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Wishing You a Very Merry Christmas TEXAS G.O.P. POLICIES DISCUSSED BY SIMMONS AT WASHINGTON Assistant: Assistant District Attorney Robort L. Hart and Dean Gauting represented the state. R. B. Bear appeared in the case as a special prosecutor. The trendy which resulted in TAKES SPEECH OF CREAGER AT NEW ORLEANS AS BASIS FOR POLL OF REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMEN ON ATTITUDE TOWARD NEGRO VOTERS, MAJORITY DO NOT AGREE WITH CREAGER. SHOULD NOT SECTIONALIZE PARTY IS GENERAL OPINION. Crystallization of sentiment on the subject has indicated the among Ghost who control the death-probability of a contesting delegation of the Republican party, with reference to the attitude of the par-tee, with the Southern committeeman, whom she chooses for his relation to the Craig-er pronouncement, said: tification of the Negro in forthcoming nations' elections, effected recently by a poll or, the entire membership of the Republic national committees was revocally by Roscos Conklin, members of Chicago, nephew of the late Booker T. Washington president of the Lincoln League, whose principal ballwick is the Second Ward of the Windy City. The American Convention of June, of October 18th, is the second national convention of the American National Congress of the United States of America. It was held on the 1st of November 1889, and was held on the 1st of November 1890. You know me well enough to know how little I sympathise with or approve of efforts to arouse race antagonism. With respect to appreciation of men of the Negro race and justice to them, inside the Republican party and outside, you know where my record is, so that it is not necessary for me to more than refer to it. Confirmation of Womissin Jeffer the Negro out of the party in the Confirmation of Benjamin Jefferson, South, such organization, it was not done, of Atlanta, Nebraska, Negro Confederate, but of the Southern states, in concert before the Republican Georgia, as successor to the state's Republican national committee, or Tuesday was forecast, by the men from all sections of the con- vivious expression of members of try have indicated to the head of the national committee on the question of the Negro question, sympathize with the view of Crescent which showed that the Republican as published in the New Oriental national committee, as of present party Southern, in principles and siton on the Negro question that it ideal. Numerous committees have taken during the years of the Negro question that they are in no way affiliated with to Simmons by National Committee, which is the Southern state, in South, which met in the Louisiana city Carolina, who said: what plagued the committee was in accord with the Texan. "If I am anything at all I am a Lincoln Republican, and stand for the principles he stood for, and will be responsible for the views of an In- publican party must not be held re- "Disagreement With Texan The overwhelming disagreement dividend national committeeman. overstand." FIVE YEAR SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR PARACHUTE JUMPER MANNING The facts brought out in the trial time I see him." showed that Manning killed Bell. Manning testified that Willie Bell near Gilbert's dance hall, just off had beaten him up on two or three the Kraiman road, the night of previous occasions. He said Willie Aug. 14. The two had been inovive, was much larger than he. The difficulties over a girl's way in girl named Sefed, Caleb, accord, is so much bigger than my, Manning to the evidence. Manning took the witness stand 100 pounds and is not quite five in his own defense and sword that feet tall. He is 22 years old, he shot to protect his family and Manning was in witnessing him to the dance. The jury which was out 1 hour hall that night with a man named and five minutes brought in a ver victory of not guilty. The defense attorney by two of the best criminal attorneys in Dallas, Gilbert's mall, just off had hopped him up on two or three the most important charges in Dallas, the Kavern road, the night of previous occasion. He said Willie Lawn, Marry Hughes and Ted Monroe. The bitterly contested his case contending Kibusha was justly stabbed in Dallas in self-defense. A girl named Esofa Calhoun, according to the evidence, said. Manning weighs said. The tragedy which resulted in Kitchens being arranged in a disastrous manner when he when they got out of the car, he was taken away and then occurred at Film Thicket the night of July 11. About twenty or thirty of them were at Film Thicket but Manning insisted in the car because he saw Wille Bill sitting behind Kitchens and Jackson had difficulty in reaching them. Both Kitchens and Jackson had both were in a dose game with a host or other game character she showed him when the dose came to Jordan. "Bell had previously told me he was going to kill迪里奥 because I was going with Zeffa Calhoun" the day Jordan started training with the car and started toward me. I got out of the car and started to walk down the table to sheet. He was faded on the table and sheet. Jordan reached over and took out a small ante for the take-off. Jordan protested, claiming that Kitchens had been the ante for the take-off. Jordan had therefore had no right to take an ante. (Continued on Page 4) NO SEGREGATION IN SAN DIEGO SCHOOL CHARGE On cross-examination by Assistant Attorney General Tate Fletcher, I was told that Kitchens had been the ante for the take-off. Jordan had therefore had no right to take an ante. (Continued on Page 4) On cross-examination by Assistant Attorney General Tate Fletcher, I was told that Kitchens had been the ante for the take-off. Jordan had therefore had no right to take an ante. (Continued on Page 4) We have an intention of changing that each of the four shores needs of increased facilities, in the Negro schools of the city of San Diego. HARRY LEE KITCHENS FREE OF MURDER Harry Lee, Kitchens, 79 year old, Negro, was exhauled by a jury in Judge Grover Adam's court this week of a charge of murder in connection with the fatal stabbing of杰利 Jordan last July. The jury, after deliberating over the case, held, returned a verdict of not guilty. The Dallas Express Committee From Parent-Teachers and Chamber of Commerce Tells Board of Negro School Needs GARY PAYS COURT COSTS IN SCHOOL FIGHT Washington, D. C., Dps. 24-long time employed as a bookkeeper. When William Tyler Page, now Clerk of the House, first came to the Capitol 55 years ago as a page, same Christmas fare as the white and made have been taken by of. mas dinner with dressing, cranberry sauce and all the trimmings. There full steps to gain public support for President of the United States. But neither a strike or a lockout can be declared legally in the 50 days of the executive's study. N. C. JUDGE STOP LYNCHERS WITH GUN GOLDSHORO, N. C., Dec. 14—At the trial of Larry Newsome, aged 21, charged with the murder of white woman in criminal court here Sunday, when a crowd of spectators yelled "get him" and "take him" Judge Henry A. Grady seized a large automatic pistol and flourished it in the direction of the mob and declared that the dignity of the law must be upheld in North Carolina. Immediately guards and court attendants surrounded the prisoner and selected relatives of the dead woman, two trouble-begun about five minutes after court convened when the father, Eric Teddler and William Teddler brother of the dead woman pressed their way through the crowd, and laterly, court roof, much of the man at the prisoner. They little him half-way out of his chair. At this jujuture the mob bits began a frenzied cry of lynch him, etc. The crowd began to stampede, and Judge Grady brought about order and quiet in the court room when he flourished his pistol and talked of shooting to Kill anyone who made further advance toward violence. A batterly of the National Guard was called with side arms and sat about Newsome during the rest of the trial. After hearing evidences for three hours, the jury retired and brought in its verdict in 16 minutes. Newsome was rushed by automobile under troop escort to Raleigh, where he will die in the electric chair January 13. DOUGLAS PROVIDES JIM CROW SCHOOL FOR THREE MERGEO CHILDREN Douglas, Aile, *OUNC*—in a recent appeal from the section of the Douglas school board in refusing a Negro boy admission to the city high school, Arizona's Jim Crow school law was sustained by the State Supreme Court which in upholding the board's decision to add a "sexual abuse" clause to this decision is not considered as racial segregation, but as a protection against disaffection, discord and turnover. Degradactions. Recomodations. Recommendation. Re论证 this lad and two others. The May 1927 school enrollment of Douglas was 1456 students and 114 teachers. Of the 1456 students, 812 attended the Fifth street school in an effort to the promotion of Galesburg high school students for the past two years have been assigned to the 15th street school by Seattle, Mrs. Erica B. Aurtz, Colored, has charge of the Colored students in this school in charge of the Fifth Street School. died Tuesday morning. Mr. Russell had served the House of Representatives for more than 55 years. He came to Washington with the House of Representatives in 1859, and was for a MUTUAL AGREEMENT OF ATTORNEYS WITH CITY OFFICIALS RENDERS INJUNCTION PERMANENT. CITY PAYS ALL COSTS AND, JIM CROW BUILDING WILL NOT BE ERECTED. SLAYS SLEEPING HUSBAND, GETS 30 YEARS New York, Dec. 24. Attorneys for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People on December 18, obliged the City of Gry to pay the cost of the court case. C. P. has a suit in court the quit burthand, James Bount, killed her husband, and the association which the proposed $14,000 "Jim Crow" filing the suit." Wrapie Court on Wednesday to 10 hours in the State Prison at Halong Road in the State Prison has launched on the women struck her husband on the head with the sharp edge of a hatchet while he lay across their bed anteep at their home in a Gold-sbore seabark, spitting the skull and killing him instantly. The two are said to have quarreled, and she stated to the news that he had threatened her. The defendant had entered a plea for submission to second-degree murder through her attorney. Mrs. Mount had spent some time as a patient in the hospital for insane killed her nursing school nurse in the Courts now that a Negro. It is the second time this year called to protect members of the high school cannot be built with the N. A. A. C. P. has defended an assault on her money voted out by the City Council attempt in a Northern State in herself. It was justified. When the sentence was pronounced, the giving her the limit of the law, dren are attending Emerson school Toms Hill, New Jersey last Saturday. When the sentence was pronounced giving her the limit of the law, not sure whether or not in any way indulged in any impressions on her mind. COUNTY PRISONERS TO GET CHRISTMAS CHEER Admiredable good cheer will be brought to the prisoner in the county jail on Christmas day for the visit of the priest to his preto to pray a turkey Christmas Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PULLMAN PORTERS GET PROMISE OF FOR POSSIBLE STRIKE St. Louis, Mo. Den. 21—(Successful full steps to gain public support for a possible strike by Pullman porters and masters have been taken by officials of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, according to Ether Lovell in a recent statement, and masters have been taken in New York City recently have been planned for union strengthens in Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Omaha, Pittsburgh, and economic justice" was indicted without dissent at the New York conference called by the porters at hashes and other places. "Not until now the porters" can have the case submitted to the President of the United States. But neither a strike or a hostile can be declared legally at the 80 days of the government's strike. union hited at the possibility of the possibility. Besides declaring emphatically in reply to the question, Frank amalgamated the use of inquiries in Railroad, Hoy Langer, Frank and Crosswain, the organizers, have fared well to the New York Inter-Service machine. They have potentially tried out the Bison Tread machine of the railroad machine company union. The perverse behavior of the Porter park. Now they are waiting its load in the fight against the bearing of their appeal to the pany union as exemplified by the New York Inter-Service employee rep. January 11, 1924. Responsive prescriptive plan: The only alternative I can see if the commerce commission deuses the partners the living wage they ask for, is for the porters union to call a strike says Miss Lowell. The brotherhood has asked the first Pursley in Justice John Hale. Interstate Commerce Commission says he court to permit the Pulsman Company chased Pitcher III two blocks and I. to count his employers tips as part then shot his right arm off with a has charged that the commissions shut gun. III is at Parkland but of their say The Pulsman company shall in a serious condition hard charged that the commissions is without jurisdiction to this not. III with his wife. Brand Office, ter, but the Brotherhood won a 36 Wintersaver filed the complaint joint when it decided to hear the which was accepted by Amistant brotherhood's argument and ordered District Attorney Robert L. Hunt. the Pulsman Company to appear. No date has been set for Camp. Miss Lowell says a threat of hell's examining trial set. strike would bring the emergency in which the federal fall board could not beyond his present limit. Haldwin's court is to British. Ination. Since the Pulsman Company tried Attorney Gilbert Dover and pany firstly release to meet the White Man Alfred, at SOCIETY and Club "Some of These Days" Man, man, how Ethel Waters does sing "Some of These Days" and "Someday Sweetheart." Don't wait until someday, sweetheart, to get this record, for if you db there won't be any left. Better visit your Columbia dealer early and ask for NEW PROCESS RECORDS Made the New Way-Electrically The Total Reasoning - The New Way This NEW FEATURE RECORD AND ALL OTHER COLUMBIA RECORDS CAN BE FOUND AT R. T. ASHFORD'S MUSIC SHOP Jacob with, Mme. Bliyad McDonald Midwinter, Jan. 1st, 15 upwards from 10am. A shipment of 15 upwards, by year, will be well be with Mme. Matteo Poullo and Mme. Bliyad McDonald. The club met Thursday December 4th with Mrs. Matt, Porter. Frazier and sung by Chaplains. A very interesting talk was, many by the president. This club plane is "Germany" from 17th. The hustons arrived a dollous menu. The blue all-adorned up most at 1800 Floyd Street. + THW 41, L. A. CLUB 1 with Mr. J. Hutton, 1800 Thomas Ave. "Don. I. Our hour was going to business and any more in Art work. One new member employed. The hustons served a two course menu. Club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Ball. The, 14th. THE FASTING SHOLDER. CLUB Met At 1000 South Street, with President Mr. I. I. I. Bawens in the east of 4th. P. M. Bong kriez. Smokers were made by the president. Not in regard to recreation night. With will be the fourth Wednesday night in each month. Mrs. Alon, Colman asked the president to reorganize the Ladies Art Club which was granted. The�, 14th. all 14th. Friday to meet Wednesday night with some suggestion of records to the Art Club. MOLETTEN SUNTHAM SPECIAL CLUB Not Thursday evening. Don, I'm with Mrs. Buthle Mae, Coleman, 2100 Melcom�ton. They discussed plans for their Xmas Eco, dances which will be given at North York. The business served an excellent meeting with Mrs. Allen Ware, 2018 Terry St. The club met Thursday, Don, 8th, 15th, 24th, 19th, 22nd were股务. The glass for the dance were bespotted. Mrs. Ware was a very charming house and served CITY ATHLETIC The Collegiate Athletic Association met Monday night to arrange a basket-hall schedule, for the year. The Association is made up of College men and of basketball experiences. They are hoping to play some of the leading colleges as soon as the foot-ball season ends. They hope to play the first game with Wiley College. The team is as follows: Mr. Holland, Conch; Mr. Dixon of Wiley; Mr. Button of Colorado; Mr. Horne ofวีนิสตา; Mr. Huston; Mr. Yonnell of Wiley; Mr. Bradwell of Lincoln; Mr. Lilly; Mr. Business manager; Mr. Montgomery, Atlanta. DARRELL SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Valley Hall Club of Darrell School was organized last week and played the first game Friday against Whatley School. Will give their initial social at the Community house - Wednesday night. They hope to complete the schedule by New Year. At a recent meeting of the late seventh-grade the class was organized and the following officers were elected: Pauline Hayden, President; Pauline Hayden, Treasurer; Will Tom Orensa, Treasurer; the yellow team team leader; the blue team team leader; and the contact with N. W. Jarles, President of maritime, the title of Captain; the Captain of Maritime; the Captain of return; 'game; Friday. NEW MOH CHURCH We have many paid students: Mr. L. D. Russell into New Hope Dishart School to take charities of dealing strictly with dogs in Dallas. He has become Play Park director of Dishart school and has M. superintendent of the Texas Dean Dugoff and Mind Institute for Colored Youth. Appointed 1921, and holds the honor of serving under four Governors, which is very important. He also years the Texas Laboratories have superpriced more than 180,000,000 for the support and maintenance of the Institution, 191,400,000 have been spent during that three months on permanent support. President Martin is the first and only Colored man in the Big Bight Acquired lost fall such position and has been the president of man he was his assistant. These men are: Mon. Wollum M. McDonald W. H. Harvey and Hon. Tom M. McDonald W. H. Harvey and Hon. Tom M. The Institution, with Superintendent and Mrs Martin, the latter being designated by the governing body of the institution as Assistant MELDOSE ART CLUB Mrs. Jean Johnson, 2005, Middow Street was home to the Club Tuesday evening, Dec 23, 19three members were present. A short while was given to business: one hour was spent, at needle work, each member is agreed to make one or two milk yellows this month. Our instructors, Mrs. Hall is very much pleased over the effort being put forth. A budget has been planned for the holidays, it is, be given at the home of Mrs. McDade. The business served as delicious salad course. Bed and Green color scheme was carried out in decoration and meats. The Club will meet, Dec 19th with Mrs. W. W. McDade on December THE WELCOME HOME CHARITY CLUB Mrs. Friday. Dear Dear at the home of Mrs. Brenty Willittin, 1131 Alton Street, New York, NY. Mrs. Willittin leased a house on the corner of the 12th and 13rd Avenue, one adjoined the I-25 area by speaking. The next meeting will be held on December 16, all members are required to pre present. THE WELCOME CHARITY CLUB Mrs. Friday evening, Dec. 2 at the home of Mrs. Augustin, 1131 Alton Street, New York. Mrs. Augustin which was very nervous, everyone seemed to enjoy the meeting after which a Mrs. Augustin after which a meeting adjourned until the next meeting. Dec. 16 at the home of Mrs. Willittin 1131 Alton Street. ST. FRANCIS APE CLUB Mrs. with Mrs. G. Thomas, 1131 Alton Street, New York. With all comforts brought. The evening was spent entertaining the club member. Dec. 24. Next regular sweet. Mrs. G. Thomas, presided over. **HIV HOWAY IS ANY CLAIM** *I* met with Mrs. Miphen on Monday. She answered "who said you were HIV positive?" Then we were conquered by the Army. We were told that we were all members—to be present next week. We were informed. 2 and 3 little more. administrator, has made, wonderful program, *progress enrollment* 2012, deaf, and *student*; twenty-member oratorio or industry, *work* in the literary department, and four in the music department. Two physicists of the institution hospital. Fifty-five employees with a monthly pay rate. The latest feature added to the institution in a fully equipped dental office and resident dentist. The Association, one session of the Colleged educators was held at the University of Speakers of the session were: Dr. W. W. Holland, former superintendent of the Association, the president of the Association, and Prof. W. T. Pratt, of Dallas, M. of whom delivered, also superintendent. Superintendent Martin, Assistant superintendent, Mrs. Martin, and the able chairs of instructors are very much interested in plain work. Each meeting will be accompanied to earl call with dresses, the patient had chosen of the most happy pair of shoes, which witch, the patient, was wearing. The next meeting will be with the Legion of Belle, Allen, Co. AND ART CLUB Met Thursday evening the 16th with Mrs. Thelma Holland, 4255 Oran Street, ten members were invited to the Club adjourned. Mrs. Holland was a delirious guest. The next meeting with the president, Mrs. J. H. Towardland, President "THE DALLAS EXPRESS" OAK CHIP New York, N.Y. 1214 Broadway New York, N.Y. 1214 Broadway New York, N.Y. 1214 Broadway Queen City Birmingham, N.Y. 1851 Queen City STYLERS, DIRECT STORE. - 1851 BO DAYEER, DIRECT STORE. - 1851 BO DAYEER, DIRECT STORE. - 1851 Commercial Arts Store. - 1851 New Milford, Cleanser CX. - 1711 Hall Street. 90 Milford Barber Store. 1711 90 Milford Barber Store. 1711 Commercial PAD STUDIO 1711 Hall Street. Commercial PAD STUDIO 1711 Hall Street. Commercial PAD STUDIO 1711 Hall Street. 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GREEN Phychee and Sargon (McMillian Sanctioner) Office 2014 I-3 Half Nt. No. 211 Thomas Ave Dallas, Texas Office M. L. Robertson Phone Notary Public X-1966 Nos. Phone A-8623 M. L. ROBERTSON, Continental Bldg. 1565 Main St. Dallas, Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counselor at Law 204 Pyhbian Temple. Dallas Texas TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS Our gratitude to each and all of 300, who, buy, given, us your patronage. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All. PALM BARBECUE AND HAND-WICH SHOP MRS. LILLIAN HUCKA, 2329 Hall Street AIDA POM CREATED FOR HITI OVER PRICE MILLION ADIA HAIN SOLD LAS A SUPERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE MAIL BOLDA POWRADE BOLDA POWRADE BOLDA POWRADE WEEPERS HIGHER MUNICIPAL ENICACO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Phone - 453-1 Ben X-0453 9:00-11:00 A.M. 9:00-11:30 A.M. p.m. 9:00-11:30 A.M. p.m. 9:00-11:30 A.M. p.m. INSTITUTE OF AMERICAN Cancer at Bryan and Central Night Call Answered Promptly P O N S T: Office Y-1623 Ben X-0453 DR. J. H. DODD PARKHILL AND BURGHOOP 2604 Williams St. . . Dallas, Texas 4.28-47 DR. L. G. PINKSTON Historic: Office: 509-519, H.W. MIL- Office Hours: 10:30 to 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. 8:00 to 9:00 night Sunday by Appointment Ballroom and X-RAY MAMILLAN APPARTMENT Cor Hall and Stata Ra DALLAS TENNAS HAIR MADE BUTY AND FASHION BAND (KINGDOM) LANES OF R POMADE 1971 YEAR is evidence that quality = will be appreciated and will be always. A nail straitness and path dreams of unqualified quality and strictness, prepared to be used in the field. You make it useful the seal. It is not an old experiment. Just to do: glue and used by part-time people for a quarter of a country. But on a a wound after the curtains. You can teach all dragonflies. MISS EYES. SOCIETY. SOCIAL & PERSONAL Dallas Negro Chamber of Commerce Closes Year of Barriland Success. Result of Few Months Activities: Appeals to Public For Full Cooperation in 1928. Urges Negro Citizens to Pay Poll Tax and Become Factors in Community Life of Dallas "About three months activities of the late," said Secretary Clark, "Prior a functioning Chamber of Commerce, we have demonstrated Clearly that which have already been given us more assistance through organized operation on October 14." The results have been indeed gratifying. While we have been willing to continue the Chamber of Commerce, we have their belief that we have given them the assurance of equally necessary that we require a continuance of the whole charter ordinance to which any other entity The members of the new and The League, who are working out high school grade 4s, are corporate, plans to increase their strength with Mrs. Kristoffel in global numeracy Association, Mrs. Koehler in numeracy Association, and Mrs. Fink in the running in the city. Miss Hera is wondering why she doesn't hear much from the old Goaliger since she came from behind the B-class. How she presumes that you really feel like the whole world is down on you, since you pulled that bone a few weeks ago. So, so quite others as you would have, then do unto you, because if you don't friend Hubby to going to get place to some of the dirt you have been doing. Mrs. Horabody the Jack Johnson went you pulled off on a certain car line a few weeks passed may build up your reputation in one way or rare it down in another, but the heat you started at home proved final, if you. From all evidence you haven't been seen or SOSALAS Mrs. Henry Jones and husband North Pearl strefed, have just ten turned from the fullers of her sister Mrs. Dallas Morris, who died the 13th inst in Elms, Texas leaving four children and other relations. Riv. Fluid Highlight of Chicago, IL. worshiped with the Macdonald Baptist Church, Sunday an excursion on Sunday night. Mrs. Mihle Parker, 1929 San Jose. Left Thursday for Austin where she will spend three weeks with her sisters and other relatives. Mrs. Mary Bale, has been juvenile home from Amarillo, Texas and was entertained Friday night at San Diego 54 by her many friends. Dallas Negro Chamber of C Brilliant Success. Result Appeals to Public For F Urgent Negro Citizens to Factors in Community Life About three months activities of a functioning Chamber of Com- merce, has demonstrated clearly the sustained potential of racial efforts. It is evident that the Ex- ecutive of the Dallas Negro Cham- ber has given the assurance of those of our city artists, who have given the assurance of corridor to which any other citi- ness is entitled. City officials have encour- aged this kind of organi- ment our group, and com- munity, to live in this great city. Life organization is now corridor, no longer a citi- ness, no long needed in Dallas, the question new areas: What are We need just less to help us. Our shortcomings and shortcomings to organize and support failure to organize and support failures as we have. But since also, we have this movement, the process of citizens to do, to be set behind the Defense Department, and help make it a potent factor in the general warfare of our country. An Depression of Gratitude The wish here to express our Infound appreciation and grit- PACAGE AVER SCHOOL NOTING T. W. Pratt, Principal Little Hedge Woods, Reporter Sand and Gravel on the yard— First Aid Club for Boys—Math 's Learng the Exomination— Christmas. The faculty and students of the Pacific Avenue School were delighted Monday morning on arriving at the building to see (12) twelve truck loads of gravel, and unloaded as the yard. This will enable all to get around the building when it will with a great deal more ease, and conserve. Miss Q. V. Krushall, our school nurse, has organized a first aid club with our boys. Each week beginning after the holdings such as "Shooting Drawing books and etc" will be studied and the current procedure will be told the club. The Little Mother's Club completed the course and took the first Tuesday. The members of the law and half-second grade are cooperating with Miss Krughall in giving Christmas Chores, in some media funding in the city. board of since, tho we notice the big green car. Hike there, park there, and we all have to keep just what we now. Advise to a certain. Godspiker, before catering for some one else, tell the service you donated to a curator, the service you donated to a curator, the service you donated to a curator, but since you have a phone worm that it would amount to good and who doesn't probably to the one that doesn't unnay you any money. Remember every one is not what a world this would be to live in. PERSONAL Mr. K. B. Adams of Houston, Texas, is head of the National College of Woodmen and F. H. K. joppe of Bochch, Texas its successor, shaking hands with frieda. Mrs. Vivia Robinson of Worc, in the city, because of the illness of her husband, Mr. John Robinson, who has undergone an operation at Parkland Hospital. Mrs. John H. Hunt of Amherst, Texas is in the city visiting. New Hoped Lege Lodge No. 12 United Inns of Friendship will enter into a partnership with a free turkey dinner Monday from 10th from 2 P.M. to a 10 P.M. dinner from 11th to 12 P.M. Commerce Closes Year of of Few Months Activities: Full Cooperation in 1928. Eay Poll Tax and Become life of Dallas: tude," said Secretary Clark. "For the liberal response and support, which have already given us good news, we are pleased to welcome operation on October 16." The results have been indeed gratifying. While we will continue to work on this issue, we are equally necessary that we receive a.continuance of the whole hearted and unselfish support, in a financial as well as a congratulatory way of all Dallas-Negro Citizens of true vision and hopefulness. The Chamber urges all Neighbors of Dallas to pay their poll tax. "The time to pay them is now, or at least in January 1928. A poll tax revolt is the proper credential of qualification for good citizenship and there is no way around that. Seasons Gretting of Happiness and Prosperity to one and all. Two years of organization, with about three months of construction operation for community betterment has revealed the unspokable possibilities of racial achievement, through organized efforts. A continuance of your cooperation will help make the approaching year a historical one in the annex of the community life of this great City. May yours be a Merry Xing, and a happy and prosperous New Year, in the wish of the Dallas Negro Chamber of Commerce. Card of Thanks I wish to thank my many friends and neighbors for their kindness during the sickness and death of my mother, the late Kobie who died this life Tuesday, the 1st at 8 am. Also the Pointeau Insurance Company, whose courtesies shall ever remember. WIFE, MRS. QUEEN KIRBY, 827 N. Central. MEN AND WOMEN BIBLE CLASS INTERPARTS WITH BANGUCT Friday night, Dec. 14th in the Bishop's Church of the Sacred Heart Church much internet, many daily diakovac by the two women Bible Class No. 4 Mr. J. L. Turner, teacher - the young Woman teacher. A diakovac program was prepared and rendered by 18. The classes are wonderful to learn from and are extremely valuable. Pillow Bible cream and both sides are very good. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 24, 1927 CITY FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS Not at the Club Center last Wednesday, an interesting meeting was held. The Annual Free Christmas Theatre on the morning of the 16th from 10 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. A. Short presents, M. Darch will read, M. J. E. Rosset, our chaplain will celebrate the 16th of September at 11:30 a.m. Carroll Avenue, members of the dedication are invited. A Christmas tree at the program by Mrs. McKay. Turnor will be at the night in the "gift" a chair for the program by Mrs. McKay. Turnor will be at the Brotherhood Hall, 2818 St. Sr. sponsored by the Federation, for a gift denoting the presents for a gift and chance sold at 10 cents each. The one holding the membership drive is on for individuals and clubs from 10 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. A report made a report on adidal service with savvy amateur association which for several years has organized the Jero- Jim Chalm, statistician of the Pofeda mation made a most excellent reco- gistration of the club for such creditable compilations of data given by the various clubs given to the club and members, given to the club and members, not now of Oakland, Cal. was a philanthropist. The St. Brances Everybody's Everybody's Everybody's Everybody's to ask what mime shows on Hail St., at the McC Kinney. OAK CLIFF Smith Chapel A. M. E. Church 2225 East 10th Street Sunday School, 5 A.M. Aften League, 7 P.M. Evening sermon, 7:20 P.M. Every one is invited. C. E. Washington, Secretary. Dr. J. H. H. Franklin, Pastor. Greater Shilbo Haptiel Church C.E. W. Street and Denley Drive Rev. J. H. Vammager, Pastor On account of movement weather Rugby we didn't have an man's in Sunday Behavior as usual. The Sugt was at his post with the teachers present, a splendid as view lesson who taught to the different classes. At IT A.M. the assistant pastor Rev. L. Andryws broke the bread of life to us and we founded to our soul's satisfaction. At 2:30 P.M. Rev. H. E. Franklin in the Smith Chapel A.M. Church and his congregation were with us. His chair rentared special ensim, and he gave us a wonderful picture which was enjoyed. All come back again Rev. Frank Ile. At 4 P.M. Rev. W. M. Taylor Mr. Morish B. C. frazched the diversity sermon. It was one that will linger long in the minds of every one that heard it. At 8 P.M. the president of the U.S. P.U. opened with quite good number present. Lesson in unison was taught by the quiz. Brother L. Burch. Group Nos. 1 and two thid in contribution. There will be contest point Sunday between the two members of the school above. Aljaraz is to be given to the one-missing the highest amount night services ran high. The pastor closed the anniversary with a wonderful sermon. The Smith's Jubilee Singers will render a musical program during the Xase hold, days. Everybody taxited. No admission. Rev. J. R. Plummer, pastor, Heir M. P. Smith, Reporter, Couple United in House Wedding The marriage of Joseph Rean and Miss Tonette Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.D. Trimble, 1918 Rabine St., was submitted at the home of the brides. papers: Thursday evening. The ceremony took place in the presence of relatives and immediate friends, the same. Rich and Whistleblower efforting. After the ceremony a receiving for $20 guest was held. The house was beautifully decorated with pox green and plush, the color scheme being carried out throughout the wedding. The ceremony was performed under a helf of pen green and plush, hebird which was a stond of green, mason and plush. The very chrysanthemus also was in different places in the various rooms. The wedding music was played by Miss Callie Sherman a graduate of Booker Washington High School Miss Clyde McGruder a Senior of the same school near a pre-national solo "Truly I do." Miss Ellie Ballard played the wedding march. The bride was a frock of white georgetile trimmed with lace. Her slippers were of satin to match the frock, adorned with Rhine stone buckles. The bride's bonus was of lily of the valley reese's form. Little Little II. Richard's brought the license in on a silver frock and wore a frock of plain or with a white oration. Miss Powell brought the wedding rine in a pink roe over, also the sea dressed in pink little little white following a flower of TO MY MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS This Season of Good, Will—I wish for all a Happy Christmas and a Happy New, Year of Prosperity MY CHRISTMAS GREETINGS And a HAPPY NEW YEAR of Good Will and Prosperity to my patients and Friends Phone 285 Doctor of Dental Surgery, ORMON H. DANIEL Longview, Texas. GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS FOR THE COMING YEAR See us for CHRISTMAS GIFTS, TOYS, etc A. SWARTZ DRY GOODS STORE Dallas' Most Poplar Surburban Store 2015 ILLINOIS AVENUE CHICAGO, IL had on a frick of white. I was at Fashion Week when we made a piece grain satin crapie frick- ture, on a piece grain satin crapie frick- ture to match her frick, and her frick- were pearl beads and vishim-tone satin. We used a lot of yellow chrysanthemum. My Trimble attentive as he waited. Miss Melissa Hassett—was 17 Charges of the many presents given by Mr. and Mrs. P. D. 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Electric Ideas At The WALKER'S ELECTRICAL SHOP Phone in your orders, sight and day Calls answered Phone 5-2121 Fax 879-8211 THE INSTALLAD REPRESENT ANOTHER FINE.OPPORTUNITY WASTED DISTRICT the fact that there were comparatively few of the many thousands of voters of Dallas cast for the Uriksen Plan and the amendments to the city constitution with its provision for segregating citizens and establishing a separate voting system. Almost two to one in every case and an analysis of the voting indicates that, in the case of the segregation measure which was number 18, most of its opponents were white voters and that very few Negroes included it in the general attempt to defeat the whole measure and not to have had any effect. Men deserve the shades of segregation and discrimination so long as they are unwilling to undertake their own salvation are the maintenance of their own liberty. The Negroes of Dallas and of all other Texas cities which do likewise are no exception to this general rule. Despite the fact that the Negroes are the majority in the direction of the Negro Chamber of Commerce and letters to all of the voters were in their hands several hours before THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Notice To The Publie Agr. erroneous reflection upon character, standing, or re- quation of any person, first or second, of the DALLAS EX- PRESS will be gladly corrected into its being brought to the at- tention. of those who have always sponsored segregation to bring it into being in ways in which it has never before existed here. But the opportunity has been lost through a lack of real interest in the preservation of liberty. This is not an issue of the past, but of the present. I truly believe that the other failure, even worse than this, involved the same general principle of segregation and the failure to vote against it in an election in which less than 5000 votes were cast. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance $8.50 $8.50 $7.50 $1.25 $1.25 $0.00 THE DALLAS EXPRESS published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2:400. Twice received at Post Office at Dallas, Taxas, as second-class mailer, Annual Act of Congress, March 1972. Foreign Advertising There is no need for Dallas to fool themselves. They are either their own friends or they are their own worst enemies. And in failures like this they may well consider that they have proven themselves the latter. It is not hard now to visualize the tremendous agitation which will follow some, announced the segregation attempts. Meetings will be held. Small groups will gather on corners or in homes and discuss the situation. Delegations will visit the Mayor and other city officials and ask in the name of "justice" that such measures be not allowed to maintain. All of this will be done in the face of the fact that that same group and all of the members of that same group fail to recognize the importance and importance of happenings which would cause such complains. Prevention has always been less expensive than cure and always will be. In failing to see the necessity for preventing the passage of this new segregation measure and of voting to keep it out of the constitution of this city Negro Dallasites have forged another chain about the necks of themselves and their unborn children and guaranteed for themselves another hindrance to their civic progress. And yet they have not been able to prevent the failure of mature years do not desire to be referred to as "boys." But failures like this one as surely stamp this group have as mental infants as would the desire for toys and gaily colored babies. Representative: C. B. II Company, 888 South Dale Street, St. Charles, Missouri. C. B. II Company, 484 Morton St. Dugge, 116 East Nassau St. THE DALLAS EXPRESS heather, mother, husband. It has diagnosed by 5'6" yellow skin. It is not afflicted with cancer, but has a brown plate, every day, sunburn, skin cancer, newcastle, which causes burning eyes, flies to countryside, dinging, is professed in country, in line of even hand. It covers many all the ter- ritories. It is greatly high ground, but we live on it and are propping boys of the ground. This ground is bury. NEGRO STATUS IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. The Fact Finding Conference Meets in Durham actual facts about the pro-communities of the recently held finding conference in Durham are managed due evidently to the lack of appreciation of the Association Negro Press reporter for the type of information which the finding conference released general statements of the persons present and observations on the types of prosecute made, no sed retaliation should be expected or indications of what the general public should expect in the future as the result of the It is not likely that such an important gathering as that would meet and discuss for three days without having something to do, a little way to release. And in view of any fact that no such attempt a this has ever been made before, the public should demand some of information that has not forthcoming. It would be seemed to know what the status of the race is along all of the more studied. It wants some of the facts. And, if there is any general need to use from such meeting, the facts as found and the conditions which they indicate must be borne home to those who in the last analysis, just work to change them. There can be no doubt of the idea of such a conference. Never more has there been any attempt. The part of members of the race to discover the actual status of the group is such. And the use of mind which was shortly discovered at that conference makes it seem all the more reasonable to expect something of an official report of the浓ings There who smokes Christmas an station for incurring bills larger than they should have definitely said that they are not unite with a happy and prosperous THIS DALLAS BURGERS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1997 MAX YEAR OF Y. M. NEW YORK, being done, for youth. Arlene per Y. M. C. a distinguished honour of the United states a strong friend of the AMR. W. Per Jr. of ERA. P. of a building, BURGERS, N.Y. The announcement at a time is presenting to rise after a year older acquaint old, written will will mean a x meeting the top all of exhibi contributions. DR. S. L. BROWN PHYSICIAN and BURGEOON Yorker invocation of this year. This work Ogrutate of Manual Houston and Maharaj Medical College practiced 14 years in Austin, where he built a wonderful practice. A great work- RECORD BREAKING CON PAIGN TOTALED $5,2 1028 INDIVIDUAL CLUBS, 61 LODGES OF BUSIN RECORD BREAKING COMMUNITY CHEST CAM- PAIGN TOTALED $5,217.57, REPORT SHOWS 1028 INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS, 16 CLUBS, 61 LODGES AND SCORES OF BUSINESSES Chairman Angus to Give Credit to Whom Credit to Credit to In his identity to give to whom credit is due and to give in full accounting of the funds contributed by Ngo officers of Dallas, through a division D. of the Fifth Annual Community Pitch Conference. Libbons has given the Dallas Libbons with the services of workers and the donations of organization launched by the campaign directors and shows that the contributions amounted to $141,472. Some low- smith gifts having been received seven weeks ago are needed two weeks ago. In return to the workers the chairman stands that there is no way of showing exactly the account of faithful men and women who had in conducting the campaign having been collected by each ACCORDING to a dispatch published in The Washington Post and sent to this office there is not complete agreement among the heads of the Republican Party with regard to the very definitely separative tactics of Texas committeman R. B. Crunger who in a speech in New Orleans recently indicated that the Negro was just a "Republican camp follower" and that he should be ruled out of the party. His position was opposed by Roscoe Simmons, head of The Story. Particularly is the true story of the Garner, Mr. Nebard Beld, Mr. Ruth Campbell, Mr. M. R. Anderson and others who presented the story. The numbers of clubs, lodges and businesses finally reached the headquarters of the Patterson firm, which most of our customers, woke indolence in the success of the campaign. Chest Wear New Workers and Employees Lincoln League and official of the City of Chicago, who went into a meeting at Washington and attempted to poll the national committee with a view to getting their re-election, told the newspaper and the People's Palm of New York that What New Workers and Many New Contributors indicated their disagreement with the policies of Creager and Carroll, in the fact that it shows a large number of new contributors are published for the purpose of making the party in the south "a white man's party." There can be no doubt of the significance of the step *Contributions of Organizations and Therapeutists are given Below and are listed in the following business organizations or the unsponsored of business concerns and have more to say about the connection.* *Mrs. "Mary" Fosterstein* Mr. D. B. Garner, Mr. Chas Hamilton, and Mr. "B. C. Black Old Poleman No. 1214. ...41 American Woodman Ornamental Woodman No. 149. 9. Renaissance Lodge K. of P. No. St. Charles, K. of P. No. 21 Pride of Wheat, K. of P. West Dallas Lodge, No. 1715, 5.00 Metropolitan Lodge No. 149 P.A.M. 5.00 Massene No. 155, 5.00 Carnation Palace No. 11, 5.00 Old Fellows No. 6992, 5.00 Crystal Palace No. 1100 Lodge No. 167, 5.00 Alger's K. of P. No. 44, 10.00 K. et P. No. 44, 5.00 Our Fellows Lodge No. 1100 2825, 5.00 R. Postal Park A.M. No. 394, 4.00 Oak Lawn Massac No. 245, 2.00 Royal Best Old Fellows No. 4550 King David Lodge No. 151, 5.00 P.F. and A.M. 5.00 W.M.S. Prudentiales Mrs. Y. 15. Boudley Chaims Mrs. Ellis Jackson, Mrs. Gertrud P.S. B. B. B. B. E. E. E. E. Kitchen, Mrs. Joo. I. Melon Workshop R. M. C. Royal House Tentia R. M. T. Bl. Churn H. H. of Ruth No. 285, 2.00 Beautiful Light O. E. B. 3.00 Western Beauty II. No. 235, 5.00 O. E. B. No. 27, 1.00 M. E. Tension Chapter, O. E. R. No. 283, 5.00 H. H. of Ruth No. 857, 1.00 Social Tie Chชp2, O. E. No. 4. No. 2. Queen Thema Court of Cal- A.M. No. 1, 2000 R. M. of Ruth No. 687, 5.00 Goodient Court No. 225, 2.00 St. Francis No. 225, R. M. T. B. St. Mary's Temple R. M. T. and signified the intention of causing competing delegations from avowed "illy white" states to be brought up to the national convention. Many of the leaders of the party indicate their disagreement with the policies of Creager and others. The party is not the only one established for the purpose of making the party in the south "s white man's party." There can be no doubt of the significance of the step made by Simmons in this matter or of the effectiveness of the plan which he proposes for the coming Republican majority. The party is not the only one sincerely of those southern Republicans who are attempting to make the party in the south really "illy white." The rule of Creager in Texas for the past few years is proof enough of the need for definite and drastic action by members of the race if they desire continued affiliation with the party of Lincoln and of Grant. The refusal of Coolidge for place by aspirants from all sections of the country will make rather easy the type of setting which will be favorable for the splitting of delegations and votes and the recovery of place by those delegations which have been read out of the party in former years. Texas can well be one of these states in which the power of the "illy white" party is still strong, and the mustering must be the result of forthright and concerted action. Already there is some discussion of the "how" and the "why" of such a happening. A recently published open letter from Wm. McDonald to J. T. Harris of Brenham indicates the best and the only way to this result. Negroes and those who believe in a Republican party "of the people," people who "must respond to the calls for presetect county and state" and who intend and will represent who will see to the selection of those who will represent the will of the majority. Herefore it has happened that though many Negroes paid their poll tax and became qualified voters, they thought too little of the consequences of non-voting and allowed the restrictions of which they now complain, to be placed against them. They thought to the opportunity presented by their agency, not in them, who would make the party "white" white. The situation complained of is one of the making of those who now recognize it and the change of the condition must be due to their willingness to interest themselves in their own salvation. Already the Independent Voter League is sponsoring a "Pay Your Poll Tax" campaign throughout the whole country to respond to that call be ready and large. And let that be followed by the call for Republican presetect, state and county conventions and let them attend, vote for those who believe in the principles of freedom and democracy and send up delegations if necessary to compete with the "white" white segment. There is no other way in which the condition may be changed. No miracles will happen. The good will of Republican leaders in other states can amount to nothing in the solution, because without the active interest of Tanners in their own convention, active participation in these conventions, the work of Simmons and others will mean nothing. and among young people and devoted in chariting lives of young men. He is a progressive physician in Delfau, music faculty and may offer a broad opportunity to serve his race. COMMUNITY CHEST CAM- 5,217.57, REPORT 16 LI CONTRIBUTORS, 15 DOGS AND SCORES BUSINESSES we Crystal Palace Chapter No. 14 No. 222... 2.00 Golden Court... 2.00 Daughters of Tabar No. 44... 2.00 H. H. of Ruth No. 2400... 2.40 Western Beauty Court of Cali... 8.00 the the North Texas Star O. R. S. I. Service H. O. F. I. 1.00 Royal Family of the World. I. O. F. I. 1.00 M. Zion Sanctuary Pollinators I. O. F. I. 1.00 M. F. Balance R. M. T. No. I. O. F. I. 1.00 H. H. of Hath No. 00846. I. O. F. I. 1.00 Brides of Dallas Court H. J. of I. O. F. I. 1.00 Augsburg Tahoe No. 7. I. O. F. I. 1.00 Pittsburgh Palace No. 228. I. O. F. I. 1.00 Magnolia Palace I. F. of I. O. F. I. 1.00 Worthy Mistress Council. I. O. F. I. 1.00 Olive Leaf Palace I. F. of America I. F. I. 1.00 Chicago Palace I. F. I. 1.00 Pittsburgh Palace I. O. R. S. I. I. F. I. 1.00 Amaranth Palace I. O. R. S. I. I. F. I. 1.00 Burka Tahoe No. 40 I. D. and Pineville Art Club Lafayette Art Club La France Social La France Art Bordeaux G. Clair H. Clair by Association Dorothy Art. Diamond Cherry. Merry Wiggs. Morgan. Girl Reserve. Council of Christian Women. Ramahina Social. Royal Art. Royal Art. Optimistic II. Physicians Dr. W. R. McMillan. 14.00 Dr. L. D. Pinkston. 10.00 Dr. Roch A. Key. 10.00 Dr. Wm. Green. 10.00 Dr. A. H. Dyson. 10.00 Dr. W. T. Pinkt. 10.00 Dr. D. W. Shields. 10.00 Dr. D. Kunyan. 10.00 Dr. R. E. L. Holland. 4.00 Dr. R. E. A. Henderson. 10.00 Dr. R. M. Brooke. 10.00 Dr. W. M. Flowers. 10.00 Christian Puncher Statements It is sensible advisable that I state that the directions of the campanular are to be followed and affixed dealing anxious to maintain the reputation of honest and afflicted dealing with the division. This statement is dange that might arise through the solicitations of persons without authorization. One or two cases have been the recent campaign, and we are now making investigations. No evidence of race and the gays against criminals. We are greatly indebted to the Old Palladine who, through the efforts of the committee, has allowed the use of a room in that building for the company headquartered in Baltimore. We have received the commissions of the executive officers of the company. I wish to command public attention. 4.60 of the kind were detected during *Imperative Stikhkan* in accordance with the law. The police said that no phone calls, phone inquiries, public speaking, no effort, no speech, stated that he would not accuse will be spared to protect the coast a penny of reimbursement for races and the 2-day excursion to explore the expanse in New York City. "We are greatly indebted to the Old Fellowed who through the custodians of the Old Fellows Hall allowed the use of a room in that building for the campaign headquarters without charges. That Mr. Tinkham has been known in the House of Representatives in the past few sessions for his perpetent attacks upon the disregressions of the Colored citizens in Southern States. In several Congresses Mr. The disease is not a constitutional order with the other. We further understand that land for such a building has been offered by the South African Native College, at Calpe Province, South African, and the young垦men of the town, and the local land of approximately 145,000 for the erection of the building. We are pleased to note that the spati on the tongue of the 16th-century turn into a cancerous mode, subscriptions toward this growth. If not watched closely, the disease is not a common disease. This disease is not a common condition of cancer, and the spati is long-standing and as a result, perenary spongy to more firmly establish the "work toward which you have de-plaints of the stomach, liver and mastform of the war swept him. I am a young man, and have to army V. M. C. A. service first. He been deep in love with a young man, and he has been in love with a woman. While in the latter service he along slowly and on several occasions he caught a glimpse of the work he has done. He has been invited to help do it. In November 1921 he began. With one employee and receive a salary. He has been started in 1904 as a nurse, finding it out, she approached me with which to work. He want someone for a small loan which was saved students and teachers as the company needed another one. I refused and she sug- help him carry it on. Slowly he gutted that we discontinue our formed Association. In winter I am in love with her and would guild as a result. He built a aury membership. Today there are thirty devotees that you give me. The earnest zeal with which Yor- NEW YORK, The 31st-This week being done for more Arizona in-depth research, Mr. C. A. withdrew from the M.C.A. membership with the National Council of the Y. M. C. A. of the United States has just been gifted the gift by John D. Baskiflake, Jr. of FT89,4000 the creation of a building of Allon, Gay Preserve. The announcement of the gift comes at a time when Mr. Yvonne Stuart, the executive director of the United States accounting with NEGROs and whites with his work. The gift will meet the total cost of the building, all of which must come through the National Guard. The National Guard invokes his of the donation. Reads: "Our mission has now reached a stage which justifies considering the erection of a handwarmer building, to serve as a center for the development of the services of the native population and for the more complete integration with the other. We further understand that land for each building has been offered by the South Cape Province, South Africa, and that you are now attempting to obtain the land for the erection of the building. We are pleased to note that the amount may be poured. We trust you to be more confident in your ability to pour the money to you more firmly establish the work toward which you have decided." 2.9 youd yourself" The plan for the new building is "youd yourself". 2.10 dwelling for the Native population of south Africa. It is a symbol of south Africa. the old ritual customs and super- stititions and the beginning of a new dry in the history of those places, where the rituals of the increasingly into contact with mod- ities. ser civilization. The forces of Emporia and Pollinia are sweeping in, leaving the Natives bewildered. So it that they lend a willing car. To Max Tugon, the Natives are accustomed to the best of the new and reposition of the best of the old. In his work, Tugon has two objectives: to cultivate the Natives the possibility of practical service to their followers in the realms of education, recreation, sanitation, and agriculture; and to up *new* leadership for Africa. And in his first five years of work Tugon met with the Natives. Tugon contact with South Africa goes back further than 1831. However, after an active life at Shaw University, when the served two years as president of the student Y. M. C. A., the measurement of the war swept him into Army Y. M. C. A. service, first in India's and then in East Africa. While in the latter service he he caught a glimpse of the work that needed to be done and determined to help do it. In November 1921 he began. With a small student movement that had been started in 1906 as a nucleus with which to work, he went among students and teachers as the ones who must catch his message, and help him carry it on. Slowly he formed Associations in a wide range of sections of the wide volt Ang quiles, as surely, he built up a sturdy membership. Today there are thirty Associations and 3,000 members. The earnest seal with which Yergan has inoculated these followers is shown by the fact that each one's devices eight hours of volunteer work a week, in service of some kind within a native village. TO ADDRESS N. A. A. C. F. AX. NEAL MERTINO New York, Dec. 24—Congressman George Holden Tinkham, Representative from the 11th Massachusetts District in the House of Representatives and champion of a bill to apportion Southern representation in Congress because of the disfranchisement of the Negro, will address the Annual Meeting here of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in the Mother A. M. E. Zion Church on Sunday afternoon, January 8. Representative Tinkham is accepting the N. A. C. P. invitation to speak, stated that he would not accept a penny of reimbursement for his expenses in coming to New York City. Mr. Tinkham has been known in the House of Representatives in the East few sessions for his permanent attacks upon the disfranchisement of the Colored citizens in Southern States. In several Congresses Siff Tinkham has introduced a bill calling for a "list" from the Committee on the Census, which would be used in reducing the representation of Southern States in Congress in accordance with the provision of the U. S. Constitution. In the HEALTH & HYGIENE that can cancer is the result of a in a woman over 18 years any constant or chronic trivialization of energy, discharge appearing aneurysm sort. We do know that we can from the trigeminal mass is very known that if we have aneurysm that can know that if your parents or at least be examined by one member of your family had a cancer, does not necessarily mean three times as many women die or (that you will have taken care of yourself, that you consent from all adults, that you have consented to the care of forty or forty-five, you will see the importance of keeping should watchout for the symptoms a close check on yourself. The only infirmness. Out of the number of people to stamp out cancer is by pubic surgery that the every year of care of the education and the immediate intervention of the care of the action on the part of the patient. however, especially if associated with near the cancer "age," you should indirection, gastric distress in a consult your physician and take the patient seriously. The physician should take proper person of treatment, continues to more likely to occur are, the skin, grow worse, should be investigated the life, the breast, rectum, stomach, colon, pelvis, bowel, heart, liver, kidneys, brain, cause of vanance of the stomach or sore, bones and wound. You should also gastric "obligate" organs, to just get parable canker if your disease, with the living, unconscious, not tell you, you can, you appear in patients who have suffer- from cancer, quiet worrying and go fored half or all of their life from your business. Man's Notes Jean leaders saying: "The Repub.-the Boston: Common Council and representatives joining with the Repub.-11 has represented Massachusetts residents from the inaction- in the House of Representative. Henry slave States of the South are a member of the Booley of May North and West whose population first American to fire a shot against during the last 11 years has vastly the. Additions after the United increased, are now not lawfully. States) had declared was in 1817. I am an out-of-town reader of the Egregian and have found your notes quite interesting and full of good advice. I am an out-of-town man, and have never been in love with a young Mine of your city. We were getting along nicely and on several occasions embarked on a journey to see the city, and in the process of presents, dances, theatrics, etc. I am employed and receive a finding it out, she approached me for a small loan which was saved another one I refused and she sugested that we discontinue our relationship. I am in love with her and would like to regain her love and adoration for her. I have a device that you give me. BILLER, Pt. Worth, Texas Friendlyly your girl thought she had a perfectly good thing and thought she would make the best friend. I worry about remaining her admiration for widely it was for your way. Find you another girl who is not a gold-digger and who will help you find a good thing to do for her. I am a young married man 25 years old and have been married for 25 years. I am happy to be happy until about five months. Please, tell me, the trouble and whether I will be happy again. I respect that I am not a fortune teller or something of that sort then perhaps I could help you. But since I don't know either of them, I could not tell them that might entail a trouble between indigestion and -drypsis. As a pear the addially long weight, become anemic and complain 8 pear; that is very severe over in the pear affected this pear is very characteristic of the disease, and with the accompanying phlegmatic inflammation usually make the diagnosis. In a woman over 50 years onlyGamma, discharges operating, additives, and negative of cancer. These cases should at least be examined by the physician when you realize that three times as many women are not�er, from all causes, than even between the ages of 15 and 45 you will see the importance of keeping a close check on yourself. The only hope to stop the cancer in the public life, education and the immediate intelligent action on the part of the patient. Bruises, injuries etc., to the soft tissues of the body, also of the tumor, which is of long standing may be the source of either cancer or a porcoma, miscellaneous, and other advertised remedies will not be every type of disease the only source of the event known is surgery, restless and the X-ray. And those one only do good in cases that come for treatment early. If you have any of the symptoms before it, to, if you have any suspicious growth in each as- moles, warts, or other. Family growths on any part of the body and especially if you are at or near the cancer site you should not consult your physician and take his advice. The places that cansee are more likely to occur are, the skin, the lip, the breast, a rectum, an anorexia, and a kidney, so that it does not get perable cancer if your doctor tells you that you are free from cancer, quit worrying and go on about your business. Notes man and wife, I am unable to help you. TO Trouble-Hearted. Yours is a problem which entails you can decide. An old man asks darling of him who would with whom he might make no money, what he some love. On the other hand, I would not advise you to harry the young man whom you have told him to avoid with death correspondence. Why, not invite you to visit you at your home in order that your decision be better acquainted. It is better to wait with him than to host trouble. EDITOR'S NOTE Why not arrest your troubles to Nan's N-steps. The conclusion of this column is a person well versed in the ways of the American people to be of real service to those of the young and the old whose counsel of a suspect list. She will tell you the reasons why she will give advice to the young who chose her and had opportunity to observe the young, and she will tell you the opportunities she is viewing the problems which are confronting them. Will you be in need of counsel? Ja'ne address Nan's Notes. Teach the children of the house. Ave. Dallas, Texas. The Boston Common Council and Massachusetts Legislature, and she will be in the House of Representatives. He is a member of the Society of May Flowers and may be the Admiral after the United States had declared in 1817. NEGRO POLITICAL KING CARRIES AWAY NATIONAL HONORS AT POLITUY SHOW IN CHICAGO Louisville, Ky. Dec. 24. —Frank Willis, aged at the Negro Poultry Klin- and having won many prizes, has added another feather to his one. Willis recently served away all the Prize Prices and several Bounded Prizes and a Third Prize. Mr. his cheekies than any known Rose Poultry father in this Country. He has sharing the kindle, exhibit or Children at the National show. ```markdown ``` The above is the likeness of Mr. Jesse McShann Burnett, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burnett of Clareburn, Texas. He graduated from the Cleburne Colored High School, validicator of his class, in 1923 at the age of fourteen, entered Lincoln University, Pa., from which he will graduate in 1928. He is a member of the Apha Phi Alpha fraternity and will represent his Chapter at its annual meeting, the week of December 25. He plans to enter McGill Medical University, Montreal, Canada, in the Fall Term of 1928. A wise son with glad parents. Universal Life Dallas, Phone R 8-0914 Merry C Nassau for His precious gift to a the lips of hosts of men. Their good fallen humanity, whose heralded works shall follow them—mute and coming into the world brought female and happiness shall be their national power to all men. In this Christmas Message to all Jews, Plans have been perfected for one worker the President recalls that the most pretentious Tulletid spirit of the lowly Christ as He language ever presented to an Orient about doing good and seeking guidance by a single individual. DOING BIG BUSINESS the lines of hosts of men. Their good writes shall follow them—mute and female and happiness shall be their awed. Amuse. Dallas boy at Bradford Huston inspired to Do Big Business, "Well well, the Drag On You is doing big business. My faith in embracing Languages ever presented to an Or- ganization by a single individual. versal Life Insurance Dallas, District Merry Christmas Universal Life Insurance Co. Dallas, District M. M. MeGAUGHEY, District Manager The night has passed, the morning is here. The morning of light, peace and cheer, And our minds are again employed In wishing our Pollyholders and friends MUCH CHRISTMAS JOY The Purpose of This Company is to: (1) PROTECT your wages, giving a monthly check for current needs of home. (2) HELP educate your children. (3) PAY a monthly income for 25 years should you become permanently disabled. IF ITS PROTECTION, WE WRITE SEE A UNIVERSAL AGENT TODAY, OR PHONE OR CALL US THAT YOU MAY BE BENEFITED BY OUR BETTER INSURANCE SERVICE ```markdown ``` PAUL D. BROWN, ANST. NGR. Recalls. Spirit of it. The Lawsuit. Pride of it. For safety and Tolerance. Urge Peace. "We've lived. Praise Race Builders." AGENTS J. B. RODGERS, Dallas J. B. HOLK, Dallas J. B. WILLIAMS, Dallas GEO. CRATTER, Brownwood A. B. SUMMERS, Wichita Falls L. W. JENKINS, McKinney P. B. SHOPPER, Terrell P. B. JOHNSON, Commerce H. O. COAT, Worth LON MOGEL, Aest. Mgr. THE DATE AS REPRESENT, DAYS, THURSDAY, NETTEMBER 24, 1997 The host will be No. W. J. McMillen and wife, Sugal Mammurat, predeceased by their daughter, the late Linda McMillen. The late Warren McMillen, so dear to the family, will be the host. The deposition of good will and encouragement in the work of a generous benefactor for work directed at the advancement of his race must all the winner. This paper of Dulce gave her inspiration in the story of several dates. This banquet will be given at the Home Office on the 25th and 26th. His/her mother, Fleetland Dulce of Dulce, will be invited to be present. It will be free and entirely at the expense of "Dr. McMillen, Communities and the Followers, Resolution, Mona Chagnon, and Reheadman, Dulce Smith, Chairman." The following articles are reported this week: Luther Warren, Frankie Mitchell, M. Jepit, M. H. Mattie, Chad McMullen, Lorenna Wallace, Arthur Johnson, Alfred Johnson, William H. Rana, Edward Payle, Lewis Montz, Annie K. Carr, Noble McMullen, Tom Griffin, Harry Stephens. LOUIS D. LYONS (Awatt) Col. Louis D. Lyon, well known CHARLIE MALLORY GIVEN 2 YEAR SENTENCE Two years in the postnatality was two months plastered on Charley's chest. He was shot by a judge in Judge Grover Adams' court by a jury which found him guilty. J. B. H. Col. Ligust D. Loyna, well known fraternalist and business man of Austin, whose hospitality is a by word in Texas and who has gowns in the dress code, Moon for the many convention of the State. Through the Presser he wishes for his many friends and acquaintances in Marry Christmas and a happy New Year. Said one Jase Lee, member of 1924 champions foot ball team of the Washington High School, to another Dallas boy, who extended to Welch congressions for brilliancy in the game, "Fat Mother," noticing anxiously how foods earnestly do this. This typelly scene plays the other day on the Salmon Lake College west campus, where Jake "Frost," was looking at the Drag Inn on the college cafeteria, do the in the meantime. Mr. Welch wishes his friends in Dallas to know that he is not "corporating" all the food he buys, but studying vigorously, since the football season is over. TEXAS WHITE LAWYER SHoots RACE PLANTER TEXANKA, TEXAS, DEC. 32 CIDPUMPTON, WHITE AN- GUMENT, WAS REPRESENTATIVE, WAS BROUGHT HIDE ON A CRANCH OF MURDER COLLECTION WITH THEIR ING OF JEREMY WILLIAMS, A WEALTHY N E H O - PLANTER, LAWYER, SAYS, "THEY WERE ON BORDER OF 2000 AND THE SHooting, WHICH FOLLOWED, AN ARGUMENT OVER A MURDER IN A NEW PARK, WAS ACCIDENTAL." # 1945年10月16日 中国人民解放军第19军团第1师团 在北川羌族自治县金川镇金川村 举行文艺晚会 I The Late Silas S. Cofield, Sec y-Treas. The Grand Lodge Col of Pythias of The Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias of Texas W. S. WILLIES GRAND CANCELLOR, DALLAS TEXAS the year, it is fitting marvelous growth be your Grand Cancellor it should swell the induce him to work noble Order. At this season of the year, it is fitting that I send you this statement showing the marvelous growth of our beloved Order from the time I became your Grand Chancellor until the present time. This Statement should swell the heart of every Pythian with pride and should induce him to work harder in the future to build up our grand and noble Order. SURPLS FUNDS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 It is my wish that you and each of you may enjoy a Merry Christmas and that the new year shall be filled with many joys and comforts. Office Force TO THE PUBLIC: This year has had in many respects been very eventful in the fight against Nazi Hitler. While there have been no disasters to happen in the Economic and Industrial battle that afflicted the savage 37° N time here, we must acknowledge many wights of thought, also might make have fallen. We Thinking, for example, must have been able to shall choose to use such as stepping stones, hoping for After this assertion, we may have as a matter of fact proposition, reveal some of the evidence to the after aids of Nazi Hitler. We must have been able to and upon compilation would ever be a nearly trampling of the dead in Death Claim, Nerveitis and Communicat. Right here in the United States, we have been During a recent Wintel-Wind Compagnie of and 11-12-1918, compagnie returns, shows we wrote in New Business 1918. The agents deserve complimenta, bouquet and will have a banquet. We have set our faces like a flint to the task of building a bridge over the accumulated degravity like Ben Adam, that our sons of tomorrow may not have their feet 'decorated' hands managed and minds uncoerced by limitations. It matters not of men, for we are passive. But races live and thrive by their enterprises and institutions. For that it matters more. So when our humble agents call at your door, he deserves your compliments, even their As it is a physical, impossibility to meet and greet all personally, to express our fealty, we take this method by the way of the press to wish one and all'A MERRY XMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR. DALLAS STAFF: T. J. Herrick, O. Pearfwood, A. Goss, I. Lewis, J. B. Booker, C. H. Lawson, J. I. Wright, W. H. Holtman, W. H. Jensen, J. L. Leconte, L. I. Hill, J. H. Williams, W. H. McShannon, J. B. Stubbleford, O. M. Hill, J. H. Young, Kelley, J. H. Leconte, J. A. Bergman, J. E. Bergman, A. Quill, Anst. Nark, O. McNeil, B. Boone, Neptun. PT. WORTH STAFF: W. M. Ibrahmer, Stenographer; Mrs. C. M. Ranshaw, Glark, M. M. Virgin Jordan, Halliston; Mrs. M. J. Austin, Allery; TERRIBLE STAFF: R. H. Andrews. PT. WORTH STAFF: M. C. Thomas, I. K. Russell, M. F. Henshaw, W. W. Wyatt, W. R. Hibbitt, H. J. Davies A Prestwood, Bup. fitting that I send you this worth of our beloved Order Chancellor until the present ell the heart of every Pythian work harder in the future to of you may enjoy a. Merry will be filled with many joys and n. rs fraternally. --- H. Strickland, Pres. December 24,1927 6127,437.17 130,507.85 125,723.28 134,860.85 141,656.88 131,760.05 406,647.76 499,536.17 601,687.18 641,720.43 645,658.09 787,000.94 W. S. WILLIS, Grand. Chancellor. Male Nicholson, Thomas Pratt, Dr. Mrs Lee, Ora Leo, Thalma Mary, William Rodgers, Frank H. Edwards, James Terrell, Mamp J. Heckman, Alene Pildle, Ellen Money, Jack Bach, Anna Lee Jackson, Paul Jackson and Elmore Jackson, Thomas Says and quilt Iவு எலாசாரா 50 10 16 per cent for four weeks, alright in glass work and deserve great praise. Sanders services was checked Little Elmore Johnson has a bell plant brain and will make a great run some day... Mrs. John is Weaver is a great teacher in helping to promote the Education work, for the elevation of our young needle in Orrand Mrs. Dilled the Principal ers, Mrs. Weaver is a faithful and shews at her post of duty, - Mrs. H. Tall's Club is going to have a style show soon, watch for the date by unfavorable weather. Rev. R. The date. Mr. R. W. R. Dillard wishes to thank her parents, scholars and friends for their kindness to her school building. Mrs. J. Q. W. while she was sleek. Longview — On Tuesday past, a school rally at the Miss Visa Chapel School, promoted by, Principal K. Longrum was very much a-source. The program was temperature having three principle speakers. Dr. J. D. Grant spoke on "Good health,�ive to mental effect." The Landing Home Depot Installation Club will meet Friday evening at the Landing Home Depot Building in the City of Mexico. 1. O. W. Muto Home Depot Building in the City of Mexico. 2. C. A. Walters Building in the City of Mexico. 3. A. Walters The Jolly Corn Club will be hosting a school event in a building with 2,000 people. It will be founded with a community of 2,000 people who will work with the community. TEXASTOWNS --- GALLAND ~ Th. shower given in honor of Mr. and Miss. These Jobsin at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chen Brager, Wednesday night, Nov. 10, was grand math, beautiful people were reverted. There will be a beautiful Christmas tree on the next house. But it's night. Dec. 24. Everyone is invited to come and put your he Mrs. W. E. Dillard is now re-operating and has rounded her school work, also having been very stilt for a week. Mrs. Lottie M. Hutton, of Dillon Ingram's, was Dillard's most last week. Mrs. Ruth reports the car and school children, the smarter the two even in the country, with that she is proud. Don the Lord let her be at the bedside of her very dear friend. Mrs. Dillard also has to wait on her. Don't forget to enroll the tothe bedtimeness of Bin's Output God Love the Cheerful Choir. Join the W. O. U. Lodge it is grand. Uncle Hub Lee of Rose Hill, got part of the life-Tuesday evening. The 2. This heared family have the sympathy of their many friends. Mr. Henry Hatelison, Mr. Loh, Turner and Mr. Chan, Turner have returned from Oklahoma. "Late W. G. and Thelin. Thanks were guests of Mrs. W. R. Dillard Sunday Day," 11 their visit was enjoyed by Mrs. Dillard. Mr. and Mrs. E. Overstreet and Mrs. Ollie Johnson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Overstreet. The Mrs. Roberts Smith received a beautiful online tour for a trip in the spelling context. Friday Master F. M. H. Thomas is a little master in books. He is 8 years old and lives in New York. The “Worldwide angst,” Great Woman of the Middle, will pre- vent her from falling. Little Elmo Johnson has bellrett, Brine and will make a great name to the world. Mrs. Johnsen Weaves is a greatتاغor in helin's time to promote the education work for the staff of the school. Mrs. Johnsen is the Principal, ever, Mrs. Weaves is "fulfilled" and always at her post of duty. Mrs. R. Tull's Club is going to have a style show soon, watch for the date. 5th W.W. R. Dillard wishes to thank her parents, scholars and friends for their kindness to her, while she was sick. LONGVIEW — On "Culinary past" a school rally at the White Chapter school promoted by the School of Law, Longrum. The program was important having three principle speakers: Dr. J. D. Grant spoke on "Good health" to the most efficient "the G.A. Daniel, on the "Haillembin, and 44th" to good health" and "Proton D.D." Mr. Johnson was a friend of Mr. Mark C. T. E. Church turned out that forms to greet the new date to, but Merit who comes to us from Greenville, Wo. Reef, to have lost The. I. R. Bishnina, and the radio at the gambitman is "to" where he is going to be a good, good and best wish to Mr. Merit. It was Thurds coming the Boors to the palli- The Boors of Mr. Will Hutchins comes to us, an agreement. The changes to which Mr. Effale was on of P. W. Worth and P. W. Worth of the North West State for release from the start, as still lifted their voice in "Well, I had the Danger all Year, then to be few moments of what I was going to do." Mythone Five: The headdress of Mythone Five: The first to be�ings of the "First" and the last to which I were a "Vital" Winery. "Painless and Glance" And we served to "First Wings" at the aftermath of the first to be long remembered, and One should be the author of the author's number, was the wish of a "Aid" taking the SHENSHANY HEII. THAN FR. WORTH PHARMACY, Scholastic College Tيفet Hath, Prof. L. M. Johnson, Principal of the past seven years, produces of think University, none-now, great Quality, character and good by all. The Enrollment III position is the mostمنful of the group's work. PAHMESTYLLM — The services were well attended Sunday. Nov. Thomas Wallace of Denton, Texas took up his new pastoral charge of the A. M. N. Church Sunday all reports were turned over to him. The former pastor, Rev. I. B. Culture left Friday night for his new school in Westside. The students need to discuss health. How is the study? Self Government. Elizainte, Cooperation citizenship. Sports. Sportmanship. This school supports its own paper called "Tarrelllife." Physical examination of each pupil is read yearly. Physical Culture has sports supervision on play grounds. Meals served average 250 per day. To visit this school causes one heart to beat high with joy at the prospect of the future learners. The behavior of pupils is very creditable and their intellects have Situated in Packing House, the triet, Prof. H. T. Wise, Principal man of starting character and ability. Enrollment: 120 pupils. How H. H. McNorton Teacher of history, Mrs. J. M. Lotton, teacher of English, Prof. H. T. Wise, teacher of Mathematics, Miss Ednie Fley, teacher of Low First, Miss M. L. Miller, High First and Second, Mrs. Christina Thomas, Low First and Second, Mrs. Hathy Williamson, Low First, Mrs. Francis Black, share charge of school Cafe—mais served 18.5% per day. This school's interests would be exchanged by installment of Manual Training. Mr. Hill from Terrell Hill School supervises Physical Cultors, on Play Grounds, assisted by the older boys as contains of teams. This school has held the Health Loving Cup for two years. No cases of T. R. Puppils are set regularly in groups of 7 to the dentist. Physical examination of each pust is made twice per year. — Coagew Street School First Principal, Mrs. A. P. McCoy. She has been supervisor for 12 years. She is not only a great teacher, but a mother to the 222 pupils, which she and her talented corps of teachers (not) them pusts upon entering Terrell High. He noted for their thoroughness of sandslendness, truthfulness and ability. Their work is very creditable, indeed, and will measure up to the state standards anywhere the Texas. Dr. Haulay pronounced this school 100 over Govt. in Health, requirements. Personal of Corps of Tenchers Mrs. A. P. McCoy. First Principal, Mrs. Tommy-Roott, Low 1st and High 1st, Mrs. Ralle D. Hubbard, High 1st and 2nd, Mrs. Loosez Polindexter, 1st and Art Teacher, Miss Noma Prince, High 1st and 2nd, Mrs. A. P. McCoy, 2nd and 3rd. Gray Street School Mrs. I. M. Hamilton Principal Graduate Teacher's College and Change University, the possessors are executive ability and knowledge This is one of the most ideal schools in, Part Worth (whits or colored in, regt, cleintness in, lerior decoration, and in excellent work, dane, by both teachers and pupils. Personnel of Corpus: M11-12-41 Hill, Low 1st, 54 pupils — has double session, Miss Mr E. Brown. Low 1st, 64 pupils, Mrs M. H. Mrc. Coy. Hill 1st, 47 pupils; Mrs V. Low and High, 74; 40 pupils; Miss G. Whaley, Low 2nd, 53; 40 pupils; Miss M. Milton, High 2nd, 68; 40 pupils; Mrs M. Logan, Low 3rd, 41; 40 pupils; Miss A. Fox, Kindergarten, 54 pupils. Total 470 pupils. This work is such misfit that its progress is out crowing its house and facilities. Overfore, we pled for a new adequate brick building to be erected soon for the sustenance of this growth. Prael, A. M. Moore, Princeton, a graduate of Zion University, normal college, and the University of North Carolina, kindly heart, is wife philosopher of the biennial *Bloomberg* news show, *Bloomberg*. She is full of bright boys and girls who open bingo, are these women playing games outside, who were the double session scheduler, who new their building and gave it the wooden balconies, will sit on the steady inflow of pupils. *Manuel Tranquillo* and *Columbia University* are cofounders cofessorily (by seven years). Their bodies are all graduates of college, their work begins of high stakes and their life is full of sacrifice and anguish. Provision is made for all those who cannot attend Day School in receive instruction not only in the retiring school work, but also in typing shorthand, cooking cutting, accounting training and with a few possible options. The average age is 25 and the most popular girls are many elderly people part of 10 years, taking advantage of these opportunities, and by much skill and prayer they learn to read in 4 months. This prayer is overheard. An aged adult was upon her knee with a prior open before her and she was copied THE DALLAS EXPRESS, NASHVILLE, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 24, 1997 Houston, wide, awaits honors, keeps dependable, truthful staff and acupuncturist Jill into a hauler, better farmer than father, in middle school. Lou Wiltshire, Reporter. Summary Hill T24 6458K — Lev R. C. Ragdale, Clerk of the General Assembly, Catherine Delgado delivered a well session Sunday night. Dee for the year 1872, he will leave where the annual conference will take place. Smith left the city Monday for their home in Jacksonville, after a visit to the University of Florida. Mr. Marshall, Mrs. Summis Smith and Mrs. McCormick, relatives. Mr. Marshall, Mrs. Summis Smith and Mrs. McCormick, relatives. Mia Mieson Bogus Sunday, Mrs. A. Fischer left the city where she will make her future plans. She is pleased his Brother Mr. C. Bogus and family. ACQUILLA — Sundot's School was well sterved at all Church, Mr. Samuell Fish is at the home of his sick Grandmother. Miss L. M. Armstrong and Miss Almo Crier returned home where they spent Thanksgiving. Axell, Texas. We have one one of the best. For in our fours. Mrs. Juelle Dyer is in Kansas City at the bedside of her mother. HANGER — R. S. was held at all churches. Rev. Bolden, T. J. of the M. R. Church preached a noble sermon at A. M. and B. P. M. good attendance. Mrs. Lea and W. Wright and was arrived from Fort Worth, Mrs. Thomas Smith is on the sick list, but is improving. Miss Chلude Williams of Tylleson, Teoso, toehold in the public school to preparing a wonderful program for Xmas Holidays. DEWEYநILLE — Sunday School was largely attended. Services throughout the day I olock the Odd Pillows and Huthites, assembled at the Church. The welcoming address was delivered by Prof. M. K. Barlow, response by Mrs. F. Harrell, after which a program was reddered. Rev. H. Harrell was master of ceremony. After the program was over, the audiences passed up to the Hall and had a The public school "reduced in them but保留" before evening. The public school "reduced in them but保留" before evening. Toronto Wetland Ave. Avb. de Walle Wetland Ave. Avb. de Walle by Ray, A. W. Walch, of by Ray, A. W. Walch, of The A. M. E. pastor, Rev. Taylor is now in this city. Sick let Mrs. Ollie Anderson, Mr. Leslie Watson accidentally call Mr. Watson last Tuesday. How was carried to the hospital, and then left on Arm and left broken and ground up, he suffered, several bruises, and his remains sent to Baton Rouge, La, for burial. **TREASURE DAXE DUMB AND BLAIN INSTITUTE-CAMPAUS NEWS.** Austin, Ohio — The Hutchinson-Spencer splendid program in shaded last Monday, we made appear, among others, the Brown and the reading by Dirdie T. The Bass availon of Peter Mire Warfield and the inner of James J. Moore and Hank McCray were very much in evidence in the Association Association. The association, an excellent seminar yesterday morning all present had their original strength instituteotherapy were the following. Machiniste Dawson and Martin, Hank McCray, Martin to tell just when the holidays will begin. **THE AFTER.** HENDERSON — Rev. C. W. Wiliams of Iamstown is planning a big drive on Dec. 11th at Mt. Heskey Church, Dr. O. M. Cottrell Birch Church. returned from Wellington. Mr H. Reeg has returned from Migrain, Oklahoma, Mr. D. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Hell-Ruggan were here a few days attending their sick-father, Mr. T. Reed. Mrs. Brைtice Mayer of Dallas is here with her sick-father. Miss Tille Foods is fast-reverging from her operation. Mr. Pinnie Mellon, Miss Balls, Gay and Miss Willis H. Moore, stopped to go to Rungy Rundy evening. Sick list: Mr. Tane Reed and Miss Tille Foods Mr. Blieh Rung, will motor by on Oklahoma Thursday with Mr. Hubert Reed. COSSICANA — Evening Beauty Club entertained with a lovely Thanksgiving dinner. Thursday evening at Community Center at 1 o'clock, Mr. H. H. from court, which was served two tables, which were hesitantly decorated with clup color, 44 guest enjoyed the evening. An excellent program was rendered by the program committee. At this writing all of the forty suppliers of the gridiro's have taken down their embattlements, he then their expense into printing books and their awards into plow-shores and are to longe studying. Yet Mr. H. H. of every life-trifit are in the heat of the fray and are giving random every where an eyelet that can never be for written. The Jackson Tides are to invade control of the Dunbar Hill Bafflesome of Teakamea gulf. Prigly is one of the most thrilling-conceating of the year. Both gains hold the game as it is offered trust. The suitcases are: how never, been trampled by any for this season but the beareers willling into a drug-to-manate from their very being, and the war very and utilization is driving them to the state of unquestionable readiness. At the cycle of time is about to usher Thursday into eternity, hundreds of fans and firms are going to mount a special train for Teakamea, and roins us. It were to battle, curry the blunt of war to the very gates of the enemy. Many eager hearts shall watch and wait at home, hundreds of others are roling to die up or of the other unstoppable and see the game, others, as Alumni will hope to be. A distance and the combined thought and wolf wielding will have its weight to solving the course and send the Mighty Wars on to a dedicate victory. Several requests have come to: Cashon, Dentation to pick an All-conference Team. In heart weeks, a comment on stellar player in the Central Texas district will be given in condom. But a short report and the Week-end gave. Let's go to Teakamea. back, Los Angeles, Calif. Dec. 17. The New Orleans labor officials are considering hearing a lawsuit filed by the 1938 American Federation of Labor corruption, it was revealed in a letter written by one of the officers which inquired whether they were allowed at the Los Angeles convention. FATHER ARRESTED FOR BURY, TAL TREATMENT OF DAUGHTER New York, N. Y. Dec. 16, (n.p.) Lakem Burrell, a bus driver, in heir-hold for investigation following the charges filed by his eleven-year-old daughter, that he be beat her unmercifully and drove her from her home while she was suffering from scabies fever. Judge that she had gone to the store to purchase some shoes for her told by one of her neighbors that the child had been seen running for her. The judge then testified that the child had been suffering from scabies fever and that the paymaster had ordered her to leave the city. The marriage was no impassioned with the story that he ordered Darren to questioned about the affair declared that the child's mother was怨恨 the mother because she had refused to prepare his meals. NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE FOR NORTH CAROLINA MAKING SURVEY OF COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR NEGROS. Dufaun, N. C., Dec. 10—Lower the direction of Acting Dean, A. Elder, the North Carolina College for Negroes in making a state-wide education to the Negro and to the state-wide inquiry into the value of college education to the Negro and committed by inquiry into what college men of the state are asking to discover the relation of college education to the earning power, domestic relations, religious and political education, and graduate are thinking and doing in the state and community. Dr. Jamaq McShaped, president of N. C. College, believes that it is important to be committed to such a survey, that the Negro college-trained, is at the distinct asset to the community and the state, and that this face justifies the provision of the Negro college-trained the Negro a college training. POLICE ESD CHURCH SQUABBLE Rockville Custier, N. Y., De-16 (ANB) I took the Mourn and the Charge. I took the Mourn and the Charge. I sat in the little hamburgian bellium sitting in the second Baptist Church, there last week. The pastor, a few members and a deacon, or so, who differed from the pastor's fellow, followed. The fellow followed. In which bells flow freely. So heated did the orcasion, the fight, which followed, become so, the call out the police to quiet the mob which had gunned outside the However, Mayor Charling R. Richmond and Chief of Police Tyree G. Riceen were persealed to attend the meeting held Thursday night and managed to reshape peace between the whirring factions. Those expelled from the church were Henry Jenkins, James Brooke, Cora G. Brooks, clerk of the church; Millage Clark and Eugene Hibert. Their places were filled by Aubrey Reddick Lilly; William Lilly, and Henry Gordon. The Rev. Banks is still in charge of the flock. POLICH RATO POPE DENS IN HARLEM New York, N.Y., Dec. 15—(ANP) Poling driver against dong, peddlers are going forward vigorously in an effort to amass the ring which exists in Harlem. 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These Cars Were Not Take in on New Automobiles Priced to Sell 1924 Brendan Dutch Sedan $350 1924 Chevrolet Coach $250 1924 Chevrolet Touring $225 1924 Real Dartigan Chevrolet Touring $180 $180 $250 1924 Ford Coupe $350 1927 Ford Coupe, Spanish Juice Z-2 1927 Ford Coupe, Juice $250 1923 Ford Coupe $180 1923 Ford Coupe $250 1923 Ford Touring $250 2219 Main Street, P H O R E 7 - 1008 TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS GIRL MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST MILLIEARNS CHILD New York, N. Y., Dec. 10, 18:00 Mia Pauline McDougall, 37-year-old colored girl of Harlem, appeared in her week's book to prefer charges against her mother, 15-year-old son *br* - a millionaire, in the home of her mother place she was engaged as a male guard on a counter charge of burgery, which she was dismissed as was male German. She has been in jail ever unable to raise the $6,000 on which she was ordered held, but when confronted with the girl statement, but later declared that room in the absence of her parents were discharged by court orders. Madisonville, Ky., Dec. 15—LAMP protecting their inmates and the same time forging a relationship with the Nathan Bald and Hanan Plimeng went to their daughter on the scaffold have Friday and attacked with a knife and attack won a white girl in 1988. The execution brought to an end one of the most sensational trial of the century. When Plimeng and Bald were brought to trial it was, necessary to bring the stalks mutilated have to be removed from the appearance of a fortress. Hot spring: Ark., Doc. 10—(AND)-ville for duty. They were told that because he wanted to take the free local officials were able to handle baths and had taken the paupers the situation. John Jchler, age 35, who is the Floor Commission is keeping alleged to have made $125,000 during a class check on conditions in the ing. the Florida real estate boom, district and within the next week was arrested by government offi- are to make an extended survey of cars and placed in the county until the watch which has been ascom- Joiner received the free baths and pitched and itersed plans for the all was well until it was found that care of refugees during the winter, he was smoking the trip to Hot The Red Cross to still held some spring in a Hudson car and dis- to all people and will have to care about others. It is a lot of them during the same hour, one. Joiner who talks from Duh. Among the members of the C Public feeling. Then High against themsand attorneys for the defense declared that it was impossible for them to get a fair trial under those conditions. They were tried and convicted in record breaking time and sentenced to die. The attorneys for the convicted men carried the car to the highest court of the land which denied appeal Wednesday and decreed that the sentence of the court should be carried out. Friday morning was the date set. Again six companies of the state militants were called out to protect the prisoners while the state executed. He penalty, third was the first to reach the scaffold. As he reached the elevated platform he faced the crowd and said: I want you to know, brothers and sisters, in Jesus Christ that you are looking into the face of an innocent man. I forgive you all and do away not mind it anyone, I am doing for a certain old man. I know I was a man in heaven. A few minutes later he had arranged through the trip to his death. Fleming's final statement was a bit shorter, but equally as dramatic. He declaration was: "I am noting an innocent man. I am ready to meet my favor. I forgive you all. I hope to meet you in heaven." Dr. WILLIAM H. SHIEFFARD DICE EXPOSED ATRICHS IN BEGIAN CONG Hampton Institute, Dec. 14, William H. Shepard, who exposed the Belgian conspiracy and who was tried and convicted by the Belgian court at Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, died November 15, 2015 of his death. He was pastor of the Grace Freebytarian Church in N. Lausanne, Switzerland, and his mission was: At the death of Lauselle, who was prized with five awards, he left the church. Shepard, now left alone in the heart of Africa, carried on his work around the Bahamas for many years, helping the church redefine the gospel and his ideas of education to the natives of Central Africa. Whether facing a hostile trial or the tribunal dominated by King Louis I, courage, patience, and unbushard faith. He returned to America about fifty years ago because of broken In January, 1964, Dr. Shapira wrote for the Manila Harbor, a magazine at Lafayette College, Independent State an article dealing with the condition of the people of the Jakarta province, and the operation of the condition brought about through the operation of chartered trading companies by byroctrices on their rubber plantation, promoting publication of the foreign missions of the British authorities was tried by British authorities. The efforts of the executive committee of the foreign missions of the British authorities were the violation of the Department of State was recited for the protection of the people of the province. This accord the missionary a tat trial which, involved the whole African policy of the Islamic government. WEALTHY MAN FARUK MALWELL GATH. MALEED PRACOCK BING small, oily and tasty draws instead of an emeraldies and super phren. 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By bedding the voting privileges with conditions and a certain degree of affirmative action, involving affirmative action, involving detail and a certain minimum of intelligence, their primary object is to not be deprived of voting, to not be deprived of voting, practically, however, that is deprived very effectively and as a race condition." In which, in common with certain whites, it does not meet the require- Mr. Millen reports that letters he has received from leaders in several Southern States indicate a "new wave" of voter registration. He vote. His own attitude, he states as follows: "Both hermeneers like rivals have a greater exercise of the franchise his the Negro throughout the South, believing that he would, he believes, be a strong political force for politics, legal and economic equality with the whites. But I sense freely that the Wating Negro in Southern states is more engaged in observation, he hitherto served merely as a tool for debauching elections, and maintaining corrupt government." "That there are hopeful features in this situation. Intelligent and educated Negraves show an increasing tendency to revolt against casting their ballots in block-at the bidding of a local political machine. As Negraves education increases, as his economic condition improves, the Negraves will undoubtedly show a greater tendency to pay his own politics, quality under the law, make up his own mind on political issues and cast his votes. The next generation will inevitably see a great change in the condition of Negraves suffrage in the South." FLOOD COMMISSION PROTEITS LONDON BOUYGUES ET MELLYLLE Nation Bourge, La. Dec. 1—(ANP) The Colored Advisory Flood, Commission through Dr. J. S. Clark of Southern University has forwarded to Secretary Herbert Hoover and the Red Cross a vigorous protest against the attitude of the woman official in charge of rehabilitation activities at Melville, La. This week which was literally wiped out during the good in the scenes of considerable work among Colored refugees and when the field works are who are engaged in Louisiana under the compensation of Dr. Clark to it that Colored Flood defenders receive adequate fulfilment attempted in remort at Mell truly earnest visiting all of the deserved captains are Dr. - Richard H. Robert, Vince Chairman, Dr. J. - R. H. Robert, Vince Chairman, Dr. M. Carry, Vince Chairman, Dr. K. Thomas M. Campbell, A. L. Moley, John H. M. Mady M. Willis, Vince Chairman, Dr. J. - R. H. Hendry, Dr. J. - R. Martin, M. C. Hey, Dr. J. - R. H. Harrell, and Dr. Brown GETTING UP NIGHTS CAN BE STOPPED after 24 HOURS. 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The explanation is found in the data from the birth of Jesus from the data from the birth of Joseph from more than five hundred years after his birth. Dytopeia is evidence of Dytopeia. Biblical published accounts include 145 A.D., in doubt for the birth of Jesus. He lived the birth of Christ December 31, 6th in the year of Jesus' birth, 164 A.D. But Herod the Great who the innocent children of Bethlehem afford to destroy the child Jesus lived in April in the year of Jesus' birth, 164 A.D. Jesus was born of a woman born some months before and later in C. 164 A.D. Jesus was born of a woman born only four years before our era. We do not in the Bible that we so universally acknowledge the advent of the Christ, that he is a child. Throughout the Bible we do not with the Christ —Why the visits to Bethlehem are setting the stage for the events of the lesson. We find in person 1-4 of our lesson, the explanation why Joseph and Mary were in Bethlehem at the time of the degree had been taken. And by the other means, the author's comment about Gessner, that a registration is made of his subjects prepared by the keying taxes. Since Harn at the time dominated about all the civilized world like deserto cundor of many people Under the human life a subject might be enrolled from any point he might reign. But it was a custom with the Jews to receive in their ancestral city. The men of the Mary were of the house and lineage of David, it was necessary for them to be adopted in Bethlehem since the age of the Imperial period was to the meeting great always of pilgrims from king — parts of the country erged into their ancestral town. For the entry of the entire இந்தi-Marathi men, he was also an international person in the time was taken. The disease from Neararth to Delhi has to be taken like 44 miles, but the route the couple most like to the route was about 40 miles, requiring three days. It is certain that Joseph walked the distance when Mary rode their humbled boat. The inn being crowded they Josephine was one ladies' leader, and she was a common patron of the Arab tivie in the city, a name building with which she was to learn much about the Arab world. She found a place in the stable where she was immersed with the thought of the compass of the Oracle, and when she was to return to Rome for his funeral in a shrine, but men and women were shattered. Josephine they have, for every thing but Christ is after us, the shepherds. The little city of Balkania was purged by a plague, and the days of Abdymir, it was no longer the family Balkania. It was the family Balkania when Rampel lived in the town and bore their babies. It is steeped in the world and had never seen the world. to be (Continued from Table One) needed meaningly, hours of education are not expected by the general public to administer the affairs of the school the highest interest of all schools in the country. With a Board of Education in Delaware that is above the average in its value, the school will be industrial and intellectual benefits to our city of a trained teacher, it is pleasant, we think that it is a good school, we think that schools will at least compare favor- able in every way with the best schools of our country. If not at the entire south. in view of the fact that the pres- sident passed about hand tazes of $11,000,000. It is prescribed on the codes of the schools that the president to the fifteen commission injunction has been instructed by the institution of the United Morgue Cham- ney, the office of the President of the the institution of the Parish and Teachers of the University T. Washington High School The purpose of the you the school is to make the joy of you the school is to make the joy of you the school is to make the joy of you the school is of good letter in the Greek means script as they're the meaning—but it makes a vast difference in the meaning of the message it covers. When we say "Peace on earth is man of goodwill among men, we are not men of goodwill. The greatest question in the world today is how to get goodwill always more. One will be had. Very aptly said: "It is hard enough to get any texted will at all never miss a good kind. We talk about the will of the people, but the Lord only knows what that in Most of our times we can't know what we want, and won't be satisfied an happy skill we are not." In anรี-utical psychology we discovered how well it was to define the will. We discovered that men are very very with a will as they are born with eyes, eyes are an arm-but we are born with all the capacity for a will—we have the power materially out of which we cannot get a will to our own jitting, and we are responsible to God and man for the kind of will we possess, a good will or a hope one. It will only be when men get the support of their minds to so strive and write that the today will be unเครียด in Almost three thousand years ago,ுத் துடிப்பு,which of the old,which was a universal goodwill,would reign among men.The most important link in the fulfillment of that chain in prophony was securely elineded with the advent of Christ.Teaching the ideal spirit which comes day will obtain.In the most effective way of feature,of that good time,one of the best of the actions of war.It says: "Glawn shall not lift up in second moment,nor shall they laugh with any more." In fact during their period the implements of war shall be transformed into implements of agriculture and domestic happiness.They shall best there would be into the future,and the example will prophonyback.There is the indisincentive of war to the times.Bots one had pained to a picture,desirable of this period.A number of the most well-known things and would always be in turn to this most wide away in the rain.In this life,the most personal,and around the world,the most great thing.But that is not.Teaching the essence,not to result in the far-rehearsed—it is to be transformed after the former Prasoo-German war.We are told,that second half was inside into Church's bouts while an English film made for profit by Turing,efficiently and skills need to the Rover,which into dinner boughs. —Are we really inkind? Away up is the Andes Mountain on the boundary line between the publics of Arrestine, and Chil stands a statue of the Christ. It is made of old melted oamor and was erected at the conclusion of the war between the top nations between the top states of lasting power. The mainland of "Boomer shall the mountains crumble to dust than the people of Arrestine and Chil" break the news which they have given at the feet of Christ the "Bodome." There are all beautiful settlements but there are that have world nearer when Christ is given the change. There ago Ireland was in constant term—it has become peaceful here in the story as it is good by one of their clergyman-Client had become a, rather sleep. The night�fussed by which we went to sleep was rife fire. But women and children of us have done all we could to confirm. All seemed vain. We zotted to our rightly and shoals for God to even. We answered with a reveal: When the revolt came the short for good. Men who destroyed their neither's property?ற்றed the offences and held all are not. The men of the world are the only thing done. Outlawed Abra are being told. Drunkards with homes are becoming turmoor. It is perfectly easy to win men to a Christ. The Choirs will not hold the people crowding into them. 1930 Supreme Secretary, Banker of the Good Samaritans of the World, is a worthy asset to our race and wishes a Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year to all Phone 3-6278 2317 1-2 Hall Rev. J. W. Warren is the beloved pastor of St. Paul M. E. Church, San Antonio, Texas. He and his membership entertained the West Texas Conference which was credited to have been the best in the history. He was elected reserve delegate to the General Conference, Kansas City, Mo. Dr. O. B. Young, Pastor Committee From P.-T.-A. and C. of C., Tells Board of Negro School Needs A brief lesson for school purposes in to be submitted to the tax-exempt organization Thursday, December 18. As has been told on all similar occasions, we are required to issue a notice and will support it at the tax-exempt organization. If it is the only notice issued with the tax-exempt organization which we have submitted, deserve to be substantially rewarded. communities they serve. The trial lasted several days and (1) The Booker T. Washington directed a large crowd of speeches, and (2) The National Building and grounds, and a news well known enough, course of study more greatly in the Negroes. (1) We appreciate the fact that, like our parents have been employed to encouraged the health of our children. This is most timely because of the unusuality conditions in which many of our citizens live as well as of poverty and other conditions over which they have hit. For no control, in this context, the man who is with to urge that the Board of Education originate this service to employing a Negro-boy-boy and a detailed Title in the successful practice of boards of education and politics, extremely connocanced. Mr. Hussell roared a family of nine children, all of whom were well educated and I all succeeded well, several of them in profundity all life. Russell was highly respectful, and by the other day softens, who had the greatest confidence in his integrity and politeness, especially. Many of them are said to have of the same to Nugget for his advice and suggestions on various political issues. Sunday was a high day with the Riving Star Missionary Rustler Church Sunday School a few minutes later with Bro. T. C. Rightover nothing. But the review lesson was enjoyed by all. As I 可说, pastor E. Lane prorched a standard error while he was enjoyed by all and he also preached for the night service. Visitors are always welcome. All are looking for us, shall to ring for the Times Program. Rev. E. Lane, Poster. Rev. J. W. Warren is the beloved pastor of St. Paul M. E. Church, San Antonio, Texas. He and his membership entertained the West Texas Conference which was credited to have been the best in the history. He was elected reserve delegate to the General Conference, Kansas City, Mo. supplain the appeal of the Nine cities of this city for modern school facilities and larger facilities. A - most specified state school in the Dallas public schools for Negroes includes the following: (b) Another grade school for Negroes in Dallas, and in order to relieve the congestion at Darrell, and to allow the old city school purposes to be scraped. (b) A modern brick building for Old City Cliff N. W. Harbor School in ( A) Modern brick building for Wheatley is needed. ( B) A modern brick building for the Pacific Avenue district is needed. ( C) Buildings should be provided for Lincoln Monroe, Elm Thicke, and other small school districts in keeping with the size of each school unit. Buildings should be provided for families who live. ( D) The Boothier, W. Washington high school student body. We endure a building and grounds, and a building with the variety of individual attributes found to the high school student body. We endure a building by our high school principal and for the Boothier. We have the Board of Education will tell it Gue- verset to put that program into during the 1990-1991 season. ( E) Three Negro supervisors during the 1990-1991 season. ( F) Three Negro supervisors during the 1990-1991 season. ( G) A supervisor of writing, drawing and music; a super-publisher. One in North Dallas, one in South Dallas. ( H) A supervisor of writing, drawing and music; a super-publisher. One in North Dallas, one in South Dallas. (1) We, appreciate the fact, that the inmates have been employed to clean the premises. This is most timely because, for the unanticipated condition, in the case of a fire, the loss of power and other conditions over which they have had it fit, can be wither, to argue that "the inmates are not responsible for cleaning the premises." PETER B. HON. E. 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Respectfully submitted. Dallas Negro College of Arts and Teachers of Booker T. Washington High School. Harry Lee Kitchen Free of Murder Charge ad an ante. Jordan drew a. sweep. a knife and demanded that Kitchens be closed when Jordan advanced toward Kitchens, the two wint into a death struggle. At the old of it, Jordan was killed in his breast. Kitchens inflicted infliction the wounds, but clashed he did it in his own eyes, for he did not delicately, and that, for years, gave own knife. One theory advanced by the Defense was that the stabbing of Jordan was accidental and took place in during the course of the struggle in which Kitchens was trying to defend himself. The first listed seven days and interested a large crowd of spenders. Both the deceased and Kitchens were well known among Tal-in's Negrons. Kitchens was quite happy when the Jury filed into the box and the foreman handed Judge Adams the verdict which read: "We, the Jury, find the defendant not only." Congressmen Attend Fun- eral of Aged Employee (Continued From The (One) allegion and politics, extremely sensitive to actions and who never compromised. Mr. Russell record a family of inborn children, all of whom were well educated and well trained, whom he professed to be in profession. Alive, Russell was highly recognized for the older sympathies, and created confidence on his life in integrity and dignity, and magnificent, dignity. Many of them are male to have children, and suggestions on various political problems. NEWFORD Secretary PROMOTERS OF THE LOYAL OF AMERICA Annual Organizations in Texas, A Hundred Seventy-Five Dollars the death of the insured. A Me 810 Good Street SONS GREETY friends, both new and old, w Xmas and Happy New Year ER FURNITURE 2656-8 ELM STREET CESS FROM COLORED PYTHIAN T THAT BABY YOU'VE LONGED FOR Mrs Burton Advisers Women on Mottleshead and Companionship. For several years I was denied the treasuring of motherhood, written here first. Marguerier Burton of Kan was City. "I was terribly nervous and subject to periods of terrible suffering and melancholia. Now I am the proud子女 of a beautiful little daughter and a true companion and inspiration to my husband. I believe hundreds of other women would like to know the secret of my happiness and I will kindly reveal it to my married women who will write me." Mrs Burton offers her advice entirely without charge. She has nothing to tell. Letters should be addressed to Mrs Margaret Burton 141 Mammachueta, Kansang City, Mo. Correa, condence will be strictly confidencily. 1078 Kuns Bldg. Kansan City 9-17-17 THE RISING STAR MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School on time, with Brother T. C. Hightower at his post. The lesson was enjoyed by all. At 11 o'clock pastor E. Lane proached a noble sormon which was enjoyed by all. We was to have gone to Eagle Ford but on account of naisment weather, we did not go, but we are hoping to go soon. Our Lord has much for Rising Star to do and you will see it later. You are welcome to the Hiking Star. Rev. E. Lane, Pastor, To C Hightower, Reporter SMITH CHAPLES, A. M., E. CHURCH We are about to be lined up again for work after the changes of the annual conferences. The greatness of our new pastor places us in rank with Daniel or Malik James. We tend a great portion of the day night, eight additions to the Church for the great two weeks. Our new pastor visited the annual conference at Athens last week and returned with the intelligence of Dr. Abington being on the district. We are strongly glad to have Dr. Abington as our Presiding Member. BIRING ATAR MISSIONARY B. C. Bunner was a high day with the Rising Star Missionary Bustle and the Rising Star Missionary Bustle later with Iris T. C. Righlow, senior Sept. the review lesson. At A. M. devil pastor B. Lance, missionary Bustle was enlisted by all who attended for the minor service, and he is now being looked for to shuttle to run for the Kinsa Program. Bunner, missionary Bustle, is looking for to shuttle to run for the Kinsa Program. Bunner, missionary Bustle, is looking for to shuttle to run for the Kinsa Program. PETER H. BURKE HON J. W. HUNT, National Grand Master THE LOYAL FRIENDS In Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma, live Dollars ($275.00) within twenty dred. A Merry Christmas and Hap- Dallas, Texas SPEEETINGS and old, we wish A Merry New Year. UNITURE CO. STREET PYTHIAN TEMPLE YOUVE FOR Women of manliness. was deed hood," written by Mrs. of terrible blood. of a beauti- tion. a true com- munity. of others know the as- society. married te-me." Mr. yours entirely Sampson Manufacturing Company CHRISTMAS ORDETTER To our loyal customers and friends, I wish I would make you and not minded in expressing to A Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year. MINE, B. SAMPSON, Prog. T. H. 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