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Dallas Express Pure Food Show, Jan.3 to 9 ENGLISH AND NEGRO STUDENTS DEBATE RACE ISSUE New York Clipping N, Y, D, Nen II—(i) by the debaters, but as was natural. To those points the Lincoln Uni- ANP—A team from Team Lin—in the alternations the debate verdict debaters replied in effect. coin University, composed of Thur- cented about treatment by the that the house governments had good Marshall, Malcolm Diemen, British Government of the native formally locked up the commercial and Richard H. Hill will a team races in South Africa, in India, and companies, that the imperialists had that city. Mine Harris accompanies from the National Students' Union in China. controlled governmental policy and Protomers W. I. W. Sandra. Profomers of England, composed of Frank C. The main points made by the last question was not one of Priest and Hart. Davall of Reading University. An British team, who did not deny ideals but of practice, Mr. Hill for that Martin is generally considered. David Hadden of London University, that grave injustice and been praised the Lincoln team asked hops in the state in one of the out-standings of London University. Untied to the Anglo-Saxon race, were the Anglo-Saxon trusteeship to standing educators and to well verity, in a debate on the race that the responsibility for those in-last. He admitted that the feeling compelled the work for which problem at the Mother A. M. E. justices rested mainly upon the com- of race superiority was "natural, the has been chosen. After graduation Church, New York, on Wed. moral interests rather than but occasioned if it was Christian, the has been chosen. After graduation evening, December. He the government itself, that the im- he pointed out that the co-operative, and multinational is Howard University where she graduated with honor, 2,000 people, the teams argue$^2$ the nation as a whole were did not involve the explosion of afterward completing the courses question. "Resolved. That the at- responsible for these practices, that one跑 by the other. titude of the Anglo-Saxon race to-there was a growing idealism and The debate was matched by a high ward the Colded race under its sense of trusteeship in the attitude plane of courtesy and the appeal control is unethical and prejudicial toward the native races, and that throughout we are the intelligence to possess. The Lincoln men take the Anglo-Saxon races could not be the audience whether than to the ing the affirmative and the Eng- wisely scuttle their responsibility Is emotions The debate certainly problem. The sensitive- The debate this would involve greater dangers noted mutual respect, understand was not judged. and evils than those which now ex- ing, and food-will, and its success "The" History of the Anglo-Saxon set. One of the British team, a and interest were so great that the race" The good Marshall pointed Scottishman from Edinburgh, said in promoters are planning to hold the out to his opening address "has humorous vets that face superl- next affair of the kind in Carnegie been one of continued imperialistic orty was a natural feeling and that Hall. In the audience were leaders opportual for the sake of business he felt infinitely superior to any in the professional business and so advantage" The treatment of the Scottishmen who ever lived. This what life of the races in New York Negro in America, in the South and Gold Coast of Africa was held up and nearby communities. Major Leo In the Philippines was brought up as a model of a John rule. Pits Nearon presided. Founded by W. E. King Chicago. Dec. 31—(ANP)—That series of throats which the woman "there is no fur like that of a bad man against him." Chicago: No fury like that of a trade-trade union. The woman's accrued was demonstrated, according to the minister's statement to Dr. Hosea Watsen, and some men, for a number of years he was three hundred communists of the class associated with FLEEC. Mitchell was the only one who had ever been a member of the MIA. Mitchell, when MIA had been minded, 56 months ago, she moved to Chicago and return to the city and stabbed him in the neck and breast. The stabilizing occurred at the time of the church service, during which he was not approved and the church service continued. The church was then being re-erected and a new building was built, and a new synagogue was set up, and a synagogue of refusals. Sunday, which had assembled for the first time, was held, and the church was re-erected. In the midst of the pandemics of the 19th century, the people were also affected. Dr. Watson, who was a teacher at the school, was also affected. Dr. C. Clark, the pastor of the Eberman Church, was rushed to the church, and was injured. He was killed in the僧侣堂. The僧侣 were also injured, and the church was shut up for a while. GEORGIANS RULE RACE WHITE MAN AND NEGRO OUT OF PRIMARIES CHARGED WITH FLEEC- ING BROKER IS CLAIM IS CLAIM IS CLAIM New York, Dec. 31—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People for 51th Avenues, has received a report from Rev. W. J. Rodgers, President of the Mason, that the court has the white Democrat of Georgia are evading the Justice of Georgia from the party primaries in direct violation of the decision handed down by the court in the Texas White Primary. In that case it was held that as the primary is a part of the election in September, 1886 to the county court of the 10th Amendment to the Constitution, o exclude American citizens from primary voting on the district court at its last term and, in addition, have Georgia on December 14, asking mary, voke, the February primary. This request attorney, and J. K. Wash, represent- wan "unanimously denied" by the ed of the Jored ditten. The Com- mittee which took upon itself mittened to evade the issue by to reverse the decision of the Dite, miting the Negroes that they might distress the Democratic Court. Rule have a "hand" primary of thie- ness of a set of rules adopted in Black man, nominating Negroes for office County by the Democratic Council in Georgia. The provincial will tell the National Legal Committee of white Democratic voters that by the N. A. A. C. T. is taking the given opportunity to cast a pre-initiation under adjudgment. The Dallas Express THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 31, 1927 was old and needed to patient. - At the Eats B. Moore Theatre on Saturday morning, continuing thus the noon hour more than 500 children, were given gifts of many orty and privileged to view a special Christmas program executed by the school children of the city. serve ten years in the judicial Saturday when he was convicted of assaulting a 16-year-old colored girl. The assault was perpetrated several months ago and when the defendant testified the trial he was sentenced to one year. The prosecutor's office declared that the jury's decision was a miscarriage of justice and the court substantiated motion of the defense compelling a new trial. The second trial resulted in the ten year verdict. The prosecutor urged the maximum sentence for life imprisonment but to no avail. The ten year sentence is considered very lenient. the Warfare Department of which he spitted whiteness who were white." In *Orange, Texas, Dec. 31*—1928—*New York City, Dec. 11*—*ANP*—*Jim Bentley of Social Science for 1 Mrs. Hilaria D. Morgan is a surgeon who should deny that he is white.* Robert Harriott, the one of the most liberal and animalistic men in the world, is the holder of the holidays. He easily broke down and *came out* to modern "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea." —Fred Douglas. Beginning on Saturday morning to the poor of the city by Mr. Morr. and continuing, Monday Jan. from one of the rooms of the theatres gave themselves over to Python. Temple, granted her for the forgiveness of the holiday sea—that purpose through the generation by bringing cheer to many poorness of the Grand Lodge offices, both adults and children. Through the hallways were thronged with the generosity of the many organists—those who were in need of aid and nation of the city directed through who had been recommended by pul- Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE 5 CENTS bridge Post-Barzehlighlt, still defends the harborous crime of lynching in the United States by teaching the recognition of people who they are accused of. But they are mostly men, the most well-merited rebuses from such outstandings newspapers in the Columba-covered victims of lynching men in the United States against bus. Gk, and the Dotham Eagle. Mr. this country, less than one in five which all decent United States citizens still face, is the only country in which Griffin the teacher that uses the word of resent and shame has been beaten to death unless united in their conscience is the only permanent mind in this connection that accuses non-citizenship and faith in America for the abhorrent crime of rapa and execution by a mob in the jealous Melville, La., Dec. 31—(ANP)—Miss Cordelia Townsend is charge of rehabilitation work in the flood-striked town was removed. Last week at the order of the National Red Cross Miss Townsend formerly led to New York, according to investigation by the Investigators went out by the Colored Arbitrary Commission, had shown marked property and discrimination in declining with Negro sufferers. Many houses were reported to have been built for whites in the town which was practically swept away and only some seven of Negroes, Miss Townsend, was imposed by the lower court. Warley and Cola edit., of the Lourville News and Lourville News, respectively, were the trial of Pliming and Bard referred to this case as "legal lynching" for which they were indicted for libel. They are caused almost as much interest as the Pliming Board (I.A.), which culminated with the execution of the men sometimes who had "T." Everything was running smoothly and a very intuitive business was being done until Jack Buttles. Fraffort, Ky., The. E. (ANP)—The State Court of Appeals unbigl the conviction of of William Warley and L. Willle. Col. for Hattie Judge, Huber, Laffon, who presided at the murder trial of Nathan Baird and Bunam Fleming, and the edit-tora must pay the $200 fine which was imposed by the lower court. Warley and Cola edit., of the Lourville News and Lourville News, respectively, were the trial of Pliming and Bard referred to this case as "legal lynching" for which they were indicted for libel. They are caused almost as much interest as the Pliming Board (I.A.), which culminated with the execution of the men sometimes who had "T." Everything was running smoothly and a very intuitive business was being done until Jack Buttles. RENT LOVERS Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 31 (ANP) Realism, that suggested a wiser SOCIETY and Club NEW PROCESS RECORDS Made the New-Way-Electrically Vice-dual Recording - The Records without Dent KISS NEW FEATURE RECORD AND ALL OTHER COLUMBIA RECORDS CAN BE FOUND AT R. T. ASHFORD'S MUSIC SHOP WE SHIP MAIL ORDERS SAME DAY RECEIVED 08 N. Central Ave. Dallas, Texas CARNATION GRANITY CLUB Monday, Thursday, Dec. 31, 15:37 until some of the president, $20 million in the '40s, $400,000 in the '40s, $400,000. donated to Charity 1118.8 meg meeting, Jan. 18, 2000 1118.8 meg meeting, Mrs. Brownw y, Walter Anderson. Mrs. R. Lemons, President, Mrs. Brown, Reporter... WELCOME HOME CHARITY CLUB Set Friday, Dec. 21 at the home of Mrs. P. Dahney 1000 Thomas Avenue, a very delightful open- was spent for business. We were glad to have Mrs. McCan of Ahli house present. This next meeting will be with Mrs. R. C. Wilson 141 (Washington A.V. All members are called to be present. THE LADIES READING CIRCLE Med. the 14th inst. to the house of M. F. A. Hertz with the following as hostesses: Messmerke M. F. A. Hertz, A. B. Hertz and P. L. Hertz. ' Lesson Othello II Act, Mrs. W. V. Mannack led in the discussion of the Historical Drama." Mrs. E. L. Lott sang two choir numbers a key accompanied by Miss E. L. Tyler. The Circle was happy to welcome again the members who have not been privileged to attend regular, this year. Mrs. E. L. Tynier and Mrs. C. W. Arlington are two of this, number. After reading the music by "Miss V. Tynier," Secretary, Miss R. E. Palgs and resulting the Executive Committee report, etc., the scene was changed into a so-called "which represented both Thanksgiving and Christmas" post. Thanksgiving reminder wasRosey, shaped on the same and the Mrs. Christmas's bottom was rendered by serving both shipped ice cream, and a substantial dinner. The entire service was unique and highly appreciated as well as largely enjoyed. May the tribe of the group of Indies in the Miss M. W. Tyler, President. Mrs. R. K. L. Holland, Car responding Secretary. More than one hundred babies and little children are enrolled in the Mothers' Council on Good Brick. The Mothers' Council served the chil- dren of the Christmas day. All the Mothers are unofficiated in the next meeting to help outline the program for the Dotha Dotha Kindergarten. Our Kindergarten No. 1 is a wonderful teacher to do a wonderful work. The program and Xmse tree Thursday night was indented later- HILR WILD SOCIAL CLUB HR- ELECT INSTITUTE ADMINISTRATION The late Wild Social Club met last Monday night. Dec. 19th at its regular place. The vice-president Mr. Fred Jones opened with the reading of the minute. The president, Mr. William Gordon, arrived and he was asked to take charge. The regular business was taken up by order. The reports from the financial secretary and treasure were taken to with interest from Mr. Pugh and Mr. Richard. The president told complimentary expressions to them. The president declared the chair was not and asked Judge Griggs to preside and upon motion by Mr. Carl Henderson that the rules be suspended and the entire cabinet was carried. Employer Griggs called Mr. Gordon the re-elected president to take charge, who said a few words of appreciation. The Club closed up all January. Jack Milton iReporter He was entertained with a dining party by Mr. and Mrs. De Tansch, 1860 Bate street. He was fittingly "entarted" by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. van-P. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hall. He visited the Booker T. Washington on high school. On the guest Thomas Tزis over the city. Librarian Young left Dallas last Saturday for a short stay for Farl Worth, where he will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson, 7th East First street, from these he will be the spirit of the children today. The association has mailed letters to more than 500 families asking that they cooperate in the "Better School Attendance", campaigns by controlling in the अद्वैव अयूजेज से चौदह वर्षीयी, the child within their charge on January 1. Other letters were mailed to ministers and other leading citizens asking that they join in the spirit of the campaign. It is urged that a report be made to the high school of all cases of parents that student-supportor and advocate. Beginning New Year, With Greatest fort to interest others to John S. Negro, Negro in Business Malawi S. Negro in Business Malawi an opportunity to share in the an opportunity to share in the building of his new House, if you building of his new House, if you Brotherhood Malawi Brotherhood Malawi Joseph Must Square Accounts. Joseph Must Square Accounts. "211 211 PINCULHEART ART CLUB ENTERTAINMENT The Pinculheart Art Club presents its famous entertainment. Last thursday evening Dec. 26 at the Pinculheart Theater, the occasion was of simplicity, representing carnival events, where relaxation, that brought immortality as a form of romance of a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, tokens which here gild limings to all. THE ROYAL ART CLUB PRINC SENTS MATTHEW The Royal Art Club presents its annual Matteine intermental last Monday evening, evening the Friday. The Temple Amphitheater. The guest and visitors were站 with the gild limings, that prevailed a joyous spirit. Mire. Anne Wofford, pressed, was royally entertained Friday night with a turkey dinner at the Haloft, 310F. State Street. Then she made very nice speeches and entertained the boys they were to have. Prof T. W. Trait who made a beautiful address on the floor made very accountable remarks. Mr. Wofford has a gift of theatricality for a variety of the chorus. N Lieutenant Charles G. Young of Washington, D. C. is visiting his relatives in Dallas. He stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lows, 1903 Meadow street, Whenly by Fieey. He was entertained with a dinner party by Mr. and Mrs. De Tannick, 1900 State street. He was fittingly entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hare-r. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hall and the Excelor Art. Social Club. He visited the Booker T. Washington high school as the guest of Thomas Tolbert. He enjoyed many motor trips over the city. Lieutenant Young left Dallas last Saturday for a short play. He పేర్ల Worth, where he will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson, 1901 East First street, from the he will go to Austin to visit his mother. NEIL HOOSE AND CLCH MST Tuesday, Dec. 20th with Mrs. Walter McDadd, 1904 Dunbar Bl. A delightful present. Mrs. Gee, Davis and Mrs. C. Gibbons wish a reported ill. The club will entertain with a bonquet Tuesday, Dec. 27 at the home of Mrs. McDade. After the usual time was given to art, the hostess received a dainty salad course with black coffe and cake. The club will trust Jack E. with Mrs. H. R. Rutherford on Hampton Bl. Mrs. Joe. White, president THE OPTIMISTIC THIRTEEN CLUBM with jersey A. J. Ackman Twenty-eight daytime. Plans were faded for their regular dance on Friday at 10:30 a.m. The members in attendance at the regular hour, Friday December 20th at 1 a.m. each meeting at the home of Jersey A. Adelaide Jackman NEGRO BROTHERHOOD CALLS FOR RACE BUILDERS With the address of the new year issues a special call to volunteers from among every branch of volunteers in the state to engage in any sort of active endower within the race for profit or gain to help up and identify themselves. The state has noted throughout the city of Dallas and the state of Texas by this effort that the mass measures may see the economic necessity of concentrating all of their efforts toward the construction of a new hospital is not enough that the individual mortality should busy his or her head and heart in their own selfish enterprise with no thought of the progress of the people as a whole. The success or failure of this try is almost invariably but a bit or less allent and in many cases results in a miss. To be assured of a permanent success the Negro has to learn that he must carry along into his plane to gain the confidence and support of his people, a clean, wholesome, broadminded spirit of unaffordableness. There must be an inclination toward a sympathetic and charitable working gassie. No business has an expect to succeed long without contributing a healthy return among those from whom he renews his entire support. Neither can these who expect to retain their support or their confidence indefinitely when they do. Illegitimate refuse to acknowledge the wisdom of replenishing the source of their support. These short-term conditions obtain among, no other race of people no much as they do, anything the Nessus In time to Born and Look and Live on, The Norwr Brotherhood Moves more ready to develop a clique to THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 01, 1907 "BETTER SCHOOL ATTENDANCE CAMPAIGN" BEING CONDUCTED BY ASSOCIATION OF PARENTS. STUDENTS AND TEACHERS Committee, school information who are so ill situated as to make the school so into late January it is infected. It is housed that safe provide information. swelling the attendance within the next 30 days to 7,000. It has been reported by school officials that the attendance in all Dallas schools was "reeds that of any previous year and that the increase in the enrollment of Negro children is greater, relatively, than that of white. And even with this record breaking at attendance there are more than 8,000 Negro children out of school at the recent time. It is virtually impossible for one man, employed only for part time, to cover the entire city of eighty-two million people in the distance of three years of school who appreciate relationship between the Negro pur. Prof. Joseph R. Rhoads, a philanthropist and the Negro who has of last years - Washington. High something to sell whether. If he school left Wednesday evening to merchandise, store, skill or art. The holidays in Marissa Texas. A recent investigation revealed the fact that about one-half of the school are employed, and the other half are false. It was pointed out that Principal Pritchard, the fate of the children collected by high school pupil-yearning non-school attention, was the employer of the employed boy and girl. They will learn many things at work, but the old idea are creatively used to teach children and wrinners will come from their. There should be no hesitation on the part of Negro parents to put their children in school, even though they will pay large dividends in the future. Too, the whole future of the The students received by our children today- the association has mailed letters to us to more than 500 families asking that they cooperate in the "Better School" and that they enroll in the access every school are child within their charge on January 2. Other letters were mailed to ministers and other leaders in the spirit of the campaign. It is would that a report be made to the high school of all cases of parents relationship between the Negro pus- chacher and the Negro who has something to sell whether it be a book or a toy or a labor of any kind; and it would awaken the Negro leader (and successful type) to their unquestioned duty and responsibility, to those who have contributed to his wealth and success. To join this work, you can send a letter to the number and promotion he is act of endorsement of the principles or place support and Race employment and Race cooperation and Race patronage for which it stands. Why therefore would any real 100% super cent Negro man or woman refuse to identify themselves with a movement of this kind? Why would any Negro who believes in the ability of his own blood and brain refuse to join and become a worker in an effort to interest others to joint? Small the Negro always run from an opportunity to share in the his own blood and brain refuse to join and become a worker in an effort to interest others to joint shall the Negro always run from an opportunity to share in the building of his own race? If you are proud to be a Negro write the Brotherhood Headquarters, 2318 Hall Street, Dallas, Texas. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to the many Ailees, and acquaintances in the family, and to the many that illustrate the life and in the death of our cousin, Mrs. Bemma C. Derry, Purpleheart, and Annemarie to Mr. J. Crawford and the Executive Mutual Insurance Company. May God bless you all always. Sig. Sig. Mr. and Mrs. Marryn Pergamon, Mr. and Mrs. Monile Burgus, Merr. H. Waltle, Friend IN-MEMORIAM OI MRS. MARY TAYLOR Surrounded by friends we are, Lyonnae, the misk of our joys-wa with a smile on our face Whera, a heartache, Louisa dear Mother for our MANNY SIMMONS, BALLARA TAYLOR, Daughter JON TAYLOR, Son GARBELLE TAYLOR, Grand Daughter. Mr. WILL Cray and, Mrs. MILITIE Niles were quietly married at the residence of R. H. L. H. HARPER, D. October 30, 1927. Jawes' Jones on Dale Street. Mrs. Julia Williams has all of her modern conveniences. He is a spindle carpenter. The K. of Pwr. will begin building a room for Knight Chley Bedroom soon on Bathley Avenue. The church last week were good, Mrs. Mattia Davie, after a five hour illness died Tuesay, Dec. 20. Mrs. Davie leaves a mother and three sisters to mourn her. Mrs. Davie was poisoned with oysters the night preyed on her death. Arrivals: Mrs. Pearl Jackson from Cedar Creek; Mrs. Mina Harris from Gatlinburg; Mrs. Jillian Harris from Millsboro; Mrs. Jillian Greene to Lakon. Inv. J. E. Brown from Bellevue; J. E. G. V. Cavett from Gatlinburg; J. E. G. V. Cavett from Stanford; Ned. Dalley from Torrell Mrs. Jones to San Angelo. Mr. A. J. Brood to Fort Worth, Mrs. M. J. Brood to Fort Worth, Mrs. W. Brood to West Texas, Mr. A. Sanders from Kansas City, Mr. M. Bank, Amarillo, Texas, Mr. A. Brooks is the argument. Sick: Mr. H. Chasey, Jon Adair, the program of Peter Middocker, Mrs. Coro, Mrs. Macrae, and Tachy McGraw, the secretary Stiles, Monday afternoon and Tachy Chamber at her home on Hill Ravens Avenue. A merry Christmas to all of my readers and patrons. SAN ANGELO — High School churches. The sun. The August High School organization. The folding doves are campaign draws made with the entire school one large assembly hall. The meeting be considered as hold as well as expensive. The branches of the large tree which attended and displayed more than any profit be made in drops with presents for the children and patrons. The play "The school pupil," be its advocate, as well as exerted the spirit of solace for the occasion. We thank the patronage of the team behind the patronage of coming out, and hope you have a delightful evening. The pupil has a delightful evening. The decoration and fitting the pupils for the entertainment. patrons of the town highly for the patronage of coming out, and hope you had a delightful evening. The teachers worked hard preparing the decoration and fitting the pups for the entertainment. MASONIC MATTERS and members of Crystal S.' F. and A. M. are herly up the first regular meeting of Cornet Flora and Burford Burford, 3:00 o'clock, January 8 for consideration. Clearly, A. M. of Crystal Palace A.M. are herby urged to regular meeting at Odd lora and Burford Sta. o'clock, January 5th. Im- consideration. Govern Officers and members of Crystal Palace Lodge No. 168, F. and A. M., are herby urged to be present at the first regular meeting at Odd Fellows Hall, Corner Flora and Burford Sts. Thursday evening, 8:00 o'clock, January 5th. Important business up for consideration. Govern yourself accordingly. J. W. WILLIAMS, W. M. C. L. MINTER, Sec'y. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS who have given us their patronage. May this year be unto each and all prosperous and successful. TO OUR CUSTOMERS given us their patronage. each, and all prosperous A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS who have given us their patronage. May this year be unto each, and all prosperous and successful. We still have some choice open territory. Will give you exclusive agency rights to sell which class 'suit and toilet preparations. They are good repapers; Pitty per cent commission—you double your money. Selling experience unless essay. Write for terms. Professional Directions PETRICIAN AND BURHIBION Office Phone 1-6445 Rec. 2-000 Office Hours: 9 to 11 a.m. Office Time: 7 to 9 p.m. Office Room: 211 Pythion Temple Residence: 2018 Thomas Ave. DALLAS — — — PHONES — OFFICE OF 0-8101 Res. U-888 Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 4:00 to 9 p.m. DR W. GREEN Physician and Surgeon (McMillian Sanitarium) Office: 2014 1-2 Hall St. Res. MSN. Thomas Ave. Dallas, Texas Office M. L. Robertson. Phone Notary Public X-1980 Hes. Phone X-1980 M. L. ROBERTSON, LAWYER Confidential Blk. 1306 Male St. Dallas, Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counselor at Law 805 Pyttles Temple Dallas, Texas Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. DR. E. W. WARD Phone Office Y-8527, Exn. 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THOMPSON PHYSICIAN & SURGYN Special Attention to Discharge of Women and Children 2605 Main St. Nypa, Texas DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & BURGUNDY Diagnosis of Woman and "children" (All calls promptly answered) Office Hours 9:30 to 13 A.M. 6 to 6 P.M. 7:30 to 8 Nights Phone: Office II-0191 Re. No. 6927 Office II-0191 Re. No. 6927 Office II-0191 Re. No. 6927 McMILLAN Sahilam DALLAS MERCER OFFICE HOURS Office II-0867 8 to 50 t 71 a.m. Re. No. 3449 7 to 8 p.m. DR. J. G. HARDIN MERCER & BURGUNDY Offices: 900 1-2 Good St. DALLAS Dr. B. E. Howell, PHYSICIAN & BURGUNDY Office Phone Re. No. 8-041 Office Hours 9:00-11:00 a.m. 3:00-5:00 p.m. 7:00-8:00 p.m. CENTER OF Drama and Context Centers of Drama and Context Night Calls Answered Promptly P.O. BOX Office 1-100 ... Hex. 2-0444 H O F E R 9 to 13 m. f.-2 to 8 p.m. DR. J. H. DODD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 2664 Williams St. ... Dallas, Texas 424-81 DR. J. L. C. PINKSTON PHYSICIAN Oklahoma City ... Dallas, Texas Oklahoma City 10:00 to 13 a.m. -1:00 to 8:00 p.m. Night Sunday by Appointment PINKSTON SURGEON AND MAY MOLLBAN-HAN RANZAHUR Coe. Hall and South DALLAS, TX TAYLOR and IRWIN LAWYERS Southwestern Life Building Rosemary 611 Phones: 1-6655 3-606 DALLAS, TX HAIR MADE QUALITY AND FASHION ANN (BURGUNDY) GARDEN 09 HAIR POMADE ST. YEAR prepared and will be always. A hair straightener and hair drags of surprising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the truss shades Hair Pe. made has stood the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarter of a century. Put up in a sound blue tilt container. For Sale by all druggists. MISS EYES SOCIETY Miss Eyes would like to say to a certain talking machine of a very popular addition to be careful how you talk to the telephone since you are a party line. Then again, your friends don't care as much as you are reaping your will oats and they are not as sweet as they were when you were sowing them. Miss Shop was of the dance a few able ago and heard the talk Makron asking about Miss Kyre. You were there and really quite amply and really a shame the front you put on to a certain Makron and hot tain tain. They are aware of your pretence. They are marked your tain tain and you have marked your company them. Is your tain tain? Miss Eyes would like to say to a certain low brow parasite who has nothing to offer her friends, but company, (and that is getting boredome), to take out for a while your friends don't care as much as you are reaping your will oats and they are not as sweet as they were when you were sowing them. Miss Shop was of the dance a few able ago and heard the talk Makron asking about Miss Kyre. You were there and really quite amply and really a shame the front you put on to a certain Makron and hot tain tain. They are aware of your pretence. They are marked your tain tain and you have marked your company them. Is your tain tain? SOCIAL PEPSI SWAIAL PERSONA Miss Nina Mca. Lawson, who is attending school in Jersey Institute, Hawkins, Texas, and Mrs. J. Wilkie, who is in the Bank in visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawson 3467 Camp. Hill, Houston. Mrs. Hargr. 2403 North Central Ave. about Kansas day with relatives in Tyler, Texas. Mr. V. L. E. Boehler, District Manager of About Life Insurance Company, Waco, District was in the city Sunday visiting his mother. Rev. David Johnson of Ardmore Oklahoma was in the city past week visiting relatives and friends. Prof. Herman Blackmon, one of teachers of his school, is visiting his comm. Mrs. M. A. Awles, by motor route, where Mrs. Ames is stationed for an incident period. Prof. Thomas of Chicago was seen on the streets of the city SHaking with his sister, stationed for an incident period. Mr. George S. Benjamin of Guelph Mrs. George S. Benjamin of Guelph wood in the shack of her daughter, padded by the gat jabber of pennies and a pair of scissors, in the corner of the room. bitin' FLEAS hoppi's'...jump and bitin' NOW R n'Fleas B Bitin' n'...jumpin'...crawl and bitin' on me! NOW READY! Bitin'Fleas Blues Bitin' Fleas hoppin'...jumpin'...crawlin'... and bitin' on me! The world's greatest live, bitin' fleas fight. Hear LONNE sing the woes of a sp BITIN' 8024 30 in. 7½" TIN CA for LONNIE JOHNS the woes of a squirming, itching BITIN' FLEAS BLUES -Singing with TIN CAN ALLEY BLUE -Singing with Quilter Bach song by Louis Johnson Hear LONNIE JOHNSON slug the worm of a squirming, legging man. Misa Eyaz would like to say to a certain low brow parasite who has nothing to offer her friends but company, (and that is getting someone), to take out for a while. You were so glad to get a chance to forget all about the Church program you were to take part in. You were so afraid you would take something that you could not afford to miss the dance and you did miss some thing. Too bad you didn't see the little laugh (up their sleeves) and the wink (their friends gave the other party when you proceeded to tell them your troubles). You did the thing you should do more often, take a seat. When are you going to entertain, when? Are you going to take your friends riding in your auto when are you going to do anything for them? Bozida, for your company upon them. It's your time to be "IT" now. Street M. Lorraine Smith of Plain Michigan is visiting his Brother C. Drugs Benton, proprietor of Fail Fair, 1211 Hall Street. Prof. Herman Blackman, one of the leaders of dainaville High School with parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Blackman. Rev. Thomas of Chicago was seen hands with friends. Mr. J. W. Kentz of Mushoere and brother A. W. Kemki accompanied by his son Jahak, of Gaimes-wille, about Xmas day, 1914. Abeas Blues Bitin' Fleas Bitin'...crawlin'... on me! READY! E JOHNSON warming, itching man. FLEAS BLUES —Singing with Guitar AN ALLEY BLUES —Singing with Guitar & Piano song by Leonard Johnson. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 21, 1927 Let Me Be Your Druggist COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. WILLIAMSON, Jr., Prop SUPERIOR DELIVERY Mrs. Elonsen Mittly and son of Mr. W. J. Middleton of Chicago, Ill is visiting for the holidays with their sister and agente Mrs. L. P. Morgan, 2018 Cochran Street. Mrs. B H Harley, office attend-ant of Mrs. J. Harley and W. H. Burke left for Ran Antonio last Saturday to spend the Christmas holidays with her mother and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Baker entertained with a formal dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Dec. 19th with eight last days, as well. A very spicy menu was served. Mr. Jack M. Jackson and friend surprised Mr. and Mrs. William Garland. Dec. 15 on their first anniversary. They received many gifts and extended happiness for continued success. Miss Melba Hooper, teacher in the public school, Port Author, Texas is home for the holidays visiting her mother and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. James entertained in their beautiful home last Monday night a guest party. Mears Jessie Welch, Reuben Watson, Leonard Brown, Emmitt Rustin and Miss Julia Medlock who are students at Samuel Huston College are in the city to spent Christmas holidays. Miss A. J. Shirley, 2024 Thomas Aveney is confined to bed. Mrs. Joo. Burts left Friday morning for her home in Amarillo we regret very much to see her leave. Mrs. Clara B. Wallace of 2650 Gaston Ave. gave a surprise party Monday night Dec. 20th for Mrs. Mary Ely of Amarillo, Texas. Mrs. Mary Ely left Saturday night for Tyler, Texas to visit her mother, Mrs. Cors McDaniel. Mrs. Piskie Walton of Austin spent Christmas visiting her son and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moore. They were really entered with a Christmas dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jackson, 1111 Gullott St. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Ted. Al Walkins, 2022 Washington Hawk, a girl. Sidney Jenkin, 1722 Corpellan, a boy. Jay Jackson, 1601 Munger, a boy. Edd Saunders, 1716 Flora, a boy. Emma C. Durray, 2100 Terry. Will Jacklin, Terrell, Terry. Candle Ingraf, 4522 Guestin, Joe Thompson, 4522 Guestin. Joe Thompson, 4522 Willow. Jim Washington, 2100 Cobb. Emma Holl, 2100 Cobb. Jim Preston. Phone 3-0053 Let Me Be Y COMMUNITY S. T. WILLIAM SUPERIOR Allen at Juliette St. "I Either Have it, Will Your Druggist or Barber Sells It for 50¢ ByMail 60¢ INDIANA AVENUE MARKETING MORROW REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrow of 1917 flors Street are the proud parents of a family reunias having with them the daughters and three grand children for the holidays. The visiting daughters are as follows. Mrs. Vinn Mae Wheat, et. Detroit, Mrs. Martha Black, Detroit, Mrs. Katherine Wright, Kansas City, Mrs. Odalee Collier, Kansas City, Mrs. Alissa Brown of Chicago and Mrs. Lavinia Mitchell of Detroit. They have enjoyed the pleasure of several club dances and other entertainments have been planned in their honor. They were present in the morning at New Hope Baptist Church of which they are former members and Dr. A. R. Jackson. Greater Shiloh Baptist Church M. O. McKinley and Trease Drive New York, N.Y. Furniture Store Services run high all day Sunday and Monday. The church is the Christmas Tree Saturday night. Sunday School was a little hite at the beginning of the week. It made up for last time, before the day ended. We had a good lesson on the Christmas Tree. We have been well up on our knowledge. At 11 o'clock the parish came to the church. We were in a church, which was enclosed by a wall. At $19 P. M. the Vice President opened with her staff of officers present. The quiz took charge of the group for ten minutes. The contaget between groups No. 1 and 4 chanced with group No. 8 in Night services were fine. A wonderful program was rendered by the wonderful service was delivered by the Saint Katherine Jubilee Drama Greater Shiloh Baptist Church Sunday School — 9:20 A.M. Morning School — 11 A.M. Midday School — 11 A.M. Evening Service — 8 P.M. All are cordially invited to attend. Mr. C. E. Washington, Bg. Jr. Miss Vera Johnson, Fldls. and Little Miss Willie of Hicks are visiting her. Miss Martha of Mckinney and Mr. J. M. Smith, She will return to Calvert, Tenn. at her. Mr. and Mrs. H. Griffin of N. Fla. are visiting her. Miss Sarah, Griffin, Dec. 12, 1973, she was buried Sunday after. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Kee, Dec. 19, 1973, she was Tonley to see me the eighth of Mr. J. M McChaddy at 250 North Street. You were invited to the Santa Back Contest, will be welcomed to see them at her home, 35 N. Battersea Church. Master, L. V. Porter, E. 10th St. Agnes hurt by a carless driver. Santa nipal police have hurried from the Santamaria with an injured foot and log. The driver was Mr. Sarnass Billard. Phone 3-8866 Your Druggist Y DRUG STORE AMSON, Jr., Prop R DELIVERY Dallas, Texas. I'll get it, or it isn't Made" 's Best ed Pomade M E W M E W M E W BISK-IT Hair Beautifier M E W Chemicals 9001 Indian Ave, Glendale The Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias.of Texas 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. DALLAS BAND HOUSE Leedy and Ludwig Drums and Drum Trump. Vega Guitars Stainless Steel. Mackey Music. All of us Medical Merchandise of all kinds. Recruiting for all inquiries. 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Races and nations likewise do the same thing; if not in the same way, at least they think back over the past planning for the future. This race more than any other has need for more constant doing of this sort of thing more than any other in America for the reason that it feels that its position in the commonwealth is peculiar and that its problems are unique in many respects. MEMBER NATIONAL NERO PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (boonevance) DALLAS, TEXAS Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character standing or repose of the public, or any other operation which may appear in the column of THE DALLAS EXPRESS, will be deemed in being brought to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Year $2.50 2 Months .75 3 Months $1.20 Single Copy .05 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2400 Swim Avenue Entered at Post Office at Dai- lina Terra, as second-class matter under Act of Congress, March 1979 THE DALLAS EXPRESS has over, hosted the while-after-rehearsal show it been disregarded by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plain, every day, sometimes, con-servative newspaper, which time no suit to catch the passing brewer; it is no doubt that it professes a patriotism as-brund as our country. It live of even hand-out, unceasingly as all the lives of the country, -This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prospering. Days of the present come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. Let Us Stay Behind The Ulrickson Plan and Get What We Need THE ULMICKER PLAN has been adopted by the City of Baltimore and its plans for nine years of improvement are already underway. The plan is part of the movement of our Greer Chamber of Commerce as well as the Association of Parish Teachers, the Washington High School League, a very commandable part. They have planned and interpreted it in terms of what it would mean to the city from the other race to come to gatherings held specially for the need, and the needs for its adoption. That was good. It was as if it had been a request to its reorganization that these two organizations could not have worked in conjunction with others and that all parts of the city, especially of the city portion, could not have been neglected against the segregation amendment which our voters allowed to pass. But the work is by means done. There is still more to do because benefits must now be actually ensured and the plans for Negro well will happen, as it is often thought, that prejudice against the race will continue to rob it of job. It is not that the benefits on its part may lead to prejudices of those prejudices or that they are not desired and that they may be allowed to do the default. That is the white folks didn't invent necessarily, true. It might have happened that some other people that it pleased the class, with more regularity. It might have helped that other groups "believe" naturally that they received and that it does not get what this time, whilst let Negro-organizations simply themselves and support THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 31, 1927 RACE DEMAND IN CONGRESS. The past year has been momentous in many respects. Numerous improvements have been noted in many quarters while distinct losses have occurred in others. In business organizations into more compact groups of several of the lines of endeavor; particularly the bankers, undertakers and insurance man. But in the main there has been no outstanding improvement to be noted. In politics we have stood still or, as is though in many cases, intervened in disputes in which groups in cities under vile leadership have gone forward in the work of making their own conditions better by the judicious use of the ballot. Our church life has not measured up and the coming of the New Year will witness the greatest unrest in the Negro church which is the most powerful of the real administration to the needs of the souls of men on the part of those whose duty it is to keep the Light of Truth ever before the gaze of the world. It seems that only in the matter of growth in pride and self respect has the race made distinct advances during the parachute. And the real influence of organizations which, supported by a very small group of persons, has won for the success the several court victories which have caused the rank and file of our people to look further upward. What of the coming year? Though there are those who have already spared and are speedily found and that once found it is easy to cause the masses of a discriminative debate there. But indeed, because this competition of the extent of the influence of the system of slavery that the two men in the black to its white witness when once it to travel them, time neverless will prove that "the After the passage of 60 years we slavery and exploited them ruthlessly. Colored Americans victimized less. We matter whether a force is powerful or weak. We matter whether a force is specifically at the south by the same right that every nation claims all forces of arrogance and hate for itself of pursuing its national which had held them so long in oppression. We hold them in civil manpower, who paid the price of liberty with, their blood, sent troops to this country during our Nation, at the close of the Civil War, greatly aided us at a time when we were weak. To strike them we must make it square with the Declaesion of Independence and we is an exhibition of national ingratitude. This free democratic virtue and cements our friendship with the people of the United States. Our stream Congress was empowered powers of th. United States. The to enforce these new articles where South Americans. Republics might ever and whenever they should be all, togther with is掌握 the con Washington, D. C., Den. Hn.—Last week two Maa. members of Congress presented the race pro- tection legislation in the Senate and House Congress of America to Congress. Ben. F. H. Gilfill, Republican, of Massachusetts recited publication of the entire text in the Senate Journal, which he Republi- that the work of reaching the desired goal will perforce be done by the individual efficiency of many million. It cannot come as the rushing of mighty whinds. The real work of the world is not accomplished to the ringing of bells and the blowing of horns. It is done quietly; slowly; with no advertisement of persons or thought of praise and acclaim of the institution. We was abolished a war between the northern and southern states. The United States would come—the clash of sectionsal interests could be resolved. They are the institution. It is inspired by courage born of these convictions and beliefa. Those who do it count the victory worthy of the payment of any price. They are not time servers. They do not worry about the honor involved. They are inspired by the thought of real service to themselves and their fellow men and in that though go forward, courageously. Some more of this sort of understanding must come to us in coining words if we would make progress greatly and in making the world a better place. We have common needs and that in greater union there is reason of hope for greater progress. And most of all, we must come to face facts about ourselves which involve our fallings with as great enthusiasm as we do the facts which have to do with our successes. We must realize that to a great extent our failures and lack of progress are traceable to our own negligence and lack of the courage to go forward. The ability to be great in accomplishment or misfortune because of the failure of our efforts has escaped from any bondage. After the passage of 80 years we Filled Colorized Americans victimized in many parts of the India and are now the most powerful forces of arrogance and hate which had held them so long in the past, both State and Federal, permanently—the great leaders of the Nation, at the close of the Civil War, who were so intent on making it secure with the Declaration of Independence and the principles of free democratic government that the Student Congress was empowered to enforce these new articles where ever and whenever they should be. THE POLITICIANS ARE MEETING AGAIN NOW THAT ANOTHER four years has rolled round and the political mills are being oilled preparatory to grinding out more candidates and political struggles, our politicians have begun their meetings and their sparrings for position. News accounts tell of the recent meeting in Washington in which the well known Perry Howard and Roscoe Porto also has it that the well known woman, also given by the famous Mr. Howard, was featured by much oratory and more rumor and that the caterer wondered why he was criticised for his service when the plates were to have been more sumptuously served than they were. Compelling evidence of the dinner was arranged by still other politicians of white alins in order that there be no embarrassment because of racial friction on the eve of this campaign which is fraught with many dangers to the Good Old Party. As usual the masters of the room were some thought another and it is proper to think, at least for the masses to think, that the thoughts of all of them were directed toward the securing of a good fat birth in the ship for the coming struggle—a place from which they could whatever of "poor" might accrue with little thought of We therefore most respectfully invite the attention of Congress to the fact that Colored American citizens right to vote by laws enacted and state constitutions adopted. Cumulatively worried statutes wipe away the purpose so accomplished, our actions might be held to conform. WHITE AND BLACK ARTISTS PRODUCE "EBONY AND TOPAZ (Special to the A. N. K.) "Departure Group" are the birth of young intellectuals who raily round the leadership of Charles Kennedy, the first president of the familiarly debted, have scored again. This time through their co- lection of white writers and artists there had been produced "Library works" as an unusual as it be is beautiful. It seems worth mentioning that black and white artists are fla- ging The Express feels that the time has come when the race as such, the voting race, should write "fins" behind the names and careers of those pie hunting, privilege seeking members of the race to be, selling "model" the best of the top candidates. In the case, the扩围 would be the boastful in time and handle as many of the finds as possible during the campaign only to become woofully silent all during the four year periods when the vote of their misses should be bearing fruit. We are of all people most miserable if we are not a person. Just thexfraziers' majority of them are and yet even four years now allow for come into the lime light. We watch their antics and applaud their "grand stand performances," knowing that they are asling themselves and their influence, however large it may be, to the highest bidder and that after election time they are not the same as they do, they will provide conditions as are any of the most humble voters. Segregation has flourish at Washington. During this administration that politics has raised his voice? Lynchings have gone on apace; what politician has had the temerity of the people who are the most present? We all know that voters are powerful. We all know that when votes are handled as our politicians declare that they do handle them hat more results should be It is time for us to wake up. It is time for the careers of grafters and non-constructionists in politics to be cut short. Let the pie go around in the form of greater prizes for Negroes all over the country. Let the pay of some of these racial uplifters through politics take the place of those against the Lilwah movement, against segregation in the South, against themselves, against the complete exclusion of Negroes from serving their country in official capacities other than the most mental kind. Then we can consider them really what they should be. Few if any of those who are now numbered among our leaders in this regard can lay claim to recognition to service. They must change if we are to survive as political entities in this country and we are to survive as anyone else. They can bring this situation to a new Another moral issue faces the constituted authorities of the land. Will it be or will it be obliged to respect the civil obligation to provide and protection of the United States, to the end that the rights of all citizens of the United States be respected in forms of government. The Constitution provides the way. The Constitution upon Congress increased Federal aid to southern estates, passage of the law to employees of the seagrass of colored employees of the military offices, enforcement of the Fourteenth amendment to the Federal Constitution to the end that segregation upon common harbors shall be abolished. Congress to pass a resolution demanding the immediate withdrawal of the naval forces Haiti won its independence upon the battle field against iron-fired cannons. slavery and exploited them ruthlessly. No matter whether a forward or a backward nation, it has the right that every nation claims for itself of pursuing its nationality in its own way. This valiant people, who paid the price of liberty with their blood, sent troops to this country during our own Revolutionary struggle, and greatly aided us at a time when we were weak. To strike them down when we have grown strong is an exhibition of national intrautitude and cements no friendships anywhere in the world for the people of the United States. The South America Republic might all today still be under the control of a reactionary Spanish monarchy but for the timely aid and assistance given Hollyar by President Petrono in Haiti. Thus did the Haitian people win their own independence and aid both North and South America in their struggle for liberty, and it will become the people of the United States to bolster an political puppets to govern them and to hold them in subjection with American guns. Initially describes the most beautiful woman she has ever north of the world, the Negro woman and her story is called " La Perla Negro " Dorothy Peterson translates a powerful and unflammable story of the Jazz Band, " Quiz R. Johnson, of the University of North Carolina, etc., down the legend of " John Henry, the Grand Grandson, the Country, the South, Zora's Stone Hurazos play, " The First One, " is an execution into a new romantic film, " Black " and " Orange " by the " Rock " film, " and " Black " by " Rock " this day, " written about the " Gulleth, " there are other stories and points of view, outstanding young poet and author, the " Gilleth, " and the " Chilton, " both in Bohemia, collector of the extraordinary, Rehmberg Library, the thought into the volume of this book of the 19th-19th-Century Africa Amperions and — Aro-Hispano-ever assembled before in one volume— these include three " whitzy " and " whiskey " in the book, " Whip the Wheatby, a long-hither to unpublished poem by Elizabeth Barlowing on " A Negro Furgel, " and " The Hibernian, " by Thomas H. Littner, artist, Charlie Cullen; (caseville reproductions of, and writing manuscripts by Paul Lawrence, and by Paul and " Dawes" live-told monks " Hot" and " Dawes" live-told monks' plotings by Gomez, the Negro par, or of Spain, once a slave of the world. The first " The Gilleth" is the first Parole, introduction to the early volume by Latina, a Negro who held the chair of literature, the first part of the first book of Spain, signed by the King of Spain, and other " rare material " in the most significant section of the book. The first part of the book is a new volume by White and White, who both gain the same name of the most sub-ポイント of the group. The most important means of the group is the " hearty artille, has created with more discussion, comes forth with the equally adjective which has been the most unbelievable. The Earle's Jones of the LIBERIA GETS BACK SACRED ALLIGATOR New York, K. Y. Dec. 11. (ANP) The Hamburg (Germany) Press recently published, of the return to Liberia of the famous tailor Lilias, that she had to have been stolen by a German explorer in the Spring of 1224. This venerated tailor alligator has been set up in its up, old glove in the incised grove of documents in the case the stone hindered by the Gola of Bailahin for centuries bears the engraving of an jerk which is entombable of power over land and water which is entombable of power over land and water character of the eighty of their arms and the eighty of their arms and the dominion. The Government's rovin proved that Hans rovin was responsible for the one responsible for the stock, but he claims that there had been wicked intention, shamed the stone from a person who had the authority to The Hamburg papers express the opinion that a bad precedent has been established which may be cited in order to claim ownership to other relics now in Germany. article is still remembered, talk about Racial Self-Impression, as he tooses no bouquets at himself Theophilus Lewis discusses the Negro actors deficit with an almost inspired passion. Ita Red Res up an interesting Harlem situation under the little takes from an old popular song, "Mrs. Balie" Pays the Rent," and there are other essays which include Brenda Moryek, Joseph Marie Andrews, T Arnold Hill, Allison Davis and W. Ham Pickens. Mr. Piccote analyzes Suffragette arguments and difficulty and confusion in a logic. Professor Eilewarth Sparrow the Department of the University of the Republic has an epochs-making paper on the historical History of Race Productions, the definition and precision of a Alain Locke retells himself in a self-eregretary foregreat in an essay "Our Sacred Forgery in the Age of the University of Iowa, who has written a memoir, concentrates the regular year on a writer. The Changing Status of Women. One volume will be 8 x 12 in. size, richly illustrated by Chater, and the primary luminary in the field of art. He will be a Douglass, Ibrace, Weirce, Witman K. Hobkoboe, Hobkoboe publication will be Christmas in a limited edition, the THE STAR IN THE EAST their wings on a whimmy night, And as they powdered silently, they glowed like light. Greatly amazed What could this great light mean When an angel wagged to him in the air? The sign of the Great Nakamore. "For unto you is born this day, A Saviour of all from all alas, Find him wrapped in award The manger buttles the bait. Into the night, Mary hallowed her Farther for lands afar A good-hearted hosts sang peace good will That the heavenly gave were Thus to a brilliant star among out and covered the starry sky Lingling them on to Bethlehem Where the Saviour of Mankinfall Thee lion, the mother and The "Great Shepherd" of the fold. They gave him praises and rude Of Frankenstein, Merkold and gold. Thus in this lovely manner came The Saviour of the Son of Man Out to the cook for, for far There was no room in the thee." Marin is thought for all of us As we commemorate this birth Merriment and mourn. Follow the Shepherd to some lovely low As the Shepherd did of old Fen thought you haven't the wife As Frankenstein, merkold and gold. Show unto them the star so bright Show unto them of your store Hesitate it for and for. In the dark dark nights, we've him his star The source of the souls bright To Him we owe od尔 all in all, He's the Truth, the Light, the War. GARYE'S CONCUPATION AND DENOVATION In William Dickens, I gave the life to the habit, home people the life by habit, and some perishing for servile, but if we tried to gainance by his help, we told, we should have to work faster than a stock exchange tick. Man's Notes BI-DISTRICT HONORS TUCKED AWAY BY SCORE OF 6-0 The ball to Texarkana's 11 yard line when Big Toe White ripped of sixteen of the remaining yardage only to be called back for a man being in motion. The setback coupled with the strain under which they were laboring was too great at such a foment. The battle was waged in all fury throughout the second and third quarters. During the third quarter and then only was Terrorans able to get into Coral, can't be territory and a dangerous threat was made for a score that would be equalled. Coach Pendleton, has a word to say on his Four Horsemen and so far other backs of the Central Texas District. The Rear team offers the most versatile and shifty combination in the state. The team as a whole being a factor in its operation. Every player can run, pass, kick, block, tackle and is independable to the unit. Smith at quarter. White at Full, Quinos and Hardes at halve are a combination too evenly. In reading your text in the Express about three weeks past made me think more than you a bout learning some special trade. I am one of those girls that married without knowing some special trade by which to earn my living. So I am writing to you for help I would like to learn Beauty Culture. I have most of the formula for making pressing and growing oils and I know a deal about hair dressing, but I have had very much practical experience. I wish you would direct me if you can to some Beauty Shop or some Hair Dresser that would let me assist her so that I can really thoroughly learn the trade under. I have not been in Dallas very long, so I don't know very many people. I would like to know some good Careers that I could work under just to learn the trade. I will thank you in advance for any information that you can give me. You will find in-loved a-stupid addressed envelope for your reply. Any other advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely yours, A personal letter has been rallled in M. R. Henderson, Texas I am to love with a boy who is twenty-one years of age. I love him very much. He goes with other girls but he acts like he's ever quite for me. My parents like him. I am for them. Years of age and want your advice. He is the only one I love and moves at my way. He never disappears me. What, you need little girl to love education and less love for a few years. If you will continue in school now and improve your writing and spelling there will be plenty of time to marry later on. I would not advise many girl your age to marry. You are too young and inexperienced to think of marrying anyone yet. Henderson, Texas Dear Nan, I am in love with a boy seven-teen and I am fourteen, but my father goes not want me to go with him. Though he goes with other girls he never disappoids me. He tells me the truth and I should like to have your advice. DOTTHE Your father is right for you are too young to begin to think about The Bears Invade the Lair of the Dumbo HI Buffaloes The Jackson High School Football Ball Tail and about 150 fans and fans made the long journey to Tampa Bay to play in the Boll Tail Ball Belt Hall, arriving there at $15 p.m. at the Leopard park against the natural hardness of playing on foreign soil, and so on. The Bears had no prior to the game But the Bears know no defeat. They win by the scores of 114 and 111 victories by the scores of 66. Therefore, we will let an officer of the United States government, the officer who has to do with it, and the officer who has to do with it, and with it, we have the officer and will be the only honest person who wants it. The following is the official word: **Wonendum in H. Martin Garvey** There appears to be considerable need and lack of information regarding the petition granted by the Commission. This Commission is no way, conditioned upon the deportation of the person, the right not to be commuted, not commute, not even being commute. Pulled for this Garvey in his application for Executive clemency, the Commissioner and extremely stated that he was to leave the country voluntarily and immediately, but request To a Friend I am sorry I cannot help you with the shawl a coupon, but it is too large. I will give you the other contestants. As I was reading my paper tonight, I saw in my notes that a girl was lonely. Of course I am not a collector: a little black girl, I would like to get a little information about her. I think if she was lonely, I would like to show them lonely girl. I am 18 years of age. J. W. I am sorry, but we have all considered it advisable to give love and attention through the euphemies. However, I am sure the lady appreciates your consideration at your loneliness. EDITOR'S NOTES Who not arise your troubles to Nana's Nana. The conductor of this column is a person well versed in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of real service to the children of the world and to the countless of a musicalist. She will tell you the young milieu how to solve their problems. She will give you advice on how to seek advice. She has had opportunity to observe the children who are caring for their children, viewing the problems which they are confronting. Why not tell Nana, when you are in need of counsel? Just tell Nana to The Dallas, Express, 2600 S.ton, Ave., Dallas, Texas. S TUCKED AWAY BY OF 6-0 in there and pitched, as usual and strong when the final whistle The last quarter was a period of inspired ball. The Bear's race to highlights that cannot be surpassed. While ripped off a thirty two yard sprint to place the oval on the one yard line only to lose the ball next down on a fumble. A bad punt by Dumbard gave the ball to Curdsons on its 19 fard line. Ashford ripped the line for thirteen yards of the distance and a cross-back with White carrying the ball was too bad. The remainder of the game Cercanas kept the ball in the enemy's territory and punted perfectly to the additional. The game ended Corotiana's 6. Texarkana 8. Negotiations are in big way for the State race game to be played about ChrisMax. Coach Pendleton has a word to say on his Four Horsemen and safe other backs of the Central Texas District. The Bear team offers the most versatile and shifty combination in the state. The team, as a whole, being a fast of in his operation. Every player can run, pass, kick, block, tackles and is independable to the unit Smith at quarter. White at Full, Quince and Harde at halve are a combination too evenly balanced to be equalled. Hill of Dallas is as good a player as ever treaded Texas turf. Playing in the backfield he has been a never prepent threat to the District Nash of Dallas shares honor with the host as an edit. Moore of Dallas of center is a precious wonder. All of these men are of All-Omlorn-eme califfs. Mobile lot. Post Worth comes in for some praise at half, though in the writer's opinion he is of second thing quality. A selection of an all state team is to appear soon. ed to be allowed two weeks or thirty days in the custody of his attorneys in order to catch to together his belongings and remove his family. The fact that he was to be devoted was contemplated by him and the petition in question is not only stirred by him but authenticated in two other places by his initials, once after his request for commutation. It is very wrong. Therefore in charge, the President of the Department, has the responsibility of Garvey. 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Easy Terms $16650 SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY WITHIN 50 MILES OF DALLAS ANDERSON FURNITURE CO 30 Years in Business ~ Same Location ~ Same Management A Rare Treat of The Season—Dallas Negro Chamber of Commerce to Hold Annual Banquet. Ft. Worth. Colored Chamber is Invited. Trade Week and General 1928 Program to be Discussed. Members and Friends to Bring Their Wives and Company. Principal Rhoads to Deliver Address of Evening. Dallas Express Pure Food Show Nationally Known products of all kinds demonstrated, exhibited and given away each night. Big matinee Sunday evening from 2:30 'til 5:30. Open each night from 7:30 'til 12:00. music by the Famous Blue Moon Chasers Admission - 25c all you can eat FREE The M. H. Methodist and a. M. W. Wednesday to attend the Ministerial Council which Rev. K. A. Anderson is preaching as a new Preaching Minister. We are proud of him. He will hold his first Gather at St. to here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boowall and brother, Mr. Claud. Borwell. Puncral services for Mrs. Belle Jones, who passed away Sunday morning. 4th at the home of her mother were held in the city. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Page闭幕的of East Av. R. was partially destroyed before Wednesday morning. The势迫的a total loss of furniture and household precautionary. The fire originated from some unknown cause. The Home of Mr. Plural afterings were beautiful, we extendเพศพร. The remains of Mrs. Mellie Devia arrived Saturday night from St. Worth the Colton Holt fl. R., and was carried to the residence of her notice Mrs. Mellie Smith, where What is Max was the subject of an address delivered last Sunday Afternoon by Dr. T. R. Boone. The Smith Street Hospital Church before a mass meeting of men. His return was very timely, delivered. At this meeting, he was at forth for a permanent visit. He had to be performed within the new future. A new mission was appointed toغا. The The letter of the next meeting which will be held Wednesday night, Dec. 24th at the K. of P. 1941, 8 M. Holling was chairman of the meet-ing, and Frank Adams acted as secretary... With no special train from Tyler to Bryan Dec. 24th where the Tex. Golfers football team will play the the rest with Paul Quinn. Mr. Fred Collier the expert fishermen caught a treat last week out of Black Park watering 6 pounds. The head AVINGEN — Mrs. Ellis Kemp left Sunday morning for Pt. Worth to spend Xmas Mrs. L. Kemp, Mr. Q. Dudley were married Saturday evening at $ P. M. o'colek. Mr. Ennis Gipson, wife and mother were PARKS — The La Jolla-Letula Chase host with Mrs. Mady McKenna Washington Jr. A large number was granted. A delightful salute course was set by the nuns' most modest with Mrs. Mady McKenna The Blue Magic and Matrose Art Club goes with Miss Maggie Hall-Sext. Next evening with Mrs. Bannie John, The club is having a Hussac Thursday night at the home of Mr. Allen Baghdou. Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Dick) Griffith, North St. R. art the happy parents of a baby boy. The-Buy One Art Club met with Miss Wealth Tool, 11-1-2 Street, Saturday Dec. 19th. All was pre-rest. The afternoon was spent in arriving. Allia Bell, President, Ora Graves, Vice President, Othella Test, Secretary, Sua Knight, New Secretary, Fight My Bohannos Vice-�рг. The next meeting Dec. 19th with Miss Allia No. 100 N 11th Street. CALIFORNIA — Revenues were going to be held in the rain at all Chirrebs Quilla a few, attended. Mr. James A. M. K. Church, but our pastor Rev. W. O. Emphe, presched out of his last-day Boat was "The was wound-up in the house of his friends Sub-Press" friends crumpled him. Mr. C. H. Birks of Dallas, Texas was a visitor in some school. We was in our car a few days in the�ter of the International Doughman's of Taylor Meme 20th, and Clara Poll, matured to Hearne in visit their sister Mrs A. D. Dillon, also while from attend coming services at Doral A. M. R. Church Sunday. Mrs. Clara V. Tate, 1984, is together with R. J. Jones, A. M. R. Church, under watch care, at pre-position, at home in a few months of time, will come up her church at Branchville and John as a whole. Mr. W. O. Dennick and Mrs. H. Harmoon left for Bryan, Texas. Wednesday to attend the Mifinrel Council which Rev. R. A. Anderson is preaching, as a new Preaching Date. We are proud of him. He will hold his first Quarter at H. James A. M. E. Church beginning with a late Peart Friday night. Dec. 16, Business season studies Revenue and Quarter on the 1st Sunday Catered was visited by a good оас Зиндвэр while all were at Church. The W. W. D. W. band will post a musical at Doral A. M. R. Church Sunday. Friday night, Dec. 16th. R. Paul M. R. Church is called with their new pastor, Rev. Baker Rev. Chomece is a your radio of the Petress. swarthman of the City of New York and Mrs. Pegs Dimee of Saint Paul, were greatly wounded in the attack and insisted a total loss of furniture and personal possessions. The cause was that of man's was the subject of an attack on day after day by Dr. V. R. Browne at St. Thomas Street Insurgent Church. The war was very, very deadly, apparently killed. At this moment, the war was terminated, with organization which it is hoped to be perfected before the war is completed. The militar was appointed to South Carolina to be presented before the president of the war, and with beid Wesley, the 161st of the K. of P. 1801, K. of the K. of the President of the war, and daughter of the president of the secretary. The Church and daughter of the President of the war, and older sister of the President of the war, were of their daughter, and older sister of the President of the war. Mr. J. O. Jones was at South 8th Street left. Saturday afternoon for Lee Aarelloy, California. In speak the jolderly with her son. She is "knew" from an observation which was bifurcated on her arm for the concert of a woman. 2 Each year, June 24, with Tim H. in a few days in Calibration during the past week. Mr. Bahl. Williamson of south 8th Street has received some following: "We'll go to the North St. of Billings tomorrow to Try. 10th Street Crosst West outdoor store." Mrs. J. L. Speakers is visited in 12th August. California's few weeks. Mr. Salle Clintini is reported off at this weekend. Mrs. J. D. Nowell of south 11th Street spent several days in Greenland, would be a great part of her months, and after podiums VANDERMANN L. J. Steever went poorly stoned. Reading A. M. B. Gold. Monday to the 1st floor meeting with Dr. people present. TEXAS TOWNS Last Tuesday evening at Beilichom Baptist Church, Rev. Tarmo Mora, Mora's Wells, offlated. A large number of friends and relatives were present despite the down pour of rain. Several expreeding from Terrell and Binalot Welte, the was buried with heart and Heroin honors. Mrs. Jones was the youngest daughter of Mrs. Wife of Mr. Peas Jones. She was weared and educated here but moved to Mineral Wells several years ago where she remained until this summer. She leaves a humild mother, then siater, one brother and a host of relatives and friends. The High School rendered a play vintile "Ethiopia" at the Bay of Justice Thursday, night to a pleased house. JEWEYVILLE — Sunday School Was largely attended, Rev. R. Taylor, the A.M.E. pastor has closed up his services and has left her house, Rev. R. Benty of Diedar, La. visited Rev. and Mrs. Turner during the Xmas holidays. Rev. A. W. Walsh preached to Xmas sermon Sunday morning. On Saturday night, the Confumரி payo a Xmas Tree at the Church Jewel Jutts, Sistered to Klukser, Mrs. Mary Doty of West, Texas, died on January 16, 2015. She was born in Milwaukee, in Minnesota Sunday to Mary and Jesse Rehner. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin, and then worked in the office of the Lutheran Church of Luthers, Ohio. She was a longtime friend of Rex K. Keith and in print works with whom she was in touch. She was funeralized by Rex K. Keith and his family. home to be happily engaged with his wife and child Mr. Toner, Tomer Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan. She is planning on entertaining relatives during the holidays, and will be visiting the holidays here at home with his parents and family. Miss Tillie Sullivan will be visiting Mrs. Garfield Wheeler and baby are still here. Mr. Tone Rodgers will be improving his skills, slick Mr. Ishana Rangi and I. C. Hyerson are planning to motor to East Texas to attend a golf tournament will motor to Glimmer, Texas Monday. **DEWEYVILLE — Sunday School at the usual hour, 11 wch课序 by Mr. Waltham. 9 wch课序 by Mr. R. Harley was in Boston on Monday. 9 wch课序 by Mr. Bettie Milne, was in Orange Texas Monday shop.** TYLISH — Rev. T. C. Bledsa preached at Bethlehem Sunday and Rev. Waters of Pittsburgh preached Wednesday night Rev. Douglas Daniels, Dr. King, Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Warren, Mrs. Arquilla Jones have returned from the confidence of Palatine. Rev. Douglas was made Presiding. Rides over the Jacksonville District but will continue to reide here. Rev. Moon, Amarillo, will pastor St. James. We extend him old family a cordial welcome to our city. Funeral services for Mrs. Smith, Trotter who pensed away Friday. Dec. 2nd was held the following Sunday evening. she united with Trice in an on- an active member as long as her health permitted her. She leaves a daughter, one son, and a large number of friends to mourn her loss, and who are very grateful to the neighbors, Dr. Bonate and friends for their kindness, and efforts offering Mr. (L. J. Walters of N°acagho) and arrived Monday to the present at the funeral. WOLFE CETE, — Sunday School was well attended at all Churching funds, Dr. J. E. Boyd Field Agents of the Camp and Industrial school of Longview, Texas delivered a noble monograph at Ebenezer Hoptiet Church, Sunday morning Dr. Boyd also lectured at Blattington School, Mooday, Mr. and Mr. G. Gibson of Glebure was in the city Sunday visiting relatives, Mr. Hannah Henderson and 'believed B. Minner and A. J. Wortham of Greenville was here last week. Mr. Malvin Bringham of Wichita Falls is in the city visiting relatives, Mrs. Susie Clark and son Buds of Dallas is here for the Hobbies Mrs. Mommy Linley is still on the sick list, Mrs. Lulu M. Thomas and his friends were the week up the most of her father Mr. W. Pattier, son Mrs. Elmer J. Thomas is on the sick list. The Progressive club met at the holiness Church Sunday evening. The subject Unity was discussed with much force by Rev. Hamilton, Prof. W. J. "tlycl" and others. . AVINGER — Mr. R. B. Alter just returned from Orkhamnus visiting twins and relatives, Mrs. Alverne and her husband, Monday morning to see her mother. Causee — Paul Wimbush, 68, died on the 11th and was buried on the 12th. He was a WWII County and had accompanied a considerable life. He is survived by his children. **CORRESAIA** — Notable Art Chair at the home of Mrs. Dora Cornisaia, a painter and graffiti artist. There were eight visitors present. The following officers were selected: Mrs. Dora Williams, presiding officer; Mrs. Kate Karp, President; Mrs. Kate Karp, R.A.; Mrs. Secretary; Mrs. Pammy Nijssen, assistant secretary; Mrs. A. M. Molyvant, Chapelho. Wishing all of you a Mappy Xmas and a Prosperous New Year Mrs. Mary Invite you to Mrs. Mary Invite Tuesday evening with the president, presiding Mrs. D. William, Opening Hour, and the prayer to the President, Roll of the President, Roll of member colleagues marked Thurs. and Saturdays with Bibles, quotes and dues. It was mobilized and carried that the President appoint at the next meeting to make by-Laws by compen- tate on compact. of those present. It will be a mem- brium to bring their note books. We are planning to do more work and better work in 1985. And we will be here to come back to us. We ap- pen to you very pleased evening with Mr. McIntyre, our hostess in a very pleasing manner. Next meeting the 13th Friday of June 1985. 11:45 a.m. McIntyre. 11:45 a.m. Mrs. D. Williams, President, Mrs. Katie B. Mazy, Secretary The Christmas season is on and many years are glad and many are and Mrs. Ora D. Fortee of Corrier Mills, Illinois is visiting Mrs. R. B. Phimps, Miss J. M. Hor dee of Dallas is visiting her mother Mrs. A. N. Lewis, Mrs. Mary Bow ens is spending the Yutida season with her daughters Mix Stenle, Mrs. Marney of Korea, Texas Mr. James Southall is on the s list. Prof. M. A. Traylor is recovering from a serious operation All the students of Bishop and Wiley are spending the holiday with parents and friends. Mrs. Alice Shelby spent the week on with her sister Mrs. W. H. Davil Prof. Gimson of Galveston accompanied the foot ball team from Galveston to see his team wungup. Com against Prof. and the same measure will be moted out to you and yours—Prof. Pratt of Palms was down to see the game. Monday Prof. Hawkins of Dallas was one of the football officials. Monday The greatest crowd in the history of the ball has the game Monday There were visitors from all our roundings towns and cities far as Part Worth. **WORTHAM** — Mr. and Mrs. Jeas, Moore of quahua are visiting friends, and relatives in Wortham this week. Mrs. I. G. R. Bibert left here to visit her husband, the where she will attend the Xukai holidays with friends and family. Dalian nxt week. Mrs M. B. M. Bale left week for Wortham where she will attend the Xukai holidays. Mrs P. A. Wilhite is also attending the Xukai holidays at those where she will attend the Xukai festival was given at the Wortham College High school last week at Mrs Larry P. Pen Lucky of Routon College is spending time with relatives and friends. Mrs Rose is on the sick list. **MARLEN** — We are embarking on the Xukai Allies of the Carrion were thrown to their safety. The women, old friends, old friends, aliens and friends to spend the Xukai in following. Mrs W. B. Taylor, of Maine water of the Xukai, Hengyu guard of his estate and children is visiting her sister Mrs I. G. Bibert Jr. of Hengyu and with availing his father and mother Hengyu guard of his estate and children is visiting her sister Mrs I. G. Bibert Jr. of Hengyu and with availing his father and mother Hengyu guard of his estate and children Baker, the pastor of St. Paul M. K. E. Elles Pillowe, M. Payne, Sam Bailchurch came to us with a burning obsession. Those M. Theo, Mose. Lightle missages. His text: "But when the Walker Miles, Miles K. Glover, and浸着, was come, Jesus on blood M. D. Davenport. The club was entered, our P. E. came before us. Davenport, quite an enjoyable time, his bk text was: 'Come unto me was had at this meeting.' GARNENVILLE — The BL James C. M. E. Sunday School was fairly well attended, the subject of the less-well being "Mossiah Kingdom Forest, total." Sunday School was held and conducted in the usual manner by Supt. James Grouer. The morning services were held in the fuel humble manner with Rev. C. G. Smith at his usual post of duty rendering a very interesting sermon from the subject "Jesus is Coming," Mr. Cliff, fond Simpson motored to PL Worth. Monday, Dec. 18 — Massa Mary Lee Brown reading on Main Street apne Christmas in Port Worth and Miss Savannah Paul is planning on observed the 18th Anniversary on Dec. 12th with an excellent program and banquet. Mrs. Jackson has served the Council as presiding officer for the years and presided over office with a token of her respect as usual. Egypt Council is the largest council, numerical and financially, in the district. Thomas C. Shile of Morgan Park has just returned home from Little Rock, Ark. "Where he was called as account of the death of his mother, Miss Mary Ellis for his service a resident of Little Rock. The services were largely attended by members of the Family from several states. Walter J. Brown, president of F. Dearborn 1928 Marching Club and Eateemed Leading Knight of Port. Dearborn Lodge, No. 44 Kilks, who has been confined to his bobs at 702 E. 50th St. on account of illness. chose the pastor of our church as the pastor with a burning passion. His text: "But when the morning was come, Jesus stood on the cross and we all woke up. I woke up, our P. K. came before us again, but did not war: 'Come unto me and I will give you rest.' The foot ball game between the Tyler and P. K. players was interesting inoving to the weather and car trouble Tyler couldn't get out of the car. We were given them dinner at the school House. The Male Quartet of Friends Baptist Independent Baptist Church Monday night. Many visitors at our church. My Male Tennis Club of Hampton were in the city Saturday shopping and a howler of the Delta Express. The reporter with all the readers a Happy New Year. DEAP AND DUTCH AND BLIND INSTITUTE. On yesterday morning, our campus presented quite a beautiful piece of art. However, the girls and boys were warm in their respective dormitories. Some of the teachers are expecting to mount a new dove in their classrooms during the Holiday holidays. The canvases for Christmas morning classes will be enjoyed by all the church class will be enjoyed by all. The decoration of the different class rooms will begin this week. Students get great pleasure out of their classes, make a cake them or produce. MARLIN — We are having some severe weather for the time being, though the doors of the church are open to admit the faithful to come in and give God the praise, Mr. Hill Roberson married a Mrs. Jones, Rev. M. M. Jones was called to the patriotic care of Mr. Rose Church of near Calvert, Texas. Mrs. C. H. Hall is indiffused on Grassnut street. The Bolton foot ball high school team came down and fell on the Martin high school gridiron and was crushed by the Martin high. It is to 0. GAINESVILLE — The BL James C. M. E. Sunday School was fairly well attended, the subject of the lesson being "Mossick Kingdom Forest" Sunday School was held and conducted in the usual manner by Supt. James Grouer. The morning services were held in the foot hum Mrs. Tom Hubbard of Perrie, an assistant to Chad Hinkel to spend the day with her daughter, Mrs. Thoem M. Young, Madame Mattie Perrie, and Mrs. Wm. Davie have been confirmed to the sick room with the furt. E. PARSO — Walker Art Club Mrs. Thomas Plowers, 2417 Manhattan St. Wednesday evening, plans were made for a destination and a Xmas party. The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jyr. Prother. The hostess has served a daily breakfast. Mrs. President, Mrs. McChayton Donnell, 3091 Myrtle avenue. Phyllis Wimsey Club and At the Club, Overland Park. Overland plan for the Christmas party were discussed and committal plans made. A delicious two-course house was decorated in the season and decorated to meet with Mrs. Chao. Last birthday all day, through numbers of Ford Dearborn Marching Tickets / club Marching Tickets / club they assisted the campaign con- firmation Marshall, the chairman, to initiate 985 how member came when we were Doctors. In L. G. Shelen, Nole, J. Johnson, Alvin's H. L. Lane, T. Langston; Rev. Fred D. Douglas Centolones K. T. Lee, R. K. Bruce, Cho's L. Cooke, Robert R. Laws, Lewis Comp. Major Burke Wm. Burke, and Lewis Washington, 100 applications were received for membership. The good 5,000 by the setting of the brand lodge, August, 1928 in the city of Chicago. Egypt Commen No.112, A U K and D. of A. of which Mrs. Elms Jackson is most excellent queen, observed 116 10th anniversary of Dec. 1861 with an excellent pro- of the 10th and 11th Mrs. Jackson has served the Council as president, offers for ten years and presided on the office with a token of her respect as annual. Egypt Council is the largest council, numerical and generally, in the district. Thomas C. Ellie of Morgan Park has just returned home from Little Rock, Ark., where he was called to the other city. He was born in 1400; another Mr. Mary Ellie for 45 years a resident of Little Rock. The services were largely attended by members of the family from several states. Walter J. Brown, president of F. Dearborn 1928 Marching Club and Steamed Leading Knight of Port, Deborn Lodge, Pte. 44 Milk, who is 18 years old, is his 10th son of 708. In 1909, 10 of whom at the news is improved. M. T. Hallley, President, The Dalley Health Company, 1858 N. Main "THE DALLAS EXPRESS" NEWK, the Hope Abbe Companion of Asheli, and News of Interse for Your Home Town. The following offices are Hogan. Between the lighting of the Yuletide candles of 1926 and 1927 we have been deeply appreciative of the loyalty and support of our many friends, and right heartily we wish for them an Older Lyme Merrie Christmas and a Very Happy New Year. Mrs. M. Sawicki, Mdure PORO COLLEGE Saint Louis Br. elkaded several places the past month in Morgan Park and at 23rd Broad for clients who made them certain, metate Christmas gifts or Moon William H. 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THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS-TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 31, 1927 We got on our pathfinder mission, of the Culveridge-Taylor Choral Club. We blessed our trust through mind and with an unified practice and a skill which is "cursed" to the soul. We Nero enterprise, placed graduates found the progressive grypianism, by his subscription with the Expressess. He notified from his business We found the EZ-1234 last year. He owned a book to take up an occasion to visit the Webster's American Woodman. The M.E.-Richardson Publishing Company press representative paid him a three-year treasure for his auspicious achievement. He received the several departments by Editor triumph for his auspicious achievement. Richardson, which was our pleasure the "pussed mud" and rain. We note to note the program this company based into Jona Undekker and upon Mrs G. A. George, who stock of all kind of wooden robbery is a member of the Collingwood-Taylor stock. RANGER → Rev. Wm. Washington, pastor of the Paul Baptist Church was in the city Sunday and preached a soul stirring sermon at 8 p.m. Smith Chapel A. M. E. Church is having a style show this week. Sunday was cold, Sunday School was very poorly attended on account of inclement wealth. Rev. Holder was the first of the first Church were asked to say few words which Mrs. Bettie Clay Pool Brown we responded. Rev. Lovell is do- has gone to the funeral of her ing a remarkable work. Being an brother's wife, the Claypool, the educator as well as a gospel min- brother is Bob Claypool. Midner-Payor and Choral club, Plac. — WAXHACHINE — Old M. Zion spent Saturday in Fort Worth shop her subscription with the republic. Baptist Church of which Rev. Henk.朋-ping, Mrs. Rose Jackson of Ladonna senate. We have been invited dinner in pastor caught on fire is sitting her aunt, Mrs. Carlie Moore, George, residence bridge. Mrs. Kay. Andrina Covarrion kit for on Dowling street. School was going on at the M. Zion. secretary, P. 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Ms. Gila is a graduate of the University of Chicago and taught eight years and theology at the bachelor's and junior church, where conducted by Ms. C. W. Avery. Ms. Gila with many beautiful and gifted students taught at the university and taught presentations of many details from their own experiences for whom they wrote. The membership will meet the new pastor in the first church conference. Possible night has had to be rescheduled, as much as calling the call of members for collection, selection of church members, coordinating to the membership the independence of the church, coordinating the collection, and disbursements for the month of August. At the meeting, the plan for the 2016 Drive and account committee, for the same purpose, will be presented at the meeting. in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You To "COME TO CHURCH" Sunday! JOHN THE BAPTIST AND JESUS MADE-T-IX- PCT ADDITIONAL INDUSTRY HUND. MAIN. 01-20. GOLDEN TENT He must increase. John 620 An Exposition of the Bundy school Lees for Sunday Jan. 1, 1928. We greet the readers of our Sunday School notes as we begin the New Year with the sincerest that our labor. This year we go more nearly to measure up to the high standard the Bundy School. Lees Committee has not for we than in day preeving year. We are a par of a great army of Sunday School workers representing all races languages and colors—the officer and teachers alone numbering more than three and a half million south When Robert� takes up to first Sunday School in County Ally in Gloucester, England, in 1784, he the�aff of poor and restricted children as an experiment, he could have had no conception of Up far reaching results of his work. Out of this movement in the laborat. of the poor of Gloucester have grown our modern Sunday School movement—by far the greatest agency for the spread of In 1987, the Institution of the Teaching Education at the School but the rich young say the old. The World Sunday School Association is a federation of the world and International Sunday School Unions, Councils, and Associations embracing Algeria, Australia, Burea, Chile, Denmark, England, and Wales. Germany Holland, North America, New Zealand, Portugal, Baloos, Africa, and Sweden. Among the 14 committees of that great body is the Leeson Committee, which selects the Sunday School, legends for all the world. It is composed of forty-four men, sixteen of which are selected of by the International Council and twenty-eight by member de norgalism having Sunday School Boards — a man from each of the nomination. This committee selects the issued text the golden texts. The scripture tests which are be the printed, and the tonics and devotional readings. It should be a amount of inspiration to all Tuesday School workers to know that our work is prepared by group of experts, many of whom have had many years of experience. **The Lenten Dec. 1898.** On the occasion of the book for on the occasion of the book for his selected from the *Mosque of Mark* the *Ants* and some of the *Mosque of Mark* the *Ants* and some of the great apostle Paul. This will give the lift of Christ by Mark and the development of the *Church* of Christ by Mark and the *Church* of Christ by Mark. The sum of which as set The lessons for this year hold for us the peculiar charm of being selected from the Gospel of Mars. The Acts and some of the most charming writings of the great Apostle Paul, This Will Wife is the lift of Christ by Mark and the development of the Church which was made flesh and dwell among us." Mark deals with the active ministry and the death and resurrection of Jesus — leaving out other details — not that they were, but he was concerned to show me the service Jesus rendered humanity. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones, 219 W. Magnolia Avenue, more both, who by two men, Mrs. Jones was shot in the stomach and Mr. Jones was shot in the swab, the shooting caused a near panic to the church as services had just started for BUSINESS PEAR MASTER CHICAGO Mary, D. Lapee, Pastor THE EMANUAL W. C. Della, D. B. Harvey, Pastor he received mention of by the genealogy church fathers as matron of the finger. Tradition has it: that Mark ministered in the priest of the Christian religion — the one of whom he was converted to the Christian religion — the one of whom he might be converted from the priest office — no one in any way may mention him. It is believed by Bishop Luke that Mark was the "certain man who was sent to him" who him the linen payment when he was arrested and fled and left it. The writers who mentioned the incident and since he does name the man who sent him was Mark himself. Later Mark begged the aquister and helped of Paul the Mark's uncle. He went with Mark on their university journey and was sent to Jerusalem to bring their offering to him. He also sent for seven persons turned to Jerusalem, which acts he left them. He sent so much so that when Mark joined them in their trip Paul objected and instead on his ground the connection the two apostles and for his bravelling companion. The Gospel of Mark Mark is oldest of the four Gospels. We do not know just at what time he joined St. Petrit, but Mark got much of his training under the impulsive ajoist. It is the opinion of most Biblical scholars. It's Peter dictated the greater part of the work. Just in Martyr and Tertullian are among those who support that view. He is the shortest of all the Gospels and seems to have been written for gentiles. Each of the three gospel writers had a different purpose and his writings and beings in a manner that life his purpose. Matthew writes of Christ as the King of the Jews and proceeds to show from genealogy that He was the offspring of David. Luke shows the divine human nature of Jesus so he begins with the account of the conception, birth and youth of Jesus. John brings before us as the divine Son of God — so he goes back to the prenarnation THE DALLAS REPRESENT, DALLAS, TEXAS, AUGUST 21, 1987 FT. WORTH M. Gelled Baptist Church Sunday School had a falling off, over the threatening weather, when the program was reordered by the children. Under the direction of the children, Sunday School received, a present under 1 of the management's of the school, a well decorated in Christmas colors and beautiful lights. by Deborah K. like a family plate for all man-made spoke very timely and detailed, which several now name were invited in our Church Hall, a count of our pastor (Kon.) Dr. A. B. Winn, master of the church, for a talk, also W / M. Lewin, known Sigma Gamma Rho singer, At 8:30 P. M. J. Marmion meet us. At 8:30 P. M. J. Marmion meet us. 8:15, Benial Choir rendered program which was broadcast over KPN. Many of our members were at times unable to attend services—just time in and near the program at home and at work. Visitors of our city were Miss Mable Pine of Wichita Falls, Texas, one of the teachers of the High School, Mr. J. H. Jackson of San Angelo, Texas, also a teacher in that city. Mr. T. A. Walker and Deacon R. N. Austin were intended and honored with Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Holger, 30th Film Street. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Tribune spent at the home of relatives of Mrs. Tribune; the trip was by motor. Mrs. Tribune acts as relief driver for her husband. In the student in Hutter College, a student at Hutter College, Mr. H. J. Jones, Prof. W. J. Taylor was in Dallas a few days last week. Mr. Pauline Donnewood is a Dallas visiting president. Mr. H. J. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Domes of Dallas were in the city's Kinsley visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. C. Persman had as her dinner guest on the 26th of May. Mr. W. W. Johnson, the Jolly Pot-Lion, and Club entertained with a swiss-Monkey τάπευση of "Lights of Mr. and Mrs. John" Clark out of Jown guest. Mr. and Mrs. Jio, King, Mrs. R. C. Holbes of Ladons, Miss Myrtie King of Greenville, Mr. Waters of New Orleans, L.S. Miss Willie M. Dickerson, Miss Otivis Filmore and Mr. R. Chiller of Hickory Grove, Mrs. Pasterie W. Johnson won the high mark for whilst for 1st prize which was a nice box of candy. Mr. A. Yates won the second prize. Mr. and Mrs. Leizeno Graves of Paris spent Knass in the City—the guest of her mother-Mrs. E. Linley, Mr. and Mrs. Obid Clark is by Maskogee Oklahoma spending the holiday Miss A. C. Johnson is spending the holidays at her home in McKinney Miss Amneta Walls—Miss Johnson's guest in, McKinny's RICHKEENHIDGE — 491 Oliver Dupley Church had a. M. Bloroch and Dr. Robert Church began with Praxy math help. 4 odehoc A. M. Sunday school was at 8:00 P. M. well attended at 8:00 P. M. Y. P. L. vice president was at-hat Y. P. L. vice president was at-hat J. A. Jordan fell the public delivering a wonderful message. was well attended all day starting with praxy service at A. A. M. was well attended all day starting with praxy service at A. A. M. time for the day $2.50. Mrs. Liae. McLain. Cruickshaw of Abdellah with her brother M. J. H. Jver and sister M. Curtis. Carter. Mrs Ora. with two days with her mother in Whitney. Twice with M. J. H. Jver. KANJAK CITY, Kansas — O November 17, the young men of Western University organized Club known as the Knights of Ancient China, Medium Vincent Matron at Western University, from June 19, the following officer, serve elected. Clarence Shelton President, Lester Pace, Vice Press, Willis W. Shelton Secretary; Leroe Jackson, "East Secretary"; Bar Rev. Treasurer. Weaverly Roe Business Manager, Dec. 13th, Mr. Sheecher McFall, Mr. Pley White, Mr. John Gortie and Mr. T. C. Chatter. The club will have charge of the Intervites Bank of the game, a small sum will be charged for the purpose of buying the winning team's treasury. Dec. 19 the club held their lunquet at Grant Hall. Every one seen to have had an enjoyable time. A short talk was made by the President of the University. Dr. F. Jeane Peck, concerning the future progress of the club. The problem of companion's marriage was discussed by Mr. Leroy Jackson. Mr. Hoo Evan Mr. Karl Revere and Mr. Webster For most of the years the United States wereला고 to the other of the great War. Mr. Henry who had a sad accident is in serving nicely. TERMS OF THE WILLIAM'S WIFE AND MR. HARD HALLENSON were imர்org, Sunday evening at the home of theరిki on South Francis Street, Rev. J. L. Jones offended. Little Artie Artie T. Tave is visiting his mother Mr. L. M. Tave. Rev. T. Tave is told using as pastor of the Hospital Baptist Church, Mrs. R. J. A. in the city of St. Paul. Mr. W. Winston received a $20 check from the Atlanta Life Insurance Company in full payment of the death claim of his son, Rev. O. R. McKinney of Dallas, preached as the 18ththday Sunday evening, Rev. F. L. Jones of the C. M. E. Church is attending the conference this week. The home of Mr. C. Yours blood burned. Friday, total loss NACOGDOCHES — Mrs. E. Edford and Mr. Fulton Cosby surprised their friends and neighbors last Saturday by quietly getting married; Justice Houston performed the ceremony, her friends with them a happy call over the matrimonial pung. Mr. L. M. Malsen made a trip to Marquill, Texas last week on business. Mrs. O. L. Clout after being confined to bed by illness last week in very much improved and will be able to recome her work this week as teacher in Rapid Hill School. Mrs. Alva Croes, Mrs. Mattie Paul are sick. United. Mr. The March on old citizen and resident of this city died last Friday morning. Den. 2nd. Sunday was a fair day and attendance at the JACKHONVILLE — Mr. Jim McGee, one of our highly respected citizens-died Dec. 2nd after several monthly of lingering illness. Funeral service were largely attended at the C. M. R. Church, Sunday evening conducted by Rev. F. J. Cooke assisted by Rev. T. R. Johnson. The remains were laid to rest. Alexander Cemetery with Mascha Moskowitz. Mascha was called to Houston to attend the funeral of her father, Miss E. Moskowitz, who was a Gold Watch of the Church of the C. M. R. Church, wounded the Dic. Gee Cemetery, the high Gate of the Church of the Karris of Galveston was called home to attend the bedside of her sister, Miss Liza Gavey were married. Doc. T. Rev. B. A. Bunson married Doc. T. Rev. A. Bunson couple is smooth and through to the toewer, Miss Pinkie Stafford, after a week stay with her sister, Miss Pinkie Stafford, her home in Houston. Mutual Benefit ASSOCIATION We pay all death claims within a few minutes after auto- factory proofs are received. Bank and accident claims. PROPERTY PATH 0112c-2302 Store St. L. L. PATTON, Pre. Phone 2-4007 0112c Phone 8011 F. C. A. LYABELL, Sec. Phone 4-2313 Arrivals —, Rev. and Mrs. G. V. Currie from San Antonio, Mexico Ardeloine Darley, Mrs. Gladier and Little Jimnie, Law India from California, Mr. R. Lewis, Mr. Goss Manley, Rev. Johnson from Handford. Please pay up before the first of the year as I will publish the names of those behind with the paper, the first of the year. Rick List — Mr. Men Brook, St. Cremsey, Mrs. H�ng/Sugoloon, Mrs. A. Hall, John R. Smith, W. Lockhart, David, Petris, Unie Frank Caldwell, Mrs. Minnie Hacker and Little McDonald Food they are all doing today. Officer L. she near live in Tampa, Florida. Mrs. her matriest name, Bessie. Mrs. her matriest work in convincing, some four, or five, Negroes and one, Negro, or five, Negroes and one, Negro, matriest. O. H. Alfam, recently elected master of Judith Jubileh Church is now serving more positive Country, and in two months time he is able to report that they have in the treasury more two hundred dollars in Fall, he his wife, and two daughters are teaching school in Martin County.