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SOLVENT SAVINGS BANK OF MEMPHIS CLOSES RUMORS OF SHORTAGE ON STREET CAUSE LARGEST. NEGRO. INSTITUTION TO CLOSE DOORS. MOBS STORM OFFICERS AND DRAW. OUT $80,000. NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE SENDS $40,000 TO STOP RUN AND. BOB CHURCH GETS $50,000 MORE. CHURCH ALSO OFFERS $150,000 TO STATE OFFICIALS TO ALLOW DOORS TO OPEN. THREE OFFICIALS IN JAIL. REPORTED TO HAVE FOSESED TO MIS-APPROPRIATION OF - F U N D S. FEELING RUNS HIGH AS BONDS ARE FIXED AT $25,000 IN EACH CASE. RED CROSS TO FEED 10,000 DURING WINTER MONTHS IN FLOOD AREA Campaign from June to the Trans-Atlantic and National Warning Bank of New York to raise funds to support the cause. The funds were raised in three cities: the cities of New York, moving after a nine month by demolition which littered the streets, and at all that time of unpopularizations which had valued currency on the dollar, the bank which asked the deputies and passed on to oversee the demolition and refine it in order to the largest who would with them to allow their funds in the institution. NEW ORGANIZED INSTITUTION The money which raised momentum bringing with it Monday the 15th of December, 1897, to the city of New York, amounting to confidential advances eyed by the Fappus from willing amity in Memphis, Tennessee, to a group which been attempting to increase the reputation of the company. RED CROSS TO FE WINTER MONTHS CHANDLER OWEN TO TRY FOR MADDEN'S NEGRO SCHOOLS TO GET $250,000 BY STOKES 1908. Amos Ann Amos, Amos Ann Washington, TN, to be admitted to the University of Washington. In addition to direct contact, the largest outfit was $15,000 fund to Tukeean Institute. 122,000 of the funds were to be used to support T. Washington Scholarship Fund other institutions who were benefited by the Institute. 100,000 Haines Institute. Anguilla. 15,000 Voorhees Industrial School. Wichita, K. 15,000 and the Colored Parish Home at River Orchard. 15,000. All those institutions have been helped before by Mr. Amos Ann Amos, who was much interested in the welfare and education of Negro. The Dallas Express Y. W. C. A. TAKES OVER HOME MAKERS SCHOOL on public. Desk by Abie T. W. C. with My, Irene, National Chairman of the Board of Directors. Ms. formally accepted from I. M. P. chairman of Home Makers in the institution, the Home and a building fund of $100,000 can be used for the construction the stipulation that the value is received be now and forever-invest- ed in work for colored people. For their benefit, the institution Justice Scott to marry and with William Marshall, member of justice Mississippi, and each in such anulent and revives the network. He is also a member of Fort Worth, the N. A. C. N. National Legal Arkansas, Florida, Missouri, Locust are greatest financial network. In Lawrence, bachelor of law and chair of constitutional law, has prepared the brief preparation of the brief upon a white woman. By R. J. BITTEDHAM, Pres. CONTINUED ON EAGE SEVEN Protection In Community, Equal Treatment In Courts And Opportunity To Contribute To Welfare Of World Are What Negroes Want Says Mrs. Bethune. telling the conviction of a Native person reported by the National Association of Native Americans had him imprisoned for the Advancement of Color-Identity. The N.A.A. also prosecuted the alleged prosecution, has案号: Minglipalp leads, with sign of the authorities, also sums up mobbing, mobs, Tennessee and. Arlans Colored men for jury service. Kensington has also having a record of 10 arrests. The N.A.A. in the case of Ace Washington "Hates each having had past Chinese (11 Jan.) (AMP)—John C. Scott, the first African American to pilot a jet aircraft when it was commissioned in 1947, Confederate Navy officer and naval officer with Waco, Texas, who was commissioned in a Grietel-Columbia aircraft in 1947. Scott has been in Chicago five years before he came here from Houston, Texas. Before embarking on the jets departing twenty-five miles, Scott met with Pilot Trust for the first 25th South State. Thomas H. Ills. III (ANP)—In protection from troublemakers in privations of rendering his sharp an address to Mr. M. (Mrs.) Murray, a community member where he lives this necessary and important work. He is a member of the National Association of Colored Boys not alitid or raise their wine. His School Stimulus Women's College of America and pionnies shaded or shaded while the White Attention was paid. His School Stimulus Poor Farmers College of Pastor's Beach. White protection. From employee sites. In its own therefore the prudent attitude "what the Negro has an institution, a station, a secondary did my protection." PORTUGESE RESENT INSULTS TO NEGRO CITIZENS VICE-COUNSUL INVESTIGATES CASES OF MIS-TREATMENT REPORTED ON CALIFORNIA FARMS: CALLS TREATMENT VIOLATION OF FRIENDSHIP TREATIES BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND PORTUGAL. FLORIDA NOIS IS CALL-SAYS LYCHNINGS IN 1927 INGEG NEROJURORS TOTALLED 21 NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE SAVS BANK CRASH DOES NOT AFFECT ITS FUNDS With beautiful, arranged booths on all sides of The Humming Mild Hall, corner of Hall, and Central, and an architraux which dispenses museums of the past sort the first pair of show below in Dale Hall, and more than two hundred persons visited the exhibits and partook of the very delicate prepared and arrived products of the leading manufacturer, and merchandise of the city. The site is being presented by the Dale Hall, and 200 persons of time and place, Ohio, under the auspices of the Dale Hall, Express and it is offering to the Dale Hall, public or unrestricted in the demonstration which the驻站 stepped mightly under the direction of special products which are displayed. COLORED STARS SIGNED BY DE MILLE New York, N. Y. Jan. 24 (AMP) Celeste Brown, N.C. strips Patchett have been signed by Cecil D. Minn. For pos- ture appearances in his forth- coming film. Colored. Deluge on the strength of their show- ing in the film "No Old Ken- nucky." WOMAN LANDS POST . TION WITH BIG FLOUR FIRM SOCIETY and Club "Laughin' and Blues" Ask Your, Dealer for Latest Record Cataloging Columbia, Photograph Company, 118 Broadway, New York City NEW PROCESS RECORDS Made the New Way - Electrically Virtu-ful Recording - The Records without Scritch THIS NEW FEATURE RECORD AND ALL OTHER COLUMBIA RECORDS CAN BE FOUND AT R. T. ASHFORD'S MUSIC SHOP WE SHOP MAY ORDERS SAME DAY RECEIVED 408 N. Central Ave. Dallas, Texas Mrs. J. D. Cott. was in charge of the federation which was to keep each of the State Year's Parish and, in 1920, the parish in the present time is located in the quiet town. The centre of much inflicted war was the movie "The Great War" by John B. Parks history "1922. Ladies Road. Birmingham 1922." The movie was a major success follows. GREETINGS FROM THE CITY_FEDERATION OF CLUBS hin' and Blues " by Austin and Lee Allen What a laugh you will get out of this sobbing, weeping, laughing, howling funny record by Austin and Lee Allen. The coupling, "Chattansoga Bloes," rates a warm reception, too. Latest Race Record Catalog by 1118 Broadway, New York City mbia leadership to the National Notes, which laminated a scholarship, to the University of Texas, and the impact of any Texas City. Thus the City Federation the Communities, which subscribed for. On each month some club gives opportunity for the display and encouragement of all interested persons. . . . The work of the club of We working with them committees vih. Health, Religion, Art and Culture, Museum, Charitable and Civic. Programs. ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT SOCIAL club gave a German, Dec. 28th of the home of Mr. and Mr. Clerance Manning, Oakland Addition, Plymouth of the West Houses on Sunday, T. W. O. JOBBUN, President PACIFIC AVENUE SCHOOL NOTES T. W. Prentice Principal Bilge Midge Woods, Reporter Hilary Moore, Morte Diffrance- Grade 12 to be organized Monday, might Jail, 9th—Employment 100 above this date for 1920. The members of the high navy in grade met in the office of the organizations for each grade. Johnathan—Morte Diffrance- Johnathan—Morte Diffrance- Morty Mite and Vrasman Lovetier Margay. The complete shirt is made by the addition of the following: Rogers and Albert Williams. Two members have best-boot by removal from the enrollment of the Pacific Avang- school of this year in comparison. A fourth member fash a coat as shown by Jake slap. CITY USHERS UNION RE MEMBERD THE UN FORTUNATE CHRISTMAS Four, automobile industry with virginia, the unfortunate Carrabba, the unfortunate intercontinental intercontinental organization with representatives from more than 34 Churches of the City. The representative homes in the city as reported to the city in the plenary plenary plan of the organization as their list included their litter, their businesses, their homes, there they own, their land, their gifts engraved in the name, with gifts this organization remember the name, organization, Maurice A. W. Briggs President, G. J. Zarachkova, Vice Prey, their family, the organization, Mervis Melvin, Marvis T. Tanner. JanuarySales 1928 JANUARY 1928 SUN. MON. JUEF. FRI. SAT. 1 2 Men's Sults and O'Coats Furnishings Boy's Clothing and Furnishings Tremendous Savings 7 8 9 14 15 21 22 27 28 29 30 31 A discount on some items on the product may be viewed. MEN'S BABY'S 7th-14th 22nd 29th THAT BABY YOUVE LONGED FOR Miss Horton Adams Women on Motherhood and Companionship For several years I was called the (loving of) motherhood," written in a letter to her. "I was City, I was terribly nurgical and subject to periods of terrible suffering and niglechalcah. Now I am the proud mother of a daughter, I am the mother of a son, I am the mother and inspiration of my husband, I am an ancestor of or other women would like to know the experience of a ravislal revel it to a married woman who will write me." Her letters would like to show the absence of without charge she has nothing to tell Letters should be addressed to her, and chastisets, Kansas City, Mt. Correns, poncence will be strictly confidential. 9-11-43 United States Mutual Fund Benefit Association DALLAS, TEXAS Office: 3206 Naste St. J. L. PAWNON, Prec. Phone: 212-3677 Flu May Start with a COLD So-called "com- mon" colds are numerous. Gripe Check the cold promptly. HILL'S promptly. HILL'S Quinine tablets are a cold in one day. Drive out the pollen. Play safe! Install HILL'S in the red box. 30 cents at all drugs. HILL'S Cucumis - Bromide - Quinine Physicians and Surgeons (McMillen Sanitarium) Office: 2125 Thomas Ave. Texas Rm. 2125 Thomas Ave. Texas Office M. L. Robertson, Notary Public X-1804 Re: Phone A-2881 M. L. ROBERTSON, LAWYER Continental Bldg. Dallas, Texas 1200 Male St. Dallas, Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counselor of Law 800 Pythian Temple Dallas, Texas Hours 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Dr. E. E. WARD Faxphone T-5037, Bldg. A-1800 Pythian Temple Dallas, Texas Dr. C. W. FLINT BREPTIVES Drook Floor, Location, 1st North Street, Fort Worth, Texas LEARN MORE. MAIN MORE. T. E. N. O. G. RAPHE. A stepping stone to higher achievements. GOOD WORK. COMPETENCE. EFFICIENCY. The Only Requiresite P. HILLIER'S BUSINESS SCHOOL. 2157 Main St. Dallas, Texas. AIDA POM CREATED FOR UTIL OVER THREE MILLION ADIA HAH SOLD LA A SUPERIOR PEPPERMINT FOR THE MARR SAIDA DOMADE MARRISON INTERNATIONAL OVERTON MILLIEK MILLIEK CHICAGO MADE OF OVERTON HILLIEK CHICAGO DR. J. G. HARDIN MEDICINE & SURGERY office: 561-1-2 Good St. DAKLA. Dr. B. E. Howell PHYSICIAN AND BURGERS Office Phone 7-4060 Hus 7-4060 Office Hours 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 1002 Good St. Just Around the Carriage at Bryan and Cedrus Might Cells Answered Promptly Dr. B. E. H. Office Phone 7-4060 Hus 7-4060 Office Hours 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. DR. I. H. DOOD PHYSICIAN AND BURGERS 3064 Williams St. Dallas Texas 414 W. 414 DR. I. G. PINKSTON PHYSICIAN Office Phone 7-4060 Hus 7-4060 Office Hours 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. Sunday by Appointment BURGERS and X-RAY Mortgage Bank Cor Hall and Market St. DALIAM TEXAS TAYLOR and IRWIN LAWYERS Southwestern Life Bulldog Room 041 Phones: 7-5951; 2-8088 DALLAS, TEXAS HAIR MADE FILITY AND FASHION INNES (SHERIFF, DUTY GARDEN OF POMADE LAST YEAR) in evidence that quality is still appreciated and will be always A half dreamtress and half dreams of surprising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the forms Aida, Hali. For made and stood the font. If is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarter of a century. Put up in a round hips the container. For Sale to all druggists. ONLY BY YGIENIC CO. AGO ILL. Ree <P * Poene ters . 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Such mutual understanding and respect certainly constitute a sign of changing times in this country and are consistent performance of any sort of work and the truth is the statements of facts as the result of the desired improvement in our society. Mr. Calvin will broadcast ten minutes talk on, "The Negro everywhere come to the point of understanding that the truth is the desired thing and that its suppres- MESSER NATIONAL HESD PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing obliquely upon the character, film or publication which may appear in the column "THE DALLAS EXPRESS" will be gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance 1 Year $8.25 3 Months .75 6 Months .14 Single Copy .05 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published in the Year at 1690, Swine Avenue. Entered at most Office at Dallas, second class entrance under Act, of Congress, March 1899. WILL THIS YEAR BE AS WE GHOUGH? We are in Dallas face another twelve months of promise and opportunity. The coming of the New Year will bring days of chance to do and to achieve more greatly than last year, in natural that those who think in terms of the many opportunities for advancement which are ours, will be able to unwind, wonder, whether the New Year will mark our progress and bring Diping the past year in our conscious life we made few advances opened wide of the smaller host and like all of them of smaller forms. There was but one outward proof of the fact that the group here and come into any conception economic war. We still have - no large grocery stores. We still have no shop or hamburger stores. We still can not control any access to life. We still have - money life and we still have - money to operate the consortium which would change that condition. We have no large grocery or filling stations and we still have - money to operate the consortium which would change that condition. We have no large grocery or filling stations and we still have - money to operate the consortium which would change that condition. We still are content to have our money go to stores which openly display by the axes. We still are content to have that they do not desire our trade. We still are making others economically independent while we ourselves are becoming more dependent. And all of this is true in the real world, that is that we must be able to chance this condition but the will to run in our strength and understand it. To wonder whether or not this year will be the day in the future that we will not be and to urge more of the sorrow that we will come to do and be manifest goodness he is not a waste of time, usually to cure, but information demand that we do not remain in the world when the New Year found an end in a misfortune, and will be able to succeed. ANOTHER BANK FAILURE * ACCORDING TO PRESS dispatches the largest of the Negro banks of this town. The External Scaled Bank of Mumbai, has closed its doors due to the deflation of two officers. The funds as it has been disclosed by a causal explanation are more than $200,000 short. A confession is allowed to have been made by the two men responsible. Time was when such a failure would have been the signal for a wholesale withdrawing of funds from all of the institutions owned and operated by members of the race in all parts of the country. Large amounts of comments would have been made and there would have been resolutions galore to the effect that "Negroes cannot run banks any way." Some of that may be done in regard to this situation, but the fact is that time and the operations of Negroes in the business world have caused more of confidence and understanding to come to the race as such and there will be far less hysteria than was formerly known. We should have come to realize that the failure of a Negro bank, due to whatever cause it may be, is but one of the many such experiences which will come in the course of human events and that the proper line of action would be to thrive and grow and lived as long as it did, thus proving that next time its growth will be greater and its life longer. Negrecis will continue to strive to operate banks. All of them will not fail. In fact fewer of them are falling as time goes on and statistics prove that even with all of the resources they have, they will not be able to operate other race. We have lost in those banks and will continue to operate and we trust them with our funds. We do and have done no worse with our own. We continue, in spite of such failures to place our funds in the banks—operated by those of the other race, they then not with those of our own. We have lost in those banks, in one case with the percentage favoring the benefits we use to us with the final success of our own. We regret the failure of this latest venture but we do not take it, to mean that Negro banks as such will never be he safe, sound institutions to we consider others. They will be. We will continue to try them. We must continue to try them for Negro banks as such will never be he safe, sound institutions for economic efficiency. Let us not be下重心. This is but an incident in our financial careers. ANOTHER SIGN OF CHANGING TIMES When the reports of these conditions first began to fill our ranks, we jointly constructed prevention wall which the white squirt was built into, its acts of discrimination and this committee was appointed, in the members of the race in the country viewed it with disbelief. LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON are the sins of the fathers visited in miracles but they are visited upon miracles. At least this appears to federation of the edge of several last week who, while playing a raged one of their number to a man, were so nauseous that the nigger" were so nauseous their fathers that they paid no as for aid. Then even follows and called the women to see and when aid finally reached him they realize the gravity of their indicate the direction of the witch. Not only are the sins of the fathers visited upon successive generations but they are visited upon immediately connected generations. At least this appears to be true in the light of consideration of the case of several little white ladies in Louisiana last week who, while playing at "nigger and hanged one of their number to a tree and strained their neck," sent to be "the nigger." They were so enthused with their mimicry of their fathers that they paid no attention to the cries of the youth for aid. Theyaven followed the example of their fathers and called the women to see the sight. The youth was dead when aid finally reached him. And not until they were able to see the nigger, Straws indicate the direction of the wind. This play of these youth with its fatal ending indicates the direction of their thoughts. They have learned the tactics of the mob at that early age and; with a real "nigger," missing, just anybody will do for the victim; even one of their own. And that is mimicry of the really efficient sort. The mob at that point now that it is none too careful in determining the color of its victim. It just desires to kill and to main. Youth is following fast in this same vein. It is probably true that in the homes of some of these boys there are grue memories of lynchings in days gone by. Charred bodies of many people now are displayed; all some conspicuous places of fathers tell with much satisfaction of the "killing of the nigger." More and more will such a harvest of disaster follow the continuation of this lynching will. It will grow worse, not better unless it is recognized for the dangerous hinge that has been built into the institution. It is democratic institutions. It is the greatest menace which America now faces despite what others may say. 'And certainly when its line proves stronger than the teachings of Bessent teachers' says M. C. A. leader among the youth of Boston, 'you can look, listen and set to thwart it before it is too late.' BOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NOTES From The Principal's Office Bachelor class work was resumed as the booker T. Washburne Held in the University of the Dallas Eastern Monday, Jan. 16, before normal but on Tuesday the full school was in attendance, and an older pair of new students were enrolled. Susan Class Readings Day On Tuesday, October 15, 18 members of the semi-regular under direction of Miss Anne Ailey Mar Warren interact with students in an interactive play entitled "Bopacite Melodie." The characters include the following: White, Robert Porte; Law, Priscilla Grimes; Diane Deaux; Danny Harris; and Lathrop Morris. Mr. Harris and Lathrop history in second of the class. 2A Class Readers: "Mother Tate" on Match Maker? Friday On Saturday, October 14, 18 members of the 2A class under the direction of Mitsie Morrison G. Hunter, an Osprey student, read "Maker" in the high school auditorium, December 16. The characters Texas. Mrs. Mattie Midtown. Whitby Falls. Tekna were second in the high school. High School. High School. Mr. Young is a student in the, Reserve, Presbyterian, States army and did service in France. The World War. Alumni of the High School art and music. High School. Information has come to the high school that the following teachers are behind the m New York City, Jan. 7—(By the A. N. P.) For the first time in the history of Neroacroconia, a colo- nial McCLELLAN'S WILL IS MISSING. ESTATE VALUED AT $100,000. but, last Saturday night, cannot be found. Robert M. Owens, attorney, with office at the South Jefferson County Courthouse, known will of Dr. McCillian on March 16th last, in which he and J. Robert M. Owens, real estate dealer, were in compliance with a Court Order granted by Elizabeth Judge Holliday, pleaded in charge of the doctor's estate as Administrator, until the trial event it is found and prosecuted, the two men-suspect, will be found against the will. Attorney Phillis Phillips pleaded in legal action for a number of years, declared he had a copy of the will and undergoing the trial event it is found. Attorney Phillis Phillips it was unethical for him to disguise himself as a real estate dealer, pronounced it is found. Lawyer it was appointed by the Court to represent the real estate dealer, had furnished the required bond. --- ```markdown ``` Principal " Honored " by " High school Teachers The following news article arrived in the Dallas News Friday, March 16, 2014, which took place at the high school, documented the events of the North Texas High School, Elora and New Braunfords High School, Elora and North Texas High School, J. Rhodes, at a dinner Thursday afternoon. The guest of honor was J. Rhodes, at a booklet in which each member of the university had written a message of his personal faith. L. Virgil Wirtz gave more of his personal faith. L. Virgil Wirtz attended St. Joseph's Immaculate Conception School. St. Joseph's Immaculate Conception School was a selected board of the high school. The most significant fact about the experiment in their opinion, is that the students learned constituent another case. If they did not answer the question, the parents was not informed. The parents were not informed. which had been a. asked about among students of evolution. "COLORED AMERICA' AT THE OLYMPICS" The glory that, was, possess Ogden and Maranta is presented to the Olympic Games, the Champion Olympic games held every fourth year in various countries, every fourth year in various countries, every at the Formationed distance the continent will send against them. Algeria of Michigan University is scheduled at the one of the most prestigious colleges in the country. Cornell (Hube) Cooke, Syracuse University* also who now *teaches* in Texas will in all likelihood come here. 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"Aunt Jemima" should come up in the play. "Show Blow" will doubles up another Broadway avenue, depending upon its Narrative artists for its beat season. May there be others. AT LAST AND IN BALTIMORE By B. Ten Rock For The N. A. P. Baltimore Post The city's daily paper carried the news stores and The Sun officially re- ferred to the recent legislation it enacted, but found no support funds for better hospitalization of its colored ginette. The lesion rite was raised to a total of $150,000, funds in answer to the request for contributions for the New Hospital, of the city's poor race in Baltimore. Import- gently as you give her space all possible, advantaged. I should talk to know you better and akill ne me to help from you at any time. Begunnal luther are sent only when handed self-addressed unwrapped are sent. 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Payne, Reporter TWO THOUSAND ATTEND OPEN OF SHOP STORE IN RICHMOND. Richmond, Va. Jan. 14, (ANP) At least two thousand amateur arcade games and a local Town Shoe Store, here Wednesday, at which one of the most popular games from 1948 to 1954 was displayed. The Town Shoe Store by the corporation of the same name, has given Richmond the right to be host of one of the hardest games operated by our group in the country. John T. Taylor, successful insurance man and bushier in one of the best games associated with him are associated some of the best known and most successful. The store is under the management of W. H. Walterson, who was for many years a member of our clothing Store. With 40,000 Negroes in Richmond furnishing 118, Ohio, Jan. 1—(AAP)—The fact that Merriens are making around and rapid progress was praised by two southern dulles editors authorially titled *The Gloria Telegraph* which declared, “The American Nehron, has dispatched the American Titans, has树立ed freedom, ND Major will rise the race be the prox of every group tenement to sweden his own people and polls more, would take an active part in the machinery of the American Titans. These things are coming.” This statement led the editor of Knoxville, Tennessee, Journal to announce that after reviewing the conditions he hauled out he pointed out, *Zo show they were capable of being educated only one choice to Paul, who died when he gave, but 89 of them. And there was the famous counter and builder, booker T. W. H. who died when he gave, but to do younger men, he invited them to wee-dressing a summer at that institution in Knoxville, Ohio. *Land Negro Killer* — *The American Titans, has树立ed freedom, ND Major will rise the race be the prox of every group tenement to sweden his own people and polls more, would take an active part in the machinery of the American Titans. These things are coming.” --- prince to her friend and her hug her family. At the present time, 11 daughters of married founders of the family, 10 grandchildren of friends leading a life and at the most time establishing residence in a state of the most preliminary for an effort to ensure a reunion of a doctor's most wounded married some three years ago and married some three years ago and discovered, N. Y., written: Tervessil in the person of Willem Porter, editor and publisher of the landmark book *Mow the court* by Robert F. Porter is no whisper, who shares his him would dare offer him a chance in consideration of his birth. He is a man of great intellect, let his船们 where they may. This editor rarely meets Willem Porter, knows him almost biographically, from what is seen printed in his "He is not a student in matters of sound, but in matters of fact and in matters of opinion and publisher of a paper that avoids that which is largely amassed in the press, and that the head of the class must be included in the accepted Mason contemporary. The best thing to do for him is to be a teacher of good citizenship, the principles of good citizenship." ALICE TUES SEPARATION SUFF-CHANGING KIT WITH CRUELTY. *New York, City, New York.* J. T. *AND*: According to reports here, Mr. Alice Jones Islandhinder fitted suit for T. T. and K. K. Islandhinder, Karpil Kip Islandhinder, hanging shirt with creatively hippimum, tarmacual abandonment, and infiltrated. One Hickory Street, St. Curtis Lane Sunday 12:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. m. preschool guests by Bethlehem Chad, to the City Hickory, Hillebrand Progressive club 7:00 p. m. with special guests by Bethlehem Chad, m. preschool. 7:30 p. m. 10:00 p. m. revival began, Saturday, with preschool every place during the week and special service on Saturday. The Hillebrand was graphed in the most severe cold waxy, she also benefited since 513k. Dr. K. B. Young college, Hillebrand. The cold congratulation. H. B. Wilden, pastor of one of our local churches favored us. You are cordially invited to attend our recent services during the week and also on Sunday and bring your family. Dr. O. H. Young, Pastor R. H. Jones, Reporter e _____ MISS GAFLU IS MARRIED IN QUIET HIES Miss Alba, Alaska, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melanie Gustafson, 2138 Tway, Tennessee, baptized on June 1, 2004. She has a brother, Dan Gustafson, and a sister, Thurday night. December 2nd with members of the family and a friend. December 10th. 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This year too brought the call of white churches cupped the pulpit of long churches criminal of the cases against all the defendants in the Sweet Cane in Detroit following upon the abolition of Henry Street, the one denomination by the State for legal work, worked a marriage change for the better in that city. Publicity erat strel. inaugurate. Colored children in Toms in England, Germany and France River, New Jersey, and in Gary, but of south Africa and India as well. The children were also sent to the 1930s appointed high school in married. The Association's press reference, to a "affair" by white auctions attained a circulation of Denmark from district check. The twenties five and sixteen years of age were sent to the United States for an action by N.A.C. 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Our own organizations take down the hill and build jackdaws that then make wild sledding getting up to a dollar and a half getting up to a dollar and a half Another national guard statement admits, but seeks to justify the possession of several Negroes' attentions tell of the heating of other men, and women, particularly the two poor and destitute. It is told of how one Colonel was severely beaten by a guard for impunity. "Plaintiff: serf from the Negroes," the Negro had to hear the brunt of the hardship in practically every marriage. SANTA MIDY PAIN IN BLADDER Troubles Eased SANTAL MIDY Be just to put the Christian book for the wood sold by All Designers. in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You To "COME TO CHURCH" Sunday! mother-in-law could amuse in pre- pare a poem, he presided on, and he presided on pardoning the meal, had none in- side or on he had no interest in the war for the war in the restitution and vindication for W. Milton of Wichita. Music was furnished by H. R. Wal- tier, who recently recorded a song for Dr. Young used as his homeboy. A battle royal McGraw, C. W. Walkin J. P. Xenon present. The club donated $1.00 for On and on us as the Sabbath was "Represented Dates," using for him. The Bristle Fellowship Harry Stephen J. Marrow C. A. Charity. The meeting adjourned to Hilde McNeil, unattended at her for remaining possibilities of the or- ganized multiples in the late Ogham 20th. With the Last Friday night, as well as in Warton, Tenn. M. Thomas, C. W. Walker, J. P. Xenon, and others, choreographed 115 West St. She with a hilt. The prize will be given for Homes about the home, whomeby the foundation for his seminary movement and raised $11.50 help in Marwaukee Willing, A. R. An- Jew was printing personal and presented a sermon that will at Weekley Church in her struggle to draw, Misses Emily Givens, Co. A diligent course was the best work of art in The Exhibit served W. Milton and A. R. 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