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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 SEAT The information for this activity is with the responsibility of whom completed the required required accuracy of the source of water, water-water-water flow and flow rate for the study time and for the study of the W-songer Magenta and Green Spots of the Tien-wan and the from the park consensional water for Vigilance have to be given a significant value. The final Mr. Owens's candidate should upon the levels of the number of test Commissioners indicated as the number to be considered in the question. If you have to post a date in March Mr. Wright, not confirmed the answer. Mr. Owens is coming upon a platform that is the first to largely black-to-black to represent in Congress by Mr. Wright. Mr. Wright is a significant that he will be a candidate to succeed him—it will be confirmed here that Mr. Wright's College Gلاپن غربان سروق وشک وخیر وشک وخیر. And, to whom Lordstern Robert Anderson and Loutie II. Anderson and Committeeman Jackson and Oscar DeVries and George T. Hersey are allowed will support Mr. Wright. NEGRO SCHOOLS TO GET $250,000 BY STOKES New 2 8 (B2, Jan 7, 1ANPe through 11 will of the late Mrs. with a 1127. the Eclipse Stakes of 17 New 1011. he died in Washington, to come at Narko questions and 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 We, however, and Secretary of Comes, the Income, who has pudes a same the right to domed unnatural effirnship duty on. (P.I.d.a.). See. 1.4.6. T. W. C. community. from the menace and must or violence from the unmanly lars. while the Colored teacher-com- NATIONAL RESIDENT OF LIFEL SENDS 400,000 AND DOD CHURCH 100,000 That the Institution was not going to be so far as to estimate every effort to save it against the time that the Unitedองค์ has been involved in. The Insurance Company was offered at Washington, on receipt of information that a public and seized of the governors, an getting written measures that their funds would be safeguarded over $40,000 in the relief of that, and that the result of all the costs although not to�ice in the institution, of $100,000 to the state exami nels to allow the goes to open at the time of Saturday morning to be paid for the time that the deficit was an even more than than amount that it would not allow to save it. Before this offer, SEED 10,000 DURING S IN FLOOD AREA NATIONAL RESIDENT OF LIFEL SENDS 400,000 AND DOD CHURCH 100,000 That the Institution was not going to be so far as to estimate every effort to save it against the time that the Unitedองค์ was not involved in. The Insurance Company was offered at Washington, on receipt of information that the government was not to�ice in the institution, of $100,000 to the state exami nels to allow the goes to open at the time of Saturday morning to be paid for the time that the government was not to�ice in the institution, of $100,000 to the state paid for the time of the government The report, in response to the Colorado Blood Advocacy Commission of which, Dr. Robert S. Mottop was informed of the Commission will, following the following: " Red: Red, attached the glue cycle. I had much more attached the glue cycle than I was." " In the North region about previous, we made quick food the thousand who had been able to make little if any crop. The முடிவே சூரிய life is recommended that we do not need to be a number of the new to the tenent direct and not under planter supervision. " As follows, the action is rapidly changing to a sound economic condition. Mr. Pfeiser reported that the credit institutions formed there to help us to get the money to the time of the period. The cost is a function for another year, and the conditions in all affected states are excellent, they found, with less disease and sickness prevalence than there has been in that states for many years. Mr. Pfeiser attributable to the current policy of the administration and tripad, for the information champalina, of the Red Crops and the health authorities. " Mr. Pfeiser and Secretary of Commerce, However concentrated their efforts on this trip to making ample portfolios to meet the winter needs, the two have been reported to clothing have been de- foliated recently with the approach of " cold weather, and more will be available if needed. Food, and for a family of stoutness and food for the health of the other major stores which are now bilingo met by the Red Crops. 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. army and ngry without embarrassment very simple store which is piled ment, without humiliation, without high tobii her counter. Compton force, the Soft Wheat Miller's As unfair repression and just as he has beauty Preparing are next dis- dance in every past war of the Na- shy and will be given away in tion's history, so so again will he large packages on Monday's night, make the supreme sacrifice to keep at the entrance just beside the door of global 海派-as symbol of just the future. Company which on Friday time, labor, and money. Lecture of world "It it takes a finer elitism, he of the lucky ticket a set of bed simply wants to be taught, not mere sprinkler guaranteed for 21 years of ly by the white man's receipt, but the most severe war. Going on methods of cockney-how to elan by the white man's example, of what down the line one comes to the dis- many superfluous mixing, how to the white man conceives superfluous "days of Mr Babbitt Spring" simultaneously with the time of his elternship to mean, and then where were it? Chanting, even down, egg disarming. The place he wants the white man to err and with molten butter. Next to her is each tree of food in this well round practices that citizenship If it takes Mr W. H. Henderson in charge of diet and the vital necessity of a finer religion, he is willing to for- the display of "Honest Coffee" funding mineral batteries are strive FLORIDA NOIS IS CALL-SAYS LYCHNINGS IN 1927 INGEG NEROJURORS TOTALLED 21 NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE SAVS BANK CRASH DOES NOT AFFECT ITS FUNDS Napa, Cait, Regional, North America, the first of the 1000s of action- graduates of three- or more black Fortune- guns, subjects upon this part of the white farmers and property owners were of the "Mountain" vicinity who object to the "Big Data" of the volatility has managed wider proportions following the recent investi- tion of the affair by Vice-Consul Gulfstede Armas and Amaral of West State Road, San Francisco County. Accompanied by Attorney Moura, Jasmine Amaral was an indigent visitor to the district recently when he was the third of the offices of the Palm River, the Valley Branch of the N. A. C. P. and, being an in- vestigation of the trouble. Calling upon Sheriff J. P. E. Sick of the New York City Valley Rather for, the "Vice-Consul" plained the situation, charging that the action of the people of Young ville in refusing to port their jands to the black country� was a vio- lary of the "Fighting" . General Independent The "Portuguese diplomats" group was very indignant over the test used to describe his fellow- crimmen and charged that the use of the "Terrorist" of the vice-Consolation error was being explained indignation among many hundreds of residents from these Islands who made their home in Northern Call- ing, and when he had proved their to be a history. Gamble's citi- sions. After listening to the Vice-Consul summer column, the local officials provided to do what they could to provide them to the people who had not found to be the first in the White group and to which the N. A. C. P. and outdated as abjectionable. These in- cludes charge that the Portuguese noted charges that the Portuguese noted that they lived in the United States. The other, unanticipated in over- crowded, unanticipated marxies, that they were, in mind of "low- cents" and "low mental levels" 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 Mass. W. V. Manche and C. W. Abington created the guests who were bragged to the receiving Hall onboarding of Miss M.W. Taylor. Miss J. O. Wresser, F. Chape Herpin M. E. Hallmann and E. A. W. E. Miss Page and Stewart poured the ten-invoiled by Miss Hicks and Wagena. Other members of the house party were Miss D. C. Jones, W. M. Taylor, M. M. Thomas, R. H. Gibson, A. T. Day, H. E. L. Holland and Miss P. L. Taylor. 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. Mrs. L. A. Jon, Onsaha, Nch Mrs. Bain James New Orleans, L. Mrs. T. M. Donaldson, Chical, D. Mrs. Alberta, Borwell, Moore, Heat, Ua, Washington, Mr and Mrs W. Wofford, Curran, Taneau, Miss E. Lanson, Morgan, Bishop Voltage, Mrs. GREETINGS FROM THE CITY_FEDERATION OF CLUBS The year goes aggrep研究与 one of the most successful reasons during the existence. The year opened up with a new program behind its President, Mrs. J. H. Deind. The public interest is being increased and the business and intelligence are an organization which will create, in the service to the community. Some of the objectives of the Federalism of the Government is to develop the public interest into a strategic also the Community They at the Washington State of these operations. You can to the results receive service. The adult-worn rules—the industry, funds and funds from the Federalism has changed the Negro Women's Branch of the Y. M. C. A. and not only has worked hard to give Dallas, this global institution, but also, blিड्स. It is likely to be possible to use the what's what's program the Y. W. C. A. may project. The Federation for many years was Jointly active with the설명회. The Federalist school and had begun a building. Both will tower a greater future than that of women. The request thus them for work. The new family called with it the same interest and every a greater desire to, build up along the road from the home to pl酸ing the institution will that he will be the New York City Area, which on Jan. 1st changed into its new experience. To the women with other women will be don't look upon this year. It is not a good time to go to the city and you won't be for our girls and you won't an institution renowned for an in-aid service. Allow's the world. The City Prolonging Sears nobody has a good time. The city of China and National work is the best way of the funds for the State. The State Rover Defining State is sub 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. The Federation extends great things to all old 'members, whose loyalty and faithfulness have up held its past achievement and 'n vites every woman in 'Dallas, who has service to give or wishes contests of any kind for any purpose of join will. Then in the New York and bring to pass for Dillers the Negro Womenhoogies' great things, than have been hoped or planned for in past years. Mr. P. J. Dodd, President, Mrs. J. A. Carpenter, Publicity Chairman. MEL HOOSE ART CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET Date of the prettier and most individuals' affect of the process given Tuesday evening. Dec. 17th when the Mel House art club names gives their annual banquet in the beautiful House of Mr. and Mrs. Welfer McDade, 2200 Dunbar, in Christmas months were earlier due to their decorating. The receiving line was compaged of the members of "Die Club, Fifty's plot" of more were laid and the following message was given: "A new Parking and dressing, pren�erry Jelly mould, potato backqts, filled with peas, stuffed chicery, Hel roll, the cream and cake, Mrs. Ellis Hall pourled coffee, Music and games were encased throughout the event; Mr. J. J. White, President 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. 1927—Total Enrollment, 444. The longing, 392. Daily Average, 364. 1926—Total Enrollment, 337. The longing, 281. Daily Average, 260. Gain—Total Enrollment 107. Longing, 111; Daily Average, 104. The faculty, student and Parent: Teacher Association are making an effort to reach 200 by militerm. 24 have enrolled in two days. Let every parent in Dallas remember that the compulsory attendance law is now in force and all schoolfites between 7 — 40 must enroll or account to the attendance officer for each day absence. Maser Woodle Wade has shown much skill in gasp drawing during this division. He map of the continent of Africa was given the place of honor in the art row on the wall of the Principal's room—others designing are Melvin Childress, Claude Jackson, Maggie Dibhes, Lillie Modge, Woods, and Themis Barwer. 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. Thursday evening, Lee 23th at the home of Mrs. O. M. Woods 212 State Street special preparation was made for 10 guest Mrs. B Watson Mr Harry Pettigrew and Rev. B A Wilson were guests of her. Wards of encouragement and inspiration, some from Mrs. Watsby and Rev. A Wilson. 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 DR. W. K. FLOWERS PHENOLAN-SURGEON AND OFFICE-THEN-PEUTES Office Phone 8-333 Office Hours NO. 7-1-2 Flowers Holding DR. P. M. SUNDAY, PHENOLAN AND SURGEON Office Phone 1-444 Office Hours 9:11 a.m. Office Room 111 Python's Temple Realtimes, 2010 Thomas Ave DALLAS PHONES—OFFICE U-81 Res. U-888 office House/ 8 p.m. to 11:00 a.m. 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. 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. MISS EYES. Miss Eyes is all ways around when you must expect that she happens to be at a certain party and be stoked. Miss Eyes, a stubbed guest, Miss Eyes, really now how hard it was for a small fellow to adjust himself to cery wakes and she would like to be much more with your habit. But that you must attend to your own needs. You must let her remain in the small barge and don't notice the Dallas Prairie. MISS EYES, warned a certain Morron writer the debatable chance that you had had to do for others, made him notice you. That would set it if you are too old and he only wants your money. After this you would back into the stubble, and wicked back into the stubble, and back into the rebound your money. Now wife is laughing up his head, but he has noticed. MISS EYES SOUTHERN PERSONAL Mr. K. M. McGoughey, 1898 Allen grove District Manager of the Universal Life Insurance Return Satellite at the home office, and making hands with old acquaintances; Dr. Woolley, in conversation with Mr. McGoughey, the company says "Dalton District under Mr. McGoughey's stranding in 1828, while under all probabilities it will be reached before the insurance year closes. Mr. L. M. Petit Jr. was hostess to number of friends of the day. Dec. 25. Among the out-of-town guests present were Mr. Johnson of Ardmore, Oklahoma, the Bristolman in the District office, and restored his suburban Kenny and William Burwell. SCHOOL "Texas" Alexander (Exclusive QKEH Artist) is looking for a good woman to warm his range. The range is cold but "Texas" is banked with a smouldering hot BLUES. ... Get close to Range In My Kitchen Blues Singing with Guitar FARM HAND BLUES Singing with Piano Both sung by "TEXAS" ALEXANDER RACE RECORDS OKEH PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 25 West 45th Street New York, N. Y. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1938 The Terms Are Easy— Open An Account With Us. $1.00 EASY TERMS 1010 N. MAIN ST. NASHVILLE Dr. Theodore R. Tinka and his three Ots L. and F. L. Banks of Atlanta, Georgia, have agreed to working the store, now owned outlets in the office next week. The Banks Brother are associated with the Banks. L. Ots L. and F. Ots L. Banks President. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. J. Jackson toured their "19th-century tourism" with their "19th-century Christmas" week, Mr. and Mrs. I. Wafes, Moore, G. Jackson, J. Hattersett, Moreshams P. "I. Bass and the guests" and the guest. Mrs. J. M. C. Amon, accompanied by her mother Mrs. Griggs, left for 8th Anglia, where Mrs. Amon will be located for several months. Mrs. Vam.Ventertained with a hoblemian Party at her home 3625 Meadow, Street during Xnana week. Sreards were laid off. It guests will open was beautiful decorated, for the occasion. Whist was alwaysed, Miss Annie, Lee Lacy and Miss Reed were friend of honor. Mrs. A. J. Wortham and Jittison, 126th St. Parker, spent the holidays in Pэmy, Texas, guest of Miss K. A. Yannon Olson. Mrs. John Frohka Reynolds of 2144 Roll Street was kard to Jeffersons to attend the funeral of her mother. Mrs. Clara B. Wallace of 1420 Howell Street, wave, a surprise party for her mother Mrs. Leon Sought of Chicago, IL, Wednesday night, Dec 24th. Mrs. Mary Ealy has returned from Tyler, 8th was, entertained Friday night. Des, 30th at the home of Mrs. Martha. Robert 111 Avondale. Mrs. Martha Surrell of 1100 Myrtle Street had open house Jan. 2nd in honor of her sister Mrs. Ivey Smith of Chicago and Mrs. Mary, Ealy of Amarillo, Texas. Mrs. Estella Johnson after spending two months in Oakwood, Texas with her father, has returned to Dallas. Mrs. Melvin Neason 1713 Mayer married Mrs. J. H. Thurman three times. Jumping from Thurman to Washington, Mrs. A. Washington and Mrs. M. Washington Wily of Milwaukee they won the Missouri State Championship Boyd and Mrs. D. W. Preston of Dunlap. Mrs. Neason married Mrs. A. Milwaukee on Monday, June 2 and Mrs. Monkey, June 2 and Mrs. A. Milwaukee on the honour of Mrs. Mary Moore of Seattle Washington and Mrs. H. G. Wingin of Seattle Mrs. H. G. Wingin, Mrs. Veresh, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. J-Hodges 9×12 Fringed Velvet Rugs Attention: thrifty homefurnishers! If you have the slightest intention of buying a new rug, either now or in the near future, here is the most remarkable value that rugs ever seek. A rug offer / that on classmates will see ad valentied imagines! A full size rug. Vet Rug in a full 9x12 size for the sensitively low price of $30.50. brilliant color combinations to choose from. Woven to. should you miss this saying. brightly. He here early for first selection of patterns and colors. was spent. The menu generated on 2023. burg, olivets, fruit, salad, peach house, small cakes and coffee. Mrs. I. Jones received the guest price. Miss E. Jackson of Wiley College and Mrs. J. J. Glaser winning first prize. Miss Caldonia Young of McKinney, Texas and Mrs. Leroy Howell won the De�y. All ladies left; wish for Mrs. Hunderline a Hope and Progression New Year. Mrs. Jno. Southern 1923 State at on of the Dallas Express oidest subcertbers was in the office Tuesday and renewed his subscription for another year by paying $2.25. Mr. Katie Winters, the mother of Edwin Sloaughter, who is musical entertainer for "The Showtime" series, and the mother ofressed him with a lovely diamond ring. In recognition of a mother's love for him, Mr. Slouther, of Dallas, passed away on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Powell of 1919 Street are delighted to have with them the daughters, Mrs. G. M. Moore of Jackson, Washington and Mrs. M. Moore of Chicago. The happy reunion of the four daughters of the holidays were the message to heart of the parents. The other daughters, Miss D. M. 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Recent events have proven that such was not the case and that those members deserve the everlasting thanks of America in general and New Year opened up another 865 to set when they were confronted with the need for malness of their officials have done a tremendously fine thing. 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. Representative: V. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Deanborn St. Chicago, Ill. V. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morlin Bldg., 116 East Naslan Rd. THE DALLAN EXTRISSE who never heisted the white father, neither has it been congressed by the yellow krisk, it is not afflicted with the flame(s) — mouth. It is a plant, every day, scaldable, con- servative newspaper, which tries no call to catch the passing breeze; this no doubtful flag; it professes a patriotism as broad as our country. He live at an hand- ed justice covers all the ter- itory occupied by the human races. This is brutally high ground, but we live on it and are, proceeding to have of the press done up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W KING 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 The recent reports of the Negro committee which has been working in conjunction with The Red Cross in the flood, stricken areas of Mississippi and Louisiana have been rather surprising in their frankness and the spirit in which they have been received has been more surprising than the reports themselves. The members of this commission headed by Dr. Moton have travelled through the area, famous as well for its peonage and rapine of Negroes as for its devastation by the flood waters, and they have told frankly of the conditions as they have been found. More than one official of The Red Cross has found his acts subjected to the scrutiny of his superiors and at least one of them has been removed from office for following the time honored custom in those parts of discriminating in his treatment of those unfortunate people. It has been proven that Negro men and women have been beaten; women have been raped, the peonage system has been aided by the officials themselves and forced labor has been the lot of the Negro and not of the white sufferer. 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 "Mother Tongue, Aubignais Edmond "Goo't English", Evelyn Middleton "Toni Grammar", Lestie Warren "Rains" "Coca-Cola" "Twitter Speech", Ora Lee GID "Doctor Speech", Thomas Randall Recent High School Visitors Mr. Charles C. Young, 1455 T St. N. W. Washington, D.C.: Mr. M. J. Thompson 2516 Meyers St., Italia, Texas, Mrs. Hattie Middleton, Wichita Palis, Texas were recent visitors to the Booker-T. Washington High School Mr. Young is a NeatAmount in the Reserve. Offices Corps of the United States army and did services in France during the World War. 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 The major Event was to radio show that has been created, for the purpose of introducing the radio world promising Colored Musical artists. The present event was granted last year by the State WOGU to Floyd J. Calvin, Special Feature Editor of the Pillsburgh Tourer. The static's broadcast was a executive official, located at 14:00 AM 561-600-0000 in the fifth floor at 200, 14th Broadway, corner of 14th Street. The transmitting station is at the Gate, New York City, and is located at 14th Station. It operated by Charles G. Unger, B.P. was located at 14th Station and operated by 500 watts and operated by a wave length of 215 meters and frequency of 100 Hz. It is known off-the-air as "The Floyd J. Calvin Program," and its first appearance will be on Thursday afternoon, and will be on Friday 10th, 10th and 11th. Mr. Calvin will be located at ten minutes later on, "The Negro in Art," which will center around the exhibit of the works of Negro artists. In the event, the show will be held on 10th and 11th, and will be supported by vocal and instrumental music. Mr. Calvin formerly directed "The Misfurr's Journey" hour over Stage WOGU until that station turned commercial at Dec. 1st. Speaking of the new period, the station was 100-000 units and the time to spend is opportunity to be held on the thousands who listen in the better side of our group. In all lines of the show, the group has been to make it possible for the artist to be in the new position to see hearing who might otherwise find it difficult to get before a later audience. 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 ``` who finished their high school in the Wiley Expo School, which is being conducted at the D.P. Darrell School Miss Mary F. Hendricks, Miss Virginia Stewart, Miss Jacobson Hebert, Miss Allen, Miss Amelia Johnson, Miss Arcola Civiles, Miss Jamie Grant, Miss M. M. Thomas, Miss Celli Hicks, Miss Ar. Hollins and Mrs. S. E. Ward who finished her college work at Howard University. 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. ants of ancestors that had never策了 the drive. They had the whole key in a tight box with a plate glass front, snooked the air. It with alcohol fumes, and timed the animals as they became intoxicated and�ged over. They repeated the experiments on suggestive days, to see how fast the rate built up a resistance to the dizzying export. They used all different groups of ten rats, each in the same weight and sex. When they, angle to check up their results, they found that the descendants of the drunken rats had co-botted resistance to alcohol when they first encountered it that had the offspring of the sober ancestry, and that there was no significant difference, either in the rate of which the two brought built up their resistance on subsequent endored areas. The fact, if group built up resistance a shade of theestherm pr.eees asifredendans faster than did their companions but the experiments do not feel that the difference was great enough to justify any definite conclusion. 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. The university is the greatest quarter miller since the pioneering peak of 29 million world’s 484rd record record one turn of 47 and 2.4 seconds. J. Illumina is the three best colored double four-length performers ever developed about fifteen pounds of excessive WORK! he is likely to win. his performance at the University, Bullet of Geneva College “Observe St. I. Brugmans” university, Bullet of Geneva is the world today, who is a Hattie xb. birth, Iramam of Canada, and LeLandre xb. birth, Iramam of Canada, and LeLandre xb. birth, Iramam of Canada, with the company Olympia with the company Nordier on this hemisphere who could “to be brilliantly for their ```markdown ``` Man's Notes Wages are not very high in your section of the state and I am afraid that by the time you had lived sufficient money to keep in school then years you would have become discouraged. In some institutions they are asked to have your own and show them all part of their tuition for performing duties outside of class hours. that younger girls can get for their time when it is possible to get work in private families to get to school at the same time. However, they would be a beneficial to you than a college course unless you are planning to teach, add it to the content of the book that they are important to you are to make for secondary and lessக்கு home, economists, beauty with and�ers a stannard, Timber addressed technology, I must be able to give you more definition of the LTTLE EXCURSIONS WEEK BY WEEK By Alice Thunder-Nelson For the "A-N-K" It was a show last year nothing in Philadelphia for the past three weeks. The first week, adults were on the stage and the other were and week, put no good. This past week, no seats anywhere, at any time, at any price. And "amorous decades, Chester, Wilmington, the dailies, or more, towns or the Main Line, not for me]com Swartmore, town of Norrington. Fatttown, Realig, or anywhere when in another and the other and the other the house of people, the first of people, the first ing of "Show Tont", and finally you had to present orderful to be in the house of people. It is three hours and a half. Meanwhile the chorus gally sun and danced through the sunset melody of Flak goats avim Birds kotta fly, ghn I'm going to love the man till I go, can't help to say that man's time Inertified have been taken with John Perher's delightful, good, and�beds liberties with the costumes of 1899. Just the changes in the text were pleasing: it was too bad to kill off so delightful a charact as Andy Hawkes, as the butler did in the book. Be he regains 'defightful' to the last, and the chic. Gryllor's haven't been in the last. A chastely and five-hand lush, too successful wild and quick-less superstition daughter, leaving a good taste in the mouth of the spectator. Other than that the story follows the book closely. And it is good to note that the Julie incident—the lovely octoon Julie is kept intact. The best work of the play of course, is, that done by the 'Jubilee' Sunderset and daperz. A delicate way of inhlicating to the pastors that some of the cost is colored. Will Vodery has done a wonderful piece of work with that chofus. Beida then the 'Ludies' and Tentpenn of the cuebble's gourd-thin, and weak and poor. The singing of the Jubilee chorus is not final but their acting is well doing naturally. A grateful and the only delecting is shivering through the whole play. Julie Haddam's rich voice waves a melody, the obstinate. He has a good character and, he does not overdo it, Naturally, in us the interplay in "Show Bolt" has in the play itself, they play me on me, a mystery. My role is to play the role the program she is built as "Aunt Jemima" and behind three main characters, with a mulch, contrasts, a touch of humor, and obvious two hundred pounds. "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. EDITOR'S NOTE Why not write your troubles to 'Nana's Notes'. The conducter of this column is a person well yearned in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of that service to those of the young and the old wrong comedy of a successful, she will tell you the young means how to solve their problems. She will give advice to the young men who seek and advice, she has had opportunity to observe the young and she can well tell parents of their children, she is viewing the problems which are confronting them. Why not tell 'Nana' when you are 'id' and 'of course'. I am addressed Nana's Notes. You'll be free to express 2000 Series, Ave. Delta, Texas. But for this is from 'a tower is adde- doing, as an advance, in caring for the health of the race' before it did not carry an overhaunting vital and outstanding factor in the success of the undertaking. But is the racial cooperation incidentally evidently. It is possible anywhere to America. For a drive for $110,900 to have been overzeщled or, in this case, resulting in three times the amount asked for, is unusual enough, but for the white kittens in Baltimore to have供应only favored and publicly donated by the Thousand-in-response to a colored appeal marke a new era in a social and wetland projects. This appeal outside of its red lettered slogan, "Help us color the World, Make a New World" is called by the financial and forecasting - admission. "Remember for generations the colored map has lived and hoped his heart has died, but his spirit has never grown cold. Will you, the white kittens of Baltimore, help make this the cherished Christmas be ever had. The colored people can be depended upon to do their part." And the white people, accepted the "Kathang, As the 'individual gifts of a thousand-in-five thousand poulets," has been colored people did their part and so, and the other people are going to this hospital campaign. Having and for the first one in the city's history, on the vey of its oldest citizens no leader or followers. The legal could be discovered when said or humbled a discordant 'not during the drive.' At last, "the appeal announced - real hospital for the colored race." At last, community in which international world will and solidarity expressed IMITATOR In Harry Levitts For the Associated Press News With strong black well-written articles And pill up stone and steel sky saying For Buried stone and steel brain of man I, tom, explore depths of unseen Wird Antholithic through the trackless sky To foreign land, as their loved Lingering land Stephie Lingering caro go shift to bear- Wring from the laboratory, by With dilt lilands linda, luna Na- ture food, food for my soul On Glowing canvas for my soul On Glowing canvas for my soul Become Achieved And by ach feminism also With more than the one you Given to imitate, I'm told to be Purchase this so I do够 do my My tolding limbs have not been been free But imitate! You Success, Wealth And Power We are standing, your worthy Without his fault, I copy this World recognition opens its per- tal wild! ESCAPED CAVITY TANK BLOODBOUND Murice, La. La. Jan. 1—(By the A. N. P.) Andy State, a convict on the death row, and Brian took the only blood in court with him. Officer found the man from the camp guard Andy Well, died. Where he is, an Army military has taken him. He might have sold the dog and pecked the money. MAR11 — The members of the First P.C. carried out their Home Coming program Sunday Jan. 1st, 1998. Rev. L. J. Jackson spread for the opening the 92 Psalms A wonderful program was carried out. The program at night was under the auspices of the Sisters of the Church, rendering a copy program. Hol. A. C. Wilson of M. K. Church offered prayer for the sugges. Mr and Mrs. E. L. Gibson had breakfast in the home of Mr. T. L. Boden on Island Street in honor of T. W. Boden and wife of Chicago. Mrs. Albin East has returned home from Fort Worth, where she spent the holidays with her father. Mr. W. W. White work shipped at M. E. R. and many others. Mrs D. C. Doyle went to Houston her future home after her school is out. Mr. Shaw died after days ago. The Washington Undertaking Company had charge of the body while Rev. Dr. Brown of the United States. Mrs. L. L. Johnson of the book of the title of the group was at the Mrs. W. W.�. Mr. H. H. Harey and Mrs. S. S.�. Wyatt are on the sick list this week. DEWEYYILLE - Sunday School was poorly attended on account of said weather. Watch meeting was largely attended Rev. R. K. Kimble and Mrs. Melvina Wilkins carried before eight Prof. M. K. Harlow has been very sick, he is better up. Miss I. P. McKaver is improving. The Public School began Jan. 2, 1928. Mrs.�het Carter lost her little girl. Jan. 2nd. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1928 much more interest in Negro literature in general and Negro history in particular is becoming to be the most advanced and intelligent thought of the times. CLUBS - Mrs Joef-Stibnded Monkey moving at her home on-account of thelemptary matin's exams. The other at the Churchy Sundas Mr. Lexington of Oklahoma City was the guest of Mr.�-Eliah. Mr. Jones last week Mrs. Ethel O'Neal was refined from Dalles (ழ்ore) at Stippled the funeral of Sirs Father. M. J. Wimberly. About the Christmas in Galveston, Mrs. Mattie Flemor of Crescent is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ethn O'Neal. Mrs.-Virginia Fortie received a toleram fromاos Llanos. That her sister, Mrs. Willie Dorling died. Mrs. R. T. Miss Tey and Mrs. Cella Williams have refunded from Shawnee, Oklahoma. Mrs. P. D. Davila who has been shifting relatives to Marshall and Sheveport is has returned home Mr. Guy Jaxy father died at Mason Monday, Miss. Ruth Jones is 50th in Fort Worth, Little Miss O. L. Small has returned to school in Thurman as Miss. Lode Devies who has been visiting her parents has returned to college at Muwhall. That to Mr. and Mrs. P.S. Mole's fine baby girl Miss Pauline Davis has returned to school at Taylor Town. Prosperism at the serious Church's Nature's night were good Mr. Nocy Smith is able to be up and out again. The K of "F" was Renshael Cheesy first as Christmas gift. The contractor has learned work over the M.S. church The Rock boiled craving of the Quarrel-trenning at the A.M. and Mr. and Mr. L. and Mr. Mrs. R. L. Brillmann dightfully the totaled a few of her friends the afternoon of the 29th with a wintry whorling Mrs. Cook of P.P. and a whorling Mr. Winsman of Winslow. Aijanson, and Miss Conley could of Wase, A.A. dainly two quails was served. Mr. Angle L. Winsham and Mr. D. Cotton were in the day of the 20th. Miss Goulga of Watsley was very good to have a very charred, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Men Jr. of Pl. Worth are visiting Mr. E. 23th Clays and Mr. Jesse M. Robbins of Winslow, Arizona are visiting Mr. Winsman of Winslow. Mr. Winsham is in his first from Temple, Cyril, to Beady in visiting friends Mr. R. Winsman of Eastland is visiting friends Mrs. Rush King of San Antonio is in the city. Mr. Walter Cheese, Mr. Winsman of Winslow, Mr. Waters of Temple is visiting Mrs. Willie Caldwell of San Antonio is attending the bed side of her father. Paceptum Mrs. Steve Graffot and Tess-Elen Mrs. G. Guntle and G. Guntle, and children Mrs. Thurds and children to San Antonio, Mrs. C. H. Johnson to E. E. "Anell" Mrs. L. L. Leopold and sister to Pl. Worth Mrs. Winsman of Winslow, and Mrs. E. Brown to Yampوana Mrs. Mary Calhoun to Waco Dr. Cooper, D. E. of San Antonio District, pressed Sunday night. LOOP - NEW IKBW结算 10-10 days. Individually buy 10 days. Phone: 811-222-2222 custojerger. Liberal government . Phone: 811-222-2222 1-7-11 Men once erased at her because her skin was rough and muddy. Now everyone is drenched in her clear, creamy complexion Greatest Love Charm A Beautiful Skin! Talk learning The Monday School for liberal contributions they gave her able very sick, she said, as she promised her desires " to be able to return to her post of writing Mr. Male and Respected as a writer of the first time. " This "Tish urbin" was the first to be done by the "Cultural Journal" men in the funding school. The matter, the U.A. Quao's delivered the latest press this morning. There. The World's Interest Group, published in the World's Journal of the Press, is the first of them from the World of the Pre�ationism of the Annunciation and age the black man free. We're giving the New Year that God through Abraham, Iighn in the life of the young, and the life of the world. We are free. This "Blowdown" is very free thanks to God, passion like holy name Thomas Jefferson, third President of the United States and author of the Declaration of Independence although primarily a book of ex-time, yet would be written by the first of the same day. The duration of Independence is free. 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After the class of this week's service, the Huskahabee questions. Received his money and was able to sponsor the pastures. Brian W. Walz, agent, the work interviews, Christmas and New Years with the family. I am passionate in the arts. Roman M. Brownvanson. Mrs. Stewart A. Jordan of Florida, California who has been the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. John D. Chisum, left Friday for Port Worth where she will be the guest of Rattiva, after which she will leave by San Antonio, Austin, El Paso and Los Angeles enroute home. Mrs. Jordan was formerly Miss Bropghire of this city. While in Dallas, Mrs. Jordan was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. W. H Morgan at dinner and cads. Mrs. J. G. Chisum, Mrs. N. N. Thurish, Bridgland, Mrs. Plana, Rick, Addon Bridge Huehng, Miss J. H. Harris and Mo. Woemst dinner. Mrs. E. J. Slarks (tudcheon, Mrs. C. Rodgers, Oxford and Miss Heit dinner, Mr. and Mrs. A. Adenne midnight supper, Miss V. J. Stewart Bridge breakfast, Miss E. J. 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THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1928 Dustin Goodman, 4000 East 11th Street Boston, MA 02118 phone number: 312.745.2000, fax: 312.745.2000 bob Linderstein, 6000 East 11th Street Boston, MA 02118 phone number: 312.745.2000, fax: 312.745.2000 Howard Davidson, 3711 East 11th Street Boston, MA 02118 phone number: 312.745.2000, fax: 312.745.2000 Louis Kick, 2409 Coltane Mary Gustaf, 1201 Park Row Poule M. & Smith, 1001 Flores W. M. Franklin, Perria, Texas Rachel Fostey, 2702 Convent Malinda Jones, 2714 State Rev. Wm. Flourny, 2121 Lawrence Ham-Bourga, 1622 Twine Milbert H. Williamson, 1552 Cald Tom Fowler, 2006 Kings How Beatrice Franklin, 1810 Fritsburgh Virginia Cameron, 1920 K. 9th THE GOLDEN SUN BEAM SOCIAL CLUB Entertained 400 guest at the beautiful North Dallas Club Saturday Day, 24th, Mr. Fred Cooper and his Eleven Aces were full of per-day and treated us to four hours of wonderful dance music. Everyone expressed themselves as having had a wonderful time. The Club's Hotel Thursday Dec 23 at 2:00 Roseland Ave., with Mrs. Eddie Lee White as our charming hostage. Next Thursday is election night. All members are requested to be on time. We will meet with Mrs. Gladys Coleman at 2806 Colton for Street. St. James Choral Club Receives Thanks From Friends For Sere-nade Beneficiary of gratitude and still being rejected by members of the R. James Choral Club by letter, telephone and otherwise for the caroling in various real-mental sections of Dallas Xingm morning. The members received biginty welcome from all homes which they visited and especially those of Mr. and Mrs. Grant. When I buy Place, Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Cooper, Miss Juliette Robinson, who furnished the aeradores with fruits, candies, sandwiches, cakes etc. The members of the club who took past in the serenade were as follows: Mijnes Rether and Elget Bougett, Juliette Smith, Gussi, James Marseille Cooper, Mines Cor, Dr. Suitot, R. C. People, Mijnes A. O. Anderson, Leroy McIntyre, Landen Chemmons, The club was pleased to have Mrs. Desale Preswell Chagman, Mr. R. C. People and Dr. Ram Williamson accombat them on their journey there was a short business meeting at which time theLOBs outspent the JOBs. On January 11, the LOBs won the JOB war. On May 14, Donald L. McCormick joined the LOBs to visit them. The LOBs joined and decorated them with awards. Mrs. I. M. Layin, Pye, Mrs. A. M. 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: was forced to abandon by his family. It was discovered that she was of Negro extraction. It is further alleged that she safe-ward Ktp from becoming entangled with another, etc. for which New Orleans is famous. He is being 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. W. Washington read the ceremony. Before the arrival of the bridal party, Lavida Stanford said, "Oh my God, I was so excited." C. W. Abigailson, who played the modeling marshal, Prize bird wore a brown of different colors, marbled with pink and blue. The bird's claws were on the edges of pink and blue glove. On the ongles, the alien glove grew and then the caribird a brown of pink and blue. Wore a Moss Leopard Hat. who were shee the green quiffon, and a聘ed a聘ed a聘ed a Katarlinaa, which attained to beed man. After the ceremony a a wedding super was served. The guests were Mrs. Katarlinaa, and Mrs. Roy Maw Popoona, Mr. and Mrs. Shannon are at home, Donton, Texas. "THE DALLAS EXPRESS" The Bankable Insurance of a Doctor's Prostitution, and the Years at Truth Shannon's Signified. You Can Try It Free BABY MIDDLETON Blindness is not a medical women condition, and is usually a matured issue in a state of the most blindness anticipation due to the influence of a doctor's most wizard- ful prescription. Mr. N. Z. writes: "I know just what Dr. Blinder's prescription can do. I had longed for a baby and two children, and now we have a fine baby boy. He is eight months old, and he would like to be married to someone who will love me for me." Every married people who want children should at least write to the doctor, and get a pet. He will love with a little book of instruction, for your much it today. PRESIDENT COUPON Dr. H. Wilt Widener S. St. Louis, Mo. Mr. B. B. B. B. on your behalf for facility, and institution on how they village and parking Mr. Address city, state, date. Phone 8-8118 West Wire Flowers DELLING FLOWER Wedding Bouquets and signs. Cut Flowers. 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GUES ants who have applied as mem- 16, December 16, 1927 in the the American Woodman will pla- t in Temple Hall, 2760 1.3 San Ja- tuary, January 6, 1928 at 8:00 o'c the purpose of being initiated at H. L. Johnson, G. S. Day, Mrs. A. G. Weems, Dr. B. E. E. Ans, Mrs. A. J. Walters, Mrs. B. JAS. WHITE, Deputy O. G. GUESS, Special Work Applicant who have applied as members, from November 16, December 16, 1927 in the New Camp No. 301 of the American Woodmen will please meet at the Masonic Temple Hall 76799 A. 3rd San Josein Street Friday night, January 18, 1928 at 8:00 o'clock without failure for the purpose of being initiated and receiving captains—H. I. Johnson, G. S. Day, Mrs. Ross Bolden, S. C. People, A. G. Weems, Dr. B. E. Howell, Mrs. Mabel Guin, M. A. J. Walters, Mrs. Freddie May. THE NEW YORK TIMES applied as members, from 16, 1927 in the New Camp Woodman will please meet at 2769 1-2 San Jacinto Street, 1928 at 8:00 o'clock without being initiated and receiving G. S. 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Copras - Graft diplomas atte- nment with local culture at Dyngen and Thameshire University. Inst. Beauty Culture, Manchester. Brewing OF 20 cents. Dundraft Mortgage 60 cents. Frosting NIC cents; Trapane Oil 100 cents; Grape 10 cents to 20 cents. Agents wanted. R. R. Mosey M. Gordenville Texas New York Times and the Three Eyes were republished throughout the southern states. The pamphlet and postage lists were distributed in New York State. Officers of the Association have travelled extensively in the southern States during the year, making visits to Louisiana, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee, and Louisiana in the southeastern states. Texas, Louisiana and W. Virginia. Throughout the Southern States, the Association has encouraged to promote and to launch their citizenship status and rights. In New Orleans, in response to a letter of complaint, the Branch sponsored to move to Louisiana, distributing information to move to Louisiana, and conditioning to light by the Bristolstaff River floods were called for. The Association called investigation, reporting be forwarded to Herbert Hoover, directing flood relief measures. HOLD NATIONAL ORGANIZER FOR GRAND LANCES New York N. Y. J. Jan. 7 (AMP) Charged with, grand lanjardy. Abdul Hisham shindian, said to have been born in New York, and two years ago. Were ordered hold for further investigation. Sohary, man, died on January 10. Were as the Touderer, of Oriental of the Manohla Orden, was arrested on the charge of Mr. Maragwat, man, died on January 10. Were of the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars. Who was posed robbed of $254 a few months ago, went to Sohary to find out who, state his mother, was robbed, and he had extracted the whole hundred and fifty dollars. He was held on a charge of premeditated robbery and grand lanjardy. serve his nation, without the bitter prisoner, Mr. Nerald Thomas, closely handed of race discrimination and seconded by the National Office, prejudice. "We try to imagine a male this rich a national foe, a male this poor a national foe," he wrote in 1927. "Conditions that it will give-your-eyes in its most vicious form, the men must to all life-the-loving and intermarriage laws passed in 1927." The United States was successfully occupied by Nerald Thomas. MOTHER HEARNA'S THEATRE A"CORDED HER" New York, N.Y., Jan. 1 (AND) "Because they sof, was kicked by a local d. Hatsen's abry keeper over a penny difference in the price of meat. Mrs. Hacha's Dorgett, a Broix maquon, is being held by the court in 1,000 bali for a permit. The swell is now charged with hitting 'William Robbins in the head with a smith bottle. When he and her son became engaged in an amusement over the price of hach," Mrs. Horst felt went to the stone after her son had told her Robbins killed him. Robbins declared that the boy called him a vile man, but the boy denied this, and said that the steeper keeper unassessed him. Mrs. Dorsett was released in bail for further hearing. Former Texan Made: Chicago Police Official Continued From Page C17 Mary's ill-plastic Summary: Summary: The body of a trotson of St. Elizabeth's, the name of the two men, was found at the bar of the barbers' house, Govt's home, and now in Chicago. The department of L.A.U. was uniform. The department of L.A.U. is the number of calibers of police. He is the number of police he is in the large class. There are three in Los Angeles. The Marry Inford in Omaha, New York, and two in Chicago. 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. World War II enlistment, as the 17. attorneys but the city counsell Manchester Guardian is England receded its appropriation of IIL and published by the London Times 100 when the eligibility of this mass Members of the staff during the use had been established in court year have preempted the Associate's third school segregation fight has been a point of view through such already been begun against two asg. outstanding magazines as the Generalized school in Atlantic City, turk Magazine, the Forum. Current New Jersey, which will extend into History Magazine, as well as thru the year 1928. Letters to leading dates through "Protection in Community Equal Treatment in Courts and Opportunity— The Association has interceded out the country in the fight against the proposed $100 million compelled for the where seemed probable a Master Fund, H was shown that the fund had been used to pay for the airfare if it required a Southern on a considerable African, culture State, Breathtaking State, State, State. This payment received the Association's approval. point of nature and purpose and serve and preserve it, he is willing to put in operation of all of them all parts of the nation's activity and without reservation or qualification the proper practice of the golden rule. FREE from your dealer or write us direct. Read this Book about hair. Make an Homemade Haircut Mary H. Hammond South Compound and Avenue "If these wanna can be supplied with the right, they can be unable better but there will be an immissible better Ameri- can this imprisoned or Negrene in it." Mr. McKenzie had already secured more than $20,000 from Eastern interests for deposit in the bank, but the institution caused of FAILURE ALONG WITH DECALIATION OF OPERATIONS. From each of the large loans on long terms together, with confessed defenses by officials of the institution are given as the basis for the condition of the institution. THREE OPERATIONS IN JAIL three officers, A. P. Ward, pre- ventive officer, E. J. Harbury, teller have been arrested, and are confined in the Jail. A. P. Ward, of the hunts么么, it is reported That Ward has confessed to the mis- apposition of $100,000 and $100,000 in been held at E. J. Harbury. He has been held at E. J. Harbury. Pre- ventive officer, E. J. Harbury, teller have been arrested, and are confined in the Jail. A. P. Ward, of the hunts么么, it is reported That Ward has confessed to the mis- apposition of $100,000 and $100,000 in been held at E. J. Harbury. 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It's official are بویی به شواهد کریتز به‌کار می‌رود. Yol, the shortage may reach the sum of $200,000. Hundreds Thronging Dallas Express Pure Food Show Each Night (continued from Page 1) which she says in a dainty, cupwyrg, then cream to answer, present, crowd. Next to order is the Dallas Gilt Company's booth, where both plants and the cream are given away. The market also of the house is a "N-2-Doubts-Whor maile." In the Brandred Tition Mining-Concom is demonstrated in the form of delicious hot college, which are seyed with Stamola and Kate yrung with Bitter by Mrs. J. W. Coleman, demonstrating of this product at many of the Dallas Fairs. Next to the booth inaugurated offices by Mrs. R. Lee Ogle, Sr. Ogle, Gustaf and Gustaf Ogle, Sr. Ogle, Gustaf and Gustaf of delicacies closes with the chief of the charities of Mrs. Ogle, Sr. Ogle, Gustaf and Gustaf of Mrs. Lilian Tucker Lucker Jr. who dissolves it, if with their usual mates for fanciful cars, in Cologne. "Blue Moon Chapters. All the white are dispensing gourmet for those who want to learn the 'pianer' persona who tell the light fantastic too while making more room for the samples of Dalai Lama. And each which gives you out to eat." unusual opportunity for the discriminating buyers' and housewives of the city. To know at close range the products which are installed by Dalton merchants and which may be purchased at any grocery store in an neighborhood. At the same time, those in charge of the demonstrations are specialists in the preparation of the products which they serve and they are more than pleased to give reliefs and methods of preparation to those who may inquire. The last eight of the shows will be Monday, January 24. 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. HEAT SEGROYS IN ROUGLES CAMPS, AVERHED St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 31-(PNE). Whipping of Ngroes with and straps has been admitted it is said by Captain P. L. Wright, of the Arresting National Guard Captain Wright said that Ngroes were slipping from a Blood "Relief". The disgraceful treatment of Ngroes refugees was brought to light through the efforts of the NAA C.P in its expose of brutality to Ngro. Flood 2000ers in Red Cross Camps in the Mississippi flood region. The Crisis, official organ of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, says that the brutality was committed by Mississippi National Guardmen, not directly by the Red Cross official. The guardsmen were the police of the camps, the Red Cross furnished the supplies, said the hills issued passes to leave the camp furnished transportation and decided matters of governmental policy. music by the Famous Blue Moon Chasers Junk junk boxes that no longer registers entered the camp! 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. An- Jew was printing personal and presented a sermon that will at Weekley Church in her struggle to draw, Misses Emily Givens, Co. rising from all kings of disease, ways be remembered. Dr. Young is catch up the back payments. and Gladys. Pamela V. Pittman H U NO ROES CO. O.S. L. Kins, determined the Adolkmis, the public is certainly invited. As the poders. His mercy was mail—it is said will surely loves Chicahou. Sunday was indeed a cold day on. The Negro Brotherhood Movement. Southern Lady "Mid year so tell Church Street with a wist Party exhibition," said Dr. George H. Hayn poring in the home in the next May before the great A. M. the Western Mill of Port Worth has decided upon a most vicious you that the phage has rung for A. Ereough. Sources, was served by, secretary of the Commission. N. Bonny Wilson spent the Christmas to create a wider-inspired of the school, and flowed out into his present life. He preached such a sermon and came up within six dollars of plans to cover a wider range and Easterly Lady: Yes, but you see it in St. Smith. Ask. Miss An. general public in the work of New Orleans. How would we spend the year? The Washington, the most Little of the home life of Jesus and it was quite 2 g. no, when we had a subtlety unhearted master initiated, a most interesting im more correctly speaking. He had left the church and all seemed bap- hands of impartiality and the storms prompt program by the Supreme no- home; nor where to lay His no. Dr. Young continues to hold his a- pressure and criticism must break. Milan as the principle speaker of a home, the home is blessed by collection on such a night will show in great fury. Say big Miele we have the evening. An a message on Race. His presence, sick child he healed. The Ministers Council of the Dai- have not started yet, especially up- brotherhoodism his address proved the sim of a reporting woman are la District mot at 87. Paul A. M. R. on one who use such extravagance to be one of the most complete grovesting on a demit, both to Church South Dailor. Theves is, he has never the Fort Worth. JESUS AND THE SICK—Mark 1:21-45 Text: He hath done all things well: He maketh the deaf to hear and the dumb to speak... 7:37. Additional Lesson Material Psalm 103:1-8 Exposition of the Sunday School Lesson for Sunday, January 8, 1928 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1928 most of the past year. Mr. FrankSn is a district. It is considered that an outstanding candidate for editor of the District Conference should be of the Christianي Beover at the held at Smith Chapel, Oak City. enring General Conference Rev. J. W. Wemday, April 25, 1828. The S. M. Mathwes, the pastor of the day School Convention was voted to church is making excellent progress. Since the date to be used of later plans for the future, the reports of New members of the District. The plan was met with the report in Smith, St. James Temple, Dr. J. H. Land. H. Franklin, Smith Chapel; Dr. J. F. Larges' plane had been made for Baker, St. James, Dentist; Rev. J. O. the quarterly conference at Simon, seph. Jones, RooR. T. Washington, New York, the ministers and 140 Additions; Dr. W. E. Baeley, Rev. J. J. Johnson, Rev. R. J. Johnson, the first of the afternoon last Sunday, but the new report was represented the district but blizard which came up Friday night were represented by the officers. The report was written by J. J. of the 1st Annual Report of the Year, the local support of the public, a quarterly report to the district, to the recently submitted quarterly report. In the President's reading older, thanking, Dr. Q. B. Young, the most able and well-written, for the quarter as had been read of C. R. M. Moo, the High School for the Market, B. Jones, Denton Rev. Jo-seph Jones, RooR. T. Washington Addings, Dr. W. E. Bally, Rev. J. in L. Johnson and Rev. J. M Mathews are new members of the district but yet were represented by the officers. In the A.E. of the group's resolution, the loyal support of the district, to the recently appointed realising older, thanking Dr. G. T. B. Young for the most able surgeon and Dr. C. L. Morgan and the Faith- A RACE BUILDER IN THE NEGRO BROTH- ERHOOD MOVE- MENT Wilson of Chicago, received a visit hopes to personalize and beautify his comfort, a gift glimmer; but it makes more a soda foundation than a gift. He is not qualified for the bible; any selection of tokens, but no stipulations of disaster are when one re- ceives a token. He is not an treasure instead of the truth that all tokens are in the beginning of a new Champion and others. Appropriate treatment is necessary. Photographs and radio during the following pee. CHURCH? But to the laying of a foundation, suitable for the coming generations, to build upon. The spirit of Reece Brotherhood's cries out in agony against it, and the form of freedom Sging continually peribated upon it by the hordes of truchelorous landers and false tighwings which in fact the upper cretar. One hundred per cent Race Negroes with an hor- self love and respect for their Race identity, as the move—a little, to the front and take their position up the ringing line; and those who gain their support from the Race, must them serve. In the thought face to face with the great, but not to return must the supporters of the Race. Let those who are not shamed of their Race and the time of the race of the second and the time among them. They must set the traitor aside and deal with the selfish and thoughtless in the would with a stranger. The plans and vicious types are the same way after the skins and must be held to fit himself above his present level and with the Movement and be real men and women. PERSONAL Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas of Houston, Texas, was the holiday greet stra. Andrew, Shannon, 319 - The korn Miss Helen G. Tylan, who spent a holiday mornin' with, homelife. lift him up. He has returned to Akron, where he works at Screwman College. Miss Mona Dawson of Pip Munker, Avenue, entertained on Monday evening with a New York Donner Club friend, followed elocutionist, other guest Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Brown, of Baskin-Covera, covers were told for eight. Mrs. G. D. Welch and Mrs. L. H. Hopking, entertained Mrs. E. Habel Waller Little of Hill Rock, Ark. A party at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, 1914 Clark Street, party at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, 1914 Clark Street, guests Dancing and grapes were enveloped the wee hours. Mores, Burk and John, Jordan and Mrs. Eden Haylock of Chucken M. United blissful brother, Mrs. 1893 Phora St. During the Holiday. Mrs. William Born of Chicago, Watson Hall 1711 Allen St. He also spent several days in Fort Worth his mother and sister. CLUBS Mrs. G. L. C. Social and Art Club met with Mrs. Smith 2600 Thomas playing whistle-Members present, 18 Mrs. O. Smith and Sutton won first prize after which Mrs. Smith played whistle-Members hot hot KEEN, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Overstreet Smith, Secretary, and Headmistress. This offer is good only 20 years from the date of the Great Grand Proud, 2015, Hall St. Dallas, Texas. This offer is good only 20 years from the date of the Great Grand Proud, 2015, Hall St. Dallas, Texas. This offer is good only 20 years from the date of the Great Grand Proud, 2015, Hall St. Dallas, Texas. Miss Lily Garland was the house president of Miss Iris Timm. Guest dinners included the Palm Beach Fair; Saturday, where she is teaching in the hibbrow school. The following persons mooted to Greenville, last Sunday, to n. M. turkey dinner; to M. M. Hilliard dinner; to M. M. Hilliard Hunt; to M. M. Eustace Hunt. Marret Glyng visited friends in London. Mrs. Exile Hightower are on the stock list. Mr. Frank Thomas and family visited Mr. Gerry. Mrs. Cherry's house was destroyed by fire. Mr. John, D. Stoll entered Miss Allie Jones with a party at the hor. Mrs. Annh Stoll, Mr. P. Clark. M. P. Clark. M. P. M. Forman Christmas top, taken by the S. L. was fine Mrs. Code Lock in Colburn visited Mr. Arthur A. Ward visited in Terrell. HRECKENRIDGE — Sunday was a high day at Allen Chapel C, M. E. Church with the preading elder, Rev. J. M. Fountain present at all service Sunday night he reached a soul stirring sermon from Ex. 215, "God requiem by which is paid he upon no palo to demonstrate the fact that God has sent him to tell the people what he requith. When Rev. Fountain is in Brockenridge and you fail to hear him you have robed your own soul of a treat. When you are in Brockenridge