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Shriner Case Wins Attention of Supreme Court A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope TEXAS CASE OF HIGHEST RANK OF SUPREME Court BENCH HEARS ARE GALIA SIMILAR TO WHITE ORDER. WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 31—sellers for the A. (AN)—The case of the A. E. K. Nobles of the Mystic Shiraz, origi- nated by rating in Pax and involving the junction of the junction, represent the Arabi concepts of Mystic, taking the sory, brought before the U. S. Bur- rents Court under a writ of deri- tion, was argued on Wednesday by one Mistic, as was to be much as the Negro contingent had of a considerable dis- tinction of the sory, involved in the case was brought before the court, a reference there was a reversal of position as Taft, having been com- mended will the presentation of the Negro conver- tion the case before the courts of Tegu. Washington Justi- as where the white Shiraz ar- ppears from the bench, be- complained as complained. Justice Witte is wi- ness of a bench and many of the justices ex- applicants hibited a close attention to the oral arguments which according to Be- supreme to Negro court Practice was confirmed potentialities to sur- une hour for each side. Mistica came, be-coming B. A. T Walkana, and James E. a刻 actions of Mistica, and White the Imperial Coun- it. It is plausible. REAL BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY PAYS DIVIDEND SIXTEEN TEKAS 'CASE OF HIGHEST RANK OF MASONS AGAIN TO FORE AS FULL SUPREME COURT BENCH HEARS ARGUMENT. INVOLVES USE OF REGALIA SIMILAR TO WHITE ORDER. DECISION MAX. NOT COME SOON. The case was heard before a full should hardly reflect against the deus impetus to the Order will rebuche and many of the masters ex-appointed hibited a close attention to the oral. The case is of nation-wide concern. There were comparatively few arguments which, according to Beatrice of Negroes because of the fact that people in the court did not know the arguments of the argument. This was due to one hour for each side Mesura came becoming precedent for sim- as due to the uncertainty as to 8. A. T. Walkins and James. Earlier actions of many different丝丝 White of the firm of Denison, Whit. whose similar organizations exist, open on Friday of the week conna- and White, the Imperial Court. It is problematic as to when a com- The Real Building and Loan Assoc. **NEW YORK, N.Y.** nation was held on Monday, Jan. 14, 2000 in many many city 9-1998, at the offices of the world and brand organization, 409-411 Smith Street ed. townman a man of the balance sheet of the association the balance sheet of the association the Harmon Foum showed that a substantial profit had been announced be made for the period from the gave. Recruitment organization of the association to of national sign the clue of upstairs on December 19, 2000. Fifth Ave. and 10th Street, the association that they had declared the leg. 1992, and Robert a per cent divided on installs on the association means and advance payment shares first of 100, and 7 per cent, cash dividends on a second of 190, fair paid shares. They were to be association in organized under the public gathering law of the State M. Texas and is day. under the supervision of the Texas' First award in Insurance impairment. During the James A. Purson month of June, 1827, the Association log its work and the association and Loan Assoc. and siphon other things mitted said. The Real Building and Loan Assoc., NEW YORK, N. Y. J. Jan. 21, ANGEL station was held on Monday, Jan. 14, 1986 at 8:15 a.m. at the office of the board and bonding officials were awarded by 1986. At the meeting of the board, the bonding officials were awarded Houston, Texas. At this meeting meeting of their creative work by the balance sheet of the association the Harmon Foundation. The awards moved that a substantial profit had were announced last Monday and was made for the period from the sale of legislation for achievement of the goals of the association. The close of business on December 31, Fine Arts, Business, Inc. 1979, and the directors annuity for Industry, Education, Music, Soc- ciety that they had declared the 1979, 1980, and 1981 Business, Serv- under the supervision of the Texas First award in science want to Insurance Impairment. During the Janua A. Parson, Jr. In-depth month of June, 1827, the Association logi- tical work and works of the other of the three members of the Association honored the com- partment and, along with other Ghana units indi- ted; the examiner and the following in- tents: James A. Parashoe, Jr. JC, chief his report to the Insurance Com- channel and metallurgy of the Duo --- Founded by W. E. King Volume 35 Houston, Texas, Jan. 21-The annual meeting of the shareholders of During quite a lengthy discussion pertaining to the preparation of the new loan Associations and the policies and practices making for the good and permanence of the new loan Associations, the good and favourable impressed with the views and ideas advanced by the President, Secretary, and Chairman. The plate's promulgated by the management are carried out the examiner believes that the Colored race and the Houston Community are in law. The belittling and sealman the organization, as the name implies, is Real Building and Loan Association. The association has as its purpose the accumulation of the group in Houston and Texas in order to finance the building and saving of Negro homes and other real estate. The funds of the association are invested in the amount of the value of the price of the property being since building and loan measures upon}|ing. At the same time the assessment has been unduly the supervision of the insurance department of the State of Texas through the other than one of the most high cost of the price of the property being in the process of the process having their funds invested in Dees associations. At the annual meeting of the Real Building and Loan Association, H. Webster and Holt and T. The members of the North of directors, Mr. Webster is general manager and treasurer of the Webster-Richardson Publishing Company, Inc., publishers of The Houston Informer, America's World of the North, New York, and general printers and publishers. Mr. Taylor is manager of the ordinary department for South Texas of the National Benefit Life Insurance Company. The group of the others is still in the building and Loan Association, as presently constituted, is composed of the following: C. W. Richardson, Dr. W. H. Howard, Dr. B. O. Rott, H. The Dallas Express ER CASE TEST RANK OF MASONS AGAIN THE HEARS ARGUMENT. INITE ORDER. DECISION M. sellers for the A. B. A. Nobles of the Aer Airline, Chicago attorneys assisted by Attorney Davis of the Moorfield Story law firm of Houston, represented the group, Mr. O'Dea taking the argument. The Wrights were represented by one Mr. Pollard of Texas who hailed the case in Houston, i.e., as was to be expected, injected a considerable play to prejudicial emotion in one instance making a reference to Chief Justice J. Roberts having been invited a witness to the Newer convention plaque in Washington Justice Tape retorted from the beach that the fact that a Justice witnessed the parade should hardly reflect against the outcome, becoming precedent for similar actions of many different sorts whose similar organizations exist. SIXTEEN RACE HARMON NEW YORK, N. Y. J. Jan. 11-ANNUAL salary money accompanied by gold and bringing in seventeen men and women in recognition of Negroes burden in its out-came, becoming precedent for similar actions of many different sorts whose similar organizations exist. The awards announced last Monday and gave recognition for achievements of national significance in the fields of Fine Arts, Business, including Industry, Education, Music, Science, and Telecommunications. Two first of 100, and a gold medal and a second of 100 with a bronze medal in the home town of the recipients in public gatherings on Lincoln's birthday. A first award in science went to A. A. Parnon, Jr. in describing and resealing the committee said. *Jim Thomas A. Vachira Jr, A.C. Jeff chemical and metallurgy of the Trupton Company of Dayton, Ohio, was given the first award in science training, and his discovery "on corrosion training" and his development in nutrition. Through the interest of his present employer in whose family his father served as butler he would be able to attend and graduate from the University of Troy. New York, where he specialized in electric chemistry and chemistry and electric metallurgy, it has developed a research staff of five or six AKR employees employed by the Durion Company. There is the *Jurassic Waring*, a teacher of art at Chamney State Normal University, and the first award in Fine Arts for a group of saltingists. A special mention was made in his portrait of an art student in Indiana University Darryn J. W. Hardwick, 81, of Indianaapolis, Indiana, received the first award in a group of portrait studies. A special award consisting of a gold medal from the School of Art, 61, of Chicago, IL. "One of the $400 and gold medal awards in MIBO was granted to him for his work at Hampton Institute, Va., for his vocal and instrumental composition. He was awarded a $400 and gold medal was Clarence C. White, 47, director of Music at Virginia College in Inman, W.Va., for his work in Inman Institute, Va., for his work at T. Taylor, G. H. Webster, C. W. Wiley, A. W. Dwt, P. M. Purchaseon, John D. Epps, M. Klinvis and J. A. Anton Athlete. Five dollars ($1,50) saved each month in the as- sessment with enough in it to months: $10 will become $1,000; while $500 or more saved with, the association will draw 5 per cent cash dividends each six months, according to the officers. MEMPHIS FACES FUTURE CONFIDENTLY AFTER BIG BANK FAILURE. HARRY PACE HOPEFUL REFUSE TO FREE WHITE ATTACKER OF COLORED GIRL St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 11 (AM) - secure a pardon for William P. St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 11 (AM) - suspend 44-year old, white swimmer, colored people or St. Louis, was the who - was convicted and sentenced finding of Hew C. W. Newton, D. D. to the state penitentiary, eight months of C. of the South. B. months are for an attack on a staircase District of the City. You been your old Mary Jones, Colored Church Friday, Jan. 4. This church, you been your old Mary Jones, Colored in the head of the district or within the pardon board have failed to be president and督导, sympathetic appeals made on the pri the City of Lahore will announce that there will be Colored police in uniform at a very curate date. The local police and local organizations will be present many years for uniform佩戴, Mrs. Harbana Lena, Colored, was appointed as Prosecution Officer last week in the city. Important appointments are expected to follow very soon. MISSISSIPPI TO START NEW BANK FAILURE OF INDIANOLA INSTITUTION DOES NOT DISCOURAGE CITIZENS WHO WILL RE-OPEN NEW INSTITUTION. FAILURE OF FRATERNAL SOLVENT BANK RESPONSIBLE FOR FAILURE OF INSTITUTION. OLD DAILAS RESIDENT CLAIMED BY DEATH Indianola, Miss, Jan. 21—(ANP) INDIANOLA, Miss, Jan. 21—(A) That the failure of the Delta Penny N. D.—Indianola caused by the sports that the book Mohy tears were shed as recoil- The Delta Penny Savings Bank, funds until Wednesday morning the worese were drilled and Dr. Clark de- clarked which closed her, following a run in the office of the bank were forced to liver the funeral sermon over the precipitated by the report that the bank in the examiners- institution had a far larger deposit in- it. It is also reported that the care a eology in regards to his last Mt. Avery in Chambers Dr. Fraternal and Solvive Loving Moomba, includes a large number of County, Alk. and came to Texas Bank of Moomba which closed his bank. The bank was ceased in 1946 and had some two children were born to Mt. Avery and he married a Mia Finch and had two children were born to Mt. Avery and he the bank examiners and more than 140,000, all of which are protected under the guaranty bank- jane are and only one of the chil- auditors are still checking and accounting dien is living to survive him. Mt. Avery dring the affirmation of the institution, four per cent know what the "mutual condition cause of the involved candidacy of Lloydson was confirmed, with work," he said. The case involved the two involved candidates, who were both New President nominees. It was it pointed out that Lloydson's coalition from the Fraternal and George E. Linton, Grand Secretary for that fatal shot the "solvent men" were not to blame of the Lloydson was an apparent but that he had done no under investigation. The two involved candidates, the Citizenship citizens' gaffe and the Lloydson was supported by Isaac Nott were convoluted and Bachelor was now there will be no lack of sign-of-ang of Lloydson. City was at one hand for his part. As he went port for the officers before him into the candidacy political factor in to the countryside he urged that the candidates be investigated. The case involved the possibility of final investigation by Oliver Randall. As tribute to life imprisonment and a new man of integrity who will make allege District Attorney, who is now trial was granted with the re-commissioned men for the new institution. He was also tended to die and the data set. STOLE PENNY; MAY GET LOUISVILLE OPENS BIG FIVE YEARS BROOM FACTORY G. A. Mays of Philadelphia, Pa. he was a member of the 1914 *Grand Union Order of Old Fallows* 35 years. *Crawford Under- land* Compass and chase of 24 fourths. COLOR LINE DRAWN IN TURKEY PRESIDENT COOLIDGE RECEIVES PULLMAN PORTERS DELEGATION The second bill if one asking for upon the embiggeby with the Fulton apportionment for the wakilbah-mian company in that Night. The third bill if one asking for the President have no indication of his mind. The fourth bill is being spent. The fifth bill by the State of Charlottesville as far as could be apportioned. Treton, N. J., Jan. 21. —(ANX) — when he was returned for fret at a mollage of the Repubblican for the burrer of little, Minton. He was a member of the Repubblican for the burrer of little, Minton. Dr Walter G. Alexander Jr. Oranges. The Marr runs when that Tinker was allowed a one-of-a-kind season wander in the eleventh season. He was a great hit in the 1970s. KENTUCKY MAY SET ASIDE MILLION FOR NEGRO UNIVERSITY LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. 21—(AM) Two very important bits of interest in Neeses will be introduced in a special session sponsored by the State Inter-relational Commission. The item is being presented by a representative of the State Inter-relational Commission, $100,000 of the recent dead tax fund, for $1,800,000 to be set as aid for the establishment of a Colored trustee of the establishment of a Colored trustee of this institution are asking for a maintenance fund from the State Board of Charities. The second bill if one asking for an appropriation for the establishment of an institution for the Peace Corps is being asked for by the State Board of Charities and Corrections. The third bill is also asking for an increased appropriation of $100,000 for the maintenance of that institution. Association through a special committee will ask for a special approval for the interest in education of the state. NEGRO, TO REPRESENT NEW JERSEY AT G. O. P. CONVENTION Washington, H. G. C. Jan. 21, (ANP) President Gavin Clover credited an audience to a delegation representing the Brotherhood of Sleeping Dogs. The delegation was headed "The Brotherhood and included Mrs. Mary Church Harrell, Whitfield McKinley, H. W. DeTerrance, P. A. Anthony, and Roc Laneenger, secretary." Pike Board took the group about 10 minutes during which time it was rumored that the Brotherhood suggested that the entitlement as an occupancy be recognized and took the government should look into the ambiguity with the Fulton Company. President gave no indication of his views upon the master submitted, as far as could be anticipated. SAYS NEGRO DEPUTY SAVES HICKMAN FROM MOB Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 21, (ANP) The report is circulating here that Pike, a Negro on the plaintiff's behalf, negro the stealer in the Hall of Justice, prevented a mob of inmate stealers, commonly known as the when he was returned here for trial for the murder of little Marion Parker. The story runs that when Dick men was placed in the elevator, a score of more of white men, who had gained entrance to the Hall of Justice rushed the elevator to take the "Pox". Clydes of "bunch him!" reounded throughout the corridor. Polk struggled with the leaders of the mob until he succeeded in closing the elevator door and spied up to the hall floor with the officers and辞去 LIONARD DIIS FEMINARY 10 Montgomery, Al., Jan. 21—(AND) The dying wish of Cityf Roase Bachelor that Hays Leonard, his No-ere, accomplishes in the murder of Bachelor's father-in-law, Jodie L. C. Smith, he given life sentence with not he granted recording to the ruling of the court here Wednesday Leonard was sentenced to SOCIETY and Club Columbia Mining When "Peg Leap" lets loose on a blues selection, there's a押着 leg that imagines. With His Gang to help him in "Hobo Blues," and in "Moanin' and Grassin' Blues," the coupling, you'll sure think that all the indie in the world is pressed right into this one record. NEW PROCESS RECORDS Made the New Way - Electrically Visual Recording - The Record without Custodian We are looking for you. Chan Nigel is in the Schuster Washington Address. Wed night Jun. 25—Admission 3 Centa Mr. Jones Charleston, President Mr. Jones Billard, President THE SUNSHINE WONDER SOCIAL GJCH Mr. Jones Charleston, President Club board progressive, writer for 48 minutes, Mr. C. C. Smith at houston, gave wonderful praise after number of visitors present. Mr. Alberta Eaton, President Mr. I. H. Harper, Reporter. THE WHITE ROCK*GOCAL AND Net at the rouse of Mrs. Mamie Jackson, Happell Ave., Jan. 21 with the new President, charge business and do new member business and do new member Lella Shaw, Club "Cru" was also entertained with a adjunct at the home of Mrs. Oleo Jones Hassan decorated with ferns and chin colored, gold and purple, gamed punch to 44 members. Each con- partment of salad, sandwiches and present an enjoyable evening. Next meeting with Mrs. Mary M. Covay Artist, Mrs. Clarence Cameron White, PhD. Town was very interested by the Vice President, a Launchroom was served to twenty-men, a Smith who was guest of the Club. Flowers decorated the reception room. Mr. De P. L. Powell, President. Mr. A V. P. Varner, Reporter. Mrs. P. J. Dodd, President Mrs. L. A Carpenter, Pub. Chm "BROTHERHOOD MOVEMENT MEANS RACE BUILDING" preening Need of Race Attainments, Love of Family and Race Twin Regurgitation, Birthright Offers Meeting Dontate Activity, First Model Awarded Just as hegn as the Negro bega subducing individual or family attainment—just a little—in favor of the progress of the Black Gladiators, personal ambition will blind the ores of the milion applipt to the strengths and mis- sforts of the Black Gladiators, and the miner has always been the cause of much unknown suffering. Well this applipt to the bulb- ering of the gladiators the fami- led straights of the covered frown to reach the heights of Bo- lson and the miner has always independent in utter indifference to the ordinary every day mode of the sufficiency manble. Love of one and the other is a value when this same love flows through the blood of one Race. The same value only be imposed by the sincerer DO YOU WANT TO WEAR A 100 PER CENT RACE NEGRO PIN AND Win $10 in Cash? Three Two Prizes will be Awarded Any Bore Woman or Man in Texas or Adjacent State. All Prizes will be Pally paid up members for this Organization. Dispense also in Retreat. The HASS Two Prizes Pin Awarded only for Meritorious Service. The HASS Cash Prizes Gear With the Pin. This prize is being given, only 20 days. Hass new and address the Emancipated Grand President, HALL H, DALLAS, TX and blank, Horses new and become THE NEGRO BROTH- ERHOOD MOVE- MENT ward for the ability of either of the same racial stamp and identity. All of which, precisely concurrently, do not grant one position, be greater than its bestest component part. If the Newswire as an individual would become great he United States Mutual Fund Benefit Association DALLAS, TX Office: 500 S. Miles St. J. L. PATTON, Peek Phone 2-6007 P. C. DO YOU WANT A GOOD We still have some choice open territory. Will give you exclusive agency rights to sell high class hair and toilet preparations. They are good registrars; Fifty per cent commission - you double your money. Selling experience unsec- sary. Write for terms. STRAIT-TEX CHEMICAL COMPANY, 569 Sixth Ave. Pittsburgh, Penn DALLAS BAND HOUSE Insure Now WITH UNITED STATES MUTUAL BENE- FECTS We pay all death claims within a few minutes after saline factory's proofs are prepared. Lock and access claims. PROMPTLY PAID Office Phone 8-5151 P. C. I. PAYRELL, Secy. Phone 404-222-7222 That Cold May End in Flu Check it Today There'a a way to stop HILLS. S. does the four necessary things in one. Stop the cold in twenty-four hours. Beware, towel the yellow skin. Beware, towel the yellow skin. Be assisted with syringes and HILLS in the red box. HILLS COLDSTONE COLDSTONE Professionals Directions AIDA HAIR POMADE CREATED FOR UTILITY AND FASHION OVERTON HYGIENIC CO CHICAGO IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office: 8 to 10 p.m. Office Hours: 9 to 10 p.m. Office: 8 to 9 p.m. Office: 8 to 9 p.m. Office: 2015, Thomas Ave. DALLAS PHONE: Office: 0-59-129 PHONE: Office: 0-59-129 Office Hours: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Pryzhevsk and Suggen Office 5140 N. 12th St. Office 5144 I-12th St. Rex Billa Temple Ave. Dallas, Texas Office M. L. Robertson, Notary Public Rex Phone X-7453 M. L. ROBERTSON, LAWYER Continental Blvd. 1200 Mals St. Dallas, Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counsel at Law 206 Pratihan Temple Dallas Texas Hearts 5:00 a.m to 13:00 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. DR. E. E. 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THOMPSON SURGEON AND MEDICINE Special Attention to Diseases of Women and Children Office 8407 Lake St. DR. S. J. BROWN SURGEON AND MEDICINE Diseases of Women and Children All Call numbers answered Office Hours 9:30 to 17 A. M. 8:30 to 6 P. M. 1:30 to 9 Nights Phone: Office 6-5191 Residence 12 B. R. Worrell McMillian Santigament DANIEL KLEAR OFFICE HOURS Office 8-857 Residence 12 B. R. Worrell Office Hours 9 to 11 a.m. 8 p.m. to 5 p.m. DR. J. G. HARDIN MEDICAL SURGEON Offices: 700 1-2-5 Good St. DALLAS. Dr. B. E. Howell, PHYSICAL AND SURGON. Office Phones 512-6311. Man. B-6240 Museum House 9:00-11:00 a.m. I. 1:00-2:00 p.m. 7:00-8:00 p.m. 1002 Gates Street around the Courts at Bryan and Council Night Cells Answered Promptly P O N S Office y-1023. Man. B-6240 H O R E 9 to 12 m. m-3 to 8 p.m. DR. J. H. DODD PHYSICAL AND SURGON 2604 Williams St. . Dallas, Texas 4:32-17 DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONES Office Phones 11-12 m. Office House 170 to 180 a.m. I. 10:00-11:00 p.m. Sunday by Appointment SURGERY AT MEDICAL MEDICAL SANITARIUM Corn Hall, Dallas. DALLAS TEXAS TAYLOR and IRWIN LAWYERS Septiwestern Life Building Room 611 Phone: 7-5015; 2-6045 DALLAS, TEXAS HAIR MADE FASHION AND CITY ANN (BOURBLOUR) CARD OF HAIR MADE EST YEAR in evidence that quality is still pre- pended and will be always. A hair striatincese and hair dresses of farpuring Quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used when an army and their made has done the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by perpetual people for a quarter of a century. Up to a round time the condition. For sale by all druggers. ONLY BY HYGIENIC CO. AGO ILL. MISS EYES. MISS EYES. MISS EYES noticed that certain person's having returned to the city, who are the picture of hard-wornู嫌. And there are those who are the picture of joy and contentment. Miss Heng wonders if the joy and contentment of one is the cause of your life. And it's not just that, you have such personal grudges when you have nothing to lose or gain either way. What not will be all let those go and come when they place. The little scene you made in popular eating place is a few mish who is just the kind of thing Miss Heng would expect of you. When you lose all changes for personal gain you are willing to score the the impact of others to show some hope. You have made the error of your-eventful life's already but Miss Ryes would warn you a gainst trying to pull others down with you. MOSSONA bank entertained 916 Bowl Ct. Hunters Hill L. Greenfield J. Pollett of Lough they WE are looking for you Class Night at the Hunter Washington High School Auditorium Wednesday Night, Jan. 25—Admission 25 Cents PERIENCE MEETING EXPEI MEN EXPERIENCE MEETING A genuine ExperienceMeeting.. Sinners All!... they repented and were Boy Jesus when He(C) 8527 10 in. 75c DEACON' EXPERIENCE By Deacon Leon Day and Sisters Joan Born Again! "I know that Jesus loves me because when He Called I came." DEACON'S PRAYER SERVICE EXPERIENCE MEETING Leon Dayis Exclusive OKEH Artist and Sisters Jordan and Norman "I know that Jesus loves me because when He Called I came." DEACON'S PRAYER SERVICE 10in. 744 EXPERIENCE MEETING By Deacon Leon Day's Exclusive OKEH Artist and Sisters Jordan and Norman OKEH ELECTRIC RACE OKEH PHONOG 25 West 45th Street ACE RECORDS PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION at 45th Street New York, N. Y. RACE RECORDS OKEH PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 25 West 45th Street New York, N. Y. The little excuse you made in a popular place eaten a few nights also is just the kind of things Mike has all done. He will lose all chance for personal gain you are willing to ascribe the respect of others to show something, up. You have made the mistake of not being Mike. But Miss Eyes would warn you against trying to pull others down with you. Mr. and Mrs. Mubert Heater of Plyer in Company with her mother and sister were in the city vicinity of Newport, N.J., and Marvin Brenton. Many visitors were in the city the past week attending the State Fair in Newport. In recognition of his service in question at the Macedonia Baptist Church Ammonium were Hava. Havice Marjerygius Mize. W. Jenkins. Abelia. Rev. Mize. W. Jenkins. Abelia. Rev. Mize. Barbour and Alf. Attorney Mize. Barbour and Alf. Attorney Mize. Calvain. Rev. J. W. Bailley, Marshall and many other distinguished visitors. 7 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1928 he distributed among the citizens located in large communities, the graduation institutes, and the universities. Graduation institutes—Dear the one, the number of seats in the auditor, five years the commencement forum, 1000 or more, will be divided has been held in the high school, equally among the graduates and the students. The students will be admitted to the patrons of the school to attend it as a host of their shirts. It is likely once each year, and adults that are fifty or more, tickets will be has been free. On a while the laissez-faire from the office to interweave with the large crowds that have friends who may not be included in the graduation institutes. been exceptionally good, but it has. The exercises will begin prematurely, been observed that, the numberly of 111s and all persons holding have increased in such proportions tickets will be expected to be in as to make it very uncomfortable their seat. That the program will not fortunately get zenna. For more than one hour and thirty "This is a very undesirable attititude" to length. The stork is not as sophisticated as Reverend Sister Bonnet. She is a Friday especially when it comes on the morning of Sunday and we find a warm, sunny season with two additions over the city he left a 10 pound boy to his church. In the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Paulin, Pastor Robert Sifrin, 1838 Hall Street. The girl girl went to her and Mrs. Sifrin, 1838 Mrs. Vlore, 1667 Conal Street. Mrs. Sifrin are highly raised over the little son, little Rhen Frank is all smiles of little brother. The GREATER SILHOUZ BAPTIST CHURCH Senior Class to Issue Tickets to Their Parents and Friends Exercises to be Held at St. Paul M. E. Church patrons of the school to visit it at In order to figure the comfort of the parents and friends of the graduating class, and restrict the attendance to those who are really interested, thus providing for good order. Busing the commencement, exercise, tickets will be issued to the members of the senior class to be distributed among the citizens who whom they wish to witness their graduating expresses. During the past, five years the commencement has been held in the high school auditorium as a means of inducing patrons of the school to visit it as least once each year, and simplesl on has been free. On a while the order of the large crowds that have attended the commencement has been exceptionally good; but it has been observed that the number(s) have increased, to such proportions, as to make it very uncomfortable for all, even those who have been fortunately enough to get seats. This is a very undesirable sit FORMER TEACHER HIGHLY HONORED J. M. F. Donaldson of Chicago was the sum of Mrs. A. W. West, Mrs. A. W. Green and Donaldson was one of the 'most prominent entertainers in Chicago' on her going to Chicago. Her many friends vied with each other in entertaining her fans. She returned to Chicago, where she and her son now live. She has returned to Chicago, where she and her son now live. STORK VISITS BOLL STREET RESIDENT The ators to not superstitious of Friday, especially when it comes on the 12th as he made his itinerary over the city he left a 10 pound boy at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fifth, 1032 Poll Street, Friday, January 11th. Mr and Mrs Smith are highly stated over the little son, little Helen Francis is all amities of her little brother. IF YOU WOULD BE A REAL CITIZEN OF HALLAS, YOU MUST PAY YOUR POLL TAX BY JAY. If there ever was a time in the Community life of Dallas, when Negroes needed to possess and exercise are an effective citizenship. It is good according for "We are state-government itself by Mr. W. E. Clarkd, the Executive Secretary of the Dallas, Negro Chamber of Commerce. "Remember: January the 1st, 1985 is the last day to qualify for, effective citizenship, as pay your poll (as now, "It is just as agreeably to be the pioneer of a poll tax receipt as in "providing for home and lobe ones". Was the further statement of the Secretary's Tradex Week. Plans are also perfected for a gigantic Negro Trade Week to be staged soon, in which every Negro in any kind of a business will be urged to participate. Mr. E. A. Austin, to the Chairman of Trailers Week Committee: Watch the Express Annual Membership Meet The Annual Membership meeting of the Chamber will be held Friday night, January 27, 1985. All members and subscribers to the Chamber are Annual Memberships. National Membership will be held on a Chamber headquarters and at 8:30 o'clock. So let every one be present and on time to listen to the Annual reports of the officers, with regard to the activities and achievements of the Chamber during the past year, was the announcement from the executive office of the Chamber. Mrs. Dosia Thomas, Wife of Local Clubman. Claimed By Death Mrs. Dobie Thomas, well known, married the financial widow and died in 1935. Ethel stuthman, died early Monday morning in a local santatarium after an illness. She was a valuable medical skill of the city was exhausted in an effort to find a new home. She confessed to her bed for the past two or three months. Death bleached uninterrupted span of time. She had his beginning in 1900 with the Trionoma, Qom Moe Martin, became the wife of Mr. Carroll Church, they had never apart for even a month during all of those years. Mr. Carroll Church, by Mr. Carroll Church from which the funeral services were under the direction of Reg. W. H. Richardson, 79th, was a member of the congregation. The Honours of Jasmina and the Court roof, Calabash. During the years of her membership (and) she had held many offices and represented them on many occasions at grand lodge meetings. She is survived by her husband, John Thomas, a mother, Mrs. Jenna Thomas, a sister, Mrs. David Martin, and Roan Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas reside at 107 Dunbar Street. OAK CLIFF SMITH'S CHAPEL NOTES Teeth Street The Sunday School has been reorganized and the largest attentions of the day were the two-day Dr. Franklin delivered a great sermon at 11 o'clock. The Riverside School Joseph brought the students to the Warwick glorious season with two additions to the church. He began, Pastor A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vineo. 1607 Coast Street. THE GREATER SILHOUH BAPTIST CHURCH Jennifer Hine, Dearly Drive Rev. J. R. Plummer, Faster Spriggs were fine all day Sunday, 9:20 School at the usual hour, 9:20 o'clock was conducted by the Supt. Brother H. McKines, all officers present. The lesson was well developed by the different teachers. Splendid review by our, middle pastor. At 11 o'clock, The Doctor name to us with our morning message. Rev. L. L. Luley, 7-12th,比如the Great Powers of Life. The spirit ran high and the sermon was one that will be long remembered by all that heard it. At 5:30 p. m. the president of the P.V.P.U. opened with quite a few present. But at the close there were about fifty present. Lesson was developed by group No. 2. A wonderful program was rendered in connection with the lesson. Group No. 4 led in Bible drill also, collection. Carried all the banner except the On-Time Flans, was which was the most group No. 1. Night service fine. The Assistant Pastor broke the bread of life to us, and oh how our hearts did burn within while we sat and listened to him. The Calander Rally closed with quite a success. Amount raised of $48.00. There will be preaching each night next week beginning Tuesday night. Jan. 28 through to the 25th by Slater, Rev. Riddles under the auspices of the Missionary Society. Rev. R. Plummer Pastor Sister, M. P. 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If you think you need the kind of SERVICE take Insurance with THE EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WE PAY DEATH CLAIMS IN 24 THURDS Any person� defelng this protem tion, will sit now on Vrythins Femple pall. Yol H. Strickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Sec'y 100 Secretary Hoover has investigated the claims of the Negro committee which has been studying the situation among their own people in the flood stricken areas and found that there is truth in the statements to the effect that Negro are not receiving the sort of aid from the Red Cross to which they are entitled. "They have been returned to the plantations against their wills to suffer for many more years the ills of peonage. And they have been forced into these conditions by the very persons who should have been the agents of freedom and release from such condition. Red Cross agents have actually helped the practices of Mississippi and the Delta region and the soldiers of the United States government have not been remiss in doing their share. MEMBER NATIONAL REGION PRESS ASSOCIATION THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated). DALLAS, TEXAS Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing of reputation of any person, firm adoption or position which may appear in the column of THE ILLAS EX-PRESS will be gistly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance 1 Year 3 Months 6 Months Single Copy THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 3600 Swiss Avenue. E عروض st Post Office at Dalas Texas, as second-class matter under Act of Congress, March 1879. Foreign Advertising Representative: But that condition is no longer to exist. This committee of Negroes has told the whole truth and Secretary Hower has checked up on their reports to the extent that he has made arrangement for the appointment of Negro Red Cross workers to match white workers and thus prevent the continuance of the sort of conditions that have marked the conduct of the refugee camps since the disastrous flood of the summer. There may be those who will feel that in this step on the part of Mr. Hower there are evidences of political ambitions and that these appointments will lead to a corralling situation. Negroes who have been sent will entertain no such notions. They will see in the provision a step which is evidence of nothing more than the courage of a conviction and a desire, that the greatest agency for the relief of suffering shall not have its reputation amurred by the operations of a prejudice mad horde. B. W. 21ff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago, III. B. W. 21ff Company, 409 Morton Bldg. 116 East Nassau St. Pride in the reputation of the state of our nativity will prompt all of us to rejoice that for the first time in the history of the Democratic Party, it has decided to hold its national convention in a southern city. And that city is in Texas. But we cannot escape nor altogether get over the surprise that comes with such an announcement in view of the very unusually tense situation which exists within that party over the selection of a candidate for the presidency. The governor will share the ticket with him as candidate for with his ambitions and it has even been rumored that our the strongest contender for the honor, must enter the south the vice-presidency. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hated the white rushing, mother use of the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a main, every day issue, which trims so call to match the passenger breez, flies to the passenger seat, which country is as broad as not country. Its life of even hand noted nation is as broad as not country on the human race. This is greatly high ground over the poor, not over the boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is being WIDE KING. Negro Policemen—What About Them? The news cannot escape the feeling that either the claims of some of our politicians during the campaign were false or that they are now rumors in their duties to their people and to the city of Delaware in general when the election for the office of the attorney general to shrink. Negro police or fail to state that the city officials themselves have gone back on their promises. It will be remembered that this was one of the most important arguments of those members of our race who were the representatives of the winning ticket and they stressed that many police officers had been proclaimed, since the defeat of the opponent, of the difficult even to hear of the messages of the Walters board and he mention is ever made of the unfortified promises to the same people. The Express does not forget. Neither is it witting that the general public should be in an ignorance case of. Niger policemen. The case is as stated. Either the officials themselves have never prosecuted the "politician" to press their claims but let the authorities be not wanted; or they have never made such a promise and there was some exoneration in the claims. In the light of the very apprehension of this administration in its aggressive war, Newswear are angered. The Scarce is invulnerable to suspicion that it has been renamed in the manner of Bonaparte already scaled. It would learn rather in the direction of banning the automobile petitioning law, not increasing that they had work to do to get the things promised and for going back in stone that they had been taken and taken that position in the full knowledge of the general lenency of the Nielsen "Helllight" whenever an opportunity is offered them and advance to work in be done. It considers a duty indebted upon them to垫肩 to "make sure that work is in be done. The public is entitled to the light." THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1928 PREPARATION MADE FOR BRILLIANT MID-YEAR COMMENCEMENT FEATURES AT BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ```markdown ``` The National Association for the Advancement of Guided People today made public a survey showing a decrease in the number of lynchings from 24 in 1925 to 21 in 1927. All but two of the victims were Negroba. The Report did not reveal any teachings in George-Paul Anstey's American Disciple School. Laws that are made for the special privilege of one class of students fail to protect the rights of any group of citizens, but are out of modern democratic commonwealths. Beths, thought personal hygiene has been wetted with an offense is usually wetted with a good examination than the main man before him before the hat, the eyes of justice often hypersensitively agit. Yet the black man before him has proven guilty, and until he has been proven guilty, and received a preparation MADE FOR COMMENCEMENT FEATURING WASHINGTON Class of Thirtieth to Receive Diploma Friday, Evening, January 27, at 9:34, Paul M. K. Church net constituted an attempt to further political ambitions, there is ample room for the argument that a man who is willing to break over the age old prejudices of Mississippi, attack the mal-practices of Louisiana in the hot bed of their existence and dare he dangers of being branded as a "nigger-lover," certainly has the makings of a president of the sort which this race has never helped to elect before. The president of the state of Louisiana of an acute situation Secretary Hoover has earned the ever-lasting gratitude of the race and get a precedent in procedure which others may well follow. He has acted where others have but used doubtful phrases in an attempt to escape the doing of a plain duty. OFTEN PENANCE: UPON COMMENCEMENT OF THE SCHOOL, WE NEED TO NOEATING CAPACITY OF ORCHTH ADMISSION BY THE BOOKER T. Washburn High School student body, body faculty, during the season of which have been planned, for the time of the present school season. The statement was placed in liaison. The statement was placed in high school, off the week, and dealt with such subjects as exemplary commencement exercises, senior class night exercises, commencement activities such as are usually conducted at the school prior to the close of each The examinations for seniors were conducted this week by the principal with the assistance of Mrs. Euls II. Brnshear, the office clerk. According to the arrangements, it was reported by Principal Rhods that "The regular activities of the school were in no way interfered with by the seniors' examinations. We shall be able to report on the outcome of the examinations Friday. Thus enabling the seniors to make final preparations for their commencement exercise. That is, those who are successful in making passable marks. The examinations for other students will be conducted by the teachers next week; and the All of the nation is surprised; and more than that, it is awaiting the outcome with more than the ordinary amount of anxiety. And well may it. Texas, while it has apparently overcome the effects of the domination of The Klan which for so long dictated its policies, is still shot all through with that sentiment; and the city of Houston as much as any other in the whole country is one of the hot beds of its existence. Any Catchole who attempts the ma- Senior Activities January 16-20 Senior Exam exams 2. January 2020-2021. Senior Class Reports and Report Cards to be filed in the principal office. Offer to submit a copy of Senior Class Reports and announcement of class honors by: C. January 2020. Senior Class Day - The class will have charge of the school beginning at 8:30 with a 6. January 25, 8:20 p. m. Sen- tor Night Program. Class play which will come to Texas as the result of the convention as such, there will be those of another nature which may make history of a political sort in the nation. The Democratic Party will bear close watching; it is really in a deep political "hole" and we do not believe that the decision to hold its convention in Texas will be found to have been a way out. ART OF FUTURE MAY COME FROM NEGRO RACE Emanuela English, Abu Dhabi, UAE Twelveure for APT Sales By Daniel W. Chipi (For the A. N. F.) in the interview with Edwin Hill, W. H. Reeves, Receiving from Emily, Mia Mae Borden, the Damani English, and GEORGIA STILL MAKES PROGRESS IN RACE RELATIONS That the state of Georgia is still making strides in its attempt to recover from its barbarisms is prova by the fact that during the past year it did not stage a single lynching and that its newspapers are boasting of the fact. Not only that, recently a committee of its white citizens want to the city commission of Atlanta and requested that those members reconsider their decision to refuse to spend the amount promised during the campaign for a bond issue to the Negroes for their schools. Of course the day of the Millennium is not at hand nor are we so feel that any misincentious things are yet happening in Georgia. But the fact that a state no fanned for its barbaries to Negroes should have changed in sentiment to the extent that such facts could be recorded concerning the disposition of its citizens is certainly well worthy of mention commendable terms. There can be no doubt but that the work of The Interracial Commission is making itself felt in this regard and due credit should be given for the type of injustice it does. On the light of the most historic of Georgia, it has done marvellously well. There is hope that its influence may spread abroad quickly. **Immunition Thomas Wolters who attained the World Conference of the Olympic Games in Helsinki, Finland during the summer of 1886, will deliver a lecture on the Changing Worlds. Young Wolters will also present all-purpose unarmed munitions. A dauntless observer of his life, he will tell of his trip.** forward in the prison camp, prisons reforbitary jail rights as a human being should 'higher respect for human rights' and 'higher other sections, also two-frequently, the rights of the Nearex are still important to the prison camp' featured. Laughing used to be a frequent crime in Georgia 'almost too recently' and 'more frequently' in which women or more cases in which male inmates invariably moved to a major prison. elements in our community, open elements in our community, open force of our daily initiative functions upon such Negro schools as is grave offence. Always forward a grave offence. Always forward project. Mostly the average citizen has buried hard uncomfortable and shattered bodies in our facilities. We have moved away from that record of two brachys in 1927 is one of which ever good. Good. with caution be reasonably ground and not a mere forward to Georgia with caution be reasonably ground and not a mere forward to Georgia principing, approaches the bar, the amount of justice shall not be per- mitted to watch the color. OR BRILLIANT MID-YEAR TURES AT BOOKER T. HIGH SCHOOL F. February, 24, 1916 p. m. Junior Senior Recognition, High school lunch January, 27, 1916 p. m. Government Exercises, High School Auditorium. 2. January 27, 12:00, 1:00, p. m. distribution of 'students' report cards Unless something "unusual" happens in the examinations, the commencement speaker will be selected to present the pupil who have already prepared their essays. The central themes of the examinations are "School" and "each of the speakers will treat some piece of the school speech," and each of the speakers speeches include: Annie Map, Watson, Edinburgh, Morrie, Lawrence, Todd, and Bert Wakima. Todd and Bert Wakima. Deloitte to European Conference To Be Featured It is the custom at the high school for a member of each grade to present a speech in music or some other field in education or purely literary, to be featured on the commencement program. During the past year, The Boston University featured, the one as pianist and the other as soprano soloist. During the coming conference, the World Conference of the Young Men's Christian Association unfolded the summer of 1923, will deliver a special address on "Youth and the Church," the summer of 1923, will be allowed two minutes for his address. He will tell of his Irish ancestry and be hopeful for the future as planned in Europe and in the United States among his boy admirers. Class Night, Wednesday, January 15, to be brilliant Feature of Commencement Season. On Wednesday night, January 15, he will be featured in a class program. In this program, as usually are present, a class program. In this program, large numbers of citizens are corresponded to attend. The program is invited to attend. The mother of *eternity* appears on her theme of the race time, which he described the world of greatly, even the British *commons*. I stood in the artic street, with tells of thousands of gherds, and shivered as the ice, blazes how down me, so did everyone else. I watched, so did everyone else, watched. It was New Year's Day, the big day of the year in Philippine history. I watched for 244 hours by many of the souls Philodiphthus. The "day" Mr. did. Vivials (limitations of the very cohortile). We must be in a very hopeless state. After all. Or, have we been in the… busy performing the subtle art of flattery, which Mr. Reseller would to our greatest shift to the nation that we have left nothing where with to express our individualness where to be some time to be the same character, but the other time to be the same character, but the other time to be the same character. Science CURBS BABIES By Algernon M. Jackson, M.D. (For the A N P.) Spontaneous conditions of rainier air. There up from time to time in all current parts of the country in�: of the advoges, surface, the glen to protect both high and below from this public around the all people who are born by a dog suspected we are by a dog. the advice of their physician, undergo the proven treatment first developed about to be a long-term treatment. Louis Foutour, A W.R. but by the neighborhood phar- macist to an of the big drug firm will bring the protective which is injected under the skin of the exposed individuals. Rever injections are necessary, the number depending on the particular type of serum used. The virus in the serum travels along the spinal cord and produces the pharyngeal and nasal oropharynx and accumulates in the central nervous system. The purpose of the vaccine is to render the central nervous system immune before the virus arrives. According to Dr. J. N. Bickley of the University of Illinois Department of agriculture, governmental experiments are in progress, to determine the nature of a means of preventing epidemic spread. New information has been practiced in New York. Farmland and some of the crops and has been done extensively in Japan where one death in every variation. Portionation in results is four experts, believe, to differences in the vaccine. Agriculture. Industry and Business Many men and women have spurred over that question to the point of vexation when contemplating the establishment of a store. Dr. Melvin T. Copeland in the Harvard Business Review, Vol. 1, pp. stock the stores with appealing merchandise of small price. Very often higher priced goods have been especially packed into fractional weight packages as a means of creating a frequent sales for a small sum instead of the less often made 281-289 pretty thorough and wise note of greatest value and blithe, the question, or at least reduce-18's shopping stores may be best do- n’t such form as to make 14 post-grilled as including the greatest de- sired one to answer it for one more day. Man's Notes How to write him, so you can tell like I was in a whitewind, I have been going with a young man who is old and I am trying to care. I have been going with him outs a write and he tells me con- tinue doesn't do anything else any other girl out. I love him with all my heart and always will. He gives me to do so to work and he would say we will be not located in about four months. I am just living in hope. I have might want to hear right now. I think I ought to wait for him or go to Chicago and go on the stage my friends call on all for waiting for him. Do you think hend forget me in a big girl I would want for him at anytime. I thought he would send for me. I think you for my advice. O. V. W Really even six months is not long to wait. Many women have waited years. I take for-grated that you promised him you'd wait your months and then go to Ohio, to marry him. Don't break your promise, give him a chance to make good, then if he doesn't there will be time to consider going to Chicago on the stage. In a photo like 'Echough it take not a little talent but real talent and then sometimes hard to get on the inside of the game. In case you do go by all means be prepared, financially to take care of yourself because n't changes out of ten you'll need if before you get steadily employment. Dear Miss Nan: I am writing to you for advice about going with a young man who is in business. He does not have time away from his business to visit though I wish he could for it seems as though he does not care for me. I really love him and I wish I knew whether he wanted to go with a girl like she. He'd knew of would COLORED WOMAN TO LEGISLATURE WELCH, W. W., Jan. 21, 1949) If the law is carried out, Mrs. R. Howard Harper will be appointed by the governor to the house of delegates to fill the vacancy created by the recent death of her husband, who was serving his third term. The president of Mr. Harper was recommended by the Republican executive committee and the government is required by law to join the committee recommends. Like to write film a few times. Would you do what he is to the cleaning all presently doing? It is A W. Through this is help your mother now do not like to be pursued. They seem to find more interest in being the pursuer. Though he is in daily and after in the house he heats his heats at lateon on Sunday's so why not invite him to call to see them. EDITOR'S NOTE. Why not write your troubles to Nana's Notes The conductor of this column is a person well velged in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of real service to them of the young and the old whose counsel of a specialist, she will tell you the young, misses how to give their problems. She will give advice to the young, me, who see all same advice. She has had opportunity to observe the young and she can tell parents of their children are viewing the problems which are confronting them. Why not tell Nana when you are in need of counsel to address Nana's Notes (court The Dallas Express 2000 Swيلs Ave, Dallas Texas). I am the first time to applied it will be the first time that a woman of our group has been a member of any legislature in the country. **Phylogeny, Mime, Node, BIN-OP** **The Mitchell Wayne Library** **The Mitchell Wayne Library** opens a second division of this phone block, last week, disposed of at $99.99. FURTHER ATTEMPT TO DOWN CREAGER URGED BY FORMER BLACK AND 1926 DELEGATE TO EUTAN LEADER WHO DECLARES AGAINST HOOVER AND FAVORS SCOBEY ROPE TO BE FEATURED FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEAM TO REPLACE CREAGER. URGES POLL IN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES TAX PAYMENT AND ATTENDANCE AT ALL CONVENTIONS Harry Hock-forster, leader of The gun监. Practicable Signations Texas Republicans will concern black and Ten Party of Texas is of sound business methods is what themselves with the selection of a child harrower or his active parent we want The economical condolies patriotic loyal Republican to the greatism of the Great Crisis, and the United States were, not only, a national. And no other Republican National Craigsver, tions of the United States were, not only, a national. And no other Republican National Craigsver, tions of the United States were, not only, a national. And no mitteman from Texas. As much as never more, sound. If Secretary Mel-better man could be elected. No gathered from a letter from him to tor and, President CoChedge are to tional. Committee than the Mr. the Empress in which he urged the he beچered. What they, American Body, director of the party, was the only party to sign up the party's public, which was active for the first time in the year of the 1940s. He was a great leader of The People's Party, a great leader of The Party's party, and the Harding administration, of government, investigating om-gressman Harry M. Wurbach of be-for the place now held by Craigsver mitteman, surging the rights of Trun. Either of these stalwarts? Rungback is also commanded for States; it let us on attempting to publicize will to support his part in the affairs of Texas. The office of the state is the only place where the people of the state can be held up for a final-order under guise of protecting Am- their leadership will unite all part of the government in the future. We want the most right to enforce. November for both the National and local laws of the State's office of the state will be the most right to do the most effective. *Recovery of Commerce, is the ing included.* At the time of the Senate, Commerce was a separate department. Commerce should be protected. Wunsch and Mr. Coolidge. We want a more fair, more balanced Commerce should pass legislation. Coolidge will not depend on whether party record, statemanagement, protection and safeguarding the Democratic nominate at Smith and ability can not be questioned the question against wicked candidate. Commerce should not depend on the ability to win a Democrat in order to get-med Demand in. Commerce, every month thus putting the producer of coasts to vote for the Republican of the word, will thus be farm products at the crucial mercy of the Democratic. Commerce and principles of the Republican PAY YOUR POLL TAX When the National Executive Committee of the Democrat assembled in Washington last week, the party convened on Monday for the National Convention for 2023, each citizen was reminded that his poll record will be used in the poll tax records have been lain together with 2024 exemption A vote, one must have a poll tax-receipt of an exemption certificate. All persons who were 50 years of age Jan. 1, 1927, or any young person will attain his 21st year during the year of 1928. May procure an exemption certificate without cost. If there are, such persons, no to the tax collector's office and get your certificate. All persons who may have been deprived of an age, or arm, or foot may procure his certificate on application to the office. Any voter may mail his 21th to the collector, but all must call for receipt provided that the husband may pay for his wife and a wife may pay for her husband. Within the next two weeks, every social club, every secret fraternity, every insurance organization, and the pastor of every church in Dallas should take the time to urge a full qualified voters to rush to the office and qualify for 1928. F� tax will break in to spend $22,900.00 this year. Each for prior will bear the part of this. It should be prepared to expect. About every 10th or expenditure. Elections, state, national and city will be made. Remember our pen-forward looking citizen can afford to be deprived of adding his follest strength to every� leader. That will be made. However our pro-day need brick schools, parks, paved streets and at good library. Help R. N. Jenkins, P. R. R. N. Jenkins, P. R. We are in Post Arthur, Texas, and having a great time, today's morning. We preach at New Hope Baptist Church in New York. If you are in the serpentine and progressive pastor, Dr. Hardship, in his usat big hearted way arranged to combine his New Hope and the Sixth Congregations together in a great Sunday morning service. Dr. H. B. Wittman, the wild-up church. Sir Gretton Baptist Church, a Dr. R. L. Harrison, the pastor of Angioch-Baptist church, were present in the Union service of New Hope. Dr. R. P. Jenkins preached to an overflowing congregation and there was a great shout-in the camp, both me and women were abouting. Two chants for the same time, the "ambulance," the "the 4th Street Baptist chort, etc., and the "New Hope in the regular choral stand, and they surely along and the town declared that Dr. Jenkins did preach, one man joined the 4th Street Baptist Church. Prof. Gretton Baptist Church, a C. U. O. of O. P. preached at Target Chapel A. M. E. Church at 11.4 m and laid the corner stone for the 4th Street Baptist Church at 2.400. W. J. L. Harrison, pastor of Antioch Baptist church of King, Texas, preached for the first Baptist Church at 7 and 8 m. How J. H Harrison was called to Morgan, Texas to attend a funeral of one of his Friends he left Sunday at 3 p.m. and will go to Wico to see his daughter Marie Sunday night, we preached at Israel Chapel A M E Church. Rev A W Harvey is the happy pastor and the people are truly happy to have the wonderful A W Harvey as their pastors, persons joined Church Sunday. Rev A W. Harvey is succeeding most admirably and having received more than 25 per cent in the church since the annual conference. Many are the endorgments for the United Christian Workers of the World and the New working strata. Home of Dallas of Mr. H. Lanén and Grand Prelate B. J. Sokolkin on the aoM the Laurier. A modest education research Grand Master and his consacral bureau, which gives opportunity for Grand Judge of Old Pelham. Hold the senior Director information for the University of Texas Medical Center. Imprint: Church Prof. D. A. Struth so holds promise for public wear. at 50' Texas Avenue. Editor and author of the Port Arthur Journal. Will hold position in the Library. him, subtitle, and get a copy each work. The sharks arrows of The first instructor-work at Points is a "morning she" was carried to the Emergency State, Normal, Normal. And for three years Hospital where she was treated for pilepsy with more than 1400 abscess, she did not was the only fractured, right shoulder and in her right hip. The second instructor-work will be considerably larger than neighborhood. In fact as well and not required to be serious. The board of Directors of the Col. Thursday when Mrs. Baker re- loge has let aside 10000 for the im- furried from a shopping-tour, who's Coats St. was shot in the back and mediate beguification of the Col. found Helen gone and also a good- neck by Will Hurl after a quar- logo campus. Principal W. R. Blanks is portion of the family's worldly ret. which had been going on for his requested that 500 trees—be goods. She traced her former maid three days. Clark was sent to the planted, in appropriate manner and to her home at 1st and Cottage Parking-hospital where several that a "Tower garden" be established, and with the law scooped shot were taken from his neck and lashed. Work on the "Tower gar- down upon her. Instead of finding back. Officers E. D. Davis and co- ban already begun. Mr. R. B. the chocolate-Colored Helen, she stable Garland arrested Hurl. He is an unsolved student of the Col. found a "peach-bloom complexion" was charged with assault to mur. Foram — was a garden — with the same features, and der. Austin, Texas, no. 21, in the Leander Merkshire is a graduate of capital city of the state, Palm Beach University. A participant and resident of the college, Merkshire was a required quarter in educa-tion the public hands of 'the United States of Neroy youth.' Merkshire was a member of a committee looking towards the Columbia University where he re-semilifcation of the Land laws of the Master degree in educa-tion he has been studying in the college department as a law of the Environment and land laws. Merkshire will be a participant in the whois conference in dealing with college together off' high school schools. His visit to Atlanta was to slight abstraction to nophormose to estimate the Alumal and Colored Among work directly for public good, during the quarter have been the appearance in November Opportunity of Death Green's article on Neாгасоллена in the southwest, the publication of a pamphlet of Eworth length Institute in Texas by Prof. T. L. Nichols, the writing of the Sunday school lessons for the Southwestern Christian advocate by Dr. J. Leonard Farmer, the editing of the city paper by Prof. J. Mason. Brower, and the encouragement of athletics in Texas. Negro high schools and colleges, and the introduction of physical education course of college credit by Prof. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TENAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1928 1180000 from Colored people for Atlanta University. His efforts and assistance to Atlanta has paid on, in the quita, 118,000 M. cash and there is a general feeling that Atlanta will have a great impact on the state of Georgia and the "white South" owe a great deal to Atlanta in Georgia—and scores of Colored citizens—and saying that it is a "pivotal" place with such a history as Atlanta Uni- Chicago, III, Jan. 21 - TAXP-1 Cifical of the Chicago Urban Lif- equity Foundation announced that the grant announced to the Chicago search and Record, and the an- pmentation of R. Franklin - Prenter Research - Assistant, at the Univer- sity of Chicago. "The Chicago Urban League became pre-eminent in the social work field because of its research department, and was formerly under the direction of Charles A. Jones, the present Editor of Opportunity-annualism." Recently, L. Foster of The League stated that "all of the work of our Juris and Industrial Departments is based upon the scientific studies which are made by our Department of Research." Its function is an important one. Mr. Praxler, formerly opened the Atlanta School of Social Work. Tobert was selected by the State Committee of the Y. M. C. A. head of Dr. M. W. Digan, Marshall, Texas, to represent the Negro boys of Tazza and the Southwest at the World's Conference in Helnafer. Finland. The trip costing more than $1,000.00 and providing cabin class service carried young Tobert through numbers of European countries. It was financed primarily by Dallakisens and the Dallas public schools, the Colored, K. of P. Grand Lodge having underwritten the entire expense. Thomas was selected to represent the Negro boys of the world on the executive committee of the conference and is the only Negro boy holding such membership. He will be matured in an address on his trip on the commencement program of the Hunker T. Washington High School, Friday night, January 27 at the St. Paul M. E. Church. He expects to receive his high school diploma on that occasion; and later enter Morehouse College in Atlanta, Ga. AS APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC BY THE TRUSTEES OF THE CENTRAL AVENUE (CENTRITY) Recently we have forced it to be for protection, at a cost of about $100.00 and there is an old debt of something over $800.00 that has been running for several years. Also there is other work that needs to be done in order to comply with the city ordinary. We will think any citizen to advise us what to do. How toend the emergency. D. Raven, Jr. Attorney-Grims Only surviving trustees REAGENT VISITE RECOVERING Mrs. Franka Clarke, a recipient of one of Mrs. L. O. Clark's has been con-fined in Wehlia, British Columbia has poul-pet three weeks with a poul-pet operation, with Mrs. L. J. Jefferson, an special nurse, has returned to her home recovered. SENSE SASES CHILD, BUT KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS Tuesday morning at 10:30 m. Ervay and Elm Streets, Miss Matthe Pittman was knocked to, the pavement when she attempted to uplift a Munger Avenue Car & Dryant and Elm Streets. She is employed so, nurse and had a child with Norris. From in front of a Hudson car No. 225-761 and was hit by the auto she was carried to the Emergency Hospital where she was treated for a fractured right shoulder and back. She was sent home, her condition is repaired not to be serious. Friday night, Dave Clark of 2910 Coats St was shot in the back and neck by Will Hurd after a quarry cell which had been going on for three days. Clark was sent to the Parkland hospital where several shot were taken from his neck and back. Officers E. D. Davis and comfortable Gorland arrested Hurd. He was charged with assault to murder. Webster Woods and Hall North Park Addition To The City of Dallas the members of the Webster and Wood and Hall North Park improve- lance league for Friday night, Jan. Wood and Hall North Park improve junior league at Friday pach. join Lockett, vice-president, preaching Lockett, vice-president, preaching for business. The League has set some very large programs for the league since September 1997 and has done so very helpful things alone and civic, learning, was organized for the im- pression of the league. In this in- subscript HUTTETT & RRR with the Neurochamber of Com- munities, the county school board the citi- ness for the addition are expecting a new league. The linger invites visitors past the entrance, where a path of light guides the way. G C Collewey, President G C Collewey, President A Lowe, Secretary A Lowe, Secretary MR. GUEST PASSES Mr. Moore's Guest, a resident of Austin, Texas, for more than 20 years passed away Tuesday evening, after a long illness. He was a daughter, Mrs. Hillen Riseen of 2424 Alton Street. His prematurity and related circles, Services were provided by Rev. Tether of Thomas Avenue Christian church he leaved three daughters, two sons and a friend to miss his loss. He must be missed. Romains was shipped to Austin for burial. WHEATLY NOTES Although some what discouraged by many of the five teams falling short of the required schedule, the authorized schedule drawn up by representatives of each school. Winstley is proud of her valley team, which won the championship after a successful unofficial attempt to stage the comeback at a bball league, with constant, perseverance we were able to match the team's success with the league. After resulting in a score of 21 to 16 in favor of Winstley, the hauers or coaches of the team were required to report one other loyal school in the league that responded to an instruction and defended the HIGH CROSS SEEMING CAROLLA G. DOWNEAR Saturday, Jan. 14 CAMILLA G. DOWNEAR will be in CAMILLA messy, please notify her that the local chapter of The Catholic Church of the Catholic Church of the tooth with Little Cath- calina is the beneficiary of the education which has been and stimulating for something, and it will receive it. The fifth mother, did sometimes also and of the city has been fed. These games mentioned above are the only games played during the season, which gave us at the close of the season a standout as follows: MOORE-OWENS NUPTIALS Invitations are "out announcing the coming marriage of Mr. Haffleman and Mrs. Haffleman, Leguas de Owena, of Devon on Wednesday, January 28, 1985." Mr. Moore is the son of Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Towns and manager of of education at Bokovie Washington at High School, Principle View and AE. Insta University. Mr. Moore is the product of the bison High School and Witty University and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McQueen. Mr. McQueen is popular young folks and very hibbly thought of in the to- lebrate circles of Dabler and Downtown TEXAS TOWNS HERMAN — Mr. and Mrs. J. HERMAN Heath and his mother, Martha, were born in handsome even room, home, all "advent convertible." "Mr. J. HERMAN was Mary Bucher who died Jan. 14, 114, her on her son A. Alasius, was it?" Austin Texas — Each musician had wield we were favored with musical sources from the local music scene. We presented in - women: Mimi Hard McCray, Birdie Taylor, James Miles, Peter Miser, Warfield, Augustine Miller. Mr. Iane Henness and wife, of New York, yachted the "Missouri," the top of the map of Mr. V./K. Henness, teacher of the D.C. High School, Mrs. M. Morrow, and little Miss Orchid Oliver, and little Miss Marjorie of Domestic Art, visited us last week, Mrs. J. Huntress, Mrs. C. Collins, and Mrs. Chippeaw of City, were also present with veterans who were present. Mrs. Chippeaw is enlisted in a very helpful way he, the Lecturer, given by Saint Martin last Monday. The attendance for the term was more people than more people can be answered. We have a waitlist of many, and the result of the attendance the result of the Teacher's Association holding, a waition of COLLEGE, The Columbia College Columbus Colleges. High School is well equipped with new facilities chasing the Library. The drama en- tails "Humboldt" staged by the du- gues overseeing students. Prof. P. L. Jormas and Mist. V. Jones with their own work make Columbia Colleges High an "A" class school. O'Brien works with well-armed and presented a noble sermon to the young,粉金粉金 morning and the "army" Sunday morning with the "army" Sunday every one included. Y Mr. L. O. Boden of Tiverville is the plastic molding of this art, a childhood in Columbia. This week Miss. P. Foley is back in our city this week. She has spent a wonder- full time in Houston, Mrs. Gausen, Mrs. Willett Road Judi Prather and Peter O'Neill in our city this Saturday night did well. P. K. Willett and Mrs. Gausen are wonderful. Lord Jim is in successful young man also in both the city. Here you are express each week from your office at K. H. Holmes. TELHUMBER Service and Sunshine schools were good at all three locations. All of the schools of the city and region, R. E. G. Holmes will well attend. Shiloh School (from the Temple Heights) the funeral of Mrs. M. McQuincy affectionately attended the Heberbury Law. We will be here property, Mrs. Anne Dale at the eight service, followed by of P. Worth and Mrs. Thelahn the re-organization of the Bath. Death was Thursday at the Sunday church. We thank you. But doubled the official Mrs. Molle Prame was passed record. The B. Y. R. U. was called to the burial of the husband of the children. But doubled the official Mrs. Molle Prame was passed record. The B. Y. R. U. was called to the burial of the husband of the children. But doubled the official Mrs. Molle Prame was passed record. The B. Y. R. U. was called to the burial of the husband of the children. But doubled the official Mrs. Molle Prame was passed record. The sick are Mrs. Demin requests to pay away two days. Gray Alford and Mrs. Beatrice requests to see you. Jessie Jackson is visit week her sister Mary of College her sister, Mrs. Hattie Griffin MEMPHIS — The Mt Pleasant Prince is improving slowly. Rally at The First Baptist Church, Sunday School at 9:16, daysl hours, 11:30 a.m., our pastor came on the scene with a spiritual message. $100 II. Y. P. U. had splendid program. Every Sunday evening our doors are open to all visitors. $10 m.s. the pastor was back on the scene with soul stirring sermon. 4 ad. on dition. Collection good. The morning. Gide. Discovery Store. M. A. Anderson. Proprietor. In memory of a departed pastor The digness given by the Rev. John of Sanfiedid church of Memphis on David's church was a success. January 8, 1825 who sacrificed every comfort for our convenience. Survith was part of the month a bird-ordered every pleasure for our de- of Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Now, C.S. E. are. Reported in our success for chamber-Stroer in honor of their wife, that two years ago. Not only daughter's 15th year about twenty-two. Dr. Barner a good pastor but five of her school males made me, he was a father to both mat and of the entire evening in came, sinner, he was loved by every age Christ, and some male. Mr. Rose who came in contact with him, heckling the irry, nine-requaint was He lived an ideal life and made served Peaches with which хэмп 1999. He never be filled. We love and quits after which they all exceed their appreciation for the evening that was spent in much joy, they all made the a great fine next Mr. Rose played the final number. "I've two black Birds" her daughter, last week Mr. Laudry Yates. The Progressive Club met at Blandon high school Sunday evening, the subject. The Employees' Duty to His Employer and to himself was why discussed by Mr. V. Garrett, E. C. Foreman, R. H. Loflin, St. J. L. Johnson, Prof. W. J. Taylor, W. M. Johnson and Arthur A. Ward, Mr. Tom Thomas of Dallas was in the city. Thank you visiting relatives. Mrs. Bixie High-tower is very much improved. Mrs. Opal Johnson of Commeres-le-in the city attending the Holiness revival, Mr. O. C. Thomas left for Darton to make it his future home, Mr. J. Thomas in at home after a long illness, and the relatives, Mrs. Anna Stuhl on the dock list. The dance gives Willys Knights and Whippets Fine Motor Cars. A line of good Ulded Cars GOUGH MOTOR Phone 2-7235 Colored Repair Yours — There is nothing tiful hair—and now dealer, ask for Phuk tions. 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Cuthbert was held for the following honored guest Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tryol. Dr. E. Williams, Mrs. M. K. Hampson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sime, Mrs. Sudil Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe, and Mrs. Joe and Mrs. Chas, Cuthbert, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hampson. Mr. and Mrs. John, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Winson was the Visitors of the evening WORLD CITY — Sundays school was well attended at all churches by J. J. Offmore delivered to spideid old sermons at Ebenezer R. C. Sunday the 11th. The Progressive Church was loyally attached Sunday even. Under the sameัน, the庙堂 was at the same time of the 11th. Mr. M. M. Moore, P.Y. L. Lot, Mr. M. G. Purong, Prof. W. L. Tacky, R. J. Hatcher and Rev. J. J. Glimbro and others. Mrs. Alice Oates was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lindley, "Christy," and Mrs. M. Appenzola, who had been work with the Star Light Band. Dr. J. J. Glimbro had a "spideid Sunday evening" for the wrong of his church and win for me. The W. H. M. I. rendered it to the same in the same way. Mr. R. J. 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Chambers, pastor of the First of the 18th century, after the work was done and to have been the oldest-well that has been experienced here with in 18 years Mr. Hattie was only served with the other of the first was present at St. W. Washington, Dallas, and the second was the second. The first was the second and the second were not at the Lung White, but was not at the Lung White. ELPAMO — Mrs. J. H. Sims, 2021 Glope Street was just as to an informal tea Wednesday. Don, 28th 1827, The living room was been itful. He related with Christmas balla and sometimes the living THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1928. The fifth annual stud, of Dr. W. Phelan of New York, was held on June 12, 1973. Phelan, Mr. H. H. Moana, Wienla, Polish, Texas, Mrs. Yonida, Curman, Falls, Texas. A firmman (dredger) was shaved before the guest was given a debitary. The group was sent to Music was furnished by Mrs. North. Carter—a delighting in giving was enjoyed by Mr. A radio-party was given Monday to the event from eight o'clock at the Homburg, from 11:18 W. E. E. Street, Tawasford, was, were, present. Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Moana were�!众 of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Moana. The meeting was 3pm. in Washington, and other unimproved a. Washington was asured. A very plossible evening was sent by all with a bristam, as part which Girls! My Skin is Softer, Lighter and more Velvety Since I Started Using Dr.Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Miss Willie Robinson, of West Chester, Penn. bays: "I received the trial box of Dr. Fred Palmer's skin Whitener more than ago, and was so pleased with them. I went to my drug store and bought some more. My skin is a perfect condition. I will never be without Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations." room was laid with materials, dolies. The center place was a basket of Xmas folage with a huge red candle in enter. Mrs. Thos. Williams of 1625 R. Missouri Street poured tea. 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Music was furnished by the string orchestra. The evening was enjoyed by all. ved buffett style with Mrs. Bird's Pittman and R. Smith at one end and Mrs. M. A. Hurd and Henry Thompson at the other. A delicious menu was served. Six games of Progressive Whist were played. Miss Edwards of San Antonio won the first prize for the ladies and Mrs. Carter won the hobby. Mr. Jones of Houston won the first prize for the men and Mr. Coleman won the Bobby. On Friday evening at eight o'clock with the christmas spirit tip-top the club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pope and spent another delightful evening. A variety of amusements filled the evening with for. The out of town guess were the name, except Miss Service Chew of Houston. A delicious menu was served. We parted to meet again at a New Year's Dawn party. Monday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stoke, 719 South St. Advisers were laid for 24 on a very beautiful decorated table, using 62 a centerpiece in cup of 1923. 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McVey sent Joe to the floor with those powerful left hooks of his negroes of whether would have put away the ordinaire higher. But Joe, Danielle, with the planning courage of Richard Connor de-Lion, was do-ordinarily fushings his manager, Dan McKeelrick, in chief second Willie Low, the second gas house terror from New York's tenderion in the district of the city. The evening of the morning Joe around after every knock down, All throughout the fight Janette was doused with pails of water while stretched out appearently lifions on the canvas. It was undoubtedly an attraction of the time. The idea of the "kings" of the fire force, a famous French strong man who was not very vigilant with Marquis of Quenboury, allowed the yankee pair to get away with their not-Tiring-of hitting-leanate, who mailed into very few other places the young bourgeois were to like, the backing canvase against a storm. Sam tottered off his stool in the 18th, and half falling across the ring, stretched out his wears arms to Joe and excluded drains locally. You win, Joe. My other cloud. And you know you are any one of the your fight. What 'd] were these stoles to pain, how in the terror are the money wrabbers of this era, who sit in stunned hotel chairs and qubble for hours over million dollar puree and pounds of flesh. Relish Williams, Corsicana Adama, Fort Worth Higgins, Dallas Moore, Dallas Slaughter, Corsicana McKinney, Corsicana Nash, Dallas Smith, Corsicana Harder, Corsicana White, Corsicana Hill, Dallas Second Team Peace, Fort Worth Vault, Dallas McGraw, Corsicana Scurry, Corsicana Hall, Dallas Rhodes, Dallas Johnson, Corsicana Spence, Dallas Quince, Corsicana Jackson, Dallas Mebane, Fort Worth THE LONE STAR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Lose Star High School Athletic Association grew out of a meeting of principals athletic directors and coaches of the colored high schools of Texas. November 28, 1927 at the State Teacher's Association as Austin. At the time of its organization, the following schools were represented: Anderson High School, Austin Central High School, Galveston Charlton — Pollard High School, Tickmont. Jackson High School, Forscane, Douglas High School, San Raton, Danbar High School, Texarkans Terrell High School, Port Worth, Washington High School, Dallas The membership in the Association is thrown open to all high schools of the State of Texas which are support athletic teams. The organization should have the activities cooperation of every school teacher in Texas and every high school in Texas should become an active member. Schools with less than 100 boys enrolled the pre-el�ing year shall pay $5.00 membership fee with more than 100 boys, at the rate of $10 per boy, until the maximum of $10.00 is reached. Schools have been then 100 boys will pay $10 and $10.00 more per year. Schools will be the only member to pay $125 with pay the one dollar initiation fee. The closing date for membership shall be March 1st in 1928 and January 15th every year thereafter. The Association shall be divided into eight districts, with a District: Athletic Director, pre-ending, over each district and a State Athletic Director in charge of the entire state. Party-five high schools comprise the high District No. 1—Tessarkans, Tyler, Naglogdocheon, Palestine, du sonville, Jefferson. District No. 2—Denison, Gainesville, Paris, Shorems, Shipburg Springs, Vichita, Ports. District No. 3—Port Worth, Dalas, Currienn, Terrell, Denton, Mineral Wells, District No. 4—Hillsborg, Marin,�oix, Waco, Ennis, Wynshole, District No. 5—Audits, Rottes, Tomb, Briston, Hermes, Carbon, Carthag, Pittsburgh, Tinsburg, Greenhead, District No. 6—Zager, Timcoon, Carthag, Pittsburgh, Greenhead, District No. 7—Ban, Antonio, Vitoria, Cuero, San March, Port Loyola, Regum. **funkily** Bick Hitt, Mist R. E. Hackey, Mrs. Mrs. Waldway, Hendry and Rev. Ellen Hitt, Mist R. E. Hackey, Hitt entertained Saturday night, the Half Hill High School Half Hill High School A date GAUSE — Sunday was a beautiful day and Sunday schools were filled with interest with Mr. Geh Thomson. Ruts at his point in time. After 8.8 all joined in with New Whitmore of the A-M-P Church and had fine services the real of the day Mrs. Mary William's of Tuncon, Arla's written of her arrival home and thanks to many friends for gifts while in gourcy Mrs. Williams visited the UK of Ruth and gave some good instructions. BRANCHYILLE — Services worked at New Providence Region Church, Sunday. Roy G. W. Williams of Byron preached two noble sermons. Missed R. L. and J. A. Dush was the breast of Miss. Francis and J. M. Cuevington for super-Saturday evening, among 1846 Mr. R. Austin, returned from Houghton. Monday Jan. 8th after spending several months with his father Mr. Lee Austin, Prof. J. W. Williams, the Extension Agent for William Counts met with the Parents and Teachers Association Tuesday night and made a spendid address. Prof. Williams sedum to have taken on new life and a greater interest in his work. He will be with them as all their meetings. Mr. James Jackson Jr. left Sunday for Tuesday to live with his father J. J. Jackson. Mr. Louen Wallace and children will leave Saturday for the home in WASHINGTON, Texas, but the meeting is not a week with the 20th. Mr. Margie Austin, Clive Bell-Lewis is very right at this writing. Mrs. Corsa Perry is visiting her sister at Milam, Mrs. Smotka. AVINGER — Mr. W. H. Price was in the city of Avidega Saturday Miss Elley, Rotland, was called to Marshall Sunday. Mr. J. W. Shaw returned from enrolment where she visited the same and friends Rev. A. A. Moore and wife Mrs. M. A. Moore at Miss Pinnacle Live more the guest of Mrs. Margie Allen Saturday night. Mrs. Middle Allen has been very sick but is much improved. LAWTON — Rev. Frank Waver, a former citizen of Lawton passed away Saturday morning at his home No. 5 Arlington Street. He survived by Mrs. W. W. two daughters and other relatives. Funeral services were held at his home at 1 P. M. Sunday, by his pastor Roy T. B. Tyson. Services were good at all Churches also Sunday, School and R. Y. P.U. and Christian Endavor. All pastors were at their post, preach, solo, sermons, Sunday school or Galleries Church was good, Mrs. V. Lewis, winsing the banner Two Sunday's atright Rev. Keith and son left Monday for Guthrie. Mr. J. Jones was in our city Saturday at the Galleries Baptist Church with his moving church Mrs. Charmie Williams and Mrs. Al Lewis of Charlie Tipper's also Mrs. Buster Brown's add Mrs. Frankie Green JUNIORS DEFEAT SENIORS FOR LEAD IN INTRA- MURAL BASKET, BALL LEAGUE TEAM, A GIRLS SMARTER TEAM B GIRLS 11-4 $250 On Purchase of A New Pair of Glasses GLASSES ON EZI PAYMENTS No matter how old, finished or broken they are, your old Glasses have a million miles of life or Grays. Open Saturday, Until 8 P.M. $1 WT. Wide Trees 24 Pm. Ply. Corner Eim & Harwood GRAY JEWELRY CO. Corner Eim & Harwood PALENTINE — Golden Days, so comely in four tate, under the driest of the sun, were presented in the City Hall Auditorium. Thurs. April 12th to the seniors of Lincoln High School and the church Sunday. church Sunday. Rev. Thur. element seemed at his host Rev. Thomas, and the public followed the public at West Paul Church and presided a small session during the afternoon. Mrs. Georgia Brown, Karmertz teacher in our city schools, by now a resident of Chicago, IL. TOWNSHIP - Loving, (Terrell H) Jr. Worthy, Va. (Washington H) Jr. TexasKansas, Rhodes, (Washington H) TexasKansas, Johnson, (Chennon, Florida H) Hallford H) Jr. Dauley, H) Jr. Dauley, H) Jr. Dauley, H) Jr. Dauley, H) Jr. Quarterbacks, Tailley, (Dauley H) Quarterbacks, Tailley, (Dauley H) Quarterbacks, Tailley, (Dauley H) Quarterbacks, Tailley, (Dauley H) Hallford, McNeese, (Washington H) Hallford, McNeese, (Washington H) Hallford, McNeese, (Washington H) Hallford, McNeese, (Washington H) Port Worth ORS FOR LEAD IN INTRA- L LEAGUE TEAM, A TEAM B GIRLS 11-4 Dowell G G Dusty Walker G G Cooper Team A girls did not have much of the skills. Tailley and Ball starred for the winners while Klye and Johnson won the championship of the leagues Team A 11 Post: Team H 4 Bust: W. Wesley Bust: W. Wesley Polliver: F. W. Wesley Polliver: F. W. Wesley Colley: K. W. Colley Colley: K. W. Colley Gibson: G. Gibson Gibson: G. Gibson Pumpher: G. Pumpher Hughes: Hughes WPF Visiting friends. Dick T. M. A. Allen of Texico kans. Texas spent a day or two in city inspecting camp No. 11 of the officers of the Waco Battalion. He drove a drive for March 18th, for the bur- adure of Frieling the Church of the Admirers of the United States Frieling Texas Virtue. He will find Goods and Motion Store. Mr. Milda Macdonald. Mr. Milda Macdonald. Mr. Milda Macdonald. Mr. Jay Jackson. Ms. MICC-My. Mr. Jay Jackson. away Friday, Jan 16th and Nov. W. Wesley Jacobson. W. Wesley Jacobson. away Friday, Jan 16th. The Knights and daughters had charge of the Instal. Best ed Pomade Archives Progressive Club, Club call-published book in the circulation and improvement of your library club membership. J. Young as their favorite candidate to the avoid it." —Jane Purke Hibronstor, were the chosen of the two weekly revivals of New Hebrel. "The bear heard him already," he said. You are certainly invited to attend and will get the truth beyond their special services on Sunday. The gift is drawn from the tribe. "N. G. U. YOUNG, Pastor, of the tribe, when it was me," he said. "J. H. JENNY, Reporter, of the tribe." JESUS AND THE LAW Mark 2:18-30 GOLLINS *T.E.V.P.* Talan met that name to discuss the law in the country but to fail. Matt. 547: An supplication at the Sunday School Teacher, for Sunday Jan. 5, 2014. It will be observed that this line was followed immediately the end of the first day being put on the 10th day. The being identified just of the position of the fact to the home of Matthew was found to be the most of the stamps were secured or rating with publics and sinners. Attended by the answer the Lord gave to their writing. They had the new last question equally grave. "Why of the disciples of John and me?" Pharisees fast, but thy discretion was not yet. "Matthew's feast was held on one of the regular first days. The English law required only one fast day during the year—the lacy of Attachment—but in Moddam as among all people law had the tendency to develop into greater details from your year. Funnierly, I am organized human and lawful to the position of theological and theological question—but the enforcement has just as come as it is but of the statute books and questions arise as to its application to specific cases. This was due of the law of "feeling among the Hebewe." In the course of time legislation found its way into the official law books of the Pharisees, and the Pontais days but the hurdened one code of rules that became more important to that sort they the Bible itself. One Inherent in one of the feathers on one of the wings of fast-twining birds is the rule of fast-twining birds and encounters the publican birds. A few of the publican birds do appear polluted, the birds observed two facts, a birds Monday and Thursday—one in the morning and one in the day Monday come down from the mountain, the other day he can come down from the mountain. Jessie answers their questions which might have been asked by the distinctions of John did the part of Tharmates were quite willing to make common reasons with the distribution of John and the Herbal parts to find occasion against Jessica. This shows that many of the distinctions of John did not either understand or follow Jessica. Jesus answers his question by taking them another question in the children of the bride chamber fast while the bridegroom is with Charm: He tells them that the time would come when he should be born, and from them, then they should fast. The one decision to the time of the barmitake that he was not to show� does was that of a wedding, so completely was he given over to the joy of the occasion that he was not required. 45. Wealthy Jesus is the Third-room of the church. He was then with his daughter and there was no completion for any things. Just the same as the symbol of the symbol of the same and to the same type of a place of power—the small of the The retreats, way have to be denied from practical measures, should fasten becomes a dot's law to it. But a statement, to itself, is not a virtual result to a demand of some value. But it will be a result of the will of the man. With such a result, and as well as withersons, it is. Presented. Fasting way has mirroring, and rob the bractles of the real value. Leach is: 4. 8. 1. Nonessential Feating comes from. Recently feasting. It is the same as for special activities. The most important is the "Vacation" of the training helps for the inovation and improvement of your highest nature, about it, but as far as it is inspiration to the�. andd. It. To-Become Further. Illustrates this Truths by the New Cloth and New Wind Jessie plattons further to why it was and died. His practice by twoன்னessfens which live with Eam the life of all is all. I am sure that it is not a good part of your knowledge and identity. I am sure that is why it is said that the "power heard him�lly," he did not put the truth beyond their reach. The first is drawn from the garment that is patched with new. In the same way, when the whole of the hole was open, it is only a warning against taking old rules of religious faith and formulating and try to move from by the path of new religious truth. The religion of New Christ could not be a mean patch upon the light and tarned occurrence of most so in self-altitude. Non refuse to receive the larger light that God is constantly prevailing to us, this difference between the relation of God's own mind that of Christ is the former was external and ritualistic, traditional, found up in a strict-is-not-of-protection leaving no room for expanding, and like the Good New what was of life that India took it, some after Not so with the religion of Christ. It is inasmuch vigorous and vital, deep-and-excessive, a rillion of joy and therapy. The other Fli�ats of the pre-s the wine truth in God of the new wine in the old wine which The better as that are called were likely most slain-tored with such birth and seasoned with smoke. When now they were safe from the far away of the in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You To "COME TO CHURCH" Sunday! and brittle, to put wine in them resulted in the loss of the bottle and the wine, for soon they were burated. The pharisea poured their religion in the mould fashioned by Moms, and there like the liquid ore, it was allowed to cool and harden — Christianly broke the moulds and is expressing that in vital life and spiritual power. There is the judgency of many of the faithful ones to grown alarmed at the increase of modern knowledge and its health to the ancient faith, but there is nothing of fear — the risk of God is safe in every way. Reach new faith and assume a truth with discriminating judgement, and all is well We next讲 Jesus at the synagogue in Jerusalem. He wants to see on the thursday day read the many people, who claim to be the followers of Jesus can only go on to not too hot, not too cold. — every thing must be favourable. They must a funer a funer for them. But Jesus gave a funer a funer for them. He was going among them, among those who were only to criticise, to watch. He every move with wicked intent. When we go to church to worship and get help, it is said: "The church him, as just the form and factory maintain our physical life, the school and the affectional life." He is a question each one should ask himself. He will hunt the spirit and wicked, will hurt the church. The caring, faultfinding, will hurt the spirit and wicked, will hurt the church in the church. —The man with the Witcher. —The man with the Witcher. in the mixed attitude in the amateurism was a man with a witnessed build, who had heard that their father had been killed, and he came with the help of behind building. There are always witnesses at church if we are witnessed at church if we are Know Church, affiliated with the church they would, would be. Location assigned. Joseph did, exchanging his name after Jesus and ask them the question which put them to shame. He told them the other job, which left him bald, and it was made whole of all the other. Legends. Lived new morning to life. A new law. The Jew was given the law. The Jew was given the law by Christ. The life of the spirit must be put in new circumstances. New churches. PROMISE: CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. B. H. Walters, Pastor. Along with new Sunday services, he out of town taught the church home and his business. His morning meetings will be. External life and of at least will serve the church. He will be involved in evangelism. He will object to the presence of the gift membership, and thanks the public and the community. WHERE TO GO SUNDAY NEW BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Lewning and Cordem Sib. sunday school, Bake a m. on, preface- ing the musical music. Betteh's chub, host in the city. A progressive chub, 480-piece with a special program. The Club amongstly endorsed Dr. O. J. Young, as their five-city partner. The Club morning and evening were the events of the two weeks sunday morning and evening were the events of the two weeks sunday morning and evening were the events of the two weeks of the revival. Our congregation was very large sunday morning and evening seats are cordially invited to attend our special services on Sund- day. G. O. YUNG, Pastor. HISSEG VAR MEMORIARY B. C. Sunday at a high school day school on each with St. D. L. Lee at his host. The browns were served by all. The chub was a wonderful season. The church had four additional churches. Rev. & Lane, Poster T. Hightower, Reporter MT. MONTAN BAPTIST CHRIST Rev. W. Marone Taylor, Poster 2015 Logistics Street Sunday School opened on time by Sept. 1, W. Davis. There was more of the joint of real businesses and the in-earliest manner that has been evident for a long time. The school moves forward. Adults were with the Poster Class for finance. Intermediate Girls was classes, Class for attendance. The event was a series of events. The high service, for every event, was the show of blessings to come. The system was from Oct. 27. The Heart. The Characters Midnight night a program was being soundtracked no questions were rendered by the Junior Chorus. Miss Irene Pitgerlead of Ardmore received many compliments on her parents and relatives received many compliments on her parents and relatives phone call. Tune in next Monday in Throughoutston Street. Midnight night and hear the Junior Chorus Pitgerlead of Ardmore, Ohio, who is setting her grandmother a $750 per month, and the Junior Chorus chorus raised $280 to her home. Macey, Amos Yarbrough kept the airline, Dr. U. M. May, Henry and James Jones spent the The movement of which started in the early years of the first Monday night of organising the Clothing Store and nineteen persons, bought shares, some as many of the "five, destroying" to "the more when the organization is perfected" and the "one of the most "rebelled" who would like to improve all jeans one thousand persons. "We are, urging that both men and women come out next Monday night Sun, 23rd at Mount Gilead Church, cor 3th and Grove, 8th at 4:00 o'clock to a set of five and a three-foot, make the first of the first group groups of institutions. "What is that? What is the study and know as the Imperial Plating? The first of the objections, if you be leaders will attend the citizen, we will follow. All citizens say you'll be going to publish our public press week in this paper, the do you're forst to get your copy of the public press book, of A. Bennett Health Some Troubles You have a heart to bear affectionate loving availabie much needed. High Rise Residential. Powerful. High Rise. Karenel FAIRFAIR in ALL Areas. Faithful always confident and always at the attic. Never Interes never fail. The attending was uniquely ad- mitted. At 4 P.M the younger members of the organization. At 6 P.M. Church. An excellent start. A fail of church will hold each 300 dollars beneath. Y. I want this with a smile and make such memories the pro- gram. Guilfaina stands the Island. Barnes-Murray for attendance and Barnes-Murray for attendance and well attained. Renorts need. COME WORSHIP WITH US FT. WORTH The Grooter Mt. Oitred Mission,宿廷-Burchart, former ESLH, and Growth Burchart, Sunday puncture, P. M. with Prof. F. H. Tabb, Sept. quite a falling of U in kideance, a quite a falling of U in kideance, A M. and the pastor Dr. C. A Grew was at his best, he delivered a speech, and the disk of Gallium Ions. The Just shall live by Faith. As a result of were added to our group, and two candidates for the Water. Sunday afternoon at 12:00 Lay in the church, current events, discussion of U in which Mt. Oitred Mission, P. U of which Mt. H Mooen to president in adding much life to several short talks during our ceremony and then we were ro- rally spayed with a very elaborate repast. You may watch this paper for the announcement of our in- stallation. We will meet you in Houston, Texas June 1st to 8- 6 a.m., Jan. 8, 1923, she will be missed as citizen by all the people Mr. Dan Crutchfield is still confin- ed to his bed. Mr. G. Leathers is improving nicely. Mrs. Mary Johnson son returned to her home at Wichita Watts. The W. H. M. and Y. W. A. sent Rev. Jordan and wife also his wife's sister who is visiting them. Mrs. R. E. Waters, Mrs. S. he Jones of Branchville, Texas ro- tured home Sunday, after spending a week with her daughter Mrs. N. E. Young, Miss Darrel TEXAS TOWNS **DARKWOOD** — Rev. C. W. Scalby, president of the University of Michigan, has been under medical treatment from Dr. M. Erickson since the fall, who was also the Betton住护 prize which Rev. Gracepard, pastor of St. Mary's Church, held the highest amount of money during early. The sievers were held on Friday, the First Sunday, Mr. W. D. Jones, Mrs. Joseph, who spent Nine days with mothers and children at Dockland, and went from there to Lake Superior. He worked on the Star, Miner-Calele and Star stitured new Lena, also at Rockymont C. St. Caryl. Rev. Freres praised a great New Year celebration, tinguished people "70s Rev. "70s Freres" and Rev. "70s Mitchell on hand for the evil of Honor of Mary K. Smith, for her service in the Army. Mrs. Beverly Tennant, Mrs. Beverly Tennant, her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sear- son, her daughter, Mrs. David Williams, the blind woman, I with us upon us, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Searson, the blind woman, I inspired the past work of Mrs. and Mrs. I. Henry visited relatives Mrs. and Mrs. I. Henry visited relatives Mrs. and Mrs. I. Henry visited relatives Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. White, Mrs. White, Mrs. Are visiting Mr. and Mrs. I. Hunt and Family, Mrs. I. Hunt and Family, Mrs. I. Mr. Priscilla Scott, family, Mrs. Wilson is reconnecting with Mr. Priscilla Scott, family, Mrs. in still doing nice work no encouragement. Walter Smith, Texas-based chiat clinic the members will attend the workshop will build rapport with the students. Sick Lick Ltd, Mrs. K. M. D. Tortellini, sick Lick having a recovery in Mrs. Hattin Porte Jr., Matilda Patricia, Puffy Buried Wednesday, Jill Smith, John Ruth Scott. **JEFFERSON** — The newly elected Mrs. Yancy Mallet, Prof. R. Brick, with president B. Brick, at to harass hf. Tuesday night, he pastor Cook, of the Maccabee, principal of Grosse Pointe high school i. m. Rev. Williams of Montana, in the back door and second, B. L. Hill, now him i. m. the bureau, with the equal of Prof. and Pensas preschewed and Rev. Dave imp to reports told Mrs. Durbin if he'll be in charge of the school. Mrs. Durbin, with his plans and he'll name, Lawrence, Lawrson and Jackson of was added to the shurth. "certain him, will he hurt him," where he spent Xianes holidays with his parents, Mantez-McMickel-Lill et al. who sick list Mrs. Pearl Smith and Mr. Batty Blunt is on the sick list. Mrs. Crosly Umphys to the sick list. TEAGEE — 8.8. was well-skilled at the First Baptist Church, Rev. S. Grayson, was at his post at the U.C. in North Tassie Business and Sunday night and preached two good services Mrs. Zeiss Jones of Dallas was in the city at lending her sick mother, Mrs. M. Williams Mrs. H. M. and little daughters-Wintered Mrs. William and others. In the week in Mezia, The A. M. E members has enlarged their paronsons for their day 11809. Brock P. M. O. James, M. E Church and her pastor center to us with a big congregation, doxon, Texico Mr. Quinton Rancho, W. O. S. organizes promoted for him in hondo is here to spend the day with the congregation. Beltel B. R. and Independent and Mrs. D. Handgill, a worship leader at the Paul Runner, Mrs. M. and Mrs. Guqi Johnson make her home with Rachel_ghir, Mrs. W their home with Mr. Jackson's B. Johnson, organized, Mrs. W mother, Mrs. Balle Johnson. Johnson of Independent B. C. nloy was a teacher of the High School, he was delivered a excellent lable Sunday night Rev. Bemple preached firm English. The Highway of Hotlines, two additions to the church, The Press, the Aid Society to still only be the first of the previous. Thursday night Meeting was held with Mrs. A. E. Folk last Tuesday evening. He enjoyed the meetings of the H. Heater, entertained the Willing Workers Club at her home Friday night. We were glad to have the following visitors pre- and friends coming from Hendrix. Carolina Parker liked her father Jim Matthews of Loveland, but has been a longtime Chapel member, were good Dr. D. K. W. Karp, Mr. Owain Larson on Jan. 14, Mr. Owain Larson on Jan. 14, for Lifetitle. He is to join Mrs. Larson, who has been confirmed to her bed for several weeks in receiving Mr. Matthews. He will attend to the request of his mother. WAXHALCHE — Rev. Climacoe pastor of the M. K. Church pastor of the M. K. Church clock. Sunday evening, preacher Drew baker was president of the M. K. Church clock at five thirty Sunday evening at the M. K. Church. Rev. Swainy pastor of the M. K. Church clock to a crowded house. Sunday evening at the M. K. Church. R.C. in year 1995 Whitmire, or pastor of the A. M. K. Church pastor of the A. M. Church singing chair at the residence of Meek K. C. Moore was a grandson from Dallas. Visiting relatives and friends, Mr. Paul Moffett has relied on MARY. MARY — Sunday was a pleasant day. Services were first at Mount Diangent Baptist Church. Rev. R. D. Reed presided two sided C Mrs. H. Henderson, Mother Mrs. A. F. Dana, Baker Mrs. A. F. Dana, Baker Mrs. B. D. Duncan, niece Mrs. B. D. Duncan, niece Prof. J. L. Black, Newborn HARDCYENRIDGE — Sunday was a high day at Little Rethel Baptist Church Sunday School. Sees well at tenor at 1 p. m. the R-9, 1-U-1-west full of the holy spirit and a full house with president B.I. Brock. At p. m. Rev. Williams of Houston, Texas. Presbmed and Rev. David Brown made a x-long tale and was was added to the church. The Dixie-Baptine Church in Preparing to entertain. His board, from the 29 to the 29. Rev. J. A. Jordan and wife spent the day in Albany, Texas. Sunday and Mrs. J. R. Reid of Dallas will furnish special music during the occasion, hear her. Mrs. J. L. Salmon has returned from OH for the next year. She spent the holy days with her mother and Father and other relatives and reports it well time. Why do Men Fall in Love? Because of beauty, of course! Beauty fascinates — Beauty draws the mind and the heart as it does the eye. Be bea- tiful if you would be loved. Beauty is the only charm that never fails. Start with your hair! Make it longer. Make it straighter. Make it soft and silky. You can with Hi-Ja Ha Dress- bing, the most famous, surre- tial and quickest hair grower, and straightener on the market. Tens of thousands use it. 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