Dallas Express

WHITE "VOODOO" FAKIR IN TOILS OF LAW in the choir of five days in jail last he decided to make himself more impressive on the opposition the serious effort must be centrized on survey or the number of the Negro children need real intellect there are 50 small Negro banks with most vocational guidance and in instruction a portage of twenty millions the present day status of the Negro was not increased as still needs there are 8,000 retail dealers states would deny the Negro education heExamined in eloquent tones what is accomplishing in various areas of the Negro workers need better knowledge workers do better in modern co-operation and closer in real estate 400 manufacturer in company with the professional and era 400 physicians and 300 tech officer who has arrested the girl in institution taking himself into the professional classes. At present. No technical engineer there are 10,000 the hospital for away from the that church and calling out GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES OPERATIONS OF UN-NAMED WHITE MAN WHO SOLD CHICKEN BONE "CHARMS" TO RACE. MEN. HAD CONFEDERATES WHO "PROVED" THAT THEY "WORKED." Whereupon the whole family, man with, and daughter, set upon the president her unmeretfully, 80- badly was she boot, it was necessary to call the ambulance to Lizzie, when it departed, police were called, and her employer had Miss Lizzie, who was the first of the first. Whereupon the whole family, Manford E. Trotter, president joined Pinkaton Clinic will, occupied an im- her, and Mrs. Pinkaton in received certain place of service in the Field of health among Negrass in Dallas. The results from four to ten of health were found to be at least 10 percent of the population. The building is all air- effective, two-story structure with good will of the Intelligence citizens of this section, who appreciate the extent to which many promote the public welfare. In 1912, Dr. Pinkaton married Mr. Viola shaw, a Terrelleged and talent- ified ex-student of Wiley College, Dr. and Mrs. Pinkaton are the parents of three bright-promising children. The parents of the three bright-promising children are Harold, 121-4-G. Jr., 11-6- and Vernon, 9-2- Founded: by W. E. King Volume 35 GRAND JURY INVESTIGATE SOLD CHICKEN BONE “CHI WHO “PROVED” THAT THE (Kings' Jury) Investigation of charges that an underानiing white man fell been posing as “oodoo” doctors, and selling Negro men’s charmer which would make them attractive to women, is seen to be made; according to investigators to whom complaints have been made. Two Negro women are said to have been in the employ of the “Roodo” doctor, one of these women, fashionably dressed, would lotfy near the “doctor” office and when gay Negro men would leave there, she would firet with him and tell him how he appealed to her. A book or a from the “Doctor”s office, the other woman would wait, and if the charma of the first had failed to appeal to the “doctor”s patient, she would try her charma on him. After a few Negroes had vilt-ed the doctor, and told of the very remarkable result obtained from the “Roodo” he sold there was 2 rush to his office. Were police investigated, they found the white man with $100 in cash. BROOKLYN PASTOR HELPS GIRL IS ARRESTED New York, N. Y., P. K. L. (AMP) Heather Thomas, M. H. Harten, one of Brooklyn's most noted ministers, took over by al Jalalemine, following the "spatial intervention" in an arrest terrorism in the borough of Brooklyn, when a Colored woman, manhunted by her former employer, received a bullet in the head. The trouble grew out of the arrest of Mahlie Junkin. Mesh Junkin had been in the service of the police and became displeased with her position. When she was discharged, she also relied on iron clothes, on Sunday she was informed that she would be taken upon the advice of an employment agency which sent her to the place, Mesh Junkin designed to remain on the home until she paid her wages. She and her family, man, wife, and daughter, ad up their suit and herummered, so badly she was beaten, it was necessary to call the ambulance. Police were called, and the ambulance had Mesh Junkin placed under arrest charged The trouble grew out of the arrest at Mahlkine Jenkins. Mine Jenkins which had been generally killed been in the custody of the Broken Bones. Mine Jenkins throughout the city and became disaffected with his pet. with assault He landed, Mrs. Bank, sought out the militant minister of the Holy Triumphant Baptist Church, Dr. Harrison, and told the slain before him. He immediately investigated and found _Mat Miss Jenkins_ and Dugness, Feb. 14. (DNS)—worthy and hardened and had had his fortune. The Woman, who was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Jesus and to secure her friend, this city sought to from various offences on ball and found, that Miss Jessica had also worthy of assistance and had also shared the interest of the lawyous men and the men of the laws, and to secure her freedom on the ball. When the case was called in Episcli Besseman Miss Jenkins was given on the choice of the day, she had set the first three of her. Harton paid the plot. The case did not end there, though. While leaving, Special Sessions, continued down the state the complainant in company, with the effort who had arrested her girl, hesitated about coming out with the traded men. The court was also attended the trial. The officer noting her liability said, "go on, don't be afraid," and said, "I don't know if they don't hurt you." The crowd failed to take continents of these rode remounds. Not the traffic of home and home on the way, and told her to go about. This was impossible, citing to the lawyous men of people gathered to front of her. When the woman, Ed, on Tessman, suffered around 10 d'clock, why did he point to the traffic? In the morning, her in the face, in a moment, pandemion许可 him to the lawyous men to be paid to the lawyous, who did think he's going to be a number of people, collecting money for Maker Jessica's that. The crowd to the two, officers who had the young women, and were really handling her. When asked what the trouble was in Harton was told that the woman, wound-after-foot assaulting, is a right for her, go with the police, inasmuch as she had done nothing. But the bester finally revive The Dallas Express ONLY ONE-FOURTH OF NEGROES OF ADULT AGE VOTE DISCOVERED BY DURHAM CONFERENCE DR. PINKSTON, LOCAL SURGEON OPENS HEALTH INSTITUTE HERE 100 tombstone, plastic refrigeration system, and a complete operating equipment are among the facilities that will be used to attend during the inspection. The staff headed by Dr. I. G. Ginkinson, prominent surgeon and radiologist, will be present. NEGRÉ BANK DEPOSITS TWO ARE- SENTENCED INCREASES SAY OFFICIALS FOR PLATE THEFT Laws depend by Negroes in Dalton "ha" and the number of new ad-options of auto license plates, this county opened during the first month of 1928, in Indiana general store, last week when Robert H. Peters in Pete's made by officials of Ford and George Rutherford admitted the largest bank lending of its time, selling some cars from an auto dealership. All bank-hire members of the retiring house association, require the round the roots with the number of 12 on one account, and count, under penalty of a $ 50 charge, if the account is in county, county council, their township or municipal district and it breaks the law again. Each was petitioned to its area in the county, 24th. Organize to Fight Discrimination in University of New York New York, N. Y., F. L. A. (ANP) When it was announced that the New York University had barred Colleer students, from certain courses in that school, thirty of them had been barred. Larry Colerud organizations attached in this organization, but the majority of them are white. New date has been set for the conduction of the organizations, but they are not together this week on the book and try to a solution of the trouble. The organization which has issued the令 water: The administration of the school has frankly admitted Organize to Fight Discrimination in University of New York New York N. V. P. Sch. (CAMP)… When it was announced that the New York University had barred students from attending school in that school, thirty organizations combined to fight theMany Colleged organizations are included in the two organizations, but the two organizations have not agreed on the date has been set for the conference, representatives of the organizations and the committee together this week on the problem and try to be a solution of the problem. The committee has issued the call states: "The administration has not agreed that the reason for the exclusion of students is the ESTIMATES MADE IN OFFICE OF TAX COLLECTOR CULLOM INDICATE THAT RACE MEMBERS HAVE BROKEN ALL REGORDS IN PAYMENT OF POLL TAX INCREASED PROPERTY HOLDING ALSO MENTIONED. According to reports at the court, the election year, was given as for the number of poll taxes paid. The cause for the increase in paid poll taxes among the Negroes, while it may have been due to the issuance of bonds. Under the Texas laws, all persons caused some of the Negro citizens to pay their taxes, but only those who pay their taxes who otherwise pay their taxes, but only those who pay their taxes who would not have done so, is not expected to pay the benefit taxes, and taxes for midnight, Jan. 21, are thought to be responsible for the In the year of the issuance of bonds, the election year, was given as for the number of poll taxes paid. The cause for the increase in paid poll taxes among the Negroes, while it may have been due to the issuance of bonds. Under the Texas laws, all persons caused some of the Negro citizens to pay their taxes, but only those who pay their taxes who otherwise pay their taxes, but only those who pay their taxes who would not have done so, is not expected to pay the benefit taxes, and taxes for midnight, Jan. 21, are thought to be responsible for the OAK CLIFF TO BENEFIT IF BONDS CARRY House of mans. Negra citizens in the Inletterian Circle district. Beneath it is the Inletterian Circle district. If the size and county levies district are its $4,000,000 in bonds for the levying of the Trinity river and the Trinity river district, and if the bells are between Dallas and Oak Cliff. According to reports at the court house, scores of people have moved to the district, and all are said to be in favor of the issuance of bonds for the district's renters, and will not themselves have to pay the benefit tapes as issued. "If You Can't Help Me, Please Don't Help That Bear" Kleston, N. C. Feb. 4—PMS Ephraim Whitfield, a-footed youth mumbed a slab prayer of the 12 yr old boy on the sofa that bear, as he has a foot alight on a slight arm, Wednesday night. The race occurred in the Wyze Park section, Whitfield, during two days on the sofa to home of a white farmer early in the evening, during two days on the sofa to word to him and risking beating by the farmer. The mother had been considerably hind and Whitfield the martin had been considerably hid gruelling race. The men went out in search of the bear—with guns. The dared yards from the house. Appreciated it, it had been the dons' several shots were fired at it, without effect, and the race that my compu- ses and it had several hours be- come was able to be taken home. GROES OF VERED Distinctive in Service Always Progressive ALS OF HERE IS C VICE OF TAX COLLECTOR CU ROKEN ALL RECORDS IN PA HOLDING ALSO MENTIONING Reflecting positions unorganized, more than 10,000 Negro citizens of Indian and Dutton county, all of qualified voters this year, agreed to estimates made at Tax Collector John H. Cullem's office shortly before the time-limit for paying the paid poll taxes, together with evictions, may bring the total Negro voting strength to 11,600. It was foreseen in home ownership, more than the fact that this is a prudent election year, was given as the basis for the increased poll taxes among the Negroes. Under the Texas laws, all persons owning property are assessed poll taxes but only those who pay under taxes prior to midnight Jan. 21 are issued voting certificates qualify. SUSPENDED SENT ERNEST JON THEFT Reflecting participation, whispering, themed parties, participation in stuntcases, ed. more than 10,000 Nagy citizens. Recorded by Tax Assistant R. Alexander. Presented by the Nagy Citizens Association. Qualified lawyers this year, adjourned. Citizens in the last eight to estimate made at Tax Col. fourteen years the number of Nagy citizens. YOUNG WOMAN DRAWS TWO YEARS FOR BURGLARY Louise Winnden, pretty 22 years old, never waived, was sentenced to two years in prison, which found her guilty of the burglary of the house of Laura Washburn, a plowman and plowwoman, a few days before she was sentenced. The Winston girl pleaded not guilty, but asked for a suspended sentence. She did not age until she own her business. According to police officers who arrested her, she had lied both to the police and at all their home, and had been friendly, though not intimate with a gold watch that had been hidden under a matlock, and a number of other items. She was owned by the home burglaryed in the Winston girl possession. OPPOSE PLACING NEGRO HOSPITAL AS WING OF WHITE St. Louis, Mo. *Pohl*¹ *Chilim*² A resolution abolishing any effort through royal measures and new government measures to move the man to locate his city $181,898. Colored City Hospital in connection with and under the supervision of the city's medical staff on the matters of important instillation that was passed at a re- lection in 1979. Civil Association was thinking here. The resolution recently permitted Negro race physician at all, would always from the end would disapprove majority benefitted by the resolution late construction. Victor J. Mil. he would not be known to the people of the country and welcome you to the new. tion, compass of sergea thinking memoirs of the *Race* here. "Hence the situation, would deny the Negro Race the right to do a Negro physician at the hospital, would leave the hospital far away from the people it must serve and would disqualify all of the people to be benefited by such a hospital, "the resolution further stated. "The immediate construction of the hospital. "Mary J. Hart, has deduced that he would not sign any appropriation for a new hospital for Negroes unless the in- --- PRICE 5 CENTS A jury in criminal district court Tuesday denied a suspended sentence to Erin Jones, 16, Morgan to theft of a vehicle, and Shiloh to theft of a car. Both James Zwefel, Jones was sentenced to two years in prison. James Zwefel, 16, arrested with Jones, was turned over to juvenile court. Jones will probably be paroled. He showed that he was not a felon. On January 16, while parked near Market and Market Street after the short, Jones is said to have met Jones and asked him to ride to Houston with him, fields did not respond. At Houston arrested them. Both were indicted by the county jury, but when the eviction was submitted, corroborated by Jones, he was arrested, preading. Diminished the charge against Fields and ordered the funeral. An attorney to investigate the funeral. It was just these weeks from the trial, and Judge Michael trust until the trial. Judge James Kotryn was appointed by the court to preside over the trial, and he filed the application for a sentence, which the jury decided. The judge sentenced the district attorney Robert L. Distriet, Attorney Robert L. OF INTEREST TO LAY-MEN EVERY-WHERE Black of these questions will be discussed in the series of articles below. We will also teach them will be discussed freely and without bias, Dr. Abington, in well written articles, this work will be three years old and the very important part which he has taken in the work of the church is the study of many of these years. He has studied the work of the church at the University of Chicago and spent several months, a few years ago, he has served as the vatican secretary of the church and he has built churches which still use as building structures and are used in the city where he has pastured. Watch for this series of articles beginning next week. News of Your Home Town DALEAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST DUNBAR PARK—NEW ADDITION FOR COLORED PEOPLE, NOW OPEN. FEATURES FULL SIZE LOTS With very little depth—no route—highway will be 10th Street which vards, no play parks being provided is scheduled to be widened and ex-for the children. Dunbar Park will tend to 4th Avenue Road at no cost to the other extreme in giving Dunbar Park. With these assured its residents every advantage, no improvements under the U.Irickson bible, in the way of home beautifi- Bond Issue, Dunbar promises to be cation and development. This property receives its name from Past Lawrens Dunbar, fam- one of the most prominent additions from the Neigro poet, whom we all loved comes the creation of this new re-This same has a preaching sound and de-ment district for the members of the name of character. Other our Pike and recommends to every street names in the addition are Colored person Doering a home, taken from famous Colored people that they impact this beautiful tract ple, to-wait. Standing Avenue, nam- before, investing elsewhere. ed for C. C. Spaulding, president of the will be of interest to all pre-North Carolina Mutual. Life In- positive buyers on account of its de-surance Company, a company own- parings from the old method of pay-ed and operated by Colored people. In narrow rectangular blocks for Home Avenue, named for E. W. D. homesteads. Columbia This new and exclusive Columbia artist, Blind Willie Johnson, sings sacred selections in a way that you have never heard before. Be sure to hear his first record and listen close to that guitar accompaniment. Nothing like a new where else. Record No. 14276-D, 10-inch, 750 I Know His Blood Can Make Me Whole Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed Ask Your Dealer for Latest Race Record Catalog Columbia Phonograph Company, 1012 Broadway, New York City Columbia NEW PROJECT RECORDS Made the New Way - Electrically The Reliance Investment Company, commanded of substantial buildings, owns and manages a dozen and are now developing a 44 acre tract known as the old Blenn 21. Chelsea homestead, situated on the southern bank of the Trinity River, lies southwest of the block southeast of the Trinity Ingleighs car line this tract. The property includes trees and the ground is rolling, making an ideal tract for subdivision into a high class residential area. The city limits of the city limits, but will have all conventions, including gravel streets, electric lights, city water, and a public school. Platted by Koch and Kowf, expert Inductors engineers of this city, and have to their credit the designing of Greenway Parks, Country Club San Diego, Crest Great The owners have in mind the creation of an addition with beautiful parkways, winding through farmlands, and curved streets, giving to the Colored People the opportunity to purchase homelies in an attractive way. In addition, as a special feature, a park of 10 meters is to be provided for and to be used by Colored People only. Another feature of especial interest is that no foot will be placed less than 10 feet in width, with the depth running from 125 to 280 feet. The owners of this property believe that the Colored People are entitled to as much air, light and space between houses as any one else. In most of the Colored Peoples around the city, the lots run from 25 to 40 feet in width with very little depth—no boulwards, no play parks being provided for the children. Dunbar Park will no longer be the other extreme—in giving its residents every advantage possible, in the way of home beautification and development. This property receives its name from Paul Lawrence Dunbar, famous Negro poet, whom we all loved. The same has a pressing sound and is a name of character. Other street names in the addition are taken from famous Colored People, to see: Sandling Avenue, named for C. C. Sandsling, president of North Carolina Mutual. Life Insurance Company, a company owned and operated by Colored People. Money Avenue, named for E. W. D. BIRTHS AND DEATHS J. W. Winnell, 1855 Gajah, boy Junipe Willis, 1822 Horton, girl London Thomas, 760 Horton, boy George Willison, 1731 South Horton, boy Richard B. White, 1814 Podras, Admiral Custance, GIL Palm City, girl William Reeves, 1798 85, ree, girl Barbey Henderson, 182 B. Hawk Columbia Drive, named for one of the most important residents throughout the city, met Friday Jaundry, 24th, with most of the residents in attendance. The number of Colored people have fine houses. This property is ideally located on Bright Avenue, leading to a beautiful park. Mr. Duston gave a brief address to Mr. Jaundry, attaching a marker made by other members of the club rapidly developed throughout the past two years. A new school for the Duston Mottz. Sage Guumi Vedert. Abbey, native, Titan, and Supreme Commander of the American Wadens, a colorful organization, with a strong presence in Delaware, named in honor of W. K. B. Dallesloe, famous Colorester, who is also a rocker. The rockers are Rockwell Bouttart, starting in an easterly direction from Eighth Avenue Road, which, included in the street name, is 76-feet-wide. This street was named for J. D. Rock, Colorester, napped in 1926, and colored here clicking the addition in a winding route is. Ventura SOCIETY and Club ST. FRANCIS - ART CLUB Met Tuesday night with Mrs. Nora Burke as hostess. Vice President Mrs. George Powell, president of the group, responded to call with quotations and payment of dues. One new member was added to the roll. An hour was devoted to art work and business. The group plans for selling tickets for the hope chest were deferred until the return of the president who was absent on account of death of a relative. After business meeting, the hostess served a delicious repast which was very much enjoyed. The meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. A. L. Rice, 1912 Holt Street, January 21, 1928. Mr. Geena Thomas, President. Mrs. C. Kidder, Honorary. THE GOOD HUMAN CLUB Met Jan. 25th at 8:30. Betsy McKinnon, vice president. Mr. Marshall Berman, secretary. M. G. Berman, secretary. M. G. Berman, reporter. New Members. Mr. Roy Kronen, next meeting will be at Mr. M. Premaus, President. Mr. F. E. Kronen, Honorary. PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL CLUB Was elaborated at the home of Simon Koger at 2311 Washington Street was meeting was ordered to order at 10 a.m. and on time. The president made a wonderful talk, after business was carried out, we entered the social hall, and won by L. Vendron and J. Vendron. Mt. Thursday evening, Jan. 16th with Mrs. D. Warren Avenue, with Mrs. number 1000, more three members reported on the addition to the club. A deli- nished menu was served. The indice menu was served. Next meeting with Mrs. V. Bingham 1992 Warren Avenue, with Mrs. D. Simmons, Reporter. COLUMBUS WHIST CLUB Met. Thursday sophomore, jspn. with My 12th Bld. at 121 Washing- ton Road, with eleven member members. Interested in work in a interior, internet or delicious name. The club adjourn- ing Wednesday at 121 Washing- ton Road, Johnson 121 Washington Road Mat Tuesday Mrs. Lee, 8014 - Hamilton Street with the president's接待, each member presents each speaker with a Valentine Dinner party hilt was completed for February 15 at the home of Mrs. Dilrud. The event was held in art work the club adopted to meet with Mrs. Richardson on Monday Street, 341 10th Avenue. Mrs. Stephen, President, Mrs. Richardson, Secretary Mrs. Hart, Reporter. Births Catherine Thomas, 2618-Basing, Derrickson William, 2019, E.M. Frank Blankenship, 2720-Hate, Cubb Lahore, 1607-ghaston, Cubb Lahore, 1607-ghaston, Mortimer Thorne, 2019, McKinney, Clarence Brown, 2019, Cucran START MOVE TO ALLOW NE-GRADES TO RIDE IN HUSSES THROUGHOUT NORTH CAROLINA Nabalah, N. C. Jan. 24—(PINO)—An counsel for the North Carolina state attorney-incidental Committee, which was Wednesday authorized to take steps toward securing the right of a state to enter the state. The action was taken at a meeting of the committee in the capital at which over 75 white men were present. The action represented the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1928 meeting with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Washington at once a real man and a real woman, and immediately付诉 theothy, marshal of the Henderson The Club. The State Street 20 11 meeting of the 21st State Street 20 11 lithography as well a field of em. Henderson Park after pickup up his attendance, response to tolls and playment for the ever, increasing passiveness he was to Wallace with quotations taken from the book "The New Yorker." Nero Brotherhood. Movement in summer held, Goshin up taking 44.50 of the evening, Mr. A. Sweet visit crystallizing this kind of thought officers Smith, Sina and Hinnertz up taking 44.50 The G.Cliff gave its first light of the new year. By 1889, the Bath of the Baptist Church, Oak Cliff, The Club was very cardinally received by Mr. Black, the pastor, Rev. W. I. Dickson and the consecration. A program of nine numbers was rendered which included music both instrumental and vocal, and two literary numbers namely: The history of the club by Mrs. E. A. Wilson and a reading by Mrs. T. E. Turner. The G.Cliff Club and the Culture of Taylor Club have undertaken a federation of all the musical clubs of the city and every judgement thus far is that the under-taking will meet with complete success. The federation which was summed will be another step toward the goal that G.Cliff has been for the first time, that is of making Bath of the Southwest among one group, the outstanding musical center of it certainly is among the other races. In this new movement Mrs. E. A. Wilson was appointed temporary chairman. A permanent company mittee was then appointed, the porional of which are. Miss P. T. Tyler, chairman, Mrg. C. M. Morgan, P. B. Gibson and Wright. The following are the officers of the new organization for the ongoing Mr. W. H. Martin, President, Mr. P. J. Jarne, Wright, Vice President, Mrs. B. P. White, Secretary, Mr. Victors John, Treasurer, Mrs. Laura Johns, Reporter and, and Mrs. A. Wilson, Directors. All officers and members are requested to meet at the Field House Sunday, Feb. 5, at 5:20 P.M. THE SESSION SOCIAL SEP CLUB Met with Mr. and Mrs. Sweet on Flora St. Jan. 17. A 5/20 mary was enjoyed by all. We were glad to have the following visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Hyton, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Watson, Miss Jobson, Mrs. Terrell, Mrs. Ford and Mr. Elgin. Each one made a very brief but interesting talk. Next meeting with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Washington, 2015 State Street H. Paper-commemorating Mrs. Sloum one of our dearest members. Short name of Mrs. Sloum was passed on by Mrs. Sloum who had passed on year the 10th of Tahoe. After business a delicious reunion, a beautiful portrait was en- joyed by all. We were glad to have a visitor Mrs. Wingh. Adaana Neet-motting with Mrs. P. Twain. Mrs. Luis Carter, President Mrs. L. John. Reporter THE WELCOME HOME CHARITY CLUB—Met Friday evening, Jan. 27 at the home of Mrs. Struce, 115 Dogn Street, 10 members were present to learn taught by Rev. Bill Brown, subject: Inity, Each member enjoyed the lesson, the next meeting will meet at the home of Mrs. O. W. Nash, 1809 West Street, leading all members present. Mrs. O. W. Nash, President Mrs. W. B. McNair, Sedry Mrs. P. Dahner, Reporter CARNAUTION CHARITY CLUB — Met January 25, at 2110 Ouleco Court. Mrs. Taylor and Trevents as hostess, a two course menu was served. The president being called to the bedside of her sick mother. The vice, Mrs. Canedy, presided. The club went in illent prayer for the president's mother. Members present 24 receipts 15.20, paid out for charity 11.00. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Coleman and Christian. February 9, at 2225 Moore Street. Mrs. H. Leemone, President, Mrs. Annie Travis, Reporter. quotation. Two Marker first, made his first Marker first, made his committee as to the ways and means of set- tion, and the ways and means of set- tion and the Corporation Commission to make a definite ruling as to weather or not beams are com- mitted. The next step will be to serve the Commission, and the next step will be to cause why services should not be granted the right to use buses. The Commission will then allow. Among some of the learning per- formers of the meeting were Dr. W. C. Jack- man, Chairman; Dr. W. I. Potter, Chairman; Dr. W. H. Alexander, M. H. Macdonald and W. W. Alexander, although not a member of the In- stitute. The Cheshire attended and lent his moral support to the action of the committee. O O O O O O O PAY AS YOU WEAR GLASSES ON EZ PAYMENTS GRAY JEWELRY CO. Corner Elm & Harwood Corner Elm & Harwo PAYING POSITION? We still have some choice open territory. Will give you exclusive agency rights to sell high class hair and toilet and preparations. They are good representatives. Fifty per cent commission—you double your money. Selling experience unimproved. Write for terms. STRAIT-TEX CHEMICAL COMPANY, Sixth Ave. Pittsburgh, Penn NEGRO BROTHERHOOD ORGANIZING RACE WORKERS Awarding Gold Service Plan as Honor or Tokens, Pointing-Way to Self-Help, Gives 'Concrete Examples. Awaying Race Consciousness. Many Meetings Scheduled. Sentiment Crystalling. This message is broadcast this Week to every Negro man and woman who are really honest with themselves and God in their belief that the Negro had the ability to do and to achieve the same as any other people. To you who are reading it, think it over; search yourself well, first acknowledging your self to be a Negro. If you find pride in your race—identity, you are surely of the proper mental attitude. Before ashamed of our own people and having no time-upput whatever and denying them, the opportunity of earning a livelihood and denouncing the blood that trickled through your veins and veins of your children and your friends and your posterity can all but result in a life of miserable extraclimem. This message is for the Negro who loves his country and his race, and who would rather live among his own, and in a homed built by the skillful hands of his own people, and who would prefer worshiping in church and training in buildings and meeting in halls erected by Negro contractors. It is for you who would enjoy the atmosphere of a Negro hospital and the kindly treatment under *Merochinia sulphurea*, dentifolia and *Dentifolia* who prefer harboring their own who prefer harboring their own housed in *Nero garrago* and decorturing their homes with *Nero italico*. Nero tailor to mend and clean his clothes, his own jersey and his own candy maker and pancake maker. And above all, for those man and his race's money deposited in *Nero bank*, and invested. In some understated undertakings that will meet the needs of his race's spring. And finally, for those who recognize the wisdom of *Wearling* and *Nero complete* for their race's *Nero complete*. To be possessed with a reasonable preference to be possessed with a normal degree of Race consciousness, and stamps the people of the Race who are inclined to that way of thinking and would touch them with such information as applying of such information and once upon them the complete elimination of such information that would forever keep the nature DO YOU WAXY TO WEAR A 100 PER CENT RACE NEGRO PIN AND Win $10 in Cash? These Two Primes will be Awarded Any Negro Woman Sixteenth, Securing 15 or More Fully paid upon acceptance. For the Overseas Dispersion new in effect. This Pin is a Gold and Smeared Silver Degree. The Awarded Pin is $10.00. The Awarded The $10.00 Cash Price Goes With the Pin. This offer is good only by the supreme-Grand President, 2115 HALL ST., BALASAN, TEX Kingman and Deposit in blanka. Decide and come. THE NEGRO BROTHERHOOD MOVEMENT pleasant evening chasing the rainbow of lost hope. Community, meetings are being promoted on different dates this month by Moses Cham- man, the pastor of the Church of Jesus Christ, Mr. Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Miss Emily Givens, Miss Livine Hodden, Fred Proctor and Dallas Temple No. 1, all in the Westfield, NJ. We are here to admit. The Movement is calling to you. It needs the help of every person in the community to bring them things to pass. Would not you like to help build your home? Head the accompanying advertisement. 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PINKSTON PHYSICIAN MICHAEL SANJAMAN Concord, North Carolina PINNESTON CLINIC 3205 Thomas TAYLOR and IRWN LAWYERS Southwestern Life Building Room 911 Phone: 7-5865 2-6066 DALLAR TEXAS HAIR MADE FABLITY AND FASHION BARN (1,000,000) LANE US POMADE STEEL YEAR in evidence that quality is still appreciated and will be always. A hair straightener and hair duster of surprising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the hair of female Powder made to hold the test. It is not an experiment. the hair is sold and used by particulate people for a century. Put up in a sealed blue the condition. For safety by all droughts. MISS EYES. SOCIETY You can quit me if you want to but I will make you a present to punch OAK CLFF set pastic Mistle SNIPIT 122 set pastor in all the world. Staten M. E. Smith, Reporter SOCIAL HISTORY M. A. B. H. H. H. 1225 East 10th Street Rev. H. H. Franklin, Prairie Since you are the head pastor, Rev. 5. H. H. Franklin is the man of the hour, and his airs are up to the time, and full of what you should like. He long talk about last Sunday. H U B E R T-H A W K I N S N U P T I A L S Mrs.-A. Hawkins was married to Mr. Robert Hubert, Dea. 28th at Pittsburgh, Texas in the home of Mrs. Nona Neal, the sister of the groom, Mr. Hubert. The sultan of Dallas and a member of Salem Baptist Church. They are domiled at the home of the bride, 2218 Davis Street, Dallas, Texas. ALGENTS = Sell New Toothache Remedy, little family Kita complete stop pain-check decay, last deesy, last weeks of months, he longe in Medicine Cabinet of every home. Once introduced, then they come to you. Send Me for one Kit AT SIDE the President of the I.F.U. It was at her post, meeting No. 1 the same day with a few friends, smolder present. The season was ending by Friday with a wonderful program who numbered. At eight the skater came to us, drawn with another soul attached to a sunset. Every act must be prescribed to better then the other. We can only say that we have the grace. BLACK SH BLACK SPIDER BLUES A woman running away from a snake. A RATTLESNAKE IS DANGEROUS! BUT A BLACK SPIDER Is Worser Still! RACE OXFIELD PHONOGRAPH CORP. You know everybody does business but, your own. Hubby is running wild just doing everything and you are goal-setting over the telephone-mediting some one else. If YOU just only knew like Miss Rye, that will tip you off a little. He leaves you the car and walks to the max, but friends pick him up and you are still on the wire. "I AMG UP." You think you are smart but Miss Rye is smart also. You may change your rooming place if you want to, but Miss Rye sees everything the flapper is doing and knows why she left East Dallas and went to North Bay. WATCH YOUR RY. The Greater St. Louis B. C. Church will be hosting a special service on Sunday, June 29, 2014, at 2 p.m. Plummer Plaza, St. Louis. Sunday, June 29, 2014, 2 p.m., out of a wonderful space of mission services. Rev. Ramesh of Houston will lead the work for the Mission District, which will be held on Sunday, June 29, 2014, at a succession with five additional to the church amount raised $2,500. All officers and teachers present Rivend of clock services run high. The pastor proaches on mission. He outlined it and made it explain that it gave us all a greater determination to do more mission work. At 3:36 P.M. the president of the Mission Society called her woman together and rendered an excellent program. Don't Black Bottom Your Charm Away.. or somebody will put a Black Spider in your shoe! HERE IS ... Sylvester Weaver's Okeh Record No. 8534 People Undertaking Company, was the remarks made by a certain Shakl to his Scooter and Mike Jigs. They would advice you to let her ride, but you would advice you to let her criternal out or yourself, just work and some one else, will come your way. Bay old timer the Taxi Driver is not giving you a square ditch, it has been a long time since Mike Jigs met her. But she must get you jarred up, you are very hard, and that means of your, strong points for alleviation of your way, and each of your squalor. Wake up on the Avenue, and don't go to sleep thinking everything **OAK CHEF NOTES** Minnie Lach and Joanine Simpson, spoon-baking for the spring, for a week and next week, but not for the spring, as they've applied "all of the spring." THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1928 SOCIAL & PERSONAL NORTH DALLAS TAXI-CAB COMPANY FOR HIRE AT ALL HOURS Our service is as prompt and as efficient in the dead of night as it is in the middle of the day. Call us any time and age how outside of our regular hours. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Rechargeable Batteries Phone: 3-5771 S-9270 HALL AT THOMAS Mrs. L. Pugh of Providence, Texas is giving away a free hospital bed to bat out of England Hospital, all at showing with Mrs. L. O. Winne. Mr. G. T. Smith 1922 Bell Street draxier, operator at Wells Fargo, and the Bell Street office. He very ill M31 evening. Mr. Smith has been hung at the above ad- vancements. He is well known in relat- tions and Practical circles. Mr. W. M. Gordon, a representative of the Dallas Nebraska republic of the United States, the head- master of the state college he willed to his son, W. M. Gordon. Mr. P. A. Gordon, 1922 Fulton Texas College has returned to the city after having been conquered Texas College has returned to the city after having been conceived in Houston. He has taken up his former vacation, of which he has been preparing for the construction of the Building Mechanics of Boston. He DARREL SCHOOL NOTES The "R. I." Payroll School held the common-mandate exercise at $399 per student. $419 for $419. Every student was taken. The $419 was paid on the third day. Mr. Maya would at the plaza, begin the march, march 12th, and later into the plaza. ER BLUES at Black Bottom Charm Away... Somebody will put Black Spider in your shoe! ester Weaver's Record No. 8534 Black Spider Blues Devil Blues Sung by Sylvester Weaver with Guitar RECORD 25 West 45th Street, New York, N. Appreciation We desire to expore our pleasure through the appreciation to the many members of the community and to the thoughtful during our recent be- veiw. M. A. MAYES MR. AND MRS. FRED FINCH good music, beautifully dressed models, Glastonbury Suit Case will be found at the Pythian Temple, Valenc- ture night, February 14th. Oliver and Augustus Bandy, son of Prof. and Mrs. W. G. Honey, who will be attending the last five years after spending the Christmas holidays, Dallas. Dallas and Port Worth will spend the remainder of the winter months at the Douglas High School there. Staffed in Friday, Wednesday, Thursday at Heart Town. Mrs. Nellie Paul of Port Worth spending the week and with her daughter, Mrs. Corn Mose. Mr. and Mrs. Herrera Jackson and relatives left Mondeley right for Athens, Texas with the body of his brother Mr. Sam Jackson, who was accidentally killed by a fall from a Hotel window, by Ommer Nebrasks. The body was decomposed from Odomy to Dglas of his wife Mrs. Bond for Jackson. Mrs. Guinn, 511 A College, is critically ill, her relative in McKinney, were notified of her illness. Mr. II. Mitchell 2552 Florence Street, one of the many residents of The Hallar Express in Indopend. Mr. N. N. Bougier of Houston, Texas passed through the city in a route in Lansing, Texas and was the most of Sir. R. W. Price on McCoy Street. church. The approach to the seat from the front of the stage was very picturesque, indeed. Because of the formation of different firms made by the graduates. The girls wore white dress made up the which gave a beautiful appearance, once. The boys were black suits. First a song by the class. Then inventories by the Reverend Harper Ruby Harden was a naturalist. Charlie Plimore, Post-John Pui bright Historian, Rachel Conte prothet, Theodore Scott-Hattie Ian Gayda-Thompson, The Will Lottis-Brittany, Valedictorias Miss Kise, teacher of English, song. Singer of "You and I" and "The Song of Love." She plumed each time. The class songs were very well rendered and shook. The teacher trained. In each class she were these adult roles and got child roles, voices. Teachers and principal showed with congratulations. Pews boy, in the class took a pledge on January 31 that he would attend school. That had been told by the principal the harmful effects of tobacco upon the youth. The fact that he was a Pews boy classed was patternly emphatic. Principal Marshall spoke on the Value of an Education. He showed many a youth of a young man or a young woman with an education. He said in part, "Mothers and fathers, keep your sons and daughters in school, prepare them for life, and when positions offer them will be ready to take them. A young man with a college education has an earning capacity of $1500 per year, while a man with an untrained mind has a earning capacity of $600 per year. This means that the total earning capacity of the three types is the same of fifty years is $2800. It is 2000 and $1800 respectively, which untrained men begin to drop toward dependence at the age of 45 while the college man reaches his maximum earning capacity at the age of fifty. Why quit school for a job now? Why live up to school for dressing now? Stay in school for the first year education, and better post-school life by writing for you. You shall find in the high school 2000 who dress better than you. Girls who are wearing skills and satins, but do not become discouraged to cause you to have to wear a. What dress. If you have to wear a high dress, do so and strive hard to develop a brain that will be worth thousands of dollars a brain that will be obligate of earning as many money as possible for school, two or three free meals, an education well- qualified, and gambiaan! This may be the name of your parents only move from Dakar, but you must attend school until you complete the course comprehensively. You will be ready to begin life with those boys who have low scores, or those who are not sure to see you associate with boys who have high scores; young men who have a high score! VICTORY LIFE HOLDS FOURTH ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING at the Company on Wednesday, January 6, 1928 at 1:00 P.M. The closed in detail the remarkable progress made by the "organization of the Company," and the organization was expressed by all members on the manner in which the Report of Investor Overtake declared that the Company now owns as much as $200,000 at amounting to approximately $2,000, $600 as compared with $200,000 at amounting to approximately $2,000, $600. He also called attention to the fact that the Company had more than doubled during 1928. Mr. D. V. Johnson, showed Admitted Assets of $44,572,000, an compared with $44,572,000 at the close of 1928, which was $68,948,000 over just. Quoting from the report of the Manager of the Agents, Mr J. J. Stamby, is the following interesting comparison: which was $2,149,194. The production for $497 represents an increase of two hundred and a-eight-five per cent over 1926-or nearly three times as much. The significants in the production for 1927 is more clearly seen when compared with the records of other companies during a like or longer period. There is a Victory Life National of Florida, a white organisation, which is regarded as one of the progressive Southern Companies and during its fourth year of operation, its "Agency paid for $5,616,000. There is also a Victory Life of Kansas, which during its fifth year paid for $4,638,000. Kansas also has a Liberty Life, another white concern, which during its sixth year paid for $6,309,000. Then, we have our own Liberty Life of Chicago, which during its fifth year paid for $4,850,000. The record of some other companies is as follows: American Life of Colorado, 1916- boys who do not work, those boys who do not go to school, the boys who do not seem to have no object in view for life, let them not take any of your time. Fifty-three certificates were given which will admit as many pupils into the high school. Three pupils were given certificate signifying that they had not been tardy neither absent since the binnning of school. They were Hatte Mae Robinson, Theodore Scott and Lee Parkis. The certificate in music was won by L.J. Edwards. The present high school prize at the R.F. Dutrell School has an enrollment of fifty-two members. Do not miss the treat of the season. One with the benefit of dance. Two in one with the Preslilam at the Christian Temple. Valentine's night, February 25th. JOE BRIGHT'S COMPANY PRESENTS THE TWO ORPHANS Monday night, Joe. Bright opens the Mills R. Moore Theatre with the two orphans which gave the Theatre a score of "terrible" and a big night of real artistic acting. The show is built around a triple-boy and blind girl that falls separately in love with each other. But the boys mother is a tonic head and makes the children beg for her personage benefit. All through the show you will find yourself with your handkerchief whipping our tears. In fact it is one of a few shows that teaches a very day lesson along the righteous path. It is a sermon with itself. Miss Dolly Pace has the hair and with Alfred Nordum the villian, Mr. Bright himself is a master of the stage and is pleasing his audience with his part as a minister with no busiege. The cast envisage of Millie Holmes Laura Smith, Geinetta Walker, Red Jones, Helen Morris, Adel Randolph Joe Bright, Toby Bright, Jack Smith, Delta Pace, Jeremiah and Alfred Noron. The Layersette players will have to step and step lively to equal this drama that is being presented by the above company. The music is furnished by their own Sam Randolph. were with heels to step and step likely to. For hundreds didn't know the pos- equal this drank that is being issued, leaders presented by the IBE above, company, represented by the IBE, by. Williams in country criminal own Sam Rudolph, court Willys Knights and Whippets Fine Motor Cars. A line of good Used Cars GOUGH MOTOR COMPANY, Phone 2-7235 Ervay at C Colored Representative All these companies, although offer than our Victory Life, paid for less business in their fourth fifth, and sixth year than your Company did before it reached its fourth year. The report of the Assistant to the President, Mr. Chas. A. Shaw, traced the growth of the organization during the three years of its operation and, disclosed the fact that the Company is now operating in twelve states with fourteen functioning branch offices and furnish a high employment to more than five hundred persons. Dr. J. H. Lewis, the Modern Director, reviewed the work of the Medical Staff, and gave interesting data in connection with the mortality record. Several recommendations were made by him for the development of a Health Consort. The Wills and Directors, at Victory Life, Policyholders. Among those present at the meeting were Dr. P. M. H. Savory, of New York City, Bishop B. A. Carter, Mr. Ferry B. Hines, Dr. Edward Miller, Mr. T. H. Ramsey, Roy J. J. Jordan, Rev. J. H. McCavock, and Father Valentine. The Wills and Directors elected. For the ensuing year are as follows: President—Anthony Overton Vice President—General Counsel Richard Hill Jr. Vice President—Dr. H. McVayce, Vice President—George T. Kersey Vice President—Dr. J. M. Young Vice President—Dr. J. M. H. Savory Vice President--Medical Director, Dr. Julianh Le-Bourne Dr. Julianh Le-Bourne A. Shaw Manager--V. D. Johnsh Manager of Agencies--J. E. Auditor--J. Gaitand Wood Director--Herv. I. K. Williams Director--Maurer B. J. Jackson Director--Major B. J. Jackson Director--Dr. Edward B. Miles Director--J. W. Dunnes Director--Dr. C. P. Powell Director--Dr. C. P. Powell the men and women faced Judge Dramon Monday, 26 Traffit videotapes, and made the record for the day The men and women were new faces Garriano, Mike Davis, Darrun Johnson, Smith, Harris, Jones and Doughe. Held as Suspect of Shooting Wife pursuing at 1 a.m. mrs. Mrs. Chadwick and Mrs. Charles East Ford road and died from the wound. Her husband, Charlie Young, asked the questioning. Judge Fly held the inquiry. In these witnessing the murder, the men and women Moss Hobert and Miss Willie Mine Need. A shot was fired on the officers investigated. Meet me at the Priscilla Art Clinic style show. Display: Pyramid Temple, Saint Anne's Church, New York. WARNED Complaint Hand Teacher for 15 piece band. State terms. Commu- ment with APRTHUR M. GREENE. 10 West Avenue G, San Angelo, Texas. LIMITED POSITION, TOT WOMAN $200.00, WEAPON USED TO BLEEP HUSBAND Catherine Blair, who became an excellent friend with her husband that she brandished an unbended grief to her husband. She paid $100, plus costs of $15.50, from an planned policy to maturity. Her husband didn't know the post- nation lacked a lawyer. He was imprisoned by Judge Wilson in county criminal court. 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Eventually it must happen that the south comes to realize that equality of opportunity is the natural right of every person, and group and those things adopted a resultant change in the way of life. Long as it is felt that discrimination in the matter of the development of the agencies of human improvement is a paying proposition, it must that provision be MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Imcorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Any serious reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of Company or of organization which may appear in the column of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be gladly corrections upon the being brought to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance 1 Year $2.20 3 Months $3.00 6 Months $1.20 Single Copy .05 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Industrial daily Saturday Morning the 30th at 8:00. Better Avenue. Entered at Post Office at Dallas under Art of Class matter under Art of Class, March 1279. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Ziff Company, 404 South Dearborn St. Chicago, HI. W. B. Ziff Company, 404 South Dearborn St. Chicago, HI. W. B. Ziff Company, 404 South Dearborn St. Chicago, HI. B16. 11th Easman St. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hoisted the white matter, but rather now the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flames of the day, weight, tenacity, invertebrate, water, which trims so hard to catch the men on the coastline. It probes a patriotism as brass as our country, like its own, covers all the carriery occupied by the human race, ground but we it and are prospering. Days of the great come up and stand with this nation. W. R. KING. CHURCH VOTE TO DROP COLOR HAB AT CONVENTIONS The Federal Council of Church is an organization composed of several of the leading denominations, white, black, and blue. Recently the Executive committee of this organization not in Cleveland and among other things adopted a resolution urging all churches to place their places of meeting for the purpose that provision be made for delegates of other than the white race and that every precaution be taken to protect such brethren against embarrassment from any form of harassment. The resolution adopted attention to the fact that "the question of enforcing the 18th amendment has become an outstanding moral issue of our land." No one knows more, just in enforcing and probably more by enforcing more of the principle. cleverly to the way the church has come to the point of looking at the world. The church has come to be adopted by the churches of today for the reason that he has come to believe in the importance except as good political stakes and wills and as unpopular supposing believers in the prefaces of the Christmas of this year to the end of caskering the facing of the naked and brutal animals in this present America and of the natural exaggeration of the wanderings of the earth. The news of such exhilaration is interesting but not con For it is this same church group which goes to church on Sunday and visits the church on Monday, which its Negro library is forced to. Lo angustia Jesus answered by preformed Christians, in New York, when they are conscious of the branches of actual human beings when they are conscious of the branches of actual human beings. They themselves, continue among the diffrences of multitude of actual citizens of the same city, in the name of Jesus Christ. We say, the majority of them for Jesus Christ, the minority for some slaves. Not all, but nearly all. And we do not expect that our congregation will do any of the things that the Lord expels will forbid it. "First of all, the white race should set for the Negro as worthy example in the virtues of self-control, respect for the law and regard for the rights of others. And in the meantime leaders of the Negro race should be diligent in their efforts to instill in the youth of their blood an appreciation of liberty under the law and a love of those things conducive to the peace, happiness and prosperity of the community at large. To an� the subject of the Negro Therefore, Horash, in many other ways a strong and admirable man, fims himself playing on the Negro question the same ignoble rate that Daniel Webster played on this question of fugitive slave laws. Tozah is wrong as the rights of colored citizens, and promises to "The only way you can determine how well the boy likes you is by what he says and what he does, since he has not ask you to "It keep you from going to school. Perhaps he loves you but does "Under such a program" continues the editorial, "we would have something substantial upon which to base the hope for a more law-saving city and a better day." It is by no means withholdable that the situation in southern cities is different from that in northern cities, practically the case in every city of the south particularly where "The Negro has grown to maturity in an atmosphere of ignorance and crime" and in a section where no premium has been placed upon home life and its improvement. It is rather hard to imagine any other genet, from the sort of indifference which characterizes so many of the black communities in the south, than they not only do not try to improve the condition of their Negro citizens but they even go to the lengths of making it necessary that they continue to live in these "atmospheres of ignorance and vice." Crowded homes along crusades and mary mudholes in sections of the city naturally useless for any other purpose are regular breeding places for disease and uncleanliness. capacity so small that they cannot hope for material economic independence, poor schools which must continue to be poor because of the fact that public sentiment declares that "Negroes do not need the same amount of training as do others." What else is there to expect for reduction of a state's servitude? It is that the state will need many other beautiful natural creations owe their being to such surroundings. But human beings are different. They thrive and grow in soul and mind as the result of environment which was to support and strengthen the state so objectively. The amount of Negro crime in Memphis is considered unusually large according to The Commercial Appeal, leading daily of that city, which in its editorial of a few days ago, stated that four times as many Negroes died homicide death than did whites according to population. In assigning a reason for this unusually high number it had the following to say: "a fitting home environment and the proper training of heart and mind are absolutely essential in order to prevent the growth of criminal tendencies in those who are passing through the formality periods of their lives. "In the effort to eradicate the criminal tendencies of the Negro the problem is almost entirely that of education—a spiritual, moral" mental. The temperament of the Negro such that there is little hope of reforming him who has already begun a career of crime. The Negro who has grown to maturity in an atmosphere of ignorance and vice has little fear of the law when for any reason, he is aroused and the legal penalty prescribed for crime seldom stays his hand. WE AGREE WITH MR. EVERMAN It is probably true that the average person in Dallas who is forced by circumstance to ride the street cars will not be materially interested in the technicalities which are involved in the arguments of the street car company with Mr. Everman, supervisor of Public Utilities in Dallas; but all of them are vitally interested as well as exceedingly pleased with the news that his recommendations are to the effect that the increased fare be refused the car company. And particularly is this true of the Negro riding public which, at best, in no position to stand the increased expense of transportation to and from jobs which support them and their families but meagerly. All of this is the opinion of The express despite the published letter of one member of the race who, for the purpose of attracting attention to himself, it seems, agreed that the car company should have the increased fare. It is unthinkable that a group of people as poverty stricken as are the Negro inhospes of this city could welcome any addition to their already very heavy burdens of debt and current expense. BATHING, YESTERDAY AND TODAY By Algernon B. Jackson When, back in 1812, the first bathtub was installed in the home of a wealthy manufacturer in Cincinnati, the daily press was fioded with letters from into physical lines. These medical men said the shoes of taking regular baths would be dangerous! The idea was criticized so severely that in one of our several commonwealthies the legal nature, setting upon the tip given by doctors whom the public thought know more about health than any layman, tried to stop this "devilion idea" by imposing a tax of $20 on each bathtub installed. Hostel, following this lead, set fully prohibited baths, except after proper medical advice, the order of ordinance being drafted by phrase, lang. In Philadelphia an orifice which would have made it like to take baths except after March and before November was defeated by only two votes. Do not laugh! It is no cause for disability. Remember that when a profession takes itself seriously, makes certain brave actions and finds later it was a matter of course, given out, per in the atman of his very folk it depends upon for a livelihood. Prospective medicine, open publicity openly arrived at, and does their best to make it as good as their present stars, of public acceptance. In spite of some medical Man's Notes FIELD HAND FROM GILMER SPEAKS IN THE DEFENSE OF HIS RACE you can do it, you ought to do it; their conversation at eleven o'clock, you owe it to our country; you owe it to your race, you owe it to your business to the people, you owe it to your job of this, that, or the other, and your own line in particular; you ask to ask why in the world in the church, I bought one hundred are you not more liberal than you dred song books for my church, I are not general questions pertaining to your life, I are not educated to educate my folks that they Dallas Express to 400 members of most Yankees, Grays, Gray, etc. evidence of the overbearing, or not, NOIZE. If the stories appear in my congregation every Sunday, All Day SUNDAY FUNHALKS. The average at the gates that one is bilingual in your question to my mind, or if the editor and that is the way we're all during the week, then, have it and disregards you. I am sick and tired at seeing these white insurances agents standing in these Negro homes with their hats on, sitting down in Negro homes when I must go to their back door. NEGRO MUN ARE NERDED with honest and polite and you will always have a job, friends and your heads of our PAMILLED-If a place to work. The only way you can determine how well the boy lives you can by what he says and what he does since he has not yet you know. He keeps you from going to school. Things he loves you but does not keep you from going to school. Things he loves you but does not keep you from going to school. That is no reason that you should discern your own needs from that of others. There are many things that you will learn to school that will help you to improve your communication with others. With other individuals of various disciplines you will learn to communicate with others, which entails plays in the married life of couples. You will learn to school for sleepy purpose. Who knows that what you think you will be doing will actually be training along some line to know how to do it. and wealth. He has time to play. The Negro born 61 years ago, so to speak, he is trying to equalize himself with white folks. You are not of people and of communities in- at Washington, D.C. there is a that will have anything to do with my affairs with my investment do it if it is indeed there there they snuck. I get letters from him often and he has he is going to send them to me and I will take them and walsfor for all the time. C. V. W. The only thing to do about the business is to present appreciation to many others that may be treated as far more important than the money I have morris seems to be habit with most women now that they are available to the young. I have broken a few self yet my life is not unaddressed as the worst. EDITOR'S NOTE: Why do you write your troubles? The Nair's Nair. The conductor this column is by. I be persu well served in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of service to those whose counsel of a special situation. She will tell you the young girls how to solve their problems. She will tell you the same advice. She has and opportunity to answer pollutants of their children are viewing the problems why not tell Nair. When you are in need of counsel you The Golden Age. The Swiss Air. Dalhousen Town Agriculture Industry and Business BUDGET VERSUS BANKRUPTCY Competition obliterates one to "meet" the market" is selling anything. The competition between competition between merchants has established very small margins. I know how much I took in and I know how much I paid in that the prevailing price scale to meet all the bookkeeping is need. department story man who needs lot of figures, to tell where I'm at." Be spoke a colored retailer in a good business, approximately, it a favorable, neighborhood, was a few short months after the following week. I was very successful. closed out through bankcupper proceedings. "The man ogged the first time, and on his ghelbsed over the coast, and well assisted me." of zerchendies. There had been a reduction in the number of new homes and the ghelps were lowed to a great loss of pride. The man had obslued the life of his mercanteous equipment, and the was erased. He would not have left to themselves but, after he was occasionally, he had more been no contribution to the government, pure and simple. He went back because he had looked his business because he had always been so big. Not knowing he had perplexed not to being too obstinate to do it, he said the only possible one to remember all of those Too many merchants in the first thing in detail. Therefore, the day, finish of success feel that they talked records of each day but have some God-given faculty of year must be relied upon, as the bower able to do without help that certain barometer of the business which other men have to learn. One must know how to analyze how to do before beginning. And interpret the meaning of these news, or as they go along, never change to learn more and more. The man of whom we are late, being become a bankruptcy because of "stickery," a word that is the most of the experiences of others. Arefal one in the lexicon of a great industry, and the big reason for the inventory, not annually, but every body. To sell goods, one must first buy. Buying with intelligence is the key to success. It is the use of native common sense associated with such knowledge as the merchant can, possibly acquire about what. Nowhere in the world is the程度 of information for the asking as in this land of our own. There are few trade secrets. Great organizations trade societies and Research Agencies have made available so all the essential knowledge of business. One has put to work it severely enough to work. I hope I will be understood by the hundreds of my readers. I can for this reason care to, for care to, for care to. I need help. I need help. Let it also be understood that whatever may come, I am unaware of the Editor of the Dailer Express and the proprietors in the name of Clarence Starks and Bwll Woolley. I am complimented and congratulated because they are handling Our father's estate wonderfully. They are caring and they are singing me and need help. Thanking you in advance for this articles. I am. Respectfully yours W. L. W. DECKBON President of Dekkson Centered Qrphanage, Hilmer, Texas AFRICAN METHODISM IN THE ACID TEST -- THE GENERAL CONFERENCE MEETING IN CHICAGO NEXT MAY MUST FACE STUBBORN FACTS *W. M. PLATT, Principal* GAINESVILLE — The St. James Lille Madre Woods, Reporter, C. M. M. Sunday School was, very quiet for the graduates of Madre Woods, attending letters in the Yvonne School and also the teach, quarter featuring the lesson. A were invited, the Low. The very beautiful assistance of the less experienced girls served. Lille Madre Woods, M. K. Mumfordian, Sunday School, Thalima Inver, Mary M. Mumfordian was dismissed by Mater Eden. Madre Woods, M. K. Mumfordian were conducted in the most sacred manner with the Preaching Elder in Myrtle Le Belle, Lorene Murray, cultured sermon. After the sermon Lola Rogere John Haines James the mercantor was administered by William, Williams, William, Dr. Drake, Wright Preaching Eden J. M. Foune. This marks the one hundred and forty-first year since the Father of African Methodism began their battles for the religious cannon of the Negroes of the world—although nothing of such magnitude could have been imagined by them at that time, notwithstanding that has been the accumulated result. It is also the one hundred and twenty mile stone of its original life, and perhaps all of them, in its long and eventful history, have question so vital to its present status and of such farreaching consequence to its assured equally scrupulous position in the future development of our race life, as those with which the delegates to the approach the Conference will have to grapple. It often harponed in the life of Israel that it became necessary for them to go back to their old and central land—marks to get their bearings—in fact it has been true of all great movements down the ages, when they have arrived at a crisis, its leaders have gone down in quest of the spirit and inspiration which furnished the orlaine urge. I think we may not be able to think of such a course at this time in the life of the A.M. Church. Much may be gained by sympathetic study of the monstrous records of the early days and catch the spirit of the father, especially the very frank way they approached their delicate problems. One which is especially interesting to us is the case of the Rev. John Tiel Coker, who was the first daily elected bishop of the church—elected one day, remained the preest and was subsequently tried before a committee for some crimes which is not mentioned in the records and was found guilty and was被判了 from the church. No man had been, except for the movement that he, and his friends at that time was seemingly intolerable, and from the view of the expediently the infast Church he reason of his distinguished service might have justified itself as badly. FT. WORTH BAKER CHAPSE, CHICHER JETV. R. 4, Walker, Pastor, Room M, Stevenson, Haysley Services at Baker Chapter A-M-M Church corner Humboldt and Iliopole Ave, were at high tide, Sunday, Jan. 29th. Sunday school at the usual hour was conducted by the Sext. Mr. Hardie, Mr. Hardie and Mrs. H. H. Hardie. At the 11 o'clock hour the Church filled to its capacity was laying recipient of the high school faculty and mid-term graduating class who assembled here for the baccalaureate sermon. The pastor, principal and class were costumes that were an emblem of learning marched into their places, followed by our choir who in their own way furnished their own private portes for the reception. Rev. Walker in his discourse to a class of 25 young persons, who were entering into a life of career, and the pastor gave an exegesis of how God has been admitted and with assurance provided an equal opportunity to all men. Prof. L. M. Johnson, principal of the high school in his remarks expressed his appreciation for the splendid way in which they, Walker presented the religious side of education. Sunday night might be MacArthur's mostly tendered intermission, interrupted by dont Mr. V. R. Hickey. The Junior chair dreamed in white robes fur- ished Mrs. V. R. Hickey loved Mrs. A. R. Bice and a jacket which she also chanted, chanted in parisms made by Prof. O. I. Saunders of Austin, Texas. Women always will win worship here. PACIFIC AVENUE SCHOOL NOTES E. W. PLATT, Principal Tillie Madee Woods, Reporter. The Low 11 Grade gave a basket for the graduate. The Low 11 Grade gave a basket for the teacher were invited. The Low 11 served the cake and the tea. The Low 11 served the tea and the tea. The Thema, Mary A. Illinois, Geneva Coadman, Illin and Other Ofta accompanied by Miss. Jacqueline. Aldridge appeared in Boston, Rosemont to armmen "to Armstrong, fast on Oxford, with Karen as Isaac." Aldridge was a member of the Army's organization of the afternoon with Miss. Jacqueline a tradition that was Karen's first tribute. She states a wartime visit in his youth, and so learned about the American Revolution. She attended Jackson and Wilkinson Hamilton, for way. That there another trainee president of this city were in the time that his father was a presidee of the city. She was a member of the recent home in Wichita Falls, that it was sent to Edinburgh to母亲 returning. They report a study for the ministry, but drifted as it was in the time of competition, men to have winked at the crime of Mr. Coker, but not so, when the committee before whom the later had been tried reported finding him guilty, another committee was appointed to examine the evidence upon which they had convicted Daniel Coker and when the second committee concurred in the findings of the original committee. Brother Coker was expelled from the A. M. & Church. GARRETT HILLS — The M. Olive, Olive Hall, also but also appointed Sunday School school on board at the school time with Burp, with the teachers seaparent's blood-and-thunder tragedy, at their post. An interesting re- of Titian Andronico and in south-view delivered by the pastor. Never arms traced by Oromo king Shah Abbas, the teacher's blood-and-thunder burning message, "Come 'Unome Jiuhu Brutto Boothe, 'Zhanna, Rolla to all my heavy hides and I will and Grombeam about exhausted the king's blood-and-thunder." At 5 p. m., the "Respectful Regent" At 5 p. m., but with his limited position, Y. P. U. was opened with the stillness Aldridge manned to — set Kits, a nice pro-decorations tree, the rulers of Rohan rendered "colorless" white and black, playing in Bruselas to an unimprov John 10.3. Intaught by our pastor, audiences. He used his color as a the army, and he was sent to war in some strange things today." Luke, "But there is record of an all-annual conference. There was planned, Mr. D. John T. Mr. John T. that lived on black company appearances in New York each annual conference, plans for the company died shortly thereafter, the occupation of such territory was announced and was buried in the army, and bill advertisements for the Arriary A, in many in many cities, were published in the Company, which is to appear home of her daughter, Mrs. Gladys to live. Behrohm Tree got him to new high seventh class are study-Wmms on Jackson street. The furnish the musk for many of Sting hard so as to be well rewarded at the close of the semester. County Teachers Institute was held then Philipps' tragedies, like Thir-Stoutness high school. Just Pd. id. "Llyzes," Nero, and "Fust." Miss Willis Max Bristol has been day and Saturday. Prof. W. II "He we see that the black race elected by the faculty as the spre-Jones, principal Mrs. J. L. Kincer has a creditable background of a student at the Peciffe. A.V. Amie Torrence the Harmond Foundation has a school on the executive committee. Dallitt's Wm. Mary Smith is a Mr. Mr. SAW awarded prizes and awards to 16 Mrs. Mary Smith's Green, Greenville, Negro men and women for Black-White. MINISTRY WEEK MARKS HIGH AT WENT DALLAS ML. Gillard, West Dallas Rev. O. R. McKinsey, Pastor Mr. Stotley, St. John's Sisters in charity of services Mr. M. M. M. spended presiding each night by stunt Sunday here visiting friends, a gifted voluminist and composer. This different pastors Sunday School. MEMBRIN - The Mr. Pleasant B. Negro is carrying a niche for him. $20 a. m., good, Mrs. Clark, Furt 11 a. m., expression meeting by C. S. still, progressing daily. $20 a. m., good, Mrs. Clark, Furt Mrs. D. P. Lewis, President Mrs. R. B. Payne, Reporter TEXAS TOWNS GAMESVILLE. The St. James C. M. K. Sunday School was, very bitterly studied with one of the masters, and was featured in the master featuring the lesson, very beautiful application of the school's curriculum. The school M. Fountainhead, Dainty Sch. was dismissed because of closed service were conducted in the most recent engagement with the Presbyterian sermon. After the sermon the sermon was delivered by D. Smith, pastor of Wright, Presbyterian M. M. Wout and Pittsburgh, Pa. Foh. 4-(ANP). United States and to tender in pay that "experience seems to indicate" Reports at the meeting indicate, The letter also as evidence of the George Webster, on the aming "the if it is finally determined, that in most American communities that the company endorses the ketoconazole, the merger in one phase of Peter Waters of the Warrior Defense Fund is being made, the members of Hybridol and Flight admitted assets of the concern are and continues." We find that in his letter, Waters a conditioned by those whose names are fear of prosecution," over $1,600,000.00 with $1,600,000.00 have provided one efficient Colored man who has been compared to Jacqueline, the former report shows and the Department of Justice asked to join an members of the Department of Education and health employment to 125 people with 200 her. Histographic services among institute "successor to the Life Fund Committee," of the Negro citizens of the South 900 policholders in the following three Chosen Colored administrators. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1928 $5 or More Allowed for Your Old Book, Regardless of its Condition. ARMS AS LOW In The Kitchen— Time Shown In Dy a-Drawer Broiler Gas Ra Now Offered in Pastel Shades of Autumn Brown, Spring Green and Tangerine All Means See These Beautiful New And Gas-Ranges, Now on Display at Anderson ANDERSON 30 Years in Business—S and make groups throughout the country are capable to encourage Mr. Lowden's volume Fund and lary campaign manager, Clarence Cole-Trask, to proceed with the lary Foundation for the Loveland area of Street, pulpm, despite the fact that the wizard Bilton governor has been silent on the al- pine George valuation. Mr. Blick is creating a hazard in the proposed construction with their aid of Mr. Chuhn. Universal In-a-Drawer Broiler Gas Range TITANIAN NORRISE B. HUXDON IS NEW PRESIDENT OF ATLANTA FIRE COMMISSION of Ala. d. of Ala. offered in his work. Ala. is elected at Ala. offered in stockholder document. d. of Ala. Alanta, Ala. de. 4. d. of Ala. Annual meeting of the Stockholder de. of the Alanta Life Insurance Co. offered in home Office, Alanta, Georgia offered in home Office, Alanta, Georgia begins today. Many look anxiously tired as the court declares the judge of TYNCHEN HAVE TO BE JUDGE into the future with the hope of a verdict. The judge, who was charged with OF LAW, SAW ALEXANDER the editor, the editors were charged with OF LAW. Car Load Sale Universal Gas Ranges Lowest Price In Universal History The choicest in 'Universal history.' This mold range with 14-inch depth and buffer, white doors and ophthalm, without heat control and line-drawing, fiber over artery, uninjected and connected. The In-Actioner, Better In the greatest practical improvement made on 8 am, range in every town. In this hotel you compare with hotels in the added articles and accouments which it offers. OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US TO-MORROW URE CO Time Management PROPORTION- LOUISIANA NEGRO MEMBERS OF AGGRESS OF G. O. P. HOLD PRIMARY OWNER using the WHITE DEPOSITION --- representation of Those States. Mr. Tikham has invited James N. A. C. P to a conference in Washington on this measure, and uses that Negroes through their representatives in Deegrass that the matter of the denial of the vote to Negroes be given the right to vote. New Orleans, La-Perk County, A. N. P., Depois the efforts of the city, has, based with others, and are seeking to destroy the point of Walter Cohen, the 1st of the Louisiana, the N�ra facility of the party held its primary purpose Tuesday which resulted in a one-whelming victory for Mr. Cohen. When the date of the primary was announced, the state refused to furnish politics benefits and claimed that the primary was illegal. Mr. Cohen sought the advice of State Committee Chairman Horace who placed his stamps of arrest upon the primary. The white were invited to take part in the primary and some did. The vote was White men 899, white women 150 and the Negro vote was 1,281, and 28 Women. The G. O. P. in the State of Louisiana might be said to be vided into three factions, namely the Cohen faction, the Katsy faction, and the Hamilton-and-Walders Clubs which are composed of the city and the state. At Tuesday's primary, N�ra was elected to the nation. The election was held on the state's final committee and the State was ANY SUFFERERS FROM PILM no matter how long without risk for a penny. Just write and I will send you a combination home treatment absolutely FREE. If satisfied, send $1.00 otherwise you are absolutely nothing. CARD OF THANKS We, the members and relatives of the deceased, Mrs. Locustine K. Brown, sister of Mrs. Locustine K. Brown, sympathies and sincere thanks and apologies to the many friends who have come to see and be welcomed by her recent friends, and Seahurst, Laguna, Will Summers, Son, Will Summers, Son, Spyderer, Kimentosse, Son, Mrs. Carry, Smyth, Faughter and Mrs. Faughter. BLACK CAT WEBING BONE Bee's the last time the Cat WEBING BONE Arose from Carrière St. M. James Hospital Church The selection of our choir, and all of our matriarchs, have been carried out in a very pleasing way. We have a strong bodily, night with such an admirable surprise, and the most pleasing of our dear pastors the absence of our dear pastor in Chicago, who has been in coach in the Op. Foreign Bury- ing Service in Chicago, who has evidenced of faithfulness of our ambassadors and the love of our fellowmen for the year. The mught was applied with Bac. Hewitt, a very well-known matriarch, a bright future for an ambitious pupil, a bright future for of the top men he has great in- prisonment for the ministry. We are praying earnestly for his future Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Herron, Sunday after noon at 12 P.O. which Mrs Herron was buried from the Daughters of Tombstone Lodge of which she was a member for a number of years. Rev Mr. Maria affiliated from the diocese of St. John, in the absence of Dr. J. H. Wim, our pastor. Musherney Society 22. Hohen, was brought from John II. to Mrs. II. Land. When, even with present record to have been well pleased, each of the members of the Musherney Society was fairly well attended. He was and had served in total. Monday eight a great lecture was held delivered by Prof. R. R. R. and Dr. S. S. of the University, now called with Central Ya. Ha. C. W. W. B. B. and conducting special visits of class for white in the same class. This great Philanthropy occurred one of the most interesting lectures at the same time. The lecture was held on the subject of the foreign countries. His subject was The Middle Ages. From Homer and the Figaro at Rome. From Caienniati, Ohio, where he met the National Foreign Minister. The class was held on the subject of information and will fill the part of the lecture and be informed of the future plans of the Board. We are going to have a crowded house all the R. R. R. Next week. When will be before the State Workers in Rome, Texas and plus one or two of them the U. S. and plan to meet the class for the next three weeks. For the last course in the Foreign P. H. Dr. L. N. Brimmer Birmingham, England Dr. T. H. Hathaway, Birmingham Prof. T. H. Hathaway, attendant and superintendent from classes worn hospital. Hum Donts are done with care and the things they must be done. Prof. Thomas, in short Prof. Tathaway, said that each day he was in the hospital he begged a Silver offering next Sunday in order to help the hospital mourn the loss of his brother very lamentably. Prof. Tathaway, said that A. G. 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P.育 filled the roll of 3 o'clock and his sermon was wonderful. At 1:30 Sunday he breached another soul stirring sermon, and assisted by Rev. C. J. Jones, who sat forth every effort to make Quince Sharp, Mayor of the city. Martha Hornbuckle is the assistant director. The Progressive Club, next at the Ranton High School Sunday January 22nd. The subject discussed "Does it pay to be honest." As our visitors we had Dr. T. M. McDonald (white), President of the Board of Trustees of the Wolfs City Public Schools and Honorable and inviting. Rev. Walker's subject was the conditions of revocation, Lake 13-21. In the discourse the pastor is out of salvation and declared that the way to salvation is in conformity. DEWEYVILLE - Sunday School was largely attended, Sept. E. L. Williams was at his post. The pastor, Rev. Taylor had services off day. The A. M. E. pastor Rev. Watson (while prayed at 3 o'clock. The audience was good call during SAN ANGELO — The Sampson Church. They have a wonderful library, the Muthers Club, Peartle Man's Station (a 5th grade student), Muthers Church, the Muthers School, Mrs. Geneva Smith, the High Solons was the winner. How most has near-completed it has returned home in Rotton in the week Mrs. Texas Warren in the week I'll be here have done great things, and we are glad of him. Three new members have been added and all departments of the Church are open. Mrs. MATHAN — All Churchers were well attended Sunday. Rev. A. R. Smith was ordained to the ministry of her for a New day. Mr. Alex M. MATHAN was ordained to the ministry of her for a New day. Mr. Oliver Turner entertained the Muthers Club at the Muthers Hall. what-crowded, boofting of five candidates for the pastor was a very solemn affair. The weather being very cold this winter was warm as a person could stand it, as we were fatidated in automatic heater at the cost of $300.00. We were disbanded at 22:00, after a order to be back at 22:00. P.M. is often a double funeral. Mrs. Crumbly, one of our old battle-scared soldiers, parted this life last Thursday, she spent many years of her life serving. Through the church, she will be greatly missed. Mr. Will Mann, was known who also died several days ago, he had been ill for some time. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Chorus and a Knight of Pythian the Pythism made a great showing. Nine different Lords were represented also the Courts of Cuth-the and Uniform Hank members were present. gain next Sunday. No, read your Bible study your Bible, learn the Bible, and when the solid truth is told you will know. Watch this paper each week and learn the culture of this debate. The B.Y. F.L. at 6 o'clock will Run. M. H Hooker, president with the regular progress. Evening services at 4 o'clock, after a few minutes by F. F. F. A. O.F.W. who introduced the J. B. W. Weyer pastor of the Religious Baptist Church, Monarch, Tessie, who do-led the message of the evening-subject "Faith." He made many说明ations to B. F. F. After the sermon we administered the Lord's Burber, M. H. for the or-ation was furnished by the senior chair under the direction of Mrs. A. H. Sowyer. This was very and-dined for us often as you read this book, and drink this soup, we do-grew the Lord's Good this time. I. Cor. II. 26. Mrs. Julia Cannon reported a중독대학 Mr. A. W. Richardson, 1920, from the Department of the Service, Formier, president of the Service, Chair at his next Sunday. Mr. T. A. Walker of Allen Chapel, X. M. B. Church has been also several weeks, was doing nicely Sunday. Monday night Broadcasting over KPRK Junior Chair and the Orchestre. Tuesday night, Mon's Week of the Woodch of Union—hear him. Thursday night's part of all six villages and banquet. Mrs. Lucile, October 19th of October, has invited the chairs of each church in the city for a program over the Radio Monday night. Hun J. W. Stewart of "Jasawan, Miss, the prime mayor of this arrangement for organising a st账 in the store is urging that the di-sana of 31. Worth come together Wednesday night Pah, 1st and make this a permanent organization. SACOGDOCHES — Little Zion Church was well attended Sunday morning with 12. J. Price, assistant agent at his post. The lesson was well taught, by the teachers of the various classes collection good. Mrs. D. Simone, ago 85 fell through the floor of her house and sustained serious injury, breaking a small bone. He is not flight 17th. Mr. C. Colling of Recor. Ala. is in the city, he will be here about six months. Rev. Hawley and wife of Maclard, last stopped over in the city as guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Richards last Saturday night. They left Sunday morning by motor for Honors. Thea. Where they will JEFFESSON - Mrs Martins Armstrong of Palis, Texas arrived home 1927 Thursday slick and can be found at the home of her mother in West End Rev. W. W. Webb, pastor of the Union Baptist Church arrived here last Friday evening delivering wonderful sermons all day Sunday; collections read, Mrs. Willie Robinson, returned with Mrs. W. H. Pryor, from Marshall Sunday night and with her being visiting for the next few days before going to the country visit Uigho home (of) to Albert Jones was arrested last week. Last Saturday Mr. B. Luster, and Miss Mary 7. Singleton was united in Holy wed, lock at the home of the brides mother and father. T.X.ARKANA. a Mr. Sanford Heath died at his home on Sublur-pur Street, after two weeks illness. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his loss. Miss Mary Boston remains very sick at her home in Bobo town, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Swink accompanied by Mrs. Mattie Wallace of Wichita, Kansas, motored to Debalh Sunday where they visited relatives and friends Mrs. Ethan Simpson is resting nicely at home on Our Street at this welting Miss Vuna Mrs. and CoddeLLockfit accompanied by their "slater and brother-in-law" Mr and Mrs Knight all of London, Texas, visited relatives in Texas, in January. Sunday, Percy A. and Miss Illasche Preston, Naoulia and Ben, also Janinita Willis visited friends in Arkansas. Sunday afternoon, The Read the Dallas Express each week and at 120th Buchanan Ave. Telephone your news to reporter, Percy Preston, phone 3216 W. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1928 WOLFE CITY — Sunday School was well attended at all Church. Sunday the 22nd was a red letter day for Ebeniger Baptist Church Dr. J. J. Gilmore delivered two spiritual sermons. The following officers of the Y. W. A. were installed at the morning service. Miss Nurnice Wortham, President Miss Noema Clark, Vice President Miss Lemilo Payne, Secretary, Miss Mattie Lee Alexander, assistant Secretary; Miss C. J. Waufford, Mrs. Jno. Clark's filled her place in the installation. Martha Hornbuckle is the assistant director. The Progressive Club in at the Shannon High School Sunday January 22nd. The subject discussed "Doed it pay to be honest." A four-year visitors we had Dr. T. M. McGrath's Medical School, at Board of Treaties of the Wolfs City Public Schools and Honorable Quince Rharp, Mayor of the city. Dr. McDonald delivered to the club a timely lecture in which many good things was said Prof. J. Taylor and Rev. J. Gilmore responded to the address Mr. Jordyn Jones and part of his flow. Present were the Sunset of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gamble and Mr. and Mrs. Red Jones. Mrs. Patella Miller of Clube Surge spent the week and in the city, the guest of her sister Mr. B.V. Thomas, Mr. A. C. 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Johnson, Mrs. B. J. Hixon, Mr. Hibby and several others Calvarys were invited to attend. Harne Priest might attend the service. Principal of Blackhill High School, she knows how to serve at the house of their respective parents. Mine is close to providing. It is reported that Marianne Gloce and her little daughter Gloce is spending the week and month at the home of Mr. Pete Gohs. Report is good. Advice class will A NACOGDOURS — The District Board meeting held with Galvan Baptist Church Friday and Sunday Jan. 27-29 was reported to have been a very successful meeting with good attendance, also the District board held with Little Zion H C was well attended and much business was transacted. Services at all other churches 4e the city were well attended. All Sunday Schools were well attended. Egy Jams Price met with a very serious accident while in Laffin. The last Sunday, Mr. Eddie McWane was killed that Friday in the Riverport, La. when a fast train struck his car at a road crossing. His results were brought here and buried in Clover Cemetery. Sunday evening. On the sick night this week: Mr. Ida Donovan, 216 Laanana Street, Mrs. Hattie Paul, on Shawnee Street, Mr. H. C. Chairman of Tenahn-Texas was a visitor in the city Saturday and Sunday. Misses Tony Watson and Jervyn Handy spent the week end with Miss Robbie McE-Robinson in Camden, Texas. GRAPELAND-Mr. George Polto who was drowned in Trinity river on the 16th of Dec. was found and buried on January 21st Mr. J. H. THE Y. W. C. A. A REALTY IN DALLAS FORMAL OPENING SOON 100 years of age. Mrs. Carrie Johnson Wells is spending a few days with her mother. Prof. Williams and Mr. Jeskins of Port Worth spoke at the St. Emanem Baptist Church Wednesday night in the interest of the United Friends of America. Rev. John Junior of Q.K. preached at St. James A. M. E. Church Wednesday night. Mr. W. Cochran of the Denton and Colline County Insurance Company is confined to his home on account of sickness. I. T. 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He is made up, and they send for Jesus in the midst of Him — get Him home, and bothers were outside and desired to see Him. Ever ready with a reply to any interruption, taking around on His disciples, He asked, who were His mother and brother? and then uttered a truth which has been the subject of much debate — that those who do the will of God, His mother, it is stranger that people can shout themselves hoarse, throw their hats in the air, jump up on the seats and cheer for hours at the games, prize fights, political rally, or at the theatre, but when one becomes enthusiastic, differ as to the extent that Mary shared the opinion of the rest of the family auto the condition of Jesus. Some think she was in full sympathy with their Nees, while others propose the conflict that their attempt to bring Him from His work would be likely to create. When Paul was speaking before the king with spiritual power, the king would make the mad. "We need more of such sanity. Doth make the mad." We need more of such sanity. 2.—The Charge of the Scribes. The ever increasing popularity of Jesus had thoroughly apposed he ecclesiastics at Jerusalem — time had come for definite action. They seem to withdraw the commission which had been sent out some time before and send a new well selected group not so well known to the followers. He was a man who had a great deal of the same, but his fame as a wonder-worker had led thousands to believe on Him — their chief concern was to discredit this influence. They saw the wonderful work of Jesus—cure of all diseases were perfected at the laying on His hands, demons were expelled at His word—a man both dumb and blind is healed so he at once spake and saw. How could they disport such mighty works? How may actual re-h流通? How may the great man be? How may they try to discredit commendable work? We have known preachers even, to destroy their usefulness in a new congregation trying to show the weakness of their predecessor. These scribes attributed the mighty works of Jesus to Satanic influences. "He hath Beelzebob and, by the prince of the demons casteth he out demons." It is said that the great man was the man who had made the great thing but this is a serious charge and must not go unhallenged. The name Beelzebob is likely derived from Beelzebul, the Fly god of the Philistines. Flies are often such a plague in the East that a fly-god was often necessary—it would also be quite natural for the later Jews to express hatred of their ancient enemies, the Philistines, by calling Satan by the name of the god of the god, and by the name of the foe-hanging rebuke from the Master. He pointed out the fallacy of their argument by showing that a kingdom divided against itself was sure to fall—the name was true of any divided house. To this they could not reply. He put these enemies to shame before the multitude and they slink away. The fact that the Protestant Church is divided into two hundred denominational groups may account for the slow progress it is making in saving the 3.—Nazeretz has its Last Chance. Once before Jesus had been cast out of His town, but after His fame had spread far beyond the borders of his village, he came to the town to feed the hood, and is rejected — it is not recorded that He even returned. We should be careful not to miss our last chance. The outlandish pitiers on the mornings program were Chopse by. Qu Starlight Stand Group Read: Miss Orkney & David Voss: Sole-Mist-Clyde McGriffier Paper-Mrs. C. J. Johnson Song—The Church Chair These numbers so stirred the society of those present—that Old Warriors rejoined in their accosted way, but with greater insurance. Young men and Young women—related and gave aloud an claim to his name without police or shame. Strong age-worn moved by. Mr. Power of His Presence. There was evidence truly of loss guess, for young women and young men spoke as they had not been known to ask it before. In life. The W. H. P. L. was the best attended and most wholesome in structure that had held for quite a while. They move forward. Fine for President Wiley. The night service was conducted by the W. H. M. p.-Sister Ruby Raby, President acting as conductor for the response to her call for Rible. Quotations was so selected that at the close of the period she lost many wife. Hadler trying to put in their vases. So determined were they. Had she deceived that same, having filled in a first effort, returned to the second st THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1928 The Secretary and every member of the Junior Church were present and active. If you were so of age of this department then a present and do your duty. Quite a hundred fifty members have signed up for the year showing their interest and purpose. If you have not done so don't put it off. The Church needs to know what to expect of you. Sunday, 8th, is Organizing Day. Be sure to bring dinner for yourself and somebody else. We are looking for every member. DON'T RAY AWAY. The Day was the greatest that the Church has experienced in many a day. You can't tell a thing about it. If you were not there, COME AND WORSHIP WITH US. Sunday was a high day with the Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church Sunday School on time with Baptist D. I. Lee at his post. The Easym was enjoyed by all and reviewed by Stator Jannis MacPierning, the Quitting Rape. A sea At 11 o'clock, pastor R. Lane preached a wonderful sermon, the spirit ran high. We all not have R.Y.P.U. on the account of sickness, at 6:45 o'clock, pastor R. Lane picked up the cross and it was a great shout in the camp. The Missionary Women are taking all the women to take a part in the Mission each Monday afternoon. The hour is 3 o'clock with sister Mattie Halston will be at her post. Rev. R. Lano, Pastor T. C. Highlighter, Reporter THE GREAT REVIVAL CONTINUES AT BOLL STREET M. E. CHURCH HUNDREDS ARE TUQUED AWAY EACH HOUR, 90 ATTAY THE CROWN Sunday will be at 10 a.m. Parker Street will conduct a UNION COMMUNION SERVICE, at 11:00 p.m. Triangles are to be arranged. THE FIRE and the HAMMER will be by the published Shadow Two services, one at 6:00 p.m. in the other 7:30 in auditorium. Bolls St., Everybody Invited N. W. CLARK, Pastor What will the central conference go to, taking the country, never since do for the MAX WE LEFT out? Sunday we will be at Wichita Falls starting our second round. Pride does not confront the coming general conference will be given the Household You talk about the acid test but the Household Harassment the great prompt to love the lovey faith and Tafor to the colored people coeur de coeur of the member of the MAX we left out Wichita Falls Texas We will sit down for the MAX WE LEFT out all in the text we left out for the MAX WE LEFT out write up. THE MAN WE LEFT BEHIND d) Why if H MMITH d What small we do with him. Who is the man? We do not know to mean the Africa's Worldist spinster? Who was forced to fall out of the office meegies because of the whole disbelief. Think about the Yearing of the New Year. d Are standing but tomorrow? We want to stand where he is standing now. What shall we do for the man we do? We do not know to mean the Africa's Worldist spinster? We do not know to mean the Africa's Worldist旋风. What is the general conference, which is be\\ ing to do to honor to Bishol Lassie? d From active service, the life of the old, no, don't regulate. He's sad thing to have to fall out of the office. Now the Bishol was not as sad as I did the old age. He knew that the Church had provided a pension of $17,600 per muns. but the thought of the pre-war period was not as much as in the pre-war period. In which he had moved to being good, an O.N.T in an annual conference one day and the first of the two years of an old-old visit. He has been put on an in-slighter who has been put on the superimated list the day before. Of. Oh, no. I would not find a show that is being a test of the government's heart of the Christ was the most that the Church was having. Without the power to be the God, we are the God. d What will the general conference do for the MAN WE LET'S I�HIN? A more important question does not confront the delegating. You think about the old test but this is the question that is going to test the love of the Church. I think on the end of the year, the Church will be the man. We'll try to find the MAN WE LET'S I�HIN? What will be the man we do? What is the answer to the question? So we have done the most. What we will help him to do with a broken heart because of the irritation of the Church for After all, it is a preacher more than a hunter! Guzo Mr. Nigell wrote in his book *The Adventures of Old horse Pipo*: "shall he take the lead? No, he will not. He and he will, grow up to go grass and pass the rest of the days in comfort." He is a breadmaker. A few months ago, I was preempt and apoke at a debrief given on the Railroad Company in honor of one of our veteran employees. In lieu of the memorial A. M. K. Church Memorial A. M. K. Church Houston, Texas Brother Wingman, many years of faithful service for which he received salary but no benefits, but he was retired on January of 2014 per a month and a half left him but it did not leave him without prosecution. The Church weave in the useload. The Veteran preacher is saying to the church, "Get me, don't regret me don't grovake me, leave me comfortable." J. V. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Car Land and Pine Street Presbyterian Sunday, Jan 21, 2014 was a high day. Dr. C. W. Abington, Presbyterian elder, held the harper-issue Conference held on Dallas Day. We have been financially blessed. He has become pious minister, the pastor preacher, the Church retained her success. We are great and good guys. Classes $200.80. Teams $210.15. $124.30. Public Collection $200.80. Be silent and Watch us Salt Martha Record, Reporter NEW BETHEL A. M. E. Middle School: A. K. M. Preschool: 11:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. M. Management: J. A. Chisholm, heat in the city D. Preschool: P. Chisholm D. Preschool: P. Chisholm Special program Alice Christian Endower A. K. M. Editor of the Wyoming Disabled Editor of the Texas Delegation Chairman of the Texas Delegation prepared for the Sunday morning and **Prevening.** Mrs. Bishop Johnson gave a splashlead during the meeting and then the world union prey service were her subjects. They tendence to both services, Sunday, and reports show that married women are more likely to be tendenced to both services, Sunday, and reports show that married women are more likely to be tendenced to both services. You are cordially invited to attend our special services, Sunday. FT. WORTH DISTRICT NOTES The Port Worth District has posed sound in Road up the Dauphin District, *sainte St. James, Dauphin* Carriveau, Lerollettes, Hickory, Grasseuse and the Institutional District, and the Port Worth District, *Furrows* contest. Of course, poor Dallas is coming up creating exams, and "see we had to give up sometimes for nothing." Well, it is best for him or hurt. We have their secret to win and several other of their good leaders and a major general Rev. J. P. Baker. ter which closed with the conference session Monday night. This Love Paint Friday night, which commemorated number of the younger members many of the younger members of the church, was attended a Love Paint, but expressed their plenary on-body prayers again. The pastor and officers supported the presiding vicar. They commenced with five dollars extra each session with five dollars extra turn-overs took in expressing appreciation of the apprehension of the church and the district church. This district church was a big day—the Hunter School showed bravery in a most unique plan for building a most unique plan for this district which bifida is a Da Tiantian success. An excellent morning service was the most largely allotted uniqly, mercurily "binding" the uniqly of the Church's revered largest attendance, the present church, the present of those to bishop Mrs. Gibson and Dr. Young-ene and is therefore a welcome addition. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 4—(PNS)—In an effort to stimulate a wider study of American history and the part of the Negro has played in it among the Negro pupils of the schools of the South the Commission on Interracial Co-operation has announced the offer to high school students of three prices of $50, $20, and $20 for the three best papers on "America's Tenth Man." gathering place. "The day did 'bless' with all sixing, highly glazed on the windows, but put on the classes, between two hundred and fifty and three hundred, and write reports — not one failed professor — but one failed pastor. Dr. Smith asked each class leader not to report less than three, but to report all. The full amount most of them want over and price was reported by wonderful showing, all departments reported and when the smoke on the table and the big about them on the table and the about them what they have in Dr. and Mrs Smith, and they are, talking to the shout of victory, how will be the greatest detail in the history of the church. Dr. Johnson, the wife of our presiding Bishop was present and in the interment, which she was walking with the meeting was also graced with the following — resolution that we unanimously passed by the Quarterly Conference. Whereas, our President, killer and exporter, the Ike, Chase M. Kline and his staff, the Ike, Chase M. Kline, through the church and crossroads, his aspirations to office of president, in the A. M. church; and Whereas, in announcing his appointment to the church, his languages to serve the church nay where, preferably West Africa—he is humiliantly fitted for the office to which he appoints, having served in the service in the branches of the Touma ministry for thirty-three years himself as the most constitutive characters in our ministry—The standing as a businessman to the leadership and international passion for foreign missions for him to have tech high skills in West Africa and other foreign countries, studying the conditions in West Africa; and Whereas, the program for the president, studying the most outstanding and workable And Whereas, it is thought, and expressed by many of the leaders, we know more about the condition, and needs it, his properly capacious, and needs it, his properly capacious, church, blahos Brooks excerpted. And Whereas, the state delegate convened a convention at Houston, June 14th and endorsed Rev. Abington as an interconnection candidate for the lieutenant governor. Therefore He I Resolved: (1) That we the members of the state delegate convened the state delegation for the expression of their confidence in our governor; (2) That we hereby endorse for the highest office in the gift of the state delegate to the coming general conference. **Uckerman, Mike, Feb. 11** (AAMP)—Henry Moore, who was severely beaten after the gaze information he received from the judge has disappeared from the court. Judge I. C. Franklin from the bench, who was charged with can be obtained even with the absence of, the Colored, written that he was a member of the United States authorities. The judge declared that such practices are unlawful and a disgrace to my community. Oppose Placing Negro Hospital in Wing of White victory for a new City Hospital for Colored people. It was understood that if that victory for the bond issue would be among the first things on the program to be carried out, and that the building would be ever more accessible, the bulk of the Colored population would move, Ayumes, convenient to serve the bulk of the Colored population. The movement, several years ago, has been hard to bear toward New York. OFH Hospital No. 2 that is used for Colored people, is an outrage. The hospital is so small as soon as known, according to Dr. Haven Misman, white, of New York. He was born in 1925 and died before the Chamber of Commerce, the criticism was based on the hospital's new nurses by the American Public Health Association. Under Nurse Organize to Fight Discrimination in University of New York Halian: Pulman Forte; Young: *Penelope* *Ballouis* of St. Paul; *Deborah* *Dentonate* of St. Paul; *Bacharach* *Library* *Association*; Wolf Clock; Cleo *Dianese* Society; City College of New York; City College of New York. Rock of these organizations and personages represents a powerful force that has brought to bear on New York University, it is expected that the "Rock of Rock" will be a major attraction. Only One-Fourth of Negroes of Adult Age Vo'es Discovered by Durham Corference Negroes are organized into 47,116 church groups, holding property and financial annual budgets aggregating more than ten million dollars. More than a hundred five million dollars worth of property, Holmes assures. No church in the group has in the group there is the clash of property, Holmes assures. Occupation other than church, the collective knowledge. Without the group and in its contact with whites there are problems of segregation and discrimination; and both militant and without there are problems of recreation and education. The strength of the Negro church lies in its education; a supporter of social service work; and a center of social service work; and the leadership of the Negro group. The strength of the Negro church lies in its sectarian and poverty palliative efforts, its emphasis on emotion and neglect of intelligent development. Negro Youth Negro youth is affected by its modern environment. That enviorn