Dallas Express

The Dallas Express DEMOCRATS MAY RE-ORGANIZE TO BAR NEGROES IS CLAIMED mission which would raise money. It is understood that a few weeks consisting of leaders in different areas are required the right to influence by popular subscription, for the two Miles Johnson made a 10% share of the State are working as they are asked to exert influence in the Kansas City and was introduced to death in helping to make the com to save the blades of the few who section of a building to contain a Negro hall of fame. (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) Crime Commission Head Draws Fire With Claim of Prevalence of Negro Crime RECENT DICISION OF SUPREME COURT. MAKES NECESSARY SETTING UP OF ADDITIONAL BARS TO RACE VOTERS. DEMOCRATIC LEADERS PLAN NEW RESTRICTIONS WITHIN PARTY. SOME "CLUBS" ALREADY FORMED Representation of the Democratic party in Texas in an effort to promote Negroes may be undertaken with in the most few weeks, according to reliable but unofficial reports in Dallas. The reorganization, it is said, was made unauthorized by the political party of the United States Supreme Court about a year ago, handed down on a case appealed from Texas in which Negroes are primary. By this decision, that portion of the Texas election law which bans Negroes from the Democratic primary. In the position, that portion of the Texas election law which which Negroes from the Democratic primary, but not from the primaries, are not furnished and condemned void and used forbidden. Jurisdiction of the appeal was taken on the allegation that many Negroes were unable to one party and not to another was unconstitutional because it precludes which should not exist by law. The 49th of the revised states of Texas, provides that no one shall be Negroe be eligible to participate in a Democratic primary district election, and should, a Negroe vote in a UNUSUAL HONOR IS TEN DERED COL. DUNCAN, WELL KNOWN SOLDIER Democratic primary election, such shall be void and election officials are herein directed to throw out the vote, and not count it. Democratic party leaders believe that, with the statute "hold and amenable to, they may still remain Negroes by a reorganization by adopting a number of numbers which prevent Negroes from voting in the primary. In Irraina county, where the population is "large, Democratic are already in operation, and many members of these "clubs" are numerous. There are no Democratic candidates. No action has taken by Democrats in Dallas, spicific, although question is scheduled to be heard by the County Democratic executive committee in April. As the law is now, in view of the supreme court decision in the "treat" case, in Dallas, spicific, although question is scheduled to be heard by the County Democratic executive committee in April. All southern states which have attempted to lobby Negroes from participation in bury race, are affected by the court decision. DECLARES LYNO ROCK, HAS LEFT New York, Feb. 14. An investi- tolerable. Jurisdiction of the appeal was brought up at the first meeting of the permanent chairman, was taken on the alteration that more committee members were appointed to the committee in April. In the fact that it was unfortunate to be one party and not to another, the law is now in view of the fact that the commission had been made, or was unconstitutional because impeachment court decision in the "heat but that it would be impossible to established prejudice and amounted to Negroes' have been the right to a home, and to it was added Springfield, Ill., Feb. 11—(ANP) —(OL) —(TO) — (Banc) — commanding officer of the High办公. New York City, the third Illinois State, was offered to the zero militia regiment in the country. The war offered a detail upon the war. Department, General Staff at Washington last week, Acting upon different positions, the使命 of the officer was to be determined to be the most who has always taken an active interest in the welfare of the "U.S." Adjuntant. General C. Thee. The officer was ready to present his governor, was ready to present his name to the War Department. The opportunity of representing the president of the policy which would include close interest with the plans being developed by a military arm of the nation, is said to be the most high-value which is to be a military officer of the national guard officers can qualify, whose reserve corps standing, war superb and various other operations are required. Other, the other is the other of the other military and倩女, and three publicly, the total, nearly one year and the overall, is said to be�er-like. The same being happened upon the same being But Duncan refused the hong. Police are reported to have been advising that "it would be impolite to arm the trayness and enable for him to leave his infirmate chief of Police the grand jury to left 'town'. The Grand Jury denied to indict myself for the outrage the foreword Dr. de Gausses as a result of a gas leak, asking that the jury be discharged as commanding officer of the regiment since its return to act on the evidence of criminal change family to settle in Illinois light generations of his ancestors have lived in the state. the state has been a place of refuge years ago before the charge of the state was handed the holds an officer and department of education have lived for the state, the first service here nearly two hundred years before the war. He held the white wristband. He held a desk in the state department of education Kentuckv Negro Heir to Oil Million Meyfield, Ky. Feb. 11—(ANP) no action. The investigator's report continues of a series of other interviews in which he was one of two white boys who Ohla, will be owner of a glair-went out one night with the deration section of land in Oklahoma on his segregation institution of Ohla White and that his wealth has a harmless old man and left ranges somewhere between 11,000,000. him he rode the road. While it was he $15,000,000, it with his wife a tenderness on the part of Mr. White. Prowessor — village youth should be curbed, still a jilt south of here he stated. hope it sentence was considered too severe The N. A. N. A. P. investigator report that even the white people who were most outraged at the murder must not act against white occasioned of crime against Negroes. A number of cases of murder of Negroes by white men have continued. The investigator's report continues of a series of other interviews in which he was one of two white boys who Ohla, will be owner of a glair-went out one night with the deration section of land in Oklahoma on his segregation institution of Ohla White and that his wealth has a harmless old man and left ranges somewhere between 11,000,000. him he rode the road. While it was he $15,000,000, it with his wife a tenderness on the part of Mr. White. Prowessor — village youth should be curbed, still a jilt south of here he stated. hope it sentence was considered too severe (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 4) LEADING CHURCHMAN FIGURES IN $10,000 LOVE BALM SUIT ST. Louis, Mo. Feb. 11. (ANP)—Bott for $10,000 for the allocation of the affection of her husband, the Rev. Carl F. Flipner, pastor of the St. Burt A. M. B. Church of Kansas City, Kansas, was sent in Circuit Court here last Mon. The Seventh Annual Session of day by Mrs. Pearl Millard Flipner, the State Colored Older Boy Conference at Prairie View High School and prominent mem. lice, Prairie View, Texas, k. b. of St. Jude Jones A. M. B. Church I and 3. of this city of which Rev. Mr. Flipner, President Dogen of Wiley Colony was until October last the past year. Mr. Splinter Johnson, and Mrs. Mae Christian Association is call-on Johnson, parents of the king of the State Executive Committee, as other members of the department to meet offenders in the jail. Mrs. Wifreze allows that, a. s. r. e. Conference is made up of OLUkt of persecution and the cunning der Heury and Lok of designated action on the part of the State representing the school teacher parents who have churches, schools, industries and been deprived of the compulsory other organizations, teaching the Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE 5 CENTS Number 5 E-ORGANIZED SOLAIMED T ON DISFRANCHISEMENT TINKHAM MAY SUBMIT RESOLUTION IN CONGRESS CALLING FOR SENATOR- IAE INVESTIGATION OF SOUTHERN VOTING CONDITIONS. DISFRANCHISE- MENT LAWS MAY BE AIRED New York, Feb. 11—James Wd., Mon and the States they represent of the exercise of the Sending the Union Jurisdiction. Secretary of the State will be a officer of the State. The Association for the Advocacy of the State, New Haven, Colin, Nicholas and Powell, and "Where the four-ment of Colored People, like confections, will be held in Congressman George Redlow, Longworth, Speaker of House, C.A. to the state, is added to the resolution of the Constitution on the result of the resolution of the Constitution of the Constitution of the House of the United States, Section 2, provision of disfranchisement of the E. Barrow, Philadelphia Pa. The Resolution is to be vigorous. The Resolution is to be vigorous and Southern. The Resolution given full bridge, West, Walter H., Newton, the United States, Representatives of opportunities to explain how the HIR (American Express) is to explain the results of the resolution of the Constitution of the New York, N.J. & Nellace Danger, members of the legislature thereof will beunderseting more vigorous enforcement of the 14th Amendment. On his return from Washington, Mr. Jackson said, "We are the only people who are the only people of the country, the opportunity of expressing themselves to throughout the country, the R.A. A. representation thereof shall be so in the resolution which Mr. Truck C. P. herewith gives the test of it during the proportion which the item has introduced and will rightly fall." For it is House Resolution No. 31 "Where no greater political dis- ment provides for anốt telegolide by limmination could sing between the diligence to the same years of age to the Committed on the Coming of the Sense States of the Valve and of such State, and the Committed on the Coming of the Sense States of the Valve and of such State, and PRICE 5 CENTS TINKHAM MAY SUBMIT RESOLUTION IN CONGRESS CALLING FOR SENATORIAL INVESTIGATION OF SOUTHERN VOTING CONDITIONS. DISFRANCHISEMENT LAWS MAY BE AIRED "Nourished citizens have the oppose Insulation Number 18, in effect, except for participation in reunion of expressing themselves to vital interest to Colored people or other crime, the basis of which is the insulation of the State." The resolution which Mr. Tink, C. P. herewith gives the text of the R. duction in the proportion which the ham has introduced and will rightfully full: "The Committee, of the Council of the States of the United and of all states, and provides for an investigation by trumination coexist between the districts twenty-one age of age at the Committee on the Council of the States of the United and of all states, and compel the Committee, when ferment upon each of the States, more allowed and is susceptible of media to be used as a bake for sale of the power, to prescribe proof that in many States of the United as dislikesher Norwegian alike to the inhibition of the F. H. thereof and the have caused by the Committee on the Council of the United, the legislature have, in effect, formed the States invites the Constitution of the United." "Whatever it is generally and commonly altered and is susceptible of proof that in many States of the world the laws of the United States are enacted, the laws have, in effect, an effect of abjured large numbers of citizens qualified under (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) CHURCHMEN BATTLE OVER 14TH AMENDMENT IN CLEVELAND MEET New York, N. Y., Feb. 11 the Mizner production, the Mizner production, "Heal's." is confined to his home. The Mizner Avenue with an artist's studio. Crime The question of enforcing the convention being held in Hong Kong has a Colored Group. An outstanding philosopher has found to contest for a deligerate erica, today, and has raised the place to help nominate a Smith of his assistance. The law of our land, including all amendments to the Constitution, is as follows: The Fourteenth and First. The law of the lands of the law, loom, adquate funds for defense are sustainable and efficient legal rep- entation is often previously mal- situated in the law of the law. The law of the law must be adopted to the law of the national and governmental every p- nibility of the law that money, pult, and the influence can pressure the people of the country. It offers more, just as an expression, is, after used, and the judges, with one ex- ception, and the law of the republic, and the law of the government. William H. Temple believes that the underlying ex- ture for the law of the high city in his valve, launched, the hat- one race being any more criminal than another is infallible, but there is a question of why all races are teaching or giving the same race to environment, education and financial areas. All I want to do is get a lawyer. I don't want to be a criminal recommendation teacher are purely political matters, and some of them I won't have to stay too long at. I don't want to be now before the courts. There he was led from the courtroom. The court jury is investigating the charges against him. (CONTINUED ON PAGE REVENUE) News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST SOCIETY and Club FATHER OF WELL KNOW DALLASITES DIES IN GEORGIA PEOPLES MUTUAL SETS NEW RECORD IN PAYMENT OF DEATH CLAIMS Word has been recited by The People of Dallas. The People of Dallas represent of The Dallas City Press and one of the city editors of the death and burial of the father. Claims by local insurance companies have been set by The People Mutual destroyed by the fire, caught when pursuit of The Deer, Dunn, and insurance company by its payment. The children turned over a lighted institute at Cave Springs. What amounts to a completely death of the mother and infant new record in the payment of death were certified. Perrie P. M. Dodd for many years has been set by The People Mutual destroyed by the fire, caught when pursuit of The Deer, Dunn, and insurance company by its payment. The children turned over a lighted institute at Cave Springs. THESE CARS ARE PRICED TO SELL DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY ORMOND H. DANIEL Phones: Office 228 Residence-001 Longview, Texas 11-12-44 DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHYSICIAN at suburban Room 215 Prattin Temple Road 1920 Thomas Ave. Phone: 10 4 a.m to 12 m. 10 a.m to 8:40 p.m. Dallas Texas THE WELCOME HOME CHARITY • WELCATHY PLACE ARCHIVE CLUB will meet Friday, February 14 at midnight evening, January 31 at the home of Mrs. Richardson members present, one. Edwin will be at the home of Mrs. Richardson for business after evening. Mrs. Richardson will be with president and prayers. Prayers by Rev. Thomas of Chicago which by Chancellor. Eight members present, every one asked a delicious meal called, members respond with a heartfelt response. The meeting will be with Mrs. Thomas. The event was spent in art work. The 213 Church building, making all men's hearts a delightful repose. A delicious repose. Columbia "FoDay Creep" Here's another luscious vocal hit served by that master chef of blues, Barbecue Bob. You'll find that "To Day Creep" and the coupling, "Crooked Woman Blues," makes one of the smoothest record mocels that ever tickled your music palate. Record No. 14280-D. 10-inch, 75c "Fo Day Creep Crooked Woman Blues Ash Your Dealer for Latest Race Record Catalog Columbia Phonograph Company, 1819 Broadway, New York City Columbia NEW PROCESS RECORDS SAVE THE RECORDS ONLY retrieved Typical Recording & The Records with them Mrs. G. W. Nash, President. Mrs. F. Dohney, Reporter. THE PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL CLUB was entertained at 4:45 Weldon street, Friday night, Feb. 2. Meeting was called to order at 5:15 p.m. all fombers were present and on time, we had 2 visitors and one new number, we had a jolly time. Business was exCell out and so all began. Kipour was won by L Vandari and J. Trammel and our regular meeting"place in 8:00 Weldon street for the next 30 days. Mr. Roy Sim, President. Mr. I. V. Van-Dorn, Rept. THE DOROTHY ART CLUB met Wednesday, February 1st, 31687 Thomas Avenue, Mrs. VioL Reed, hostess, after spending a short time in "neasdis work. The club opened for business, offiicrs were elected for the new year. "I now members were added to the club after which the hostess served a very appetising repast. The club was pleased to have as a visitor, Mrs. Hollman from San Praticco, Col. who made some very interesting remarks. The club then adjourned to meet with Mr. I. McKay Turner, Wednesday, Feb. 18th, 2. Delock, 215 Cochran Street, Mrs. J. W. Rame, president: Mrs. T. R. Smith, reporter. RUNNINGHILL SOCIAL NEW CLUB and January 11, 1922, 101 Allen B. M. P. Turner as hostess, twenty days of doing and asking quotations. The meeting was both inspiring and reliable. We were glad to have the opportunity to meet the Tuxedo M. A. Wiphol. Mrs. M. O'Neill of visitors, all-expressed themselves in a blessing way. We were then served to a delicious chicken patty, allergenic potatoes which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Lola Carter, President Mrs. Laura Johns, Reporter club colors were effectively carved out in the decorations and through the use of the most delicious four course menu. Club Admits to meet at the restaurant each time. Each member expressed enthusiasm as having all four pieces. FATHER OF WELL KNOW PEOPLES MUTUAL SETS NEW RECORD DALLASITES DIES IN IN PAYMENT OF DEATH CLAIMS GEORGIA Word has been received by The Express from Mr. W. M. Gordon, representative of The Dallas Express and one of the city editors of the Journal of the Journal of the University of Texas at Austin, Prof. M. Gordice, for many years principal of The Deer, Dumb and Mind Institute at C. Cave Springs, Georgia. Mr. Gordice, who was rice years of his life in the hospital, is the 1st president of the 1st year. His last illness was company at home shortly after his death. All of his children who survived were at his bedside when the end of the year was about to die. The Stella G. Rice, well known in Dallas as the wife of Rev. J. D. Rice, secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Mr. R. H. Gordon, formerly state Y. M. C. A., and the son of Mr. R. H. Gordice. Mr. G. R. H. Gordice, Professor of the Medical College, with Bishop L. B. Gordice, was the first of the deacon of the diocese of Washington. C. R. H. Gordice, Whistler Club, 1st Thursday evening, February 13 with Miss Dover C. A. at 417 Sparks B., on usual hour, president presiding, the evening was spent playing whistle the hostess served a delicious menu which was enjoyed by all will meet at the same time. The two women were in a chair, with a green candle. Mrs. Jinks president; Mr. Hell, secretary; Mrs. reportor. THE HAPPY CITED LUX SO- cial Club. Miss Francis Williamson was party for the Club at her home 2800, Floyd St., Thursday evening. The table was laid with a 30oz cover, and the table was brass and a stick with green candles. In the center of the table was a green bowl filled with chrysanthemums. The gown was cut from the gilt. The foliage was carried vied. Arderis fruit cocktail, southern style, fried chicken, potatoes solid, poultry in sauce, blue-berry, rosin, anasil, food, milk, egg, sausage, and a spicy heart. After the dinner a game called bonehead was played and Mr. Alfredo was bone head. Mr. John Tatter was Quest of honor. Royal Mutual Benefit Association Reorganize Staff Mr. David J. Butler, M.A. Manager, reorganized his staff for 1928. I. J. Collins, District Manager; W. A. Clark, Assistant; agents; I. Anderson, R. U. Johnson, I. D. Brown, I. I. Iec; J. I. Clay, M. Brazell, J. M. Hunt, J. S. office; C. R. Hutter, I. A. Holden, J. A. Taylor, $100.00 debit is 1928 goal. Good music. Beautifully dressed models. Gladstone Sitt Case will be found at the Pishan Temple. Valentine night, February 14th. M. R. H. P. Mrs. Joffrey Texon-Tower is in training Miss Gina Thomas. 2126 North Street Mrs. Mrs. Rose has been resigned and replaced by her many friends who also has been in Miss Gina Thomas. Mrs. Ephal Curry, Mrs. Gina Thomas and Mrs. Lorraine Sanders with a theatre party. Mrs. Lula Crumby of Fort Worth Passes Away Mrs. Laula Crumbrley of Pt. Worth Texa, rushed away after 7 weeks of illness. Mrs. Crumbrley is in the hospital. The body was shipped to Atlanta, Texas for burial and was accounted for by the family. The justice of the price, Mrs. Crumbrley. Monday, January the 28 in Judge Forest's court, Mrs. Mattie Jackson was granted her divorce from Glen Brown, the wife of Judge Pete and free from any claim of defam- dant, Mrs Jackson and her son of her former husband was granted her custody of her her represented Mrs Jackson. A Gloriette Soil Gum given away at the Princeton Style Show Bennett Hance, February 14, Python Temple. Authorized Agents for Worries Home Lamp save harry a complete STOR of these Lamps and a complete list of their accessories on a British Temple. At The WALKER'S ELECTRICAL SHOP Phone as your order, night and day Cell Answer THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928 The Oldest Furniture Store in Dallas Under The Same Management Now Selling Tires on Terns BKLORN WILLIAMS 12 WEEKS PAY TERMS AS LOW AS 1.00 WEEK EXPENSTAINTED Mrs. L. W. shacklepool of Kansas City, Mo. was entertained with a party Friday night, given by Mrs. Jasone Williams, 6101 Gatton Ave. for music were present. The evening was spent in music and games at minutes were spent in THE MOTHER'S COURT was entertained Thursday, February 4. A. Jackson, 1919 Good Street, a short business session was held with president, Mrs. P. M. Wade presiding. Hall call was answered by all members. All members responded to pledge without invitation. The club realizes a goodly sum. Then was turned to the valuation. All members were used in decoration. A round table discussion was held on 'our women. Each guests received prize. A stairing stone to higher. Good work, competence, efficiency. The Only Results. PHILIPS BUSINESS SCHOOL, Texas. PERRY MOTOR CO.; of the claims are Houdray- Moya fourteen agents all are courteous but, well were aware of their curt- tions. WE SELL DEPEN- USED CARS on Dallas Under The Same Managemen- ting Tires on Terms WE SELL DEPENDABLE USED CARS Same Management A 12 MONTHS GUARANTEE REGARDLESS OF MILAGE For easy payment plan is a saving plan. No charges or promotions are tacked on our prices as are delivered to you when your first down payment. Williams Trees are a counterpart of the finer trees produced in the Akron District. No soil blended items are in our stock, but only pure first quality trees fresh from the factory. These high quality trees will give you finest work run of comfort and satisfaction. Start you today by equipping it with these long-runn tree trusses. PERSONAL FURNITURE CO. in Business -Same Location-Same Management whist, Mr. G. Smith and Mrs. E. Williams at 19 Shackelfoot had the Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Winning first prize. The mottoe to Fort Worth was a two course poem, right to a dinner, shackelfoot of Man of Mr. Mary Williams, is in the city visiting. Avenue. DO YOU WANT A GOOD FLYING POSITION leaving plan. No in- ned on our prices and your first down pas- part of the finest on District. No see- stock, but only maur- the factory. Have your finest service faction. Start your with these long-running. CITURE CO. E. Williams at 1913 Allen Williams and Mrs Shackelf pared to Port Worth. Thursu- to a dinner, party at the ho- Mary Williams. 1866, 1 our. WANT D POSITION? Our easy payment plan is a saving plan. No interest charges or premiums are tacked on our prices and the tires are delivered to you when your first down payment is made. Williams tires are a counterpart of the finest quality tires produced in the Akron district. No seconds or bleached tires are in our stock, but only guaranteed first quality tires fresh from the factory. These high quality tires will give you fine mileage and a long run of comfort and satisfaction. Start your car right today by equipping it with these long-running, consistent tires. progressive whistle. Mr. G. Smith and Mrs. K. Williams at 1213 Alen St. Mr. L. M. M. Shockfoot had the M. Williams and Mrs. Shockfoot hostess of winning first prize. The motored to Fort Worth. Thursday hostess served a two course meal, night to a dinner party at the home Mrs. L. M. M. Shockfoot of Kan. of Mrs Mary Williams, 1064, 117th is City, Mo. is in the city visiting. Avenue. Turn Your Spare Time Into Dollars We still have some choice open territory. We will give you exclusive agency rights to give big hair blazer hair and toilet preparations. They are good repersets; Fifty per cent commission. You double your money. Selling experience unsecured. Write for termix open territory. 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And hair Po made has stool the loot. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarrel of a century. Put up in g. round blue丝 costation. For Sale by all drugists. E ONLY BY HYGIENIC CO. CAGO IL. MISS EYES. SOCIETY Miss Lyss happened to be passing few days ago when you made the mark that your sweater was that been in the town, the thing you should be thinking about is to try to play your husband, he is yet the first of your running around, the last of your running around, the more time you have, home and husband than you are. Miss Lyss noticed in one of the daily papers of the city where a native 40 year old find a girl of twelve for a wife. Miss Lyss no longer speaks of that eye with about the same record. It is starting to see some of the plays that your people who have the full country mark are making, both male and female. nerving to your ball. ball hot Jelly Johns Homeland knows about it and all about it and things he has not and anything so thing is done soon. Miss Kips are on playing the productive end of the race great forever. NEGRO CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TO HOLD ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEET, TUESDAY NIGHT, FEB. 21 AT PYTHIAN TEMPLE, WILL ELECT DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR. NEGRO CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TO HOLD ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEET, TUESDAY NIGHT, FEB. 21 AT PYTHIAN TEMPLE, WILL ELECT DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR. With Prof. Joseph J. Rhoads on guest in all sections' of Italian sales Cherie Epstein secretary Clarke, and this method Tuesday night. February. 19th to be working well with ser- vice 1924 has been meeting as Ag. staff needs, formed, organizations, past "Presidentate meeting of the art museum in曼特维尔 a great ex- ercise," as announced by W. E. Clarke, the welfare, so much needed in the Executive Secretary. At this meeting, communities of Italian as was they will meet their directors, announced by the executive to the Chamber of Commerce plan. Newer trade week is attracting the directors will in turn elect the city wide attention, and according to the Chamber of Commerce plan, officers will be made at the站 during the spring under- meeting of the activities and genius of that organization. All Re- presentatives will be made at the站 during the spring under- meeting of the past year. All class of profession and business are members are urged to be present. The Dallas Nets CFC is one trade week activities, was the sting a stew condition as to racial hops expressed by the secretary, advanced, and general city bet. and particularly, the historical partnership in Dallas and if well for. The reporting, a new series of all citizens and sales from their birth and race, thus, during the re-operation of the university's campus, and complete transportation and, in connection with the increased exhibition of their and county officials, having appear- present day achievements, as were of otherdim, of better schools. Opportunity is again extended to street, and housing conditions, as the Dallas public, to visit and in creation, and other elec- lec- the. bookstore of the Dallas community. We are both encouraging and stimulating hove on their walk a water of local field and improvement. In- picture of several outstanding race KANSAS CITY Looks like this boy is travelling . . . and 9 I already extend the unified approach, on which they have made their document and companion of their work, included exhibitions of their work. Mrs. Day the group organizer of the work in the choir of study. Prompted before them on several occasions father, announced, "in the interfaith, of better schools, opportunity is again extended for the questioning of the City Music street, and housing conditions, as the Baila public, to staff and in the city. The city is the home of the students. Martin being present, Mrs. W. J. proxemannia, as Noger Chamber of Commerce, Marianne provided and a brief "We are both encouraging and 2019 Kim Wall, Room 202. They humble address the staff, adhere in organizing and stimulating on their walls by the work." Saturday, February 16, 1928 KANSAS CITY BLUES Looks like this boy is travellin' , and with a full house! He is a sly sort of fellow, dat boy is! Here he is! He's got a Bulldog, one Greyhound, two Brown skins and one High Yellow. You can't do better than that, ole man!! He's takin' his way with wimmin' to KANSAS CITY. Jes' hear that boy please No. 8537 10 in. 75c KANSAS CITY BLUES Sung by LONNIE JOHNSON, Guitar PATL Okek ELECIRIC KANSAS CITY BLUES, parts I & II Sung by LONNIE JOHNSON, Guitar and Piano Accomp. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928. NORTH DALLAS TAXI- CAB COMPANY FOR HIRE AT ALL HOURS Our Service is an prompt and is affordable in the dead of day as it is in the middle of the day. We are here now how quickly we respond. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Friday and Saturday Hide in Comfort Pamperers 3-0771 3-0276 HALL AT THOMAS men of achievements both in Difl- sion and many other great centers. The budget campaign is being organized by the Chamber, in serv- tial groups, with Prof. Joseph J. 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(incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Any erroneous reflection upon the character standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the column of THE DALLAR EXPRESS will be gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance 3 Year 82.25 3 Months 75 6 Months 1.25 Single Copy 0.05 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2600 Swiss Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Sull Company, 608 South W. B. Sull Company, 418 W. B. Sull Company, 404 Horizon Blake, 118 East Nassau St. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never boiled the entire basket, neither shall it. It has diagnosed by: a yellow skin, a yellow face, a densely floral mouth. It is a plain, every day, research, once sensitive survey, once touch the passing breasts; then no doubting fist; it professes a sense of duty, a sense of country; the live of even hand- made justice all the insecurities. This is pretty high- ground, but on live in it and on the ground, and on comes up and stand with this. This ground is their. This ground is their. WHAT WE THINK ABOUT THE LETTER OF REVEREND DICKSON Brother Dickson took up a great deal of our space last week on this page saying what, in our opinion, amounted to next to nothing. He attempted to cover too much ground and his pronouncements ran all the way from an inquiry So He Did Not Serve On The Jury. And He Got No Pay An irritant vouched for by several competent and relatable persons of both races serve to inflate that every one, we really do not feel an we declare that we do and that the our inferiority You declare that the Express is not cutting its way through all of the perplexing questions which arise. We might remark, neither has the church nor is it, nor are any of all of the many institutions which should reform the church. You are disgusted with the social life of Dallas. You are disgusted with the social life of Dallas. You are finding fault with Sunday funerals. You are discussing labor unions unfavorably. You complain about the lack of family life. About the only complimentary thing which you had to do was to thank the Commerce and that statement was short indeed. The story runs thus: A well known Nord business man of that day's days is along with another man of the same status. Both reported on the same moving. But the Norwegian man was not wanted anyway, told the person in charge that "some men and I know you do not want him" and I know you do not want them. The other man made no such statements and stood with the feet that he was ready to serve. He did not receive opportunity to serve in the jurysum. He was in attendance as the rector. The Exercises realizes the full extent of the feeling with which summaries and it understands also that no Nero has ever served on a court. It is able to learn. But it does not feel that the time will never be long enough for the pleasure of the process. It further feels that it should be able to qualify for a citizen who is qualified, has the right and the opportunity to IL. It learns that the qualifier all of the embarrassments necessary to convince even casual that he does have such rights, in that he can be educated and that all that he possesses process it. But it contends that Nero can really need help. He can be more of such experience that they stand ready to serve. Certainly they must convince them that in addition to their business he has made it. Then probably they must convince them that in addition to their business he could be duplicated many times. Many of us do business that we do. Therefore we do and THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928 Ft. Worth District Notes J. H. JENKIN, P. E. Mr. and Mrs. Harriet Welch Howe overed by Their Church, The Mar- ies and Citizens of Wichita There have been no monumental blunders made by Negro lawyers in Texas which could be held responsible, for the condition which the Express understands is to be found in the race in this state. Certainly if we take the actual records for the basis for our reasoning, it would seem to be true that Negro lawyers had so conducted themselves as to gain the everlasting patronage and commendation of every member of the race. The beginning of the agitation against the Democratic Primary in Texas was begun and pushed to The Supreme Court in the first instance by a Negro lawyer at his own expense largely. One of the most famous cases in the history of Negro law was at the insistence of a Negro lawyer and it is still talked of in all legal circles. But in spite of all of the records it is literally true that with a single exception in Texas, no Negro lawyers are employed by any of the concerns of a state wide mature within the state. A. B. This journal has gone to the pains of making an investigation of all of the large fraternities and insurance companies in the state as well as of several of the local institutions which are constantly in need of legal services and it finds that with the exception of a single grand lodge, according to the facts obtainable, no Negro concerns use race lawyers. One large fraternity even has all of its land titles handled by members of the other race and frequently it is true that in litigation involving only Negroes and in the smallest of places at that race lawyers are pushed out and others are not the place of the most common foundry about the price and service of their followers. Despite the fact that Texas Negroes pay hundreds of thousands of dollars into the coffees of the large insurance companies which operate among them here, no race lawyer is given opportunity to handle a single one of their cases. We have made the need for the need for the most complete to do it any way. And we do go to the length of citing one instance of a local case which is now in court involving the settlement of a debt within a company, one of whose directors is a lawyer. The other party to the case is a Negro and the matter under dispute is a simple mortgage score of lawyer. The case is not the case of the many. The Expense holds no brief for incompetence. Just to the contrary, it does not feel that any person should purchase color alone or be influenced alone by it. It does not feel that the employment of members of the other race is to be deployed for it realizes that there are times when the case is not in the case of the other race. For that reason that when other counsel is needed, that the other lawyers be called in the assistant counsel? It has been found to work well in the case of the largest Negro fraternal society which we operate in the state. Our lawyers, just as our physicians and other professional men, have a field limit to the case of the other people who are not in the case of them, all other things being equal, where are they to turn it? They are certainly entitled to more patronage of a large sort from our business and fraternal societies than they are now receiving. The time has past when we can shut our eyes to the painful truths with regard to our diligence to make the work and the time to make the work. We do not like doctors, newspapers and all others within the race must receive their share of the patronage which they can competently handle. That is not now the case. HON. HARRISON WELCH The A. M. B. and citizens of the city were invited to Anderson Chapel, Friday night, Pap. J. 1521, Mrs. C. O. Clark, the pastor deacon of that since Mr. Hirsch was elected to the A. M. B. the people and the A. M. B. the Church in Wichita, Paul, that she was given the opportunity and who should get some rewards while they live and could see and under the fragrance. They not only received the rewards themselves cared their children to serve the public in a greater and three-noble way, but themselves are the city public school, Mr. Welch is progressive and successful in the city and an officer of the law. A. H. upon the platform. *Mustier, Arist.* and fine for the light night come by the platform. *Mustier, Arist.* and scripture 23-Palm by the *Master of Celebrations* made by the choir. *Mustier, Arist.* and the object of the *meeting*. The program is started by the reading scripture 24-Palm by the *A letter from Chicago, Hs. Nov.* 1, 1921, from the daughter was 1921. bor unions. Too much, Reverend. You can't do it that way. You remind us of the scatter barricled gosupm which, aimed nowhere, expects to hit something somehow. Your letter was a fine proof of the statement of an old sage who reminended once upon a time that "much allowance must be made for old men in their dotage, for they speak much of that concerning which they think but little." You have done just that. Dear Father I am writing to compliment you on the splendid work you did for the past ten months in Wichita, Kansas, in the rebuilding of Christ's kingdom in that city, the church was holding an in dance hall, to help you with your work. had been a granary and from the granary to a strict structure worth more than anything. He and the help of good women and man and the dear wife, my mother, and the friend of my praise. This work of yours may seem small to others, but it is the work of an entire builder, is one who builds States at home, is a true Clerk of the building developed South Africa for his Queen, Victorias of England, who built the city of London. Did you ever hear of the Scotchman who was in the army and who constantly complained to the lieutenant that "everybody is out of step but me?" You are probably suffering from not just such complaint. You are out of step with present day indications and movements and what is probably happening now. You are not taking and take more time to study before you speak. And all of this is said in the most kindly of sentiments and with no rancor at all. Because of the fact that you said nothing, her dominions, Cecilia Ribbons kept her British diet, and I am still dressed up on to Chicago, for we believe that also holds something for us, if we can. We are both well and enjoy the privileges that we can of *our daughter. ELAINE. we have nothing to confute or argue. You have lived for many more years than has this writer and you are necessarily, we suppose, more worldly wise than he, but you certainly are not. You have not reason consistently, "Jump on me," you say, "For what?" We ask. Say something. Raise an issue and watch us. You have not yet done that. Mr. Wilch, as a race commentator by Rev. J. Austin Love, Mr. Harrison, which is a friend to him, is an American Woodman, Mrs. Rev. Basy, Mrs. Welch, the other churchmen, son Jim. Rev. R. C. Mass. Mr. Harrison, his standing among the white citizens by the Honorate R. E. Shepherd, Mayor of Wichita Falls, who was formerly a banker, and is called the sharing Mayor of Texas after his strong and beautiful reminiscence, the great congregation, demanded "A song Mr. Mayor" his excellency across, recompassed by a beautiful scorn, while led his wife an pianist, and his excellency the Mayor of San Francisco. "Teach, Mr. to Pray." His rich melancholy voice of charm in melody filled the auditorium and took the audience as no white man had ever before enchanted them in Anderson's Chapel. Mrs. Clark made some beautiful remarks as to the South of Mr. Welch, Dr. R. S. Jenkins, Mayor of Ceramides, told of his sequentialness of Mr. Harrison. TEXAS-MINISTERS ON THE GENERAL CONFERENCE Two articles appeared in this journal last week which should challenge the attention of every layman of whatever denomination he is. They have to do with the A. M. E. Church as such, and were written by Reverend Bunting and Smith of this city, but the analysis of the conditions which are complained of should be of interest to everyone for these conditions are apparently common to all churches of the present day. Lack of program for present-day churches is a serious problem. Certainly the Negro church needs to think carefully through the crisism which now faces it and which is to be recognized by the falling off in membership and in the general apathy with which its appaise are received by the general public. Discount is not so. So is politics. Social and Christian results are miserable. Something must be done. And the church will be fortunate indeed if it decides to confront the problems which these ministers are facing. film is 1897. when he led the pro-Daley Clean of the City Social Welfare cession which was elected, blahor Ab-Service) James A. Jackson"The U.S. rahim-Graff todo. Ghe City with a Division of Domestic Commerce the to bring band and several companies manager of the Wages Eaters national established military state guards Association; Col. West A. Hibbott of who served in. by-gains day and the Washington Sentinel, Mr. Whitefield was secured as guards of honor to McKinley of Washington's cleast real-r. hispan-Grat. who visited the Metro- and Prof. W. C. Matney, business administrator of Bloodfield Institute as gessis. of the American Church of which Rev. Jaskins was pastor, Rev. R. A. J. of the organized managers of the Jankina told of how Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. of which had educated their insurance business in general by the pretrial results evidenced at that one most children and closed his remarks by, the young organization has gone given the order for the present to be justified its existence already. of or flowers, that visit audioned the body, is the General Agent of the red- their honored guest with all Liberty Life Insurance Company. The color-of flowers, natural and anti-toastmaster was Mr. Dent, recently re-fictals cut, plants and pot flowers, pointed General Agent of the Narbasias, the shared them at his fast-in his pen Life Insurance Company. (By Algernon B. Jackson, M. D.) (For The Associated Negro Press) Many young people enjoyed games at E. O. Manslott (“Munchyer Media”) whilst and dancing. A delightful course in the Wochenscheff. “Bermesler 18, 1920) of ice cream and rale was served. The dandfller a series of tests understale on domestic science girls will have a Value the blood of Jews, Russians, and Ukrain; nine party at the residence of Mrs. N. A. ans. One drop of a 1 per cent alcohol. Layer Friday evening, in 10 p. m. They solution of methylene blue was added to will finduse in games and music. Cals J-6.c. of a 3 to 5 per cent emulsion of and cream will be served. Their object blood calls, obtained from the subject un- is to raise funds to the materials. They der examination, and after silvering, 3 plan a nice evening. We are delighted drops of a 1 per cent alcohol solution of to see the sun shining up beautifully either nitrate 4 drop of a 4 per cent Everybody feels more like working hard, solution of hydrochloric acid, and 3 to 5 Two of our trustees, Mr. B. S. Thompson drops of a freshly prepared someone I per and Mr. A. G. Fowler, said the school a cent solution of potassium permanganate vift. Come again. We're always glad we were added successfully. The author have yte. found, differences-even between the blood of Russians and Ukrainians. The children from mixed marriages (father Russian, mother Jewish, Polish or American) gave a faster reaction than pure Russians. No difference from the Russian was not in children from later marriages between Russians and the German or yellow race. These differences are attributed to the greater speed of oxidation in Jewish blood as implied by the Russian. This subject grows more and more so, in interesting and, and it is quite possible that some day yet to come redish-异化. DUNBAR SCHOOL - On the night of Jan. 28. the day of the school children, over the radio in the WAF, spoke a number of compliments have been received from both races who were listening in. The radio program was the result of a visit made by Mrs. M. Millar, press of the school board, who was accompanied by her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of New York, and Mrs. Oberhaus of Dallas. The visitors were delighted cigines and entertain each dinner guests at sky-hare information of interest to them or contacts worthy of their attention. 5. Sunday school, 9:00 a. m.; german 11:4 a. m.; Union, 3 p. m.; prayer serve Street Y. M. C. A. fast week with As-bers, 7 p. m.; sermon, 8 p. m., text, 40 eleventh Superintendent Garnet C. Wilkin, Book of Ruth. Services were high all day sin of the -Public School System: Mrs. Rev. E. G. Gibb, Presse. beauty, color, coverer chalk, and bodies with flowers, such as a glorious sight we have never seen before. In addition, the bodies are tailored to follow, and from the auditorium to the basement, where tables were lodged with hot-eyed candles, candles, candles, and other palatable edibles. The Mayor and his associates beautifully decorated in Royal colors, the preading dress, visiting the West, Mr. Walch and wife with officers, o the church and their filled, and everybody enriched, the bountiful reward, prepared and served by the members of Anderson Church. The church is a bishopless and trust officer of Wichita Falls, Texas. The regular appointed pastor of Anderson Church A. M. E. Church, and the regular trust officer of Anderson Conference was a great success, a 11,585.88 reward in this short statement, dated 6. 1984 to 6. 1985. The Missions We were granted Pilgrim-Rest Baptist Church in which we held service and the Quarterly Conference, Rev. E. H. Holling, preached and the pastor, Rev. C. J. Baker expressed his delight to have us with him, Rev. E. W. Whitlow, the great pastor of Pilgrim-Rest Church. Being to The Bishop's Counsell By T. and P. and Missouri Pacific II. H. Leaving Dallas Today, Feb. 14, 1928 at 5.10 p.m. on Sunshine Special, arriving in Birmingham, All-Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1928 at 3.20 p.m. in Clogge fare ago, $16.15 full fare $24.18, round trip, $32.24 having $5.68 to apply, on your board while in Birmingham, come and go with us, cheapest, quickest and best route. All North Texas, Central East and West Texas should go to this way. R. R. JENKINS REWARDS: For him who receives it, trap the reward. -Music graduating class 1924, Washington High School, Dallas. -Who will great bless him give. -Who said who should lift. -DESERVES glory beyond the grave. -REAP a wide world fame. -REAWARD-HONOR or SHAME. -Alter R. Griggs. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF RACES For Alexander R. Jackson, M. D. (For the Associated North Pacific) For Wesley W. Weeksburg, November 19, 1920, describes a series of tests undertaken on the blood of Jesus, Muskrat, and Urbanea. For the solution of methane Blue was added to blood, and the solution of methane Blue was added to blood, obtained from the subject's under examination, and after altering it. For a nitrate, a drop of 40 pct. potassium solution of hydrochloride, and a 10 pct. potassium solution of potassium permanganate. found that the ecrey/violet diaspకిers in the blood taken from Jews, which becomes blue, while the fluid remains a bluish red with blood from Russians. He had 18 correct results in 302 tests. Manoloff found differences even between the blood of Russians and Ukrainians. The children from mixed marriages (father Russian, mother Jewish, Polish; or Amateurly given a faster condition than pure Russians). No difference from the Russian was noted in childrens from later marriage between Russian and the German or yellow race. These differences are attributed to the greater speed of oxidation in Jewish blood as compared with the Russian. This subject grows more and more interesting, and it is quite possible that some day yet to come zigzag Identities have been made by chemical analysis. However, when the time comes, more difficulty will be experienced in determining an analysis of the blood of mixed races, such as the Negro in America represents. Then, too, the possibility of such examinations revealing certain racial findings will make the procedure more popular with whites than with Negroes, and perchance some one will find it convenient to forget the formula and east it into stee darkness. The blood of pure racial stock and such is rare today may react in certain chemical tests, but for a long time those of mixed blood are safe so far as the revelations of the test are concerned. WASHINGTON INSURANCE MANAGERS MET There are ten insurance companies conducted by Negroes represented in the rich Washington district and their companies have as managers of their different interests as fine a groom of capable and cultured men as oncoop similar positions with like concern anywhere in America. That they are in usually been reminded last of fellow is obvious from the fact that they maintain among themselves a Manager's Association where they submit data plans for the lettering of their whole business and for commanding a greater respect for all insurance at a different work, after which such goes out with life-underwriting organization and composts lively and clearly for as much of the business as he can get for his own company. These men study their market, suave the showcases confronting the writing of business, exchange observations and experiences and entertain each dinner guests as they have information of interest to them as contacts worthy of their attention. Such a dinner was given at the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. last week with As-elastant Superintendent Garnet C. Wilkin and of the Public School System's Mrs. JORT WORST-GREATER. Mr. Gladstone Miliary Baptist Church, course Fifth and Grove streets, Sunday, Feb. 5. Mr. Gladstone Burch, course Fifth and Grove streets, Sunday, Feb. 5. and were broadcast to the world over KIPJ. Dr. C. A. Green delivered a lesson from the fifth class of Lake, Ohio, and presented a special guest was Dr. Dell-Whitman of New Orleans, L.I., nationally known of Dr. KIPJ after taking his test from the Book of Acts, theme, "Brevice for Drive Gijon." He traveled to New York, traveled and his excursions—so-drive C.K., Announcements. Mice, Bobby Jelly, McCain, and his excursions—so-drive McCain. He is on ague, Mr. Hettle Fischer is on the first aid kit, 680 radio stations statements were available and was mobile. He is meeting that was waiting for him. He is active. The statement all appears, all appears, and all appears on the church during the service. them and Mrs. Miller immediately made arrangements for the radio program. The enrollment of the school has not reached that of last year but the attendance to better than that of 1996-72. The Parent Teacher Association is meeting regularly in the school building the first and third Tuesday night in each month. Approved who is interested in the welfare of the school is eligible. All membership. CURCHES The City Union Ushers met on Feb. 1 at the St. James A. M. E. Temple with the president, A. W. Briggs, presiding. After the minutes of the last meeting the regular routine of business was translated by Dr. J. H. Smith was on hand and gave some very good words which were highly accepted. The next meeting will be with the St. John First Church Friday night, Feb. 12. Mt. Kane, B112 McKayne. We are now entering a tokyo office with McKayne's help. We will be able to land your forces. Bid us. help to move it to a great place and save our Rev. E. Gilbert. Pay us. Mt. Kane, B112 McKayne. Shading Kids. Sunday school, 1:30 p.m., pm.; preschool, 1:40 a.m., indian, 3 p.m., preschool, 1:40 a.m., indian. Books of Math. Services were big fill star. Rev. E. GG. Gibb. Pastor. Agriculture *Surveyed by The Associated Naga relations relating to Nagaurs in each country.* *Surveyed by the National Naga Relations Committee, the National Naga Relations League, the The D. J. dean trust. This must be the dearest host, and the most respectful. Man's Notes If the unloved businessman awn away them, but his businessmen, they respond that they long and he has always treated them long and he has always treated them in this last statement in perhaps the earlier situation. They have not been able to understand the new strenuer they forget. They want the new strenuer to be farther in the question might, to be left out and that above ought to prevail in the matter. Dear Miss Nana, We only realize you your mother, my husband and my sister for some time. I was going with a man whom I loved very much, but he went away and I received one letter from him. Later I received one letter from him. Later I ran across him. After astonishing home, I received two letters from him, and since Finally, he returned home and one night I met him at a fairy and he told me that he had been thinking about me and wanted to come to see me. Since he has been gone I have received two or three letters a week from him, but somehow they don't seem to have any effect on me. He knows that I am going with another fellow and has threatened me several times. I like the man I am going with now very much but he has a man friend who is not really a friend to him, but only makes him a shrewd but I can't get him to see it. What would you say me to me? K. E. W. M. It is very bad to choose someone else's friends for them. The only thing that you can do is to warn him and let him find out the rest for himself. As long as it does not directly involve or concern you it should not interfere with your friendship with the man. I am pondering what kind of theate the man away has made. A man who uses what he does a woman to comply with his wishes and others is a world of his would-but those those kind of shyards upon one's whom he knows is weaker than he is. Women are it first sometimes because they obligate themselves to such a way to a man that he takes that ale of authority over you. The only thing for you to do is in stop writing to him and perhaps he will stop writing no and eventually forget you. To M. M. W., Pittsburg, Texas: It was just my intention to discourage you in your idea of going to college, but The price of romantic freedom is race patronage at what cost, but we can near-threaten it, we will never admit it. The stage of beginners in business. "RACES THAT PATRONIZE THEIR DOWN RACE STORIES ALWAYS HAVE THE BEST STORIES." Man's Notes Judging from your writing, grammar and spelling you are not even prepared to enter college, because you would not meet the English requirements of an accredited college. I am mailing to your names of several colleges that offer technical training. You have the gift and determination to achieve all of that than anything else to succeed. ENTRON'S NOTE Why not write your daughter to Naev N. nee. The conductor of this column is a person well trained in the language and the world and she is anxious to be her real service to those of the young and the old who booked a maternal visit. Young people will in solve their problem this will give them a sense of what seek same advice. She has had opportunity to observe the parents of their children which are raising the problems which Why not Jill Mae make you feel. She has been to the address Mary Notes县. The Dear Sylvia 3600 Saints Ave, Dallas, Texas AFRICAN METHODISM IN THE ACID TEST—THE GENERAL CONFERENCE MEETING IN CHICAGO NEXT MAY MUST FACE THE STUBBORN FACTS THIRD ID PHILENCE ART AND A MILLION dollars to be permanently MOCIAL Club Mat Feb 2 at Mrs. invested, the interest being three- from to be set aside for the main from to be support of our venerable that being business meeting the president took charge of the me- ministry the interest of its claimants can be insured, and protected better through the use of 24/31 Hallville street with Mrs. Joel Island. Mrs. Joel Island. Mr. Joe Jackson. Charlotte. In addition, he may be served by being at the Financial Department. Mrs. Joe Island. Charlotte. (5). You are our leaders and have the clubs mini-moon dance on the sixth of January was the church's birthday. By the church has provided you dance you can plead the full, decorated with their 12th birthday and dance you can plead the full, decorated with their 12th birthday without the handshake of seminal men, a large mum with the handshake of seminal men, and a large mum with the handshake of seminal men. FOR RENT—Nearly monthly furnished Suite #1. Throne, new seventh 寝室, Room 1. Belmont, floor-mounted furniture, and two, visitors present, to respondable map. May add room. This being would night no business with us. Please contact P1526-2014-0014. Please visit www.room1.com. welcome. Phone: 8-1416. Plain Clothes Officers Grab Burglars For Job Pull Off in Elizabeth, Texas When John Wilson and Carlo Hill hanged in Italy, it was a cut off wore on their trail and hanged in jail. John Wilson was living on the island and he had a arrest he told officers where they could find Carlo Hill who was at THURSDAY night at $380, Walter Rowell of Wallace Fulton was stabbed in the left leg by a man named Pfgans and Thompson. The affray happened at Hall and Fulton, and the attack was committed by Leonard made his escape. MOTOR CYCLE COLLEGE WITH AUTOMOBILE Thursday evening at $130, William Ware of 841 Impression in Salem. He was killed in a car accident collided with an automobile driven by D. L. Hay (White) of the Bay Hospital and typed for a broken leg. Ray captured the appartment in public assistance. OFFICERS CAPTURED ONE IN COURT CAN Officers captured at $130, William Ware of 841 Impression in Salem. He was killed in a car accident collided with an automobile driven by D. L. Hay (White) of the Bay Hospital and typed for a broken leg. Ray captured the appartment in public assistance. OFFICERS CAPTURED ONE IN COURT CAN Officers captured at $130, William Ware of 841 Impression in Salem. He was killed in a car accident collided with an automobile driven by D. L. Hay (White) of the Bay Hospital and typed for a broken leg. Ray captured the appartment in public assistance. AN OPEN LETTER TO THE HUMBERS OF THE A.M. & C. CHURCH IN COUNCIL IN BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Dear Fathers: Again, I am writing to ask that you recommend, in your Episcopal Diocese, the creation of a Separate Bursary for the care and protection of the parishioners of our great church (1) That In Federal Court Monday morning Judge-Atwell had, merry on three hour, violators, McKinsey Robinson was caught with a five gallon still and ten dollars of whiskey mash by officers Taylor and Trammell he was fined $10.00. Miss Mami Hodge of 2416 Cedar Lane was caught with 8 1-2 gallons of whiskey, she was fined $2500 after the Judge lectured to her by letting her understand that he was not atVling her the regular fine and not to come back expecting something like she received Monday. Robert McDaniel was fined $5.00 after the Judge asked him if he had any friends that he could get money from and let him off light after he had stayed in, till 2 months. Halcyon Art Club Dance Enjoyed By Guests SOCIAL PERSONAL Miss Huth Derysay is ill at the Mc. Miss Mary Mangrum, 2155 Ellia Millinah Santarium, her many Street has been confined to bell for friends with her a speny rector, that has been under the attendance of the grow to give you He knows A. TWO, I, MARTIN The newly elected president of the Preservation of Musical Clubs in the city of York is Martin. He is calling a meeting composed of one or more representatives from each Club, preferably from the city of York. Presently, February the 14th at 8:00 o'clock at 1319 State St. This meeting will be for the purpose of holding a dance and constitution and to outline "a program for the year's" we are asking for a full representation on the part of Music Club. This last might take its "irrational phase" in the realm of musical interest. Executive selection by: Mineser Merrick and Gussei Jonas. The club hikes to leave one of our popular members, Mia Gurdee Jones. The club hikes to New York City, where she will make her work on the home servers a delicious two course menu. In the decoration and saving PACIFIC AVENUE SCHOOL NOTES Lilie Madge Woods, Reporter New Side Watska, Grade 4Y Elects Double Dally Service, Reading Library The Board of Education is placing new walks at the Pacific Avenue school. These heavy rains made this an added necessity. The grade 7 with Claude Jackson as president held its regular weekly meeting Friday at which time three new officers were elected to fill the places made vacant by the promotions to this high school; Chris Brown, vice-president; James Dorsey, assistant secretary and Billman Overton, trans-user. Double Dally Service Mrs. Hattie J. Robbins, Mrs. C. S. C. M. George and Mrs. M. G. Robins were placed on the double daily service leaf week. Library The desire of the pupils to read has made it necessary for some families to be offered. Thus the principal has placed at the disposal of the school; the following papers from which pupils are required to gather, news items to be reported in the Good English Club, The Dallas Express of Dallas, Texas The National Baptist Voice, & Nashville, Tennessee The Dailynet Morning News of Dallas, Texas The Fund Bank of St. Louis, Mo. The Literary Direct of New York. The Christian Plea of New York. The Journal of Washington, D. O. The Institute of Dension- Dallas, Texas. The Hoover Information of Hou- ton, Texas. The Association Men of New York. The Old Follower's Budget of Hou- ton, Texas. The Pew Journal of Poultry of Oklah- oma. The Killinley Young Indian made a 100 per cent during the week of mississippi Mines Digibola, Gunze Coleman and Lucile Black- saw. Royal Mutual, Dallas District, Mr. David J. Buller, State Manager of the Royal Mining is in the city. YOU KNOW YOU LEARN YOUR POSSIBILITIES! Send birth date and 10 cent for Horseback Reading OM DEMONSTRATION MUSEUM, New York H. I. Reed, Chicago, Ill. Editor, the Colored "Bulletin"; Executive Secretary Independent National fund- mental organization; Special visit to the Dallas Mortuary and Memorial Home 1814 Rose Ave, Dallas, Texas; Special visit to 1415 Roseland died February 4, remains will be shipped to Jackson- land, Texas; J. W. Wilkens, Dallas Mortuary. BROTHERHOOD CARES FOR SICK AND ABLE BODIED Dispensing Relief to Needy.-Leading for Opportunities for the Abled. Dallas Workers Interesting. Repidly. May Become Dallas Local Council. Held Crowded Meeting Tuesday. New Temple Set up. Dallas Temple-No. 1. Holds Election. Other Meetings. The Negro Brotherhood Movement ministers to the sick and distressed with much sympathy and concern as it is showing in its statewide crusade for cooperation and a greater economic advancement for the race as a whole. It, pause many times to give aid and comfort to its loyal and faithful supporters. Relief is promptly discussed to the sick bed of every worthy. Builder with the same ar- nestness that the organization did have in setting to cultivate a brand of service for the well and ablonded much more than we could ever much more than we could ever January alone it delivered to the following Builders: Delah Meky $12.90, Alto Price $14.90, M. H. $12.90, Alto Price $14.90, M. H. Local Temples and Builders are pledged and are expected to bring additional aid their circumstances will permit. It is the spirit of headquarters is urgently endeavors all humest-to-100-190, per cent Naces Harperes, Dallas the tandem into ever part of the city and are proving themselves Workers for other parts of the state. These workers are all rep- rensible once a week at the headquarters good of the Movement is Dallas as a whole. Their meeting last Tuesday dance and enthushment. There present well, builder Moses Champ- man, builder Frank B. Jackson, Emily Dipson, Dr. P. Proctor, Wm. Read, Diane Herrison, Rachel Smith, Moses B. Moser, Julius Spencer, San Wash- ington, W. E. Carter and Mizz Maitz Rovia, visiting. It is in that way which constitute the "Committee of Towers," will formally organize whose status will come within their jurisdiction. They will become will become specify a New local Temple was born last week in Towers and given the name of "Champion" after builder Moses - Champ- man, the Supreme President, official elected were as follows: Sidon, grandfather, Anna Aba- sley, treasurer, Tune Latt, Oversee- DER DO YOU WANT TO WEAR A 100 PER CENT RACE NEGRO PIN AND Win $10 in Cash? These Two Prisons will be Awarded Any Negro Woman or Minority Woman in States, Securing 18 or More Pally paid up for members of the Organization. Dispar- sion This Pin is a Gold and Sandmedal 21 Degree Pin Awarded only for Meritorious Service. Go with the Pin. With the Pin. This Offer is good only 20 days. Begin now and add your application to THE DALLAS, TEXAS For Instructions and application Masks. Decide now and High Rank, Feld Ariel, Ocie Hodge Maryville, Charlie Kempston, Director, Jonathan Kempston, Director of officers are to be elected. Other members are Bane Blake, Beverly King, Jeffrey Kempston, Jeffrey Suggs and Willie Turner. Inspection will be Wednesday of the month. Inspection will last with plenty of refreshments. Dalton Temple 9.1 Meet last Friday —the grocer who recommends Puritan Malt is trying to give you the best regardless of his own profit. He knows Puritan builds his business by its quality. Puritan is richer—stronger—better. Try it once. You'll find what you've been looking for. Use wherever sweetening is required in the household. ed a real program of service for its ensuing year, and abridged. Friday of this week for its installation in the building. Jesse Pinkerton, president; Liane Johnson, vice president; Chairman, Secretary; Simile Gain, Recorder; Joe Morrow, Treasurer; W.H. Stuart, Director; Frank Harbaugh, Chairman; Simile Gain, Recorder; Harry Steven, Marshall; Haciell, Haciell; Watman and Tom Mackenzie, Capt. of the local Temple in the jurisdiction, enacting the greater portion of North India and includes women and women of all of this week is set for intubation of officers. Referee assignments by the committee in charge. TERRELL — The Sub-District Board of a Friendship Association held a very successful session with the Rate M.H. Church in week Rev. T.C. Neal Chairman. The W. H. Mistan Society of Bethlehem held a unique series of meetings the 25th of January, Midnight, the B.M. and R. Convention of Texas. Delegates were present from all parts of the state. The Convention opened Wednesday evening, the introductory sermon was reached by Rev. T.C. Neal. Rev. C. A. Powers preached Thursday evening. Rev. Ino. Lyons preached Reidney Evening. Rev. Clay preached the closing sermon. Sunday evening. Officers of the convention are Mrs. R. Minner, President; I. O. Dubose, Secretary, A. Smith, Treasurer, Miss O. M. Smith. President Y. W. A. and N. Q. Ilison. Secretary was in attendance. Mrs. M. E. Colvin, National President was present and gave added inscription to the meeting. The reports Teague-On Thursday, Jan. 15th. Miss Emma L. McDonald the third assistant teacher of Booker-Washington's school organized a "Literary Society" rooms 1, 2 and 3 consultates the Society. A program will be given every Friday night. Miss W. E. Davis who is the Musical Director, Mr. Harvey Wilson, President, Miss J. M. Jones Secretary. On Friday, Jan. 15th the basket-ball team of Booker T. Washington's school defeated the Oak Grove bas-ket ball girls, scores were 12 to 8 in Teague's favor. On June 20, the Booker Washington basket-ball boys defeated the Palfield basket-ball boys, scores were 8 to 7 in the school program. Mrs. H. E. Lilly's choir club sang at Booker Washington High School Chapel, Jan. 27th. A program of tnditory was given by the school Miss Emma Melton and writing as mistress of the school program. Mrs. H. E. Lilly's director of the program. Saturday Jan. 28, Mrs. J. C. Hester visited the Heroines of Teague Texas and gave a wonderful turn, after which the Order service was and Sandwiches A splendid sermon at Benson Chapel on Sunday morning, about 200 years ago. Miss Floss Richardson, the 18-year-old daughter of Mrs. Jack / Washington, died 18 February 4th after several weeks of Inverglen illness. Funeral was largely at caded in the Christian Church. Rev. Henry conducted the funeral, assisted by Rev. Johnson, Gosham, Alexander, under the care of the body. Remainder were said to be last resting place in an assandecotery. Mrs. Ophelia Jackson and family motored to Pt. Worth to attend a birth day dinner in honor of her son, Mr. Predict Jackson. Mrs. Jane Wolf, one of Jacksonville's pioneers, died Feb. 4 after several months of inverglen illness. The funeral was largely attended at Sweet Onion Baptist Church Sunday evening. Rev. T. B. John was conducted the Tannell, assisted by Rev. F. D. Cook. House held Ruth had On the 1st of January, Alexander was presided over the body. The remains were carried to Ruth for burial. Mr. Leonard Jones and Mrs. Mr. Traddy Alexander,皆被殉于，共12名。The burial was held at Ballyes on Sunday last week. Mass: Arlie Bay Wrethie Scott spent Soprida and Sunday at home. The small pits were filled with water. The remains were taken into contact to spread among them. Many new cases have been reported. The Junior Chiefs in Benson Chapel S. S. had 110 matchless leadership of Rev. D. B. Harris, led all classes, in different ways. No 12 cases for February, also AUSTIN-LAST WEEK was a very busy week with both students and teachers closing the mid-winter examinations. The following teachers addressed chapel in a very splendid way: Merdames C. V. Monroe, F. R. Smith, L. E. Lee, Massey Helen T. Greer, Theresa Smith and Helen Grant. Music, job vocal and instrumental, by students as follows: Augustus Rogers, Scafer Baker and the quieter by the young men of the Blind Department. Endeavor meeting was very interesting last evening. Leaders: While Chappel, George Stewart, Henley Gray, Lillian Thomas, The Endeavor society was as-dressed by Mrs. J. D. Martin in a very helpful way, after which we listened to a vocal duet by Christine Hamed and Scarry Baker. Teachers in chaps. Niss E. M. Hitt, Madam B. O. Oliver, Mr. White, at the class of this program we were also addicted by Bill. Martin. Visitors to the Institute Mrs. Econ. Mrs. Fowler of the airs Mr. Brown, Houston, Miss Wickle of Little Texas, "The Artist." Kelvin Raptus Church, corner Preston and Paris streets, Rev. M. E. Bilbrow, pastor, beginning with Sunday school, Sunday was a high day. The morning service was largely strained. The service preached an excellent sermon. There was much interest in the B. V. P. U. program and other departments of the Union were fine. The night pastor seemed to be at its highest point. Paster Billens preached seemingly as he never did before. Visit Salem. work night. We enjoyed suitability among ourselves. The hostess served pink ice cream in white swans, which were given, as favors with hearts of different cities with Valentine sayings. Next meeting will be with Mrs. C. Brewer. The Roosevelt Social and Art Club met at the home of Mrs. Oliie Sadler Feb. 2 with the president presiding. Mayer by the chaplain. Ten members responded to the call call with Bible quotations. Forty-five minutes was spent in art work, after which the hostess served a delicious menu which was enjoyed by all. Three hubs journeyed to meet with Mrs. J. P. Larkin on Roosevelt Avenue.-Mrs. Y. R. Long, President. Mrs. Lewis, Reporter. Sunday school opened at the regular hour with Sept. 4, W. Davis at his post, of duty and directing the forces. Most of them half of the teaching force was present and ready for the task assigned. The Classes were full and are about ready for some more adjustment as to the numbers, but as soon as some need of these who have had advantages come forward and offer themselves for services. The Sunday school order was indeed excellent. This is commendable indeed. Some juvenile chairs, tables and other equipment should be provided for the children in the Beginner Class. Who is ready to begin the effort there? The morning service was a most excellent one in that this being the anniversary of the organization of the church. Rev. M. T. McGruder, a member of the Church from its segmentation, was presented and preached three抬堂礼. An all-military Sermon from General L. L. to make for ourselves a name. This was the best sermon that any of us have yet heard. Mr. McGruder preach. He was called with his subject in accordance with the occasion and this inspiration and spirit he transmitted to his hearers, to the education. See: The morning offering was better than this been in quite a while. This is indeed encouraging. After this highly spiritual feast was ended, the Brethren prepared tables in the church, the sisters spread chats there on and loaded the tables with "good eats" and every one present was invited. He was the table, came and another feast was had. He was the only one to have a head condition of it all was the attention given to children. They were properly cared for and boastfully fed. This is not usual for such celebrations. Christ's information in Peter, "Pray, my lord," in "and thou art dearest from the point of the church of the apostle," and kept in his office, "keep it in." He instructed, "were the provincial twelve bishops." After a speech of thirty minutes the bishop visited the Covenant meeting. This was the best meeting of its kind that Mr. Merlah had ever heard. He told the oldest member of the church that he had been called to the Covenant day. A day when the young men and the young women of the church were have done. This is indeed a most-worthy service for the force of the church. "Reflection prayer was designed to make me think of the past, of the past I was called off for an hour, and thirty minutes for the force of the church. P. U. held its仪式 and put through its program, which was instructive and to At that church, the Covenant meeting was resumed and the whole house became quiet. The congregation had not been with us until I in this church healed his personal complaint for the murder of his wife, and he baptized. Let the Fork be glanced. The service carried with the Sabbaths. The people were filled. All reports were filled. The Junior Church returned more than it has at any other time. Thus ended the twenty-sixth anniversary of the organization of the church of St. James the Great, a church of the Lord. Come and worship with us. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH M. E. CHURCH have invited us to attend a drive to raise $5000 in senior day care. Two round tickets to the General Confection to be given as prices, it is judging withأشبوعا سمن. Illy Theolig driver to raise $5,000 in nos on games of progressive what followed, in St. Jones Church. The teams have which Mrs. A. B. Holland won the club been organized and the captains are lost, high score, and Mrs. John. They the guide being up their forces. The captain who's high score, each a driver rather spoon team calls the largest amount over five adorned with hand-med-towers. Mr will be given a round trip ticket to the Harman Roberts was the top law point General Confection, and expenses. The a lot of cut glass receive. In the evening Mrs. John Derry and Eyd. Mr. M. B. Sterne, Mrs. Bessie McDaniel, Mrs. Matie J. Smith, Mr. One A. Bunn, JACKSHORVILLE-Mrs. J. H. Truong, Mrs. Minnesota Williams, Mr. Goa, Rome, rebuilding older of the Tachonsill, die- Mrs. Boveta Tates, Mrs. Delta Teneric, Mrs. Teller, told Mr. first country, and Eilee Tunnos, Mrs. Anna Willis, Mr. Jan. 79 at Bougain, Chicago, C. M. E. Aptillle St Johnson, Mrs. Rosette Abeson, Church. The Elder preached the skill Mrs. L.o. Chauce, Mr. Thomas Pann, certions to a large scale. The patient tells Mrs. Rueha, Rensard, Mrs. Maldé of the conferences was a light rate and Albies Mrs. Choc, Hunn, Mrs. Eustace may demystifying of the buty spirit Wemm, Mrs. S. C. White, Mrs. S. C. could be seen in the contests up the Peoples, Mr. H. H. Newbill, Mrs. Sellie's minister broke the bread of life-m Taylor, Mrs. Little Barland, Mr. C. I. his bearers. Rev. Lee, the pastor of St. Jackson, Mr. Chris, Strain, Mr. T. J. James A. M. E. Church, preached Rugby, Mrs. Roberts Daniel, Mr. S. W. identified sergean in the afternoon. He and James, Mrs. Willie Cantor, Mrs. Guar, his good people raised $500, total enl Merry, Mrs. E. J. Crawford, Mrs. Q. Q. for the day, $730. Prof. A. J. Turner Woods, Ms. O. T. Moore, Mrs. Carrie St. of Houston spent a few days in the 100, Mrs. Carrie Gaston, Mrs. Mable Mrs. Mable Wade of Oklahoma City is in Henderson. The misty. The�inst's Allianz of the We are offering you an unusual opportunity to own your home in an inclusive, refreshed Cottage Addition located on the city/county and the usual uninterruptive roundings of the city/county. TO NOQUENCE your place and your newbelle place is well built, neat and clean. There are no unpleasant unpainted, half completed buildings, there you have a large back yard with sandy loam soil where you can raise many of the vegetation, your toilets and still have room for your cow and checker rabbits. Fresh air to breath, a park to rest in and its all away from the noise, the confusion and obstruction of the city. We are now offering traug, trunk and stucco homes our customers can make. Now now and be independent of the facilities in your old age. Drive out 262 Avenue and inspect the most beautiful Cottage Addition in the South. LAWTON-Ford, Hill and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Rev. E. D. Parkers left Tuesday morning for Ennis, Texas and several other points in Texas to show the old world movie which Rev. Dr. S. J. Jones is the head of Sunday school and E. Y., F. U., and Christian. Endeavor was good. The Missionsary Sisters at all churches have a nice program. Ray Williams preached at Gallies Baptist Church, Rev. R. H. Sampson preached at Bethlehem Church, Mrs. Cheary, Mrs. Arnold Mrs. Tipler, Mr. Allen of Anadarko spoke the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Phidacivous and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turk. Mr. D. Carpenter and sister, Miss Verne of Galveston, Texas, arrived here Sunday to make Lawton their future home. PALESTINE-Mr. Wu, Butler, a Mason of good standing, is very sick and his children are gathering around his bedside, as follows: Gen. Butler of Stevenville, Texas Jay Butler of Trinity, Texas Mrs. P. A. Johnson of Brangent, Texas, to what they can for their beloved father. The farmers of Andersen County are be gaining on their farm work, and so you know, Andersen County has the record on cotton production. O-M. Shrffer. Re- W PALESTINE-Rev. J.-F. Hardman, pre- siding elder of the Palestine district, preached a splendid sermon at Mt. Voc- non. A. M. E. Church last Sunday, during the morning services: Rev. T. J. D. Pahler, the popular moderator of the Zion III Association, held the association-led meeting with the West U-nias. Bapti- c Church, Jan. 22. The "Mr. Paas" Health Train was observed by the Lincoln High School people through the mending of the electoral to charge Mr. P. R. United. undertaker and exaltant of Palestine, was seen driving around in Judaism. The P. R. United, the first of the P. R. of the P. R. is the future of his father. The Sofree Club held its weekly morning Friday, Jan. 29, at the house of Mrs. Jesse R. Stein. After the regular business session the club members and guests were invited into the dining room, where the Valentine idea was carried out in detail-take over, pupils, place cards, sati, heart-shaped, candy boxes, taped with Valentine's mutily-and, Valentine were used for Tafviz. A daintily dressed Cupid, standing on a round, below plate mirror, surrounded by cut glass baskets. Gilted with flowers, formed the centerpiece. The meat consisted of boulton, roast chicken and dressing, creamed pots, fries, fruit salad in orange baskets, fine fish on fishkales, tomatoes on lettuce, crayon, individual heart shaped cakes, "divin in meeting at St. James N. N. K. Church Jan. 28 with Rev. Rex Brewer preaching. A hard-filed galation was present, and a few of the congregation attended the service. On the last night the congregation served the inmates and the staff of Liftertown. M. H. Maes of Liftertown and M. H. Maes of St. James Church delivered the stories of the P. K. and members of the congregation. It was a memorable evening as the men and women consisting of canvassers, counselors and clerks. Toniary clergy, young men's clauses and the shingles hilted over the door. The all 11 members of K. K. Knight in the Ladder for the men and women Jackson for the boys. We are grateful to the congregation. COME SEE 'EM AND YOU WILL BUY 'EM 1921 Master Dutch Roadster $245 1927 Master Dutch Touring 196 1927 Chevrolet Touring 96 1927 Ford Coupe $154 1927 Ford Roadster $155 1925 Ford Touring 82 1926 Essex Coach $178 OTHER CHEAP CARS PRICED FROM $15.99 TO $40.99 John, her pains was shot up to church. Modern life, Bakers Under- tale had change of the remains. Tiffith — The first mid-term Wright preached the m.a. graduating of Emmett Scott High museum of m.s. m.e.m. Sunday at was held at St. James's (M. R. 11 o'clock Mrs. Willie Ans Chan-despite the cold weather, it was yed at St. James's in the morning. There 15 members was 1500 miles from the town, who presented a drama with the film. Mrs. The road to the City, Mrs. Flor- Franklin Barr. The get-together enr'Hose, general agent for the museum of M. R. The of the alura Melrndy County served in the KINKY NAPPY HAIR--DON'T HAVE IT! Hi-Ja Qinmae Hale Dressing, the novelous new hair treatment, makes it possible for you to have beautiful hair. This is no tite statement. Huge drags now have hair that falls in self, silky strands. Sense their shoulder because they have and Hi-Ja Qinmae Hale Dressing. If you have hair that is short, thick, or strenuous, start seeing Hi-Ja Qinmae Hale Dressing. You will be assured at the time results which will show in the direct time. Hi-Ja Qinmae Hale Dressing not only beautifies the hair but also reduces the need for hair. This is not optimisation hair dressing—it is Hi-Ja QinmaeHair. Dressing—the superior, new product. As a result, a call for the young folk has been made to the Lord's House. The Lord was also called, and he was in the service of the Lord. He was also called, and he was in the service of the Lord. on a series of meetings at his church Roy. II. T. Wise, President of the Ongs-Charity Club called a meeting Friday night at the Paul Hushall church to complete the organization. The officers, presiding at the T. Wise, who presided, Rev. J. T. Harris, secretary, W. W. H. Taylor, treasurer, Hon. V. M. Lytford, Subsidiary, Mrs. Lise Battis, Mrs. Alges, Harriet and on the 27th at her home on O'Eon effect and her body was carried overand to Bremond, Texas, new were bullied in the family cause, there on the 28th. She leaves a husband, 6 girls and one boy, Mrs. Wise, Sunder and departed this life when I begin this report, I heard to bail tolling, Roy, R. D. Parkes and wife of Lawton, Oils, spent the week and in Stoke visiting friends on his vacation tour. C. Allisonine. Rev. Williams of Cairnsville, preached Wednesday and Friday nights at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Lucy Hill was longed to be her room Wednesday. At the end of her school at Levy Jill, her husband was shopped to Woodson the hotel, Inkley, Under. If it was provided of the remainder, it would provide for her. If not, she would provide for her memory service, Sunday at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Shilka Ann Chan-cha, MP, 1920-2000, is continued to be with the rite. Mrs. May, MP, 1920-2000, is continued to be with the rite. Mrs. Alex, MP, 1920-2000, is continued to be with the rite. Mrs. Tad, MP, 1920-2000, is continued to be with the rite. Day Hijja Qublai Hair Dressing, the paints hair treatment at our salon or by direct from us. Price 25s. postpaid. KINKY NAP TEXASTOWNS WANXAHACHEI - Rev - Menon motor of the A-M II church preached two real good sermons to his flock Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Sarah Burnett Shipt - the junior School to doing a grand work. Every class was to report data for three of 21 all reported data. But three. Preceptor David, president of the Christian Church for 18 doing a creasant work Rev. Swanney, pastor of the Bumarta Baptist church is spending a few days in theupment. The Sunday school and the R. V. P. U. was well attended. Rev. Washington, pastor of New Mt. Ston preached to a crowd of house Sunday evening. Mr. A. Hemphill, Deputy Grand Master of the V. and A. of the stals of Texas was in-Waxashochie. Thursday day and gave a good lecture to the Brothers Thursday night. The Eastern Star, Nsters entertained the Mason Brothers Pridky night with banquet. It was well attended. Mrs. Ritter Hall has returned from Corciana where she visited relatives and friends. Mrs. Sarah Tyaon is very sick at her home also Mrs. Marmie Allen. PLAYBACK — Sunday school was good at both church. Rev. Dipressa presented a joint — Women's Church. The church was a large church. The birthday party that was given to honor of Mrs. Laura Vernon was enjoyed all day. Rev. R. Vernon was seated at 3 p.m. to a crowded room. Mrs. Dave Dugdale brought her son, who has been also in age again, also. Bishop J. J. Needel to be up to go. Rev. R. Vernon was also there all time. Mrs. Trent Jones, who has been Devil in Playback for the last year, was in operation after a short after the operation. Her many friends were much to hear of her death. Mr. and Mrs. David Dugdale, Mr. and Mrs. David Dugdale, ed to Malden last Sunday. They requested allegiance of Mr. B. Chars and Paul Ingelsted Church, extend a beautiful invitation to their many friends in and out of town also. Tu- rens and friends are welcome to churches. FALLS - The first half term aromation of Emmet Scott, High was held at St. James, C. M. R. designs, the sold weather, it was of the time who presented a drama the road to the City. Miss Florence Nome, general agent for the Midcity County arrived in the city. HAPPY HAIR--DON'T murderous new hair treatment, makes 9 while here. Nick listed: Mrs. Cella Evans Mrs. Lilly Married Monday night January 3rd Mr. John Robinson to Mrs. Cella Smith. Order at Rev. Ed King officiating. Mr. Emmett Riley left Sunday for Dailas to accept a position with the N. L. Insurance Co. Mr. Riley has been connected with Insurance in this city for several years and his work grew by leaps and bounds. We are hoping the same success will follow. HEARNEY — Rev. Bailer, the traveling Evangelist of Marshall, Texas. She is in the city about one week conducting a court siting rehearsal for the trial of the Attendance were once. He also addressed the Blackwater High School students. 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SEND ELEGIO TODAY THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1925 departed to open a shop in the city, and a member of the party given in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Driver. It was spared the loss of the dumbbell-distributed school he had, with some arms. Mrs. Guia lentilto II helped after being gone much longer than they can be, and the case was postponed until later data cert was from cry of small pox. Mr. Jim Boone was called up at the last time he was seriously ill. Miss Vieran B. Henry made a business trip to Houston Tuesday morning and returned Wednesday. Miss Henry said the guest of Mrs. Mabel Wade while there. Mrs. Love Mathews and little daughters. Benitez and Helen of Houston are still in the city, they are the ghosts at Mr. and Mrs. Young Adams. Mrs. Willie Gray, left Sunday for Keyville. In to visit her sister in law who is concerning from several weeks illness. Mrs. Gray returned Monday. Pdf and Mrs. E. Williams entertained the Social Warfare Club Monday night in their home. Whilst was the mode of entertainment for the evening. Refrigerants were served at a "bate house." Mrs. Yvonne Williams, Mrs. Luciles Shelly, and Mrs. Hollie Clayton were served over to Givtatan Sunday to visit the latter's father who was a stricken. Mr. Paralympic several days ago. Miss Gladys H. King entertained a New friends Tuesday night with a Whistle party. Miss King, and Miss Addif. D. Henderson were high points on the score card. A delicious birthday dinner was served at 50 o'clock. Mrs. Malef Wade of Houston is here visiting her father for a few days. Miss Valera Jones of Nasrudches and several of her friends were here Sunday. They were the guests of Miss Jones' cousins, Aanax Belle and Mrs. Reed. Mr. Marcellas Benton was here also. PALESTINE, Feb. 6, 1924—The Pilgrim Revival Baptist Church was well attended at the morning services Sunday. Rev. R. T. Schlier, pastor, preached at eglot sermons for the men. Diet. Supr. W. R. Robinson filled his appointment at St. Paul M. E. church. His sermons were listened to with kept attention. Jessel Perry and Willie Daniels, Lincoln High School girls, are away from school as a result of sloughness. Mr. Robb, Smith, is still very well, but is reported as doing stolidity. Medgower Flora Perkins, Etoni Austin, and Ethel Barrett are confident to their homes as a result of sickness. Mrs. Irene Sanders, left for El Pass, Texas, last Sunday, where his husband has seriously ill in a government and tabithism. Mrs. Emily McCoy, of Houston, at the visiting haste take-off. Mrs. A. Umdin, who is the charming hostess in the Society School Club at her home, 120 W. Rose Street, Quincy, Massachusetts. The school is a home for the home education with red roses, chains of red hips and Little Cinderella in vampire costumes. The garden is the ground where the school is located in the dining room where all elaborate hats were served the table was set in high roses cushions. The school library is the library, tied with red丝巾, holding a wealth of red roses that match her hair. School girls wear red roses that match her hair. School girls wear with diffices Valentine eggs were "DEWEYVILLERNEWS" — Sunday School was largely attended. The A. M. E. a. had services, all day Sunday. The Presiding Elder, Rev. V. T. Reece, held its first apartly conference, he preached ten sermons. Rev. E. D. Burnett of Shrewsbury, E. A. to a one city and presided several nights, the house was packed. Rev. E. D. Burnett and J. Turner married to Port Arthur, Texas, Sunday to attend services, he will preach several more nights and then leats for Crockett, Texas, Mrs. J. P. McKeaver has gone to the hospital again. The Baptist had a similar Monday. Mrs. Rufus Carter and little son, R. C. motored to Lake Charles, La. Sunday to see his sick father. Quite a number went to Orange, Texas, to hear about the Coe sing. The Sancified people had services Sunday, Mrs. Mary James was called to Test, Texas, on the account of sickness. Sick list Mrs. Carrie Sailer and Mrs. Pearl Sampson. GRAPELAND, Feb. 5, 1928-Mrs. Maria Bones, an seed and Highly respected Christian woman of the Cedar Branch community, died Saturday morning; February 4, after a long illness, and was buried in the Cedar Branch Cemetery, and with Mr. International at the above mentioned church on the 2nd Sunday by Rev. H. W. Waters and Lacey. She leaves two sons and two daughters, a sister and a heir of relatives and friends to "mown her loss. Mrs. Rev. Campbell and daughters, as well as daughters in law, were down from Palestine in attendance on the board. Mr. Algie, Jackson, was married to Miss Dean Lee Murray, an age 25 of January 1928. Mr. Miles Bones, who has been an invalid for some time, is in a very serious condition. We are glad to have Mr. Joo. Marshall and family back with us again in reside after a few years absence from us in the city of Electra. Mrs. Eliza Gilmore will be left at the 10th to visit her, Prof. Jane E. Gilmore at Oye Clay. Here's joining for a pleasant stay another. Meet us at Cedar Branch Sunday, Feb. 11th, and get your copy of the Express-H. W. L. Shepherd Agent. OAKWOOD-Mole Revits Hazz's underwent in operation at his home-last first day—Mrs. Bing A Brown performing the operation. Grand Midron Hester of Houston was here long-week. "Mrs. Kate Tran was going at the home of her much-well-known family member," Mr. K. Galestone at Sketch Burb. "Mrs. K. Galestone who raised EK? was awarded the $27 silverware price set. Mrs. A. Tjepys, was given $2.25 the raised the next highest amount. Mr. G. W. Tjepys was given $1.15 the cost of his hat. Mr. T. Henry was injured in an accident with Mr. W. D. Jones and Mr. Ed Malone. 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Whip Oil. $90. Collar Seam. $200. June 11. Marseille. ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` CORCISKA (News Booker T. Wash) are well and doing fine. Last Week, he is 1928 and her four groups of the B.fast, she dell'fair the kind of gifted. IAGEN Gobel) The P. A. t提拿 every day. Mr. C. M. Cawley, me. P. M. U. deLouis, he would raise his heats he puts on the plate. The P. M. U. Wailer was not in his office, Saturday. Thursday afternoon at Hooder T. Wash) presents of 1000 each. Mrs. B. H. Englund at Sawdust was good as usual. At P. T. He was called out of 100% to attend a funeral. The meeting has taken place at the location of Marian county, died at his age, out in the south part of the city. Mrs. B. H. C. Sawdust, Mrs. Wailer will be there to be funeral. WILD CATS STOP BEARS MARSHALL Texas. Feb. 11 - Staging a descent late minute rally, the Wiley Wildcats heat the Bishop Bears in one of the most thrilling basket ball games seen in Marshall by the score of 38-31. A capacity crowd, that filled every nook and court of the Wiley Refectory, cheered their favorites, as first one and then the other of the ancient rivals took the lead in a thrilling see-saw game. Wiley started with a rush and piled up a commanding lead, but a great spurt by the Bears put them out in front with a 26-22 lead at the half. The fans who saw a fast first half were yet to see the real battle, as the longer game went, the race became more terrific, and the guarding of both teams was superb. "With five minutes to play Bishop maintained a 28-26 lead. Pretty team work gave Richmond an opportunity to tie the county 28, all to have Washington break loose with a pretty pivoting shot from a corner to put Bishop in the lead 30-24 with two minutes to play. Long shots from midfield by Faint and Miller put the Cats out in front to stay, and Richmond added a free throw for Wiley and Washington the high point man of the game. The former Texarkana star led the charges of Coach Mammond in grand style and played the game of his life, sinking seven field goals and five free throws. Captain Briggs led the Wildcats attack with five from the field and two from the fifteen foot line. Wiley meets Texas College here next Friday night. WILEY B P P HISHOP B Richmond, f 3 1 3 Perry, f 2 0 Miller, f 3 1 1 S. Koppean, f 3 2 Briggs, g 5 2 C 1 Washington c (C) 7 Faine, g 3 1 1 Wilson, g 0 0 Hammond, g 0 0 2 Nelum, g 0 0 Johnson, f 0 0 1 L. Hopean, g 0 0 Reynolds, g 0 0 2 Jackson, f 0 1 Sutton, g 0 0 0 JIMMETT SCOTT BASKETSHIRE STOP FOOTHALL CHAMPS Tyrer, Texas, Feb. 11-Before the largest crowd that has witnessed a basketball game on the local court. The Scott High Dull Dogs proved relatively that supremacy in foot bills means nothing in basket bell by banning the Jackson High Bears of Ceresianna, foot ball Champions of Texas in a 30 to 10 lift yester-day. On Thursday, the undofered Bull Dogs will journey to Corleances to explain the Bears. A large group of rosters are expected to follow the team and if possible root out to Victory. The Texas COLLEGE The school in every way has run a 2000-year-old school. Examinations for the first semester are completed and they most of the students make a very splendid showing. Hard work has begun on the second semi- carnival. A very well-known and they feel that another pennant is their this season. Many of the old players are in line with some very good new master- terial. They boast of the best pitch-ig staff in the Conference, according to expert critics Texas should go through this season undefeated. On March 21-31 she will play that strong team of Langston. This is the first time Langston has played base ball in this section and this season is the first time the team in fact the most interesting one of the season. Langston holding the U-14 Championship of the Missouri Valley Conference and Texas holding that of the Southern Athletic Conference. The second half of the season, at the first-class stage at the College. The class for the college fast to have it ready for the Lamarतame. The Texas College graduates are selected to send a friends are asked to send in a report of their performance. The most have $25,000 by March 1. We would like to thank those who have already sent us a The basket ball team under Coach report. We shall send you a report Warren in making a first start of the Campaign and the work from you in your team. We have a great time to discuss an event which is to be held at Wiley report in the Dallas Express, February 24-25. Texas College feel you may watch for it three. Please have a very good and should be we less from you at once win the trophy in this tournament. The month of February is being his will meet some very strong observed here as. Negro month, team of this state before the tourn. many of the teachers have prepared to hold. She played a good and were interesting in Dallas. It打all was a helpful stand on the and defeated them by a score of work and achievements of the Negro. The team ball team took on. TEXAS TOWNS CORSICANA (News Booker T. Washington School)—The P. E. A. (news every Thursday afternoon at Booker T. Washington School) was full of enthusiasm. Mrs. Collie (fifteen years old) was excellent in paper, subtitles, "Adolescence," which was discussed by Rev. Wessex, Alexander and Naom Prod. R. D. Filters, City Sext, night an encouraging address which was enjoyed by the superstition audience of the night. There is a cooperative artist working in this section of our city bookcase. Here and the parents. Mack work in the house on the school campus several times have been planted, some business and theทำ of the children's bookcases have been planted. We also render a particular one monthly at different churches. A splendid program was conducted at Harmony Baptist Church, Fletchys, Prod. L. R. Lister, Principal. Mrs. Ann Taylor died on Jan. 31. Mrs. W. W. W. was the first of six children who died in the city last week, including his mother. Rev. C. S. Booker, Bishop of New York, R. J. J. J. was in Paris last week. JEFFERSON, Texas, Jan. 31, 1929. Last letter, Monday, and Sunday night. W. H. Pryor. Acxiis and Reporter. porter and the rest of his agents. We found many little things not worth while. MARCHER of the revival of the Smith's to have published that many of our friends Chapel A. M. E. Church were a success in 16 be sent in, that even takes fast week, several additioix Rev. Baldwin came time that good news would P. C. was assisted by Dr. Wrenn and the taken to get, and we feel that it is Dr. J. H. Warnsley, Dr. J. H. Wrenn, and our business to revail, yet this leaves by made a special talk for the Mission. We our little zity in very good health and any Sunday of 3 p. m. Mrs. Odeson, Hol. O. says. In view through the Express that Kind, of Clay, Texas, a rate of My. Dr. Nettie B. Warmsler, was a visionary leadership of Rev. C. W. Roberts in our city last week. She is visiting Houston, Inc. Spencer Springs, age 29 her mother, Mrs. Martie McDade of East-19 years, one of the loyal members of Union Church. The Missionary Society of Smith's Chapel, A. M. E. Church, presented a splendid program Sunday evening. Sister Florence Dickon, president, Miss Clayton Williams, at the plan-a-month, raised $1403. We were glad to see Sister Bertha Allen able to be up and out to enjoy the Missionary program Sunday. She and Mrs. Jon Allen, Rev. Wren Breached operation Mrs. Hester Hutchins and for the Missionary Sisters of St. Paul Walter Parker are on the sick list. GAINESVILLE—The Mr. Olive Baptist Sunday school opened at the usual hour with the agreement: with the devotional services: The general review by the pastor, Rev. F. R. Randles, was very interesting. At 11 o'clock the devotional services led by Brother R. T. Kindred about 6 minutes. The pastor filled his stand with the subject. "Church in Sorrow," which was enjoyed by a large congregation. At 3 o'clock the B. V. P. U. opened with the pastor, R. A. Krast, with devotional services led by Brother Sam Johnson. A very nice program was rendered. At 13 o'clock the devotional services led by Brother R. T. Kindred and Brother Wizime Turner, for 45 minutes. Rev. F. R. Randles fitted the stand with the pastor, Rev. F. The Throng at Chancels—This message was delivered to a well-packed house. The total raised was 44.55 The V. W. A. will favor everyone with a St. Valentine's entertainment. Feb. 12, Every one served up in Monday night. CLEBORNE—Rev. Johnson of Jackson, Miss., preached Sunday night at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Washington of Co. shameant preached Sunday morning at First Baptist Church at 11 o'clock. Miss. Willie Anna Coiney died Tuesday in Dallas, Rev. King and Rev. Hanger officiated at the Church of God in Christ. All men here were requested to do their best on their_{-}dings Sunday. Dinner will be served at SWEETWATER-Mt. Zion Baptist S. School opened one-year-time at 9:45 with Sext. T. J. Jackson at his post of duty. A great S. S. frenon was taught by Mrs. S. H. Wintham. The Home Ml. sionary rendered a great program yesterday night, with the president, Sister S. E. Harvey, at his post of duty. The V. W. A. was entertained at the home of Mrs. Alice Nichols Oliver. A great thank you! I asked you for help. Please, Rev. S. J. Wintham; Sext. B. S. S. T. Jackson. FREE Bring This Ad A Nice S A. Swartz Dry AND SAVE QUALITY GUARANTEED WE DELIVER 2100 Leonard Street. Pluko Pretty Hair? She uses Pluko! Of course her hair is pretty Yours will be, too, if you'll go to your dealer, ask for Pluko Hair Dressing and use it according to directions. 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The Bishop will also ordain the preachers there, returning in six weeks. Bishop and Mrs. McKinsey will visit their son, who is table by a course in law at Columbia University, before sailing. Bishop E. T. Brown has charge of work, assisted by Bishop J. W. McKinsey, to which his Texas conferences enhanced him for six trips. SHERMAN-Mr. Jeffred Nickerson and Mrs. Amelia Barber were married 26th inst. Mrs. Georgia Bender of Houston removed with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Mitchell, where she went for her health. Miss T. T. was a young man of the same nature, a man of North East and College streets, by Mr. E. H. Robert, which was recently destroyed by Gev. Mrs. J. A. Blanchard at 812 N. East street has recently finished doing some fine, painting on the palatial residences of Rev. Dr. Balmes and Mr. Edgar Helth. Mr. Jus. Chann of Dixlls is visiting relatives. Mrs. Manif. Thomas has recently returned from Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she visited her doughork. Mrs. J. D. Munn and Miss L. A. 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If we possessed the United States Dining Hall, the vision to grasp it, the whole world about us is one vast, vibrant, the greatest quarterly marvelable pointing us to the higher destiny the Creator has in its history under the leadership of it and me, Jesus had been spitting much time in Judea and Jerusalem, but His great forerunner has been cast into the arms of J. I. Johnson, the Conference Chairman and "high-ups" realizing that the emmity was con- flicted gently against Him leaving there. He came to Galilee and again went to the seashore and using the fisherman's boat in a puffy He taught the people. He began His him- terial heavily over the community that he had created, and more and more were made Saturday at the conference made him feel that the work of proclaiming the news of the kingdom must go on with increased energy. In living departments had excellent writings of the parables he set forth the sowing, spreading, growth, reports and to our surprise the In extended and glorious fruitage of the kingdom of God. It does boards with only one exception was the first instance of His using this method of teaching which surprised even His disciple, who ask for an explanation when they were in private. He in this way presents the first aspects of the kingdom of God. The Sowing force was the report from the Time. He first shows the various kinds of soil into which the landlords, each one of its willers, the good would be cast, some on hard ground, "some fell by organized departments had written the wayside," only a little earth had been in some cases saying and had their money ready PICTURES THE KINGDOM Mark 1:14, 15:4; 1:34 xxl.—Thy Kingdom Come. Tie in Heaven, so in Earth. Mat- tition of the Sunday School H Sunday, Feb. 12, 1928 Golden Texts—The Kingdom Come. Thy Will Be Bone; as in Heaven, so in Earth. Matthew 6:10 An exposition of the Sunday School Lesson for (By CHAS. W. ABINGTON) According to Mark Christ ushered in His ministry by proclaiming the tidings of the Kingdom of God as a present, force and not a future expectation. He declared that the Kingdom of God was at hand, definitely linking the gospel of God with the ancient Messian prophecy which He wrote to himself. It is difficult to define the kingdom of God—perhaps more light can be gained as to its true meaning than in any other way, by noting the various ways to explain it. In His parables we learn that if he has to do a variety with man's spiritual nature, which is set forth by Him in Luke 17:2L "And being asked by the Pharisees, when the kingdom of God cometh, he answered them and said, "The kingdom of God cometh not by observation; neither shall they say, Lo, here or there for lo the kingdom of God is within you." The ancient Jews had no theory of a Heaven some where in the sky, as do modern Christians, but their Messian's reign was to be a pompous earthly sovereignty. We spend this time the reigns of David and Bohemia—but that is not true—the kingdom of God is the reign of God in the hearts of men. "There is no geography in the kingdom of God. On an anleit Syrian fragment she familiar words of Luke 1:33 read," and to his king—don't there is no frontier." There is no chronology in the kingdom of God, says Dr. Maclaren, "It is present where wills bow to God; it is future as to complete realization, in a Heaven from whence it comes and to which, like its King, it belongs even while on earth." 1- Jesus Teaching at The Sea Slide Our lesson today is from the chapter of many parables. thrown upon the road, and in some cases the seed fell upon the hard earth fully exposed to the birds. This represents the power of nature to bring life to the earth to it, the devil keeps them occupied with other things. Then other "fell in stony ground." In plowing the loess soil was thrown upon the rocks and in sowing seed fell in it, and soon came up and offered promise of wondrous things. It is the soil that it fell in, it is soon withered and died. This represents the class who come into the Church during a great excitement and try to do everything at once, but soon fall away—the fall ground of the heart was never broken. Those seeds fell in it, and soon grew into a world of the world to choke them. The encouraging feature of the parable, some seed fell in good ground bringing fruit thirsty, sick and a hardened form. It is comforting to the true sower to know that some results will come from his labor. Kingdom building is a partnership affair—the Master shows us in this lesson just what man's part is—preparing the ground and sowing and reaping when the harvest is ready. The master teaches us the patience command and sow the grain he "should sleep and rise night and day." Go on about other duties forgetting the seed. It grows of itself. "The earth bearest fruit of itself." The seed has life in itself implanted there by its Great Creator which is to the wisest man a mystery. When the seed is planted in the soil, the satisfied earthman originate life or force growth. God has intruded to man many of nature's secrets but not the secret of life. He says there are germinating energies in soil that stir the seed to activity, acting in harmony with the environment to produce life—but that is as far as our wise man can go. Paul may plant, Appolies may water, God only can give the increase. **III.-The Mustard Seed** Joseph saw the seed of Heaven to a mustard seed, not the smallest seed known to botany—but the smallest known to those to whom He was speaking—the lesson is, that it was small but it was not cast away on that account but it was sown in the ground with as much care as the larger seed and in due time it grew and became larger. It was planted in the soil and seed for food. We are not to despair the day of small things, nor small things themselves. We are told that an atom is no small that the most powerful microscope known to science has never been able to make it visible to the human eye. The hardiness of the material's durability is constructed. How thy and insignificant is the snow flake—lighter than a feather, and yet plied up in our western and northern sections and they tie up traffic at times for weeks, while one riding through the Rocky Mountains drives from those little atoms. The giant Redwood which has stood for thousands of years started from a small seed. A man-planted one grain-of-corn and cultivated it and at harvest time it produced two full ears, he planted them and dried them in the husk, and so on until five hundred bushels was the yield. IV—The Growth of The Kingdom of Heaven A babe born of humble peasants in a stable nineteen hundred twenty-eight years ago was the beginning of Christian Church in the Kingdom of Heaven. He started telling about His mission on earth—they laughed Him to scorn at first, and as powerful works showed forth themselves in Him they began to destroy Him, and never stopped until He died on the cross. But like the seed sown in the earth He had life in Himself and came forth from the sleep of death, and he was able to teach the new religion to a few ignorant men who were timed and afraid. But on the wonderful day of Pentecost they became transformed men—all fear and timidism of God. Despite the determined effort of the great Roman Empire, at the time mistress of the world, to crush out the new religion it continued its way amid all kind of persecutions—it gradually made its way among all and great until it captured the Emperor banser. V—Present Day Feers Not Well Founded Much is being said about the growing tide of crime, which should concern every Christian, it should urge him to love him* best and do his best to turn the tide in the way of righteousness. It is the greatest enemy of the Kingdom of God—despite all that comes it must continue to grow. At the close of the first Christian century 500,000 had accepted Jesus. At the close of the first quarter of the present century 500,000, were marching under the banner of Christ. The Roman Empire has crumbled, and all the mighty powers which strugged against the Empire have been defeated since then—the Kingdom of the lowly Nazerene is more vigorous after almost twenty centuries than ever. It is impossible to have services begin on time—his Sunday School begins first month Congregational Conference on time and it out of the way for since of Texas was called together the morning service. The Sunday for the purposes of transacting any school is making real progress. The business that may come before them perfect organizations and system and make arrangement with the with which Rev. Johnson handles all church for the Annual Conference his work puts him in the class "A" once that meet if the city of Dallas of the profession. on April 11th with The Plymouth DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES M. Paul A. M. E. Church White Hock fully sustains the excellent THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928 The Communion service at night would up the wonderful meeting. We would call the congregation called to the call of Rev Johnson White Pork Rock in a class different from her. She stands third in point of quarterly conference reports—the most important of all of her. She beths in report. St. James stands. This conflict with the congregation was a wonderful possibility of the work in that community—it has the most positive aspects of availent people. They are young people and seeks volumes for the presents and teachers of that community. They are high grade people. They are the meeting place of availent people. Dr. C. L. Mormon pastor. Let us all be there. WHERE TO GO SUNDAY: New Bethel A. M. E. Church Leonard and Cushman his Sunday School. $310 a.m. Preschool. $135 a.m. and 1:20 Special) music. Nethel's choir I in the city. Jekela's Progressive Club, 3:20 p.m. Dr. G. E. Young preached a session monitor to an appreciable audience month and evening after the union services. We were invited to the welcome conference of visitors both out of the city, to our 25 services Sunday, and you are always welcome on Sunday and also our weekly featings. Dr. G. E. Young, Reporter s. E. Jones, Reporter PLYMOUTH CONGREGA- TIONAL CONFERENCE To Executive Committee of, the Plymouth Congregational Confer- ence for the purpose of transacting any business that may conduce to them and church for the Annual Confer- The Dallas Nugro Nurra's Aaro-Ire-and Mrs. Pinkston wish to clare, with Mrs. Geneva Hills, the extend their appreciation to their president, at his door, received the many friends for the beautiful flow guests on entrance and introduced ers given by the following. them to Mr. and Mrs. Pinkston, the People's Florist Co., Mrs. I. R. nurses in charge, Miss C. V. Starke, Hampton-Williams, President and R. N., and Miss Jeanle Lee-Moore, Manager, 2114 Roxie Avenue, (Tha. I. N., the Clinical Staff and their company decorated the Clinic for wives. Miss Natlle V. Childress, the office of the Wards, palms and cut where they were greeted by other. The Clinic is grateful for the nurses who proceed to dress the many useful gifts received from in the clinic. PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATION OF PARENTS, STUDENTS AND TEACHERS SUPERVISE IMPROVEMENT OF HIGH SCHOOL LAWN Pride of West No. 12 will cele- waste basket. Publish every word here. Its thirty-eight convention in I say. The time has come that No-the Ptythian Iglive on the End Sun-gree must begin to boast the fand day in February which is the 19th and strengthen them as they so along in this world who have helped them to save their maintenance and homes which W. R. Willis and the Colored Knight, of Ptythian Hall at 1:30 Sunday and march from have done. Let us give three cheers the Castle Hall with Pride of West for that. I want every preacher hand leading the precaution with throughout this state, when he rns decorated with streamers reading the Ptythian Drive. They will march to 11th Brent. This great financial Negro Or-him, set him up on the punit and gratification in America, Europe, Asia, Let the Negro constituency see him. Africa, and Australia. The greatest You get a good deal more out of In-grand Chancellor in America will. Producing him than you do a woman. Grand Chancellor Willis an preacher, because they simply will be there. Little William Shee-exfite your people and help you to rick will be there with his horn. get money that you ought not to This promise to be a great day, have. Just a high-class preacher, At the end of the program the P thions and the Courts of Calanthe-ne will be fed in the nuditorium as push Pythianism for three months in Texas. I am asking every prescher to speak for the next 90 days each Sunday. 5 minutes to bler and 2 for violating the num "he're wrecked, he'll help him to help. James has been afflicted for an hour he might right. He is the greatest event that is not common in this world. Nature must or should be in action of the country by the Dugout, and should he be held up and less commercial and industrial club." PINKSTON CLINIC Last Wednesday, February 1, 1990 to 10:00 p.m. Dr. and Dr. Robertson, the principal, will come to the public, at the Pinkerton Club, 3130 Thomas Avenue. The Dalton Nurses Murray Arms Arena, 1000 W. 10th Street, will be presided at, he door, received the chairs on entrance and introduced nurses in charge, Mrs. C. V. Stark, Nurse 1000 W. 10th Street, Mrs. N. The Clinical Staff and their wives. Natalia V. Children, the efficient telephone operator was also guided by the guest. The first direct arrival station, was directed to the second floor by one of the nurses who proceeded to direct the inspection. After being shown PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIA DENTS AND TEACHERS MENT OF HIGH Mrs. 44. D. Winn, president of the Association of Parents, Students and Teachers High School spends some on the high school campus Wednesday directing the work of fostering the campus. Leaders in both golf and and were being given the opportunity to glace leisure not covered, with grass. The lawn will have its first extensive improvements that were made by the Association last year and it is expected to make a significant contribution to flowers and flowers in special condition and the high school cafeteria. Grant Scott, is giving that special NOTICE TO THE PYTHI ANS OF DALLAS Pride of West No. 11 will celebrate its third consecutive convoy to the Pathan Drive on the 1st Sunday in February which is the 18th of February. All Patrons are invited to assemble in the Canteen at the Canteen Hall with Pride of West hand leading the procession with the Pride of West convoy. The Pride of West Drive will march to 18th Street. Financial Negro Organization in America, Europen Asia, Africa and Australasia. The greatest Grand Chancellor in America, will be there. Little William Shickl will be there with his horse. At the end of the program the Rhythms and the Courts of Calahontas of the church, Chicken, harcored work from the country, motion and will arrive. To my mind this is Negro man. To my mind this is Negro man. The convoy will be close by the Hilbert Church out of the Grand Chancellor of Texas who the world. Mr. White is a quite pious and unassuming man. He is the son of a faithful deacon of the Baptist church. He has பெaufic conscienties; but he is a christian. He is honest. He is not deceitful and I am with him right or wrong. When he is right, I am with him because he is right. When he is wrong, I am with him to help get him right. He is the greatest Protestant Negro man or leader in Texas, and should be held up and applauded by the Negro citizenship for what he is doing for the race. He did one of the most remarkable things in this country when he went down in East Texas and bought 8 miles square, took up the notes for bunch of Colored people that had spent 15 thousand dollars on the land, owed 26 thousand dollars and were about to lose it. The Colored Knights of Pythagism went to their resuses and saved a teazure and a Kiff of land for the Negroes in organization is the world. It can be done. It should be done and it must be done. "I'm not, don't, throw this in the waste basket. Publish every word I say. This time has come that Negroes must begin to boast the leaders and strengthen them as they so along in this world who have helped them to save their maintenance and bure the while W. R. Willis and the Colored Knights of Pythias have done. Let us give three cheers for that. I want every prescher throughout this-state, when he walks into your congregation and you hear of his being there send somebody down the ailee and get him, set him up on the pupil and let the Negro constituency see him. You get a good deal more out of Introducing him than you do a woman preacher, because they simply exfete your people and help you to get money that you ought not to have. Just a high-class preacher, whether you are a Methodist or Baptist or, will do these things. Let us push Pythism, for three months in Texas. I am asking every prescher to speak for the next 90 days each Sunday. 5 minutes to your congregation about Pythian and their achievement. Come to Oak Cliff on the 2nd Sunday to February and Spring 4125 for the Jackson Colored Orphanage." Thanking you in advance! I am Regrettfully yours. W. R. MICKSON, President The Douglass Commercial And Business Club to Give Dinner Dance Mrs. Little-John, the mother of Mrs. A. W. West, is seriously ill at 2094. Piers St. Her daughter Mrs. A. L. Guest of Paris and Mrs. A. H. Guest of Paris and her son, charit Little-John of Okahanna City are at her bedside. Declares Lynching in Little Rock, Has Left Bad Aftermath (Continued Trial No. 168) a penalty. The jury brought in a verdict of not guilty and afterward found guilty of the same offense and expense of the trial were penniless. that he believed that such causes as this were worse in themselves than others, and that he believed the hopelessness of bringing any kind of justice where the justice is not available. A great many Norwegians have moved away from Little Rock as a result of this spiking. Those with a job look depressed. The look was depressed. They do not think it likely that the occurrence will be repeated, but have no real concern. Older Boys to Meet in Conference at Prairie View (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) that season in every way successful and memorable to the expected large delegation that shall be in attendance. C. P. Richardson, Jr. of Houston, C. P. Richardson, Jr. of Houston, Mr. Lobas Adama, of the Conference and Mr. Lobas Adama, of the Conference I. P. Power, Executive Secretary of the Colored Board Y. M. C. A. of Port Worth, is Director of the Conference of Wiley College, Marshall, Texas, in Chairman of the State Conference Committee KENNECY NEGRO HEIR TO OL MILLIONS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) it is true, and that I will get it. The cottage was a mourn for crowds. Mr. Johnson has been the object of a four year search in left-court by the right of being born in Crooks Indian Territory of as Infant. Patents made out of him by a law firm to the On polling each ballot served a vote of the Pinkton Clinic. JUDGE BILANNAN'S COURT Monday morning in Corporation court 127 men and women were arrived before Judge Brannon to answer to their names. 68 drunk, 27 traffic violators, 15 gamblers and 2 for violating the number law. All paid fines but 10 who were sent to the pea patch to work - it out. Officers Hutton, Miner, Pinceton, Gass, Hitt, Smith and Herrin hauled the gamblers down. OKLAIPOMA BUSINESS MAN VISITS EXPRESS One of the many visitors to the plant of The Express this week was Mr. George W. Buford, well known railroad man and manager of The O'Hair Company of Oklahoma City. Mr. Buford was en route to other Texas cities in charge of a special car on the Priceo system. CARD OF THANKS Dira Elle R. Pardon, who departed this life January 28, 1985-2 t Wilson, whom Wilson members, whose country they very be reconsidered. MISS RUTH BORDEN FANNIE GENEVY, DOWNSHIP RUTH BLAIR, GROUND Daughter. DAVIS DRU 2020 Leon FREE. PROMISE. Tha 2-4000 property. A *base* of documents were present to support the statement. Johnson has retained two attorneys to investigate the mat- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) the construction of *St. John* s church by J. Pfliger during the war. The Pfliger was married 21, 1971, at Washington, D.C. and graduated last year. Two children, are in Loomis with Mrs. Pfliger. J. Pfliger is the son of Mary and John Pfliger. Will Push Fight on Disfranchisement Constitution of the United States The right to vote in each State, and just such allowed multification of the Constitution of the United States, is constituted by a constitute flagrant and per- sistent disregard and violation of the fundamental law of the land and the law of law and of liberty and freedom. "Whomas in 1926 an enumeration of the inhabitants of the Unitary State is to be taken for the purpose among others of repositionment of Representatives in Congress to be it. Then the Committee on the Census, or any subcommittee thereof, is hereby authorized and directed to proceed with diligence to which the Fight to vote is denied or abridged to citizens of the United States, and said Committee is authorized to send for persons of the United States to vote." wiliness, to conduct such inquiry at such times and places as the committee may deem necessary and to report its findings and recommendations to the House at the earliest possible moment, other appropriate members, as well as assemble may submit in connection with proposal to the committee, assemble of Representatives in Congress to the end that such report be presented in form and in fact. Churchmen Battle-Over 14th Amendment In Cleveland Meet CONTINUED FROM FACE ONLY on our behalf. A team, signees, straight and straight, met him in his own his arm. The battle on the white south for control of the policy of Charles of Charleston in Charleston was not an end. 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