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Negro Library Chief Objection of Bond Opponents A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Negro Li London, England. Feb. 22. (By The Associated New York Press) People are still waiting about the benefit match performance in old London, where the event was held. Pound, which was staged at the London Palace by a group of American New York stars, headed by James B. Lowe, star of the mammoth movie, production. Ursula "Tree" Taylor, every elephant and any invention that was in cultural distance of London, exclaimed and Jahnstein, who were presented from government to a previous engagement, participated in the performance. Assuring the audience that the "South Before the War" Company were Joseph Bibb, Albert Hatcher, Harne. Three Bibb, the Fount Harmony Knot, Nobile and Lea Bibb, Aisle Bam. The "South Before the War" thrue and full hours, has been proclaimed the most charitable and greatest show "on a stage and audience." Hallet Fund. As a "special feature, Miss Bibb, appeared in person." St. Louis Woman Wins Suit Against Railroad St. Joseph, Mo. *Pul. ZE* (The Association Negro Prem.) *Robinfall officials required a solar place blow test when whichever company was in charge in cases against the Filipino Embassy Company in favor of Mrs. M. Alexander, who was injured two years ago in a accident of a car in which she was riding as a car driver. Mrs. Alexander was injured in her car from the State of Alabama. Mrs. Alexander was riding on a half-front car to her husband, Pate Alexander, an employee of the Polish Our Company, an employee of the Polish Our Company, a contract stating that person riding on such tikes or runs agreed to assume all risk of accident and damage without any claim on the J.M. Lance and Our Polish Our Company, the two companies involved in the Alexander. The vaulted company contended Extension Workers Aid Milk Company. --- Founded by W. E. King Does Not Want Negro to Have Library, Opposes Ulrickson Plan. Because it provides for a library for Macroeconomics of Dallas is one of the reasons why Frank G. Kline, attorney and former judge of the United States Supreme Court, opposes the Ullman plan, under which $29,000,000 in municipal bonds were voted in the charter. "I am opposed to also establishing a municipal bond for the colored citizens of Dallas," he declared. When appearing in the hearing Feb. 15, Macroeconomics remanded with evidence for W. K. Foster, and because he was opposed to post-tax financing for tax-paying municipal bonds, he petitioned the tax-paying municipal bond institution campaign Harrison made public speeches in opposition to the bond program, room ensembled and added to what he had previously publicly said. He declared he did and believed the Macroeconomics of Dallas such a property-swapping, tax-paying institution of any money for establishment, such a library, that he believed the charter amendment I (CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE) MayorCommends Negroes at Harmon Awards. Philadelphia, P. J., Feb. 218. (The Association, Nassau Pres.) The *Champions' War Presidency* (Church) (whole) was recruited to support the William K. Hahn award for the War of 1775. The award was presented to *Adrienne*. The abstract address誉 award sent to *Mrs. Lawrence Worthing*, and *Mary Worthing*, in presenting the award, we are assembled in this grief church in this country to join hands in the private service to thanked. *Mary Worthing* praised the War for the wonderful scale of the victory. We are grateful to this country. Dr. Worthing of Washington, D.C., Dr. Worthing of Washington, D.C., Dr. Worthing of the association for the Straits of Marry Life and History, spoke widely intimately of the invasions and discoveries that Others have received honorable mention (honoring the front (Queen) Grace) more Allen R. Worthing, Mrs. Worthing has studied in Europe and in France. Mrs. Worthing has granted awards of Paul Lawrence Dusker, which补助荷包 in the Northern Pacific Island here, and of Frederick Marshall, Texas, Feb. 12-As in previous to advice coming from the plant, Mr. Walker will be joined by who are just, completing on, new 110,000 conferring plant plans as one of the North Carolina farmers as one of the plants which will be used in the plant. Prof. C. H. Walker, head of the Plant Department at the North Carolina Aplai-View, has been chosen together with P. F. Ireland, head of the plant to make a stock to Millsburg, Millsburg, N.C., to supply all of the plants in the south is located, and to get first hand information from the plant producers of Harrison County to become supporters of the move. Special permission from College Station for the use of Prof. Walter Waller, the chairman of the consortium which indicate that the dimension of the company will increase with the production with those from whom will come all of the supply of their plant. The Chamber of Commerce Mr. Roland. Harriett Lynn as far as New Jersey concerned in among the leading countries of the state in the number of prize won in county competitions. Most recently days have been instituted for them in the regular exhibals at the fair of the state. The Dallas Express White Man Who Raped Colored Girl Paroled After a Year in Jail. Loderville, Ky., Feb. 22.—Up The Associated News Press.—One year ago this Week China Eslons (whitai attempted rape upon Alberta Howard, 216 Tyler Avenue. This case was prosecuted by the local N. A. C. P. Falone was given a five-year sentence. In the country jail and $1,000 fine. Judite Berguin parodied Falone under an act passed by the 1926 leclalung, which provides that prisoners sentenced to more than one year in jail must be parodied at the end of a year. Citizens are very ignorant, especially when the electrocution of Phenting and Bard is still fresh in their minds. Police officers testified no to Falone's bad character and the girls, clothing and scratched face, bore evidence of the struggle. American Negro Actors Help London Flood Relief Fund that the contract was binding upon both rather and fainest than from all liability. It was further stated by the railroad officials that Mrs. Alexander was an interstate passenger and the laws of the State of Missouri did not apply, but that all rights and obligations on the ticket was to be determined by the "Act to Regulate Commerce" or the Hibernan Act of 1904. That by the last Congress had entered the field of interstate transportation of passengers by railroad and that this act controlled to the exclusion of all state law and the law of the state of Missouri. The Alexanders based their constitution on a decision of the United States Supreme Court in 1752, and no several decisions of the State Court of Missouri. The Inhalitta con-tended the case was to be determined according to Missouri laws, that having paid one-half of the regular tariff fee for her passage the transshipment as a carriage for hire and that the contract on the ticket was such as she and the railroad company could not make: because such a contract allowing the railroad to been-liable for the negligence of itself and agents was void as being against the public policy of the State of Missouri. The railroad company offered the pitiful sum of $15 in Abu Alexander's case, expressing the belief that because of the contract which operated as a release they were not liable, and offered the sum merely to dispose of and adjust the sales. Although the slama only involve $1,500, being a fair amount, considering the injuries, the cases have been regarded in railroad circles as of extreme importance, because they involve the rights of practical and personal travelers by steam railways, and affect every steam railroad in this country. Most of whom from many thousand related rate thefts are usually The Alexander "Bee" represented by A. Country Dale, brilliant young colored at turner. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS-TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1928 RELL HOP REGIS SERVING 101 YEAR NEXTHURT Zalina Tarver, young Negro and former bellhop at the Maryfair Hotel, will be taken to the state prison at Hunt- ley on Friday. He will be days to begin serving a maven- tion of 101 Years. His conviction and life- time term for an attempt to beat the hotel were affirmed by the Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas FEB 17, and the "cour- mented pages and manifesta- tions" of the trial were Monday. The prosecuting witness was an actress, playing in one of the acts at the Maryfair Hotel, and Tarver came into room at the hotel early in the attack horrific bout of 294 years is the longest, ever imposed in a single case in Texas, it is said. Church Board of Education Close Meeting Chinam, 11th, Feb. 27, (Dr. The Associated Negro Press). At a meeting of the Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church, held at Edwardson's School, Total recently, the Negro schools and colleges of that church were requested in a most flourishing condition. Morris College, Baltimore, Md., has an college student: Wither College, Marshall, Texas, 19th; New Orleans College, New Orleans, La., 2001; St. Louis College, St. Louis, La., 2001; St. Louis University, St. Louis, La., 2001; and Clark University at Atlanta, St. Louis, La., 2001. 25. while all others doing college work, were in advance of a year ago in college enrollment. The high school enrollment in the college is decreasing and in the secondary schools increasing. Dr. F. J. Marraza, Chisler, III, secretary Department of Education, Chisler, III, secretary of the Department of Education, who has reached the age of 14. 265, was retired after 26 years of service with a title of "Institute of the General Office of the University." Dr. Merrill J. Holmes, Chisler, III, has been chosen as educational director of the Department and college and to already having great success in the office. Dr. I. Garland, P.O., Cincinnati, Ohio, on-site as secretary of the government and field promotion of the system, date-being his 19th. 1994. Dr. R. J. Church, His report showed that the N.E. church, his report showed that the N.E., 1994, was also the same source there was reported only $86,000. Of the 309,000, the worst of $10,000, each from new movements ever since eight months only to provide from the Negro himself an income for the Negro schools, independent of and in addition to the income from the general church. Mr. Richard will carry to the N.E., 1994, on-site as secretary of the University, meeting in Kansas City, KS., 1994, 1995, the greatest report for the N.E., schools and colleges in all their history. Resent Cops Abuse is Failed. New York, N. Y., Feb. 12.—(by The Associated Negro Press), —because his mother admitted he said "I don't give a damn for the law." Frank Whitaker, a student at Pratt Institute, was given a suspended sentence when arranged in court here last week on a charge of retesting as officer. Whittaker stated he was in his room studying when the police burst into the house seeking Lafayette. Summerville, in Jodger, Summerville is said to be a fugitive from Boston. The youth stated that their language was so vile and abusive in this presence of his mother he remonstrated with the police. He then made the statement which resulted in his arrest. When brought before the magistrate he was told "This country efforts an experiment in racial adjustment which is not to be found in any other country, and that this color man especially should be given to him." Grenville Wood; Feb. 23. —If The Association Morgan Frost)—Nathan Thomas, who was shot in the head by a man of white hair, was shot to death by a man of white hair a few minutes after the accident. —Above and to wittenness, the accident was another car which was standing still in the path of the car driven by Thomas. The white hair of the driver is an intriguing pair following the accident and when they snatch up with the car to an intriguing pair following the accident and when they snatch up with the car to an intriguing pair following the accident. The tractories eluded that Thomas made a mistake and won the warrior and queen number of the mob that hit him. The identity of the individual who hit him. Bombing Arouses Race Hatred on The Coast Citizens, H., Feb. 12-18) The Associated Niger Press. "A fight between Nigro and a white man, on a local elevated train route, ended when the officer came in to quell the disturbance, and place the battlefield in custody." The fight started when Moss Hog recorded a scream that was not being heard, and he rushed to Bay, the white man was using language that was not being to a gentleman, and he was represented with Cummings, the white man struck him and the fight was on. Possibly the officer was trying to separate the fighters and two other white men, who separated a real free-for-all fight and when officers reached the station they were shot. The officer just as the train was out of the Quirky-West station and the train guard came to the station. Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 22.—(By The American Journal of the People's Press). When Bradley King went to meet his former wife in response to her request Thursday evening he did not have the least idea of just what was in store for him. King and a few of his friends were playing what at his house, when he received an urgent request that he meet his wife at the corner of 26th and Griffith Streets. Jumming into his car and accompanied by Will Johnson, he rushed to the apodled place. When he alighted he found his wife, Msbid King, and an unknown man waiting for him. Without any words whatever the eagle are reported to have set upon King with a knife and hammish. His jaw was broken and he was stabbed several times. Johnson rushed to the rogue and received a exudate blue blood. The man ensured that Mrs. King who arrested Alabama Slayer Given Life Sentence Montgomery, Ala., Feb. 12, 2016 — The Announcer Negro Press (NY) Greg Browns Grabs announced that he had commited suicide on Monday, April 11, 2016, on stage Leonard for his part in the murder of Jules Leonard (SIR) of Wichita Falls in August, 2014. He was shot in the driveway on January 11, all preparations had been made for his execution. In committing the murder, Governor Gregory David "the Killer" Leonard this fall followed the report of the history of the killings. Leonard was eighty-three years old, eighty-three child, eighty-three adult, the white man who died to fire the blast that killed Jules Smith, was executed, he made a request to the Life Insurance Company that who were interred in the case were not killed, and the man who was murdered was a murderer. Sam Houston College Recognized by N.C. Natalie, N. C., P. Hall, 122-148. *In-The-News* Newspaper; *Janee M. Hillman*, ed. *The Education of Education*, advanced Thesis that Samuel W. B. Hillman was born or is called "institutionalized" and one who resides at the A.B. to B.D. degrees, and who makes an investment in a student A.quittance. and makes an investment in a student A.quittance. for schools of W. Texas and is under the leadership of W. Texas. In recent years P. Hall has made the institution a stated college, and to this call has one of the best faculty in the country. Hirshmanus Alc., Pob. Tab., 109. The An- cient Hebrew inscription of the name of Jason, was here dated, when Jason Jaina switched a mastemon and equator and was taken to the sea. The inscription of Jason Jaina had an agreement with the conductor died before the date of the death, and died without proper regalia with each other after the mastemon's name, and with the conductor's name. Jones whipped out a bottle and stabbed both of them—and attempted to swipe and with what by the endman. The Executive Committee of the Colored T�ers. State Association In its recent meeting at Pralrie View selected Marshall as the post-page of meeting, scoreing to statements consisting out of the office of Executive Secretary J. W. T. Kles. The invitation to the city of Marshall was attended jointly by Pralrie View and Gilmore of Wiley and Bishop College and Prof. H. B. Femburton, Jr. The President of the Colored High School. Other invitations included those of Ian Antoni and from Twelve Cities, whose invitations were not officially listed. As that meeting was presided over by Mr. H. B. Femburton, the President W. H. B. H. was presided over by Prairie View, set forth his plan for the year and indicated that he was in communication with several of the leading educators of the country in an attempt to have them appear on the program of the second edition when it is received. He indicated that he was to review the secretary's blue, together with Mr. Femburton's secretary. The organization, had laid plans for the be- the first issue of the bulletin, was in the hands of the members. As was the case last year, special collectors for the situation will be It is expected that 7,000 members will be set Find Missing Man's Body at White Medical School. New Orleans, La., Feb. 1. (By The Association of American Colleges) The 45 years of a prosperous citizen of Thilos, dawn, La., on January 17 came to this city, and after a few days dropped, complete-out of sight. Search at the various polices, sth senses and the more-failed to try any right on his maintenance, offendable disclosures, for any knowledge of his cherubousit Investigation through the lifespan of Sienna Warren, 70, of New York City, home shiled by Attorney Ch. J. Murray, disclosed the first that Mr. Warren was killed in a car accident on the street. The body was taken to the hospital and then returned to the street. Where it was placed in alcohol to be further burned, it finally turned over to the family and taken to Thibodaux, for hospital. A search through the family's records found a fire found in a barn, which burned to find a new family member, an "unknown man," found dead on ground in the barn. The family found money and considerable property, which, however, was removed from the owner's property. American Men of Science Lists Negroes New York, N. Y., Feb. 21.—(Dr. The Associated Negro Press). The latest edition of American Men of Science, the leading authority for "Who's Who?" among scientific men of the country, lets four colored men as serious those who have made-notable achievement in the field of science. Among these men mentioned with a list of their schools and the societies to which they belong are Dr. Ernest E. Just of Howard University, who is referred to as having made an eminent contribution in the field of scology. Dr. Julian Lewis, of the University of Chicago, whose field is pathology; Dr. Thomas Turner of Hampton Institute, specializing in Botany, and Robert A. Thornton, who is pursuing advanced studies at the University of Chicago. The name of Dr. George W. Carver of Tuskegee Institute is not included; nor that of Dr. Hendy of Risk University, two members which have raised comment. Washington Scout Gets Gold Medal. Washington, D. C., Feb. 22.—(By The Associated Negro Press)—The first gold medal ever presented by the National Court to a local Boy Scout was awarded to Cyprian, Hallam, age 16, here Thursday night. The award was made at the Dunbar High School with appropriate service and eminence. The deal, which won the first gold medal for Hallam, was the liberation of Mrs. Bonn Thoms and her three children from their demolished home during the tornado in South-east Washington last November. He was forced to remove debris to gain entrance to the house where he found Mrs. Thomas held fast by clashes. He liberated her and carried one child to safety. Learning that there were two other children in the wreckage, Hallam rushed back into the house and received them. covered before the opening of the meeting in November. It is also expected that the official publication, *The Year will carry an analysis of the membership from the points of view of each and all members of the organization and of the state*. In formal forms no such study has been made, and it is presented that such a course will cover information, as well as intercourse with the hands of Prof. Prater. The first issue of the Texas Randolph, official organization of the association, will be of interest to the statement of Executive Secretary Bill, who only cares to the fact that this will be the first issue of the publication. That it has appeared in an official will be published this year if its release has already been made for the study of the journal as a regular publication with the publication of advertisements that are issued. It is true that for former years in the history of the organization, as has this one, and all indications to the largest attendance and membership in all of the evidence of the organization. Hattiesburg, Missouri, Feb. 27, 1990 - The Announced Marianne Poulin—Jr., A. Marianne, a white man who has been Addicted to peruvian methamphetamine. She was the mother of Jack Marianne for the murder of N. Virginia. Hattiesburg March 1, 1997. N. K. Chayton, husband of the white woman, and a white man in charge with the police, was killed in the first term of the court's march. He alleged that an unidentified Marianne expressed his will to bedroom and skip with his (Chayton's) children. The police corroborated the testimony and Marianne as the expected man. While in Chayton, Europe, he is also implicated in peruvian, warfare, while the affair, which he was involved in, for their statements, Chayton held a life insurance policy on his wife February 1, a month to the month in the military or the state teacher college at Hattiesburg. N. K. Chayton was involved in the James B. Lowe Taking London by Storm. London, England. Feb. 12. (By the Staff Government of the African National Press). -Janice L. brown. lives at Carl Loomis's alternative production. "Huele's Turtle's Cult" is which is showing at the London Pavilion in London, a great memorial of artists who lived in the civil memorial of London. Parked sculpture crest Louis at eleven acreage. His popularity on the stage is created by that in the social life of this city. Saturday Love, with her grace, the Countess Lindsay of the Island, the stunted, the power of honor at her age, and the love of her children, Lady Lindsay has taken an unusual interest in the movie star and has asked him to give her facts of inhuman treatment of Negroes in America. She has been manager, who said when questioned as to when they would have for the Stoker, "Loves and loves," and when to America. We have been hanged in the finest west-and hotels and cares in London, and so far we have loved her. Her love has been received so cordially on and off the stage." Her love have been unanimous in chaining Love's work as really artful and charming fiction. Youth Jacked by Holy Rollers. Evanion, "Ill., Feb. 22.—(By The Associated Negro Press). —Angred because he was not permitted to do a little bit of "Holy Rolling" with the other worshippers, Thomas Crush, on 15-year-old youth, man-hangled a few of the sisters and brothers and for his vengeance was locked up. It is alleged that the youth best up several communities before the polis arrived to visit him. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE 5 CENTS NUMBER 7 opponents Race the Coast ManhattanBeach District Scene of Trouble. Low Ample, GAL, Feb. 22. (By The Asso- cated Negro Press.) The coronary rate of white women attending the Fourth Niagara to move out of the Manhattan Beach district have burned a race halted that is adding manifested in this section, and if something is not done to stop the whitehoods, the district will be rebuilt. This issue feeling was brought about by a series of dynasties, shadows and hurlings in the Manhattan Beach, alluded have been used for the lining of ether into town homes accused of Negro crime. The district also It is important help that District Attorney Negro has been complying with a recent inju- rence of the Fourth Niagara district. In hiring several populist businessmen to help revitalize populist business can be the answer who are believed to be po- petering the crimes and enshrining the lives Jack Gartin, Manhattan's chief of police, has been successful for the book of burial honors of the few interment burials of the last interment burial. Done by the law enforcement agency, he will be buried before the funeral of Jerry L. Gartin, a 19-month-old child of the perishable affliction of the milieu. Manhattan's have been accused and have argued that their location in public and have argued that their location in public has been granted to the milieu for an amortization, but the emotional burden it itms that little has been made of the milieu. Manhattan's broach lavender of the most beautiful and popular amenities and is not very well known of the milieu. The milieu was brought out of the nation and has been used as soon as nation's work was added by engineers and landscape designers, the white man and the black man and have sought ever more to meet them. And burned, but the burial lavender is to be the white willowen companion, as the black man and the black man are against them. The higher class of both races is hoping that the race may be avoided and not injured by the lavender. Chicago Bailiff Tells of Crime Among Negroes Chicago, IL., Feb. 27—(By) The Associated Negro Press. While not commenting upon the venomous no-objection of the newspaper, the head of the Chicago Crime Commission, that 20 per cent of the actors committed to Chicago by Morgan, W. B. Warner, belfiff of the Municipal Court, in an interview expressive of his views, might be present and Mr. Morgan would be present and attentive, and would present organization among the troubled colored people themselves to assume the advantage of being in the court, to be able to attend, and to touch the need for respecting the rights of Mr. Sone, who has made a racial study of Negro crime, and after cutting out the dark and violent elements, and adding those who might be automatically involved. There is need for offensive actions to improve the mind, understanding between courts and integrate in and out of court, who prosecute the government, as well as among the marginals who present the injustices to anyone of distress and humiliation, to a spirit of distress and humiliation, to fact, is the sole protection of the. Most of the various racial groups of the city have organized agendas which hold on their head or offer aid and protection in the court, and who make an effort to prevent the from becoming a permanent criminal. This is the sole protection of the character of their. There is, however, evidence of an unweariness to the responsibility. One of the organizers Associated Big Sister's League. American, we find that coalition in the crime of the trouble and acknowledges the officers which intelligent members of the city have pledged help to image and improve what we already have to do with guarantee youth police The halliff has taken dress himself to aid in preventing crime by balding boys and girls, who are without national records in fixed one- placement and harder. Further rehabilitation SOCIETY and Club Mat at the kind of Mrs. Meyr M. FIELD, G. L. C. SOCIAL CLUB. Mat at 833 All Street, New York, Md. Mat at the home of Mrs. D. Pryor, 1200 All Street, New York, Md. Mat at the home of Mrs. P. Riley, 1200 All Street, New York, Md. After usual form of hostage, Mrs. Franklin of Hall St. A beautiful lance was taken with Mrs. Veele Thomas Avenue. After birth of Christ, A auto. The added to our rail and was also aerialed directions of our sewing. Mrs. M. Pryor, Pam at the home of Mrs. P. Riley, TEXAS TEXAS Columba Bain "Two Ways to Texas?" by EMERG ELYN A new and exclusive Columbia record artist, Emery Glen, makes his debut with "Two Ways to Texas" and "Fifth Street Blues," vocal selections that will make you wish you were all cars. Just listen to this record; it will be the biggest treat you've found in one long time. Record No. 14283-D, 10-inch, 75c Two Ways to Texas Fifth Street Blues Vocale—Emery Glen Ask Your Dealer for Latest Race Record Catalog Columbia Photograph Company, 1619 Broadway, New York City Columbia NEW PROJECTS REC. U.S. PAT. OFF THE SUNSHINE WONDER CLUB Me at the home of Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Brown, moments Mr. Joe Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Dante- lori visitors spent a lovely vacation with Mrs. Brown, and next Meeting with Mrs. Pilon, 1516 Trinidad, Mrs. Mackey, importer. THE OLDEN SUNSHINE SOCIAL AND ANT CLUB Me at the home of Mrs. Fah, Fab, with Mrs. Virginia, 2021 Warren Avenue, About 48 minutes was given to business with the miss. Mrs. Brown, served a vacation with the Mrs. Brown, meeting with the Alison Chanman. The Club Meet February 6th with street Only a few minutes past, many were reported in the news, Mrs. Nohara, un- milieu mess, Mrs. Nohara Parker will be the next hostess to the Mrs. Jones Charleston, Pleasant Mrs. Jane Italian, Reporter THE GOLDEN LINK, CHAMPY AND ART CLUB The second quarter, work was one hundred over cent. Many hustle-bustle. A delicious two hours lunch was served out in the decorations and refreshments. A play, February 16, M.A. A. M. A. played. Women were in this being social day the regular team was committed. A partial report from the charity Hairy Hairy A. game was played, Ms. Lea L. game was played, Ms. Joan L. being red. Red and white colors were carried out in the decorations. Mrs. D. P. Lewis, President. Mrs. A. V Payne, Reporter. Mist at the home of Mrs. D. Neyman 2006 State Street, Mrs. Butcher, business Mrs. Franklit of Hull St. and Mrs. Velocis, Thomas A. Venus, a teacher of Dairyrail School were asked to our roll and were invited directress of our sewing. Mrs. Butcher served a two course lun. As to Texas" MARY GLEN Bombia record artist, Emery with "Two Ways to Texas" vocal selections that will call cars. Just listen to this best treat you've found in one 283-D, 16-Inch, 75c Vocale—Emery Glen Best Race Record Catalog 1819 Broadway, New York City NEW PRESS RECORDS P.O. Box 127 Made the New Way Electrically MRS. NICHOLS Dress Shop 1704 LEONARD STREET we charge from $1.00 $2.00 for Gingham Dresses and also do hemstitching We carry a nice line of Hose and Dry Cords PHONE 2-1793 school. Next meeting will be with Mrs. O. Smith, M.D. State Street. The club house Mrs. Green Wing. The club house Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. O. Smith House. Mrs. Bachek. Secretary. PRINCESS ART & SOCIAL CLUB M at the home of Mrs. F. L. Wren. The club house Mrs. Fob. 14th, with the president presiding. Fourteenth, members, were present with one application. After the reception, the legal Sac Party which will be the home of Mrs. P. Prentice. 21st Street, where evening was spent, after which refreshments were arranged. Our next meeting was spent, Mrs. Heard at 21st Julliet 1711 Stellant. M. O. Hickey, President, M. R. Lennard, Secretary, M. R. Lennard, Secretary. **WHITE BORGHESE AIR CLUB** Met-Wednesday, Feb. 16th at 5:00 p.m. 2810 Cochran Street, Mrs. I. M. McKay, Turner, Nurse. An hour before the meeting which a very interesting business meeting was held. The club paid the amount of which amount is 16.50. The club was pleased to have a valid, announcing register. After which the hostess registers a very announcing register. After announcing the register to meet Wednesday, March 10th with Mrs. Daley Verrier, 3215 Hogan Street, Williams, President, M. T. R. McKay, Singer. Reporter Now that we have the "Y" to us make if the heat that we can with attitude that has been too long needed, let us make it a place program - being worked out has something of interest in it for our city. Xome to the "Y" if you = HUGO: Xome to the "Y" if you = CHRISTOPHER: Xome to the "Y" OAK CLIFF AT 5. 30 D. M., the president of the newly opened and opened on time Quelle, a number present at the opening Group No. 4 had in little Drift and Grouse No. 1 and 4 in another button. Wilf Ollence was with us in the R. W. P. D. and added some night services run high. Our postmaster provides us a wonderful deposition, Subject, Church, mind of the Church. The Unhers MRS. N. Dress 1704 LEON we charge from $1.00 $1 and also do We carry a nice line of PHONE THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1928 COLUMBIA WHIPT AND SOCIAL CLUBMER with Mrs. Jill Atkinson at 21:20 PM on Friday, 14. On account of the hot weather a few members were present. A few games of what was prepared, replayed, retested, replayed retest, which was enjoyed by all next meeting, will be with Mrs. John Wakeming at 22:21 truly clad with cips a success. Money raised for the rally $1,250. We are hosting a game at the Friendship B. D. Leonard of the Friendship B. C. Come on. Come all to hear him. Sister M. F. Smith, Reporter. Will Smith, 410th Atlanta, boy, Curtia Compton, 410th Grosbeak, boy, Olivia Oldham, 410th Gill, girl, Howard Stewart, Lemmon Ave, girl, Walt Whitman, Mackayville, boy, Aaron Taylor, 308th State, girl Alton Moore, 417th Gill, girl, Kins Court, boy, Joe DeLillo, 308th Thomas, boy, Joe DeLillo, 409th Joe, girl, John Daugherty, 412th Sherman, girl Joe Jones, 2110 Thomas, girl Alberta Cale, 1818. Carl. Alberta Cale, 1818. Bering. Henry Lode, 1848. Eskak. Lizzie Clark, 1848. Street Lizzie Clark, 1848. Street Victoria Hallway, 2811. State Lizzie Clark, 2811. State Lizzie Clark, 2811. Pacific. Robert Battler, 2601. Meyers. Lizzie Clark, 2601. Meyers. Hon Limoine, 2124. Dialan. R. Spatt, Unknown. Watkins, 2124. Parkes. Watkins, 2124. Parkes. Cuffie Nixon, 1848. Clue. Annie Poy, 1821. Ea. H. Annie Poy, 1821. Ea. H. James Walker, Jr., 1848. Worth. Annie Young, 2014. Clark. James Walker, Jr., 1848. Worth. Sam. Paul, Unknown. Sam. Paul, Unknown. Sam. Paul, Copt. Rosa Lee Taylor, 2623. 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Last Sunday evening a number of people met at the church that still number yet waiting to take on Christ by baptism. We fight for the soul of men. Our own sister Rachel, who makes to mourn Christ in the world and admires life for the cause of Christ and the saving of our rule, for if the people of our city were saved through Jesus' Christ, we would off it him up to master Jesus in two weeks to conduct another festival at one of the churches. Hill's Knocks COLDS —in one day. HILL'S Dressing through. Quit tire. Table from a cold. Leave you feeling fine. Look for red bee. so. All weather. a HERE of the city. We give to her our preserver for support in the city, and we will go to Versailles. Pass to us in battles in out in the west. Pass to us in battles in out in the west. Pass to us in battles in out in the west. Wichita by her husband both returning home to gather also like her. 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Call or any time and see how quickly we respond. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Reasonable Retreat Mide in Confort Phone 3-2661 2-8670 HALL AT THOMAS SOCIAL Mr. & I. Chandler a Gunner Dallastie is seriously ill in Wichita Pills. Mrs. Annie J. Griffin, wife of Mrs. Elise Griffin died recently of a broken leg during the holiday. Mrs. Wigge. 2062 Flore St. mine that apparently ill for mine that apparently ill for final trial is how improving. Term No. 3 will give a Matter. Wedding at Mt. James A. M. B. Church Tuesday night John 218 thirty 21 cents. All invoices invited. Mrs. Jane Brafford of Kearns Town is indicted and is receiving nine court attention from Dr. T. Lane 1201 Jubilee Street. Mr. Joe Garner, 8113 Hours St. is suffering from blood pollution and of Fort Worth attended, makes him a valuable asset to the conference. There shall be many other pleasing features of the conference helpful and inspiring to the youth of Peoria, Muse and recreational features will find ample space in the program. The Clubs, Clubs, Clubs, and Clubs, which are the 11 Y Clubs, Schools, Church and other organizations for the Older boys throughout the State to be at Praley, Jew, March 24, 1928, to catch the spirit of service and carry along the torch light of inspiration. FORD INDICATED FOR WINE MURDER Denny Ford, was indicted in Friday for the murder of his wife, Kimberly Ford, January 13. Ford was shot to death at a plat at her home. Ford, arrested, made file statement. The shootout took place early in the morning. Officers say Mr. Ford was not fully aware when a bullet sweuffed out her life. NEGRO EMPLOYEE STAR WITNESS IN RADIO DASH TIME. Norman Moore, Negro employee at the Davies service station, in Memphis, was shot by William Hines, white, alleged to have robbed the service station on the night of the fight. Moore, winchester in his训 练, was shot in the trench when he was held at a jail with "out-bound" positively identified him as the robber. Arrested here Pebb, a big, southerly officer, for the burglary. Miles years ago of a house then owned by John Foster at 60th Worth Street, he found a white woman in teffetafun him. So Mr. Sunday the indictment was "I'm glad," said Foster, as he swolled from the courthouse. "He had been a faint victim from a crime." The indictment against him filed in Judge T. A. C. Ames's criminal court courtroom "Miles with light time," now an abbreviate form of execution. It llegped that he had been the owner of the Poorhouse, Kelowna Valley. THE LION TAMES SOCIAL CLERK Mc Prey Pebb. Phl. with most experience in the field, called to order by the president J. Borel. After business was trans- ferred, he resumed the president urgent call for second March for election of officers. Our motto—"Less Quan Model." M. E. Lillian. Reporter MISS HUNGER MUCH IMPROVED The condition of Miss Mayroe number, teacher of English of the school, was improved. 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Chief among those which came to our attention were the following taken from the summary of the recent release under title of "Morality among Negroes in the United States"; figures tend to show that Negroes are intimately worse off in cities, than they are in rural areas; and that Negroes are more likely to be younger in the southern states than they are in the north; the trends of morality from all causes in three southern cities studied show no significant difference between the white and Negro populations; among the causes of infant morality among Negroes premature birth is the highest, and it was to be expected that the number of infants born to Negroes decrease among Negroes is the greatest number of deaths. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (no warranties) DALLAS, TEXAS Any erroneous reflection upon the character standing of rump, or of the head, of a personation may appear in the columns of THE DAILY DABX in the publication its being brought to the attention of the publication. 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That the majority of Negro babies die in premature birth is also understandable in the light of a casual study of the economic condition of the race in the south. Women are forced to work at hard labor and for long hours if there is to be any sort of family life on a livable scale within the race. Laundries, work at hard labor, do for their labor supply up on Negro women as well as up on white women and the labor is exacting while the pay, according to southern custom, is conspicuous small. Long hours necessitate much nourishment; a thing practically impossible on small wages, such as are paid Negro workers. It is a noteworthy fact that Negro labor *ob* whatever, *sort* receives smaller compensation than white labor in the same line in the same building. Understand then that Negro women are expected and are to continue to be expected as long as such conditions maintain. Even in cities like Dallas this is the case. The fact that the trend of mortality for he two races in the same section do not show any noticeable difference indicates the justice of such reasoning as has been done in this discussion and argue as well that a change in the conditions under which Negroes are treated in the United States should regard to their mortality rate. And in the final analysis this must be done if either of the races is to survive in the south or elsewhere in America for that matter. Constant contact makes diseased Negroes a menace to physically fit whites. They must continue to come in contact with each other in the ordinal order of their conditions of concern about the living conditions of Negroes from the standpoint of the other more humane considerations are not possible to those who must handle the affairs of our cities? Decent living conditions are the right of every living human being. He is not to be held accountable for conditions over which he has been treated. He ought a thing different and apart as the result of dislaboration. All health studies should be continued. Bulletins such as this should come out as often as the available material is gathered. And the studies should be lengthened to include the remedies for the conditions which exist as well as argument that they do not cause American social order to make progress, all parts or races. It is so arranged that the death to the desired level. It is not a job for separate and distinct parts or races. It is so arranged in the American scheme of things that all are hurt or hindered by the hindrance of any other part. Negro health is as important as general health. It A STEP WHICH WE ALL WILL APPLAUD. THE SPIRIT BEHIND THE HARMON AWARDS For several years The Harmon Foundation has made awards to Negroes who proved the most progressive in the fields of art, science, business, etc. The gifts have been in money and in medals and in each case a corps of competent judges has questioned the record of each nomination and made the awards on the basis of actual accomplishment and ability. No little attention has been to the good deeds of the race by this means. The reason for this is that the Negroes made public recently by the donors is that "Negroes suffer a much from a belief in their own inability to accomplish as from the lack of belief in their capacities on the part of others." The awards seek to improve this condition by, at the same time that they call public attention to the attainments of Negroes in the fields of art, science, business, etc. by highlighting the attention of the members of the race itself to the fact that these persons have actually done the worth while things. In thus subjugating the later, more aware of their postpartum and milk, we really strive to bring racial institutions without regard for the needs of the race. We have abrogated the masses and the continued support of the whole of the race in international. It requires facts first. It often adopts - measures which are the most important to the who must share them as are the moral considerations which are the least recent in the offices to save the lives of the people. In this case it has been true. Forced to adopt the life of an institution, they did the most temperate things possible to the life of an institution. They did the most temperate things possible to the life of an institution. They did the most temperate things possible to the life of an institution. And as it was one of the first to criticize them in their own discourse, they came to view them for this island. And for this policy of criticism and denunciation for this island, and for this policy of criticism and denunciation for this island, it is justified in the course. More strength to them, more success for them, their aim This statement is founded in fully proven psychological reason. Just as men learn to do by doing, they become confident of their abilities to accomplish by the realization that they have accomplished largely. This realization is definitely stimulated by the experience that he has found their deeds worthy of notice and favorable mention. That is why he do to their best. And certainly it is true that unfortunate psychology mentioned in the reasons advanced by the backers of the foundation do exist among us. They find utterance in the very often heard statements to the effect that "anything is good enough for a Negro" or in others to the effect that "such things are good enough not to apply to the gross." This sentiment is found all the way from the need of excellence in zenmon preparation to the handling of courses of study in schools in which Negro children are trained for the work of life. It is at the bottom of the sentiment often attributed to jealousy which is evidenced when members of the race criticize one another for desiring good things for the home. This sentiment is also evident in hindering movements which have to do with the improvement of communities and it is at the back of the sooty which greets THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FREBRUARY 25, 1988 STATES so many of the movements forward which the more progris- sive members of the race institute from time to time. To do away with such a sentiment is to guarantee to every Negra a better chance to succeed. It is the very essence of encouragement and help. And there can be no doubt that in time to come, when we are not so close to it as we are now, The Har- man Award can be seen for their dedication to our institu- tion, and we wi be responsible for its institu- tion not only have studied our condition closely but they have gone courageously and efficiently about the improvement of that condition. BY JOSEPH K. DYER Before attempting a curve of the field of contemporary art, it will advantage us to train a backward glance upon the poetic tradition of the Nigra, to what is the purpose of the tradition will be referred in two sections. 1. The Heritage of Song: 2. The Passant Renascence. This backward glance will concompend all that was sang or written by colored people from Jupiter Hanson to Paul Laurence Dawson. It will be expected to exhibit a gift for poetry. His gift for oratory has been acknowledged. The fact has been accepted without reflection upon its admirability. It should have been foreseen that because of the stone kinship between art and poetry the Nigra would come day with, and perhaps with, the gift of art, as he has already achieved distinction in the former art. That Ain't the Lord to whom we bow, The Author of Saturation. Make it snowlike humble grass, Make it snowlike humble grass, Like Hotton, the Wind to see her snow for freedom answered. Of the Demonstration Pledication she hoot forth in joy: Pledication she hoot forth in joy: It shall light the snowy power; And now she dill with sorrow. Shall, be brighter through their ear, Shall, be brighter through their ear, But I reached them out The fabled one to see. The present Resistance of the Nero, Many are the forms of expression that the life of Nero was characterized by: business and wealth, adventure and culture, political and social status and satire. Nero's resistance was marked by On a junior student in Lincoln University, he was a member of the National Medical and effective from cases from Japan come to my attention. He is a member of the American Medical Association and appeared in the The Times January, 1921. Making their neck at an accustomed lot. If we must die, ob. let us nibble it. So that our predicacy blood may not be shud Shall be contagious to us, honour us, through dust. Oh, we must! We must meet the coming foe; For though outward, we still be brave. And for their thousand blows and one death Wteth through before the murderous cowardly Like men will face the murderous cowardly Pressed to the wall, dying-biting飞 Mr. McKinley has sanction and the control of it to the ends of art. He has the poet's light, the poet's understanding. "Borra the most arresting poet in his life and the one in the most contagious of the works in The Harlem Dance; Agriculture Industry and Business Man's Notes more mercurial, to the fault of their own, but because of the infiltration of their which decided them the trailing, and many other bounties in their earlier mercurial day did not realize the need, any without the expense of expanse accounts for their business. The Federal Trade Commission of the United States Government in an effort to re-establish the system of the Government Printing Office, a pamphlet entitled "A System of Accounts for Real Estate" described the details of correct cost accounting for the small business. Without a proper spot accounting system, the merchant is unable to conduct his business properly. He must price the goods he offers for sale. Neither is the merchant without an adequate bookkeeping system able to co-ordinate favorful offers. If he is unable to do so through a merchant be successful. If he has no record with which to verify the fact that he has it, he is incapable of a poor work record. Hanky finds upon knowing if a merchant is able to prove a proper provision in his ever-demanding case. Fort Worth, Texas Dear Nan, I have been made a victim of circumstances in my home town and now everybody is down on me. We have a world of people who expect girls to go through life with an angelic face and hug down head, both little and big. I have not misinterpreted the truth, many times, stolen anything either on my own or adultery, but because I have tried to be friendly with both men and women and am little bit happy, fun out of life, someone has talked an adult must earn apperqement. $20,000 which is a disease threatening children in a foreign country. Though a disease it is of science very good but the poet to most use it is the author. It should be admired and that the beauty of children be very important matters. The same section, of the book, is devoted to the amount of money for maintenance of a hospital for modern and habbin which was to be given to the state by a philanthropic cill- ern. Man's Notes until many, passions show all our riding as evil. Some one has said to be good- it not sufficient, one must look good through EDITOR'S NOTE Why not write your trouble to Nana's niece. The complaint in this column is a common well-received in the days of the world, and she is an educator in their problem. She will advice to the young men in the world and will offer opportunities to help the young and also can express their views by viewing the problem which are confronting them. Nana will also be in need of counsel in a large many nieces (terror Thai) Diah Bai Dai Bai Ave, Dallas Texas --- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC! ```markdown ``` expected to be present at St. James A. M. F. Othel Peter Olden Day Memorial Services, Sun-October Under the Anglicas of the O. U. 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GOES TO COURT New Orleans, La., Feb. 22.—(By The Associated Negro Press), The open rebellion in the ranks of the Republican party of Louisiana reached the courts here Wednesday when eleven members of the Lily White-State Central Committee, affiliated with the faction headed by Emily Kuritz, collector of customs and national commitment of Louisiana, obtained a temporary injunction restraining eleven followers of Walter Cobey, collector of the party, from attempting to select delegates Mr. Gordon insisted the changing attitude toward the Negro of the Intelligent Younger people of the Fourth, through stories of his own, contains as music and editor. He said, "I am young enough to know that we have changed. I am young enough to know that most of the white people in Virginia and here in the South generally know almost nothing of the vast problems with which we of the South are supposed to be most familiar. In Richmond not long ago I heard a white man say, 'Why don't the people of the North let us alone. We are the only people who understand the Negro people? That man knows the Negro that I know as a little boy. He does not know the Negro I know now. He knows only the servile Negro, but what does he know of Countess Cullen, James Weldon Johnson, Henry O. Tanner and Nathaniel Dett. He knows less, and he is flesh of my flesh and blood of my blood than men in any other section of the United States, and I have known that for about five years I know the truth and the truth has made me free. We in Virginia and of the South in general have even closed our minds. I fear. The news papers with which I am connected have learned enough to set the Negro up, so we call it, because we realize and soon will realize that the Negro stands for and is a race and not nearly a color. Most of us grow up with the feeling that the Negro is not susceptible to musical education. We thought such music as the Negro had or could attain must be a gift of that. Then I began to sing the music of Coleridge-Taylor, the music of Barcloth and them, the music of Dunder." "Tish I hope I hold Isaiah I. I heard the organizations sing which Dr. Datt had treated me. I heard the organizations sing which Dr. Datt had treated me and the crush was beginning in my make of me, and my mind blushed with the density of my incarceration. I know more that the murder of my son was inevitable. It is universal术." In response to the address of Mr. Glover, Dr. Datt asked the accused: Dr. Datt asked, "I heard you, I request to my aunt because it seems to me in my fifteen years at Huntington we have always together you also received as we always have shared you. I have been a friend of you. I have admired. I am happy to resolve these homes because, maddening, I play in any home because, maddening, I play in any home. I have tried this institution. I have tried to serve." Dr. Datt then spoke intimately in his language of hard work of hard perfection in the lives of his children. TWENTY-FIVE BUSINESS DIPLOMA AY TERRILL 81 The graduating exercise of I. M. Terrell High School was held at 28. James Baptist Church, corner Second and Harding Street, Wednesday night, February 1, 1928. The auditorium in which the exercises were held was beautifully decorated with Texas and United States. This decoration of course was in that with the mustard part of the progress. The audience sat in marked silence during the procession. Never was there a roo pictureque scene than that one which was presented by the members of the graduating class of 28. The girls, in their sheer white ovanyd dress, that they made themselves (in the Department of Domestic Art, under the repertoire of Mrs. C. P. Crawford, reminded "the of messenges of spring. The theme, "Extra-urquiplar: Activities at Terrell High School," was treated in the viril-dias phase by the bony graduates. Their actions were intertwined with musical numbers by the Girls' Glee Club and mixed chords of the school. Much credit is to be given Mrs. A. Malors Warp, teacher of music at Terrell High for the polise and harmony with which these numbers were rendered. The 28 English priors, which is given next, usually by the 28 class, sponsored by Miss H. B. Harvey, to the graduate who has the highest average in English for the first time in their 1928 class. In the 1928 class, Miss Malors was the presentation, whose success was the result of the 28 John-Kirk, principal, who made a very interesting and consolent talk on the work of the graduate and the school. The honorary graduates were LoEe, better, valedictorian; Yada, Phillips, salutatorian; Thema-Cofield, Corne-Collin, Affion Johnson and Ola Mrs. Bukmaire. Presentation of Hilfone was made by Sir, M. H. Moore. This class used maps and reports at the home of the author, and the students followed the instructions. A. M. Chappel, H. A. Cherry, by the pastor, B. W. C. Walters, others wrote in World War II. The students were instructed to deliver a report on the commission, notebooks, notable of whom was Mr. J. C. Washington High School in Delaware. DENY BOULIN DETECTIVES LICENSE New York, N. Y., Feb. 22.—(By The Associated News, From)—New York's famous "love nest" hadler," the Houlin Detective Agency, was denied a license, pending the result of an investigation of charges under against them by Hallam Yearwood, growing out of a newspaper account of a raid conducted on an apartment in which Mr. Yearwood was discovered, according to information of Mr. Yearwood. It seems that last summer Yearwood was the victim of a tale played by卷世纪的 the detective agency when he was forced at the point of a gun to assume a compromising attitude with Mrs. Lacy E. Brown, netion, having been instituted by her husband, John L. Brown. When the evident was presented in court the venlet was in favor of Mr. Brown. Just after Ford presiding and a jury in attendance, after the divorce was heard, Mr. Yearwood preferred charges with the state against Boulin. Meanwhile, the finances of the agency had, required and Mr. Boulin was granted temporary license until the investigation results were made known. TURKEURE APPOINTS WOMAN FIELD AGENT Tawasaki Institute, Ala., Feb. 31.—(U.S. The Associated Nigro Press) Mrs. Carrie S. Miles, chief executive of the Tawasaki Institute,授予 representative of Tawasaki Institute,授予 to announcement board here this week by Dr. Robert K. Miles, principal, Mrs. Manges- her, president, and Mrs. Dennis, par- ment of the institute, her duties being to make介于 with philanthropy of the Chil- dren's Institute, and to participate in the work of Tawasaki Institute. Mr. Miles, by the first womens chil- dren's Institute, the late Maude John J. Hamer, who for a number of years was chairman of cedar leafless in field work for the school. New Orleans, La., Feb. 22.—(By The Associated Negro Press).—The seven rebellion in the ranks of the Republican party of Louisiana reached the courts have Wednesday when eleven members of the Lily White-State Central Committee, affiliated with the faction headed by Emily Kurtz, collector of customs and national committee of Louisiana, detailed a temporary information, retraining eleven followers of Walter Cohen, collector of the party, from attempting to select delegates to the National Republican Convention. The injunction was granted by Judge William H. Byrnes, Jr. The eleven plaintiffs claim they were elected January 11, 1927, as members of the committee for four years. They charge that Cohen's supporters are illegally pretesting to be entitled to membership on the committee and unless retrained will attempt to elect data-gates to the national convention. The "plethits and defendants are I'm, M. Geitz against O. W. Lila, M. F. Dastine against Walter L. Cohen, W. W. Tuttle against T. O. Miller, W. C. H. Huber against B. W. Green, O. H. Holmer against J. G. Wilkins, Jacob Hoffman against N. S. Gotzhaff, R. J. Cain against J. D. Brown, R. P. Jackson against J.-E. Gayle, L. L. A. Giltz against James Louls, R. K. Sadler against J. E. Higgins and A. C. Matthews against J. A. Gumple. BANKERS CALL ON PRESIDENT MARKETALL ON PRESIDENT Washington, D.C. Washington Presidency (A) - a group of the indicting attorneys of our group, headed by Marianne Barker, the President of the Washington Bankers' Association, and the Citizens' Association, headed by Richard Preckett. Preckett Saturday morning to inform him of the progress the President was made in the process of the President's race. The delugeation was, occasionally received by President Clinton, who "understated the importance of the G benki, many of which host of enviable records." Among those in the delugeation were: John W. Wilson, Lowell, Kentucky; K. C. H. Dugge, Wise, Louisiana; and B. H. Baltimore, and S. W. Burbank, Washington. SAVOY DEFEATS LOENDI TWICE Chalepan, ll, Peb, 11. — (By The Associated Negro Press). The Savoy Lezlonnalles, rose to heights here Saturday and Sunday and defeated the reconstructed Lezoni Big Fire, 26-19 and 39-26, respectively, thereby proving that while they might not have the best team to the world, they are right up there in the running and willing to take on that "best team" wherever it might be. Pessor Hudson's boys looked rather bad at the beginning of the game Saturday evening as Hampton and Pessor dropped in field goal after field goal, while Young was holding the Chicago�s record, in check. In fact, at the ten-minute period, the score was 11-19. In favor of the Lezlonnalles, Coming back for the final period, the two teams started out with a hang. The Lezoni outfit was working hard, but every time they got-eating it seems as if the officials would find that some member had committed a fool and called it. Not only did this alone, the former national champs, but each time, almost, it added one more point to the locals' lead, which was never overcome. The game Sunday afternoon was a thriller. Both teams played a whole of a game, with Lezoni during most of the scoring from the field, a tie-up in the committing of fours, but with the locals taking a better adventure of the free-throwers. The Savoy boys played with hands, feet and heads and the Lezoni team placed most of the game with hands and feet, showing very little of the vaunted headwork. Another, youth was served and the flung added another to the long list of victims. WEBSTER PORTEER WINS POLITICAL BATTLE IN NOXVILLE Knoxville, Tenn. Fath. 24. (By The Associated Negro Press).—The G. O. P. ticket, headed by Walter Porter, editor of the East Tennessee News, and Lam Fielding, most over almost unanimously in the fifth election here. The efforts of Jim Farmer to defeat the Porter-Fielding combine was absolutely futile and the fighting editor and his group won by a large margin. As elected by the ward voters, the commitment was: Walter Porter, Lon Folder, J. W. C. Copeland, Nathan Down and A. J. Smith. WHITE MAN' HELD FOR, KILLING COUNSEL, WOMAN. Bernardine, Mia., Foil, *B*—(B) The Amelia Noreau Press, *Mildred Mishawock,* a novel by the author, which has been indicated by the proud jury on the shares of Mildred, Mrs. Antoine Leake has also been the juror of her home when she was shot to the chest of her home when she shot to the shadow of fit trees in the yard. IN ROOSEVELT! 4 Room Stucco—$3,280.00 $100 cash, $31.60 per month B Room Brick—Corner Lot $4,000.00, $100 cash, $40.00 per month. WHY NQE_CONTROL WHERE YOU LIVE? Respectful Place Addition, on account of its age is 212 years; its resemblance to the character of improvements — uniform, and motif, lights and sewerage, deposit, and its restitution—scheduling cheap fines to become a Colored Muni-bullet is the nolar future, where the character of change, their officialism, make their own ordinances and absolutes. The Oldest Furniture Store in Dallas Under The Same Management Now Selling Tires on Terms TERMS AS LOW AS $1.00 WEEK ANDERSON FURNITURE CO. 30 Years in Business -Same Location -Same Management THIRD OF JULIAN, DAVE POST, PONDED FOR THIRD TIME For the third consecutive trial of Julian Dave, who ended the lives of many persons both white and colored, when he shot his lawyer-in-law, Heston Whitaker, in death while they first postponed of his trial. Whitaker, in death while they first postponed of his trial is found guilty of manhastur, were ridden or crowded State without difficulty. direct Cor, August 28 was postponed Monday. Postponement was made by the state because the trial of John B. Al Masten employs of the street company, we wrote to him of the shooting is one of the main causes, he formerly mayor of Maccumia, accused of the murder of Kickimblah former attorney have already filed a complaint against him. He secured the first postponement of his trial in a court unanimous in finding guilty of manhastur, were ridden or crowded State without difficulty. IN THE INTÉREST OF SAFETY ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR EVERY NEED WILLIAMS BALLOON 12 WEEKS TO PAY TERMS AS LOW AS $1.00 WEEK TRIAL OF JULIAN DAVE POSSIBLE PONDED PER THIRD TIME For the third consecutive time in trial of Julian Dave, who endangered both white and colored, when he shot his sister-in-law, Hortic Cave, who another man, Dion Whitaker, at death while they were ridden on a crowded State w IN THE I ```markdown ``` A city ordinance prohibits the sale or flying of nictal kites in the corporate limits of Dallas. Dallas Pow 2-9321 12 MONTHS GUARANTEE REGARDLESS OP MILLED Our easy payment plan is a saying 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. Within Tires are a counterpart of the finest quality tires produced in the Arab world. Rounded or blank, unlined tires are in our shop, but only guaranteed first quality tires fresh from the factory. Kites May Be Dangerous Playthings There is hardly a boy or a girl in the world who does not at some time or other enjoyed the thrill and pleasure of flying kites high in the air. Therefore, in the interest of the safety of the many children who are now flying kites adjacent to electric service and other service wire, we wish to point out that It is dangerous to fly any type of kite in crowded neighborhood, and especial caution is advised where children are using metal frames kites being sold locally. In addition to very great danger of grave personal injury to those flying the kites, further injury may be occasioned and property damage caused by the erase circuiting of electrical wires by kites constructed partially or entirely of metal. Company employees report several recent occurrences which might have resulted seriously, and our customers are asked to avoid the consequences which may result from the use of similar kites constructed of metal and flown adjacent to electric lines. TEXASTOWNS Hospitalon—Sunday past, 10 of the meeting was the missionary and E. The teams that will complete at this tournament are Texas Marin Hotland last week, Dev. L. Lewis is improving. Stock-out. Me. Tabbi, Mrs. Forty. The Kingston, Ten School taught, by Mrs. Ms. T. Thes. on the big 14000.00 Stadium is going on. D�ner is growing. The District is up. of the Paris District held his 1st Quarterly Conference at the M. E. Church Sunday. All the city pustors are reading. One Ex. The Turner and Mr. Ross passed through the city last week enroute from Torrell, from points to La. Miss Pearl Marks closed school last Friday at St-Rorrie, Miss Aberta. Theias and Mrs. Bensie Goss, members of Jackknovில் upon the week and with home folks. The Utopia Club met on last Thursday at the same time. In the Lord, M. Patel Area, The Innoress, and Mr. Patel Area, The present was called to order by the president Mrs. O. R. Martin. The lead subject of Joint Task was tonight by Miss Pat Roe. The Club guest, Miss Pat Roe. The Every day you see women with beautiful hair. Don't envy them. You can have hair that is just as fascinating as their. The chances are that most of these ladies over their soft, alky hair to Hi-Ja, the marvelous new hair treatment. Use Hi-Ja. After a few treatments your hair will become longer, softer, straighter and more beautiful than ever before. Continue it me and you will have hair to be proud of. 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The girls entered entrances on Club on last Friday evening, Mrs. Randolph won the game, and the girls won the two courses. Get the Express at Mrs. Emma. Macy Cafe. with Rev. Alexander and M. I. Waft's official, Mr. Chifley was a martyre of Tennessee but had lived a life of service, surviving him a wife, two daughters, several grand children, and great grand children along with his great-grand nieces and nephews. Interment in Fairmount Cemetery under the direction of Dodd and Waft. The San Angelo High School was under the tutorship of Prof. F. G. Brown, challenged Hallinger, P. H. K. Brown, Hall team on San Angelo High School Campus, Friday Feb. 10th. The visiting team was meeting at the Shire Hall. However the home team combined shrewdness with knowing the game perfectly which enabled the San Angelo team to win. Scores being 18 and 11 in favor of San Angelo All students having poor lessons must report to the principal for consultation. Mr. M. P. Brown, Primary, Instructor, delivered a 4th minute lecture on "Nogro History" to the student body during the devotional exams. Class Friday Feb. 19th. Miss M. O. Rold one of the High School Instructors delivered a lecture on "The errors of Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing." The course was given during the devotional exams. Feb. 14th. Miss M. O. Rold, Class Bishop C. M. P. Church, and on a Financial Raffle Sunday. Seniors preached by Rev. C. R. Brown. Members of all Christians of the city were present. Amount of the lecture raised $1546. Rev. Brown of Onorohod preached at the M. P. Church Sunday and the pastor Rev. Wyatt went to the presiding to conduct services for the day. The P. H. K. Brown, Hall, Wesley Chapel, M. R. Church was $546. The High School Church Club will sing at the First Baptist Church at 8 P. M. February 19th. Miss M. O. Rold is providing The school and community The K of F. Lodge has put on a Membership Drive and expects to get one hundred applicants. OAKWOOD - Miss A. R. Jboon - A great brilliant young industrial teacher spent last week with Miss Catsley and Starks. Quite a few of the patrons visited the school each day. Mrs. Cately and Miss Jones visited Mrs. Atoms during her illness. Miss - M. M. - Webine came home it. The "Lone Pedram" better known as P. T. walks fifty miles to see his wife each week and. Mr. Wilson is recuperating, also Mrs. M. C. Carter. Mrs. Rauls is very ill. Mr. Starks was in Fairfield Saturday Prof. Titus surprised his sister and her family with a miss of cat fish last Wednesday. Miss Bradley who enjoys the benefit of "Nine" column along with the rest of us. It is now receiving the Dallas Express regularly. Prof. Johnson who is ill is here with wife Thieves visited Mrs. Agram, and Miss Ritor's school last Tuesday night and wished two chains. **PALESTINE** — Mrs. Simpson is having an avalanche in Philadelphia. She will be visiting the Year Bowl I Antiboot B C. T-Three, by Mrs. Simpson, and by Mrs. Handlebird, suposites of her. Mrs. Handlebird will give Mrs. Simpson Lions game. Mrs. Simpson Wednesday to engage Moore H. Outfitted, Mr. A. Mrs. Outfitted are to attend a Valentine game given by the Colored M. O. P. Rooster Club. Mr. Gros grass party. Tuesday to Wednesday. E. W. A. Grisel. West Briar Club. E. W. A. Grisel. West Briar Club. self of. deaf JEFFERSON — All Sundays Schools were late Sunday on the first of the following months. Mr. W. W. H. Pryor, motored to Marshall I's witness the great services at the Bethisda B. C. in honor of the Doctors, Pharmacist, Dentist, Martinique and Nurses, the pastor was at his best and delivered a noble sermon. The Loyal Friends of America are still doing big business and paying her claims ahead of all the rest. Miss Oden, Roger, paid a visit to Marshall I's Friday evening and returned Sunday evening Mr. W. W. Thomas, the captain of the spaniel birds of Macedonia B. C., is doing big business with the singers of the city. Mr. Robert L. Johnson and O. Brown are coming to the series of entertainments at Bruce Hall. They are planning big things for Spring and summer for the young folks. Let them go, a dividing point every Saturday and Monday, there are many strengthers in town going and gifted by those who heard it. Mrs. Thibodes Council, AUC, K. and D. attended the event. The event was held on Saturday, June 10, 2014, at Walker受访 home folks in the county party on June 9th at each with Saturday and Sunday. Horn is at State Street, which was largely empty. The event was attended by many of the county party help at the Jamison. Jamison excelled in its gratitude for the event. has been arranged for ten couples, duanlin H. White, most excellent of progressive whistle. Mrs. Juclin W. White, third winner. In the absence of the national grand matrress, Mr. I. Everhard, the guest prize, and Mr. Davis of San Antonio, the bishop, considerable time and labor, national grand council, in the artistic Valentine, decoration as well, in the country, the national course Menu was served. Mrs. George A. Thornton, medical examiner of Pearson-Bearshaw Lab, the course Menu was served. Mrs. Mathie of Austin, state nurse, improving grannily at his home, 1429 South Parkway, where he had the schools of the county for the just four weeks, was one, of the population of Morocco Paris in increasing by 800,000. The proportion of the population of the apprehension for her mortuition work, she was present, almost a southern city, many who were White, both members and host- ers, are building beautiful home- ware the scene of a very unique af- fair, into them away from the city, to the designated amount, to the designated amount, to Martin is pregnant. Malacite, Bata were several months later, her ruler is beauty accrued and her Haitian servant is to work Martin, the apprehension for her MARSHALL—Merritt has gotten back on the sun and will be "back on the ground" this week. The Dallas Express will will you have the news regular. M. Harrison Monston and M. Mirean Foster attended at the bridge parade, then buried at the bridge parade, then M. A. Gaffan Died at his home, then M. Bryanfield Aided, after a shortOBlebson, in a pre-creative, young man of this city died at his father's burial. He was buried with Odd Plowhose fellow Prof. b. M. Alexander is improvise. Odd Plowhose gave one of their seven Chapeau will very slick for a long time, but is improving slightly. Chapeau has getting almost COLORADO — The Dallas Week I y Express appears in the Colorado this time for stay. Rev. Q. I Gen. pastor of the A. M. E. Church visited the C. M. E. Church Sunday, Y. P. U. at Mount Zion R. U.S.A. Mrs. Wm. Wm. of S. James Rottat Church R. 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The affair was enjoyed by every invited to the Gala house. 15. Calvinus. He just .28. The bended cottage house full of A NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING Greater M. Glendale Missionary Baptist Church Corner Pitch and Grave Streets Feb. 12th, Sunday School attendance was light owing to the cold and rain early Sunday Morning. A beautiful lesson was heard by the children. The devotion started promptly by clock pastor C. A. Green, D. D. A man who always has a great sense of humor. University, Marshall zone will speak here. If you are interested in the interest of the Y. M. A. a adistant pastor M. M. Mifflon an- nouncement, the attention will be given Thursday night by the Might- ers and Dinsons Wives. It is p- erfect for the Mighters and Dinsons Wives. President. Next we warn dismissal. BE LUCKY You are entitled to all of the U.S. You are entitled to your choice between you either LUCK WE W Pictures of as that we may select the 1st tune will go to the Winner. In Winners, these will be Local. 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Dr. Degas spoke very timely and proved that he was well informed concerning race matters, he really brought facts *or for entire session as follows* *R. H. Royowski, President of* *Hackett, Head of Program* *Department of Jeffrey C.* *W. Drewder, Secretary of Retention* *Center, Caster of Job Position, J.* *M. Price, Secretary of Hirement* *Center, Caster of Job Position, J.* *Dixon, T. M. Hammans, Kevin A.* *J. Grouw, A. H. Th. M. Ms. A-* *J. H. Ms. A-* *H. Th. M. Ms. Add* *of Southeastern Seminary, Mia* *of Department of Drama and Musi* *nary Program on Friday night* *Director, R. H. Moore, T.* *M. Price, Director, Drama and* *Mnary Program on Friday night* WANT Pretty Girls 1928 Nelson Girl. Fame and for adding to the 3 Grand Prize Unit Medals awarded, with a FOR EVERY CITY read the list of Prizes and rules. Concert取消 May 1st, 1986. To enter, only four观众, peace, participation, will a letter saying that you have a word of闭幕式's Hare Deciding, and telling what you like about this product. Only one will be considered as confusanzia. You do not have to keep Noon's Hare Deciding to be considered as a member. A free example will be sent to all who required it. Write some and follow-on back of the邀请函. Noon will be returned. I accept of the邀请 and let us be considered as your permission for us to do the邀请. Cleveland, Ohio is filled with the pleasures of a life well lived. A dedicated and dedicated JUDGES--W. M. Anderson, Nate Judges, and the General Manager of the Academy Theater. On MUO, CO, Richmond, Va. LSON'S DRESSING gave a supper Saturday night. That one of the greatest and most successful supplies the Patent Tissue canal救获 were held in Wichita ordered have arrived, the "ups" in his joint closed at St. John. There are, at times, them. C. Rev. Cave of Ark, artist by GANESVILLE **S** The St. James Mrs. Ridley, held a twenty-attended due to the unfavourable day prayer service as a preliminary witness. Mrs. Ridley was conducted to the womens' court a number over two hundred minutes with Rev. H. Wright malfunctions young and old male sermon. At 2 o'clock Sunday were added to the choral collation of afternoon the body of Mrs. Laine Wichita, Falla. A reception was Henderson was funeralised from tendered the converts Friday night at 1 o'clock. At 1 o'clock Sunday were added to the choral collation of Rev. Bradley pastor of the church blite and the members of her com- several weeks of confinement—due to her chung being awarded from her hand. Her son James and Andrew Kinks, Mrs. Gladys Ducks and Mr. and Mrs. George Etoye molored to Berman. Wednesday Feb. 8th. The training department of the Washington High School was quite a success. The preading Elder of Al M. K. R. was a firm member of the school of the University of New Orleans at day. Nanning at the A. M. R. church, Mr. Wilbur Smith who has been residing in Wilbur Falls is in the city of New York. The school is now fully realigned with that Al Mandelot. Fuller married the early part of February "He was a former resident of the city. The Merry Mobile of the City was the most of the most old people of the city. The most old people of the city were a firm member of the school. The meeting was called to order Manche Groves; Canton, China; Mr. R. Wally Georgia, Payoum, Egypt; Criterion Male Quartet; Director Mrs. R. H. Powler; Miss Lou Wilkins, Dean; Seminary Hill. WINNSHORO — The Brotherhood Builders of Penney's Temple gave an installation program Tuesday night while was a grand success. Every number on the program was well rendered. Refrigerants were served and a pleasant evening was spent. Mr. Jesse Johnson, a faithful and loyal member of the Brotherhood Builders, are working very faithful and doing everything in his power to put the program over Sunday services. We all attended inspite of the inclement weather. Mr. R. R. Stephens preached, at the U. C. Sunday, which was enjoyed by all. He is as exasperator of this church and all his friends were glad to greet him. TECHRILL — Mrs. Armenia. Harrell. Daughter of Rev. T. C. New. was buried at Elmo Saturday. The son of Mr. H. Lamkings who died in Dallas was buried here. Friday Mrs. Donie Gray and Mrs. N. Pagan lingers on elec bode. Mr. W. D. Bode and family spent Sunday the 5th in Dallas. Miss L. Neal was in Dallas Friday. The New Mayor Hall eor Groo and Virginia St. is assumiing propositions Mrs. M. E. Colyn was in Kemp last week. The Cities of the various Churches are quite active in their Saturday dinners. The lunch and confectionery stand eor Rockwell and "Groov Streets, Mr. Winston. Prop, is convenient to the traveling public. The rati Sunday reduced the attendance at the Church services. Rev. Graham at Mkts. presshed at Bethlehem. Mrs. Oya L. Brooke of Little Rock is attending her slick mother Mrs. H. L. Lewis. Dr. J. L. Turner is in Monroe, La. on busi THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SUNDAY, FEBURARY 55, 1982 short season the meeting was ad- journed. Games were then enjoyed. After which a giggling mum was told. The man week with Mrs. Norma-Glenn of 1993as the first year Jack Street, Feb. 3th. The fall of May 2000 at the home of Mrs. Norma-Glenn of 1993 Jack Street. The 'midders of the house of Mrs. Norma's son for an hour then the roll was cul- d at the top of the house. Then, we were very excited to meet Mr. Norma's. The class of '33 and '34 were very good. The the class rings, they being most of the time that the last two years were very hard to support. Mr. Norma's. The school had been completed. The Mr. Olive Daptit R. R. with the devotional service with a fairly well attendance on account of the school. The school was in 30 minutes devotional service led by Ivy P. R. Handes at his school. The school was the first of the day. He opened at the usual hour by Ivy B. Am. Johnson to the school. The school was taught by the pastor. Ivy P. R. Handes. At 7:45 P. M. was open. The school was open. National services led by Ivy C. Copper- by, for 45 minutes. After when the school was open, Ivy C. Copper- by, I.O.V. was given the master. Ivy P. R. Handes filled the room and presided a wonder ful sermon. RACK MOYMENT, FRIENDS NEGRO WOMANHOON IN DULLETT NO. 2 Claims Hare: Miltabred Yestowne, Deplores lack of Frife in Hara Identity. Leaders (greatest Offices of the world) and the business. Meetings Reported. New Applicants. The Negro Brotherhood- Movement will soon follow its second culture of the world. The culture of the world is the most out-some-high-spots that outstakes to prove feature attraction in the world. The great success of the world. The first Hullton, dealing principally with the world of the world. The holy and unholy species, not with wide spread consideration and allied among the world from all sources. The Hullton No. 2 will develop in the world. The (1) that 'Qod's, writing the Hace because the Hace was the high-high-high-high-high-high-high- highly leader in a large measure, that there is nothing useful or worth- ing to the world. The Hullton is a great leader of the world. (2) that "The people are remaining poor and helpless and unbelievable without the power of their own life and being taught to me the blood of their�, who have seen the world. The holoans who are the Big H�o, (or nation) is measured in terms of respect and honor and WOLF CITY — Owing to its location, the different Churches were poorly attended. The programs resumed at the Chapel, Church by the end of the year. The waxy Interlacement. Each month the Star Light band under the supervision of Mrs. M. M. Force and Mrs. M. M. Martz. Worried about the lack of attendance. The meeting was then turned over to the hostess who served at a delicious salad and refreshment plate. Arrangements were: Image for the shower to be given in connection with the opening. Tuesday. Feb. 14. The attendance was exceptionally large. Interest fine. The next meeting will be given on the 1st Thursday night. March at which time the annual Management will be given watch for further announcements. The Ladies Progressive Club met on Wednesday with the President. Mrs. L. N. King in the chair at the home of Mrs. Trimble. After the usual routine of business, the ladies worked on their Art pieces. The hostess afterwards served a meal and refreshment plate. The next meeting will be with Mrs. A. Hemsby. M. O. Hall, Secretary. The Civic Club met at the home of Mrs. A. E. Carr on the next BACK MOVEMENT FEATURES NEGRO WOMANHOOD IN BULLETIN NO. 2 Claims Race Matterhead Neighbor, Depores Lack of Pride in Race Identity, Leaders Gender Offense, Membership Compound Cust- erizations, Appliances Reported, New Appliances. The Negro Brotherhood Movement will soon release its second Bulletin which among other things points out some high spots that ought to prove features of the program of constructive discussion of the Negro. Its first Bulletin, dealing "principally with "Race Chestere" of the various "Races" and "Black," and "White," and "Aid and Advantage," consideration and elicited much feasible comment from all sources. This Bulletin No. 2 will declare, among other things (1) that "Col. is curbing the Race because it is more of a "black" than "white" because it is more of a "white" than "Black," by the very words of their leaders, "all a large measure, that there is nothing useful or worth while to be found in hardly any Negro." (2) that "the people are not coming to the end of the race and without more and less hope and support, because they are not being supported because they are not being supported because the blood of their brothers who save them birth." The progress of any Race (e.g. nation) is measured in terms of respect and honor and honor and protection for its womanhood. To condemn or discounting all of the race is but to conceive one's own child to a "hopeless life," and cure the Negro mother who "kills" her. (3) that "The man (or woman) who finds the man he is to deny an opportunity to find is an opportunity to find." (4) that "if the men who are not people under almost unequivocal difficulties or torms are not able to find the man they are." (5) that "the blood of real 100 percent Race idealism, Cleftes of the Bulletin and other information will be mailed to any one address the Supreme Grand President, 2238 Hall Street, Dallas, Texas. The membership canteen is its first in March 6th, with its jubilant pretty wall covered in portraits. Portraits are being recreated daily. Message缸 also reopened last week in a beautiful hotel mall, with These Two Prizes will be Awarded Any Negro Woman of the Month, Securing 10 or More Pulted up members, for Meritorious Disgrace. Now in Effect. This Pin is a Gold and Enam- led 2nd Degree Pin Awarded only for Meritorious Service. This Pin is a Gold and Enam- led With the Pin. This Offer is good only 20 dollars. High now, end of year. HALL ELL, DALLAS, TX for instructions and poil- nishment. You will be BACE BUILDER in THE NEGRO BROTH ERHOOD MOVEMENT given by Builder Emily Grewan of her home as Colby Street. In the midst of a happy posttime the Supreme President was introduced by Butler Irving Randall, for a 20 minutes talk on the Race Brotherhoodism. Delicious refreshment was served. Those present were Builders, Beane, Thomas Willis MacTurner, Irving Randle and Emily Givens; Mr. and Mrs. Willie West, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Lafall, Measura Lennec, A. P. Lafall, Will Davis, Mrs. Indie Walker, Mrs. Lulu Randle, Mrs.-Korea Puckett and others. Dallas Temple No. 1, met last Friday and installed officers after which president Eulogator took the chair. Ways and methods were discussed for building the greatest local Temple in the�; election. A large number were present. Builders, Barho, Smith and Joe Morrow served dainty sandwiches and coke in shroudner, tents, officers are Jesse Pondner, Lingle Johnson, Homer Lott, Mosa Champis, Emily Divens, Joe Morrow, W. R. Carter, C. R. Harrison, A. W. Dufner, Moses Hall, Rachel Smith and Lori Johnson. Applicants lately reported are: A. W. Washington, Ann Thomas, Rallo Coleman, Mary Starr, Bennie Gardner, Dick Bonner, Sub Lewis, Lucky Gardner, Wilbraa Rogers, Ada C. Robertson, Claud H. Robertson, Howard McKee and Al- ing will be with Mrs. Verdic Wilbur 106 Jialode Street at which time an "Apron" entertainment will be given. Feb. 16th at 7 p.m. The Parent Teachers Association will hold its regular meeting Friday Feb. 15 at the school. A little more than 100 parents will attend the "Test Room Shower" will appear in the next meeting. Mrs. A. L. H. will speak. The program. All are invited. *X* The Color, scheme Red and Gold, old-wed and very beautifully carried over, was beautifully carried redhead. The girls looked very charming in their evening clothing. Miss Hail Ruth's Cash, must have been a great gift. Miss Manone for arranging this affair. Miss Pigoulien to give a Guest Card. 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He was able to hope in the heart of Jairus, the ruler of the syagimose, and the woman who had suffered twelve years—having suffered many things at the hands of many physiologists. Jesus had hardly handed when Jairus came to Him in the interest of his little daughter who was at the point of his death. He had received from the rabis, and the ruling class, we imagine the humiliation this proud Pharisee must have felt in coming to the hated Galilean carpenter. But all pride is lost sight of in the sorrow that the loving father felt to have been going down into the jaws of death. Other writers make the point that she was his only daughter. Jairus at the Feet of Jesus. Regardless of the curious throngs this poudr ruler pressed his way to Jesus forgetting all about what others might think or say. It often happens that our prides can only be broken by sorrow—as long as all is well at home and property shines along our pathway we forget to pray, we forget to call on the only one who can help us under all circumstances. But Jairus was desperately in earnest and only did he come as a supplicant, but just as servants and alms prostrate themselves to those of superior rank in all Eastern countries. The haughty ruler fell at the feet of Jesus and prayed for his little daughter. With his desperation and keen anxiety, the pleas he made to the Great Shepherd all came to the child. All of the best physicians had failed, but the ruler called to mind the healing of the noble Gentiles servant—who said that he was not worthy, that he should come under his roof, but only speak the word, and his servant would be able to forgive him for anything but the touch of the great Healer. He came at a time when Jesus was in the midst of His teaching and many hung on His words at the time, but the cry of dismay was not turned away. He arose and went with the ruler. Jairus Experiences a Disquieting Delay. As Jesus went with the ruler followed by a curious obstinate a painful experience awaited Jairus—hastening a skull as the crowd permitted a sudden hatch is made. Another supplicant, for help falls in the way—a woman whose name is not given approaches, and the trembling hand thrust through the throng touched the border of his whole crowd. We can easily put in Jairus' place— It must have been quite annoying to him—likely he thought their brains should damage to him. He wanted them brains should damage to him. The child cribbing away when he left and delay might be dangerous. But Jamaa stopped and asked, "Who touched me." Even the disciples thought it strange that He should ask such a question. He had been afflicted twelve years, had spent all she had and suffered many things of many physicians. She heard of Jamaa and believed He could heal her, but not knowing what he could do. He thought He should not touch her garmament but should white. With them was an old superstition that there was magical virtue in the garmments of certain people which would flow out without any act or will on their part. The woman ex- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1928 Churches Invite You To You To "COME TO CHURCH" Jesus Raises the Dead Daughter of the Ruler. 4. While the anxious father worried over the delay that was being occasioned by what he regarded a needless interruption—for while Jesus was pronouncing a blessing upon the woman he sees a messenger approaching and he know that it was now too late. Only once before had the woman seen a messenger from Nain, but this might not have come into the mind of the ruler of the synagogue at that time. The hunt messenger said your daughter is dead, why trouble ye the Master. It is likely that they indicated that it would have done no harm to you. The messenger finally make the evil tidings but was not the least worried—but turns to console the father. He then goes on, the mourning and begun. It is a custom even down to this day in the East for the family to employ professional messengers to make the home a tremble with their walls. As they approach the home and Jesus said that the child was only sleeping, they laughed Him to scorn. They knew that she was really dead—but that in the light in which Jesus would have un regard death, to Him it is only a sleep. Jesus Chooses Peter, James and John to See the Wonderful Sight. Expelling all from the room save the mother, father and Jesus favored disciples, they at once go into the room, and Jesus took the child by the hand and bade her arise, and she responded to His words. What manner of man is this they began to say—and they say the same. One who was the messenger came to the Ministry of Jesus raise the dead. Jairus thought it was too late when the messenger came with the sad news that his little daughter was dead. many times this father had heard Jesus preach and work those wonderful miracles he never thought of needing to do. He was a teacher of Jesus' Jairus, but surrey he became a disciple of the Master from that day forward. What joy and rejoicing filled that home when the voice of that little girl was heard once more, that father and mother; had seen their darling child released from death. It is just like Jesus. He always brings joy, and he always has a place in the home when He comes. Having restored the child to life, Mark tells us that He did not forget the body—he told them to give her something to eat. He will be equally considerate of all who feel the need of Him today. It is just enough for us to read of the wonderful things Jesus did. He will be able to tell us that He did not true He will respond just as truly to faith today if we call with all our heart as the afflicted man and dairies. living restored, the child. At 12 o'clock the pastor preached. Knowing those things, Mr. A. M. is a wonderful agent which asks on it. Freely, why don't you forget the body—the child. He will be simply. The B. Y. P. I. was called to sight? With you, it should be a day of Him today. It is today. You are in question of your life. The B. Y. P. I. is putting on your shirt. It is indeed a business use—it is being used—it is all covered the union lesson, indeed why you are willing to work. It is to faith today if we preached a sible sermon, two good gifts, to provide BUILDER OF ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION. Mr. Ciffen J. L. Brower, head of the Vocational Carpentry Division of Douglass High School, San Antonio, Texas, has been recognized by the Master Builders of America and has been invited to attend the National Builders' Conference to be held at Hampton, Va., in the month of February. There will be interesting subjects discussed by leading Architects and Builders of the country, taking up all phases of the Building Industry. The conference will be held in Dallas in connection with the building of St. James A. M. E. Church and the People's Undertaking Company. He has built a number of brick and frame structures throughout the State and has built five years has been head of the Carpentry Division of Douglass High School. Students of this school are taught to build houses, make Blue Prints and estimate the cost of the some. Some of these houses constructed by these students appear in the Bulletin of America," published in Washington, D. C. These pictures were sent to Washington on request and were photographed, put into a film and shown at the World's Fair in Philadelphia. Since that time, pictures of these buildings have been published in the Educational Department of the Hawaiian Government. cost of the same. Some these students appear in the Department of Homes Washington, D.C. on request and were shown at the World's time, pictures, of these to the Vocational Edu- nomic Government. of St. Paul A. M. E. Queen City, beginning Monday, evening Monday, following Thursday, Pre- sive Monthials: Pre-Res- Re-PfMwood, Mrs. L. H. weather Sunday School day was well attended. the zbul stirring sor- The first quarterly conference of St. Paul A. M. E. Church, Casy and Latimer streets, Queen City, beginning Friday night, February 11, 1928, ending Monday evening, February 13, 1928. Organization: Mrs. L. H. Hollins, Secretary; Dave Robinson, John L. Jones, Marshalls; Press Reporters, Mrs. Coradine, Mrs. M. L. Prattwood, Mrs. L. H. Tornell. Despite the inclement weather Sunday School and each service throughout the day was well attended. Rev. C. W. Abington, P. E., preached a spul stirring sermon at 11 a. m. Rev. Wildeat of Knights Chapel delivered a forceful sermon at 3 p. m. At evening services, 8 p. m., St. Paul choir rendered good music each hour. Delegates representing each department of the church were elected for District conference. Spiritual and financial fervor ran high through the meeting. Sixteen additions since last quarterly conference; four converts. Total collected for the quarterly conference, $110.00. Mrs. Morgan, our pastor's wife, who is teaching school at Waxahachle, spent Sunday at home. Rev. C. W. Abington, Presiding Elder Dallas District; Rev. C. L. Moran, Another wonderful quarter has become history. Wonderful from many viewpoints. Beginning with a rally on Thursday night in which nearly all of the churches joined, the local numbers of St. Paul A. M. E. church had many remarkable quarter, considering the very inclement weather. The rally netted something over $215.00. Friday night a very spiritual love-feast was had. Sunday opened with a live wire Sunday School, and the morning service was all filled with worship. The evening service all of the A. M. E. churches responded and more than $30.00 was raised. At night Sacrament was had. Monday night, Dr. C. L. Morgan, the very efficient pastor had all his forces lineed up in front of the church reports and, 20,000, except the Trustees which had $10.00. All reports were well prepared and bespoke the deep regard and confidence they have for their pastor. The pastor presented the Presiding C. W. Abington, Presiding Elder cause of the lack of efficient pro- position, however, one phase our Lincoln Memorial absence was not carried out, but will be coming Sunday. Our usual Lincoln offering for the A. M. A. was not taken but we are going to expect the individual needs to go back P R t o r W ilson preached at the morning hour from 42 Paelm. The sermon was indeed a master piec He pictured how the soul of a christian pantheist for God. If there are no desire for religious services the individual needs to go back shall be asked. A removal of all bishops were made. The house was articulally arranged for the at a generous offering for that noble institution Sunday. Beginning, with the mid-week service, Wednesday night, Feb. 22, the pastor announced that the church will faithfully observe Lent The outline of devotions published to the wilderness. Everybody enjoyed the service. After the sermons three women were added to the church. As long as there are additional to a church which its services are normal it is a sign that Zion is going on. In our great haste to go to Birmingham we left out our notes last week. It would be criminal not to mention our visit to Bethel church Gainesville and of the work of Rev. D. D. Sombun, the Elder with a beautiful morrow back Methodist hymnal which he wrote, and who gave him his assessment, but $2.50 for gasoline and Mrs. Abington a token of money. She says St. Paul is the greatest man in the world. St. Paul repasst, which was served at the close of this conference. Dr. Morgan is doing a wonderful work. His church is well organized; his services are up to date. His vested chair is Mr. Morgan, and he is very close to having raised Sunday and Monday night $11000. Thus making St. Paul rank fourth in the Quarterly Conference rounds. God bless Rev. Morgan and his faithful membrien. Including the rally, $250.00 was raised. Next week, Rev. Morgan will be hosting Rev. J. Comey. We are on our way to Birmingham, Ala., to the Bishop's Council. Reports good services all day. — The church is taking new life, joining and, a most lovely spirit now is on. Watch the paper for results. The W. H. M. Sisters, under the direction of Scott and Sister Clark has completed a beautiful effort in papering the church the day before. — The church counts of board meeting one night and 2 days, the old regulars kept the fire burning. Pastor reported good results at the Board at Concisean. — Deacon L. Mayes, Reporter. Sunday was a high day at the school. (Do you know that your desks, Harriet M. H. C. R. School wife who has attended by our side is a teacher?) The teacher was to be in the washroom, so I left at his post. The school was to be in the washroom, so I attended. The master of the kitchen or P-room, should you have a kitchen, was to be in the washroom. From the lesson was enjoyed by not made adequate provision all and was reviewed, by the four-year protection "Against that." everything else but yourself and your family. You have built schools for the education of your people, you empower you, you make the salaries of your employees, you make the salaries of your employees. SP. PAEL A. M. E. B. CHURCH Cornell Lesterman and Casely. The refreshments served by the Church, Sunday was young people day and evening. The first Subject, Terry K. K. K. 21-27 Subject, Hypnosis. Music furnished by the junior choir. This is a Peppermint Day, and it is meeting with Peppermint Day, and it is meeting with against that day," when on account of old age disability, you co-against keep with the advancement. "Get with me and let us make the light for a Separate Pension Bureau, the General Conference "X"." The fire bright weather of the day was great. We were on our car attendance to 11:30 arriving during the day well up toward the morning. Most of those who had been in the car were. GREATER- MACHEDONIA B. G. Dr. R. Arlington Wilson D. D. Pastor *Friday the pastor will occupy the early morning and evening AT 11 a.m.* *Through Death: Day 1448, P. 18* *EVIDENCE: P. 1831* *MP3, mp4, welcome* THE WEEKEND M. C. R. Clark, pastor of *Andersen* one throws off the yoke of six chapel *M. K. Church* in line up with the people of Wrights Prairie Texas raised in God. There are more antiquities months *11, 11, 11* and *11* are here. We are the loyalty and devotion words of the *saints*. At the displayed by these workers is such present we are enjoying a spiritual experience the *com- munity* of all R. Jackson, J. T. Jordas, J. H. Clay, Rev. R. T. Thomas, allied as presiding-elder. Hat-Baker Chaplain choir and her great gospel preacher carried of the laurels. They led in everything, singing, preaching and giving money. Dr. Walker, is a well-prepared man, for any place in the Church of Allen. Rev. W. McGregor, has five church, from the pulpit to the door. Monday evening the missionary