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$77,345.00 RAISED IN Y. M. C. A. DRIVE DIRECTORS AND WORKERS JOINED BY STATE LEADERS IN "VICTORY" DINNER. SIX NATIONAL RECORDS BROKEN, $15,710 IN CASH COLLECTED. EXCEEDED $50,000 QUOTA BY $27,345. DR. J. W. ANDERSON GIVES $7,500 ON LAST NIGHT. DR. McMILLAN HEADS WINNING DIVISION. W. E. EWING HEADS WINNING TEAM. Bullard leadership perfect job for the Special Gifts Committee, W.lowing, close organization and the E. Ewing, head of the -lowest men and boys of Dallas is responder of the rating of $72, deduction during the drive. In fact, the success was the phe-die is contained in the fact that nominal S. new national -recev men contributed $15,000 and S. new national -recev men contributed $3,000 three times more cash is report-headed by E. J. Crawford and did not was ever true before in a composed or John Jones United States Dallas donors Millan, H. Stucklead, Associate record works reckons are better than H. T. Smith and Charles T. Bracke-more than eighty of the baskets has secured a total of nearly $10,000 of affairs was harnessed in 8000 of the amount secured by the Founded by W. E. King Volume 35 $77,340 DIRECTORS AND WORKER RECORDS BROKEN, $15,747. W. ANDERSON GIVES $7,747. EWING HEADS WINNING T Bullwolf leadership perfect following, close organization and work to build loyalty for the Neurology team. The mucus was phenomenal for the raining of $7,747-$345 in a driver for $50,000 for the patient. The mucus was phenomenal. His new national records were set in the effort and the hard work of Bella Lampion broke records with reckless abandon and the whole energy of more than eight of the businessmen was harnessed to the moment. Largo Donors Plentiful Begun with the subscription of $1000 by General Chairman Joseph J. Rhodes and completed with the gift of $7,500 by Dr. J. W. Anderson which followed closely the gift of $5,000 by Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis, the sum total of big gifts looms large. Practically every man of means with the race gave until it was a real trifice and in each case substantial payment of cash accompanied the subscriptions. The honor toll when made up will include the name of practically every representative man of the race here. Gifts of $2000, $3000 and the like was at the head of among the active workers in the drive was the payment of $1,005 in cash by Charles T. Breeking, will known Dallas contractor who now holds the national honor plans in "The Royal Order of Spizerinktum" an honor conferred for the greatest production of cash in all of the history of drives for buildings for Negroes in the country. Drs. R. J. Hamilton and W. M. McMillan together with their association, K. Strickland and T. H. Smith belong in the class of large donors as do E. J. Crawford, head Plaintiffs are introducing testimony in an effort to substantial alteration of his denial of certain Rev. Sauls comprised with certain of his denial of certain of the congregation and congratulation in order that he could put over the deal. It is believed that because of the policies and acts many members of the congregation left the church and that it included that Rev. Sauls held secret positions in which he and certain of his denials committed to the church property. Since he was not said and the attorney filed Rev. Sauls had died. So has one of his deceased and all silenced him. Present members of the Cannan The Dallas Express Many Large Cash Producers Aguirre, Winston-Salem had been the holder of the cash production record until the beginning of the Dallas drive. Its record was based on a $5,100 production. Some ideas of the energy put behind the Dallas drive may be had when it is realized that Dallas raised $15,710 in cash; more than three times as much as had ever been reported before in a like campaign. There were many winners of double gold stars because of their cash production. Special ceremonies and editions accompanied the bestowal of each honor and a two instances, members of the central committee were present at the report dinners and participated in the awards. Particularly was this true on two nights when E. Gordon Perry, head of the director of the Central Association and Gus Thomson, central organization campaign head assisted E. L. Mogre, director of the Million Dollar effort of the central committed-erowned Chase. T. Deckles, "Mornach of The Manor or Marurn," and Potentiate of the Realm of Ready Cash; "two nights later, E. R. Brown, president (CONTINUED ON-PAGE FIVE) New York, N. Y., April 24 — "What most improves the new comer to Harlem (or any urban community) is the amazing frequency of . . . funerals." With this sentence Jetha Jannah卒业后，Harlem的Washington Admister and Member of the Newmen; a Nora, marquis, pub- labeled in this city, entitled "Deth and Diquit." Quoting the statistics on sickness and death, among New Yorkers, Mine Jannah points out the an- gle that is constitutively the superior of the white man having better eyes, a more mature skin, more able to resist the cold, more neverless Narrows are dying proportionately faster than white people, and more neverless Narrows are dying proportionately faster than white people, and more neverless Narrows are dying This, the writer points out in not so much due to con- gression or bad sanitation as it is due to the lack of sanitation. If the Negro ate properly he could very shortly reduce his size, but instead that of the white citizens, but instead he insists on a diet consisting largely of pork, black-eyed peas, diced potatoes, bitter potatoes, bibbies, rolls and all sorts of greasy preparations. In the absence of a diet, the creation of the subject, the author makes occasion to rap the Germ and to announce anything is known about Tubesen and to charge that there has been no real advance in medical science on the paper has arraced considerable discussion everywhere. Other articles in the May and June numbers of The Massenger. Bishop Church claims the good Lord arrest them dead in their pillows with Nero members of the church and claim to know about the deal. It is claimed by plaintiffs that the church was bought as church property. WINS NATIONAL HONORS IN Y. M. C. A. DRIVE M. R. S. Annapolis, Md., April 21—New York, April 21—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 69th-5th Avenue, has received 15 years old, who were sentenced to the House of Correction for for- Salary and larceny respectively. The Governor said that he could not understand how a boy 13 years old could commit a for- salary. gery. The boy in question, Clar- Included in the number are james Jones, the age 15. Was convicted by pennsylvania by Langton Hughes, Georgetown, was sentenced to 18 months in ander- Warrington Cuney, Sterling A. the house of correction, Brown, Arn. Bonton, Jontie caused of stealing an automobile, Sillynn, Carruth W. Clifford, Anderson, was sentenced to serve one year. John P. Mathews H. Young. Creager Tactics Flayed in Open Letter Which Urges Race Voters to Attend Precinct Conventions May 5th. Texas, and Congressman Harry machine to be a 'white man' in 1928 Greaser and his Lily M. Watrush of Seguin. Texas, party Mark you, he did not claim. White paper machine charged and whether to their liking or his party to be Republican, but demanded of Congressman Wars Born to politically inclined It to be a White Man's $7,5000 to put him name Born. The principles of the Re Party: TO THE REPUBLICANS OF TEXAS: All republicans Electors have the right to罢 ssemble in their different preside- tors for the Republican National Con- vention, who will in turn go to the Congressional and Vice- Presidential nominees to nominate to the Republican National Con- vention. These delegates will elect demonstrators for President and Vice- President of the Republic. The delegates concluded only with republican Party State Lead- ers, B. H. Graceg of Browniellva, M. W. Murgadh of Texu, W. Murgadh of Texu, Texas, whether to their lifesign or not. Sure. The principals of the Republican party fair play and buid- ing the party. Congressman, Wurzbach protested Iqoe Republican Republicans to speak to Texas Republicans from a majority of the Republicans. He is the only Rep- ublican Congressman elected from a Southern State at Washington, D. B. H. Murgadh, and he is the only elected Congressman from a Southern State at Washington, D. wanted to see Warren G, Harding ordered him to nominate Butte nominated for and elected Prost, for Governor to be backed by the 1912. Wurbach was re-hon- bated by the Republicans of the United States and his paper, machine, opposed him by his paper, machine, method, method to crooked, to crooked, to political politics to accomplish his aim. But Wurbach again defended his aim. He wrote that the White paper machine quit the anti-Ku Klux Klan and the anti-prophet Klan and with Hon. T. B. Love problemi- lated and the Ku Klux Klan Organ paper machine early in July, 1912. nonhated E.-P. Lep. of Houston paper nomination of Craiger in favor of M. Ferruccio. This was the first time the paper nomination of Craiger in favor of M. Ferruccio. This was The "Victory" dinner which closed the year 1949, drive for $850,000 was an occasion of much joy; and several very significant speeches were made by those who were asked to express themselves out of the accounts of the cities of Dallas both black and white. A visitor who was present remarked upon the fact that the pronoun "we" was conclusively, "I" was conspicuously absent. The victory was great and its size made the expression of "I" rather out of place. It is literally a fact that "we" did it. And that "we" did it. The "we" of the word and the "all" of the place of the beginning until the end of the effort it was a case of "all together," and there is not a single person either white or black who, is displeased with his personal accomplishment in this magnificent achievement. There is glory enough for all just as there was work enough for all just as the "we" method has proven itself in this case. It should by now be well recommended to us who have not thought so much of it. It is better time. "We" have broken six national records for Y. M. C. A. driven within the short space of ten days. We have also been the "we" of the world that we were possible within our power of achievement of which there was no dream in former times. "We" are happier than ever before in the whole history or our life together here and we realize that happiness is born of organization and cooperative effort. "We" can do still greater things. The need for them is more than the need for the need which our united efforts have just filled. on the Republican Primary. Halton and Congressman Wurzbach was forced to campaign an array of attorneys to go into a Democrat Court and force a Democrat Judge to order Granger to put Harry M. Wurzbach's name on a Republican ticket. This was the biggest anti-social stunt a king-pole over pulled. Ain't Creager and his pal Congressman Wurzbach was triumphantly re-lected to Congress. Congressman Wurzbach was triumphantly re-lected to Congress. In all of these fights Congressman Wurzbach has been logically supported and the solid Nero vote of his district. We must not now, when victory is near, descent him and our cause on for which he CONTENTED ON PAGE FOUR. Julian Dave, convicted of mur. and was attended by large crowds man read the verdict, sentencing him, in the county jail-house or spectators daily. Evidence man drive to fifteen years in prison he was convicted of murder. The criminal appeal will reverse the Dave and Whitaker had engaged tears. His wife tried to console judgment of the jury which found in a fight the night before, the him, arid many of his friends. He was convicted of murder and sentenced to fifteen years on the occasion Whitaker threat-hours before a verdict was reached. He punishment at fifteen years on that occasion Whitaker threat-hours before a verdict was reached. He killed him the next time. The case was hotly contested in Dallas as a hotel-parole being that night. The case was throughout. So stirring was known in Dallas as a hotel-parole. Dave swore that night. He was convicted of murder. Julian Dave, convicted of murder. The attorney related was shot to death on a State Whitaker was aboard. As he before the bar. He was received street car August 28. He walked up the aisle, he swore that and continued his address to the judge. Another indictment charging that he indicted Dave, his sister-in-law, making a hip pocket move. It was. Perhaps the most damning testament Dave, his sister-in-law, is ponding then that he put him the pistol and timedly introduced against Dave against him in Judge Grover shot. Dave testified that was a number of indictments, reedman's court. The case will be heard that were that man, a defendant that one could not be convicted of, the shock stunt defendant Dave Grover to District Attorney William McCain accidentally and that he did noturing women for feminal purge. Indictment to shoot or kill her. poises in hotels where he worked. District Attorney, counsel for Dave. Dave testified that he said he would the formation motion so who were on the car testified also made an amuse. in for a new trial for Dave and iras to witness the shooting. trial. he would he will appeal with sitting with him in still in jail. the Court of Criminal Appeals at at his court when he will make an appeal bond had Austin. the Jury came in to report. She not been an announced late in the New York, April, 24. 24 Senator William E. Borah has replied to a petition of the Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 82 Fifth Avenue, calling his attention to the fact that it is alleged would constitute "abolition" and "robbery" of the African-American Community. The Congressional Bill, it is called, would require "documentary proof of ownership of land" of the alleged would be piloted up the large plantations and had been "lying on their homestead peacefully" for recreations without such documentary proof of ownership that the law was designed simply to land by Americans, disposing of the Haitians and turning them into a landless peasant. The letter also pointed out that the American Occupation had prepared for this the Constitution upon the objections of the Haitian Assembly, providing for foreign ownership of (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) Mother of W. E. Ewing Claimed By Death. Word was received. Thursday morning by W. E. Ewing, president of The Peoples Understanding Company and head of the Peoples Mutual Insurance Company, of the sudden death of his mother, Mrs. L. E. Ewing, at the home of Mrs. Lella Warrick, her daughter, in Philadelphia at 9:30 Wednesday night. Mrs. Ewing, born in Louisiana, was one of the oldest residents of Dallas, having joined here more than fifty years ago. She was prominently identified with the early church and civil life here, having been a member of New York church almost a decade before. Ewing is survived by two children, Mrs. Lella Warrick of Philadelphia and W. E. Ewing of Dallas, two grandchildren, a brother and other more distant relatives. The remains will be shipped to Dallas for interment. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Editor's Note—This is number one in the series of articles集中讨论 recent conference to convene in Chicago during May, Mr. Adams is predicated on the fact that he will be the host of the Bureau, of Kansas City, Kansas; staff writer for Preston News Service and syndicated (white) Lea McNam, Louis and since he will be on "the drive" of the paper, his paper will have the best most accurate accounts available. CHICAGO, April 11—(PNN) The paper ran "All roads lead to Rome," but now it incorporates the affairs of the General Church. "All roads lead to Chicago, where the General Conference and, there is among the thousands and delegates and others an enormous and might happen. The something being called "revolution" which even by some of the thirteens Bryant, Storm Petrel The "storm petrel of the connection" head of the Sunday School department of the Connection and the leader of the reform element has accustomed bishops of this church of grater and other acts constitute in office. He has denied them and suggested that they vindicate him and presume him for liberal ideals in guestions have been ignored all of which Bryant declares to be evil. If Mr. Bryant should present these charges to the General Conference and demand an investigation of them, as he is expected to do, then there will be a mighty stir. This man, a barman, has perhaps the largest following of any one member of the General Conference; he has the united support of the barman and of many of the mineleri who, for reasons obvious, are like Nichedemus, select declines. "Watch, Bryant." "Head off Bryant!" "Shut Brants." "Away, the men." "Will he come of the current storms during the entire session?" In connection with Irs T. B. and also will come the attempt to place Irsmen on the "episcopal committee," a thing never before attempted in the A. M. E. church. The argument will be, that I never was done before; that it will mean an encroachment. The rights of the mineleri will be as well as that of the barman. In the character of bishops, and in the assignment of bishops to the various districts, that the Irsmen are entitled to a place and a say in the affairs of this super-important committee since they supply the "news of war" for the church. He contends further, that with Irsmen on this committee it would not be an easy to "whitewash" where bishops are accepted of wrong doing. It is said that there are two, and perhaps three of the bishops, who "conspiracy," but as a whole the bishops are unreluctably 21. A work of skilled clinical service to a large number of patients in the medical and surgical study of medicine completed when the John A. Andrew Clinical Society closed its doors in 1971. The society held a morning meeting. The society organized for the advancement of the science and art of medicine and surgery, and for the study and teaching of medical science, feeding thousands of meddy sufferers in this section of the South" and "Andrew Memorial Hospital or Tuskegee Institute. Fifty Cotton and white medical men from often states attended the meeting of the society. They treated 100 patients in other operations and a number of minor, nosed, head a number of serious operations. medicine and surgery. For the first time a motion picture was used as an instructional material in the training of the diagnosis and treatment of infections of the hand - was Dr. Charles H. Gavrin of the Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, gave an informing illustrated lecture Gavrin is a contributor to health publications and medical journals and has a wide practice in Cleveland and has a special interest of the society he has attended. Other interesting lectures were Dr. Walter Gray Crump, famous New York surgeon; Dr. C. Wayman Reeves of Atlanta; Dr. H. A. Callis of the U. S. Veterans Hospital at Tuskegee; Dr. C. V. Roman of the Maharry Medical College; Dr. Willard M. Lane of Freedman's Hospital, Washington; and Dr. John E. Hunter of Lexington, Kentucky. --- Public meetings of the Clinical Society held in, the Institute Chapel were addressed by Dr. W. W. Peter of the Clanlanish Invasion Society, who shared his experiences as a public health officer in the Orkney. Clifford Goldamth also of the Cleanliness Institute, who preached a group of students on the health; Dr. J. F. Lima of Louisville, president of the society, who taught the health; Dr. R. Dronec C. Giles of Chicago, who spoke, "Some Chicagoans who spoke," Dr. G. V. Proman of Jacksonville, f. president of the National Medical Association, Dr. K. Merrery Medical College, Dr. Krugene H. Dibble, Jr. medical director of Taukinese Institute, Dr. Nerra to treasurer of the society provided, Dr. R. Dronec C. Giles was elected president at the closing session, Dr. Nerra to graduate from the Cornel Medical College — he named Nerra to graduate from the Cornel Medical College — he became the he is on the staff of the Provident Hospital) and has a wide prairie. Other office holders elected Texas, vice-president; Dr. S. La News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST MIDDLE SCHOOL WOMEN'S SCHOOL Admission: Adults 35c; Children 25. Auspices of Booker Washington High School. BARBECUE BUB Bobsingathis "Blues" numbers so snappily it makes you happy. How that guitar strums! You'll just open your arms to that Motherless Chile when you hear it. The tie-up number, Thinkin' Funny Blues, makes a great combination. Record No. 14299-D, 15-inch 75c Motherless Chile Blues Thinkin' Funny Blues Vocals—Barbecue Bob Ask your Dealer for Latest Race Record Catalog Columbia Phonograph Co. 12000 North Lamar Street, Dallas, Texas Wholesale Branch. Write or Phone us for name of perfect store. Columbia NEW PROCESS RECORDS REG. U.S. PATOPE New-film Recording* by without Research Columbia Made the New Way Electrically Mr. Ben Lonzo after visiting his parents and other relatives in Jefferson has returned to his home in New York City. The many friends of Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Morgan and family, are and to note the passing of Mrs. Betsy morning in Los Angeles, California. SOCIETY and Club THE KAWANTHA BRIDGE CLUB Met. with Mrs. Novella Leahmore, 1230 Caddo, April 1st, Bridge was presented a lovely scene in gay St. Patrick dress. Club elected officers for the ca- culinum year. Miss Thorace Harle, president a number of novelists, passing away to the department dst. John Phlose, Secretary, Mrs. Dickinson refreshments of chicken N. Lans, Assistant Secretary, Dr. Treasury Mgr. evening was spent. The Living and Dining rooms presented a lovely scene in gay St. Patrick dress. Club elected officers for the ca- culinum year. Miss Thorace Harle, president a number of novelists, passing away to the department dst. John Phlose, Secretary, Mrs. Dickinson refreshments of chicken N. Lans, Assistant Secretary, Dr. Treasury Mgr. Threads Gritte: After the election of officers, the staff was a buffeted by the attacks made April 6th, at Mine Floods, where Jack M. Jackson, Reno, Nevada, Jack M. Jackson, Reno, Nevada, MEL ROSE ART CLUB Mrs. Amie Pannin, 1832-Mayor M Street was a Los Angeles Residence to the club. Tuesday, April 11. An enjoy- ment was spent playing tennis. Mr. John White the president of the "Our Club," her remarks were for- cable and inspiring. Mrs. A. Christi- ian was reported ill. After our meet the hostess served a delicious re- sponse consisting of snacks courses to meet April 17th with Mrs. Mairi- Gibbons on Washington Road. Mr. R. O. Rutherford, Rept. Mrs. R. O. Rutherford, Rept. THE SQUARE REAL WRIST CLUB was entertained by Mrs. White Pritt, 1826 Stark Street, Thursday evening April 17. A very jolly party was held. Mrs. Mairi Gibbons and Mrs. Robinson, won first prize, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson and Mrs. John Youtress, 7718 State Street. COLUMBIA WHITE CLUB with Mrs. Jane-Jim at 10 a.m. Three-tier member present, one visitor. The event was spent white. The event was spent white. The The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson at 2:00 Washburn. Few minutes were spent in business games of whirlpool. The game of whirlpool was played M. Jhinka, President M. Stell Secretary M. Hart, Secretary WHERESTHE WALK ARE YOU? Meet with, Mr. Crutchler, Tuesday eventing March 26 at 9:32 PM Washington Hood, President pressing, Meeting opened at usual hour. More to roll-eat with Bible quotations. One hour spent in any work after the event. More to roll-eat with menu. Mr. Hart will be Hostess April. M. Stephena, President M. Richardson, Secretary M. Hart, Reporter. 1111 WESTERN MARKET NO. 285 A. B. 5. ENTERTAINED The members of Ernestine Chap- ter No. 285, of the Board of the City of Girdin, March 11 with a gay girl, were present and an easy-enable THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923 THE WHITE ROCK, HEIGHTS SOCIAL AND ART CLUB Met at the residence of Mrs. P. Brennan, Avenue Avenues, 1000 N. 10th St., member grooms with dues and quotations. The club planned to have a gingerbread dress for the wedding, and a creative Baptist Church. Shandi remarked were made by Mrs. Smith, a member of the congregation. Mrs. Durke enrolled. The members did not and instead maintained distinctions to meet with Mrs. P. B. Jackson on Street Aveniel. 13 A. Gillard, President L. I. Leroy, Reporter THE GOLDEN SUNDAY SOCIAL AND AIR CLUB Mr. Terry Martin, with Mrs. Royce Martin 3212-War- ley, Aquile. a few members present. The club represents the shower for her new arrival (it was a very special day for her). For a benefit dance that is by giving the club. It was decided to be smoothed at the North Dallas Club. A bottle of water was placed at homers. Mrs. Lemonniss will be next to the club at the club in the 212-115 Ellis. The Club was gled to have Mrs. Lemonniss and Lily back to the club. Mrs. Marshack, who has been out NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING BEAUTIFUL HOME-SITES On Eagle Ford Pike and Duncan Road Only 8 minutes drive from the Courthouse 1 — 3 Room Brand New House, nicely painted on Garden St., "little easch" balance EASY 1 — 3 Room House, on Garden St., nice lot a bargain, only $880. Make your own terms BEAUTIFUL ELEVATION, PLENTY FRESH AIR and SUNSHINE, NO MUD, Sandy Loam No City Taxes, no big ole fees; allowance for sickness and unemployment benefits; allowance for home and have funds left for other necessities A. C. WASHINGTON & CO., REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 8-5761 -Phone- 8-8004 2600 Swiss 1724 Allen Everybody WILL KNOW THE Nelson Girl! The girls who win the big prices in the Nelson contest will be the most famous girls in the country. Even in your own town, you may win a prize that will make you the best girl in your section. A price will ner in every city. Famel Career! Money! FREE Send Up Your Picture BIG NELSON BE PRICES First Grand Price, $590 in cash Two weeks' theoretical engagement in traveling expenses in New York for a traveling expire in Alamance Theatre, Harlem and traveling expenses in New York for a presentation at Alamance Theatre Locust Unit Price. A beautiful gift. Potted plant, decorated the windows in each and every city. HAIR add member expried themselves as having had a wonderful time - Mrs. O. Smith, Reporter. HAILYON ARP AND SOCIAL CLUB The R.A. K. Club is entertaining. Alten St. 10 members answered call each member w/buy with their work. A donation was given to the Club. A delicious two course meal was enjoyed All the Time. 30 with Mrs. Cussey Wiley 2812 Gallup. Kathleen H. Henry, Pro. Mrs. A. L. Hunt, Reporter. The H. A. S. Club me, with Mrs Cassie Wynne, Friday March 26 in the Carlyle Room, with numbers, old memphis, brownie boxes. A very warm evening was spent at the club. A very pleasant evening. The president urges that all members attend each meeting, Club Adm. Robert B. Stiefel, 1141 Bate Street Friday April 11 at 11 a.m. Mrs Amie Ann Hunt, Honorary PRINCESS ART CLUB Met with Mrs. L. Johns, 211 Juliette Street with Vice President predating; 12 minutes before retirement Mrs. L. Carter and Dr. J. O. Hardin After roll call and pay Oustide closes May 31, 1989. To play, please visit www.lslsdressing.com. You are a member of a new district of the LSLSD dressing program. You do not have to be a member to play. You can join any of the programs offered by the district. A free dressing program will be held on Monday, May 31, 1989, at 10:30 a.m. at the LSLSD dressing room. A free dressing program will be held on Monday, May 31, 1989, at 10:30 a.m. at the LSLSD dressing room. For further information, please contact the district office at (800) 255-2555. By the end of the school year, all students will be required to wear appropriate attire for play. For further information, please contact the district office at (800) 255-2555. By the end of the school year, all students will be required to wear appropriate attire for play. For further information, please contact the district office at (800) 255-2555. JUDGE: M. Anderson, Nils M. Hofmann, C. St. Clair, Nils M. Hofmann, New York State Attic, and the LSLSD DRESSING CO. Richmond, VA. ELSON'S DRESSING mement of dues the club enjoyed a most wonderful program. A paper on health by Mrs. B. Carter and a Dr. B. E. Howell has achieved a meritorious distinction of being appointed Chief Chaplain of the American General of the Uniform Rank of American Wooden. For such distinction he was due to his faithfulness for the past six years which he has given his best interment. He is also able to bear his loyalty to the trust of honor to his Chiefs and Order. The United States men will halt the appointment of Dr. Howell with a degree of appreciation as he is a whole for furnishing sores for responsibilities, for the uplift of the race. P. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. Let Me Be Your Druggist COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. WILLIAMSON, Jr., Prop SUPERIOR DELIVERY Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have It, Will Get it, or it Isn't Mado" NOTICE TO ALL AGENTS of the DALLAS EXPRESS Stamps will not be accepted in payment for papers. Please send money orders or checks —THE DALLAS EXPRES AIDA HAIR POMADE CREATED FOR UTILITY AND FASHION PHONE: OFFICE - C-8101 Rea. C-8101 Office Hours: 9 a.m to 11:00 a.m 8:00 to 9:00 a.m DR. Wm. GREEN Physician and Surgeon Dallas Texas Office 2144 1-2 Hall 51 Rea. C-8101 Dallas Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counselor at Law 904 Prishan Temple Dallas Texas Hours: 8:00 a. d. to 13:00 7:00 a. d. to 9:00 p.m DR. E. E. WARD Pensée Office - C-8337; Rea. C-1901 Temple Dallas Texas DR. C. W. 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A hair straightener and hair dreamss of surprising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the trous. Alda Hair Po- made has stood the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular persons for a quartet of a bentery. Put up in a round blue tin containers. For Sale by all druggists. ONLY BY HYGIENIC CO. AGO IL. DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST 300 ENTERTAINED AT PRISCILLA FORMAL TEA AND EXHIBITION. The formal tea and annual ex-house in the Hiking room they asked hibition of the Priscilla Art Club upstairs to the exhibit room held last Saturday afternoon in where the very elaborate display the home of Mrs. W. E. Ewing at of painting, painted chins, handi- at 1390 Holmes Street, according to the more than three hundred guests who honored invitations The Journal of the World's Best Foods, with the was one of the most enjoyable with an elegant "social" functions and yiths recent years here. "explanations of high commendation and praise. Medames E. E. Ward, J. H. Dodd, J. W. Towns, N. N. Thrash and H. L. Batta received and demonstrated in the gift shop Mr. H. M. Hardy, 17th Society of in the form of a Stag Party on April 1st. Then for the option entertainment will be discussed. It is very important that each ment- ae The present no as so make the opening spring entertainment success. The so-called "explanations" of the to the more than three hundred guests who honored invitations was not just for an invitation to dance but not all to the event. In the same way, they also made their class just don't appeal to regular routine of the business of decorated with the seasons most beautiful flowers arranged against a background of forms, shaded and uneffectively arranged and a million a million MISS EYES. It is really a shame the way some people will humble themselves and the like, so you shall know you make good self-worrying that it is a friend of yours re- members you when their club gives to the Miss Reyes was at the opening game: When the cheap little professional man made his appearance at the playground, the game was a small, high-class showcase. The first playout was a half a sheet of news paper and Wigan dividing it with his guest. For your knowledge, Port, they will follow us to ball park. You made yourself the laughing stock of the game. If you don't get the price of a game don't go, and you won a game, you'll be on your own. The last day was the first to go on the club, after business session talk on health by Miss R. V. Kreshall, an hour was going to be work. The hostess then arrived in a nightclub against every one. He played expressing the values of Auz, being spent as unjoyable afternoon. Next meeting Wednesdays April 10, Miss Reyes was a very painfully injured. In 10, an automobile accident last week, we are glad to see her out again. Mrs. T. R. Smith, Reporter REV. J. Loyal, TURCLE Hold its regular weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Little McNate, 1115 Grand Ave., Tuskin Park, South Africa. Mr. Miss R. V. Kreshall is the regular routine of business after the regular routine of business. The Bible lesson was taught by Rev. Butler following this a dismystical show. was served. THE ST GEORGHE COMMENT IN Miss Rhys happened to see you a few night age wonderland when it was time to worry about, other people long worrying about, other people young business men because he SOCIETY & GRE EBCELSIOR MATHON Met March 25 at the home of Mrs. Hub Holland, 3116 Thomas Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, memoirs present. Mary glad to have Mrs Wyatt visit us. A very happy meeting was held which a delicious menu was served. Next meeting will be with Mrs Ter, hostess ter, hostess shall be shall be brightly decorated parted care of Next meet- Next meet- 1818 Mrs Pearl THE DUNBAR SOCIAL CLUB On March 27, 1928, Dunbar Social Club was highly entertained with a singing, party, great display of beautiful country estate of Mr. K. T. Hillard by Cecil Spuria Park. The authority of the members were there and enjoyed it. Each member expressed himself announcing that Mr. C. A., and it seemed that every one was interested in the work and expected to do his part for the game. We are asking that each member of which will be held at the home of Sage Valley THE DOROTHY ART CLUB We are Met Wednesday, April 4th at the press St. Clark Street, Mrs. Bessie Dair, which w Luggage that are Outstanding Bargains Our Prices Are the Lowest Come in and let us show you real bargains. Wardrobe Trunks 24.75 Fiber covered steel baskets. In riffle free from dust and pollution by Washable and stain resistant materials. We ensure reinforced baskets have handmade steel backing has re- removable shoelace and got a "wonder hanger" and got a "wonder dresser" and humidity bag THE DOROTHY ART CLUB We are asking that each member a wonderful afternoon. Met Wednesday April 4th at be present at the next meeting Mrs Kirkpatrick President The Clark Street Mrs. Basis Car which will be held at the home of Mrs. O. Smith. Reporter Gladstone Cowhide Cales-Well made, worth $10 to $12.50. Hand Bags-Cowhide leather, well made, At. Fiber and Steel Covered Trunks- small sizes. Special value. Leather Hand Bags Special Valuation Tailor-Build. Hand made. can be supplied already. KLAR & Dallas' Largest Pawnbrokers 4.25 & WINT 2310 Elm "It is really a shame the way some people will humble themselves and the like, do you realise how much they have been treated to insist that a friend of yours remembers you when their dab gives up, wanted, there will be several who were in their way, in as their guest. Mia Eyes hops on to the kitchen, will be "this time take hold." The club met at the home of Mrs. Mia Holland 114th Thomas with Mrs. Holland 114th Thomas with spent in noodle work. Next week spent in noodle work. Next week to be present after which a very interesting business meeting was held. Past which was guarded by all, Mrs. Holland 114th Thomas with Mrs. A. Dironon Secretary. Mrs. M. A. Dironon Secretary. Mrs. M. A. Dironon Secretary. WILLOW HOME CHARITY CLUB Mt Friday evening April 4th at 11am. Watt Street, all members present. Watt Street, all members present. Business, Dr. W. D. Burke, gave a lecture on health which each one attended. Next meeting by the hostess. Next meeting by the hostess. All members are urged to be present. All members are urged to be present. President M. G. W. Nash, President M. P. Rae, Reporter MOTHERS' COUNCIL, OF THE COMMUNITY A Haitian mother thursday day in the Kindergarten room at 1091 Good福 Street The theme of discussion was "Children of children Mrs. Jewis Johnson houses. The Ladies Rehaze a program April 23rd to win invited. All new must send in you to the call. All new must send in you to meeting held in Mrs. Genova's Hill made a report with their article reshined with copies of C. Welfare Board at the Fair Park Fair. Mrs. C. I Chairman of the board asked the immediately their activities during The Royal Air Mrs. G. O. Shire in Fifty (2268) 14th Sunday by A. O. O.k.k. will be opening of the W. C. A. Monda Skyway in the April 23rd. The Clubs are once their part of the body will soon at the Year on Mrs. P. J. Mrs. L. A. Co. of Publicity THE G. L. C. Met with Mr. 2408 1-2 Thomas members present day the stannage on planning date on the 31st near the hostage REVIEW LOYAL CIRCLE Hold us regular weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Little McInnie, 1115 Grand Ave. Tuesday night — April 10th. Mrs. McInnie provided after the regular routine of business. The Bible lesson was taught by Rev. Butler following this a dainty tunchoow was served. THE CT GEORGE COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Hold its regular weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Emma Brown. Thursday night April 12th; Bible lesson taught by Rev. P. H. Davila. Subject "Justification" THE BENNAMAN SOCIAL CLUB Mr. John Cobb interment-theater On March 17, 1928, the Dunbar demeanor of Mr. Cobb at the real- tive Social Club was highly enthralled 288 State Street with a six course, with a MIG party given at the dinner last Thursday. Each course was held in the same room, and J. Hillard in order. Serving Park, Centerpoise, poise was street poise. Mrs. the majority of the members were O. Smith and D. M. Drusenman. Each member expressed himself with poetry, mime, Dave M. Alcorn concerning the Y. M. C. A., and it willon second Mr. Johnson and concerning the Y. M. C. A., and it willon second Mr. Johnson and hated in the good work and expecter. Each member and spirit to do his merit for the game. The same thoughts as having him CLUB John C. Cole Lincoln University Dunbar demeaned of Mr. an- dunbar unaltered 286 State Street Riverhead University and the University of M. T. Iahole was deced in New Park. Center价是 wa first price, two first price, two A. and B. Wilson, second A. and B. Wilson, second Mrs. Iahole, second Mrs. Iahole, second Mrs. Iahole, second member a wonderful of meeting Mrs. Kirkwall meeting Mrs. Kirkwall meeting Cowhide Leather Suit Cases Heavy Leather Bags for Every Traveling Need HAT BOXES - DuPont covered, fancy cre- tion, linings. Well constructed. $4 values Cowhide Leather, Silk values INTERM Remember it Look for the In the M.-M. Hardy: 1711 McLeoy B. in the form of a Nigel Party on Saturday afternoon, entertainment will be discussed. It is very important that each member "present on as to make the spring entertainment—equity." Please give your consent according to the instructions to meet as to eat everything mapped out and ready to put in the DALLA DELAIS FORUM OF COLored WOMEN'S CLUBs. Held an interesting session at Wednesday with the president Mrs. Brown presided. After the president, the attention of the officers in June and urged that we sell, another president, going to the president to accept the president another The Ladies Reading Circle will have a program on the night of April 23rd to which the public is free to offer a book of the most important book to you during the day and in your dues in May to be eligible to vote in the State meeting held in Houston in July. Mrs. Geneva Billie, Chairman of Art Institute, a report for the state. The L.L.C. SORIAL CLUB Met with Mrs. Edward Dugey 2408 1-2 Thomas Ave., with 12 members present this being business day the eighth spent the afternoon on planning for their spring date on the 31 of May. After business bookstore served a deton mitter and school the clubs have their articles ready for the exhibit of Dallas most luxurious cars on landcows. delicious drip-cotted, sandwiches, delicious drip-cotted and candies which carried out the color scheme of white and green. Meidames J. E. Smith and A. H. Dyson, R. E. Hendricks and J. L. Patton, C. N. Starks and J. W. Rice assisted by Meidames S. H. Pittgrew, A. H. Thomas, E. R. Watson and H. W.-Reid. The music room was presided over by Meidames A. V. Payne, G. F. Ollver, Thomas J. Hillard, J. G. Harley. The Club must lat thursday night with the president, M. Ricklew, and the bursars and event present, Mr. Don Bursars, and event present, Mr. O. Smith, and Mr. Thomas, second. The president urges each member present next thursday. de Leather. Silk lined. $12.50 $8.75 ERMAN Remember the Name Look for the Number THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1928 3000 ENTERTAINED AT PRISCILLA FORMAL TEA AND EXHIBITION. The format tea and annual exhibition of the Pristina Art Club Art Museum held last Saturday afternoon in the exhibition room painted with paintings, painted china, hand-painted Paskelia shawl, Normandy to, the more than three hundred invitations, lace pillows, lamp shades, upheld guests who honored invitations, was one of the most enjoyable well as elegant social functions held within recent years here. The exhibition room decorated with the seasons most beautiful diapers arranged against a background of shades, shaded lights and mixed music was a perfect setting for the natural beauty and feminine grace of the Easter lilies in a gigantic silver dies who came and went in a steady procession from a unit 9 bridal wreath and illus honorary inductees, together with Ft. Worth Matron Special guests Mendame, W. T. Wife, E. S. Smith and L. Lep. Among the special guests of the town are E. R. Watson, E. H. Hendricks and accromons were Hendricks, W. M. E. R. Watson. From the receiving McDonald, G. W. Kunchus and E. Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. Open Saturday Until 9 P.M. $1 WEEK Wear Three Pairs of Pants $1 WEEK GRAY JEWELRY CO. Corner Elm & Harwood Corner Elm & Harwood GRAY JEWELRY CO. Corner Harwood Corner Ett & Harwood $1 WEEK WEEK THREE AND WEEK BASE BALL Colored League MIRVEPORT BLACK SPORT vs DALLAS BLACK GIANTS and Monday, April 22 and 24 City Height Car and Get Off at Park Phone 3-0010 UNIQUE BEAUTY SALON Appointments 8:20 a.m. to m. 8 p.m. "For Beauty's Sake" Expert Operators in All Lines of Beauty Work Marches That Say "Put" Guaranteed PAULINE HOLDER. Proof 2002 Hall $8 L. Crosby, all of Fort Worth who motored over for the occasion. The Friends Club is one of the oldest of the clubs of the city. Outsells Them All. Why does Puritan sell over a million cann a month? Try Puritan Malt Extract and you will know why. Use wherever sweetening is required in the household. Strictly Unedible PURITAN MALT (CHER, PATRICK, WIFE BRIAN, JOHN, WIFE You can now get that wonderful Remedy- MARINA NU NU TRIPLE BONUS BONUS such quick and pleasant results. After 180 hours of work with satisfaction the benefit obtained. Every bottle warranted to please (or your price $1.10 at Your JEAN'S LABORATORIES 2000 Thomas Ave. Dallas, Texas Do Your Hair If your hair is bobbed or foxed, it will look good in a dress that will match it and beautiful. Start with a base coat. HEROLIN Pomade Dry Skin It is easy to apply, no hot-tub grease or groomer. It enables you to give you well-groomed hair and you give it well-groomed AGENTS Valuable Premiums Appears to be money making proposition. HEROLIN MED. GO. ART, Georgetown. HEROLIN MED. GO. ART, Georgetown. How many times have you heard people say this about somebody flow would you like to have people say this about you, and admire your long, soft, beautiful, glistening If you would like to have beautiful hair commands using ADA hair products and it will soon cause your hair to fall. If you need hair for, once used, it will certainly please and save you by the re-use of hair products. We have special Groomers, people. We have special Groomers, and Framing Groomers. We have special Groomers. Hate Groomer to give hair treatment. HATRE GROWER 406 HAIR GROWER 406 OIL GROWER 406 BODY GROWER 406 For bald males and temples for bald males and temples ADA HOTTOGUMMY, ADA HOTTOGUMMY, 1 "Now tell papa who is keeping you out so late? You stay out nights until three and four...then come home leakin' drunk!" "Tain't None O' Your Business" BUTTERBEANS and SUSIE are on a ragin', fightin' spree! 8556 TAIN'T NONE O' YOUR BUSINESS 10 in. GONNA MAKE YOU SORRY. 75¢ Butterbeans and Suzie 8555 10 in 75¢ LET'S PRETEND TO BE SWEETHEARTS SHE'S NOTHING BUT NICE Sung by Wilton Crawley RAGE OKEK RECORDS ELECIRIC OKEH PHONOGRAPH 25 West 45th Street Phone 8-8118 We Wire Flowers DELLING FLORA Wedding Bouquets and Designs, Cut Flowers and Pot and Bedd Landscaping OKEH PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 25 West 48th Street New York Wedding Bouquets and Decorations, Funeral Designs, Cut Flowers and Made Up Pots, Pot and Bedding Plants PRESIDENT CORPORATION New York Phone 8-8119 to Any Point REAL COMPANY Decorations, Funeral De- ed Made Up Pots, Ling Plants 2429 Hall Street EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OF DALLAS, TEXAS Best people need money when there are plenty of them to be the ones they want. Survey the body not of someone in that area you think you need that kind of money. Use this kind of THIS EXCELSIOR MU BENEF ASSOC WE PAY ANY Any person can pay Tampa call ```markdown ``` It is significant that the celebration of the victory in the Y, M, C. A drive as well as the larger portion of the work in connection with it was done practically on the very ground of which the fathers of the movement among Negroes in Dalton held the meeting in which the work here was done. The first meeting of the Negroes were held was then located on the corner of Flora and Fairmount Streets on what is now a part of the campus of The Bokker Washington High School. MEMBER NATIONAL, NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. This great tree has, as it were, grown from the seed planted there more than twenty years ago by Charles Rice, John P. Starks, N. W. Harllee, Rev. "Pappy" Stokes in whose little church the movement was born one Sunday afternoon, B. F. Durrell and a few others. All of them have, long ago, been called to The Great Father. They labored earnestly; and in some way, we know not what, the movement never completely died. And there are a few who take pride in the fact that one of the first gifts to this present campaign consisted of a small fund began by them, kept intact through all of these years and finally applied to the purpose for which it was collected. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or rebuquration of any person or person of importance appear in the DALLAS. EXPRESS will be gladly corrected where necessary. The attention of the publication Sons of those slaves have reason to be proud of their record. Dallas has another reason to be glad that they lived. Truly the good which they did lives after them. The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Year $8.25 2 Months $14.75 6 Months $19.50 Single Copy $95 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Mor- ning in the Year at 2:000 Bristol Town, Texas, as second-class matter under Act of Congress, March 1473. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill. W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morton Bldg., 176 East Bagan St. OUR LADIES AND THE DEPARTMENT STORES One of our readers writes in to state that the three largest department stores here not only do not fit Negro women customers in hats, dresses and shoes, but that they invite them to go to the basement. "Say she's 'why can't we support those places which have not made this the custom?' Incidentally she complains that in spite of the insults "our women continue o rush to these stores and buy whatever and wherever they can." The Express has received such letters before and on those occasion it remarked there was no cure for such a condition so long as there are those among us who continue to fawn upon the hands that strike and kiss the feet that kick them. These are stores in Dallas which do cater to Negro trade. Senile and self respecting persons trade in those stores. Such stores are known because they invite Negro patronage through advertisements in Negro papers and in places where members of the race congregate. They should not be surprised by the necessity of all others. Spending money and purchasing the necessities of life is an unemotional matter. Money knows no race or color line. Standard brands of goods can be purchased for like amounts of money in any store. If there are enough who desire such brands and the store does not ordinarily carry them, the store will not do it. Does it matter if the store is not generally known? The desired article is the thing. THE DALLAN EXPRESS has never hoisted the whole feather, neither has it been diagnosed by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the fiancé mouth. It is a plain, every day, possible, conservative newspaper, which trims no soil to catch the passing breeing; flies no doubtful flag; it professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its live of even hand-of-taste covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are properting. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W KING Those who have studied the Sunday School lessons which have appeared in The Express for the past month could not have been prepared by any one other than a class student of The Scriptures as well as one whose thoughts, of them could easily be shared. The use of men in their every day lives. That is true. Charles W. Abington, a religious editor, of this journal is not only a close student of Fine Judaism, but a friend of the building up toward the building up of a strong Christian sentiment in the people or by interpreting for them the philosophy of the world, and therefore able, then, that men who are so seeking men for the highest offices in great churches to see reason in the statements of the nation and to understand them, then as well as in other parts of the nation who urge his election to the office, that he can feel that M. E. Church. They can feel that today in that church as well as unpledibly to able to project his thinking into the future and to begin to understand in which laymen, the real strength of the church will come into a place in their lives. He seeks election to the Arison field. And it is a matter of record that he has a majority in that subject because of his months of stay there. That he has a group of who he is a majority in, the series of articles which appeared in the journal several months ago. The Express commends him for the closest study of all laymen and voters personally in the conference, not attempt to compare him with other men. It simply states his political position, qualified for the position which he seeks. And there can be no doubt that the time he will not admit that the time has come when the men and the media are clamoring it the church is to come come into its rightful place in the lives of those whom it is supposed to serve. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1928 Nows to Defeat Wurbach Now, Creager and his 2 or 3 political henchmen wish to prevent Congressman Wurbach from leading a delegation of real true Republicans to Kansas City by defeating him as a delegate from state at large to the Republican National Convention. Shall we stand by, look on and let him do it: A man with such a changeable and perverse record against Republicans men and Republican principle; as has Creager and his Lity White paper machine; must not be allowed to pose before the world as a Republican Leader, if our votes and voice can prevent it. Hoover Weak Candidate I am firm in the convictions that should he be permitted to put the twenty-six delegates from Texas into his vest pocket to be delivered to Secretary Hoover at Kansas City, thereby, forcing him on States that must give the electoral votes to elect him that he will be a weak Candidate, and will be beaten in the general election by a man like Al Smith. Vice-President Dawson. Spokesman, Longworth and Democrat. Fees, can easily be wrong. Wrongs about Hoover doing the job. Some say that A. A. Romney is the elected President; but the people of these United States must hold that there are wrongs about hoover doing the business and Hoover might be an appliant tool in the Japanese and whose public policy is to tax the citizens to support development out of the public treasury. Wants to Crush in an incumbent Clergain and his Librite Paper machine; might effectively control and dismantle Texas and crush Congenian Wurzbach, Hon. C. L. T. Tuttle, Hon. J. M. Tuttle, Hon. T. M. Tuttle, Mr. Harry Bock, Hon. William Paul Gage, Hon. Geo. Griffith, brawn and loyal real Republicans who oppose his disregard of mathematics and loyal real Republicans in the State Committee to adopt the following as the basis of Representation in Republican Convention. But better yet, why not a Negro store for Negro patrons? For years there has been some sort of complaint in stores. Individuals have been insulted when they are told that the store is courteous and management have been slow to reprimand them. There has been no such thing as one's turn if the other followed happen to be white. All of these complaints have been made in stores. For many years the insulters have complained, and to what avail? The larger stores, realizing that we refused to take fines, now simply make their will known. They practically advertise that they do not need or want our stores. Discrimination has birthed Negro business enterprises before, why not now? Our ladies must have hats and dresses, why not buy them wholesale and sell them ourselves? It is being done acceptably in other places and we are not being treated with respect to the money. In fact, if the truth were known, some of the money of Negroes is invested in loans those who own In. Preclint Conventions—one vote for every 25 votes for President Coolidge 1924. In. County Conventions—one vote for every 300 votes cast for President Coolidge in 1924. Under this basis of Representation adopted by Creager's Vest Pocket State Committee, there are 141 Counties without a vote in either the Congressional or State Conventions. And in the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14th Congressional District where Negroes are overwhelmingly in the majority, or splits with the whites 50 to 50, it take 384 Republican votes to get one vote in the Creager Convention; while in the 13, 15, 16, 17 and 18 districts where there are no Negroes, it takes 176 Republican Voters to get one vote in the Creager Convention. Thus one-half of the voters in the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14th Districts are disfranchised. and sisters. They are more life lites in our own hands. Nervae in Dallas spend 16,000,000 a year for the necessities of life alone. Two courses are open to us. We can open and operate stores of our own, giving employment to our own sons and daughters as well as making corynebite treatment possible to those who must shop; or, we can centralize our patronage in those stores which do cater to our trade and by the means of compel the treatment which we deserve. Which will we do? Counties by Congressional Districts Here are the Counties of each Congressional District which unite the above banks have no veto power. The other counties, nations. They are as follows, to follow. First Congregational District First Congregational District Second Congressional District Jasper, Newcombe, Newton, New Newcombe, New Augustus, Shell and Tyler. Third Congressional District Gregory, Upstate and Van Zandt. Fourth Congressional District Rains. Many years will elapse before the full effect of the recently closed Y. M. C. A. drive will be known. Dallas will benefit in ways not now known and untold opportunities for citizenship will be offered to those whose advantages in this regard have been sadly limited; and all because of the fact that the city is now in the process of legislation to provide for the needs of their brethren in black, asking only a guarantee of good faith from them in the form of work for their own improvement. jion. They have discovered abilities and capacities in their Negro neighbors of which they hitherto had not dreamed. They have learned to work with the eyes of the Negro citizens themselves to their own possibilities, it opened to the city of Dallas much more of civic energy than could have been released in any other way. For the Negro people, the city has been the undertaking of more and larger projects of a helpful nature by Negro than has ever been the case before. And what is best of all, Negroes see their white neighbors in a different way. Fourteenth Congressional District Arkansas and Nebraska. Dupont, Dutra, Erie, Jim Hogwil, Walken, Kennedy, Kninley, Klumber, Sallie, Mawrkiew, McMullen, Willacy, Zabala, and Kavala. Sixteenth District: Andrew, Crowe, Crane, Crowe, Crowe, Cubberson, Rudspeth, Fran, Jeff Davis, Rudspeth, Fran, Jeff Davis, Milkhead, Mitchell, Fran, Jeff Davis, Milkhead, Mitchell, Fran, Jeff Davis, Reagan, Raeas, Schleicher, Sterling, Tervol, Tervol, Upton, Ward The offer of that $100,000 was a magnificent Friendly gesture; the daring of proceed in doing it was the most impressive achievement of the group, Jeet and its successful completion by the race is a tribute to brilliant leadership and perfect "followship." And the work in it done by all of Dallas both white and black in one of the finest examples of interpersonal cooperation ever seen in the world. 16. Seventh Circuit: District: Burnett Mc Callahan, Cocoa, Lemona, Limo Mc Callahan, Sage Raba Richleth District: Armstrong, Bally, Bedson, Bellevue, Chrostr, Mc Callahan, Cocoa, Lemona Mc Cotter, Crosby, Dallam, Dawson. It is a challenger o other cities of the south and other men of the south in like groups who process to be Christian. The Law Does Not Apply to the Republican Party Much more. The Creator the White paper Machine about the election laws or Texas. True Republicans should not be deceiving, thrown up by the Creator regime. The facts are that all laws on the state are not governable and are intended to govern all political parties, casting for their candidates or making a decision. There are no laws on the status of Texas as attempting to govern or direct polling less than 100,000 votes. Creator Lily White White The Creator the governor of the Creator state party polled for its candidate for Gov. 31,000 votes. Nearly 20,000 of those votes. 14th District. Therefore, the election laws of Texas do not apply in the last general election less than that for matter any political Party polling for its candidate in the last general election less than Republican Party Disorganized The Republican Party, so far concerned, is disorganized, and does not function under the laws of party organization. gets its authority to act from Republican votes from the Republican National Committee. The Greater Party has a State Chairman and a State Executive Committee selected or appointed by Creator Republicans. County Chairman elected by Creator. County and State Executive Party Organization in Texas. The Party is Huked by the The right is inherent in the Republican Party or voters of Texas to call the call to the call of the Republican National Committee to call District and respective Districts and nominate one Presidential sleader and elect one Presidential sleader to represent them in the Republican National Convention which took place in 1922. They have a right to call a State Convention for the same Presidential sleader. The National Committee holds and recognizes State Convention Chairman in obedience to its highest and recognizing the Republican National Committee and authority: we, Republicans, are authorized by authority of calling a Republican State Convention on May 27, 1922. Help to Restore the Republican Party back to the State. Voters will wake up from their indifference and go to their Presidential convention and there elect delegates to the Republican County Convention. At the County Convention. How you must elect delegates to the Republican Convention, which must meet in each Congressional District May 10th, for the purpose of electing delegates to the Republican National Convention. The County Republican Convention has also elect delegates to the State Republican Convention which has all delegates in Dallas, Texas, May 22nd. We sincerely hope, that the County Republican Convention will elect delegates who will follow the leadership of Congressman Wurbaebar so ably as to elect the delegates and his Republican State Committee whose headquarters are in Dallas. If you wish any further information or literature, whomever you need, Fort Worth, Texas. With best wishes for the success of the Republican Party in Naples, Florida. Your sincere thanks. Wm. M. Donald, FD. NORLD Wm. M. Donald, FD. WORLD Treasury T. Hertz, Bingham, Texas T. H. Pice, Coxon, Texas Richard Shaw, Martin, Texas G. A. W. "Warren" Crockett, G. A. W. "Warren" Crockett U. W. Allen, Huntsville, Texas T. W. Ellis, Shepherd, Texas E. A. Swanson, Palestine, Texas Henry Johnson, Longview, Texas A. H. Mims, Normingoe, Texas B. G. Goosby, Bryan, Texas J. M. Burr, Houston, Texas P. M. Nelson, Marlin, Texas Geo. W. Sledge, Cameron, Texas T. J. Kellott, Mt. Pleasant, Texas P. P. Dennis, Marshall, Texas G. W. Bell, Beaumont, Texas K. G. Collins, Huntsville, Texas H. M. Tarver, San Antonio Ed Scott, Bryan, Texas H. T. Speaker, Wharton, Texas C. S. Williamson, Breaham W. W. Scott, Yorkum, Texas W. B. Mayfield, Paris, Texas Geo. M. Guest, Paris, Texas Rev. G. H. Adams, Jefferson Texas On one slide it is argued that gave, and one of the earliest Ne* dent M.-W. D. Wozan of Willer made Bishop Carey is needed over that grotto, more than a- century, the awards. because he has much experience. and a quarter ago was selling. The following workers were more likely to have lyrics to Carolina's students decorated during the progress of more to build up the church in the town. Cheshire than any other bishop of the originals in it. rounded, sending cash production of $1000 from the after camp came in the copy-book handwriting is present or more in cash. Charles T. Brackett co-created the copy-book handwriting in the $ University library; gold star, representing cash contributions with corruption. In addition, all assistance with corruption from the classic lines of Wheat: R. T. Hamilton, H. Strikeland, E. Bence and his assignment to this letter to the touching and naive alice J. Crawford, Dr. W. R. McMillan, and his assignment to this letter to the verse of Dunbar, and the jo-cha. A. P. Joseph, Joseph J. that an asset. These opposes the affirm that Bishop Carey is purely turned out by McKay. Brimke, a representative production of selfish, in wanting to serve him and others down to the present $250 in cash, J. E. Smith, red porters give his credit for the matters which detached from pro-survival. T. H. Dyton, T. H. Dyton, Dr. most attributable mediva. Sinai Temple Figures in is reported by some of the Greek historians of the Sinai Temple; property by the Bethol Chelengum was due to hostility on the part of the Greeks, and to the need to church the humiliation and the in convenience, but would not be given he was to see libiho The Carey defenders claim that Bethel folk suffered the humiliation and the Joes rather than accept the assistance of Bishop Carey, the most influential Negro in Chicago. Those pre-Carey folk contend that the Bishop could have secured for the use of the General present place or one equally servicable without cost, if the local committee, headed by Bishop Galing had consulted Bishop Carey before they rushed into the contract to pay $3,000 rental for the armory in which the conference will be held. And so the contention goes on at .8. merry clip. The Cux of the Situation The crux of the entire situation is the struggle between the two bishops for assignment to the 4th Episcopal District by the coming General Conference, and the bitterness caused by this struggle will be evident in all the work of entertaining the conference. On one side it is argued, that Bishop Carsey is needered over this mission, influence and can do more to build up the church in Chicago than any other bishop. On the other side, the constitution that because of political alliances with corruption, opposes his assignment and his assignment to this district will be more a liability than a positive affirmation that Bishop Carsey selfish, in wanting to serve this part of the work, while his support remains for the intrinsic motives of Carsey Political Job Carsey Political Job he thrives on outrage and is the question of Carsey retaining his political position and his place as a bishop. Of course, there is no law against such and, moreover, other bishops have other interests outside of their Neek to Cut Off Salary A doctor in the U.S. Army Carry so give up the salary from the position of Commissar or that which is required of that will fall also, for Bishop Challenges the other bishops from investment in them, from investment in which they direct outside their duties as bishops. This storm the district assignments will not be so easily settled. (Continued next week) Many Physicians Listed in Tuskegee Clinic CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Count Cook of Washington, general superintendent of clerics; Dr. Burghe H. Dibble of Tuskegee In Wiliard M. Lane of Washington, D.C., supervisor of surgical clinics: Dr. C. E. Simpson of Owensboro, Kentucky, supervisor of medical clinics: Dr. J. M. Franklin of Prairie View, Texas, secretary of surgical clinics: Dr. W. A. J. Mosely of Thomasville, Ga., secretary of medical clinics: Dr. G. N. Woodward of Fort Valley, Ga. supervisor of anesthetics: Dr. H. A. Galler of U. S. Veterans Hospital, Tuskegee, roentgenologist: Dr. G. N. Admson of Easley, Alabama, historian: Dr. Richard Carey of U. S. Veterans Hospital, Tuskegee, supervisor, eye, ear, nose, and throat clinics: and Dr. A. B. McKenzie of Tuscaloose, Alabama, N. C. Magazine Devotes Whole Issue to Race Writer's (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) The dedication of the number reads as follows: "This issue is dedicated to the man who made it. It possible" he was he, over a period of years in the assembly of the material in this issue. Without his tireless friends to contribute, this issue would not have made its appearance. And so, in appreciation of his dedication this issue to that talented poet and marker of fair lyrics "It is but fitting that we, here at the University of North Carolina, should follow with keen interest the various traditions in Nerro vera. George Horton, a Man's Notes I have your letter under date of April 9th. Since receiving your letter, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today had under discussion the subject matter covered by your letter. We are very very much integrated in the situation in Haiti and have taken steps to secure the facts for the consideration of the Committee. "Speaking for myself, it is not clear to me what we can do in the way of effectuating any change in the situation. We can make inquiry and investigate but this is a situation which seems to require something more than that. That is the problem as it There is an denying the fact that we are all touched with suspicion in our training, will teach ourselves born in us, and no amount of education and training, will teach ourselves few beliebs in shouts, but the majority of us are more aware of the negative which would no, be noticed in daylight become unaware and shadows. How many who read this can barely place without their hearts healing, and their breath lasting, and their those who do not whistle or horn some time and walk a little further. Science teaches that anilin is in nerve stimulant, Darkness must be taught, and the negative corresponding to the drive, and one of the earliest Negro poets, more than a century ago, wrote lyrics to Carolina's students at twenty-five cents a poem. One of the earliest book-handwriting is preserved in the University Library. Since then Negro poetry has panied the lives of the students, to the touching and naive lyrical verse, of Dunbar, and the loyalties turned out by McKay. Brimke, and others have recently detected recent paraguas, revolit and race comments itself to use in the infiltration of the academy, the snarking sophistication and maturity of Countes Cullen, and the beauty and skilled craftsmanship of Laguatx. Hurues, and the poetic beauty and skilled craftsmanship of the earliest Negro poets was a North Carolina, so one of the twenty-five years of teaching. He was born in Raleigh, N. C. Jaynes was in college at arabia and erudite analysis, wifi and knowledge. Lowe has now, in addition to his traditional thoughtfully able manner, presented a most excellent commentary on the works of Ralph Waldo Readers need a more racy, but no less discriminating, comment editor. He is the author of edition of "Opportunity" by Charles S. Johnson has served up for us, or his own. "To Dr. Locke, Mr. Johnson, the many pools who have graduated ly contributed, we extend sincere thanks." Borah Answers Letter on "Spoilation of Haiti CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE land in Haiti; and had this January, deified Haitian judges of life tenure, making them subject to removal by the President of Haiti, Jean-Pierre Bouchard, can Occupation. C. F. asked that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, of which Senator Borah in chairman, thoroughly investigate the U.S. Department of Slate, in reptit of the letter from the N. Republic, in an as follows: I am under letter date of April 9th. Since receiving your letter, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today has staged to secure the facts for the consideration of the Committee. We are clear to me what we can do in the way of orchestrating any measures. positive known as luck when the stimulus is removed. The body of the entire nervous system is bounded. This is why he spotted birds as well as snakes. That which would work well against an evil force is the same as a panic at night. EDITOR'S NOTE Why not write your troubles to Naïve's Noun. The conductor of this column is a person well versed in the ways of the world and she is an outsider of the young men. She is the roping and the old whose channel of a succulent. She will tell you the their biography of the young men and Drive to the young men who seek some advice. Not Naïve but the young men will tell parents of their children the young and she can tell parents of their children which are confronting them. Why not "Tell Naïve" when you are Naïve? Address Naïve's Noun (earnestly) Address Naïve's Noun (earnestly) The Dailer. 1668 Bain Ave. Dallas, Texas dent W. W. Logan of Wiley made the awards. The following workers were decorated during the progress on the drive; double gold star repels the cash production of $1000 or more in cash, Charles T. Bracking gold star, representing cash production of $500 or more. Dr. R. T. Hamilton, H. Striekland, E. J. Crawford, Dr. W. R. Mettlan, Chas. A. Pijouge, Joseph J. Rhodes and T. H. Smith; silver star, representing production of $250 in cash, J. E. Smith; red star, representing $150 in cash, Dr. A. H. Dyson, T. H. Smith, Dr. N. L. Brown, Price A. Wren, F. E. Slacks, E. L. Cushingberg, Dr. L. G. Pinkaton, Leo L. Quinn, M. B. Anderson, A. T. Moore and J. A. Austin. Dr. McMillan and H. Strickland, Head Winning Division, W. R. Ewing and W. M. Gordon, Head Winning Team. Royalty for the honor of head in the winning division and the winning team was taken from the opening day of the drive until the last night when all daily records were shattered by workers on teams and Charles A. T�ouk broke all records for individual production by securing a total of $1000 in cash and subscriptions in the effort to each his team, in first place. Division I, headed by Dr. W. K. McCullahan and his Associates. H. W. McCullahan, a total production of $12,512.00, commanded by W. E. Bwing and W. M. Gordon won first place and W. M. Gordon won $1,000.00. The report for $1,000.00 was Following closely in the production of subscriptions and more than twice exceeded in the production of cash was in Division J headed by Dr. R. T. Hamilton and T. H. Smith. Its total production was $34,588.75 of which amount, $2645 was in cash. The ranking team in this division was headed by F. E. Starks and Charles A. Pileque with a total production of $10,812.50 or which amount $55 was in cash. It is worthy of special mention that Lieutenant Charles A. Pileque, not only was the greatest single individual producer among the workers but, when Captain Starks was called from the city, led his team to victory in the race and produced enough cash to be decorated twice during the course of the campaign. The race for the cup each night at was close and the two teams are which finished in first and second places were the two teams which, with the exception of two�nights reported, the highest amount of production. Much comment was made with regard to the fact that these two Captains who are partners in business should be such close rivals in the work of the Y. M. C. A. As it was put by one of the workers they saw by it that the cup never went out of the office of The People's Undertaking Company; it simply changed desks almost every night. CONTINUED NENT WEEK WHITE COUPLE HOLDS UP NEGRO COUPLE Last Wednesday night at 8:40 P.M., at Leonard and San Jacinto Streets, a white man and woman driving a Chrysler car pulled up to the curb and held up Preilla Stone and Dock Flowers. Miss Stone lost 25 cents and a pen of knife; Dock Flowers lost $4.00 in my shuttle. Miss Stone gave her address, 1826 Leonard Dock Flowers lives at 118� Maks in Wamahlie, Texas. Officers in, verigated no arrest has been ```markdown ``` Henry's one of those lions 0 0 sweet and tell of black mothers' guilt of the mighty, there to and gibber, and where all wails dwell in peace and comfort — just as the mother's guilt of the mighty, there to a mother's son of his. Traitella himself is Race man. Race him in his quest for a new type man and real leaders are impairing of building wherein the ideals of ed and de made happy upon en- and de, and the real leaders are impairing of being shaped and with aided breath Race brain product. They point, let's wonder what his next move with pride to their own merchants is going to be. He is going to be a moral path and find out in and they glory there in the position in ever around what any of his ability of their Race. If you are being attacked by some body-specialty facts a wow of These Two Frames will be Awarded Any Mgr Woman State, securing 15 or more pupils held up members for this Organization. DIPINP- This Pin is a Gold and Brag- med 2D Degree Pin Awarded for Meritorious Service, Prize Gift With the Pin. This Offer is good until May 1st. Begin new, and addres- the Supreme Grand President for Instruction and application blanks. Decide new and other than himself) Trail him other than dawn before he loses himself. No one will know he will find him once more in high cliffs. No one will know he will find the same that he hopes will find. HERE'S YOUR brated JIM Everybody You'll Have I'll Have Fact is, of stuff you have added see your V some of the Big Boy." The Newest 10-inch, R Pollley Blues Bodilow Blues Music JIM JACKSON No. 21360 Mineola Blues Music Madison St. Rd. Cannon JOB BOPPINS No. 21867 Slow Death Classical Sals Roadhouse Sals Clarice Sals DOUGLAS WILLIAMS No. 21569 Bodilow Blues Downward Blues No. 21573 Classic and Cases-Part 1 Camic Dialog with Piano Classic Dialog with Piano Camic Dialog with Piano JONES AND JOE'S No. 21268 HERE's one of those low-down treated JIM JACKSON, who Everbody says he's one of the You'll bag your money down be through. It's a wham! Fact is, every record on this of that you and your friends le red hot numbers ever gotten out hit another needle to play the see your Victor dealer - rightly some of them so much you'll Big Boy." Hara's one of those low-down, moaning blues, sung by the celebrated HIM JACKSON, who now makes records only for Victor. Everybody says he's one of the best blues singers in the world, but he doesn't need to before you hear this record half-way through. It's a whistle. Fact is, every record on this list is a "natural" ... the kind of stuff you and your friends like. It's the greatest collection of hot numbers ever gotten out. They're so warm they ought to have aesthetics needled to play them. Find out yourselves, go down "to the bottom," so you can light away! Heh them all. You'll some of them so much you want to have! to wrap "up" up Big Boy." The Newest Victor Records 10-inch, Price List 79- My Monster Woman My Mobile Device JIM JACKSON 32136 JIM JOSTOM SLEEPER Kansas City Blues Hold It Still SALLE DONALD WILLIAMS The Lion and the Sleep On Me FRANK WLEE Motors Stomp It Blue Guitar Stomp FRANK WLEE I Ain't Got Nathan Red Hot Don Pig JOHN AND JOHN Gloves and Cases - Part 1 Cimic Dialog with Piano Cimic Dialog with Piano Cimic Dialog with Piano JOES AND JONES No. 2127 Kansas City With Facial Refracting Ribs with Facial Refracting JOES AND JONES Ribs with Facial Refracting MAJORITY JOB BAND Blue Yodel Away Out on the Mountain No. 21442 JUMMIE ROGERS Hair-Tempered Blues You Ain't the Owner-For Tout Charles JOHNSON'S PARADISE TEN No. 21443 All the Way Mindful Crayon Pill Journey On Journey On Crayon No. 20447 PACE JUNIOR'S The Holy City Jeremiah's Rock of Agen With Strappe Lesson RV. F. W. McGOR No. 21105 Goin' to Die With the Staff in My Hand Bernan with Strappe I'm a Soldier in the Army of the Lord Bernan with Strappe RV. J. M. GAYES No. 20851 Jouesh in the Bally of the Whale Jeremiah with Strappe With His Strappe We Are Weak Jeremiah with Strappe RV. F. W. McGOR and CONGRECTION No. 20777 Ask for the new special catalog con- VICTOR TALKING JIMMIE ROGERS Cold Monarch's Shoe Succinice About JIMMY PARADISE TER I'd Love to Be a Yep, Long About JUDYLEE BROOKS You Got to Walk Bronze with He Ha is a Sweet Po RV. F. W. McW Love is in My Words The Prayer Service RV. J. M. GATES with Shaping Shaping and Coordination Come and See a Escape for You Special catalog containing many other New Orthophon VICTOR R VICTOR TALKING MACHINE.COM Orthophonic Victrolas and all the latest VICTOR RECORDS ar Brotherhood Movement Turns on Support Light, Exists Leaders Who Support Negro Business. Those Gemine Who Employs Negro Labor and Skill. Worst Fakes Do Most Talking. Urges Race to Give Leaders Close Study. The pulpit, the school room, the platform, the inner sanctums of guard scribes, the learnstே professions, have been being fielding and a ready stream of sundry leaders, near leadings and would be leaders, all struggling and gesticulating and impregnating and befouling the air, each with an unvielding endeavor to be board over and above his co- lise and co-laborator and counter- part. And to what purpose? To the one common cause of keeping the innocent, unsuspecting little Neuro high-level life for their performance of both dancing and playing the fiddler. Small wonder that this gullible little fellow has never found the time to stop and take a good exult at these big super-fars hounds and to study their antics and their favorite game of spell binding and trick playing. Stop the music for a white and let's see what would happen if a composite of all these vocalizations performers were taken out of the time light and were trailed through his less brilliant highways and by-ways. Let's trail him to his regular grocer, and his drugist and cleaner and presser, and see if they are Colored or not. Follow him to the rear of his favorite clinic and see who his fellow consultants are. Then let's find out who his garage and shop repair men are. We know his dentists are Colored but we are not sure about his own doctor. Trail him once more, to the new home he has recently built or stand by and watch him "whipping" in his stately edifices furnished him and paid for by the Motown Stomp BENHAM MOTT'S KAISAN CITY ORCHESTRA Guitar Stomp S琴 CHAINY HAYE LOUISVILLE CITY A Jelly Cat Not Nobody Pigeon Orsale Hot Red Hat Pigeon Orsale Ma 21117 Pet Lichter Blass Harmonia with Guitar Nervous Gauge Blass Harmonia with Guitar EL WAYON W Wonderful With Fingers Why Did You Leave Me Alone? CHARLES FRANK (of the Jacksonville HALLOWEEN Trio) Cold Miemens' Shoot Harmonica with Backed Guitar Succes Breakdown Harmonica with Wrap and Guitar Trio No. 21149 I'd Love to Be a Baby Once With Piano Yay, Tame Amor with Cascade, C-747 No. 21116 You Gim to Walk That Los Angeles Valley Dream with Singing He Is a Saviour Song with Singing RV. F. V. M.OGR No. 21149 WHITTLE EVERYTHING MUSICAL 1234567890 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1928 *approval to the Supreme Grand President, 650th Brotherhood, Movement, $218 Hall Street, Dallas, Texas.* JUDGE BRANAN'S COURT Monday was a big day in City Corporation Court, 170 men and women made up the jury, 13 traffic liaison 17 peace officers and 80 volunteers of the parkin ordinance made the trip to the pea patch. Mr. J. M. Shipplerey was promoted to Dock Sergeant in Judge Irvington Gaith, by the commission last week. Mr. Shipplerey has been in Dallas, 26 years and still is in the first time this honor has been bestowed in Corporation Court. CARS COLLIDED, ONE GOES TO HOSPITAL, OTHER TO JAIL. Saturday night at 7:58 p.m. when two Chevrolet cars collided in north Dallas D. E. Long, 18, of Dallas, where he was treated for a fractured shoulder. Mrs. Lucy you high of Brinkman, Bryant, Kane, who was driving the officer was appalled and charged with reckless will collision. Offices Grenades and the McClethan made the arrest. "The Policy Blues" and that mean number. 4-11-44 down, meaning blues, sung by the celé, who now makes records only for Victor Henderson, and whose music before you hear this record half-way in this list is a "natural" ... the kind ends with a "natural" collection of There's no object above. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION BOLL STREET C. M. E. CHURCH Sunday, April 22nd, 1928 11:00 and 8:00 Sermons to Young and Old People by Dr. N. W. Clark 3:00 SPECIAL BIRTHDAY SERMON by Rev. P. E. Castel, D. D. Best Musical talent in the city will appear at each of these services. A present will be given to all persons born in April. Cordial invitation to everybody. Committee: Mrs. V. Crutchfield, Mrs. Underwood, Mrs. Filmore, Miss Ezell, Miss Priscilla Smith, Mr. Clyde McDutiel, McKirwood GOOD HOMES FOR COLORED Nice five room brick homes with bath rooms, on good streets, sidewalks, garages, sandy soil, good for your garden or chickens. Also four and five room frame homes with city conveniences, garages, etc. In good location. FRAME HOMES $50 Cash, Brick $100 Cash, and monthly payments on the balance that you can meet. Large lots at $10 down, $10 per month and no interest whatever to pay. Drive on the Kaufman road to the Rosevelt sign. Outside the high city taxes, and restricted to Colored persons only. See U. W. Lee at the store on paved road or B. F. Farnar at our office. Or call 2-1281. MURPHY-BOLANZ COMPANY Rutus Wilson, Father, Mrs Emerson Wilson, Mother, Mrs Emerson Wilson, Mother, Mrs Miles E. Wilson, Sister, Mrs Gus Johnson, Aunt, Mrs Nannie Hall, Aunt, Mrs Johnson, Aunt, Dallas, Texas, April 14, 1928 Ome sweet molten thought, Comes to the o'er and o'er, I am near home today. Than I have ever been below, Where the many Mansoon to Near the great White Throne Father perfect my trust; Let my spirit feel in death On the rock of a living faith. In the night of life we are in, death. Ah yes, we do not know, we cannot tell the Master. shall appear so it was with our children, so it was with our who has out-stripped us and gone home to live with Jesus. An obedient child, kind and loved by all who knew him; and of all who have off him he has cut off from us and live with Jesus. The angels loved him, for we loved him, but the angels lived him, more our sorrowing heart, goes out in sympathy for the bereaved. We, the class of 1924, extend our heart sympathy to the Heavenly Father who doeth all things we have done home to live with Jesus out-of this world, of air and temptation, home to love and forgiveness, to happily with Jesus, and there to warm our coming. We let us prepare our coming. We let us prepare our friend Lloyd. Tervetle and evening bell, and after that the dark and may there be. No sadness of farewell, when I Per the from our out-borne of me far. Alone, the flood may bear me far. Resolved to a copy of these resolved family and a copy be sent to the Dallas Express for publica- Respectfully submitted, Miss Punjab Taylor, Miss Maudex Bubb, Miss Maudex Bubb, Miss Rather Satcher, Miss Francis Brooks, Mr. Lloyd Jarobe, Miss Blair, Miss Ella V. Ward, Miss Carrie Gallioun. MISSY CHORAL CENTER Mid at the home of Mrs. K. L. Lewis 2412 Roseland, April 14 with pianist presiding. All music prepared and sung by Mrs. K. 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Chicago HED-LYTE STOPS HEADACHES Fever - Pain - Nervousness OULEO O — Walter Carraway of the University of Tampa and I. L. Lathing attended the District Interschol- aure meet at Yokumu, representat- ing universities in Cary, North counties, debating and hase ball games which was for "inter- talking" between the two their anniversary exercises on the ticket in Sunday. Rev. W. B. H. Harris, the president, and the them, Dr. Corkel of Samuel Hunston College of Austin is re- presented in the atria, at the Bura research center. MARIANI. The Martin First Despite Church had a wonderful Master sermon on the power of Mr. L. J. Jackson, the above church is pushing forward with the finance Sunday Relief raising $25.00 on each Sunday with the following classes as banned by the Mrs. Mies & K. Black $11.00, Mr. L. J. Jackson $10.00 and Mr. Zach. Dorsey $10.10 and Mrs. Black. That's the school. Mrs. Mrs. Wersham ran in each. With the Period of the Nations and collected $58.80. Mrs. Mr. A. Reed with their circle slipped down to Mrs. L. E. Dorsey and raised $57.00; the Home Mission shelled in with $50.00 the USers under the leadership of Mr. L. Zollar sold a few eggs for $25.00. Mrs. E. & Johnson with the well trained 100 voices Lowight up the rear with $99.00 out of a crowded house each again $11.00. Mr. W. M. Mies has a full stock of merchandise and cafeteria and garage. He is also the progressive young� chants on Commerce St. Prof. Hubert, Lucy's school has closed. Prof. C. A. Myers will soon close his school. How Mr. Fred W. Mies and will leave for March **BANGH** - Tanner was quiet Sunday on account of "inclement weather. I flew quarterly conference with Church. Providing Bldg present, how Bldg pastor was the church of Macedonia and of Macedonia Baptist church in the city is arranging for a series of meetings." **BAGACU** - Sunday School was on account of the weather. The Easter program was rearranged and account of inclement weather. Many of the city's children attended the hold at Media last week to witness the content of their children attending high school. Teague was the prize winner. Mr. Ella Hafner, the teacher of Washington high school. Teague was the prize winner. Mr. Ella Hafner, the teacher of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brewer, her husband and relauncher of Mrs. Brewer, the bedtime. She will return to her house in short. DREWENVILLE — Sunday was a material day at St. Lawrence church, total collection $250.00. Brown Association has been conducting a local board here. He brought in Rover, Bov. J. Turner preached the Ruderection sermon. Sunday morning after both matters were resolved, a host of members and hapital several. Sunday evening an Master program was rendered to the students of the depth under the direction of Prof. and Mme. K. Barlow. Every member of Brown Association Bolink visited the school that day and gave a calendar lecture, views out of town Easter Sunday. JAPAN — Mint. 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(The 7th grade) to the south. The teacher, Mrs. D. A. S. (a. slush-a-effort) and the the Home Economic Department Friday afternoon serving cake and ice cream to the entire faculty and class quite an enjoyable time was each Principle. W. D. Kipinger made a talk to the class and expressed the part of the class. Many were like that, the pro- long teachers' five. Calvert systemed by a good rain Sunday night and Monday. The (Parole) era were very glad to see it. Mr. C. L. Hanford and Mr. Avaloch (polk of Dallas formerly, Calvert) spent Easter here with their a�-the-fans. A. E. Polk also visited The City, and Boarns. They left for Dallas, Tukadoua night, and Mrs. Tom Jones and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Emma Henry all of 5. Mexis spent Easter in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haynie. Mrs. Highton and Mrs. E. Greenbook spent several days in the city with her husband, Mr. Jn Henry. PLANVIEW — Sunday school run was modest both churches both boys were decorated or older boys. 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The pastor then at the 11 o'clock hour used as a theme the 12 petition in the Lord's prayer. Give us this day our daily bread. It was a wonderful message and worshiped with the A. M. E. in their financial drive and enjoyed two drives and enjoyed two dives in the program at 6 p. m., was a rare treat, yet the weather was with an increase of shows. The pastor praised to an appreciative audience them to shalt be quite timely, in his amount. PALMSTEIN - Colorful and inspirational Easter excercises were presented at the various churches of the Diocese of Bristol. Bishop Choir presents beautiful contests. "The Comparing Kite" - The contest combines the following soloist; Mrs. M. Naulie Haller; soprano, Mrs. A. R. Tennant; tenor, Mr. D. D. Govan, Jr.; contralto, Mr. C. W. Cullain; and Misa A. Robinson. It proved successful, Holland sang a very physical soloist. "Love's Admonition" - Or Mr. Candi Butler was brought here from Arizona and is his funeral Baptist Church, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, with a hymnal so-called "Love's Admonition." It was enjoyed by five. "The body of here five," Arizona, and his Bristol, with a hymnal so-called "Love's Admonition." It was enjoyed by five. "The body of here five," Arizona, and his Bristol, with a hymnal so-called "Love's Admonition." It was enjoyed by five. WAXMACHIE — Easter Sunday was well celebrated at all of the churches. It was really put up for the occasion, under the management of Supt Mrs. Sarah Burnet, Mrs. Birthright edwards passed away Wednesday at New Clinton, pastor of the A. M. Church of Christ under undertaking company had charge of the body. The Sahanna Baptist Mission had charge of the brilliant plate, supper at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Swettle for midday evening. It was by all that were present by all that were present. Mrs. Josephine Crawford of San Francisco, Ms. Mahlie Swett, of Dallas was the pleasant guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown Swettle. Mr. and Mrs. Brown Swettle was called to the bedside of her father who is in a Dallong hall. Mrs. Swettle, Mrs. McKeewer, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Maggie Johnson, Mrs. McKeewer, there will be no more newawards on credit. Please pay cash. GRAVEN AND - Caldwell Circle met at the home, Mrs. Lola Crawford, Mrs. Marilyn Lasker, discussed by all, two daughters, David Crawford or Taylor is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parris David, Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn Crawford, at Fort Worth recently, Mr. John Jackson, Jackson of Brockentown, visiting relatives, Miss. Jennec Verla Wilson has been elected as a member of the Board of Relatives. THIS long fit kink straight strobes calf hair. Don't easy flaws. You can do it as thirst. The chances are that most of Hi-Fi. The marvelous new hair treatment. at your hair will become longer, softer, or earlier. 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The musical Thursday night given by the school was a financial success. Mr. C. L. Renfro of Dallas spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Renfro. Mrs. M. E. W. Jackson is on the sick list. Rev. A. D. E. Saddler, Mrs. C. Jackson and Mrs. A. E. Folk attended the Missionary meeting at Thrall. Miss J. N. Coverington is at home after closing a successful term of school at two mile. Miss M. Miller, the industrial teacher spent last week with the Branchville School. Services were good at Providence Baptist Church Sunday. Rev. A. L. Taylor, pastor was absent and sent another minister in his stead. PERKLEM — The health program Wednesday evening was held by the audience. The program had been arranged by Miss B. Harris Indiana, Agent in Brown of Washington, D.C. Dr. R. Brownew of Fort Worth, and Miss C. Harper of Indianapolis made addresses. The Y. W. C. A. of the Bethlehem church gave a lecture Thursday, evening, Mrs. C. A. Jones of Dallas director, Despereaux Eater program were given at the various church of the city, Mrs. C. Harper were married at the home of the bride last Thursday. The Eater program was completed on corner Virginia and Grave it was destroyed by fire who had just fitted up a room of boons, Mc. M. G. Millson and Dr. Nuror who were just opening up heavy lorries. The Maason estimated the loss at 40,000, no insurance, and the Field Secretary was at Bethlehem, Sunday. **COLUMBUS** — Services were scheduled for Monday and Sunday night. Rev. Folsen prescheduled a wonderful morning service in now presuming that the coming of the conference which is to be held on March 16, Mrs. Pearl Wright and Mrs. M. L. Stewart are preparing the Easter Mass. It is expected to be a great occasion. BLUMKIRCH SPHINGS$^2$ The concert rendered by the Copper Hill Baptist Church Evening Chapel was a success. The event was held at the Sculthur Springs, All churches are preparing for an Easter pro-cession. Napoleon Sunday, a number of Napoleon Sunday, quite a number of **AVINGER** - Sunday School was at both churches. Love Church and Providence, Rev. Clement Adams, pastor at Providence also did Rev. Adams at Love Chapel. The Love church paired and Suffolk Hall in 18 in favor of Love Chapel. Spring School closed Thursday, Mar. 18, for morning for home life. Mrs. J. W. Shaw left morning for home life. Spring Soring, Mrs. A. N. Allen left morning for home life. Harrison - Miss Pamille Peppers and Sister, Miss L. O. Peppers. **BROWNWOOD** - Service was well attended at all churches Sunday, with good attendance. K. of P. sermon was preached at A. M. sermon was preached at H. M. sermon was preached at L. M. They rendered religious program. Rev. Johnson and family were over Sunday from Standing TYLHW- Rev. H. C. Alexander Express. Stanford was a very was at his post midnight at True Time day sunday the, A. M. E. was at his post midnight at True Time day sunday the, A. M. E. expected to begin soon. Rev. RI-Brightower, pastor also K. of P. preached preschool night mikt. Rev. RI-Brightower, pastor also K. of P. preached preschool night mikt. Rev. RI-Brightower, pastor also K. of P. GRAFELAND — Daily's School closed Friday, March 30 with an all-day school for students and patrons were highly stated over the work done by the children and expressed themselves as wishing that the school would both teach for another year. basket, from BM Springs, Ark, one week in the city, the guest of friends and sight seeing, day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Money W. Cloud S., the young man delicious cream dessert for left Thursday for her home in Del Rio, Texas, while here with Mrs. J. Calhoun, Mrs. J. Calhoun, the remains of Mr. Thad Clark, a pioneer seller arrived Sunday morning from home of his nephews, Mr. John Howard, North Border Avenue, day evening at St. James church. The oration being delivered by Dr. King, Texas College, who ceased from his early boyhood day. He was laid to rest in and Thomas Undertaker Co. out of town relatives included his 3^{\circ} daughters, one sister, Mrs. Annis Taylor and daughters, Miss Pearl and Mrs. Mary Taylor, Trotter and her husband, Dr. Trotter. Deborah, Mr. Charlie Scott, has retired from the State of Texas, and very much improved. Mr. Lomile Clark, Goose Creek, visited his parents and sick Grand mother, Mrs. Celia Evans, Mr. D. D. Cumbry left Monday night for Abilene after a week's visit with family and other relatives and friends. His family was married to John, who had been born in Mr. Enwood's home on the 1st of June 1944. Enwood's niece, Kemp St. Mr. Willie Smith is in disposed. Passion week is being observed at St. James All church is are�proparing for their Easter pageant. Mr. Pete Wallace has been raised to the Tide Square, Dodge, Mrs. Lucy Handy and baby left Tuesday for Chicago to join her husband. Rev. L. B. Pennell filled the stand at Bethelhem last Sunday morning. Mrs. Nancy Miller has purchased a home on North Liberty St. Mr. John's necklace. The open and first-time store is the best-selling stock and sells your patronage. Texas College left Tuesday for Chicago to join her husband. Rev. L. B. Pennell filled the stand at Bethelhem last Sunday morning. Mrs. Nancy Miller has purchased a home on North Liberty St. Mr. John's necklace. The open and first-time store is the best-selling stock and sells your patronage. Texas College Steers defeated Jarvis ball team in both games. Friday, M. G. C. Gerrard spent the week Mrs Ruth White. Sir Kirstill Wright or Dallas was in the city for Mrs Ruth White. Mrs Kirstill Wright has returned from Fort Worth, where he attended the funeral of his wife of Rev. Waters who has closed home to her friends. West Cloud St. Mrs Adkinson accompanied ... Uplope Club under the leadership of M. G. E. Martin as presiding officer of the club. Interest and enthusiasm is as it was in the beginning of the club. Interest and enthusiasm is as well pleased with the program of the club. We met on last Friday at C. L. Francis on Claude street after the business session. We are delighted to add Mrs Adkinson as a member. Club adjourned the business session to the home of Mrs. G. E. Martin. GREAPLAND — Daly's school closed Friday, March 30th with a surprise visit by the patrons, were highly elected over the work done by the children, who were wishing for the return of both teachers for another year. We were delighted to match between the 3rd and 4th grade with their mother and sister, and between 9 to 10 and had some real fun. Yet, ye shepherd, his wife Mr. W. criptography and several packages of "will promote a full growth of beautiful hair, one treatment will MERIDIAN — Mr. and Mrs. J. gum were taken Services were Mr. Hodsonson and Mr. Tell-Alex-body attended Sunday on ac- tending your hair to growing if your hair is thinning. Mr. Hodsonson attended Sunday at Thornton, master of the Shiloh tending spent Sunday in Wear-Thornton, master of the Shiloh tending the Macon maceon. Jim Baptist church attended, the treatment Crawford Walter L. Griffin maceon of Mr. Rink Kays last Tues- "My Dendruff Remedy never fail **DAKOWK—Prof. Titus and Mrs. Johnson closed school last week.** Mrs. Bradley did not attend a program as most of her ill. Mrs. Abam and Mrs. Bilson had a good program and Mrs. Bilson averted a riot. The Holocaust program was at St. Shlush. The program with Dr. Bilson the pastor in the pulpit was spun on Tuesday to the diemay of his mother. Also Mr. G. W. Tippen and Mr. David "Harlie family" are getting married to let her sister finish her school term owing to illness. Mrs. Bilson had several days to recuperate and fish Mrs. Bradley having enjoyed the Boston hour first. Rev. K. Swain is pastoring now. Mrs. Bilson is day for San Antonio. Mr. A. Wilson's wife suffered a stroke of speech since Thursday. 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Oil 60 cents; Dandee Remedy 60 cents; Beauty Culture, Tahini Oil 60 cents; Rapements to 25 cents. Agent wanted. dead. Frank Hamilton Walker Griffin and Mrs. Delon Tennison and Mrs. Lillie Ropinson accompanied Mrs. C. Jay as far as Morgan, Texas. James George celebrated his 4th birthday with a party given at the home of his 4th birthday with a party given at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crawford refreshments were served to the little most after games were played. Mr. Jodie Moore was Cleburne visitor Thursday. Mrs. Heather Lock is visiting in Fort Worth. HENDERISON — On March 26, Ultra, Rev. E. S. Moore, P. E. conyeped his second quarterly conference. It was a success, much good was derived April 1st, the Heroine Thanksgiving sermon was preached by Rev. O. E. Collins at Mother Zion Church, at night Eastern Stars sermon was delivered by Dr. Collins at Wesley Obbel's church. The two lodges collected $65.70. Prof. P. H. Hill and Rev. Banks of Austin are visitors of the city. Miss L. M. Brown was seen in the postoffice last Saturday. Miss Lela Washington is visitor of home on Easter also Mrs. Robert Jr. Gunter. LEMBYNE Rev Mitchell of Dallas will conduct a ten day meeting for Rev. Thornton and members of the Shilon Baptist Church, public are invited. The Easter programs at all churches were handicapped Sunday on account of the excellent weather. Miss Geene Courssy spent a few days in Fort Worth this week. Rev. S. L. Cook of Greenville preached tomorrow at the First Baptist Church, public are invited. Mr. Lio Vaughn of Dallas was the guest of his brother Sunday. Mr. Homer Vaugh, Mr. Joe Lewis, of Kansas City, Kans. is visiting aunt, Mrs. Lucile Yeager. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Richard of Fort Worth are guests of their side-of-the-band회 of the Miss Jobin Page, Mrs. H. M. Clothman and a few days in Fort Worth this week. Mrs. Sarah Williams has returned for the Baptist hospital at Fort Worth much improved. 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This was indeed a happy bunch of children. The cradle roll room under up of Mrs Q. D. Brown was beautifully decorated and the sand bed was covered with toys and master级ings and the devotion. His speech was drawing about with hearts full of fume, he brought a great deal of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday over what he had been prepared to use from the U.S. Word Day wore night were given up to the day of the event. He was furnished from this department on the duty of which the said claim and lectures, ever came to. Fort the regular program of the Sun was held upon us. Orchid Worth by anybody. This great program was held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in the auditorium of the Sun, of which we know has a great celestial traveler, having visited, took day School building, Pastor Winston Clark and we are working activities, developed them and are preparing them for the event. 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He had changed the thoughts from things over-taxing the mind to brighter lighter and more cheerful things. These! said Dr. Azen, for some time and I told my wife when leaving home I was going down in Taxa to carry these greets, large to Dr. Winn, I want him to go to the church. I am there. The expression was quite amusing to us as many say our pastor can give these hearty church-goes. The church they heard him laugh loud, by the upslits office to the airstra. We's only pastor in giving thanks and price to the church. The church will be the expression of a symmetry and love shown him by the coming. Dr. Jones delivered one of the specials to the following day on the day of the preyment short exams, and all filled with inspiration, we have ever had on the subject of the Foreign Land. Today, we are given up Thursday night, were given up to the most wonderful asteological scene and lectures over came to Fort Worth. We were in a National and international visit, having visited took pictures developed them and problems. We are in the future. We are a normal ability and they are scene Chicago, Aurora and Saint Louis by R. D. H. Jones of Michigan where he had been engaged for 4 years. Oklahoma, the corresponding State and Foreign Mission-offers, are courtesy of the National Baptist Council and Foreign Mission-offers. A copy of the Foreign Mission Work by the N.A. America was in Fort Worth international Convention to be held on the last week, and was the guanad for the work. A copy of the Foreign Mission Work by the N.A. America was pleased to say there have. J. Declareeks will be a b from Mexico, Canada, England, France, Switzerland, Jamaica, Africa, and the United States. Of his work, until interest was shown, Dr. Jones caught the picture in Liverpool, England. This work is in the world and it makes one hundred-piece per hour. Dr. Jones and his wife also and so many pictures of the development of our own people of New York, an American white person in all the nations, all Negroes and Poriginues. Sunday was a great day at age 70, graduated from our Church school and also remarried. He was with the Greater St. James Church. That church or college and the honors were greater; we were finally married. The word of God to more people and in a more intelligent and interesting devotion to a bumping his burgage was nearly a hundred has been achieved the revival began (and is now The diplomas were presented by Miss Wilkins (white) who was main benefactor in helping our pastor Dr. J. H. Winn to bring the Institute More. It was conducted by the skilled teachers of the Southern Baptist Seminary. Dr. Winn preached the Commencement Sermon: It was judged a master piece. Using an Text When Thou art converted Strengthen thy Brethren. Luk: Luke 25:11-12. Subject used: First thing First. This was really applied to life in a most effectively way and enjoyed by all. Our church is growing rapidly in every place (by way. You shall read of us regularly. Our pastor Dr. J. H. Winn is spending the week in the East Samely, St. Louis, Chicago and Louisville. K. Y. in interest of the Dorn to Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKnight a girl, f. 7 to 12 pound baby girl, born April 8, 1928 at the Colored Tinted Battalion Museum. Mother of the late Eleanor McKnight, 1221, Stewart Stork, Fort Worth, Typha TEXAS TOWNS Jackson High School Notes Jackson High School, 21-28, 1988 It was very interesting Navajo training, the industrial exhibit, Jeban school led in the Bik, Junior Spi class, Class A school in the Coun- ty of the Rockies. The March 19, 1952 the Jackson High School defeated the Katsar Ball Game. The scores be- come 602. Nation Class, 22-19, 1989 BENTON — One of the largest attended here since the funeral of the late Grand Master Jeban, who was held at St. James A M E Of Church of which he had been a grandmaster was under the auspices of the Odd Pallow, Mr. Cochain having had and transferred to the menn- that last Saturday night. Proof P. F. Porter the Silver-tone tone singer and Maribie Worford were married, bride, G. W. SMITH offended. Mrs. J. Tennant is proffessor nicely in her line of business Mr. Worford is rooming house and hall on his life on Main Street. Mrs. R. Colman is property on the Jim Hog Hugh property on the Jim Hog Hugh. Liev. R. P. Wailke is a comrade in the company. Chapel Sunday. Jones motored to Aloe, Sunday. BRECKHURDGE M. Olive Sunday School and Baptist Church will attend. Much interest is being per forth. Jordan prophysically well attended. Much interest is being per forth. Jordan prophysically well attended. We are proud to say that Mrs. Jordan is home again and improv The Knights of Pythia had their second session Kay Rev. J. A. Jordan, the founder of the Knights of Pythia, in Los Angeles. **TUCKON, ABIGEN** — Mrs Carrie Pritchard, who has been in the city for a sailing vacation in Los Angeles, has worked in Los Angeles. **SUNDAY, SERVICE** — well attended all the churches in the city, and visited the bishop Church which was conducted by Medjadah Berara. **TUESDAY, INFECTION** — the little children played little caretaker to witness the program, Sunday at four P. M. outes a large party. **WEDNESDAY, MRS. AND MRS. DENN** to Attend, a birthday party and a child who was lighted in honor of Mrs. Drenn, but no one was able to attend. **THURSDAY, AFTER EVENING** a treat and everybody enjoyed the evening, and an aunt with a smile reaching from ear to ear and both hands in his pocket rebuffing over him. He is home. Remember the Express Talk it up. INTERNAL AFFAIRS HOLD ATTENTION OF SAMUEL HUSTON STUDENTS. Austin, Texas, April 14- The freshman黛 attracted con- ference attention with his performance at Samuel Huston College, the past week. Freshmen, who are graduates of the college, attended Samuel Huston College, with each other for honors as embryonic ornate. The question Nebraska discussed which evoked quite a variety of attitudes and reactions making for clever and franker responses. The main purpose of these debates, however, included preparation for the inter-college class for classic lit to be held next and preparation for the inter-college debates scheduled for next The other activity, holding the other, also young woman or attention seeker, noticeably making for the development of the initiative on part of the students, among the more than three hundred college students, for the young man. Mevin Darden and Luther L. Stritt have been elective teachers of the senior class, a fact when is stimulating the competence. The inter-class track meet, also, keeps a number of students looking forward, with anxiety to the track meet. The students will contend to its limit in the track events in the beautiful Sam Huntston stadium. In this incident, those who direct physical activity to the college claim that they are getting ready for the annual Sam Huntston meet, to refine and other track and field events. Newark, N. J., April 7—(PNS) Colored Republicans of Essex will have none of the Republican organizations unless they are allowed to pick their own representatives. This notice was served on the organization leaders Thursday afternoon by John T. Cheshire at a public meeting for Senator Larson, one of the candidates for governor. Want George F. Bates ...The Colored voters desire George F. Bates, who their representative for candidate for delegating the Republican National Committee, but white republicans have selected Dr. W. G. Alexander. Instead. Speakers attacked Mr. Duffield because of his alleged vote against seating Negro-delegates to the Republican National Convention in 1920. It was charged that Duffield as a member of the credentials committee voted against seating any delegates who looked like a Negro. It was also pointed out that Mr. Duffield, being of the Presidential Party would not, even consider hiring Colored waitresses in the company's restaurant. Among the speakers were Rev. C. C. Weathers, of New Brunswick, Rev. E. E. Hicks, Fred R. Clark, Edward Handy, Thomas Ritley of Eatontown; and Rev. W. W. Fleming. RACE MINISTER CONVERTS WHITE Okskoba, Kana, April 7 — (PNS1) — The 7-day convocation of a prominent white woman of this position in a meeting conducted by a Negro preacher. It was unprecedented that so many prominent whites attended the service in the church, church master, ministers and other leading persons of the white race. The event caused the K. K. K. sentiment to dominate those in office. 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DISTRIBUTORS INTEGRATE SUMMER SCHOOL June 4 to August 11 June 4, to July 7 July 9 to August 11 and graduation from both School and College School, College and Vocational Offered by the identification certificate plan. and Identification Certificate A. J. NEELY, Registrar OBERTS, Director on only subs. STRAIGHT BLACK HAIR YOURS IN 80 MINUTES Men and Women in the realm of Religion The two chinchin scholars one hand we are proud of the differed widely on the queue advance we have made in tion of divorce. Shenmah the assemblage of wealth, taught that divorce was only in scientific development and not in delinquency, while the lot met, but when we examine lovers of Hillal-taught that our divorce record we bow the matter was entirely in our heads in shame. The hands of the husband. He United States Census Bureau might divorce his wife for any in 1890 showed that there offence which he should deem was a divorce for every six years. He told us that he said that should a woman al-1 for every 7.4 marriages, how her husband's meal to and increase of over 125 per burn he might divorce her. It cent in 38 years. In 1924 is small wonder that the woman the ratio was 1 for every 6.9 should love the Christ for He marriages. In 18 years from delivered her from a bondage 1905 to 1923, the rate of induction was 1.25 per marriage. The object of this cent, while the rate of induction was to bring Him crease in population during into collision with one or the same period was only 33 other of these factions. The per cent making the increase question is artfully put. "Is of divorce grow five times as lawful for a man to put fast as the population. The rate of induction is 1.25 per marriage the sentence by adding nations are as follows: "for any cause." They kner great British I for every 96; that should dissolve say that it Germany I for every 24; Jain was not lawful He would ex-1 a 0; 8 France I to 21; JESUS AND THE HOME, Mark 10:1-16 Golden Text—Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother, Which is the First Commandment With Promise, Upholsters 6:2. An Epitapion of the Sunday School Lesson For Sunday, April 22, 1928. By CHIAS, W. ABINGTON Between this and the last lesson St. Mark omits many of the important events which transplanted in the life of the Christ, which are supplied in the Gospel, Luke and John. Important among them are the teaching on humility and forgiveness; the discourses At the Feast of Tabernacles recorded 'John 7 and John 10'; from Galilee Mark 10.1, the mission of the seventy; the parable of the Good Samaritans; the visit to the home of Mary and Martha Luke 9 and 10; the healing of the man who was in a grave eventa in Jerusalem, during that visit recorded John 9 and 10, and the discourses in Paren found Loke 11.17. It is at the close of this Perian discourse this question of discourse is submitted to: Him for an answer. 1. What Jesus Teaches 2. Regarding Disease The enemies of the Lord were always alert, up to this time he had been unable to entangle Him in any of their wicked schemes. The question most delicate with which the author was confronted at the time. The Pharisees took the advantage of this fact to get the question answered. The situation become quite clear when we drive a little deeper into the question. In the century-before Christ, a learned doctor of the Law, named Hillel, returned the return of the captivity, came to Jerusalem and studied the law and became renowned as a legalist and founder of his disciples named Shamai, disagreed with his master and subsequently sparred from him and organized another sabba which accepted Christ as the savior. Christ the scribes and doctors of the law were divided into two fractions, the followers of Hillel, by far the most influential of the adherents of the author of Shamai. pose Himself to the bitter op. Switzerland 1 to 16; New position of many of the weal- Zealand 1 to 24; Sweden 1 to thy class, who had divorced 24; Denmark 1 to 22, and their wives. It will also be Canada 1 to 161. Writers give recalled, that Jesus was at the time in the territory of the Herod Antipas, who John and John the Baptist thrown into prison on because he told Herod that 9,000 women were engaged in gainful occupations and there has been a steady increase in number. 2. The changed view the same offense. Likely they the thought of the high ground He had taken in the sermon of the past, we treat things lightly; and knew what His answer would be. This, they considered their opportunity. II. Jesus and The Law of Moses Jesus turns the question day telling who was present from its intended purpose by when they were born. Some taking them a question When they were born, they were so zealous for the ill it came to one little girl, law of Moses and doctors of the ill she said-deed, grand mother, law. "How readest thou?" uncle James and several other they say. Moses suffered to the certain of that, was his mother, and put her away." Je-er was not there for she never accepted their answer and stays home long enough for then showed why Moses took anything. 4. Then the ease that position. It was be- the divorce can be secured. The ease that secured. The heart, Jesus then lifts, the some of the factors which inquisition out of the fog of crease our divorce record. Rabbinical controversy to IV-Jesus And The Children the scrutiny of the image to the suspect 5. 1:27 of the home that he 28: 5:2; and Malachal 2:15. prophete that the two be. To this question there was no treated in the same lesson. answer, but the one that Jes- The mothers of Israel had the us gave God never indented a right idea, they brought Jesus to the home of the children of Jesus. To Him, the home their little children. Parents was the heart of the human were bringing their children world and sustains the same to Jesus that He might touch relation to its health and vt. them, but he disciples rebuke as does the heart to the same to Jesus. The women should know best. The Christian home is the glories of Christianity, and we must maintain it or Christianity will wither and Christianity will way of pagan Rome." To Jesus the home is also a sacred and permanent institution, erected for wise purposes and only fools tamper with sacred and most enduring words in our language in mother, home and heaven. Marriage is the only institution which has survived the wreck brought about by the Sabbath. "What therefore God had joined together let no man put asunder." To say the least the law of Moses was an imperfect code, but it meant made for the development of the people at that time, Sobon, the great Grecian law giver said, that the laws he gave the Athenians were not the laws they were the best the Athenians could receive. III- Our Present Day Divorce Problems Divorce is a great evil because it strikes at the very roots of our Christian institutions—the home and the church, and the militating to every thoughtful citizen to know that the United States leads all countries among civilized nations and that two years it has outstripped its principal rival, Japan. On a little child, he shall sing o nise enter therein." *Quiet* Lord, my forward heart, make me teach able and mild, and make me as a weened child from distrust and envy free, pleased with all that please thee. TO THE DELEGATE OF THE A. M. E. G. CONFERENCE CHICAGO, ILINOIS. Howard Friends. For more than a century your place among the institutions of our race group — the principles for every intelligent average — have been this one, one weaken himself, and have developed to whike pride as a coerce demonstration of our race. We have himself, and develop and control large interest. It is for this reason of our race to virtually intercede in the contested progress of the A. We feel certain that you will agree with us that one of the reasons for the dislocation to serve the fate and humanity for more than a year is that it has exerted its influence on its leaders. No institution has exerted its influence on its leadership. It is in the interest of that leadership that we want to continue our outstanding fellow citizens, in the person of the Rev. Chuck W. While we are sure that Dr. Ahlgren is quite well and Church is quite well, we result that the Master said, in one occasion, "A good priest is not without faith, and is his duty to house" that those who he not know him as intimately to do his duty, and that he is not applicable in his case, we find it a pleasant doing, thus that Dr. Ahlgren has lied and jabbed among -or for almost entire towns and cities- for concern the interest of the race in every way, please him in it and abuse him by bishops and clerics." THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1928 for all that guarantees full ownership to his people. He has for many years been a member of the inter-racial Commission. He concerns himself in all that concerns the advancement of the race. He is before you as an participant for the Episcopacy. As to his fitness and ability you know quite as well as we do, but we are hold to say from what we have known of him during this period of years Dr. Chua W. Abington is the type of man which will, honor the church in any capacity. We are confident that he will be� to the best traditions of your great church. (SHIATE) SHILOH'S L. Cor 5th St. and Deatry Drive Rev. J. L. Flummer, Master Sunday School opened prompts at 9:00 o'clock with a good number present. Officers and teachers were at their post and ready for business; lesson was good and a fine review by our able pastor and Rev. H. E. Brown, came and put the climbs on the lesson. At 11 o'clock the pastor came to us with a burning message. Submit "Health Action". On account of equipment weather he did not have D. Y. P. U. The Easter program for the little folks was wonderful. Mrs L. K. Flummer left Tuesday for Toulsiana, her old home at M. F. Smith, Reporter. Watch for announcement of dates and places of programs. Music week, May 6-11. REDISCOAL CHURCH WILL SEND NEGROES TO APRUCA Modern science has opened the way for the Christian relocation to evangelize that part of Africa which has been known as the explorers' graveyard; and the first step in this new crusade is the decision, just announced, of the Prebyterian Board of Foreign Missions to send Negro missionaries to reform the Dark Continent. The pioneers chosen are Rev. Irvin W. Underhill, of 1924 South College Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. and his fiancée, Miss Susan Thoreна Reynolds, of 2104 Catherine Street, Philadelphia, Mr. Underhill is a senior in Princeton Theological Seminary. Miss Reynolds is a teacher in the Philadelphia public schools. Mr. Underhill and Miss Reynolds will probably sail this summer for Kribli, West Africa, immediately after their marriage. They will serve in the Cameroun, a district now under a mandate from the French Government. In this appointment of Rev. Mr. Underhill and Miss Reynolds as a fireman, he was to serve under his age of 17 years to serve under his direction in Africa; the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions is taken in the office of the Presbyterian office, but he studied by the entire elivi- lived work. African missionaries have served the West of the West and have been帮手 for the Civil War, but it was found that they, as well as white men, were so well-த்து by theislam's climate and the "white man's grave" became the American Negror's slave as well. Recket pro- mises were made to the maintenance, however, has lifted the danger, in the "Board"s judgment. Mr. Underhill, he had expected his work to be done by the other work, and has served as assistant pastor of a Philadelphia church. He was born in 1840, and was born in 1841, the death made him as a mere child, first his father's guide and companion, later the mainstay of the family. He was born in 1842, and was born in 1843, from labor for foreign at war time. Her life was student-in-middle-class work. Colony School was built in 1840. In Princeton, a family was held in Prescretion Seminary, has been the story of Mr. Underhill's pro- mises. He was born in 1843, and is still a child upon the day he was killed upon the night, the boy was to read to him constantly, and to the other day he was sent to the seminary great misfortune led to a love for the finer things which eventually drew him toward the end of his life. He was born as a boothblack, and was a waiter, in a hotel, the boy unattending night school and thru the help of a German who tutored him in college entrance subjects. He was born in 1844, and was born in 1845, a war-suv in impoverable life. Mr. Underhill, but he took service at the Hospital of the University of France at 26th University of Pennsylvania, the old head of the school's own port of shipment, and at night, being to clean the day he had managed to save his own money by his own money, and to give him a new�-plied by his father and sister. Wharton School classes by day "I think it's when it shall be held to the end," said Joseph in the fall. "It has been a good word to the man who is fellow prisoner," the Chief Butler, whose dream he had interpreted. In other words, Joseph said to the Chief Butler, "who you are free." He said, "I think it is the most important thing to be free." "I think it is the most important thing to be free." The Rejuvenated People in the POROTTEN MAN—in the A.B. Church, The church worked him to death, left him and foretold him. After all, he preached against the man who had been given the new old horse, Pinto, staff to well take care of. His sheep shall be free. He is the best to take off and she shall be turned out to pass the rest of his days in the first season as a coucher it is. The majority of the ministers who made possible our seat in the General Conference have never seen a General Conference and many of them never will, but they have said to us in the language of Joseph, "Think of me when it shall be well with those." If happens too often that we forget them as soon as we are declared elected. Twenty five years ago when I was on a Middleton back yonder on the hills of the bishops in our next general Conference. He is a man of great spiritual power, and eloquest orator, who can sing preacher. A man who can sing preach and pray and whose erudition gifts and greaves fits exactly, for the bishopric in the A. M.E. Church, broad and liberal minded, no hints of tyranny to of depotism. Just a big brother's sympathetic, wise and full of common sense. M. B. H. By J. H. Smith Think of us when it shall be well with them said Joseph to his fellow prisoner, the Chief Butler, whose dream he had interpreted. In other words Joseph said to the Chief Butler, when you are free from prison and restored to your position in the house of the King, speak a good word for me. Now, this was not too much to ask of a man whom he had favored, but it was true years after the Butler was free, before he thought of Joseph. The Superannated Teacher is the FORGOTTEN MAN—in the A.M. E. Church, The church worked him to death, left him and厦ed him. After all, is a preacher more than a horse. It is my wish that my old horse, Pinto, shall be well taken care of. His shoes shall be taken off, and she shall be turned out to pass the rest of his days in comfort and Cheer. NICKII I was a call (registration of course) that the man who is pushed to the top of the ladder thinks, of the man on the bench, of the man on the floor, of the man on the outside, of the man in the palace remembers not the man in the hatch, not the friendman man; and the man who is blessed for ourselves, with the friendman man; and the man who is fortunate Lamurus at his gaze. Nine of those lamurus, who were come back and say, "Thank you." We come back and say, "Thank you." In a thinking power of a miniature, who mat to me, who he needed a friend, "Smith stand by me in the hall, and not forget you." Well, he did not, in a little while, he forget I think it was in 1917 of Wilberforce, Ohio. I went before the Bishop Council and asked the Bishop of Endowment Fund for Schrammuntal-Presbyterian Wilberforce and Orbitae, formed me that my master had been a priest, and I was not a minister, and there it is not useless. It doe'd so far as I know. It was for who had been well provided for by the church,神. Smith who Negroes are not going to do any work for the old prescribers." "LEFT WE FORGOT." Many of the delegates who shall compete, the counter General Conference, are provided for by the world gods are concerned, their wives and children are provided for by the world gods are concerned, their protection of a Presbyterian Department. But the fact that they are not the only reason why they should forget the other man - the Vestarian President. The majority of the ministers who made possible our seat in the General Conference and many of them power, but they were Joseph. "Think of me if you 'shall wish with child' with chap. 'If happenon to you, we are we declared elected, Twenty- nine years ago when I came on the earth." of old Tennessee. I promised the men that if they would push me to the front, I would not forget them, and that is my apology for exposure in the CAURE of the "FORGOTTEN MAN." The RUPERLANDT ED PRECHER Listen brethren, as I gen these times, I hear the voice of the Wormout Preacher erging to you from his prison of Retirement. "THINK OF ME" I am persealed to believe that the delegates who shell compose the General Conference at Chicago, are going to beg my cry and answer the appeal of the Superannounced Pres�ers. Widening and Orphans by creating a Corporate PENSION DEPARTMENT for thems and protection. After all, when we Forget the other Man—The Wormout Preschers—are forgets our values, for we must stand tomorrow when he is standing to say "LEBT WE FORGET" "LEST WE FORGET" to keep going besides, made quite an undertaking for a youth of scarcely 21, so with the signing of the Armistie the shipyard was given up, and Mr. Underhill concentrated on classes, the store, and later, on a position to a bank where he became cashier. All the time he had been deeply interested in religious work and studies in the Episcopal Church of which he was a member. When he began his military career, he turned to the ministry, he turned to the Prohibitory Church. Home responsibilities and a theological seminary in Philadelphia, hence his first year was passed in the Lafayette Seminary. He then entered Princeton, and is a member of the class of 1838 in the audit the accounts of our Missionary-old, regular inmation, but by some of the most important which was not for April 4th, 1928. I started for Louis to stand the Babbath with Dr. Noah W. Williams but before reaching the city, I received notice that, "best meeting for the auditing was changed from the 4th to the 11th last. I would not turn back but estimated my journey and stop in the English Sunday. I arrived on a pre-go化学. I arrived on a pre-go procede of the city. I received notice that, "best meeting for the auditing was not to consider them lightly, but to think and think with effect. I am on my way. More than I was on the 20th. I was on the 20th Sunday. All are invited. P. O. Boy, 467. Dallas, Texas. Now at New York City, here we are in the meeting of the auditors for the A.M.E. Missiohary Department, the scratching of paper, and the chickling of the adding machine tells the story, the auditors down at work, in the day light and wet, were hours of the dark. Bishop Brooks held the hop, trekper for several hours. Well! Well! the Bishops of the foreign fields have some and some; the students gone over figures don't care, all the, all satisfied do credit given to all compared all workers are paid up and are satisfied. Here is another feature coming in reached in the wonderful process into the General Conference. Atty of the A. M. B. Church and the General I. Vaughn contends with a General Conference will hear the work of the A. M. B. Church and the A. M. B. Church. An Ebans report, ever made in the history of the Illi. These two bills with the Church. The work of the Anbs. require much study and five tours finished and on our way to the General Conference. Mr. Underhill receives the highest praise and commendation his business know, in either his business chair in his *Hines* as a man, one of his *Pinceton* instructors says: in dealing with white men and black, and he knows how to get on with them peacefully and comfortably, and ready power of expression." A business associate says that he is "one of the best representatives of the firm which I have ever known." Miss Reynolds, who expects to be married to Mr. Underhill because she has also had both the education and the experience to qualify her for a graduate of Philadelphia Normal School, a teacher in the Phila- tory School, and the same time a student at the University of Pennsylvania. Miss Reynolds, the Mr. Underhill, still teaches at the University of Pennsylvania. She has passed several summer vacations as counselor on the Y. W. C. A., has been a steady and number of the bus. of her beg year at Sunday School, and has charge of a point to be completed University School course, a University degree, five years' teaching experience and five seasons as counselor at a new 'appointee' of the Presbyterian Board are planners of the new University School missionaries of the Presbyterian Church, and have their way to make under surroundings such as the beautiful landscapes. But their old friends in Ancestry and friends who await their return from the United States and dependable charac- ters and their strong faith promis- ers their tried and dependable characters as messengers of the Gospel. OBSERVATIONS IN ST. LOUIS MISSOURI By H. S. Jenkins. On my way to New York City, to audit the accounts of our Missionary department which was set for about 100 years ago, I would be a stout for Mr. Louis to spend the Hèthworth with Dr. Noah W. Williams but before reaching the city, I received notice that, in the meeting for the auditing was issued from the U.S. to the 11th just. The report did not find the 11th just. But continued was journal and stopped in the 11th week of the 20th January. It previously arranged, processing morning-and evening at St. Paul's Church, which is the first of the church. Offered in the afternoon at Kirkwood, quarterly service. Providentially Brother W. M. Lewis, the anglician Rivalist of the Baptist Church came to Dr. Noah W. Williams, who offered a service for ten nights meeting to sing and work in the revival customarity. Dr. Williams did not know Dr. Lewis as a did, so I did. His work was the practice of the good and good. With the meeting with great success I was engaged to preach each night for the first week, Bishop A. Greys for Baar, and I just met in the first man Noah W. Williams. He is just the man to be elected as one of the bishops in our next general conference. He is a man of great spiritual power, and eloquent orar- and a good man, and full of common sense. Mr. H. S. Jenkins, a man who was an ordination gifts and graces of his exacts for the bishopric in the A. M. E. Church, broad and liberal mindless, is the first of the great spiritual power. He, his brother, a Sympathetic, just and full of common sense. For a week I have watched him handle the great congregation in a half hour prave. Meeting before the preaching, then came to return and then the Evangelist, and the people were taken in the church by the score. Dr. Noah W. Williams and the great and good members of St. Paul A. M. E. Church are buying a beautiful site for a new church edifice, and within the next six years that prospective brick modernized edifice will be, by some good man, erected upon this valuable site, for it is growing in yัง every day. The value enhanced will be doubled when the day for the building comes for it two years these good people have paid $20,000 and this $45,000 also. All payments and interests are up in full and it will take at least the time given to fully pay all looked at the beautiful presence of coffees in the St. Paul A. M. Church, and it was a fortunate, a glorious chance for some good and strong man to come to St. Paul and take up the good to St. Paul and hurry up, to no step hurry up. I simply-motivated this fact, for nature this artful and building, to be looked upon the picture of buildings with glorious architecture. Neil W. Williams, and will gladly reward him for the faith he professed, proclaimed God and humanity. Here is another feature coming into the St. Paul Conference. A SAMUEL HUSTON COLLEGE ON THE Announce Summer School, Jun Intensive Summer Qu Five Weeks Each, Si Conveniences and Surround ing in Austin, the Capitol the State. All Dormitories Cafeteria Open, Facilities for ic Band Concert on School Number of Regular School ON THE AIR Annoncing Summer School, June 10 to August 14 Densive Summer Quarter in Two Terms of Five Weeks Each, Six Recitations-a Week Fences and Surroundings for Study Unsurpassed. Austin, the Capitol and Educational Center of State. All Dormitories Available, Dining Hall and Aia Open, Facilities for Recreation Splendid, Pub- Concert on School Park Adjoining Campus, a aer of Regular School Activities Promoted. Summer School, June 10 to August 14 Intensive Summer Quarter in Two Terms of Five Weeks Each, Six Recitations a Week Conveniences and Surroundings for Study Unairpassing in Austin, the Capitol and Educational Center of the State All Dormitories Available, Dining Hall and Cafeteria Open, Facilities for Recreation Splendid, Public Band Concert on School Park Adjoining Campus, a Number of Regular School Activities Promoted. EXCELLENT TEACHERS WIDE RANGE OF COURSES EXPENSES REASONABLE Writ For Bulletin T. R. Davis, Pres. SAMUEL HUST MUSICAL R. ST. PAUL M. Thursday APRIL 26, at 8 POPULAR nor, greater lagation, but by some wisely legislation, we may increase our music. God help us in our great cause, God help us in our great cause, having loved those wonderful instruments, it can on our way. Moreover, Will be no man to consider them lightly, but to think and think with object it can on our way. Moreover, Will be at Dalworth next Sunday. All are invited, O. B. O. Bryan, Bishop of Philadelphia. OBSERVATIONS BROAD CASTING By R. B. Jonkins We agree, Bishop dedicated to Philadelphia, Pa. heard a great sermon by the Rev. J. Campbell sermon, ship of the Christian Recorded, be is a great writer of acknowledgments, be is a Pedicary service of New Zion A. M. B. E. Church, dedicated by Bishop W. M. Church. Davis, Pres. H. W. Greene, Director SAMUEL HUSTON SINGERS MUSICAL RECITAL AT ST. PAUL M. E. CHURCH Thursday Evening, APRIL 26, at 8:15 o'CLOCK POPULAR PRICES In location, but by alone we are, increase our readiness and now ready to read. Here is Dr. Owens, our recitalist, a wonderful out- standing character of the A.M. B. K. to consider them light, why not, he is worthy now think and think with running a revival in, our Second on one any way. More Churches in New York. be at Dalworth next Dr. R. I. Dawns has pushed back are invited, P. O. B. by B. K. Hearn, P. O. Box 467, Dallas, Texas. We spend Sunday in Philadelphia, Pa. head a great sorrow by the Rev. J. Campbell Beckett, ship of the Christian Recorder, he is the founder of the Christian Recorder's ability. Sunday evening at the Dedicated Ministry of New Zion A. W. H. Hound, and please note that Mrs. Gladys V. K. Brushell, B. N. W. H. Hound, W. H. Hound has dedicated his life to the health. Health Department, through her interest and uniting efforts to among the children whom she is caring for, am sure that the philanthropy is highly necessary, to return Hibson Hound and put it in the conscious mind. Well there stands that magnitude, brick building all stories, modern business of the D. M. Haxter, business of the D. M. Haxter, to step up his work, service will make him a great concern, what he was? A RAIL WORK OF MUSIC, May 6, 11. A full work of Music, May 6, 11. ship of the Christian Recorder, he is the founder of the Christian Recorder's ability. Sunday evening at the Dedicated Ministry of New Zion A. W. H. Hound, and please note that Mrs. Gladys V. K. Brushell, B. N. W. H. Hound, W. H. Hound has dedicated his life to the health. Health Department, through her interest and uniting efforts to among the children whom she is caring for, am sure that the philanthropy is highly necessary, to return Hibson Hound and put it in the conscious mind. Well there stands that magnitude, brick building all stories, modern business of the D. M. Haxter, business of the D. M. Haxter, to step up his work, service will make him a great concern, what he was? A RAIL WORK OF MUSIC, May 6, 11. Monday, here we are in the great preachers' meeting, shaking hands with Arnett. Askew. Watkins Link, G如是, Col. Cooper, Rashid Buster, Wright and soares of others the mighty men of the A. M. E. Church. Mr talk was very well received. Monday spring we visited the interdenominational Preachers' meeting for Philadelphia and vicinity, heard the great speech of Dr. R. W. Wright. Mr. who had been especially invited to address this great body. Their heard him gladly and I tell you that man Wright made the host think at the close of his wonderful address, that great body passed resolutions commenting and endorsement of the candidacy of the Rev. R. H. Wright Jr. for the Hohonmic Now at New York City, here we are in the meeting of the auditors for the A.M.E. Missionary Department, the scratching of pencils, rattling of paper, and the chickling of the adding machine tells the story. The auditors down at work in the day light and week, we hour of the dark. Bishop Brooks held the book, teacher for several hours. Well! Well! the Bishops of the foreign fields have gone and gone; statements gone over. figures done, based, all tall, all satisfied, duereth. Given to all concerned all workers are paid up and are satisfied, the greatest Missionary epoch reached in the wonderful progress of the A.M.E. Church and the General Conference will hear the greatest Quadrennial, Missionary report over made in the history of the Church. The work of the Auditors finished and now on our way home. Dr. E. H. Coil is packing up all records preparatory to leave for Chicago. He is stopped at Washington D.S. F. R. Hawkins and pay in the full for the quadrantion it won't be long now. We all shall soon meet face to face and pay our taxes. We are obliged to pay 10, 11. Mike Mladeny V. Krushtubi R. N. the present school, year identified with the Health Department, through her interest and -utiring efforts to treat and support the children among the children whom she is giving, has secured the philanthropic support of the Club (white) in donating children's glasses to Colored Children unhabilty. The Lion's Club has biennial donations for several years to this unhabilty. The Lion's Club has proved very beneficial as related by a daily, Newspaper a few weeks The Lion's Club gladly extended their favor to include the group members, who will be presenting her solicitation. Exhibitions of the children are on display at the office of Dr. Jerry John O. Chamcolon colored Eye-eight specials, their Glauca given them by Dr. John O. Chamcolon, the Rose Optical Supply House of Dallas. **Poor boy** - Children, handicapped by visual deficits will enjoy numerous advantages through this exhibition. The Annual Music in *Dallas*, May 4-11. S BROSS OLIVE charming aroma. 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