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The Dallas Express KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS OF TABOR MEET IN AUSTIN Grand Lodge of Masons and Allied Bodies Open in Fort Worth, Texas Sponsored arrangements are being Florida, the 72 percent limited that governors and other public opinion of all intelligent males at Baltimore, for college students in the state. What other public opinion makes it a hospital? Dr. Du. Buehled elected by less than ten percent of the population to a hospital. We are, as expected, to that whigens it took, 55,759 of the population of voting age. rule freely and clearly without a make this a post-graduate week vote to select a president. At the event of a presidential system or rotum borough and state, the vote is to select a president. Our one aim is that the man will 758, from Ohio, citizens in south "d singular compilations are made, ing. The clearing out and setting gain valuable information by a state, national states engaged in some case the Democrat can start out as a of this great question is the vastest teaching of these meetings so that ten times as much political power running the votes of 11 southern problem that faces American to better serve, better serve the North, the South, and the must begin the humanity, low; 531 electoral votes. They need to tion now." TWO MEN DIE IN PISTOL-DUEL IN NORTH DALLAS FRIDAY NIGHT Jesse I. Sneed, president of The fight of Monday night. "I'm shot all to pieces." A police- lion Tamers Social Club and well Sneed is said to have inmedi an 'coming into the shop on the known and loved member of Dal. Slyly drawn his plot, fired a shot quattoking him was told " don't fight. He is alleged to have has the young social set was almost into the body of Kelley and thya arrest me. Take me to the hospital then to kill the man who instantly killed, Bert Williams, more in rapid successorg" then put it. I'm shot all to pieces." Kell- aas Red Kelley died Saturday at stopped shooting an Kelley fell to ley, accompanied by the police- 11 o'clock and Tad Armstrong is the ground-beginning not to be shot may then walked over to the expectation of trouble. According to suffering from a bullet wound in again. Then, as it is, reported, Pinkton Clinic where he famed to report, Kelley was the appro- sion in the shooting. A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Hunville Hills, Guney d. Cameron Falls, Rock Gooe town Gateville Wellington the, Kelly Founded by W. E. King Volume 35 KNIGHTS AND DAUGHT ADAIR RE-ELECTED BY ACCLAMATION AFTER STIRRING ADDRESS TO TABORS Founded by W. E. King able and can sh prize will DIA- son, G. See'y All Departments of Order Show Well in Reports of Grand Officers, Assists by More Than $500. Funde- Destine Than Last Year. and More Members Make an Annual Grand Session of Taboot. 41ST NTH, Texas, June 20-Taboot is moving forward according to the reports of Grand Officers which have been presented to the forty-fifth session which is being held here in Eisenhower Taborahee on Peach with an interesting program of welcome and following through with the session. Following the annual address of Chief "Grand Monitor Advoy on Tuesday, the session is forward with military precaution. com. Henton, Mie M. M. B. English, press, at the bottom they were com. Henton, M. H. M. Meyth, mails us for race hatred, predicate M. J. Johnson, Pt. Worth, Mrs. and mufles if the white folks Martha Baldwin, Dupas and Mira take on the most selfish attitudem. W. F. Widrich acted as Master of Cert have some pure self, protection, emojies, take an interest in his health con- After Reading Address The reading of the annual address of Grand Monitor J. & Adalbert S. Tabor, a former member for his eleventh term as head of Tabor in Texas. Under his direc- tion, the president has vanished before hence the case. Nobly assisted by Chief Ground Monitor do so. This is a manner and an age his wife, he has gone through all Chief Graded Master Adair de- in which care for public health is sort or trials and in which care for the poor is even more its progress, custom or current works as well may be useful to consider. And there has never been a year as with directions for the future this matter from the standpoint; of his administration which has growth of the order as such. But the what is often technically involved in the work of the Chief Ground Monitor, he has been and in finance collected, lorder, he discussed in turn health, health, and secondly individual Following his address which is gotten, the detracts of the group dyssyne and medical services that he has delivered in the past, he says, "I am very grateful to all of those delivered during the foot the race, some personal objection of the water supply,several years that he has been held in the hospital, and the condition of the country control of the great contagions mation aide great applause." and the race in America, probably which, involve mosquitoes, rats and fleas. Welcome Exercise of the order. Said he in part: Hospitals Far From Needed Monday morning was the oc. "It is a. known fact. whites Number COOLIDGE _ PRAISES "SOUND METHODS" OF NE- GRU ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATION Los Angeles, June 30—Pred, which has been accomplished by dent Coledge, in a message of encouragement to the National Association, States since the Enniscipation for the Advancement of Col. Proclamation. They have come up from slavery to the prominent in opening mass meeting of the As, education, the professions, art, hospitalization, the 19th Annual Center, science, agriculture, teaching one, commanded the meeting of the National Congress, constitutional rights, and the Government's constitutional rights, and drawing about expressed his hope for the increase, $50,000,000 each year. They have been the recipients of presidential appointments and their protegee in "wetty objects." The message of grazing from President Coolidge, in 1933, felt highly high plane so that they have been intrusted with the endowed to James Wedden Johnsite management and control of the cattle as is follows: "Mary Dee Jahnke, the then high rank. They have had the coming Annual Conference of the encampment, which they the National Association for the have received. Nevertheless, they am glad each year to express and inconsolable treatment, my reward for the slims, and unworthy alike of the white or brown cattle. I am glad each year to express and inconsolable treatment. You have used second-malt been made the target or the aid in securing for the Negro the soul of lynching. For several years the Constitution. At the same violence had been diminishing. In time you have promoted the cause the last year they have shown a tolerance among all race. And the law and liberty is oppo- Alleged Gun Play by Williams Staarta Duel "As opportunities have increased, so have the Colored people shown their ability and energy under the Constitution to provide in taking advantage of them. May I reiterate here, what I said in my Annual Message to Congress in December." "May your Association have increasing success in promoting its worthy objects." Although reports of the arrest differ widely, it has been ascertained from supposed owl witnesses William, allied to have been enraged because of a fight on the shoulders of one of the members of the club who had objected to his presence and then invulnered, drew a pistol on Sneed and three companions in his club. He then asked their regular meeting Friday night. He is alleged to have seen the picture show from the picture show and thrown a pistol on the group saying "what are you looking at me like that" and addressed to Sneed whose life he is reported to have threatened. History does not anywhere record so much progress made in the same length of time as that C. N. Frostman is doing everything he can to help the nation in the year of the coronavirus. He has traveled extensively and meets much to the National Ambassador. NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CONVENES IN BALTIMORE The annual convention of the National Medical Association will meet at Baltimore, Maryland, August 22nd to the 17th. The president Dr. The president states that although 8000 of the 4000 eligible professionals must for membership the Association were members of the Association at the beginning of the result of inference with the RANDOLPH NVITED TO WILL TEST LEGALITY OF CHARLEY YOUNG FOUND ADDRESS RAILWAY EX- "WHITE DEMOCRAT" NOT GUILTY OF KILL- ECUTIVE CONFERENCE RULE WIFE the hands of a small group of "It accomplishes this not sim- "This is no more question of whites, as many as from 80 to 90, ply by disfranchising Negroes. The parish or section or race. It is a par cent of votes in far southern population. In the past, the region was the most-well-planned, and was and pressing problem of under-taxed the training of blacks. But, by reason of woman's disfranchising, the region was the most-well-planned population. In the past, the population made up of public-opinion, under-taxed, and decided, as what-uses where this abstraction from ought to have undrupted, but as- what public opinion in the case of the batht was most probably, as a matter of race, the V-United States shall rule. Shall it be uncounted Dr. Dubois cited the fol- lowing States and their percent. Then, 90 percent, showing that the public opinion of a small South- South Carolina 92 per cent. Groves been disfranchised but more opinion of the rich controllers of Mississippi 91 per cent than two million. The "Shall it be the public Georgia 89 per cent. Dr. BuBois quoted from an ad opinion of college graduates contains 82 per cent. The Anderson, a 5-8-11-11-11-11-11. The "The public Arkansas 79 per cent. the post-war state state. The negro, Ahlath and Latnat POLITICAL POWER "DISTORTED" BY NEGRO DFRANCHISEMENT, SAYS DR. DUROIS as Sheed began to walk back into the street, walked half a mile across the club. A by-stander shouted to the street in a dared manner, Sheed to "lookout, he's shooting," turned and walked back the way as Kelley fired the first shot at her had come and fell between five feet. Then he ran up the stairs buildings where he was found a and through the club with Kelley few minutes later by his friends shooting as he followed him. All who, up until that time, had through the club and down the thought him unhurt. He was back stairs they are said to have been in the city ambulance and gone and as Sheed reached the club to Parkland Hospital at last-stair a bullet from Kelley compared by one of his friends, and she fell from the door with a clarey face. Sheeled by the clarey face, and he fell, rolled under an as the trip to the hospital start a stomobile standing by the curb, ed. Wijlams, allas Kelley, is said to be shot again, Kelley by this to live-seriously cut Melvin time had reached him and was Green on Monday night when the mapping his new empty gun not Ido Tomers Club gave a dance three inches from Sheed back at Riverside Park. Green "You're already killed me. Don't monstrated with him, according to a shoot me any more" are the exact reports for having come uninvited words of Sheed, according to the ed. In the fight Green was stab-statement of witnesses who were in the back, jaw and neck standing on the sidewalk as the Sheed went to part them. Two men ran down the stairs. Horsay Starts All of The Trouble. Kelley then ran into the A. and. Garthied resorts tall of the store. Gloom settled all over the whole of the younger social set as the lair, and the elder set aside the hold, the坐下 and respect of the better thinking members of both, and in other parts of the state as one of the highest type of men. In an effort which resulted in the beautification of the -grounds of the college, the club had contributed a day's work to the project as well as a large sum of money. Every day the club had given geographically to the various charitable institutions the club had given geographically to the very interested workers in the recently closed T. M. C. A. drive Body Idea in State. In shipped FT WORTH, TERZ, June 26— Other speakers who appeared the annual grand session of the were J. T. Macey of Galveston, Pearson and the allied bodies open- sermy." Prof. Burnett of Tervell, of her Moaday with an informal that disciplined "Prince Hall and the allied bodies open- ladd. Among those who appeared, other expertess of the work in the program were Hon. Wun cined a parade Friday morning, and the Monsieur Ougent to Do" de Hayan Choral Club at the Monsieur chairman, that Monsieur may be given, Theatre Tuesday, moncr election. ed at Austin and in Washington. Prof. William Coleman is charismatic the protection of the interest man of the irrigation committee, legislation which is needed to the musical exercise. Prof. William Coleman is the master of the piano. Mr. McDonald is a travel man. Wm. McDonald is secretary. REDMOND AND DANIELS TRY FOR INCLUSIVE RACE PLANKS IN G. O. P. PLATFORM BUT ARE UNSUCCESSFUL "Be an Owner'swife" American corporation, they are he The Republican National Convention—he supported or these lands by vention just closed at Kansas the road-rush of Americans to City was unique in many ways but bogle by their lands and the honorably the most striking live land owners are forced to the new position occupied by the placer to live. He charged that in as much as he could, he would have been as a result of our instruction a friendly neighbor our marines have killed 1500 native a $6000 bounty. While there were less Negrito and Taino people, more of the South more were more from the North. All told—the number of Negrito warriors was about the same as the Taino. His opponents argued that we have greatly improved conditions there but Mr. Redmond countered that the cost was too great that the game was not worth the ammunition, that when ye went to Hayti her public debt was only $5,000,000.00 but that after 14 years of our "assistance" and Then came the great pre-equestrian race. It was the rest time in the history of the party that the no-called Lily-white section from the South were to enter. The Lily-white section was the master of the Lily-white from Lombana, Florida and Texas. dobe is $4,000,000,000 and who is short 360 or her citizen, alma. It was argued by others that we draw now would be to replicate the present administration. Had Adam replied that American矣. ecology policy, that it was initiated by Woodrow Wilson and could politically oppose it, the justly political thing for us to do was to get at once especially while we be at peace with the world. of the high spots of the convent, was made done by the Lord Emmanuel, as a member, or the *Platform* practically all of two nights, and a day in an arrest to get certain details, while he did not get all he wanted, a very strong plank against insubordination, the strongest in history of the Republican parish. An attempt was made to amend the convent. Mr. Redmond was ably assisted by Dr. Darevage of Davanahga, GA, who represented the State of Georgia on the Platform Committee. SIX INDICATED ON CHARGE OF KILLING NEGRO the Davis are A. B. Wheeler, 24, bollersauker: John (Slim) Kent, 27, ambulance driver, Charles Oldham, 24; F. T. (Othde) Shuck, 33; Howard (Tweed) Minton and J. J. (Tack) Leese. HOUSTON, Texas, June 20—Six men yere indicted on charges of murder last Friday, less than forty-eight hours after they are had dropped from the bridge alleged to have lynched Robert from which his body was found. Powell, 24, Noreo, negroed slayer hanging by a rope. He was of City Detroit W. A. W. Davis. Murder charges. were filed shortened, and the man thrown against seven men late last Thursday, the fall idol-day, and five of them-were ar-ealing his neck. the statement tested a few minutes later. The other of the raiders were a seventh, Allen M. (Bubber, Kent, that one of the raiders were a still in large. the Davis are A. B. Wheeler, 24, bollersauker: John (Slim) Kent, 27, ambulance driver, Charles Oldham, 24; F. T. (Othde) Shuck, 33; Howard (Tweed) Minton and J. J. (Tack) Leese. One of the men, Wheeler, made a statement to officers and news-paper men in which he described the lynching. The Negro, Wheeler said, was not killed when he first forty-eight hours after they are had dropped from the bridge alleged to have lynched Robert from which his body was found. Powell, 24, Noreo, negroed slayer hanging by a rope. He was of City Detroit W. A. W. Davis. Murder charges. were filed shortened, and the man thrown against seven men late last Thursday, the fall idol-day, and five of them-were ar-ealing his neck. the statement tested a few minutes later. The other of the raiders were a seventh, Allen M. (Bubber, Kent, that one of the raiders were a still in large. Miss Koona Wilkins, daughter, Monday, June 15, Miss Lee余 of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins, 5116 befriended with a theatre party guest in Wilberforce, University, Mrs. Sampson of the picture, the past four years was a member, enjoyed the picture, special of the movie like this year and re-meets was rendered for them after her diploma from the college at the lute. Allen Street Pharmacy. OXFORD "Magic Notes" "It's red hot—and it's got What the all acre give Come on baby it's the talk of the town And show them how to 'Shake It Down'" The coupling is "Where Have All the Black Men Gone?" This record is a sure- fire, popular seller. Feature it. Record No. 14315-D, 20-inch, 78s "Shake It Down" "Where Have All the Black Men Gone" Vocales—Lillian Gilinn OTHER POPULAR RECORDS Record No. 14315-D, 10-inch, 78s "Mississippi Low-Love Blues" "Coin' Up the Country" Vocales—Barbecue Bob Mrs. J. K. Walker of El Paso Texas, on route home from the K State University Lodge yoked with Mrs. J. K. Walker of 2706 Cochran St. The commencement of the Queen M. A. Odense at Syringa M. B. Church, was a decided success. Rev. B. G. R. Hatt, Holmes, and a number of their members, worship was present. Mr. Melissa Maddox of New York City, New York, apted to her mother, Mrs. Amy Batton, her mother, Mrs. Amanda Batton, and friends left June 15, 1854 for New York she will join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Hollm and Mrs. R. Richardson of Wichita Falls mourned to Dallas Saturday and spent the Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Miss Jane. Mr. Horace Jackson of 2711 Gallant Street and M. K. Emma, Miss Jane, June 14th for Austin, Texas they will spend two weeks Mrs. L. J. Collins, 1944 Wash- ington avenue. They will also attend the grand Judge of the Sir Katherine and Daughters of Taber. Mrs. Lela Reddif, 2400 Caddo spent several weeks in Chicago, before she moved to Crawford. She has not turned to the city with her sister. Mrs. Mrs. G. Johnson, 2203 Loondair street, left the city to spend the summer in Texaskau, with her mother, Mrs. Josiah Johnson, 712 W. Seventh Street. Mrs. Armandia King of Los Angeles, Galitz, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. W. Lorysw, 2703 Caddo left the city past week for Monte Burgo, Barrado, N. Y., to spend the summer. Mrs. H. H. Newsworth, son of Mrs. and Mrs. G. J. N. Newsworth passed through the city Thursday, June 21st, and the night accompanied by Mr. Billingsley, shortlist of Pilgrim Baptist church choir in Chicago. They are parts of the Southwest. MBS. TAYLOR STAGES MID NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT Mrs. TAYLOR of Fuqua ST., entertained Mrs. Sampson with morning afternoons which the guest morning were spent playing cards morning were spent playing cards and other games. An enjoyable morning was spent. MRS. R. P. WHITE ENTERTAIN WITH SIGHT-SEEING TIP Mrs. R. P. WHITE had her guest to meet at her home on Fuqua ST. Wednesday morning and they moved to the district district of the city. MRS. MARY RYAN ENEER- PAINS WITH AFTERNOON - Wednesday night, Mrs. Mar- ryan or 2264 State St., unfortun- tained with an afternoon tea in hon- or for Mrs. Sampson of El Paso, the guest game; after which the guest answered with a delicious menu. MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School opened at the meal hour, and students were dismissed at 4:00 p.m. the pastor reviewed the lesson, and the cars loaded with delegates from different departments of the church led by our Sunday School teacher for the Sunday School and B. Y. Church at Washburn, and at Washburn School, Sunday evening at 10:00 a.m. the pastor and student for the Church of which Rev. M. P. Billett is pastor. Rev. Blood Broke Church of Heaven up to Sunday night. C. W. Abbott, P. K. Lee Chapel, June 10 — 11 Storm and Wilmer, June 18 — 15 Barberville, June 18 — 12 Tampa Bay Division, July 2 — 8 Tampa Bay Division, July 2 — 8 Barberville, July 14 — 10 Knightle Chapel, July 22 — 28 Bentley, July 10 Bentley, July 10 Gala Chapel, August 12 — 18 Gala Chapel, August 12 — 18 Garth Chapel, September 13 — 18 Sunday, School, Convention, Epsb DR. S. J. JOHNSON DEAD T. A. M. M. Church received a great shock about Thursday night when the news was flashed over the news network. The secretary of the Church Extension had gone away of his life home in Burlington, N.J., born in Texas in 1857. He was restrained in 1858, and was soon sent to a prison. He was raised at Church, His made rapid advance was licensed to preach in 1858. New York City had a church as Dr. Johnson. What he heard he asked pardon and赦免. He made a rapid article in the general church, describing the man's made article in the general church, describing the man's made article in the general church. In 1864 he was deleted from the church. In 1864 he was deleted from the church. [THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1928] secretary of \, the department of Church Extension, the Jabatan mission, the Jabatan mission, the Jabatan mission, he was mentioned all over the church up a fit ten for me, he was mentioned all over the church up a fit ten for me, he was mentioned all over the church up a fit ten for me, he had decided wait until 1932. He had decided wait until 1932. was payer able to rally from the attack. His funeral was held from Bethal Church, Sims, Antonio last Thursday. Ministers and laymen from all over the state were present, and many friends from out of the state, Bishop Wm. D. Johnson, of Plains, Ga., preached the funeral. The services were participated in by many visiting ministers. Bishops W. Sampson Brooks, of Baltimore, and G. B. Young at Texas were among the bishops who were present. Dr. Julian C. Caldwell, editor of the Sunday School Literature and Dr. Solomon Porter Hood of N. J. were among those who took part in the funeral services. Dr. Johnson will be sorely missed in the affairs of the Church. The Rev. Mr. Johnson leaves a wife, two children, brothers and sisters and other relatives to mourn his passing. LADIES GROUP OF MEDICAL ASS'N CLOSES YEAR The Ladies Auxiliary to the Med- ment Association, closed its years work on the 16th June. The opening year: Mrs. H. E. L. L. Holtman, Mrs. R. E. L. L. Holtman, Mrs. P. Bradley, Mrs. R. H. Mouthill, Mrs. R. E. C. Cooper, Treasurer, Mrs. R. E. Cooper, Treasurer, Mrs. M. J. G. Hardin, chairman of Corresponding Secretary and Parliamentarian. Though young and human, J. G. Hardin does some very effective work for humanity which is its purpose and more of the wives of the Med- ment Fraternity will affiliate with the Many friend clubs and lodges differ in the nest,—through in mani instances in a v-very牢 way. The club is grand to all men, the women to all floras and member and the ensembler to accumulate the amount of success that we have already. Mrs. Browne is a pleasant and recent occasion to accumulate the amount of success. The following shows curated, highly entertaining program, Ms. Louise Hicka. "Vales E. Flat." Ms. Hicka will be presenting Ms. Hicka. All of them Enduring Charma, violin; Misa-Leon King, "Bong of the King," violin; Voleon, Maria Imacone, Williams. We Lead out our passion for music, and for (or contributions) Past Grand Mastore Council, No. 190. $24.95 Ortiginal Lodge, G. U. O. of Odd Wilkins. Dokeys Royal Art Club Priscilla Art Club Halcyon Art Club Reading Circle Mrs Dr. P. A. Bryan Mrs. W. B. Willis Mrs. Chase Drackens Polding our tents and return for vacation we can not say no without thanking the Dallas Express for their liberality to us I the past and wishing for them continued and unbounded success the future. Mrs. R. H. Trotter, President Mrs. R. E. L. Holland, Corresponding Secretary. READING CIRCLE CLOSES SEASON The Reading Circle closed much earlier this year, but formerly, it has been the most important year since its organization. All officers must be in charge of efficient service rendered. The circle is constantly being forwarded to all members who will be writing courses of burgee. Even now when 10 members are with us, writing courses of the country will be looking out for suggestions to improve the curriculum. Then to it, we is developing incentives in the ranks. We wish to people who when last appeared on program read a number of her own writings, and would easily place her among those of our race that were given the opportunity to write. Drink for Aristotle Expression in ST. ATHENS; or verse. Through the circle, we have received letters from Mrs. A H Day was delayed. Infected. Matrices - or a patient. One of the outstanding socials of the Circle is to the credit of the follow- P. L. Tyler, Meadows E. A Wilson, W. V. Mannek, Misses P. H. Emor, and Leola King. The guests were Mrs. W. O. "Bundy, Miss Wimdi Harden, Mrs. Ruiz Campbell, Miss Reaper Pruitt, Miss Grace Neal, and Prof. J. F. Rhodes who made an intonely interesting address congratulating the ladies on the class of work they are doing and made other timely suggestions. Mrs. Pruitt read excerpts from her speech delivered before the Alumni Association at Wiley Commencement 1917. Mrs. J. C. Loft bade the circle farewell in review of the help obtained as a member during the past three or four years. Unique Beauty Salon Appointments 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. "For Beauty Salon" Export "For Beauty Salon of Beauty Work Holders That Stay "Put" Work Guaranteed PAULINE HOLLER. Prop. 2002 HALL ST 7 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON HOMES Franklin Conservation AMERICAN WOODMEN, DENVER, COLO. PROMPT COURTIOUS ATTENTION For Information B. K. MAYNARD, State Agent 808 A. E. Commerce St, San Antonio, Texas For Dallas District, See Price A. Wren Phone 7-1488 1004 Good St. it appreciate and contained many encouragements that will be helpful to the student. In conclusion, flash the Table to the student, consider to the circle, through the center, to the center, through the center, in printing every article that was sent them for this journal. Miss M. W. Spier, President. Mrs. R. E. L. Holland Corresponding Secretary. WILEY HOLDS SUMMER SCHOOL FOR PASTORS Marshall, Texas, June 26—Wiley welcomes the rural pastoral school to be held at this institution. Dean of the school of practical sciences in which President Dugan informed Rev. R. G. Morris, Dean of the school of practical sciences in the two Texas conferences of the cooperation that may be held at this institution. College administration in macking this summer school for pastors a success. Wiley is originally a college school with a school unit for apparently good reasons it was transferred to Austin, Wiley. It possessed its interests and purpose of the town and rural school has been fit to bring it back to Wiley, possibly because of the superior facilities it has made for the success, of such undertaking. Wiley is now in residence as never before. With its religious education department which makes its position to be of a trained social-religious worker, Wiley stands in a position to be of assistance to their community problems. The opportunity of the church to work with the life of the people has never been what it is today. Wiley welcomes the making of a careful study of some of the conditions, with view of helping to improve them. This should be utilized as fully as practicable in meeting the needs of the pastoral conference, he states, in one means by which the school into the community in an effective way. The result that all progressive schools should be utilized of his business should as rsl as possible take advantage of the opportunity to increase their deal successfully with the increasingly complex social and religious demands of the day as met in their relations. Every convenience will be furnished those who come to this summer school for pastors. The very best faculty will be made available for teaching the press, seribed courses; and in addition, the department of sociology of the Wiley summer school may be controlled for duty in providing lectures on the educational and theoretical phases of social problems as a background for the applied work. Dr. R. G. Morris and his corps of teachers have been especially trained in this field and are prepared to give the pastors helpful information for their various tasks. The conductor of the summer school for pastors mates on the prayer evaluation or time: Be on time for opening, July 2, and be prepared with suitable equipment to enter unreservedly into all the activities, recreational and education the advisers. A few books suggested are "Stemle Hills, by Ralph Felton," "Christ of the Indian Board," by Stanley Jones; The Advancing Church, by E. L. Mills. The Church and its representation have been nourished with an emphasis on the need to are now feeding up to at the Church of God, the cultivated civilization. Wiley College welcomes its share in this challenge. We are further challenged to all wide awake, proactive-minded pastors to come and show a breakthrough. Unique Appalachian "For Expert + peruse Miami Times PAULINE HOLL 7 PER CENT MONEY T Fraukness AMERICANVIL DENVER PROMPT COURTESY For Infra B. K. MAYNARD 806 1-8 E. Commerce St., San For Dallas District, Phone 7-1848 or interest in finding a way to the solution of the many pressing and vexing problems than those here can exhibit. COLLEGE STARS OF TYLER STILL WIN The Northwestern College, Shops of Tyler, Texas, continue their game, a team bounty non-stealers—Bryce Harper and They have defeated teams as Terrell, Greenville, Glimer, Macehall, They have just returned from Hot Stations. Watch the Stargazers and their results of their games weekly. 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HAMILTON PHYSICIAN & HOSPITAL Room 212 PURCHASE Temple Heights 812-234-7800 Office Hours Hospital 1494 H-9072 Office hours to 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. D. Mallus, Texas. 11-4-17 DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & HOSPITAL Disease of Women & Children & Specialty (All calls processed answered) Office Hours: 1:20 to 2 A.M. 2 to 6 P.M. 1:20 to 2 Nights Phone: Office 000-7222 No Call Req. Office 2114 Hall 84. Mid. 2003 Hulman St. Midland, Michigan. DALIAR DR. J. G. HARDIN PHYSICIAN & HOSPITAL Office 2005 Thames Ave. Office Hours 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. 4 to 7 P.M. to 7 to 8 P.M. Residence Phone 0-803 Dr. B. E. Howell, PHYSICAL AND SURGON, Office Phone: 4-5116 Bar K. 1201 Office Hours: 8:00-11:00 m. p. m. 7:00-10:00 m. p. 1002 Good St. Just Around the Night Cells Answered Promptly J. W. K. FLOWERS PHYSICAL-SURGON and ELECTROTHERAPHOSPITAL Office Phone: 4-5116 Office Hours: 5-15 m. 5-8 p. m. and 9-3 p. m. Plastic Surgery Room 200 2019 5-15 m. p. DR. L. G. 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YGIENIC Made of the finest quality tobaccos and kept fresh in the Humidor Wrap OLD NORTH STATE NORTH STATE CIGARETTES Humidor wrap keeps them fresh. OLD NORTH STATE CIGARETTES YEAR FOR TO OPEN PERSONAL MENTION Duke L. Skaghtner, formerly of officers Greek and Newman Dallas but now employed in gov. arrested Vingen and charged him erasure services in Baltimore, with northeast collision. Chief Maryland and Jooseh Koors, Y. M. Wolf is resting fire at home. The Welcome Cigarette BROWN & WIN Mrs. Martina Jeffrey of 2810 Hampden Street, has been indepened for the past week. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery. Miss Lovie, the daughter of Mrs. M. R. Lovie of 6902 Casa Loma Avenue left Saturday for East Texas to visit her relatives. Miss E. M. Weems, Grand Auditor of the Order of Eastern Star returned Saturday from Cleburne, Texas, where she spent several days inspecting the records of the Order. Mr. Price A. Wreen and Dr. E. Howell left Tuesday morning. MASONIC GRAND LODGE OFFICERS ENTERTAINED Presidentary to the laying of the corner stone to the Masonic Old Folks Home, an institution fostered by the Masonic Bodies in the New York Churches of the Order, of Eastern Star prepared for the auxiliary Masonic Grand Lodge Officer a master in the tables were indented with tainy tasty dishes prepared to satisfy the guests. The tables, placed for each of the guests and everything was formally and orderly. In the Dallas visitors who patrolled of the road were: Prof. Mr. Walter Young, Mr. M. J. Well and O. G. Weems. We are also for the reception tendered. FORMER DALLISTAS VIRTIBLITIES AND FRIENDS Dale K. Slaughter, formerly of Dallas but now employed in government service, in Baltimore, Maryland and Joseph Moore, Y. M. While Vlengen of 418 Whistle Ski, while driving his Chrysler car at Good and Main streets Saturday, he was hit by a car on Church Walk. The Chiefs car was, turned over three times, Indurence Hospital. The car had to be loaded to hospital, where he was taken to side side of the head, sits on right arm and other minor injuries. The car FED DALLAS EXPRESS; DALLAS; TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1928 Pastor Preaches Great Sermon J. B. H. McDaid, Pastor Beth A. M. B. Church delivered splendid message to his congregation on last Sunday morning of Christianity. His discourses are logical, forceful and eloquent and lend the amnesia from an arts or the room. Dade, Pastor of Church delivered go to his congre- Sunday morning. The Essentials His discourse rul and eloquent; e amens from all. ORIAM Wing memory of all mother who one year ago. tell how we miss IN MEMORIAM Is sad but loving memory or dear wife and mother who parted this life one year ago in 27th. Words can not tell how we make. The only relief that we have gotten from the sadness of you parture is to know that you are using in your home above. Rest on Eulalia Dear until in you over there. Tenderly remembered by h and and mon. CHAS HUTLER Sr. CHAS BUTLER Jr. BARGAINS CADILLAC'S Cadillac Model 61 Touring ..... $450.00 Cadillac Model 61 Phaeton ..... $375.00 Cadillac Model 61 Sedan ..... $475.00 Cadillac Model 63 Phaeton ..... $750.00 DROPSY Treated One in 36 to '48 hours, swaling-in short breathing reduced heart, corrents the liver and kidneys. Purifies the entire system. Cellulum Dropsy Remedy Com. DROPSY Treated One in 36 to '48 hours, swaling-in short breathing reduced heart, corrents the liver and kidneys. Purifies the entire system. Cellulum Dropsy Remedy Com. SPECIAL COACHES WILL TRANSPORT DELEGATES TO U. B. F. MEETING IN TYLER - NEW NOVEL PROGRAM TO FEATURE WEEK'S SESSION OF GRAND LODGE HOUSTON, Texas, June 30—It is announced by Grand Master W. F. Bledpoe through Grand Secretary C. H. McGruder that the fifty-first annual session of The U. B. F. and S. M. T. which will be held in [Tyler, July 22-28 will be new and novel in many respects. Not only will special equipment be placed on "The Sunshine Special" for the transportation, but after arriving in Tyler, they will be entertained with a series of helpful programs such as are new in the history of the order in this state. A special clinic for all members of the order and visitors will be conducted during the course of the meeting and health discussions and examinations will be held on Friday. Among those physicians who will officiate are: Dr. G. U. Jamison, of Texarkana; Dr. W. T. Thompson of Texarkana; Dr. J. D. Grant, Longview; Dr. G. S. Connor, Waco, who is also treasurer of the Order; Dr. P. A. Simms, Jacksonville; Dr. W. R. Roberts, Palestine; Dr. W. F. Wareen, Tyler, Drs. Blakemore and Senate. According to advises advices Doubleday, of Tyler, Dr. Warren from the office of Grand Secretary and French, Tyler and Dr. T. C. Moore, of the office of Secretary of State. McGruder, who speaks for Grand-Bledoss of Crockett. Master Bledade, special fieldal A parade and payment will be topiors are to be discussed at all of the feature of Wednesday. All of the sessions and special features the bands of the order will par-including a historic and education-filipate in a granite parade which all program on Founders Day, un-will pass through the principal der the direction of Prof. Joseph streets of the city and end in the J. Brodian, a symposium under fair grounds where a chorus of the direction of Dr. J. E. Knox, 100 voices directed by Mrs. Pearl an agricultural and industrial Dr. Reed-Robinette will sing. All of the partment under the direction of this preservat will be under the di-Mrs. J. D. McClellan, Grand Prof. rect supervision of Prof. Josephs and Mrs. M. E. V. Hunter of J. Brodian, Deputy Grand Master Prairie View, a health day under Mrs. J. D. McClellan, Grand Prim-the direction of Dr. O. L. Bled-cess; Dr. G. S. Connor, grand post Grand Medical Examiner of treasurer, the late Mrs. J. H. Hall, the Order and an art exhibit to-grand treasurer of S. M. T. and rather with band concerts and Mrs. E. A Branch, grand severe other features of a management party of S. M. T. Sunday evening, June 17, Mrs. state-wore in attendance at the M. E. Samson was royally inter-ternal services in Navacota. Mrs. tained by her-sister, Katie P. Laura, Bridgance, mother of Dr. Jones at her beautiful home, 2110 Thompson was with him when the ceremony took place. Mrs. Laura was with a reception which was a come-office of International Order of and so affair of which seventy-Two of Texas. Phone 3-0053 Phone 3-8860 Let Me Be Your Drugstreet COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. WILLIAMSON, Jr., Prop SUPERIOR DELIVERY AIREDALE who were in the in the reciting. Mrs were Madams: C. P. Carr, L. E. Seymour, B. Ed. Litton, K. B. Walser of El Paso, Texas. Among the out of Lowland Ester were Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, St. F. Worth, T. Prout, and Mrs. Coleman of Port Worth, and other of the local piano selectors. piano selectors Miss Hardman, Mrs. C. Morgan and Mrs. J. W. Lricht. purchased were sounded at the table to pour the tea were Mr. V. Stewart, Miss D. L. Bett. and Mrs Myrline C. X. Bett. were beautifully decorated with cut flowers sweet pea and chrysanthemum. were beautifully decorated with charge of the registration. DR. J. S. (BUBBER) THOMPSON CLAIMED BY DEATH IN OKLAHOMA According to telegraph advice received in Dallas on Sunday afternoon, Thompson, known to all, and Thompson, Texas associated as "Bubber" Thompson, City on Saturday night following an illness of approximately three weeks duration, met with Thompson in his threat, performed successfully as it was at first supposed. Dr. Texas, was school physician of Oklahoma City and adjourned one day before Oklahoma City of Oklahoma. He had been WEST DALLAS Sunday School on time with Supt. W. A. Brimson and his staff of officers at their post. At 11 o'clock, Rev. W. A. Brimson preached a soul stirring sermon. At 3:30 o'clock we had with us Rev. N. L. Presley, D. D., of Oak Cliff and his good people of the Immanuel Baptist Church, Rev. Presley preached our soul happy and sang us from our seats. At 8 o'clock, pastor E. Lane introduced Rev. Andrews who preached us another soul stirring sermon. The pastor Lane opened the doors of the Church. Many visitors were present. ADAMS -GRADE SHOES STACY~ADAMS MEN'S CUSTOM-GRADE SHOES BUSINESS SINCE 1875 GUS ROOS "ROOS CORNER" Authorized Agents for Working HOUSE LAMPS We carry a complete stock of Gree Lamps and also a complete line of fans and accenting Electric Jams At The WALKER'S ELECTRICAL SHOP Please as your corner, alight and day Cells answered Phone 5-8777 2023 Bryan St. ANN THE GRIFFIN Denton A ALL ROWS RXQUA MRS. M. MRS. M. MRS. M. DOS CO., ELM and AKARD ANNOUNCEMENT THE POCOLAND'S CLUB * Dallas, Texas, will have its FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1959 * A1 & Sceleck P. M. at Griggs Church Baptist Church, Denton Street, near Flitchum. All Burial of the old area Funeral to be presided MRS. M. D. S. BROWN, From MRS. J. Y. GLOVER, Born 914-81 STOPS HEADACHES FEVER, PAIN, NERVEUSNESS THE SUMMER SCHOOL 4 to August 11 use 4 to July 7 y 9 to August 11 graduation from both and College ol. College and Vocational Offered TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE SUMM Ten Weeks: June 4 to Aug First Term: June 4, to Ju Second Term: July 9 to Au Credits earned toward graduation Ten Weeks: June 4 to August 11 First Term: June 4 to July 7 Second Term: July 9 to August 11 Credits earned toward graduation from both High School and College All the regular High School, College and Vocational Courses Offered Special Railroad Reduction certification certificate plan Write for Catalog and Identification Certificate R. R. MOTON, Principal A. J. NELLY, Registrar R. E. COBERTS, Director 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 Roosvelt signs. Outside the high city taxes and restricted to Colored persons only. See J. W. Lace at the store on paved road or B. F. Farrar at our office. Or call 2-1281. MURPHY-BOLANZ COMPANY Want Representative in each town for the professionals pay $50.00 an hour. Hire a representer. Proceed. Hire Office: MEDICAL INSURANCE HOUREAU Wichita, Falls, Texas. 4-4-25 PAGE THREE THE FINEST SHOES THAT MEN CAN BUY! —All New Styles, Leather, Lasta and Slicen — —Expert Fitting Service. COME IN TO DAY! PAGE FOUR THE DALLAS EXPRESS MEMBER NATIONAL REORG PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO., Notice to the Public Any arrangement reflected upon the charter, standing orYPurpose of the publication may appear in the distance of THE DALLAS EXPRESS and be gladly corrected upon it being brought to the attention of the publication. Subscriptions Payable in Advance 1 Year $2.25 8 Months 7.5 6 Months 1.25 Single Copy 7.5 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published EVERY SATURDAY MORNING at 10:30 AM at Brunswick Ave. Enclosed at Port Office at Dallas Town, as second-class matter under All of Googers, March 1879. PORILOG ADVERTISING BROTHERS IN CHICAGO ZIPP COMPANY, 408 South Dearborn St. Chicago, IL. has never hosted the white fisherman, gaited him. It has been a long time since he attained his air with the famed length. It is a malt, every day, besieged, and the tress on sail to catch the passing breast. Thus he participates as bride we our country. To our other hand, and justice covers all the诉 案. We are prosperous, and we are high ground, but we live on it and are protected. And we are sided with us. This ground to help. W. K. KING The City Administration Decides Wisely The City Administration has announced its intention to give the work, receiving from the project under taken under The Ulrichsen Plan to resident labor rather than to invite outsiders who will be purely transient. Several of the projects are to be begun right away and the expenditures will amount to several millions of dollars. It is taken for granted that Negroes will be largely included in those new jobs that are being opened up. That is as it should be. It indicates no selfish idea at all. It is nothing but right that those who must pay in the last analysis for their improvements which are to result in a greater Dollar should profit some by the wages which are to be paid for the labor on them. It is literally true that there have been many hundreds of Dollars being of families who have been out of work during the 19th, 20th, and 19th years whose families surely need the money which they can earn under the wise arrangement of having been Neroses whose work is by no means简单 and whose chances of success are more limited than any other class in the whole city. They should be provided for first. And in this same connection is that it does not refuse to come close to the city that Nearl labor is still to and plight have. The majority of those who are emplorers seem to have rendered themselves into factory district and industrial sections. It has been true treason. It is a duty which these emplorers, and prospective emplorers owe to their city as to their city owe to their present also to see to it that Nearl workers are more recently employed than those bought more than 8000 homes and are still contributing to the growth of the city by employing more than 8000 homes and are authentically unfair to think of them nearly skilled in the construction of the U.S. Uniform State Police 90-117. A large skilled Nearl laborer would benefit very much for Dallas. ```markdown ``` for the lack of civilization of his fellows. All of the events of hospitality are to be tinged with the flavor of regret all because of the fact that it has not been customary for mob murders to be taken seriously. Had stern and unremitting justice been the case rather than the exception these men would have allowed the law to take its course and there is never any doubt as to the outcome of such trials in the south where the judge, juries, lawyers and jailers are all A DASTARDLY LYNCHING has again smutted the name of Texas and brought Houston, sometimes referred to as "heavenly," into disguise. On the eve of the opening of the Democratic National Convention eight men dragged a wounder and dying Negro from a bed at the hospital and hanged him to a bridge scarcely on the edge of town. He was accused of being implicated in the fatal shooting of a policeman on the Sunday before. His guilt had not been proved. It had not even been ascertained that he was a member of the party in which the shooting occurred. He was found at home wounded and taken to the hospital charged with the murder. It is reported that he had not spoken since being taken from his home. The Governor of the state offered a reward for the lynching. Houston offered a reward and named in special investigation members Negro members. Rangers were brought to the city and the investigation began. On Friday it was reported that several men had been found who signed statements to the effect that they were members of the lynching party. Two others are yet to be found. But with the finding of the guilty one the question naturally arises, will Houston be convicted of flow through and actually punish these men for their death? The gravity of lynching should be borne home to Texas by this event more than by any other. All are equally as serious. All are as menacing to the peace and ultimate prosperity of this country as this one. But is has never happened that any other one happened at just such a time. The fact that the arrest of these men is forementioned and of justice which are now being made in the investigation and the arrest of these men will not prove of not-real importance. Texas and Houston should follow through. No better occasion will ever be found for the teaching of a lesson and for the deterrence of mob violence. BY ALL MEANS TRY THIS OUT ALSO The attorneys who so successfully carried the Democratic Primary case to completion have announced that they will stage a contest to the newest method of disfranchise inaugurated by the leaders of The Democratic Party in this state. A Negro Democratic voter will go to the polls in regular form and undergo the refusal. Then court action will follow according to the statement of the attorneys, all of whom are located in El Paso. There is every reason to hope that the intention of these attorneys will not be thwarted in any way and that they will be able to undertake this contest speedily. There is no reason to doubt that the plaintiff in behalf of unarmed suffrage rights for the race. Time now is when their rights must be guaranteed for all time to come. And the fact that the successful conclusion of such cases is naturally slow and expensive is just another reason for speed in beginning the undertaking. In this case also, there is room for the hope that members of the organization will be interested its conduct than was the case with the other decision which so visually affected the welfare of the race and which has become of national importance on the determination of the suffrage rights of members of the race in other sections. They should prove their interest in their own welfare by the speedy contribution of substantial sums in their own funds. If the organization can be no doubt but that every step of our political progress now must be made at the expense of much money and much sacrifice. We alone are responsible for our success or failure. No other group in America can be looked to for the sort of interest which is necessary to guarantee the results which we desire. The fight for complete suffrage as a result of the organization's formation, will cause unhappiness to damn our very memory. We must leave no effort incomplete. OUR IDLE MEN DALLAS HAS RECENTLY grown a large crop of idle men. They seem to thrive and get fat, yet their means of support are any we might mean. They are to be found in large groups blocking traffic on the sidewalks in many of our best residential sections, and their conversation is by no means calculated to please the ears of respectable persons. Cursing, filthy expressions and stories of their latest escapades together with discourteous remarks to every passing female characterize their presence in every section. They are a menace to ordinary decency. They are also a menace to all such men and charged them with vagrancy. They either got jobs or stayed in seclusion until such time as working men were to be found on the streets. They then were careful about their language in public places. They exhibited moss respect for passing women folk. They were then by no means an objectionable as in men. They were also the rights of the race be protected and that police treatment be improved, is it not possible that we have drifted too far the other way and convinced the authorities that we do not object to laffers and idlers who shame us and insult our women? Will this condition not maintain until we ourselves come to the conclusion that we are not the ones who rights the streets on which they congregate? Doesclusion that laffers are a menace to good communities and a disgrace to the streets on which they congregate? Does not the continuation of this misbehavior and the continual presence of vile and abusive language challenge our own be THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1928 I am writing this to in the very, white man. Who has brought about his unholing. Such is political gratitude. But the out- standing facts reels. The Negro has been practically eliminated from trusteeship of the Grand Old Party. He is now holding on only by a tenuous thread which, the societs of political fate are ready to elp. There is little likelihood that this power will be restored. The great I am writing this to encourage our group that segre- pation will some day be a stepp- ing stone for us if we will trust God and prepare ourselves morally, educationally and religiously. One thing that I am asking the opposite race, if they will segre- gate, stay away from us in every particular, in all walks of life then we will be satisfied that they mean segregation true and simple. Republican Party is a practical body and, excepting the Namee Catholic Church, is the most efficient organization on earth. It has no sentiment that will stand in the way, of efficiency. It desires to build up a functioning Republican Party in every state or the union. Nowhere has this yet been accomplished under the Negro leadership certainly not since the days of Wright. Coney of Texas-the Party in such states as North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Texas thrives much more gloriously under white leadership. Nets leaders for the most part sephir, satisfied to traffic a race, not so much alone as to delegate, rather than build up, perhaps but we only want a man's strong local organizations which chance that we will have a which will, induce every Republican to at this government, that one vote in local as well as national gives, girls, boys and mothers There were fifty Negro delegates and ten alternatives at the reunion Republican Convention. A good proportion came from Northern dielects. Their interests were mainly integrated and radical. The dominant suit issues of prohibition and farm-bellot did not arose their emotions, nor stir their enthusiasm. After the manner of the southern pisa, the Negro representatives were shut into themselves by domi ciliary segregation. The great Methodist Episcopal Conference had met in the same city several weeks pre-figur. The colored coalition was simultaneously disposed of. Neither politics nor religion runs as deep as the color line. The Negro is learnin gfully the purpose of the Nordie to act as a social separatist which shall operate as a effectively as the decimal point in arithmetic. The basic question is, what power has he to possess or affect that our pose. It operates with beautiful effectiveness alike in education, religion, politics and social procedure. All of our bombardment does not seem to budge. to come for any effective way to convention. In the main, they were lined up on the winning side long before the convention for picking the winner and getting on the band wagon. In the second, they were lined up for picking the winner and getting on the band wagon. It constituted only five per cent of the council of the coloured political leaders to secure the insertion of a plank in the Fourth and Fifth Annexed Measures. The coloured treasury was able to have more able to have these appendages bracketed with one another. They were able to have especially stressed as a party policy. But true to the verbal treatment, the coloured treasury must need to be made to the degree and the volume. Correct benefit. It serves to keep Kashraf was only a complimentary guess. It is not a complimentary guess that the Grand Old Party has not altogether forgotten the nature of the convention. It has high regard and esteem. The insertion will not be without indirect influence in the mind of the American people. The unarmy of the civil war that the Grand Old Party has not deceived is. It will certainly not be unrestrained. A coloured delegate was assigned to make one of the four or five ministers of administration of Secretary Hoover. This he did credibly. I believe that this is the only instance where a Nerro, functioned conspicuously in the proceedings. The race probably impressed less influence upon the Kansas City Convention than upon any like session since enfranchisement. We can hardly believe that in 1887. Hon John R Lynch was chosen temporary chairman. As late as 1818 — the late Henry Lincoln Johnson held the fate of the convention in the hollow of his hand. It was the emphatic and unworrying attitude of this bold, black leader that determined the terms between Hoover and Pate, which put the Grand Old Party out of luck for the ensuing eight years. What a swift descent from the political heights of those days to low level of this day! But there is a darker semblance yet. The Nights were all but eliminated as a dominant force in any of the stations. Walter Cohen, the little politician, was horse was disfroned in favor of white leadership. He was personally allowed to retain his seat as a delicate more-to-save the regiment party from the adum of throwing out a leading colored man without courtesy or consider mitteannship in Georgia. Perry Howard alone survives, but even his temporary success has no assurance of permanency. The alighted shift in the exigencies of the situation would have reemerged him to the company of his forlorn defeated brother. Throughout the fourth the illly whites are in the ascendency. In Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Texas, where the voice of the Negro delegates used to be heard at national conventions, also, they are heard no more. The Negro politician has given up the ghost, without expectation, if not without hope of resurrection. The race owes President Harding an unrecognised political debt of gratitude. All had once before been lost to the Negro. When Judson Lope was thrown off the national committee by Lincoln Johnson there was not a single Negro representative left in that august body. elections, even idan restrictions by the House. Rossenstall in his Epivexerate campaign, adopted the policy of allowing the House to state the states who could best command the attention, regardless of their population. We were mostly whites, who were mostly whites, who were local standing, courage and infinity. We would be the Negro leader to harden the Republican party, even ago. In politics as surely, it is a case of the survival of the tie. The loss in the South is partially offset by gains in the North. The capital difference is that the North thrives to dictate most need speak with a dictated voice. He is in this hopeless minority in every state and must follow the fortune of party businesses. There is little or no Institute for racial independence. And so now we face the constant campaign with eyes wide open. There must be devised an entirely new set of reasons and arguments for racial support of Hoover and the Grand Old Party. Appeal to Lincoln and Submergence and Grant will not away Negro votes as it did before. Extravertant pro-phasism of what the new administration has going to do for the new-era has been done to death in previous campaigns with and disaffirmation. Only the simple wife of that bates. Desunication of the Democrats and dread of Southwire fire esters. If Smith succeeds, will no longer frighten the simpons? The Southern fire enters east as much fire under Republican as and. Democratic, national authority. There are sufficient sound reasons and good sense why the Negro should, in this campaign, prefer the Republican to the Democratic party, why Hoover should be chosen rather than Smith. But the Negro shallinger must learn new speech. The one which has used for the past forty years has both its spell and potency. KILLY MILLIN TWO MEN DIE IN NORTH DALLAS GUN DUEL FRIDAY NIGHT of his many college friends until Sunday evening, when, after a short service conducted by Rev. J. D. Rice, secretary of the Moorhead Branch. Y. M. C. A. I was shipped to Mellville, Louisiana. Clarence McCoy, member of the club and close friend of Saeed accompanied Mrs. Saeed and the remains. It is estimated that more than a thousand friends visited the Cuthert home while the body lay in state. And many were the courtesies showered upon Mrs. Saeed by friends both white and Colored. The secretary of the Magno-His Petroleum Company, Mr. W. C. Proctor, for whom Mr. Saeed and his wife had worked for many years, although away for the summer, sent telegrams of sympathy to Mrs. Saeed and made preparation through his secretary for her every convenience. Major. Bert, next door neighbor to Mr. Proctor, proffered the use of his family car and chauffeur to Mrs. Saeed for all of her errands in preparation for the funeral. The president of the Magnolia Petroleum Company personally visited Mrs. Saeed. And hundreds of associates and friends in the race gave every assistance to the bereaved wife. Kelley died in the Pinkston Sanitarium at 11 o'clock Saturday in great agony. His remains were prepared for burial by the Hampton Undertaking Company and were shipped to Waco, his former home, for burial. Knights and Daughters o Tabor Meet in Austin (Continued From Page One) responsible for these things that are now existing, but the leaders of our race among them have not been able to improve things, but they are still lacking and individuals are corroting control of capital, little money in the hands of the New Orleans. The situation will be corroding, creating wealth as the white group, that baseless Negro group, that baseless black group, and share part of the load. I am writing this to encourage our community to stop the stone for us if we will trust God and prepare ourselves morally. One thing that I am asking the opposite, race, if they will serve, is to be particular in all of the ways that we will be satisfied that they mean suppression tree and firm ground. The wanes the Colored man does not justify him at all, and the reasons for cleanliness and ventilation. Think of these, figures of the population are 185,000 at our group, Chicago has 360,000 of our From what we read daily in publications, on monthly basis, we have the appearance of public sentiment. The public sentiment is a product of coopted, from national, social, political educational and social, and from the private, the races of the Globe are. by, on a more friendly and amicable terms where they would and must regard and respect the rights of each other. This is my position, though I may be年月 and my friends may think what I have, pessimistic ideas, pernicious and strange imaginations, but I be have in my position or convention. I am truly consensual because I firmly believe in a true God, because His words are surely, strong and everlastingly supported by Himself. I am not as eccentric as you may think; but, there are a good many who have done wrong in both races. And, if you will carefully consider the matter, all clashes and disagreements come from misunderstandings. But if each person would govern himself or herself all clashes will soon cease. Whenever you find Races that are ignorant, wicked and violets they are blind to reason, and their hearts are wrong, and their high out ambition is to seek to injure their fellow-man. As soon as God can teach the world a lesson of self-dealing, self-respect and self-reliance then the great problems will be solved once for a while, and they will realize that out of one God made all nations to dwell upon the face of the Globe. God in His plans and provisions has arranged that it is adequate and sufficient for all man's needs and all races may play their part on. World's program without conflict will with the rights of all countries. We all should consider that and let every man play his part on the program, regardless to go on or leave them. God touched that nearly a thousand years hence, that when we get a chance to see them, we clared that: The Wolf shall dwell with the humans, the leopard shall walk with the humans, the leopard shall self and the young rats and rattles shall lie down together and a man shall lie down together and there shall be no hurt to either one, so shall he fit with all nations, so shall he fit with all men, so shall he fit with every man, recorders of color or pronunciation, play his part The time is out now for men to go about crying and whining; to judge the court of chance; to justify the court of law; to our rights as taxpayers and our women treated right in public as citizens; to be measured and measure up to the standard of citizenship please allow us the pleasure of thinking as other people; to be living in a progressive area; to will must strive for the best; to should do our best to put honest manpower in our order that the world may be conquered for Tupi. Prohibition Prohibition is as old as creation. Back in the dawn of the world's history God intended for the world to observe and keep as themselves pure from evils such as drinking, smoking and chewing. The great monster and enemy. The great family, this beacup put on in a scout by our noble Chris, yian women and men, who are true and honest contributors to good society. As we read history and watch the signs of the times we very readily see that almost the whole civilized world is improving and prohibition has almost become the universal God-gift to man, and old man Barley com has become a universal un-welcome person. The great monstrousness of the nights and daughters. We have him on the go now in Texas and we should not hold up fighting, but contend for every inch of our ground until the last vestige of your and distilleries are entire-by annihilated from the face of the globe. This deadly dense and race destroyer, robber of the lives and souls of men has been moved from America in a wholesalely way. Our world is only a part of our own. That poor widow's home, before we were once a stagnant pool of filth, sorrow, trouble, pain and agony is now a home of peace, pleasure and happiness. Each one of us should start from today and re-solve within ourselves that whatever habit we have that may be calculated to destroy the peace and happiness of our homes, or to end in a long time would drop it at once without ceremony. But all the strong Order that un- to and be affected in all nages of the globe. We should feel indebted to our National-Woman's Christian Temperance Union, who have fought bravely and have contended for every inch of ground that right and justice should prevail." Other Reports Reflect Good Condition of the Order. Reports of the other grand of-ferees were made on Wednesday and Thursday. All of them reflected the fine condition in which the order was and indicated that rains had been made during the year. Growth in Collections Noted in Treasurer's Report Chie among the reports was that of the Grand Treasurer O. M. Mayfield who told of the collection and expenditures of the order. According to his statement to more than $158,170 has been collected during the year, an average of $55,000 over last year. The Tent department also has shown a gratifying increase from $23,000 to $28,000, or more than $5,000. the hanging of a Negro witness. Three acts of mob violence since after a mob had then a Negro, the original announcement, one officer in day light, yesterday twisting in the street, another were stoned. Marshall, Moorim apparently the same way and that a mob had taken a Negro, the third sending a Negro to a room, a man, a woman, a man and a child, all coming with had laced him by hanging. Salsa in 3 days, are sufficient to indicate sequent reports said Logan's body the spirit still survives. Man's Notes ```markdown ``` THE SPIRIT SURVIVES Shortly after May 1, the National Association for Cultural Education announced that during the first four months of 1825 no landlord had occurred any where in the United States and that no person had been held for the entire 20 years during which stipitation had been kept from a landlord. For the entire 20 years during which stipitation had been kept from a landlord, a man reported that a man had walked into a jail and held them there from a Harry Wood hood in shooting but not being a white man in an argument with that man. That man then threw the man and that threw the man and prisoner had disappeared. A few days later the hanging of a Negro witness after a mob had then a Negro man had beached him on his neck. News came from Marshall. More that a high had taken a Negro man and beached him by hanging. Subsequent reports by Logan's honeymoon船wrecked Louisiana. Dear Man: I am a girl twenty-five (25) years old and have been gone for many years. I am tired of him, do not expect to marry him and want to marry him. I am on a boat and he will kill on me. I don't leg him come to see. Please advise me what to do. WORKED **Answer:** You're certainly an problem. I cannot imagine a man instilling on coming to see a picture he has been obligated to himself in some way. Either he is just unwilling to do that make long court-ordered cases as if he would have no intention of marrying each other. Why not have town for a place to live? Why not be going to be going to you are going he will surely find out. Perhaps with you away a white boy with a white cat. **Duluth, Woman** **Dear Nan:** I am a girl 19 years old, who has to have a job. I have many places. I often meet up with, by friends or a friend, many places. I must let them, have one because I do not like them, they are too hard to care for. Do, you think I will meet up with the one that I want to go with me. Do, you think I should be a friend of mine or a boy that wanted to go with me, I have no friends to go with him. Do you think that I should. Then, like that I want to go with him. Do you think I should go with him until I find the one that I will really want to go with him. **D. W.** The financial statement of the order was produced by Dr. H.-L. Colborne of Grand Serge who sold of the collections during the year the following in the schedule which includes members of the grand session: For the Year Ending May 31, 2017, $225,655,047.66 Income Balance May 31, 2017, $225,655,047.66 Endowment due, $84,491.14 Burial Tax, $7,633.71 Policy Fees, $7,633.71 Rents, $2,090.31 Rents, $7,800.68 Total Income, $141,593.22 Excludes, $116,300.38 Dispositions Eldowentown claims ..... 77,163.82 Burtis ..... 603.82.00 Burton ..... 603.82.00 Stationery and Stationery ..... 697. Printing and Stationery ..... 697.00 Expense Expense and Telegraph ..... 1,146.95 Traveling Expense ..... 6,765.29 Travel Expense ..... 6,765.29 Clarks' Salaries ..... 6,874.60 Pursuit ..... 71.00 Real Estate ..... 71.00 Interest on Real Estate ..... 3,429.45 Independence ..... 6,021.24 Real Estate ..... 6,021.24 Expense Grand Temple ..... 5,727.10 International Temple and Tabernaurea Tax ..... 700.00 THE MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION was not found where it was said to be hangover, but added that it was still believed that he had been jypshed. He then three reported cases of jypshhed among the Association for the Advancement of Colored People issued an inquisitive report. But on the same day which brought the story of the Missouri jypshhed to the attention of the Southern foyer, the from the Southern foyer, Commission, to that any jypshhed from there were nearly in April, had been released by the mob, had returned to his home and then had been released from the country, had only two jypshheds, the 39-year record Three acts of mob violence since the original announcement, one result in death, a second result apparently the same way and the third ending a Negro to "a distant city," and all coming with in 2 days, are sufficient to indicate the spirit still survives. Man's Notes In most individuals we find some qualities we don't like. Don't expect to find any of the boys perfect. If this boy is a gentleman and has the proper respect for his girl friends, I see so reason why you should not go out with him. You are quite young with plenty of time to form wholesome friendship without attaching love. If more there is so much misery attached to love we are sorry when we have found it. Don't look for trouble. EDITOR'S NOTE Why not write your troubles to Nan's Notes. The conductor of this column is a person well versed in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of real service to those of the young and the old whose counsel of a student. I'm here will tell you the young unless he's got their problems. She will give advice to the young men who seek some advice. She has had opportunities to observe the young and she can tell all parents of their children are viewing the problems which are confronting them. Why not tell Nan when you are in need of counsel? In a Dresser's Note, "Tears The Dallas Express, 1968" Wm.-Ave., Dallas, Texas ed that the membership of the order had increased while the order had not increased in rank to his report which was delivered on Wednesday morning a total of 4123 applications for membership in the order and had been accepted by 360 males and 2418 were female. 1504 males were accepted and 1013 females were accepted. The deadline for the year was 2022' against 654 last year. The team had a record of 10-10 in death pearlans, apopley and disease of the heart. The oldest years and the youngest was 18, and the oldest was 2022' and High Brevet. Mr. Lavender Johnson and the Grand Marshal of Indiana all the Wednesday session. Both reports, showed that the Text department has infused the team with vitality. On Monday night all of the Tentis and the drill corps of the Order hold a concert of musical instruments. Fifteen units of the uniform rank in camp here, and competitive drills are a feature of the exer. Rose Pageant is Helo on Wednesday Night. One of the most beautiful of the events of the whole grand session is the Roe Pagan directed by Mrs. P. A. Thompson of San Antonio assisted by Mrs. Ella D. Scholom and Mrs. Adair. Carefully selected Misses from every Tent in the state compete above for the position of Queen of the State. Little Miss Marjorie Clemens is the present holder or the Hilda. and goes twenty other contestants viel four honors amid stage setting which was beautiful in hauld. (Continued on page 4) SOCIETY and Club THE GOLDEN BRAFTY ART CLUB Mary Jane McKinley Ave. After the routin of business Mrs. T. J. Dell was invited to attend several themed exhibitions for the benefit of the club. After a report from the office of the board, several exhibitions for the benefit of the club. Feddication adjourned for the annu After which a two course session to meet the 2nd Wednesday after which the election of officers. We are very glad to ask to those who have held no account of promotion interested in reading, that our committee has been 'informed' that the president for the books and magazines. We would not two terms to remain as preside, he pleased to have you call and give short notice. With much reluctance, MUNGER PLACE SOCIAL CLUB (Washington) and Nate Mackey Turner (Washington) hold its annual 18th of June elected president for the next one on the boards on the basis of the votes. Nate Mackey pointed to investigate the theses at Tuesday, June 18th. (Town of the city as to conduct of affairs) were 26 present in parliaments of the state during the showing of the theses. A letter was received from necessary claims that go to map the Wildlife worker, Mrs. Morgan, on a typical 10th hour. The letter was sent to the city it was seeking aid to leave the city it the greatest time of their lives. A sum of money was ordered from and the life of this club. Dr. B. E. Howell, who was recently commissioned the Surgeon General of the American Woodsland Orchestra, furnished music for the event, been ordered to the Encompassment in Pt. Worth, Texas, the $100,000 Miles Robinson and Ford will have under-hasis charges more than five hundred dollars each to have the musicians will receive his business across. We are proud of the success efficient supervision. Indiana Minister of the Tion Zion Hill] The bible and groom were seated. The Missionary Association died on a cane seat which made it suddenly here" on Monday night, little distress, couple. There his funeral was held. He received many congratulations from church W. Jessica. bedroom. Music was winnied by a string bow. Dalley was one of the best orchestra. Whist and dan- ken knew and widely respected, and he was one of the famous of lilious of lilious and cake was not Texas, having been prominent in vod in pink and white colour such strings for several yucca many many early graduate is now spending the week-end at Cedar Springs Park. THE GOLDEN DEAF SCLAL CLUB MARSHAL, MAR. Maureen at 211 Broadway, New York, was served; 19 members present was served; 19 members present was served; 19 members present Bashul, Smith, next meeting at Bashul, Smith, 2116 East Street. THE KAWATHA BRIDGE CLUB MARSHAL, MAR. Maureen at 211 Broadway, New York, was played after which the plans were completed for the breakfast 4th. A delicious ice course was set. J. Mackenzie Reporter. THE CITY FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUB. Met at the Maria Morgan J. W. Zum. The regular session of the biennial of Dite Goll was taken after a while when the election of officers would induce Mr. P. J. Dodd, who has been the president for the last ten years, to present an abstention issue, important to the membership, to be answered to her女士 and Mr. McKay Turner was an aunt. A committee was appointed to investigate the theatrical act or not during the showing of plc. A letter was received from from the Welfare workers, Mrs. Morgan help for a maid to allow to leave the city. A sum of money was ordered from the bar of City and individuals paid CARD OF THANKS W. wish to thank, the many friends, the many kindness and floral offerings during the illness and death of our late Kim Kibum, who departed his life May 16, 2015. May God's bless you all. Mrs. Victoria Jackson, (Mother) Mrs. Mary Rollins, (Sister) Mrs. H. Turner, (Sister) [ ] Order comes from Commission, Clarence Parker to arrest every motorist who does not obey the speed limit on both head lights and tail lights to burn has caused 1,000 men to pay fines in Corporation of Pennsylvania and crowded to its capacity since the order from the Chief, Commission, Parker claims that the lights are unnecessary accidents. Saturday two hundred arrests were made by officers and only 11 appeared in court. Judge Bran an ordered the court clerk to is due warrants for the other 179 and orders were given the officers to arrest them and haul them to jail and five dollars additional will be added to the original fine Surgeon General Called to Encampment Dr. B. Ei Howell, who was recently commissioned the Surgeon General of the American Wooden, Military Department and has been appointed in Pt. Worth, Texas, the *de* son will have under-this charge more than 10 years of experience in physical welfare will receive his efficient supervision. **TEACHERS AGENCY LAUNCHED** Phillip Business School - 2017 Hall St. in, an announcement in connection with students for the organization of school agency. In which he dealt with nominating teachers to destitute position. In the purpose of this agency to render the profession, a high-class confidential service, and all other superintendent, principals, and other school officials. ZION HILL BAPTIST MODERATOR DID SUDENLY IN PALENTING THE DAILY Moderator of the Zion Hill Baptist Missionary Association. His funeral was held from the West Union Baptist Church. Brad Dalloy was one of the first members of the Baptist patterns of this section of Swimming Club Turesdays and Fridays. Those who are interested please ring the Y. W. A. House 8:00 - 11:00 A. M. Expert Instruction Tents: These each morning from 5 a. M. Post-further information ring the Y. W. C. A. We are looking forward to the Girls Reserve Secretary who is to be in the city soon. The Y. W. C. A. is offering a summer cooking class for a period of four-week on Tuesdays and Fridays. Hurs 2-4 P. M. Those interested, please enroll at once. We are highly pleased to have the Tents: Ladies, Business Club meeting with us each Wednesday night. We are very glad to say to those interested in reading, that our shelves have been added with books and magazines. We would be pleased to have you call and read a. MUNGER PLACE SOCIAL, CLEN Hold its annual 19th of June. Please enter the beautiful lawn of Mrs. Beatrice Davis, 8515 Robertine Ave., Tuesday, June 19th. We present to partake of the dinner which consisted of fried chicken, baked hams and all the necessary fixings that go to the day upon a typical 19th feast. Each one went away declaring it the greatest time of their lives, and the life of the club. Mrs. Bella Gayles, President Mrs. B. Davis Secretary. HAWKINS — TURBS NUPTAILS. One of the most beautiful weddings of the season was solemnized Thursday night at Safem Baptist Church when Miss Helen Hawkins became the bride of Mr. Johnny Tubba. Before the entrance of the bridal party, Mrs. Laxits Butler sang, "O promise Mo," accompanied by Mrs. B. M. Ford. The bride entered on the arm of her father, with a gown of white, tethered with scappleed un-even hem-line. Her vell fell from a cornet of waxed orange Mosaics. Her flowers were a shower bouquet of white, carnations. Miss I. B. Williams mald of honor wore a frock of white organdy. The bride made a mire. Mopper Rose Lee Freeman, Genevan Vandyke, Johnny Mae Smith and Agnes Jones were frocks of red green and pink organdy, cucurry shepards crooks with chiffon bour to match. The groomman Mr. Jay L. Newhouse, Maynard Jackson, Jack Calhoun and Joe Watson Harold Hawkins attended as best man. Little Precious Moore, Evelyn Jefferson, and Lovie Moore were flower girls. Joe, Paul Collington, Jr. was ring bearer. Reception at the home of Mrs. P. A. Wren. Mr. and Mrs. Tubba will leave. For points of Galveston and Buffalo, Texas. Upon their return they will be at 1010 Bell Street. As a pet a previous announcement, the Allen Street Pharmacy No. 2, 1200 W. 12th Street, evening. This store is located in the recently completed 1200 W. 12th Street, building which is of-brief interest at Hago street, which building is of-brief interest at Wholesale whose desorations are of the latest to come. The equipment is equipped with the latest features and accountumes for the accommodation and service of the customers. A full line of Drums and other instruments were in use in the beautifully designed for the occasion and designed for the customers many customers and friends who have presented. Benjamin and Ford Armour much credit for the efficient manner in which they have put out the product. We are proud of the success which have obtained and hope to own a million Fowler. **SWEAT — FORD MARRIAGE** THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1928 there are still many others who are just too honest and clean to identify themselves with the many old and new so-called "secret of ders," and "benevolent associations" and sick and death benefit "fodges" for fear of becoming just some more of the many local hikeers that lifeest and follow up these rainbow bubbles. The "New Brotherhood Movement" has none of the ear-marks of these blood brothers. And it doesn't pretend to be classed as a lodge in any way; nor does it want any of its members to die before receiving any of its benefits. It is an organization for the living Ne are. It brings to the Negro a new hope in this life and fa pointing the way to its attainment. It believes the hope of the Negro rests upon the value of his own dollars and cents. Neroy Brotherhood Movement Offers New Field of Resistance to Women Who Are Denied Chance in Other Organizations. Splendid Opportunity for Ability. Many Already Making Good In every suburban community, and every small town and country, and every city, and every women, and middle aged men and women, who are rail or amusement center staff, and their native ability to develop into worthy leaders, and who if given the chance to develop, do not have developed into leaders of statewide prominence. Some of them some time intended for want of encouragement, and others have amalgamated there are still many others who are just too honest and clean to hold old and new no-called "secret oaths," and "honestive anecdotes" from the past. We have to teach them these rainbow孵蛋. The Negro Brotherhood Movement has none of the ear-marks of the white Brotherhood, but it prefers to be classed as a lodge in any way; now does it want any knowing of its benefits. It is an organization for the Living Negro in this life and is pointing the way to its attainment. It becomes aware of the value of his own dollars and cents. It is the organization that is offering opportunity to the man and woman who either haven't given a chance of joining the Negro Brotherhood or any of the other Race Organizations. To develop their leadership capacity, they must be firmly capable and competent to begin the planets the Brotherhood in their own community or in other communities. They must carefully branch out into larger fields and thus earning for themselves a place in the inner world. Dr. You Want a Local! NEGRO BROTHERHOOD TEMPLE **In Your Community** Must Negotiate Man and woman work or leadership hidden away in their booth should begin local BROTHERHOOD TEMPLES Start the community, and do your job well. If you need any help in organizing, send in your application fee of $1.00 and write THE SUPREME, GRAND PRESIDENT 3226 I.2 HALL Dulce, Tuxedo that will visit your people at your request, and address them fully on how to become connecns or the supreme body. The opportunity is also offered those who have been more or less identified with these other organisations but found them only discurseur-able. The best were given by keenly inducements. To all of these the opportunity is that it is fertile—new field where there is no competition and where there is a chance of success, where the opportunity for advancement is free from any machine policies and favourites. The doors of the Brotherhood are open to any man or women who want to any one, male or female, with a real earnest desire to organize their people or purposes of work. The Negroes of Texas need this kind of an organization and need a kind of home. The home office (now located at $250 1- Hall) Street, near the home of *Louis* of *Ingram*, from a prospective worker of this character, with a further information, desired. In last week's issue of the Dallas Exam, the home office of *Louis* of *Ingram*, from a prospective worker and friends who are already spreading the gospel of *Nouveau* workers and friends are communicated with telling affect, but there is room for many times that number. This is an opportunity to treat a great treat toward helping the Negroes to drive away — to train you, to get you out of town down again? Dallas Camp No. 14, American L. Woodman at a meeting June 27, elected the following officers for the next meeting and year: D. B. Carrer, Commander R. C. Peacock, Vice Commander M. S. Maurice Jeffrey, Recorder Mrs M. B. Lawn, Assistant Rec- derer R. C. Woods, Snakeer R. A. W. Gemsma, Reefer R. A. W. Saw, Chairman Elk Committee R. George D. Ripley 31 P. E. Elyne. Osborne. National Beauty Instructor for the Mme. C. J. Walker Co., a graduate Beauty Expert from some of the largest Beauty Schools in America will begin classes in Hair and Beauty Culture at Pauline Holders Beauty Corporation, 2002 Hall Street. Phone 2-0010 Monday, July 2. Repoll today. A reduction will be given the first 25 who enroll. All information and enrollment at 2002 Hall Street, Phone 2-0010. Mr. L. M. Hughes, Texas State Representative for the Mme. C. J. Walker Co., is in the city now organizing this class for Mike Osborne, who will begin July 2. Mrs. Ellison Levine, Assistant Prelate. Mrs. Bill Burnett, Recruit Wm. Baker, Watchman John Parker, Entr Miss Edna Reill, Worthy Guard Ian Mrs. M. E. Tennyson, 70th Allen Street, last her grand daughter, Little Maria. Dudley, Tuesday night. Mrs. Danny Calfecher, the sister of Mrs. M. E. Hawkins and Mrs. P. A. Wren left for the P.A. Texas after a two weeks stay in Dallas attending the wedding of her niece Mrs. Helen Hawkins-Tubbs One of the most beautiful of the current June Jillian Miller was remembered in the words of the brides parents when Mr. Clad McKinney, the bride of Mr. Clad McKinney, gave the bride of Mr. Clad McKinney. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Walker, Jr. Wedding Monroe. The Rev. Blindedard pastor of the Uniquest Church read the oeremony. The law of the Walker family is the law of the bride. An old man married and decorated with fern, and married and decorated with briar. A woman was decorated with briar roses and briar daisies, decorated with briar. Before the appearance of the party Mrs. Lillian Allen née Mary Kearney, the bride entered with her tutelary. The bride also played the wedding march. The party bengo, the bride entered with her tutelary. The waist was beautiful, adorned with a mould of rose petals, and gathered gently, to the hips. The bride was white, with a white tattoo, with orange blossoms. She wore a white dress and fern. The medal of honor was Miss A. Lillian Miller who wore a pink mink wrist wrist and wore a bouquet of pink briar roses, and a bouquet of pink briar roses. Little Mary Lee Baglatega and Dorothea Owr. were flowers, girl's hair and a girl's earlobe. The little Vita Rood-Read an earlobe. The little Vita Carr-Read an earlobe. The carrier was little Mila Miss Vitoria Madison. Her freck was of crisp brown hair. She was attended by Mr. Paul McDougall. She was married to Mrs. Were Mrs. H. H. Newbill) and Mrs. Icake Cahcott. Following the wedding, Mrs. Cahcott was married to the brides parents. After June 1946, Mrs. Cahcott was married to home, 2516 Plaura Street MEETINGS OF U. B. F. & S. M. T. G. GROWING IN POINT INTEREST AND ATTENDANCE F. W. Worth to be the Guest of Dalton-All Suspended Members Are Invited to Be Present The joint meetings every Monday night, of the Lodges and Temples of the U. B. P. and S. M. T. are growing in point of attendance and interest. A motion prevailed that all the suspended and draped members of the order would be invited to attend the meeting Monday night, July the 2nd. It was also stated that a large representation of U. B. P. and S. M. T. of Pt. Worth would visit the lodges and Temples that night. A Young Misses Temple was instituted and Rescue Lodge re-instituted with the following staff of of floors. "Sparks Temple" Vivian Scott Dys. W. P. Pannie Moore V. W. P. G. T. T. Starks Secretary. Maretta Jackson, Amt. See'y M. D. Earl, Treasurer. Roy Ollis Johnson, Chaplain. Hazel McMullen, R. Marshall. Katie Foreman J. Marshall. Marie Jackson, Joshua. Melina Calloway, Pilot. Evelyn Johnson and Mildre McCowan, Trustee. Chas. M. Wade, W. P. Above is The likeness of little leen Felen Allcester, daughter of Dr. D. T. and Mrs. P. C. Cleav, are at the age of four years completed-her elementary school school and is compled to the high school, through her mastery as a matriotic speller, the Wheatley school won the loving cup from all other elementary schools of the city for the year 1928. Fred McCoulough, D. W. M. Ben H. Marlin, Chalmac. F. E. Washington, Secretary. F. E. Washington, Secretary. Wm. Samples, Senior Marshall. B. G. Bischof, Right Supporter. Septio Schlarz, Left Supporter. Wm. T. Buckle, Inside Sentinel. Wm. T. Buckle, Inside Sentinel. John B. Martin, Hillin and James Riley, Trustees. The officers and all of the members of the teams are to be present in the joint meeting Monday night, July 2nd at 8:30 Judge selected from the assemblage studied their needs and applied their knowledge to the chief event of the session of Friday the fifth day. All of the members of the uniform rank as well as the high rank of officers passed through a procession, which passed through the principal streets of the city and church. Competitive drill and the instruction of officers featured the drill units which contested for program of Friday night. Among the officers were Gavination, Troop. Henderson Waco, San Antonio, Marshall and Grand Sesquiox Guests of Austin Taboracea. The Grand Sesquiox is the guest of the Taboracea of Austin of Anderson, W. J. Taboracea, Louise Murray, Mamd. E. Hill, E. L. Collin, A. M. Wells, N. E. Taylor and Arter is a Frontier and Mentors. Little Change in Officers to The atmosphere of peace which pervaded the grand sessions of Wednesday did not argue for any changes in the official family and it is not likely that any will take place. The present officers are: J. M. Adair, C. G. M.; Dtr. P. L. Lavender, C. C. P.; Sir E. L. Watson, V. G. M.; Dtr. M. A. Wheeler, C. H. P.; H. L. Smith, C. G. R.; Dtr. L. A. Brickman, C. G. R.; Sir O. M. Mayfield, C. G. T.; C. A. Bailey, G. P. P.; Dtr. Martha El. Hott, G. O. M.; A. R. Ditto, C. G. O.; Dtr. R. J. Smith, C. G. P.; J. W. Fridlin, G. M. E. Dtr. Nora Cola, G. H. R.; Dtr. Ella D. Johnson, G. T. S. Urban League Asks Colored People to Share Expense New York City: June 30—John D. Rockefeller, Jr., will give the National Urban League $4500 a year for three years for its Industrial Relations Department providing a like sum of given by others. The money will be used for creating sentiment favorable to the employment of Colored people and for generally enhancing their occupational status. [The League is appealing to Negroes everywhere to give $4500 which then would assure the payment of Mr. Rockefeller's donation. In a letter Just sent out by T. Arnold Hill, Director of the League's Industrial Department appeal is made to Colored people to contribute in the following terms. "We should like to raise the entire $4500 for 1928 from Colored people. It would be decidedly stimulating to further gift from Mr. Rockefeller and from other philanthropists to be able to re-port that the conditions of his gift had been met by contributions from Colored people. In giving to this cause you would be supportive of a phase of Negro life that all thinking Negroes are agreed should be improved; namely, creating new places of employment for and instilling ideals of thoroughness and efficiency among Colored workers—improvements which should be encouraged by financial support from the group to be benefited by them." A recent bulletin on the Lenovo industrial work states that the company has been awarded the A. & P. Two Company, the Ford Motor Company, the Hewlett-Packard Company, and other or- 3-Piece Bed Outfit Consisting of New 45-Pound Mattress, Refinished Iron Bed and a Good Set of Used Hangover Coil Springs. ```markdown ``` Consisting of New 45-1 Set of Used Hangover Only a Lim So We Adv 100 DOWN ANDER BAY ST. ST. ST. 30 Years to organisation and drama in various countries of the country. The Director of the Loafer has conducted in- dustrial campaigns in Boston, Pittsburgh, Chicago, New York, Mil- land, Springfield, IL., Chicago, Columbus, St. Louis, St. Paul. the mottoe of these service clubs such as the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions Clubs have been in school and college. The mottoe of these colleges have listened to talk about Negro achievements in business and the media and the motion has been used frequently. Mention is made of the efforts made by the Industry and Trade Association to favorable consideration from the American Federation of Labor for the need of more concentration on preparation in schools and at the need of more concentration on the need of young people who wish to become artillans. Employees have been encouraged to encourage them to strive to overcome obstacles that the race so often faces in employment. 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Laboratories, $10.00. 138th New York City, Dept. 25. ```markdown ``` The citizens and inmates are readers in this city. Turn your very grateful to Mr. Claveneau长报告 to report him. He will be in town for the manned course in their read when the paper is delivered. Have your money for manned course in their read when the paper is delivered. Mr. Silkoff of Wichita Falls CLEARWINE — Rev. A. L. who has been visiting to San An- Wright of Abbelea presided Sunday route to her native home day at the First Presbyterian Church House. Mr. Silkoff of Wichita Falls CLEARWINE — Rev. A. L. who has been visiting to this city. Mr. Armes Johnson died Sunday. Rev. Pricie of Glorbeau, Texas, night at 11 o'clock at her daughter's in the city church and him was in the city church and him was in the city church. Mrs. C. Silkoff, D. Rink who visited her sister at son. JACQUESYLEE. Rev. A. M. Mitchell, pastor Rising Star Bishop, pastor Church filled his regular napkin array with flowers and good and well attended. Mr. Corriss. H. Crunch, formerly of this church, pastor of the past master at Pineview. View College was killed by his brother William Crunch at Pineview View, but hostel. The funeral was largely attended from the Chancellor's office, June-14th, conducted by Rev. C. W. Johnson, conducted by Rev. A. D. Brown, conducted by Prost. Austin and Rev. F. D. Cook. Rangalee Undertaker filled charge of the body. The reverend TRAGUE — Sunday School and a royal banquet on her return church service were excellent at from where she finished her all Churches in the city, Sunday. Church, in Wiley University, Marriott, Calvin Johns preached a soul shall, Texas, by the members of the spring afternoon. It Church had Jarvis Chapel M. E. Church, Mrs. A great day. Many people sat on the階階而 the service for, many miles returning from an operation at away Rev. L. J. Jackson, Rev. 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THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS; SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1928 Maryre left Sunday evening to apologize for reporting the largest amount, par on platform, at Wayman Hill. Johnbieohl Pellier, 41, was the first person to be charged with Texas, during the Quarterly meeting. Hassel Cana 27,4. M. G. Blake, 28, Reynolds M. B. Pelier, 40, guilt of offence. Our Affirmative Pharmacist has returned from the State Administration, Mrs. O. M. Marryre, phdor. Guildo — Quintet an interview. Mr. W. J. Washington, Dallas ing ball game, was played here. Maryre, 36, moving to Sunday evening at the park. O. M. royalty glorified while here on the court, and the scorecrowd screamed for her. Mr. M. G. Griffin motivated to Louisville, and I in glory at the park. Maryre and Marshall where they lived. The big anniversary rally, rally and Marshall where they lived. The big anniversary rally, rally and Marshall where they lived. The big anniversary rally, rally and Marshall where they lived. The anniversary tribute visiting his parents and real success. The anniversary tribute visiting his parents and real success. season. With all this rain all the farmers' fields are full of grass in and around Oakwood. Why don't we Baptist preachers stop and think a minute and there wouldn't be so much splitting up among us as a denomination. We split everything, churehes, associations and conventions. Mr. R. H. Rutherford. President of the National Benefit Life Insurance Company, states that one of the great needs of Negro Life Insurance Companies is no men trained for their work. The time has passed for men unable to secure employment in other directions to take up Life Insurance. "On the side." WHEN she was sent to the city of BANGOR, the Sunday was a high day at the A.M.E.E. Church with big revival going on. Rev. D. W Smith, Preiding Tider of Amarillo, District preached two wonderful germans. Mr. Tom Williams and wife, Mrs. Florece Yanghns Rax, re-turned-from a pleasant visit with Good attendance for St. Paul B. Mr. Will Richardson is having a new home, built on a corner of Smith Avenue. Dr. Flowers and spent a few hours here family. Newlandville, M., and Mrs. Fred Weedman and little Male Hollis Proctor, both of whom attended Albany, Illinois and Florida, Mrs. New Jose accompanied them as Mrs. Weedman and Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Flea McLennan, Mathew Mabbitt, Thosian Waters, and Marion McLennan, all supplying bit wakilab 12, Kagama, Marie-Simonus Rogers and husband of Dallas 36, the 17th of June host with her mother and brother, and twenty guests Tuesday evening with whiston honoring Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. Mr. W. D. Washington left Wednesday night for his home, in Dallas. White he was domiciled in the Largton-Tucker home. Mrs. Hianch Abraham Lewis and Little son are here guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Francis. Massers. B. 3. Jones and C. N. Thomas have opened a first-class Candy Kitchen. Cream Torto and Cafe on W. Summer Camp St. in the form of building. They had their grand opening on last Friday night. HENDERSON — Rev. O. D. Henry, the Rangellet closed a ten days' Time of the Year on Tommy Middle, raised $211.50. Rev. J. L. Henry and Washington appeared just 15 and preached Sunday at 11:50. Tuesday was high with air colored people. A barbecue on the 19th was made at 10:30 A.M. with decorated on the wonged cars, horseback ridders. Prises were awarded to the News Misses Mary Jane Reed's Dough. 1st prize, Homer Windom and priors and Connelly Turned 2nd. Mr. Delta. Johnson. is at the hospital for treatment. Her condition is some what grows. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Murphy were visitors of their old home. Mr. P WOOLF CITY — Sunday, Rev. K. J. Olmstead delivered two spiritual W. J. Cobb and McIntyre delivered the memorial church in Palatine. The memorial church, dated December 1919, is burglarized and was, but burgled Wednesday in McCain Memorial. Rev. J. L. Gilbert, the pastor, was the only person to attend. The following out-of town civilians attended the funeral; Mr. Gilbert, Gladys, Washington, Hot Springs, Ark. Prof. R. L. Clark, F. Worth, Tomas and Mia Marian "Carl" and Miss Louise Clark is visiting in Worcester, Quite a number of Worcester colleges have a news conference in Commerce, and Miss Dermona Worthington appeared on program at the Conference, Mr. Worthington said. Miss Dwain "waited in Greenwich" until Born to Ray, and Mrs. Johnson, a fine baby boy. Mother and baby are doing the. Mrs. Exie Highkower spent the week-end in Denison, Prot Jones, the Maguira presented an interesting performance at Yongera Chapel on the 16th. Mr. and Mrs. E. Binner of Denison are here visiting relatives Miss Rargh Lock has returned from an extended visit in Cleburna Mr. Alex Nelson was in Port Worth last week. The New York City Antitrust High School at New York Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Pelera of Texarkana were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Forsam. Sunday, Arthur A. Ward of the True People of America was in East Texas last week on business. Quite a number intended by the "Muse of Game" in McKinley. On the 19th of October, Wolfe City and McKinney, Miss Noll Reese Stout is visiting in Con�erone. Mr. James T. Reemer of Cleburna spent the week and in the city visiting his sick mother. Mrs. Henrista Spencer. Mr. A. T. Loyland, Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Tollis, of Abirala is in the city visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Toll Hollis. The Frezzette Club visit at the Hospital Tabornele Sunday the un�led was a why it discussed by Dr. Hotteler, A. Giffon, B. C. Foreman, Other. The New York City and Mr. Clark Loehose was the most full-up of a spiritual sermon of Yongera Chapel on the night. 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This new line calls attention to the emphasis of the public by the NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE INFLUENCE COMPANY and other insurance organizations upon the de- tility of the thorough training of agents; and it is notable that the company has been in new undertaking to supply countries for insurance for the benefit of their students and to meet this need. Present day competition is keener than ever. It is not competition among companies so much that it is not possible to use the This is due to the fact that there is an urge on the part of more experienced. The firm will study with active practice. Mr. R. H. Rutherford, President of the National Life Insurance Company, states that one of the great needs of Negro Life In- surance Companies, fa men trained for their work. The time has passed for men unable to secure employment in other directions to the up Life Insurance. 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Rev. C. C. Harris, pastor. SEHEMAN — Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Poutur and sohr, Dr. C. A. Dorter, are invited to the National Republican convention in Kansas city stopping Mr. and Mrs. Layne Nicherson of Wichita Falls motored here. They were joined by their daughter Naniel Nickerson and sibiru Mr. Maguire Edwards. The sisters and daughter-Mrs Viola have rurally returned to Wichita Falls, Oklahoma City. Mr. Ariane Hendrick of Burton City, N.C., has been visiting Bentonville, N.C., Tale, and Inglish Murgh. Mr. Lizzie Housen of Amarillo City, Paysy Chanel, A. M. Church. He is the assistant pastor is holding a North end, a new Jai Suq; minister Mrs. Minie Thompson and son are handsomely situated at 512 East Mulberry Street. Mr. Parrille Culberson and son Mr. Lewis Culberson Jr. accompanied by Mr. George Lynch of Shawnee. Oklahoma, who have been visiting their mother Mrs. Alice Deiton after spending a few days in Dallas returning with little Miss Sailor Ellston, have returned to Shawnee. 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Bledge left for OKlah, home City Hall to visit wint her mother and friends, she will return on Monday. Mr. James Alfred and Mrs. Mirti Mittagel of Hibbard City were marrised last Wednesday night. They are on East Fifth Ave. Wilson Church, J. K. Miller on last Monday night, and shipped here for Burial last Wednesday. Mrs. BHIEI. Gleid/and, was named from the First Baptist Church Hall and Mrs. R. H. Durham who has been businesses as Mr. G. W. Wheeler and Mr. T. R. Wheeler and to be Mrs. T. R. Wheeler and Moody Mary in Dallas visiting Mr. Mrs. Olivia English was buried from the Wise Baptist Church in St. Louis on June 14, Mrs. Laurie White was buried here on the 18th of June. The Stewart and McKenzie Wise churches remain. **MARLIN** — Mr. Alvin Washington, a product of the Marlin-Hawk farm from the Bemuel Hutton College and is now in Chicago, holding down Mr. Uche Sambu's job of San Antonio man to week week 1. Witness the last, and rite of his grand death a few days ago in Marx Ter. 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Mr. Smith on Wood Street, who operates the Peppone Coderding Café an example of stickability. The event is held on Wednesday night for her home she had visiting her home. Boundaries with Boehler-Mathie Glipsa Boundaries with the 10th and roaded them to 10. To meet Calvert Sunday and Calvert just as he had aboard, to 10. The Dallas Express will be on the road for a week. Stora, Ride and kept pasted. After Jefferson has been confirmed for a week, to a work to move Mus Leclerc in from Ahlman to visit her mother. M. Toby Heralds and family are on the road for a week. Nine-month term of hard work. The Athlone Hag Co. will earn $46,000 the highest price for same, Call At No. 455 Island Street for info- nance. Mr. Tom Jack Lard and family of Oklahoma City and Mr. Alps Payne and family of Lon America Calvree visiting in Marlin's week. Both families were in big high powered automobiles. Mr. John Gawes has purchased a big-prod Touring Car for his transfer service. Mrs. Myx V. Donahue of Fairfield visited in Marlin's last week. Dr. Butler and son of ABB's were in Marlin's last week on bus. Mrs. Mr. Shurman Bitteres acquired the contract from the city of Marlin to wreck a city jail at about a cospool $150,000.00. Mr. Billi is one of the most experienced men among brick work and Masonry lines. Mrs. B. A. Johnson, president of the Woman's Federated Clubs of Texas, spoke at St. James, Waco, Texas Sunday evening to the Federated Clubs of Gold place. Mr. Bruce Gerald's has presented his family with $1600.00 Buck-six automobiles, his wife, Mrs. Ida Gerald and children were all smiles. Mrs. Lucinda Thomas' daughter married June 18th to Mr. Wilson's son. They received lots of valuable presents. Mr. J. H. Townsend told Monday for Anreto. Mr. H. K. May and Taylor will have charge of the bus Ulson Shop will return it until he retur- mits. Mick. Gibson, blonde, bhacke, bhoree, Mike. Gibson, black, bhacke, bhoree. **CALVESTRY** - Sunday was quarter- ly Colleen Dargis at 8:30 a.m. M. P. Church Rev. Anderson counsel will still miss and proclaimed a balsam nelson. At 3:28 p.m. Mr. Pearson and wife of Tyrion Texas stopped by on their way to downtown. Mr. Pearson is blind and he is a man of great faith. Paul and St. James gave him a good collection. His wife is the niece of Rev. & J. Butler, Houston. Mr. Albert Dubois of Topeka, Kansas was the guest of Mrs. Pearl Payne on the 19th of June; Rev. and Mrs. T. R. Prior of Navaota, Texas also their grand daughter Miss H Stimorton spent the jovements in Calder, North Carolina. Little-Baby Ruth Marshall, left for Galveston, Friday night to see her mother, Mrs. Ruby Marshall. She was accompanied by Miss C M. Drennan Marvin Miller had a bad need of love today morning. He got his arm broken, but both with her. Mrs. Eatella Scorgone of Ennis Texas spent the week and with Mrs. Miles Dugren. Sick first Mr. C. M. Dupree, Mrs. A. E. Polk, Mr. Sydney Pernitt, Mrs. Sarah Jackson has returned from Cleburne, Texas where she visited her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Vassile-Salem. BRANCHVILLE - Mr. R. A. Handle of Waco was here on the 11th The guest of Rev. and Rev. A. W. Jackson and said Mrs Jack's five-year-old stalked for the Continental Casualty Co. Services were good at Little River B. C. Sunday, Rev. N. W. Whiting was holding his first anniversary. Rev. R. H. Humber preached Friday night and Rev. A. W. Jackson preached Sunday at 11:00. The motor went to Calvert for Rev. W. M. Clark who preached at 1:30 P.M. Mr. and Mrs T. R. Jibby of Cold well-commanded their pastor and his wife, who was a friend of Sample and a friend was alipiped at Little River Sunday. Mr. Sarah Phloe and mother-in- law, Mrs. John Phloe and Miss Lee Will Lee. Mr. Caroline Ilee is here from Wichita Paffler visiting relatives in Colorado. 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This study resulted in the voluminous report The Negro in Chicago, published by the University of Chicago Press published by the University Press. In this volume was incorporated Mr. Johnson's "important and frequently quoted" thesis on public opinion in race relations. In 1921 he became director of the Research program of the National Urban League with headquarters in New York City. Among the important studies. Memoir of the National Surveys of Buffalo, New York, Trenton and Plainsfield, New Jersey; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Hartford and Waterbury, Connecticut; Springfield, Illinois; Port Wayne, Indiana; and Indy; Irish; studies in Baltimore, Maryland and Los Angeles, California. He directed and edited the New York Negro Child Study. He conducted a National study at Progress in Labor Union, and at present Research director for the special program of the National Intellectual Conference. In 1933 he founded and became the first author of Opportunity for this organization. At 8:00 F.M. the annual prime speaking, contest, took place in Jones Auditorium. The Jones U.S. win was by Mr. Joseph Gregory. The Grant prize by Miss Ines Cola, and the Rust prize by Mr. A. Langston Dutcher. Miss Nine Blackwall rendered two voices, numbers which were well received. perforce and assisted in launching a. Wednesday morning at 8:00 a.m. number of them upon such affiliation. In the various departments of Johns Hopkins University, Johns Hopkins became famous for the afternoon, at 8:00 a.m. the second their assembly of leading with national physical training demonstrations, many titles, and for its brilliant. At 8:30 p.m. an interesting home interest in the interest of this in Jones Anderson and at 8:00 p.m. a group of young writers and artists m. on the annual address to the Alumnae of Johns Hopkins. At 8:30 p.m. a group of the Brown Girl by Cory B. Rev. Charles S. Browley, A. B. D. two reprints and money and Teenpah of a department. Ohio. Browley, the writer of your special editions devoted to which made a university, the foundation of our university, their Interpretation alumnus association, but the groundwork upon which our university, the American Art Museum, Mr. Johnson is a member of the Thursday meeting of 1899-1900 of the Association of Political Science, the since 1979 annual commissioning committee of the National Conference of the Committee on Dr. Emmanuel and address was delivered, by Dr. Payne's father, the National Conference, and by Dr. John B. Board, Board, Tongue, Lung, Edwards Vint Commencement Guidance to Follow Jeans Way in Race Relations Atlanta, Ga. June 28—Americas, 1000–1000. Atlanta, Ga., June 28—“America has a supreme opportunity to show the world that two races realistically are the same life by a side of peace and friendship and work out their destiny together in mutual helpfulness,” said Dr. Hoberg Jr. Moton, principal of Tookane Institute, before an international commencement audience of three hundred that packed and overran the Slater's Chapel of Speham College. We have a good knowledge that, when it is continued Dr. Motkin, “but thousands of vineers people of both races are working in it hoogally, and, encouraging progress is being made.” Taking an尘土法，的定是 of the Good Smarritan as illustration in the second of Jeans' great laws. “Those habit love the neighbor as in粟尔的 Dr. Hoster above” The unabashed apples perfectly to the interracial situation in America today, and made powerful piles far on unselfish. Cleft with the love of his, anxiety that will make each kindly, most and helpful in its attitude toward the other. Such an attitude to be insisted, offers the only hope for the solution of the interracial problem. It will work and not the same way, but the old, lasting incident. On many striking incident from his own observation and ex- Experience. " If I could keep only one of Jesus' two great laws," said Dr. Motion. " I would choose to keep the second; for I very much doubt if there is any way by which a man may realize love and woven the except by loving and giving the Fellowship. You can always see us to that standard, you thought your neighbor to your enemy, is the test of both your education and your religion. For the primary purpose of each is to prepare people to get along together in friendly helpfulness." " Dr. Motion spoke in high terms of the interracial movement of the hundreds of Southern women who have given an regard in randomisation of lynch- men and in behalf of a fair death in race and a sthymation of life." The occasion of Dr. Motion's address was the Joint commencement sermon of Spelman and Morpheuse Colleges, which brought out the largest audience assembled in the Staters' Chapel since its dedication last spring by its donor, John D. Rockefeller. Jr., Miss Florence M. Read, Spelman's new president,تىكىپ ئىككى ئادەت ئالغان ئۇ ئەرەبلەرنىڭپەلەپلاشتۇرۇپ كەتكەندە بىر كەچمىشىم بار ئېدى. Mr. John Hope, president of Morpheles and the other two, was offered by Dr. M. R. Davasee, president of Clark University. Several beautiful musicists (ثوم بسکين) were rentied by the students under the skins; the rection of Prof. Kemper, Highly Opportunity Editor to Teach at Fisk New York, N.Y. - M. Y. June 30- Charles S. Johnson, editor of Opportunity, Journal of Negro Life and Director of the Department of National Urban League, has获 titled these offices to assume the role of President and Director of Department of Social Science of Park University. His resigna- tion is timely. Biological quality, and is whole- man of the editorial Advisory Board for the volume on the Annoy lan Negro to be published by the Annals of the Acad my of Dutton Committee on the Immigrant's And of Plenipot on a study for the in-Science Research Council to de termine dependable methods for the study on interracial attesta in association with Dr. Woodworth of the Department of Psychology of Cultuura University. On June th he was honored with the De- gree of Doctor of Letters by Virg ia Union University. In going to Pick University he will have responsibility for the cy- periment of inaugurating a b point research program in the South where the vast majority of Necross reside and for completing the re- search activities of a highly selected general staff that faculty in the field of aculeology, ecomptes, pry chology and history. New York, N.Y. June 24, 2006 Bapenko Kristie N. Jones Executive Director of the Executive Office selling for Europe for the purpose of attending two international conferences, one in Cambridge, Mass., and the other in Paris, July 4th to 10th. The conference in Cambridge, Mass., will focus on the Study and Improvement of Human Relations and Conditions in the Workplace. The conference in Paris will focus on International Conference of Social Work as part of the Social Work Work Program. Mr. Jones was one of the directors of the Executive Board of the National Organization of Social Work in 1999. He was also a vice president. He "goes on the BOOM! DREAM" and写而回家 about Xavier Goulet, a French social worker who has just retired as an Executive Board of Music Arts College, Richmond, Virginia. In addition to France and England, Mr. Jones will visit Spain, Germany, Belgium and possibly Northern Africa. COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT WILBERFORCE-U Jane the 17 to Jane the 21, 1992 On Sunday morning at 10 a.m. the Decoracion Bureau Bergen was diverted by Hippopotamus Arkansas. Subject of his address was "A. A. Vouture" in Education." Mr. Lee M. Payrot stated that the greater held of adventure was in education especially in the education he said that this field of adventure required course, exercises and devotion. His speech was punctuated by applause. Following the address President's letter conferred the degree and presented the diplomacy. To the afternoon at 8:00 the annual municipal concert featuring the budget, the Wilberforce quartets and sextite was given in Jones Auditorium. The concert was well received. ```markdown ``` NATIONAL CONGRESS COLORED PARENTS AND TEACHERS NATIONAL CONGRESS COLORED PARENTS AND TEACHERS Will Hold Second Annual Session of the National Congress of Colleges and Universities, W. Va. W. M. H. A. Atlanta, 6a. June 29. -Past and annual conference of the National Congress of Colleges and Universities, West Virginia, July 14-23. -Attending in an announcement of the meeting, of the city of, this month. The congressional will extend the "topic, "The Child-His Home and His Community," and will feature a number of members whom will be W. J. Hale, predeceased of Tommaso and L. I. Bass, of Tommaso O. M. and the National Hygiene Association Miss Jula D. Cusner of the National Hygiene Association Charles R. B. Rose, Secretary of the White National Congress of Colleges and Universities G. Nutter, of Charleston, W. Va. Represeptive will be, present plenary in the National Congress. -Per-representative the Convention just prior to the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools, in Charleston, July 15. Dallas County Extension Workers Specialize In Canning The Home Demonstration Clubs of County are doing some very good work. We will be busy time. The Home Demonstration feature of this month's activity: 80 quarts beans, 40 quarts eggplant, 40 quarts squash, 25 quarts skinny cucumber plums, 250 quarts beets, 157 quarts tomato and 101 cans corn have been released to the public. The Kitchen Content, closed The Farmers Market, closed (white) House! Demonstration Agent and Mrs Dorie Woodin, Y. of the county. Demonstration Junce and led the Kitchen that had been declared the best in wardens' communition. These wardens were in the county in the contest, for this county. The following women came in: Mrs M. Eddie Bald, second; Mrs. Frances Hedrickson; third; Mrs. John Bald, first; and 1st prize which will compete with 17 other women from have Home Demonstration Assns for the State price that will be awarded during the Farmer's Con- firmation View. July 20-31, August 1, 1928. Special rates will be given. Special rates will be given. For further information see Mrs. J. O. W. Hodge. Home Demonstration agent or Mr. G. Walton, county agent. Caledon Women went; petition to the County Court, July 20, 1928. Browns Mill, Browns City, Texas. NORTH DALLAS PRODUCE CO. Will deliver your CHICKENS to any part of the City S-8118 S-8119 We wire Flowers to Any Point DELLING FLORAL COMPANY Wedding Bouquets and Deco- rations, Funeral Designs, Cut Flowers and Made-Up Pots Pot and Bedding Plants Landscaping 2429 Hall St. Dallas For Annoying or Painful Bladder- Evacuation Get the garden Saint Mildy Safety Means Self by All Designers YOUR HAIR Pomona Side Drawing It is easy to paint, and it is not difficult, group the figures together, and it is easy to paint, and it is easy to paint, and it is easy to paint, and it is easy to paint, NICOLLEY MED, CO, Alameda, CA AGENTS PREMIUM FREE PRICES BEST SELLER Warranted - Insured Wine Tables As we told to the lessons of the present quarter session, the roads they constructed to move their legions from one part of the empire to another. We were told for the part meant for the fascination of the sheer size of the empire, the innumerable favorites of the empire, the ten favorites of the empire were allowed to sell citizenship the last six months. But after the crucifixion followed in times and they were often purchased with large sums of three days by the resurrection, a new era dawned bringing Paul that he had obtained his citizenship at a great price. The Roman Government had made a great deal of having forty days Jesus appeared at different times to these faithful men and women and convinced them of His divinity and the Caissars, Alexander the Great, Mark Antony and Cleo-committed them to His program, this program possessed the two leading features which were to be the basis of all future efforts. 1. They were to carry in Jerusalem until the name was just mentioned shall be forgotten the name of Paul they should be endued with power from on high. 2. They were then to go and make disciples of all nations, beginning at Jerusalem: History shows that they entered their world's task with remarkable seal after the experience of Pentecost. Five thousand were converted in one day. TEXAS TOWNS but after the most-faith made such wonderful progress, it also became the object of bitter parseation, the Jewish rulers, who had not been able to crush out the influence of Jesus as they had expected the crucifixion would do. A new spirit possessed His followers and despite the persecution, they preached Jesus with ever-increasing power and effectiveness. The Infan Church's Mighty Champion in the Making During a period of six or seven years of its existence, the Church passed through very bitter struggles. Yet God had been a great God in his own way. His life was very long and the man who was to be the greatest champion and the most unique character of all history, Paul of Tarsus is to become the subject for our study for the next six months. The aim of this study is to discover through the life and writings of Paul (1) the elements of that growing inner ex-planning of Christ and theology which made him the one-point of the missionary and the other of the first Church-in-law of Christianity to every day (8). The first Church-in-law was a world-class and product; (3) ways by which the rule of Christ is to be established among men of our generation; (4) to discover each Christian part in the program. We will recall that the interest in the training of the early Church-in-law of Peter as that leader of the early Church, but during that period the Church had only been planted in Judea and Samaria but the gospel had a world-mission and a man is needed of peculiar fitness to inaugurate a period of expansion. Paul is the man for the task. The background of this training is found in the fact that Dr. Dutrountry 6549. The child was taught this passage as early as he was able to understand the meaning of the words it was a duty that no parent was at liberty to neglect. They were taught to believe in the one God, and that it was his duty to love him with all his heart, soul, mind and strength. The value of early training in the good and right way can not be too strongly emphasized in any genre. He mounts have returned from reporter and Bain Malloy. He colleges at Tyrus, Tyrus, Mrs. G. heaskh and cwf翔翔. dwarf JOHN E. BROWN THE EARLY LIFE OF SAUL Dont, 3:1:9; Phil, 3:4:6; Acts=2.3, 27, 28 Golden Text:—Remember now thy Creator in the Days of thy Youth, Eccl. 12:1. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1928 the feet of Gamaliel in Jerusalem, he was sent to that city to complete his education for a Jewish rabbi. Saul Beasil of His Ancestors and Religious Training It required a period of about fifteen years for one to be trained for a rabbi. These were years of much hard work and self demilal—but from the very beginning of his life he was a man of great importance to the tribe of Benjamin. He was the only one of the patriarchs who was born in the promise land. It was from his tribe the first king of Israel had been selected. He had been circumcised the eighth day—hence, not a prolysite, but a Hebrew of the Hebrews. As related to the religion of the Jews, he was the first to be survived by the life to the letter. But at the time he was speaking from the starryway, to the mob, he summed up all of the advantages of birth, education, anecythe, and even his Roman citizenship and counted all but as dross for Christ. The experience which had come to him on his way to Damascus had changed his whole outlook on life. That is just what he did. Saul, A Roman Citizen In the time of Christ and Paul, Rome ruled the whole of the civilized world, as men supposed, although they knew that Alexander the Great had fought with men farther east called Indians, and they heard that beyond that land there was a country where silk grew on leaves of trees. But it seems without question that Imperial Rome ruled over a large area, and that Alexander the Great never been under one government. These countries were connected with splendid roads over which their armies could be dispatched in short notice. The fact that Paul was a Roman citizen enabled him to get protection in almost any place where he might stop to preach the gospel, and the way he kept up his mission—the roads they constructed to move their legions from one part of the empire to another were used for the herds of the cross to preach Jesus. We are told that certain favorites of the emperor were allowed to sell citizenship, and the way they were allowed to sell citizenship why the Roman officer told Paul that he had obtained his citizenship at a great price. The Roman Governorate might well boast of having a citizen as great as Saul. Zonoplan with ten thousand men, the Caesars, Alexander the Great, Mark Antony and patra all held the same position, known to be blessed. Paul was born there. When all of these names just mentioned shall be forgotten the name of Paul will still live. In the time of Christ and Paul, Rome ruled the whole of the civilized world, as men imposed, although they knew that Alexander the Great had fought with men farther east TEXAS TOWNS Dallas is in our city for a few days. Mrs. Carrie Ellis was in town Sunday. Mrs. Mittie Johnson of Dallas is attending the bed show. Mrs. Anthony Rorton, Huggens played The Coopies Heavy Wights. June 15. scores 4-4 in FAVOR of Rotten Huggens. 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