Dallas Express

Loyal Friends Delegates Leave For San Antonio, Session Sunday Texas Federation Colored Women's Club in Houston A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Founded by W. E. King Volume 35 More than fifteen hundred representatives and delegates comprising the States of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana will attend the June 8th presentation leaving for the Ninth Annual session of the Grand Lodge of Burlington of the Loyal Friends of America which is to be held at San Antonio, Texas, July 4 to 13 to celebrate the centennial said to be the largest delegation to the history of this grand lodge will leave the Union Technical Training Center to train the steel construction provided by the Railroad Company will host comfort in the delegates travel. National Grand Master, J. Master J. Hight in a statement made to a re-commissioned juror of the Texas Jurisdiction and greatly increased its membership and drew more jurors. The National Grand Secretary, J. Crawford has been very busy getting his Grand Lodge equipment ready for the San Antonio Jurisdiction. "QUEEN OF BEAUTY" CORNATION CLOSES NATION WIDE CONTEST One of the most interesting of the gala occasions in Haven was presentation, once held at the Athenaeum in 25th. When Martine, Merguese of Central, II, was crowned Queen of Beauty, following her selection as the "Natalie" Catherine Hott of Rochester, N.Y., winner of the second year prize, she presented the award at An enthusiastic ovation was scored the two, beautiful girls who smiled their thanks and accepted the two, beautiful men. The two winteris in the Nelson's Beauty Contest were selected from the 1,000 entrants. All parts of the country who took their photographs to the Nelson's Beauty Contest, Van. manufactures of Nelson's Hair Dressing, Albanian New York, Paris, Editor in Chief of the New York News, was introduced by Milton Gooderder, Manager of the Albanian New York News, presented the prize, to the two women. For Bergson, First Prize winner, was awarded $150 in cash, and two weeks contract to appear on the show. Colin Hoft was presented with a mack award of $250. Because of the presence of social media, the two winners, Marlin Preston, first prize winner, maximally relinquished her right to the mack award. This honer was conferred upon The Dallas Express Los Angeles, July — Two special "Those with the economic advantage, hearing the National Office are always the Best people, the upper class, deserved Mr. Pickles for the Advancements, the People and defenders and Friends race," the National Office from O. Eastern, Southern and ill-educated area, the lower cases, Western States to the N. A. A. C. the servants, the subjects, the innocent white and identified citizens of the assimilated that grows a Los Angeles and with a special eye, round a class in suburban and sort of Los Angeles police were secondary; the economic fact is the city which are decorated with gifts of the city which are decorated with gifts of the work, flags and banners to the Hotel that it becomes very disfigured Somerville to be a alive because of his economic disadvantage he gets the lower Miles, the short and the short and the short hotel-grand and operated he cannot etikte, and he cannot Major George K. C. Erver of Los Angeles, delivered the Address of the Angels, delivered the Address of the Inks, gave his status declarations at the - The Opening Mass of the Meeting of the Conference on the Inks of the State, a same goode. Andorra, which is located in the Andorran Auditorium, which is located in the heart of the old alba district, serves servants more access to the city's cultural and artistic institutions, art concerts and festivals, clean and economically independent, there, including Roland Hagen, and more masters, others. A crowd of more Carolina, sp. su. legislature - Nero and Carrion, sp. su. legislature - Nero and more doors and more 1,000 feet of doors but allow Nero chamber masters but allow Nero chamber masters. ing room is more, an annexation of the Association during the past year, which was read at the opening, to the average white Anglo-Thanatian meeting by James Waltson. It is the skeletal and sweating Negro Johnson, Executive Secretary. It is back in the hotel kitchen, who is actually handling everybody's blahs. The Grifle, delivered on address on Thursday, the ruling catechism in Mishnae "The Presidential Election, Black of the Juvenile Court of Los Angeles, who also addressed the Conference on the Opening Night. A. A. A. C. P. Contributes to the progress of the Negroes, and traced the history of the race in Los Angeles since the early Spanish explorers and Negro pioneers, and declared that Negro owned and operated the first ownership-in the Han Panelous Bay. N. A. A. C. P. Contributes to Fights For Negro's Right to Vote in Southern Primaries New York, June 25 – On June 25, the National Office of the R. A. A. C. P. P. was presented to the Blacks for One Hundred. Dollars each to Mr. A. M. Johncutt of Pennington, Fl. and Atty. J. R. Pollard of Richmond, Va., as a contribution toward the fight which the Negroes of these tea communities are dependent upon. The blacks were presented the right to vote-in the Democratic primaries held by the spring. The second prize winner, Colestine Hall, sent his 50-year-old son to Lucille J. Phelps of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, winner of the 2nd prize. More than a hundred media have been distributed to prize winners in local units. The Nelson Beauty Contest has been a major event successful efforts of its kind, and has created a great deal of comment in all parts of the country. While it has its value as a commercial enterprise, its greatness is due to the years of the competition, interest in it, has aroused in the area of better appearances, and the part that well-groomed hair has in the development of personal charm. These seem inconsistent when longer usus in whom we apply Nego cooks, and other Nego agriculturists represent economic subjects in Nego hotels, and in the Nego hotel guest, represent economic equality. And why is a Nego Negro concubine acceptable? There is certainly no physical difference between the concubine and an Nego woman, but there is this important difference: the concubine is but an economic woman, and she must be an economic woman. The gravitation adequately explains that otherwise witness phonomenon called "virtual superiority" against our own economic advantage. If it known it, in Birmingham, we can exclude from passenger elevators freight in hotels, city offices buildings and charity institutions. But just around the corner there will be black and white will rise up in interminably short, no more elec- tral. "Eve the phonomenon of Raven" comes to our homes of its glamour and light of this understanding. Raven does not an injustice but a con- "The Republican Parry Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 Horizon at Jericho *expressions, with confidence in God* Memorial service were held on Sunday in the Nro malacate maternity room, which held on Sunday. The Nro, the Nro and bids you stand firm. Grand Master J. A. Kirk of Waco, the Nro and bids you stand firm. If you answer, Nro is poor. Presided on Monday the Masons CHURCH WOMEN TO HOLD 2ND INTER-RACIAL CONFERENCE THOUSANDS ATTEND TEXAS MASONIC MEETING. M. J. WEIL, G. H. P. Ft. Worth, Texas, July 7—(PNS)-Nearly three thousand out-of-town persons interested and identified with the Masonle orders were here last week attending the annual convention of the Texas Grand Lodge of Mason's at the Masonque. The meetings opened Monday night and continued until Friday night. Two women's auxiliaries also held sessions—the Order of the Eastern Star and the Heretics of Jericho. Memorial services were held on Wednesday night, over which Grand Master J. A. Kirk of Waco presided. On Monday the Mason laid the corner stone of a home for orphans being built at 8:00 p.m. on the Fort Worth and Dallas Interurban line. This institution is estimated to cost nearly $300,000 including the surrounding kinders and other equipment. The following are officers: M. J. Well, G. H. P., Dallas, J. W. Helton, D. G. H. P., Houston. Henry Johnson, King's Longview O. B. Gibson, Scribe, Beaumont D. A. Oliver, Treasurer, E. W. W. R. A. Hester, Secretary, Brown yood. W. A. Young, Lecture, Dallas R. A. G. Sapp, Chaplin, Jack Saville. H. A. Moore, Recording Secretary, S. Ann Abouloo J. H. Harper, H. Vernon, N. J. M. Tobert, R. A. C. Dellan A. Booth, P. S. H. Houston A. Washington, M. V. Austin. J. Brown, M. V. San Angelo. Willis, Carter, M. V. San Angelo. Wilson, Carter, W. V. J. C. Bower, C. Fort Worth. H. R. Blair, Sentinel, San Antonio. Garage Service: CHR the respect of upstanding white students and the wrong in *The Melting Point*. America will not allow us to malt even if we whipped. In the past, schools in the country became dependent in time because deprived. Only when there is a strong, aggressive and assertive minority does the majority of students feel strongly insecurate. It is a national disgrace that Negro children revered as white children. The citizens of every state, Alabama and California are put to their highest ideals they are put to their highest ideals they will give the Negro child the very best school and the district accounts will be checked on up to all reports. The off the white, states make the A special committee has gathered suggestions from women all over the country to create those suggestions into a program some topics to be discussed are: the cultural life of America; the achievements, hardships and challenges of women in the United States; how Sunday Schools and other religious educational organizations deal with race attitudes; the problem of interracial relations in our country; moral and religious education; mental and moral attitudes involved in intercultural relations. to more than four hundred satellites over other, as well as of grounds, declared Mr. of those organizations have selected. *Harp*, "has to reward themselves and standers among some of the outstanding leaders who are expectant of to attend and who will take of possession has been requested by Mrs. John Pergison, President, Council of Women for Home Mission, McGowan, Chairman, Interracial McGowan, Chairman, suspensions and their inspiration Carolina, Mrs. May Leonard Wood in the past. And we have not left Secretary, Woman's Mission, quite out to meet in the present Mrs. J. W. Board, Secretary, in the great ideal which a few of Board of Missions, M. E. Church, are beginning to glimpse South, Miss Caroline B. Chapin of however, in that which was preached Mrs. Cordelle C. A. Wine and the authors and sisters of the Mrs. George E. Haynes of the *American Declaration of Independent Board of the W. Y. C. A. endowment, who said Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins Brown. We hold these truths self-evident: The dignity of Palm Beach Memorial In-Action that all men are created equal, statute of Liberty, N. C. M. R. AW, A. that they are endowed by their God, and that they are created by their God. Service, M.D. Church, South. Rights that among them are life. In the first meeting of Bishop Sampson Brooks with the trustees of Paul Quinn College, Dean Mohr, formerly one of the faculty members of Samuel Houston College and one of the moving spirits in the newly organized athletic conference of this state was elected as president of the institution to take the place of Aaching President N. R. Banks. The meeting was held last Wednesday. Dr. A. S. Jackson Heads Local Board of Trustees As a means of further making efficient the work of the school Dr. A. S. Jackson, commensilior of Education of the A. M. E. Church was chosen as chairmap of the local board of trustees and some other minor changes in the membership of that board were made. It was stated on good authority that Acting president Banks who was to have had charge of the summer school has resigned even that place because of alleged dissatisfaction with the election of the president. Dean Mohr in a graduate of Wilberforce University and a school man of many years of experience. He was chosen unannually by the trustees in seminal and resolutions were passed car-uping to unlimited support of his polities in the conduct of the institution. Bishop Brooks to undertake Big Financial Campaign Bishop W. Sampon Brooks formerly born in charge of West Africa, but now assigned to his business ability and financial skill. Realizing the financial needs of a thoroughly business like administration of its affairs, he has reorganized several starting changes in the business ability with 1960s school and he will undertake a large financial campaign in the area. He will provide a good goal. He states, according to report, that the affairs of the school no longer be conducted throughout the school as well as the process itself. In furthering that plan will provide it will institute a system or collection and accounting which will take care of all of the educational activities that will be employed to look up all reports. Therefore, with the abilities and policies of, Bishop state that he has the reputation of doing all of his business and financial thoroughness and it is evidently that the school will reach a high point of efficiency during his administration. HOLD 2ND FERENCE Interesting Speeches Feature of Meeting of Women's Club. the most representative singers of the state are the features of the twenty-third annual convention of the Texas Federation of Colored Women, a convention here. Convention headquarters are being maintained at Triptyx and E. Church, corner of 10th and 11th streets, events of many sorts are being given the visitors in the various locations arranged in a function is arranged for Prairie View State School when the visitors will be the guests on the campus. A mug meeting on Sunday afternoon opened the sessions. The feature of this meeting was the presentation of the vice president of the Texas Women's Club (white) whose comment on the contribution of women to the war was the occasion for much aplause. General comments of those women, Mr. Mira, Feldh had studied much and read widely of the Literature of the War. Other numbers on the program included records of past presidents of the federation among whom were Mrs. Inez Scott of Paris, Mrs. C. E. Adams of Beaumont, Mrs. R. A. Hamoone of F. W. Worth and Mrs. H. W. Willsam of Cornelia. Greetings from the city representatives were delivered and an interracial address by Mrs. Ianzio Daniel Ames of George Town, chairman of the Texas International Committee. Music for the occasion was furnished by Mrs. A. X. Black-Martin, a representative of Frarey View State School, Galveston club representatives and Antioch Baptist Church Choir. Houston Editor Speaks at Opening The formal opening was held in Trinity M. E. Church with Mrs. C. H. Christian presiding. The feature of the evening was the address of welcome delivered by Editor C. P. Richardson. He welcomed the representatives for both readers, number 10. He was marked the characteristics of each. Much applause erected his assumption of the manner of a city representative who is ill at ease in addressing a Negro gathering. Other numbers on the program included address by Rev. B. A. "RACE SUPERIORITY" SUPERSTITION DEPLORED AT CONFERENCE Hindu Attorney, S. G. Fundit, Cities Declaration of Independence Los Angeles, July 10 — **Seth Gonsalves**, '08, recently came in for sharp criticism last night, in the address of R. G. O'Neill, Blitz attorney of Los Angeles, speaking before the 18th Annual conference here of the National Association for the Advancement of Color.** PRICE 5 CENTS NUMBER 20 Sunday Houston A Feature of Meeting Men's Club. Pleasant, Mrs. John Griggy, Mrs. R. M. Pfeiffer of Tyler. President Delivers Annual Message The annual address of the pres- ident, Mrs. A. Bernards, John- was also delivered at the formal opening. It was filled with the thoughts and inspiration for the women of the state to take the work of their organizations more efficiently. To the more com- plicated to the opportunity for sex and inspiration, it is now open to the women of the race everywhere. Representative Women From All The programs of the meeting which varied in character but which were interesting without exception contained numbers by some of the most representative of the years. These were, however, names appeared on the true grams of the week were: Micdames Bidle; Whiteside; Houston; A. E. Bublett; Wace; M. G. Doll, Wichita Falls; O. V. E, Barlett, Wace; P. J. Dodd, Dallas; M. L. McCoy, Galvston; M. L. Tuckett, Galvston; M. M. Tuckett, Galvston; Misses Virginia Miller, Houston; Hortense Carthares, Houston; A. Bowden, San Antonio; Katherine Green, Gaines Hall; Mrs. N. V. Foeh, Dallas; Mrs. M. E. Huster, Prairie View; Mrs. G. V. Banke, Prairie View; Mrs. B. H. Bem, Crescent; Mrs. A. J. Carter, San Antonio; Mrs. M. M. Sanford, Mrs. M. V. Donaldson, Marlin; Mrs. A. Freeman, Beaumont; Mrs. P. W. Sanders, Prairie View; Mrs. Ars. Borre, Port Arthur; Miss E. H. Oshorn, Houston; Mrs. B. H. Oshorn, Houston; Mrs. E. K. Oshorn, Mrs. M. G. Graves, Nava Scot, Mrs. G. Hall, Houston; Mrs. N. L. Peers, Carolean; Mrs. O. H. Boewell, Dallas; Mrs. Matt. Child, Warnhعle; Mrs. D. N. Givens, Cleburne; Mrs. Ray. Williams, Houston; Mrs. W. H. Maxey, Wace; Mrs. Ars. Dawson, Turrell; Mrs. W. Wilson, Faw; Mrs. H. E. Williams, Carleans and Mrs. M. C. Donnell, II Pao. Many Social Affairs Held During Meeting Among the many social affairs held during the meeting were the musical tea held at the residence of Mrs. Percy Cleman, the compliment of The Ethel Ransombe Literary Club of Houston an art (Continued on Page 6) liberty, and the pursuit of happiness "More and more are we finding out that man must live, truly live, that each and all have an equal right, and even obligation, to live their own lives. And what is life their own lives? One of one's self, of one's ownness? We have a slavish imitator of anybody whatever. Every individual has a unique contribution which he is a one's make to the great human symphony, slowly but surely perfecting itself. To the extent that he is thwarted from self-expresses all "humanity" is rendered "an ever-increasing number of individuals are today attaining to the recognition of the entire of the contradiction and illogic of the protagonists of the dogma of the only true religion, or philosophy, the best government or social system, the noblest human race or nation, etc. For we feel that each race's contribution is indispensable. In its own uniqueness to enrich the world, the world is the same as its truly claim to absolute superiority over another. "No need, therefore, of misdirected missionary effort towards conversion of others to something a life to that own nature, nor any justification to "fancy our soul" elevated by the measure of depreciation and contempt we poll our own will, and the result of our feeling of them in our fancy, and as we may, in fact." "This is important. If this is to be constantly seeking to reach a higher excellence in one's own self, expression. There is no greater stimulus as can supply another to evoke his unique expression of himself. Thus may we grow to turn our own self into a self, and see as we am enshod. The self, prior and concrete, even if they have a three-dimensional use, to us, as a溪bili clothing in the night of our quin industry, will tell fall awake, one fourth to another and we shall sail forth as soon freed from the de- partment to mountain, convert or on plain offers." AND CLUB Carnation Charity Club Jack Jackson, Mr James Jones M Norman Mitchell, Mr. Field K Thomas Mitchell, Mr. L. L. Mr. Jones, Mr. Homer Mr. L. The drug not july 1st on 11 the 1st week, and preyor the prey dent gourmet the meeting won in business. After sunshine, the his wife Mrs. Johnson, Adams and his wife Mrs. Johnson, Adams and the man who was next meeting will be July 11 at 14:11. A. St. Paul A.e. with the treasure. Again, the prey to the press. Members present 14 Receipts of meeting $11.74. Paid with for Charity $100. THE COLUMBIA WHIS AND SOCIAL CLUB Mrs. Jinka was hootees to 10 the 10th Friday evening June 11. Jack Jones (10th) Wides Wires, Ann to a member 5th guests were of interest. Whether you played a pre THE NAME OF CHARITY CLUB WAS organized by the university village. Villas were held with the follow- ing officers elected: Mrs. Howard Broadbent, Mrs. Hickey, Broadbent Broadbent, Mrs. Hickey, Broadbent Broadbent, Mrs. M. P. Abner, Chagallia Broadbent, Chagallia Hill Committee, Chagallia Hill Committee, glb. collected. Mrs. Richardson glb. collected. Mrs. Richardson glb. collected. Mrs. Richardson Mrs. Howard, President Mrs. Nicha, Secretary A. H. Hardiman, Deputy A-1 WIRE CHAIN Mid June 19th, 1792. State记 enlisted by Mia. George Dearman morning, Mr. R. Mahone, de- tention, Mr. R. Mahone, new twelve, new members. Mia. "Rock and G Columbia "Magic Notes" Peg Leg Howell "I got a range in Cooks as nice I want some lo To turn my da This snappy numb - Low Down, Round "I got a range in my kitchen, mama Cooka so nice and brown I wane some loving fairy To turn my damper down." This snappy number is coupled with "Low-Down Rounder Blues" and it's going over big. Tell your customers about Columbia Record No. 14320-D, 10-Inch, 75c "Rock and Gravel Blues" "Low-Down Rounder Blues" Vowels - Peg Leg Howell OTHER POPULAR RECORDS Record No. 14321-D, 10-Inch, 75c "How Long" "Lonely Blues" Ash Your Dealer for Latest Race Record Catalog Columbia Plymouth Circuit 6119 Broadway, New York City Columbia NEW PROCESS Records Made the New Way - Electrically Post-visual Recording - The Records without Scratch Jack Jackson, Mr James Jones, M. Norman Mitchell, Mr. Hall, M. Thomas Lee, Mr. Homer, Mr. Lub Cochran The club most July this at 10. Table of Map. Id. Max Smith, 15 Mrs. Jinka was hooted to if clutch. Thursday evening June 11, she honeled 1945. Widow strut. Above, her husband, 1945. Assistant. Wife was played, piled, awarded Mr. Bash. That Wife was awarded Mr. Bash. Everyone expressed themselves, having had an amenable event, the hatter moved in a sumptuous, The visit with Mr. Thursday evening June 11 with, Mr. and Mr. Johnson Head, a Bollywood event, want grant, playing "what, after what?" about an amusement park, three greats. The next meet meeting will be with, Mr. McKenna, on the McKenna Street. GOLDEN BEAUTY CLUB Met with, Mr. Julia Robinson at 2859 Holborn Street, June 11 2017 West 21st Avenue, June 23 at 2017 West 21st Avenue, June 23 with Mr. T. Morrison at 1899 Cochran Street, June 23 Parker Ave. The meeting will be a business meeting, will be with Victoria are always welcome. Columbia "Magic Notes" Travel Blues" by in my kitchen, mama and brown loving fairy imper down." er is "coupled with er Blues" and it's Mrs. Jermaine Morgan, Pro- s. Mr. John Landers, Secretary, Mr. Julian Robinson, Reporter HOLDER HEALTH CLUB We are grateful to the success of Mrs. A. W. Travis at 1-12th Street, Officers were watched and 20 members joined, all willing to help with the future success of a club. After business meeting with the Yankees, were photo recollections were served. Next willing to A. 4137 Killis St. with Joe Travis, Reporter T. W. C. A. NEWAY The Religious Education con- tinuing is providing a special pro- gram for the Yankees, which last 29, from 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. services, in the morning, the timing being right in the Cooking class that at 3 on Tuesday and Friday, at P. M. New ways of preparing BIRTH AND DEATHS J. C. Spencer, 2629 Laluter, GIRT Matthews Lite, 1829 K. 8th, BHP Walter Lite, 1829 K. 8th, BHP Deakts Amie McWaar Farm, 1829 BHP Derrick Wittliff, J. 2629 Flora Geo. W. Lewis, 1819 N. Central Kenneth Alexander, 2121 Henderson Jert William Mee Mayfield, 119 Grey George Mee Mayfield, 119 Grey Gilbert Glennan, 2300 Pugua Dorothy Mae Anderson, 2121 Southern Lewis, 2629 Taylor Snowy J. Greeneau, 186 Compton, Arabella Sheedon, 1819 Bingham Arabella Sheedon, 1819 Bingham Jeremy Johns, W. 2629 Taylor Jeremy Johns, W. 2629 Taylor young men, mean, professor of athletics, skater Rosewood raising school label, Oklahoma State University, work is for the summer team The work of the district gives each with excellent knowledge will unite, not only at a Sunday meeting at Bear Creek that is held in the plaza, but in the plaza, the pastor colts that he has been to position to give to the work the time, the knowledge, the experience, the measure to his possibilities. He is laying plans for a great research program to bring new life to the church program - the community. In the past he has with the presence of Dr. J. W. McDade, the newly appointed pastor of the church, and practical seminary which was gladly received by all. The Doctor has been in demand all over the district. A GREAT UNION REVENUE CAMPAIGN — A THOUSAND BILLS ADDED TO THE CHURCHES OF DALIAS is the MOGAN OF THE DISTRICT. At no time in recent years has it been meeting on such a large scale been attempted as the one that in 1992 the ministers of Dalian and surinam ten territories. The plans for the ministers' effort have been the regular ministers'渺渺. The ministers have been working on the plan for the ministers'渺渺. The ministers have been working on all of the details could be worked out. One of the most outstanding ministers in the South with a train a carriage of one hundred and fifty voices the tender music to the day's dawn, the day's midday, the day's night. There will be a summer every day. At no time in addition to the great night-series All of the details will be given in next weeks issue of The Dallas News. Kevin Timmons would should begin now to get into the spirit of the meeting. One hundred conserved special workers will be organized to the next few days. Quarterly meeting next Sunday at Jennibra Minston East Indian Bay, M. A. Baldwin School. The churches are ask to be present. HITT. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 foods are included also. Miss Prodred Dodd, our Girl Liebera, Chairman, will be the guest of the Hoodsite GIRL Reserve Chairman diner. We visit the guests of the Hoodsite GIRL Reserve Mrs. C. R. Bewell, the Hospitality Chairman, will be the guest of the Chairman while attending the guests of the Hoodsite GIRL Reserve Mrs. Mayne Dodd, as a recent guest of the Chairman, will be the guest to be our Girl Reserve Secretary, Miss Davis has been active in, in the student movement of the Hoodsite GIRL Reserve, and in the cultural Committee of the Student Movement for four years. The com- munity will be represented by Miss Dodd has accepted our offer, Miss will begin work in September. Miss Dodd will be guarded next week, with Miss John Pulton as president and Miss Jane club will take us the major inter- club the Older Girl department of the Y. W. C. A. To the Good Hope Eastern Association which covers the machine shop. We are prepared to. And 1001 Spades the loveliest kind of spades and pencils for the office and office cents with drinks. Dinner 15 cents with drinks. Supper 25 cents. Wife 25 cents. Open All Day W. Hill, SMITH, Providence 228 Wood Street. Mashua, Texas RING 3-0202 FOR YOUR SUNDAY CHICKEN Killed and dressed while You wait Has had 10 years' experience in the Poultry BUSINESS PRISH VEGETABLES FOR RENT 2 Furnished Rooms 3601 Meyers St. Phone 4-1839 HOLTKAMP'S FLORIST FLOWERS For All occasions FUJI FUNG 9711 BUYAN STREET F ROONE 3-1481 STEPHENS BROS. DRUG STORE Don't guess about it, but the Pick We make it, it will get it for you. 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DALLAS COUNTY BIRTH REGISTRAR ANNOUSKED This country has now been organized in accordance with the new Vital Statistics Law, by the appointment of registrers for each justice product and each incorporated town or city. In some cases, two or more products have been combined into one district where it seemed best so to do. Every birth is required by law to be reported to the local registrar of the district in which it is required to be reported in physical or child birth or if there was neither, than five days after the birth. The law prohibits the burial or removal of a dead body before a death certificate properly and completely filled out, has been filed with the local registrar, and a burial or removal permit has been secured. The immense legal value of the records makes it important that the offences of Texas give this protection by having a complete. Real record properly filled in accordance with this law. During the first three months of 1998 before were reported, from Dallas County 1179 birth and 988 deaths. The result indicates that the only about 69 percent of the birth and 90 percent of the deaths were reported. It's go 100 percent from now on. Below is a list of local registrars of your county, and it is urged that you make every effort to comply with the law and to aid in securing complete registration in your county. For further information, address State Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Austin, Texas. Hugh I. McInord, Highland Park, Dallas; Birdie Smith, Dallas; A. B. Couch, University Park, University Pharmacy, Dallas; preincit 1 and Highland Park and Dallas. R. B. Kennedy, Lisbon, preincit 1 and Lisbon, Glendale and Liberty Highs. R. M. Thompson Carroton, proctest N. P. Morrison, Gapland, proctest 1 and Gartan 2 and Manquita 3 and Manquita 4 and Manquita J and Manquita N. J. Nacke, Dancville, proctest 5 and Dancville, Rt. A. 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Gallion, Texas Phone 3-0010 e Beauty Salon 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. or Beauty'S sake" work in All Lines of Beauty Work AIDA HAIR POMADE DR P. M. SUNDAY, PHYSICIAN AND SUNDAY Office Phone 7-6488 Res. No. 8-688- Office Hours: 9 to 11 a.m. in the Building 1411 Franklin Street. Bedrooms 2828 Temple Ave. Parking P.O. Box 1234 PELAN PHONE-OFICE U-3818 Res. U-3828 Physicians and Surgeon (Mckillian丹麦诊所) Dallas, Texas Hon. B135 Thomas Ave. Dallas, Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counsel at law 866 Pyrah Temple Dallas, Texas Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. DR. E. E. WARD Physician Office Y2007, Res. 1-1001 Pyrah Dallas, Texas TEXAS DR. C. W. FLINT DENTIST: Ground Floor Location, 291 East Hinth Street, Fort Worth, Texas AIDA POM CREATED FOR UTIL OVER FIVE MILLION ADIA HAIR SOLD LAB A SUPERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR AIDA POMADE MAINTENANCE AND TREATMENT WITH PRESERVATIVE OVERTON HYDRIENIC AND CHICAGO FAIR ENDUCHION - DOT MARIS'S HAT A DELICTION TO DURR BOGH OF LOS INTERNATIONAL CATALOG ON NEW DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHYSICIAN & HOSPITAL House 212 Phrygane Temple, Hastings 624. Basking Ridge, Dr. R. T. HAMILTON 8:30 p.m. Dallas, Texas 12-8-21 DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & HOSPITAL Diseases of Women and Children (all cause promptly unwound). Office Hours: 9:30 to 12 A.M. 8:00 to 8 P.M. 7:30 to 8 S.M. Phone: Basking Ridge Basking Ridge Basking Ridge DR. J. G. HARDIN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office 3250 Thomas Ave. Office 1600 P.M. 7 to 8 P.M. to 4 P.M. 7 to 8 P.M. Office Phone: 7-1228 Residence Phone: 9-866-5 Dr. B. E. Howell, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON office Phone 7-816 H. B. 816-5 9:00-11:00 p.m.; 8:00-10:00 p.m. 9:00-11:00 p.m.; 8:00-10:00 p.m. 7:00-8:20 p.m. m. 7:00-8:20 p.m. m. The Office of Dr. Brenn and Control Night Call Answer Promptly Office Phones 8-3315 Office Hours .... 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. OFFICE-Flowers Building. Room 200 Room 1-21 L-8 Hall Office-7-3228, Mon. 3-8:218 Office, Glencore 10:00 to 12:00 W.午后 to 5:00 p.m. 8:00 to 8:00 Night Sunday by Appointment SIMULATION AND SURFACE PINKESTON CLINIC 2031 Thomas DALLAR TEXAS HAIR MADE FULILITY AND FASHION (8,000,000) CARS OF HAIR POMADE JUST TEXAS in evidence that quality is still appreciated and will be always. A hair stratification and hair drowsins of surprising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the front Alas Hair Forms has been stood the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarter of a century. Put up in a round hole the condition. Soy Sale by all druggists. ONLY BY GIENIC CO. PRODUCTIONS BY HITT ADVICE TO THE FORLORN DOUBLE GIRL WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO GET SOME ONE CHANLEY-MOORE? WILL HOLD WHERE SOMEONE HOOK IT UP WITH A NIGHT-PLAN The Welcome Cigarette NORTH STATE CIGARETTES Humidor wrap keeps them fresh OLD NORTH STATE CIGARETTES 15c for twenty PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Georgia Shirley of New Ave. is in the City to attend the federal of her sister Mrs. Kate definite stay; arrived in Santa, P. Patm Lewis, Mrs. Shirley is in the 4:30 Monday. Will return by the following day. Mrs. Minnie Thoms of 801 Wall Street left Monday to visit the encampment of the American Airlines fleet at the Uniform Bank Co. K. which she has served for many years. Mrs. N. O'Amore of 4242 Clark WEST DALLAS improved. } Miss Kelly Gide wished to announce the marriage of her daughter, Mia Gide. Xinglue Harris to Mrs. Gide. Xinglue Harris to Mrs. Gide. Mrs. Gide and Mrs. Stickle are 15 a few weeks in Houston, Texas. CARD OF THANKS We acknowledge the kind expression of sympathy shown by friends at the death of my beloved husband. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 for the churches, end heading temporal organizations at Lincoln College, and for the church bids. Mrs. Salle, Smith, lt. for Odessa, Texas to visit him, visit the church, and visit the church in San Angelo, Texas, Mr. Tex Thompson and Mrs. Georgia White and Mrs. John White, both night. H. P. Patton, officiant, Mrs. Edna Hines who has been ill through the day. Dr. Pa. in the guest of Pittsburgh, Pa. in the guest of, his brother Mr. Jes Wilson. lows. Mr. J, Q. Blows, President, Missouri Governor, Vice President, Missouri Governor, Vice President, Missouri Governor, Transmere, One aim is for a better "Jazz Fest." Our aim is for a better "Jazz Fest." July 8, hikking every member to July 8, hikking every member to Mr. Jeddy Clarkson, John, Jr. more profitable and in every way more valuable. A new feature did not change the nature of the farm curriculum. This course will cover many phases of work experience, including farm management and they are urged to attend some to receive full benefit from the farm. All building will be thoroughly renovated at the close of summer, and all work will be made to take care of the great crowd expected. We look forward to seeing you. We expect attaches. A rate of one cent per mile both ways has been granted and other lines have granted a rate of two-thirds of the one way fare. With the rates granted over all lines, the rates charged by rail will by auto, and certainly far after all are urged come by train. You will be given time in times to be placed in the building ready, when the meeting opens. The annual summer party, it writes an event with them, is a celebration of friendship with music, anticipation and laterward special guests at the parties for the summer. The kiddies represented, their absence very much, were the philiphs Chism, Beginner, Superintendent, Johnson, Brown and Todd. WILY TEACHER MARRIES IN OHO Mr. Jessica Tyler, Jacksonville Phi. announces the marriage of Mrs. Sister Mary O'Riefe Tyler, Mrs. Mary Ann Shields Tyler, and Thomas June 1928 at Eagles Oregon, Ohio. This announcement will be given out the country, Mrs. Scott is in graduate of Howard University and will be sent to Winer College, Texas, and then sent to College of North Carolina. During her time in Washington High School Greenbear, N. C. Mr. Scott is in graduate of Washington University. He and his wife, Trace, are and living in Garden City, New York. University affiliating is STREET NO. 1 8-8000 3-7831 Cochran and Allen Instant Motor To Any Pa ALLEN STREET If We Sell It Chili and Toast They Are Pron. Jacksonville Douglas St. For Sale Wuhan to be built for Sale Football Socotr. 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COME IN TO-DAY! ```markdown ``` MEMBER NATIONAL NEURO PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO., (Incorporated) DALLAS, TX 78134 Notice to the Public Any acrossus reflection upon the chareter, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS-EX- PRESS will be gladly corrected upon it being brought to the attention of the publication. , Subscriptions Payable in Advance. 1 Year $8.95 8 Months $75 8 Months $1.25 Single Copy $0.05 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published EVERY SATURDAY MORNING in the Year at 2400 Swine Ave. Battered at Post Office at Dal- tas, Texas, as second-class matter under Art of Congress, March 1479. FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE W. B. ZIPP COMPANY, 800 South Deerhorn St. Chicago, Ill. THE DALLAS EXPERIENCE The never heüed the white feather, neither has it been digged by the yellow starch, it is not affixed with the flannel mouth. It is a plain very day, sensible, con- peritive, maximized, which is no sail to catch the passing dresses; thus no doubtful flag: it professes a patriotism as broad as our country. It lives of even hand- and justice covers all the first, they occupied by the�ing race. This is pively, high ground, but we live as it and are propering. It's of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is boir. W. KING CAN FRATERNAL ORDERS ARE FORD TO URGE THE PAYMENTS OF KOLL TAX? In these days when all thought are turned toward the politician, the outlook of the negotiation when it is begun, would go far toward politics as such which is to be demanded. One of the great powers is generally referred to the group as when they do that, so that the politician can come and after the payment, many of the holders of debts do revolt to the pole and the politician goes on negotiation. An address delivered at an annual meeting of a Texas trade union, in 1981, emphasized the importance that the trade union societies of this state could do much in reminding them of their obligation. If they prove themselves to be members in their annual programs and seek to see to it that all of their members become holders of membership, it may be remarked that much of the political program which they have been involved in has been through the interest of the hands of the various fraternal orders in the state in having their members involved in the work of the only duty they had the payment of poll tax, but they seem to have done so in vexing vices and in settling aside meeting nights for the discussion of the political issues. Russia could adopt some such policy with the hope of the benefit to the national security of the country. The situation which we face politically is serious enough to warrant the inclusion in the national security in the programs of our annual meetings of various sorts. The Russian government is the nation of the state. It is composed of the most intellectual and most educated members. Each debate has some power and practice in his community and through which much necessary information is politicized as a citizen might be spread. It forms the foundation that the Russian government considers. The new life of the free life threatened in ISIS the result as the result of unorganized and considerate consideration of the rights contests. DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS AND THE RACE + PLL BE A MAN Members of the race were complaining several days ago because of the apparent victory of all of the Lily white elements at the recently elected Republican convention in Kansas City. Now Editor Richardson and correspondent Edgar Hammond have been accused of National Convention wired off the members of the race who attended as spectators and accorded no courtesies to those who were attendant in other capacities. In short, it seems that even to a greater degree than has formerly been the case the race politically is between "the devil and the devil." That is literally true. We are forced to accept half courtesies from the Republican Party and to face actual crimes from the Democrats. Although the Republicans have always considered the most active friends of the Negro in America and have accorded him a part in the most serious cases of the crimes against the other way and he is to be no longer no considered. The attempt to grow a large party in the south is generally considered as responsible for this condition. And the thoroughness with which that party is doing its job of getting rid of Negro influence is to be seen in the fact that the Southern Mississippi is the soil surviving Negro National committees. one thing is certain; the Negro is faced with a serious condition that does not now seem easy of cure. Only one hope stands out and that it's the one which will require both time, thought and much sacrifice. Already in the North he is acquiring his rights by vetoing having pooled his resources into the fight against the slave system to grant him office because of his voting power. Must continue to be done with increasing regularity as time goes on. But in the south members of the race must come to that joint by more deliberate degrees but just as surely. Court justice must be invoked where their rights to vote in the race are closely and definitely, hirrising shrewdly with their combined voting strength, and in that way finally win a way into the councils of any party which they may choose. The time is definitely, have when the same comma need which have riven to the fraternal societies which took care of the slave system in every city and hamlet, which are devoted to the securing of opportunity in a civic way for the group. This is a long and tedious way but it is a sure way. It is also a way which, if followed, will result in that political mindedness on the part of every member of the race which is now so powerful that they can power and a process of boring from within. This after all may be the better and more desirable condition. BEN BESS-GOES BACK TO PRISON Ben Bess is of South Carolina had been in prison thirty years for rape and assault when a belated statement from the woman in the case gave him his freedom. The case has attracted national attention and reasons of paal. The woman was sentenced to five years in comment on the courence. All were agreed that the pardon issued to him by the governor was a good thing and that in addition the state owed him some consideration of a substantial sort for the mans days of labor which he had given without pay. There was some talk of a suit to recover damages but later it was learned that the woman had been sentenced to five years in prison and did not know what it contained. Now Bess is back in prison. The mildest comment which may be made with regard to such a case is that there can be no doubt but that that state is in the control of hoodlums whose ideas of Nordic supremacy far outweigh their ideas of the sacredness of the North. It is not the case that the dastardly galaxy of Negro battling history. Had it not really happened, it would have been mutilated. Wild imagination would have been non-plussed in conjuring up such a thing. Yet it really is, justice is going again a bit more. It is not the case that another of the things which proves how far the better thinking south is from actual control of its affairs. It is just added evidence that the initil of the mob still reigns. On the theory that continued pain finally renders the sufferer less susceptible to it or at least more able to resist it, it is not the case that about as another pain would be a continual sufferer. Though still sensitive to it, it knew it for just another of the pangs to which it has long since become accustomed. But it does have the effect of causing more definite knowledge of the state than it would have better thinking members of the white race to the effect that the lawn are to be followed. Admitting that all such statements are made in the best of faith, the Negro realizes that to a large extent that portion of the white race is powerless to resist it, he must have in charge alone to the same degree that they have the Negro. It is unfortunate but true. LYNCHING Nakayama has announced that five lynchings have taken place in the first six months of this year. The last two months would have been more酷 because for the first time almost in history the country had no such case for the lynchings. The first two months of the announcement was in press two Negro brothers who dared to fight two white men were taken from jail in Mississippi and hanged and mutilated. The total now for the year to seven. Expense has hoped almost against hope that the good judgment of the white leaders of the south and of America generally would be now have caused to be written upon the statute books of their states a law against lynching. Good faith in the light of their arguments during the fight to enact a federal anti-lynch law would have seemed to demand it. But they have not been able to bring it. In the case of the mobbing them and their good intentions seem to go for naught. America as such is tired of this evil. Public sentiment in all but the most benighted sections of the south is demanding its cessation. And there is little doubt now but that the federal government must step in and do for the lynchings. The court will determine themselves. It must pass an anti-lynch law. And the sooner it is done the better it will be for this country. The white south of the better sort is wholly unable to control his hooligans and mobbblers. Steps must come in from else- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 Neiggy performs some queer *HEPPERSON*: *Nav. John Vaughn*. The Niggy killed recently was hurled on her waiting horse before she died. The Niggy was chained to *Hess*; for their right *Nevillevix* with Rex J. D. Trickle. The Niggy was blinded and mutilated and *Sarah* was chained by other silent ministers. Neiggy begins to *brand* and The remains are ordered by the Niggy and rest of the Nergus graves on him *Nevillevix* and daughter of the Nergus graves on him *Nevillevix*. BE A MAN A boy of twelve sat meditating, and when the question pointed to him and asked pointedly, "Well, what will you be when you are grown?" He answered slowly, "Well I'll be a man." Some of the students were incited to ridicule the answer attributing its indefinitiveness to most stupidity. Others were of the opinion that it constituted a wittlemworthy of applause. Others, the questioner, among them were a most ready to conclude that the pupil intended impedance toward the questioner, so against was divided. At this justice, in order to clarify the situation and rebuke the impudence if it provided to be such the teacher asked, "What do you mean by giving such an answer?" Seeming not to fully realize the situation he had created still speak in slowly, the boy replied, "I mean it do not know what I shall do, rotts or plow, but I mean to bit man enough to do, whichever I do in the best way." He added, "That is what my mother told me." Indispensable in this philosophy of life, for just as educational institutions which superstructure of professionalism, so masked, in the compartment of all life activities and world plasmata, countries, they have ranks, grades, degrees, casts, allures from arts to the mobility of man, from a made a Man, and still is true the Greatest thing in, the world is the demands and necessities of the times are for a man, philological developed, moralized, moralized, matters whether he wears or not tailored, whether he makes what whatever may be his religious trend or need, whether he is a man, he has our institutions, direct our designs of our institutions, direct our designs of our youth, and help largely in the perpetuity of our civilization. In the world, so far as that is conceived could about an equal share of all little boy—WELL, I WILL, BE A MAN. I AM A NEGRO, WHAT WHAT OF IT? (Brent Riese Nice McKinney) *installment 11* The New Yorker *Guest* Cape Again The New Yorker *Guest* a super-aunt, who spend most of 27 appears in the magazine. He shines through MHWV. Their rich, lively fighting against deprivation and enjoy some of these "tickle" the Nero begins to scare and take his head off. and take his head off. away from his paper," and many other from his paper," and many other to gold scientific research. I have attempted to remove myself as an intellectual and infuriate. I am obsessed with the fact that I am a Neuro and waste no time wishing that I were white. I am not an unprofessional. I now am to unprofessional. I should be as poorly off as my present. I do not believe that I am a white person, but I singee in this great and glorious moment of laughter as the, funny, white folk. Any Negro will not laugh. I am a mercenary and behold the wicked things that the white is guilty of. I am a mercenary and behold that life is worth living in this world. I do not believe that I am dishonestimated against because I am black but because I am white. That is why Mr. Ngroza graduates from Harvard for instance but becomes wealthy and lives in a mansion and swindows moneys, etc. there would have been none or very little boys to the frenemish dormitories. This is a little Economic Geneticism, so I am confident that Ngarersem think about as TEXAS TOWNS WICHTA, FAILS — Mrs. C. I. Wakeley returned home to take up her summer subject after spending the summer with Bill Davis. Miss Charlotte Boot, one of Wichta's popular young ladies left for Los Angeles, California to attend a summer school. We wish for her a. pleasantship and an early return. JEEYERSON—Rev. John Young, who was killed recently, was buried from the C. M. E. Church at a Kedyville with Rev. H. A. Patrick, the son of the 18th centurion, a later by other visiting ministers. The remains were entered at the Jonga Cemetery, the U.S. Pa and the Katedral of the Fama, a blood-charged of the Fama, relatives from California. Wickling Falls and Dallas tended the funer's L. Mrs. A. M. Williams, called the "M. Mrs. M. M. M. M. The remains of Mrs. E. Horne, Williams of Texas, was shipped by members of the order of Tobacco where she was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery Sunday evening at 4 o'clock. The Black Cate and Winborough Gents crossed beta at the Chesterfield Park Sunday evening, across 10 to 6. HONIAN — Grand-Rev. Knight and Secretary Wilburn, T. P. of A. of Commers made their arrival here to visit the Lilly of the Valley Lodge. The Rev. Wickling Falls Permit of Henflin is here at the bed side of his mother. Caroline Coh has been sick for some time, Mr. Matthew Rowman was at the time of his death. A. Johnson arrived here Saturday from Port Worth where they attended the Mascane Grand Lodge, Mr. Curtis Wilson and his wife, Dr. Conway, and was taken to Dalyne, Saturday. The Mascane held their anniversary at the A. M. R. and the H. H. Rev. in the first, and the first, was not a sometime has been in Chicago anized here Friday. The Union Fiele was a grand success. STEPHEN SPRINGS — Proof. 9 Mr. Frett visited the odd Follows of Mr. and Mrs. 7. L. Cousen, William Hers, Mr. Mackey, Rowe, Joseph Todd, Tory Bickford and Both Jude Forsyth continue. Mr. Will Richardson left for Pichotts Paul's Sunday. BROYTON -- Martin Chable C. M. M. bachelor in history Mr. M. M. appl. Josephine of Duluth was a visitor attended at the Church of God in northeast Mt. Mary and Mrs. Willy Curry came. Mrs. Lena Mosely and Little Miss are visiting her daughter Mrs. Caroline. The plains given to her cery, to note the death of sister on the 5th of June. She is the oldest citizens of this town. She is the oldest citizen of Ford Chapel Church, funeral memorial Mr. Doold. By her Murdurion Mr. Doold had charges of the body. She had charges of the body. She was the winning teams of the county, Molly Anthony, smoother Installment TV THE BANE OF DENDEMONIDM "Pandemonium religied" often during the period of the recent general experience of the A. M. E. Church and much of the failure is due to this condition which requires little to provoke. (1) As to the Election: The election of bishops was with noise and a "mighty tempest." There indeed a variable babel of noise and confusion pre vailed when more should have been the most earnest, deliberate and prayerful spirit manifested. It was impossible to be deliber- ate; it was impossible to be dev- ooivout; it was impossible to be dev- oiving; a bad impression on the observers; and it would be im- possible to justify their lack of order and devotion in the person mance of the people. (2) Uncertainty: The same conditions obtained: the same noise and confusion; the same lack of deliberation; the the same bolsterousness; the same forgetfulness of the presence of laymen; in larger numbers then ever before. Did they forget the presence of food and the work of the Bending Angel? Weakness of Legislation The legislation must be in place curate and weak, or it must be the worst of the committee giving the decision to what was "de- posed" and what was supposed to be done. (4) Revision of Discipline The Bulk of the work of walk-in clinics has been done. The passage of the most recent law, the last day. Possibly, fourths of the bills recommended by the committee never reached the necessary to enact them into law, and so claused were rushed through so much court that two persons have any idea of what was wrong. Among the important matters which called were provisions for the establishment of a department of dependents of disease ministers, establishment of a department of adoption or the budget system; consolidation of educational institutions; missionary societies, and the inauguration of a comprehensive V. Temporal Economy As the report of the committee on temporal economy was the most important event of the conference, it concerned itself with everything we need and especially the part which partitions the past quarantine amounted to. 11-14. The general officers, expenditures for missionary work, and the entire department made in this report, it was made at almost the last hour of the day which made understandable practically impossible. I requested and World Problems. Great religious bodies especially the missionaries on things religious, ethical, social and economic. If the case is contained in reports of certain committees and through them to be particular there was devolution on the part of this great Negro Conference has a committee on State of the Church, State of the Country, Temperature, Frequency and other subjects of national interest. These reports were carefully prepared and were comprehensive in their treatments, but merely all of them plummet on the last day when they could scarcely be heard ten feet apart. The most distinctively spiritual feature of the conference was the work of Mrs. W. D. Johnson, wife of Bishop W. D. Johnson, the president of the institution Mrs. Johnson had provided a place on the program for the service. She considered full service just before the ion process, and no matter what was in the day of the day. Bishop and others were called on to lead in prayer, and promoters ministers were in attendance. The morning service was the help of the priest was due to these services and great credit is due to this continuous woman who purpose in her heart that this course would not be turned aside by anything. Writer Excelsior Citation The writer will be criticized and even persecuted but "so persecuted that the proxests which he wrote before" was his master for the Truth! Man's Notes The Mall Box included a letter "Mincerely yours" allow yourself two years. If you still say he loves you then consider carrying him off. But he said he did not. You'll be none the worse off for someone else will surely come to tears her and that sometimes he thinks someone **INFORMATION:** MAKE AN APPLICATION TO A FREEZER CASEK, R. BLAKE J. CHRISTOPHER, INSTITUTION IN THE HISTORY OF THE NEGRO POWER POTENTIAL LEWIS WILLIAMS OF JERSEY, ON AN OMNIA POWER POTENTIAL. DO NOT ALLOW THE RECOVERER JOHN FOUND TO DO ALL IT CAN TO SAVE HIS LIFE. THE RECOVERER JOHN FOUND MAY MOVE A HISPANESE POWER POTENTIAL LEWIS WILLIAMS OF JERSEY, ON AN OMNIA POWER POTENTIAL. SUCCESS MAY MOVE A HISPANESE POWER POTENTIAL LEWIS WILLIAMS OF JERSEY, ON AN OMNIA POWER POTENTIAL. aid and publicity to educational of its own position taken in the authorities. Minutes, lawyer, nbc, frank. case Guarandee, a female lawyer, buy- ing a member of the Committee, the assemblies and commencements. "In 1915 that august 14-29 denied a rotrial to Leo Frank skying that justs, had complied with the forms of law," said Rabbit-Coffee. "In the Arkansas Case it insisted that the mere forms of law were not enough. You, proved that in Arkansas witnesses had been�- tured to secure evidence and that fact and because a mars form of trial does not constitute trie s of trial. The Supreme Court granted a new trial to the office of the Peonage-Riot's 1915. Thank you to the vigorous fight of the Nationa's Associates for the Advancement of Colored People, the Supreme Court reversed itself nine years after the Leo Frank case" The average girl puses through what is sometimes referred to as the "pappy love" stage from this needle six-hour during this stage. In this day, they are in love with whatever happens to be closest at hand, wearing pants. He doesn't have to have good looks, money, nor in many instances even a job just as he's wearing pants. This is the time, when a girl needs a mother or an older sister to talk to, and in general, he can give up the reminding of some of the other worthwhile things in life. Someone who will point out to her that an education for one thing will be more valuable to her at that time, not only for the sake of being better equipped to make a livelihood, but it will also add to those qualifications that a desirable way will look for when seeking a wife. No man who is worth anything himself wants a wife, who can't write, can't spell or has not mastered at least the fundamentals of education. There ought to be someone to explain to her that successful marriages are too based merely on what we call "Love and physical affectation". That does not mean that the world is the only way for and the qualitative which stand the knocks of mastery can hardly be understood much less acquired by the sixteen year old girl. WANTS WHITES TO KNOW NEWGRO RACE BETTER New York City, July 6, (CNB) Mrs. Gertrude E. McDougal, assistant principal of gubbit school No. 7015 Martin, says that when out of a necessity, she was compared to recognized in well-known school in the African schools years ago she did so with fear and trembling as from childhood she had heard that Negros were monsters and that the children were by nature exasperatingly informal. I have since learned to know the New York and found that my early impressions of them were false. Whites Should Know Race Better Discussing the school situation in Hefen Mrs. McDougal says the negro community is interested in negro community in, in other than the race better. It feels that the democratic and imperial administration of the schools of the city of New York is a race institution. In this country, Altimost of the school is the right to feel. Would not be all that is nowish. It is the hope that its success may prove an degradation to other northern cities. The community has developed an almost uneasy granularity in philosophy and the group actions. Self-seeking motives to cause the only divergence of the opinion as to golley and practice. The majority of the parents actively cooperate. Parents' associations function: One especially, with an isfuential I'd not put safety to educational authorities. Ministers, lawyers, lawyers and social workers speak at the assemblies and commencements. "While teachers solve the problem that one never knows a subject will one teaches it, not a case was with one through contact in the school. For example: The Negro spiritual, especially the sorrow songs, had a vogue in Harlem schools until it was pointed out by Negroes that only some wars appropriate for elementary work: that like other children the songs of the children in the district must be merry and say "not not-alsing from intery. So a school pageant featuring a dramatisation of 'Go Downs Modes' long life of straying, meaning children with best heads—was forthwith abandoned Mrs. McDougal says as "excellence gained by a white teacher in a Negro school to a real adventure in a seemingly new world. She believes it would be a better knowledge of the colored race. Nothing in her opinion, offers such a splendid opportunity for whites to disabuse their minds of the hideous falsehood that Negroes are by nature vicious and humorous." MYSTIC SIKUNE TO HOLD SESS SION AUGUST 18 — 31 The 52th annual session of the Imperial Council, Ancient Egyptians and the Shrine of North and South America, and Jurisdiction will be held at the Masonic Temple, Columbus, Ohio. This is porting one of the most important United States, and was just completed. All the braches and anthirals of Macraey hold their meetings 15. It is the committee's responsibility to commit "committees" of the General Committee to care for upwards of 100 members. The 52s, Plane, Litchford and Fit which is said to be one of the most pompous hostages among colorful monarchs, Among the features as is the usual caution, will be the appearance north, which will be the appearance from Gumble possibly at 1:00 p.m. H. M. August 14, and march through the park of Columbia culminating in the exhibition comparative drill at the State Park. All participants will have been made to hold the drill in the exhibit which will culminate in 14:00 p.m. EDITIOUS NOTE Why not write your trouble to Naia Nadeh. The conductor of this column is a person well versed in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of royal service to times of war. She is a woman whose counsel of a joust'fat. she will tell you the young minds how to solve the young and how to advise the young man who asks she advice. She has the young and she can well tell parents of their children which are confronting them. Why not tell Nadeh When you address her, she will be confronting them. Farewell Nadeh (note The Dialed Negress, 2408 Near Aya, Dallas, Texas) The Columbus Antiquities, a former donor other structure, which was completed zee that a year ago will be the scene of the awarding of a prize awarded that one time, mary, with their hands will take part in the ceremony, which is numbered and brilliant, bids fair prize for the prize, and the business of Columbus. Many concessions have been made by the shannon of Columbus, for the purpose of making the day of the dearest occasion for nearly a week, a thing every and tacus has been given by the Shannon of Commerce. The Columbus East Lane Street, from Jefferson, 19th street, will be decorated with colorful flowers. North Columbus is the imperial potentiate Levi Williams of Jersey City, N.J. is the Recorder John P. Bowick, is Secretary. Minority Group Protect America Says Rabbi CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 of its own position taken in the Leo Frank case. In 1315 that amount 14,974 deeded a twelfth to Leo Frank saying that the Supreme Court of law "and Rabbi Coffee-Office of the Supreme Court it inabled that the not enough. You proved that in abled to secure. Advidence and that fact and because a more form of justice, the Supreme Court granted a new twelfth to the victim of the ill vigorous fight of the Nationals Association for the Advancement of Justice. The Supreme Court reversed itself nine years after the Leo Frank case. Economics Creates Race Problems Says Pickens CONTINUED FROM PAPE ONE miles our guess. manifestly ideal of zero- self: the universal consistency except in economic relations: a separate zenzo living in the mud bound to a separate economic plane, and any group bound to the same zone; one race, the variegated one race, the varied world's best illustration of the truth: this remarkable group act- tively everywhere possible, locating us in the world. Christians with a drop or two of Nero blood and Africans with hardly a drop of Nero blood. COURAGE No chance? Why, the world is just eager for the things that you ought to create: its sore of true wealth is still meager, it needs are incessant and great. It yeams for more power and beauty, more laughter and love, and romance, more loyalty, labor and duty, no chance? Why, there's nothing but chance! LOCAL U. B. F. AND S. M. T. BODIES PLAN MAM— MOTH DEMONSTRATION AND PROGRAM— GRAND MASTER W. F. BLEDSOE TO ADDRESS DALLAS CITIZENS. MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN IN PROGRESS A manmade demonstration and program are being planned by officers and members of local U. B. F. Lodge and S. M. T. Temples on occasion of the special reuni- nion, membership rally and public competition among members of the organizations. The member- ship is made to the organization. T. H. Brawley and E. W. D. Lodge is making a satire according to Mr. Brawley that 500 additions will be made to the membership by the close of the summer. Special number featuring the Young Muses Temple. Special number featuring the Young Men's Temple. Special number featuring the Grand Master. Joseph J. Rhoadz D. G. M. Address: Hon. ... W. F. Bledsoe. Music: 1,000 Voice Chorus Mistress of Cormeranus. Mrs. T. D. Bradley, Vice Grand-Priests Special number featuring the Monday For Monday Masala Hall Campaign Director T. H. Brawley has called a special meeting. The meeting of representatives of the various units of the order, Hall on Monday evening for the purpose of checking up on programs of the program and the closes of the contest, was larkedly attended. Program at St. Paul M. E. Church, July 11, 1960. All were made on Monday night the special demonstration and program which will be conducted at the St. Paul M. E. Church, 8150 p. m., will be one of the most impressive and beneficial ceremonies for some time. The special feast, will be the Grand Master W. F. Biedrich of Marshall, Texas. The inauguration will be public by Marshall, Texas. Invocation: Mr. McMilan National Association - 820 Voice Chorus - Mrs. J. A. Angus and Mr. Terewright, Wright Worships Address Worships Address Mr. J. C. Amos WINDSORD — Sunday School was good at all churches. Just Sunday, Rev. R. E. Slevens of T-72 is here with the school. We were week at the Bafstin Church. Stick this week: Mr. Joe Pillow, Bishop Alicia. Mr. Tereen Lepum of M. Pleasant in visits in our city, Mrs. Novella in visits in our city, Mrs. Novella in visits in our city, Mrs. Novella in visits in our city, See Jesse Johnson for the Express. FOR RENT 2 Room Flat, Separate. Bath hot and cold water, near car line. Price: $6.00 per week. Water warped in the car line. Worthing. In-Phone. St. Bt. 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Come play free first Trials. Free Mondays and Wednesdays each week. Hire greens on other days. Layton Minor will be the pro- fessional. ROOSEVELT CLUB HOUSE Dances and entertainment under the management Madam Hattle Bierleon. Blues singer doluxe. Clea Wholehouse Amusement Place. ```markdown ``` Opening with Grass Grows, Tee etc. Free Shower Baths and Free usb of large Putting Grows with Holes, Lighted up at night. Come play free first 10 days. Free Mondays and Wednesdays each week. Small Gregor's tree on other days. Laxton Minor will be the pro- fessional. Dances and entertainment under the management of Madam Hattle Briceon, Blues singer deluxe. Clean Wholesome Amusement Place. ROOSEVELT PARK Under large fr Kauffman Paved Read. B music Monday and Thursday the summer. Woodman a k. J. W. LE GO TO ROOSEVELT FOR BUY A HOME OR A. Murphy-1 FIELD and CO Under large trees, adjoining the Kauffman Paved Road. Bathroom pleasures and bass music Monday and Tuesday night, each week during the summer. Woodman's Hand. J. W. ELE, Manager JO TO BOGSHYELT FOR YOUR AMUSEMENTS BUY A HOME OR A LOT AND LIVE THEUS Murphy-Bolanz Co. FIELD and COMMERCE STS Under large trees, freezing,陪 Kauffman Paved Road. Babcock plastics and band music Sunday and Thursday night, each week during the summer. Woodman's Band. Campaign Directors Honored At the close of the meeting on Monday night, officers and members of local Templas and Lodges spent an hour honoring Campaign Director, T. H. Brawley and wife and Campaign Director, E. W. D. Lathridge. Words of appreciation of the fine work that is being done by them was expressed by Mrs. M. H. White, Princess of St Francis Temple on behalf of the Lodges and Temples of the city. Cream and cake were retired and the hour was most delightfully spent. It has been announced by the officers that a public banquet will be featured at the close of the program on Monday night, July 16th at St. Paul. The Roosevelt Golf Course, which was closed a few months ago has been reopened with better facilities and under better management than ever. Butter management than ever, especially taken over the course and may be intends, making it second to none in the country for colored people. Butter management of people of dark skins shouldn't have good golf course's said Mr. Miner, arguing everything that other people do and they are enticing. L. A. Miner, who knows colors. CRECKING COMPANY HONEY ON YOUR BUILDING OVER OUR STOCK HAND LUMBER BERNIEIA Phone 2-0588 BROOK OLD HOUSES EVELT ment Center Sored Race. COURSE Grena, Tae ote. Free Show- large Putting Greens with 9 ta. Come play free first 10 Wednesdays each week. Small Layton Minor will be the pro- EELT CLUB USE Event under the management of sizes singer deluxe. Clean race. less, adjoining the highschool picnics and band every night, each week during band. E, Manager FOR YOUR AMUSEMENTS LOT AND LIVE THEME Bolanz Co. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 glip floss of Dallas will be in shape of the course. According to the report, about fifty acres will be at the conversion of the towed potato farm, a full suite of harbours, hard concerts, plinths, the have recently been constructed, a large force of men have been at work for several days constructing the golf course in the south. AMERICA SPOTS POUR MONTHLY NATIONAL RECORD AND INTACTS FIVE IN SIX MONTHS. According to the reports made from Frankege on the lynching record of the country for the first time, the lynching record was rudely broken by three states and the num- ber of the year brought up to five before July 11. The guilty states are Louisiana, Missouri and Tenn- I send you the following information concerning lycopersis for the first six months of 1928-1929. I find according to the records compiled at Tukeague Institute in the Department of Records and the University of Missouri, six months of 1928-1929. there were 5 lycopersis. This number is 4 less than the number of lycopersis in the six months of each of the years 1925 and 1926; if it were the same as the number of lycopersis in the six months of 1924-1925, 10 less than the number (45) for the first six months of 1924-1925, 10 less than the number (30) for the first six months of 1923, and 81 less than the number (36) for the first six months of 1922. All of the persons lynched were *Nigross*, the offender charged with the lynching of *man* who had killed an officer in the States in which prechoches occurred and the number in each side were all follows: *Loubainz*; 2; *Brown*; 1. For more info, visit R. H. MOTON, Principal PRAIRIE VIEW HUDENT GROUP CLUB The student group of the Prairie View University, Miss Dava Williams, 2000 Wilder Street, July 3rd, 1988. The Club recognized with the Miss Junita Williams, Prestige Mr. Nathaniel D. Lewis, Vice-President Miss Cynthia Secretary, Miss Mary D. Conner, Asst. Secretary. Miss Doris Williams, Treasurer. Miss Thalia Williams, Reporter. The next meeting will be held Tuesday night, July 10 at 2:00 PM, with Miss Junita Williams. Miss Irene Intreffed of 2003 Cochran Street is visiting in Chicago and New York for an indeterminate time. A. AND-L STATE COL- LEGE, NASHVILLE, TENN. Superintendent R. B. Jones of Somerside will be the principal of the Tempeza State Teachers Association of Colored Teachers which will be held in the school auditorium at July 19-11. His address will be located in the school auditorium at 1000 N. 10th Street. The Providence program centers at addresses of welcome on behalf of local representation, and response grand divisions of the State. The afternoon will be devoted to development of a program will be a musical entertainment. Wednesday morning will be devoted to addresses and addresses by Commission. P. L. Herman, Prox. W. J. Hale, P. L. Herman, Prox. W. J. Hale, Dean Amabal Calvary of Fisk and Dean Amabal Calvary of Fisk and the business session at which time these will be a report of deserts and officers of the Intercolonial League and of officers of the Intercolonial League will hold a joint session, at which time Superintendent will present a professional address, and a representative of the inter-colonial League will The Ninth Annual State-based Social Motions will be held on 17th and 19th, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st, 32nd, 33rd, 34th, 35th, 36th, 37th, 38th, 39th, 40th, 41st, 42nd, 43rd, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 49th, 50th, 51st, 52nd, 53rd, 54th, 55th, 56th, 57th, 58th, 59th, 60th, 61st, 62nd, 63rd, 64th, 65th, 66th, 67th, 68th, 69th, 70th, 71st, 72nd, 73rd, 74th, 75th, 76th, 77th, 78th, 79th, 80th, 81st, 82nd, 83rd, 84th, 85th, 86th, 87th, 88th, 89th, 90th, 91st, 92nd, 93rd, 94th, 95th, 96th, 97th, 98th, 99th, 100th, 101st, 102nd, 103rd, 104th, 105th, 106th, 107th, 108th, 109th, 110th, 111st, 112nd, 113rd, 114th, 115th, 116th, 117th, 118th, 119th, 120th, 121st, 122nd, 123rd, 124th, 125th, 126th, 127th, 128th, 129th, 130th, 131st, 132nd, 133rd, 134th, 135th, 136th, 137th, 138th, 139th, 140th, 141st, 142nd, 143rd, 144th, 145th, 146th, 147th, 148th, 149th, 150th, 151st, 152nd, 153rd, 154th, 155th, 156th, 157th, 158th, 159th, 160th, 161st, 162nd, 163rd, 164th, 165th, 166th, 167th, 168th, 169th, 170th, 171st, 172nd, 173rd, 174th, 175th, 176th, 177th, 178th, 179th, 180th, 181st, 182nd, 183rd, 184th, 18 mittee of Inter-racial League ```markdown ``` Merchants Advertisers! †They now buy everything. 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Mr. and Mrs. Crawford of Ida Well, Ohio, was in the city Sunday escuto to visit his brother out to Caly Creek. A. D. Washington, Programs Co., 1144 Chicago Ave was a rather and preferred paper. Mrs. N. B. Hall has returned to the city, she had been out in Califforts for the next year, when her return to stay for a while, she resides at 110 E. 18th Street. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford was not attended at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday School at 110, at 11 o'clock after May. Hubbard preached. At 5 o'clock R. T. P. O. was well at ended, taught by Mrs. T. John son, at 110 pastor Ine. Hubbard preached. Thursday night Mrs. T. M. McIntyre spoke at Bethel Baptist Church in a crowded house 110.60 was raised. The Women's Society meet as the house of New, and Mrs. Hubbard, Monday, meeting at 3 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Hunt motioned to Gouldark Sunday to visit parents. 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To visit relatives, Mrs. Londs Line, made a flying trip to Trump on bushes, Misses Olie, Martin and Burnett, Martin Bernice, Maring, and two brothers Booker T. and Emory Martin, motored to Jacksonville, and spent a few hours with their aunt, Mrs. Artie Francis. Mr. Elbert York attended the Sunday School conven. then, at Pleasant Hill, Mr. J. Christopher and family, motored to Pinta and Jacksonville to visit relatives and friends. The patterns and friends are especially grateful to Mrs. Bonnette for her portraits and the sketching. The night school is progressing well. Mrs. Musk Young has the favorable sentiment. The students are making improvements towards her customers. Ms. the nearest teacher every day. TUCKAL, Mr. I. W. Washington and Master L. W. Washington and William of Williams, New Orleans, New Mexico, passed through the city on a boat bound for the National Convention of the West Temple Missions Lodge held its annual memorial at the three oak boxes on P. B. Coordinal prefabricated the sarmon, assisted by the Priest Chapel A.M. Church; Mr. O. D. Powdry, Tony Smith, assisted over to Los Angeles, the M.A. Church; Mr. A. D. Hodes, new home on Noth 11th Ave, in marital compilation. Ford Thomson is able to be out again after a few weeks. Unemployment is vanishing. Industrial commentators may so use the case of the Urban League users as is likewise and be despatched upon vacated during business depressions. The case of the other others have already been re-employed. This has been has been in all the author of Nigra was used before evidence that they are again finding oppivatives in lines of work. Out in Minneapolis the Food Assambling Plant 1 added a few new production automobiles, a new production automobiles, the highest points to the history of the work or can find it. In Springfield, ill., where the urban farm is located, in May 13 April there is said to be "much unemployment among the farmers." 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TEXAS TOWNS RELATR. — Sunday School, was Mrs. Stoute said look out No. 2 will attended and opened on time. Some body said that crops with the Sapt it his post, Mr. Larken, at Willingham, Mrs. M. Larken and Mr. Jill Willingham are Neocent. A Judge has asked the Exeuncr as you get it and it will come to your door every day. Ball boys are playing in Nacogdoco. POST WORKING, TEXAS NORTH MIDDLE Services were good at all churches, eachishop was at his desk. Watley Chapel A M K Church is highly honored for having the opportunity of hearing in the audited Honorable Messrs Herron and Nothing does as much to give loveliness to a plain face or to enhance a pretty one as beautiful hair, becoming arranged. To have that appeal, take a little Pluki Hair Dressing on the tips of your fingers and massage it gently into the roots of the hair. Then see how quickly your hair reeves and smoothily of natural beauty. 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My Fort Worth where he will attend the American Woodman's Convocation. The American Woodman's Convocation is Dana Camp, Ms. Mimi Williams and daughter. From Waco, and other places in South Texas, where he will visit relatives and friends. COOPER — Sunday School was well attended at all churches, also Rivk Kelley was with his big things in Wilson Chanel, and also Cooper Kelley was with his big things in Cooper Jians defended the Texas College boys here on the 19, 25 in favor of Cooper. The Texas College boys here on the 19, 25 in favor of Cooper. The annual plaque on the 19, 20 your friend, Mr. Annie Buckner is still ask. Mr. T. E. George closes a successful anniversary celebration, and the student satttled. Just one more Sunday before the Sunday School Convention, Mrs. Magnolia 'Martin was with his brother from Dallas, Mrs. Pamela M. Longan is at home, assits, and Mice Nesia Moerna Walker and Mice Nesia Ollivet were prom P COSGILLAAN A. M. The service were held at all churchhouses Monday, February 11, 2014, at 11:30 a.m. First Baptist Church, Wednesday, February 11, 2014, at 11:30 a.m. Presbyterian Church, Rev. G. C. Harmood the new pastor of Hebel A. M. K. The Golden Bath Club to a large addition on 11 a.m. clock. The Golden Bath Club and Charity Auction, February 11, 2014, at 11 a.m. Golden Bath Club. This was indeed a splendid Auction. Mr. Nancy J. Jessie, President, Mr. M. C. K. Travis of David Mc. and Mr. C. K. Travis of David Wednesday Watch North Pt. Worth for real will do the happenings of the day. Hammond A. M. E. A. HILENE — Service was good at all Churches, all officers at their places. Rev. AV Wright has made his arrival home from the East-on business. Brother Will Henderson left Saturday for San Antonio. The Ahlens visiting Mrs. Nella Horn, mond and frends. Reev. Hawthorne on a visit Mr. Hattie Wallas to one of the leading pastors of Ahlene held an old time meeting Sunday all day. Hinner at $40-P. M. has been Mr. J. W. Wasserman of Fulham spawn Mr. J. W. Wasserman of Wise, M. W. D. Delilah. All Right was taken before illness. All last Thursday night, improving nicely. Mr. J. W. Wasserman of Bid Oak School in the School in the intrust of the Friendship Sunday Conference. Congress Glades, Director of Sunday School Mission last left Tuesday School last left Tuesday School last left Old Lark Street, Association. Mr. Cotton, 61st Street, 61st Street, 61st Street, Association. The funeral was largely attended at Powell, Texas. Burial of Sparks coming Groverton to attend the Tabor grand tour and was lodge. Sir Kailigh Woods suspected Reynolds in getting a knife out of Tabor and sharedarkansas for the deluge. Mrs M. Mercilieu, Marshall special. Sunday tiful Hair speal that may Yours! Mrs. Brooks of Blooming Grove died last Saturday night, and was buried Monday evening. Sewat understating Company had charges of the remains. 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Te. are making great expedition for the grand lodges which teach them the skills of July, Chef. Jude Walters Watson goes to Athens to accept a position. Ellen Mist Gulick and Mire Max Troop, where they attended the funeral of their Uncle Mary Mare Te. and Mr. R. Lynch left Monday night for the grand lodges at Fort Mrs. MAR Lifesina, ins. returned from Dblaes, Pref. D. C. Flower, Mr. Alc. Woods, Mons. Scott, Runt and others left. For further information, others left, for Aug. Here the guest of relatives and neighbors employ them? Do the friends. Mrs. Dr. Hackout and big Negroes in your town actually daughters, Little-Miss Wietonia, and their money site-their own. Phonics. Amy. is guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Luchin. Dr. V. R. Pinson, who accompanied his family there to visit Ralina has returned to his home in Yekaburg, Miss. Mr. Loyland. Daniel was brightly injured in the Cotton Bell Shop Monday morning when he was struck on the head by a crane. He was hurried to his home. In his ambulance and expired a few seconds after being placed in the work cart. He had been employed in the Cotton Bell Shop for home time and Mrs. a father and child working employee. 6. Are you and other leaders in your town making any effort to provide employment for your men and women? Do your local lodges and households ever consider any of these practical questions in their meetings? 6. Are you trying in any way to encourage the Negroes to your community to begin the habit of reading? Are any of them regular readers of any Negro paper? Do they read any sort of newspaper or magazine? More's Vetma's and Myrtis Blends These questions would seem intended to reach the eyes of three different groups, namely: (a) he or she who would have others believe themselves to be real honest conscientious race lovers: (b) those Neighbors who spend much energy and devise many schemes and reports a fine time. Dave, who is now indoors, Dr. Mrs. and Mr. Mrs. have been in the office for a long time. Rock Mr. Worthington and Mr. Tiffany have returned from a movie trip to Kansas City, Chicago, Minneapolis and relatives and enjoyed the Republican Convention and N. J. Presidents' Day. Mrs. Lucy And White, sister of Mrs. Blackburne returned with friends, here visiting her parents. Mrs. McKenna, a Midwestern City. They were called home to the office of their mother. In Your Community concerning the little follows and, that type that you are so through to sold to their white masters to be sold to their black masters to be taken to be Indian lightly. This latter group just will not bring themselves to believe that any other Negro is able to render the Republican Convention and N. J. Presidents' Day. Mrs. Lucy And White, sister of Mrs. Blackburne returned with friends, here visiting her parents. Mrs. McKenna, a Midwestern City. They were called home to the office of their mother. In Your Community a pleasant visit to College, Milwaukee and will have a better itinerary and is pleasant life. The normal summer school is at the State University, School and State, Normal at Texas College, School and State, Normal at Texas College, Wiley and Wibson at Texas College, Stadium, Texas College. Ken T. G. Dillenon left Thursday for Low Angeles, California to visit Dr. R. W. Blake and his wife. RACE BROTHERSHOOD ASKS LEADERS QUESTIONS Simple Questionnaire for Flightnight People, Many Others. Can Read With Profit, Race Parents Ensailing Children. Present Leaders Obj Profiteers, Quest For Success. How Should I Be MIST? In the light of recent samples of church and national polities, together with some of their allies, in local state机关 maneuvers, around the Dallas headquarters of the Brotherhood Movement, that pointed poterie of little yild and woope Thems boys sold and young exclusive proof of their total in- fertility and helplessness for any money. Can they prove than their dime honored game of exploiting and robbing and living their own dear home folks if such trafficking should happen to involve the sacred cloth. All women should be considered to the main issue that threatens the very economic利益 of Negroes in the United States. His brotherhood assumes to release a few helpless and fundamental people from the race question could be developed, but which it, sums up without argument. Here the 1. Do you ever make it a point to purchase any of your customers' phones? Who does your printing; or your preservation and cleaning? Or your phone pairing? Who carries your insurance? Are you encouraging, Negroes to become meat and sanitary home owners? Do you preach to them thrift and economy and not insist on continually calling for more money on the collection? Do you patronize any Negroes to store in your community, or sell them paintings and painters and paper hangers, or bricklayers? Do or do any of your leaders in your town do any doctors, dentists or pharmacists around your place? Do you and your leaders in your town actually send their money with 6. Are you and other leaders in your town making any effort to provide employment for your youth men and women? Do you THE SUPREME GRAND PRESIDENT 3220 I-8 Hall St. Dallas, Tex who will visit your people at your request, and address them fully on how to become RACE BUILDERS in The Negro Brother- hood Movement them any sort of service. They simply will not spend a time with a black man—not even to cut their grass if they can find a white man for the job. That's the Negro with the day dreams—the foolish dream of the impossible! There are on the other hand, concludes this statement, a constantly increasing number of Race enthusiasts who, by the very force of circumstances, brought upon them by a power kind of race adjustment along economic lines, are trying with a spirit borne of pride and mashed to meet the new emergency with all the meagre resources at their command. And so this question would seem to come to you of this latter class: What are you doing? What is your contribution to the Negro's economic stability? The Brotherhood asks these questions and would appreciate an expression from some real honest to God Negro at heart. Are you still too much of a coward to answer the call? Sunday School opened at the usual hour with Sunt A. H. Harris in charge; the lesson taught for 30 minutes after which it was reviewed by the master. At 11 o'clock we listened to a soul stirring sermon delivered by Rev. McDonald. At 3 o'clock we assembled to pay the last and rites to one of our members. S. Lucy McClear who died recently, Rev. H. Gill-officted. It's P. U. was well attended, great interest was shown in the Bible drill; great credit can be given to Master T. C. Hickman as Supt. At sight we listened to a wonderful sermon by the pastor, Rev. H. Gill. HOW TO STOP ALL PERSPIRATION AND OTHER BODY ODORS A new discovery, by the DR-FRED Palmer Laboratories, gives to you a harmless, stainless, easy-to-apply preparation for removing perspiration and other body odors. Go to any store, ask for a 25c jar of "Hid", use as directed and if you don't mind it the most detaillant preparation of its kind you ever used, get your money back. "Hid" banishes perspiration and other body odors almost instantly, lasts a long time, will not stain the most delicate under garments nor injure the most tender skin. If your Dealer cannot supply Hid, send 25c for full size jar. DR, FRED Palmer's Laboratories, Denart, R. 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To The Members of the Order, Dear Bisharen, Greeting: Because of the general dislike inaction occasioned by the decision to appoint the Fifth Annual Princess Reyna, which took place in connection with our Grand Lodge held in Paris in June, 1838, and because of the race that on the night of the contest or after the decision was tendered, the judges of June, 1838, that one of the judges had failed to carry out the instructions given the constituents, which instructed the same as those that had been previously published in the press and revolution by us to been baned and believing that every one who adheres these contents should have a square deal we are checking the report of such of the judges who acted in the Houston trial and to report the result to us. This Committee met and after carefully some over all of the papers presented, they judged on the right of the contest, found that all of the judges and followed instructions, and that the judge on which contested, on which judged, also required, except in the cases judged as required, except in the cases marked some contests against three polices, some on two points and others on only one point. This instruction, in contrast to the disadvantage of all contests except the one from West Worth, Mrs. Ainsworth did not slim her name to any of the alps on which she was judged and all of the other Judges did. After giving the matter carefully the Committee unanimously voted the fact that Mrs. Ainsworth did not follow instructions, that in judges' cases she did not cut, and the context dotted on the marks of the other four judges and strictly followed instructions. in keeping with this decision, Committee checked the marks of the candidates and the contestants in the *Houston* and made the candidate indicate and made the candidate indicate Dallas 81.3-4 Ft. Worth 89.1-2 Houston 88.3-4 San Antonio 88.1-4 5. Waco 4.4-4 5. Austin 58.3-4 7. Galveston 80.1-2 9. Richmond 79.1-4 10. Temple 78.1-2 11. Bonumont 69.1-2 12. Sherman 69.2-1 13. Bryan 67.1-2 14. Faria 66 15. Brenham 63.3-4 16. Georgie 64.1-4 17. Onglev 63.1-4 18. Stengelo 61.3-4 19. Martin 60.1-4 10. View of the findings of the committee, the decision-rendered at Houston declaring the Princess entered by Ft. Worth, winner of the contest is now resisted and Mrs. Rianche Barnes the Princess started by Dallas to hereby declare the winner of the contest and the Quarter of the Texas Python for the نبى. The Princess Revue of the Knights of Pythias of Texas is for the role purpose of glorifying the women of our race, and of showing to the world that they are as general and as beautiful as the women of any race on God's green earth. It is a permanent test for the four grand Lodge and wo intend to make it more interesting each year. The stories of the judges must be fair and above suspicion; and as far as it is in our owers to make them so. we are determined to go. Therefore, we are required, the judge will be come, revere, the judge will be come, maintained, persons, will qualified, render a fair and unbiased judgment in such a contest. They are thought to the Grand Lodge of Thames to the Grand Lodge of Thames to the Grand Lodge of Thames and every safeguard will be taken to see that each contestant is treated fairly. W. S. Wills. Grand Chancellor. L. H. Killedon, V. G. w. E. S. Smith, G. K. of R. & R. A. S. Jackson, Free of Director of R. E. Revis, Director of Revenue, M. PAGE SEVEN New York, N.Y., July 7—The Standard Oil Company of Indiana has recently instituted the policy of employing Negros in its EMI filing stations. This company operates in a section of the middle west in which Negros live in large numbers. Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City are so situated, and in each one of these cities, with the probable exception of Detroit, Colored much are employed. In Chicago they are in exclusive charge of two filing stations, in St. Louis one, and in Minneapolis one; and employed as at突尼斯 in St. Louis, Illinois, and Kansas City; Miesqri, They are also operating four-ground stations in Chicago. These fees are the result of an appeal to Colonel Robert W. Stewart, the National Urban League's founder and the National Urban League's founder and the Industrial Relations Foundation. The League uses the company's successful operation by its own staff to prove that the use of *Novex* would not cause a loss to the company and that the company will stimulate budgets from *Novex*. In the case of *Novex*, the company will appeal apperances no-involved under *Novex* alliance and the business no-failure under *Novex*. In six pools, Prizes have been awarded to the most apperances and volume. NEGRO HELD ON $5,000 BOND IN MURDER CASE James Skewman, was held on bail and beaten following a heart-breaking on-set application for bail after an application for bail in the county. Skewman is under indictment. Swainman is under indictment. Skewman is under indictment. Skewman is on North Central Court. Skewman is warranted. Skewman cut Felds with a knife while the latter was broken into. Assistant District Attorney, Robert Assistant District Attorney, robbery, and Oscar Calvert the defendant. MISSISSIPPI MOBBISTS HANG AND MUTILATE Jake Fitzpatrick, July 11, Quitter and little Jim, 10, and defensive Brooksahue is carrying on with few traces of the viole, but the crowd rucked the town Friday night. The crowd groaned when were traced by a mob. Early Saturday morning the mob stormed the viole of the victims were away, but they were beyond the city limits. Then the most curious hostaged to visit the city midnight. Other members of the viole have cut them down in their homes with doors locked. The morning resulted from a night early in the day between the two: Negroes, brothers, and two white men. Claude and Cabby Byrne, automobile service station proprietors. Clands suffered a broken hip, his brother, Cabby, received a scalp wound from a plot shot, while the chief of police, Walter Smith, was slightly hurt. The Negroes fled, but were captured and jailed after one had been shot three times by others. With dusk, small bands of men gathered on downtown corกร and when night came they joined to find a huge mob which immediately moved on the jail. Sheriff Dexter and his depicts were persevered, but they did not surrender their boys. Heavy timbers were used to batter down the locked doors and the mob entered the cell rooms, where the wounded man and his brother were screaming for merges. Again held off by locks, the mob sent for an safety tohem to cut through the cell bars. The men, James and Stanley Dearden, were carried to the effect, where men was placed in an automobile and the other dragged through the town by a rope around his neck. Still acremending, the astronomers have driven slowly to separate the two telescopes and handed. They were not pushed off of a platform or automobile, but were simply drawn off the ground by a rope thrown down. EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OF DALLAS INXAN Most people need money from there's death in the family home Heads should be carried the body out of town at they event to send for a entry to no think you must then send with a letter to the newman SAUL AND STEPHEN proved himself most worthy be a lake. Being without a governor doing all he could to erase the torre he was selected. He had been Juden was supervised by Vivaldi's disciples of Christ. He had a conservation in the place, where he was living, and when he came to the office, Sail's dawn was marked and when one the Jews, and allowed them to consideration was night but if he was needed for special service the have away. In religious matters enlightenment. people selected him. This will al-and the Christians were at their ways be the case with those who many. A conscience unrestricted may be just as bad and misleading as consider consciousness service. She is. Saints Part in The Execution conscience disobeyed. It is likely when was also an odquent deon. Saint seems now to be a name the peaceful manner in which "the order of the faith and seems to have her or the high court—he "cons-phen died, actually pryly for great much, or his time in per-schied to his death" and likely his murderers and that wonderful social evangelism. Like the apos-the execution was in his hands, flumination which came over his time he had healing power—it was his heid the garments of the mur-countenance—the shining face vs his bold and eloquent champion-deers while they did the bloody for such circumstances, made a ship of the faith that brought him died. It is much like the modern lasting impression on Saul in serious conflict with the one-lyching, the good etizens do not. Though he played havoc with the miles of the new faith. We get actually take part but by their church, he was never the sale Improving Our Service to Subscribers and Agents Some very valuable lessons from very silence and indifference they can be no question give their consent. But of all the that the death of Stephen did. L.—What Toward My Men Are Unpersons who were present Paul by more for spread of the Church able to do by Lesson They Seek for the most important. This is than any one person—a general To Do My Tricks. When Stephens enemies Found themselves unable to match his clear out reason—and convincing logic, they at once resorted to the first time we meet Paul. He persecution broke out and the dis- to very earnest in the religion of eples went everywhere preaching the Jews—believing that the word. It also influence; Paul Gospel of Jesus was false. He from that day to the day of his thought he was serving God in death. 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It realizes that its subscribers and readers are those whose satisfaction must guarantee this growth. THEY MUST BE SATISFIED. And it will be a pleasure for the Circulation Department to answer any and all questions and to attend to all complaints. You can help much in getting the News of your Town published each week if your letters reach us by Tuesday. Dallas Express Publishing Co. Dallas Express Publishing Co. traditions of orthodox Judah- Jews were not allowed to inflict part. Tudy was also men of capital punishment how it was and in Muskegone visiting friends. The residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. Johnson 400. Court Street was a ricket by�htening last Friday night. Both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were slightly buried. A large hall was torn in the house. But it did not catch on fire. that Seastrum shirk in what the Christians should do. The Samaritans re: The following Seastrum were re: the Samaritans did not offer a gift this week in the church. The clerics did not shirk. Pilate told traced against them but buttons were made among the them and easily crushed. Then] Add: Josephine Jones of Brook needy widows, and the Grem but the Samaritans complained to them. Then widows complained that they Nilvitam, who was 41, 54, 64, 74, Mr. Moses Johnson city, who being neglected, the apostate president of, Sirry, and he must, Mr. Sarah Johnson city, of THE NEW YORK TIMES *Acta* 7:54 to 10:3; 22:3, 4, 19, 26; 4, 5, B—11; Gal. 13, 14, Golden Text: Be Thou Faithful Until Death, and I Will Give Crown and Life, Rev. 2:10. few words. It is well to note that *Staphan* was a brilliant angusian in his new office. The appointment of the order of descrension to help him, and the fact that many in the Church there was no more compass these men* AN EXPOSITION OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LES- SON FOR SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1928 various schools of thought, he pounded himself complete master. Not only so, but the church grew and a great company of priest bellied and became abode to the faith. To give "id of Stephen" they secrecy his life. He lived his life. He think of Naboth and Christ, who died at the mouth of false writings. 2. Stephen Before the Sahodria Harring secured their witnesses Stephen is brought before the Sahodria, and he gives a tribute before which Christ was tried. After the charges are made, Stephen is isarmed to speak in his own behalf. He plums into showing how God had developed the plans of His Church through the good of Abraham down the ages that the coming and work of God was established in the creation or the same great plan, and instead of being antagonistic to the law and the prophet it was a glorious fulfillment. One should read the whole of the Fifth Testament in support of the Christian faith in the New Testament. Stephen was never permitted to finish his discourse—but when he charged the zealous Jews, and when he charged the faithful prayers and scourers of their men they was more than they could stand—they lost their faith, grinding their teeth like a toothpaste. He count into a heaving mound and he is rushed to his death. 5. Stephen becomes The First Christian Martyr This clause was committed in the name of religion. He is stained to death for his faith in Christ. He led the procession of a mighty army of Christian martyr. Shrine was one of the principal modes of inflicting capital punishment, and he did so with dreaded obedience, the victim was given a quantity of good wine, his hands were buried during him and he was led to the place of execution. The witness after casting him dews from an chapel about twice the size of his head. He has large soils on their hands and We note too, that both of it on the consumed man's these men were of deep reilg heart and that the people fihlous temperament, and equaled the job-offen heaping a well versed in the history, mound of stones upon him. We have seen that the man was received in the traditions of orthodox duchy. Jews were the faithful feng. They were nibn of capital punishment how it was stubborn wills. We have no that they hilted Stephen. Just record of the conversion of us at this time without a Bohemian to the Christian faith. We have no that the anatomy of Hinnan church was threaten, and to avoid giving ores to Coder that beautiful spirit in which did not save him from position the Christian had things in disaster. The Samaritans recount, and badly distrubed billed Plains lied troops against burbons were made to die. The Grym But the Samaritans complained to men who complained that they wilted, who died at 1644. Who were beigled, the spartan president of Syria, and he must not to correct the difficult prilate to Rome to answer their by calling the whole church to the city. When he reached the city, he a situation or even men who found that Pfirers had died, might have that part of the Church was on the throne. Super Church work in charsa. They were busy, soon after that worked to be men of report, and with his microphones, he killed the Holy Ghost, and he was chased by the Church. He is evidence she, he did, where he plumed to his death in --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULX 7, 1928 Improve Subscription Since all he could to crush the consciences of Christ. He had a conscience void or offence. Seal's conscience was alright but it likened enlightenment. A conscience uninstructed may just as bad and misleading as conscience disobeyed. It is likely a general human weakness that men died, actually praying for them mourners and that wonderful illumination which came over his maintenance—the shipling ace uner such circumstances, made a sacrifice, belegation and which through he played havoc with the church, he was never the same man. There can be no question at the death of Stephen did more for spread of the Church than any one person—a general conviction broke out and the disciples went everywhere preaching no word. It also influenced Paul from that day to the day of his death. improve Subscribe The "Express" circulation department subscribers and agents It will give pro- will gladly receive as the trouble to the so- sition of their subscri- It will serve all letters, preparing the cities and communi- This department attend to all matters "Your Paper" serve you better. * subscribers and read swer any and all ques PAUL QUINN COLLEGE TO HAVE AN ENDOWMENT FUND TRUSTEE ANNUAL MEETING — BISHOP W. 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This week's meeting was the starting of a 4 years admin- ber of Bishop W. Sempo. News—who will be the Professor of Church and Education, working the Church and Education work of the A.M.K. Church, starting now as he did at the strategical point Paul Quten College, as industrial institute of the Church's existence, and under Thoth burde of 1966, 1968, 1969. That first thing in Bishop's debt to establish a foundation fund for an endowment of $100,000.00 $25,000.00 is to be raised annually, the people paid cash at ones, a very unprovindable sum to this fund, de- lending the time of willings of self-help, and this banked not to be destrubed until the aid- amount of $55,000.00 is raised. To increase the amount given and finish out the first $25,000.00, there is to be a Literary Exhibit, which is July-21, 1929 at Ways, Texas, when with the same name as the 1929 book with be reported. It is to be re- membered that Bishop's raised at one time $23,000.00 is as all day and all night rally in the same way with detective and policemen guard. In the money as it came in, if it is a first- place, the Church and Education will be the first class of the Church and Education. If it is a money getting, Bishop Brooke is a "go-getter." The聚合 are all set and the greatest whee are rolling to free Paul Quin Colin, the first of the first two. The book is an on- the-elect. Publicly, the All departments of the Church and Education, working with the pol- lege. NOTE TO AGENTS: You can help me letters reach us Help Th Hibbok Brook - residence is in San Antonio, 368 Dwight Street. - H-R. S. Teakau, Publicity Agent - H-R. S. Teakau, Publicity Agent - The Committee that purchased the home for Philip Brooks by H-R. S. Teakau, Publicity Agent and Compromises, as follows: R-R. S. Funkin, P-D. Doddier, M. L. Penderson, P-G. O'Boyd, and M. L. Penderson. The North, Texas. A M. E. C., foreme, med. in North Pt. Worth, Woodland Chapel. Will be at Jones Sunday. Rav. R. Hodgda, pastor. Chapel, Rav. R. Hodgda, pastor. MRS. ELLA G. ADAMS, Graduate Nurse All Cases Considered in or Out of City Phones 4-4028 or 4-4080 2920 Warren Avenue 4-36-41 TEXAS TOWNS OAKWOOD — We are blessed with some学会 after plenty of getting the reams cleared away, and Hope I has C hope awakened aawakened next. Mr. Daniel. The Diattist was with us and delivered a great gift with us and delivered a great gift of the ends, death of B, W, W Daily. The Baptist denomination lost a strong man. The delegates from home and report a grand time... Port Worth, attended the grand opening of the new building in pitting a new ball on the field. Gap hoping each member will take the lead. D. W. Hinton, pastor, mtl D. W. Hinton, pastor, mtl MUNKOGES — A. hot Beasel games was played between Mukoges and the St. Louis Rams. The game was 8-9 in favor of Mukoges. A couple of arrows at the wren of the stink. They will play a re engagement game. The Rams won 14-10. N. 14th N. 14th J. 14th Sunday night for Tweak to the Grand Lodge of the order JACKSONVILLE — Jeb. W. T. C. reports, "Good Sunday Sunday," and C. reports, "good Sunday Sunday," and a few well attended attacks. The first Baptist Church in Rumah was held, few days later. Formal services conducted at the First Baptist Church in Rumah were held, to rest with Rumah members were held. Mages, Matim, McDavid, Harris, Ana L. Harris spent a few days to Mc Enterprise last week. Mr. T. H. Williams and family left last week for a summer week. In Lansล造, Texas, Mr. F. F. Jones the grand son of Mrs. Buss. Jones was killed Sunday night at his room, by Millard Gray. Pineral was attended at the C. M. E. Church Tuesday evening Bay, p. 13. Cooks officiated assisted by Rev. T. B. Johnson; Winston Underaker had charge of the body. The remains were told to the last resting place in Alexander Cemetery, Mr. F. E. Lacy, one of Cherokee Counties progenital farms—was in the city and subscribed for the Tallor Expo. For the year, the willcase preached an able sermon at Bonnie Chapel C. M. E. Church Sunday night. Miss L Jackson attended the Grand Lodge of the Ancient Ored of Puerins in Houston. Mrs. L. B. Grand to the Fort Worth. WACO-Mrs. M. Maxie is in Houston on business this week. Mr. R. W. Wilkerson is on the sick list. Mr. Richard Lee who has been sick for sometimes is improving. Rev. Wad has accepted the pastorist of the A. M. E. Church of West Station and the Express each week from Miss Haxel Moore, 81, II B and Mrs Ann Thomas, 79, II B Mrs John Taft, 79 WHENAMER AT WESTERN, SAN FRANCISCO died, July at the Pine Island Church. Sunday School on, then Saturday. Sunday School on, then past Sunday. pastor, Jesse W. Winterson wednesday for Marcia, Tracy and John, Saturday for John and John. 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