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N.A.A.C.P.TAKES UP TEXAS NEGRO VOTE FIGHT 1 Champion of Justice 2 Messenger of Hope DeWalt, Greg-by and Wimberly Cases Which Were Lost by Recent Decisions Will be Backed by Organization in Test Before United States Supreme Court. El Paso May Also Enter Contest as Result of Refusal to Allow Race Voters to Enter Democratic Primary. ```markdown ``` Founded by W. H. Browne Volume 2 N. A. De Walt, Griggs by cent Decisions. W United States Su- t as Result of Ret Primary. Negro Physi ced on Staff o City Hospital. I cannot provide a full description of the text in the image. The image is too blurry to recognize any text content. The text is a graphic design and does not contain any chart or data. Therefore, I cannot provide a full description of the text content. The Dallas Express We are not patient that the matter rests here. The Electoral French recently took the decision about a unification effort on the part of the several coun- mies. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 McDONALD, LEADER OF THREATENED G. O. P. BOLT IN TEXAS. TELLS WHY HE OPPOSES G. O. P. NOMINEE. WATERLORD WHITE LESTHAM WATERLORD WHITE THE N. A. C. The first issue of the Journal of the European Journal of Human Rights in Europe was published in 1962. The second issue of the Journal of the European Journal of Human Rights in Europe was published in 1963. McDONAL G. O. P. E HE OF The second issue of the Journal of the European Journal of Human Rights in Europe was published in 1963. the South are republicans No. The Constitution of the Republic of the United States is a republican but it can not better serve to the constitution that elects Honors and the elected representative managers of the South are republicans No. The International Tour is The Sea All Else is The Sea The Food Dolphin THE INTERNATIONAL EXPRESS TEXAS TUESDAY AUGUST 4, 1998 In the first year since the World War II, the United States has been in charge that it would respect as for, but not America's wish in the case of the party. It was 22 years old, blood and free, and then the last book. He to mustard manhond in England and was the first that should be that specific. 25 years old European people are in the condition of en佯情，and I conclude that the people are not the people who have only ideas and ideals are British and the latest or emblem of the ten not American. Secretary. However those party responsibilities. Then was sent to America by powerful men who were in the political and political British influence to be in the�ter home in the population made food adjunctrater to Presidemt. The most important was the new West. When during the World War in the National Party and are We are, see how first not after the first class between the right-hand, was to arbitrate the use of the party's or telling the prices of America when the U.S. plan. Deposits are only $2.70 per bushels, only $1.10 per bushels as called. Republicans and Finland at a cost of $8 cent a year. The upheaval of the United States could not be called for a new, $1.47 per bushels. Wiley Seeks $600,000 Endowment Fund. The Tragedy Aware Act of 4, 1900, is a situation of the great need and the district is to be a tragedy. With the effect of the situation, the tragedy has been a long-term situation, for the first time since the first tragedy. In the second period, the additional cases of 2000 were the first of the general cases based on the first unit of 7000 from the condement of 1900. Hedging in the July, resident from the New Orleans area was present and provided also for the people of the New Orleans district in the year of the�, which is the Department of Education institutions for N.返回, and the Administration of the Methodist and the New Orleans district for WH-14, being of common Theolotism on the years of Avanta a member of the Board of Education of New Orleans. There were an attendance and monitor of the same. To the 1900s of the amount which was the amount of the amount of the income of the Wife. A total of 10000 was paid and amount of plans was paid for a common. Hedge taxes are paid to the Wife. Lakes Charmon. In May 1900, the state of New Orleans was paid to the Wife's paid of the income of the Wife. The income of the Wife is not paid. It is therefore the main and most of the Wife's and the Wife's and the Wife's and the Wife's are paid to the income of the Wife's and the Wife's. I. M. Warren W. Dunning, for over thirty years president of W. Dunning, was once concentrated on the research development of the new device. He reported that the column was recommended for the next reevaluation will be for beyond the capacity of the institution. D. LEADER BOLT IN T POSES G. IDENTIFY HOUSTON LYNCHING SUSPECTS Takes Over Express City Circulation A. H. Wescox for many years secretary of The American Realty and Construction Company and officer in the Local Camp of The American Woodman has taken over the management of the city circulation of The Impress. An important co-ordinator subscriptions to any other business involving local patronage may be taken up with him. He is a member of Ballet and has been prominently identi- fied with other affairs after touch Texas College Teacher Dies Suddenly at Home. In the same way as the International Trade Week, the World Trade Week has been on the first afternoon. He had been in ill health for several years following a nervous threat in the 1990s, he said. He had been in the summer he had spent an equal-works in summer school in China, but had returned home and was seemingly had suffered no ill effects from his work then. ER OF THR TEXAS. TEI G. O. P. NON not permitted and who has done party has seen a manner to crystallize of the principles of the party. However he will be with the land. His first letter on How to find out whether he has a deserter or a்டist. He not had to know whether he has known that the world. The party has been a great part and the republics tick the. Socrates. However we had been in China for a year old. He had been in the United States that spending 25 years could develop a of the international relationships into life and his life size British and the most American. Secretary. However Men was sent to America by powerful and polluted British influence to be At Early Hearing This Week Four Men Charged With Taking Man From Death Bed and Hanging Him are Positively Identified by Hospital Orderly. Other Arrests May Follow. 1500 Attend Farmers Short Course at Prairie View. The twenty first annual Negro Farmers' Conference and Short Course convened at Prairie View State College. July 30 for a 4-day session. The congress convened by Chairman C. H. Wailer, Prof. H. S. Eckle and Mrs. M. E. V. Hunt. Piloted Lilly 5,000 farmers with their families, county and home demographics, and five counties of the State were in attendance. Judgments in farm products and home economies were provided and prizes were awarded. Holstein Litter and mules were judged by Mr. E. Kendal, swine specialist of the A. and M. Col. Department of the A. and M. College BANSTROTH FARMER BRINGS IN FIRST BALE Hopi Hopi, Texas, Aug. 4-7 Troywood was the first farmer in the region to drink in a new river. The blue water for two points at 20 cents. For the last four years he has started the county with the first baltic. L. R. E. ANDS M. F. DRIVE IN CONTINUE FOR THIRTY DAYS Amennation has been made that the drive for members of the L. R. E. and S. M. T in Indiana will continue for another thirty days. The drive will have charge in Indiana and Direct for latitude will have charge of Port Worth. REATENED LLS WHY MINEE. among the war! Have you heard of hawks feeding little chickens; hawks feeding little pigs; or hawks feeding little eagles? Then, should Mr. Hewlett be elected president, he fed the war formed people of Europe at their and the Both the American Farmers and the War lifted the restrictions and white man Mr. Hoover taking from the American Farmers Millions of dollars in the war to support colonies of England, and in addition on the war American Farmers Millions of dollars in the war to support those who predead to believe that Mr. Hoover was more American than American than to be a friend to the toller masses. More than 2,000,000 men women and children of the war states are directly or indirectly founded on billing the sell for the war. The Republican party should include these Farmers first in the argument of protection. All the states have decreased nearly thirty billion of dollars, and all farm income has increased by more than one hundred per cent; and if the Republican party in a party of prosecution, it is in no danger of continuing. CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Piggly Wiggly Head Opposes Bob Church in Political Scrap. Piggly Wiggly Head Opposes Bob Church in Political Scrap. PHSN Governor Bibb Graves held also at this time, granted a temporary parole of 40 this year’s convention, piled her to two men, who later returned, and lay out her legacy and autobiography and are now paying her home who later returned, held in the history of the Mme. Graves in Michigan. The two men were charged with chopping the two men’s regular business sessions, denied women’s body to pieces and thrown atation ceremonies are to be held in Michigan. The parole was granted pending His advertisement which takes up two whole newspaper pages does not mention a combination of politicians and a combination of political leaders. His direct man's voice in Tennessee from taking gail single birth notice by County elections that he buys from a local store many for far too long that it thawed, and Negroes have their only lives in the South. Negroes have three Noumea invited and taken in autonomy in the South to vote in a Democratic election to vote in a Democratic election. The conclusion of the nominee concerned Negroes in Louisiana. He is a friend to the Negro. Paul has been but as to the Negro being Bob Church-Griffin political figure I am against that Negro being with every thought of my mind being involved in physical being. He could participate with the admission of a candidate for Louisiana. "DRAFT" WOMAN RETURNS; SUSPECTS GRANTED PAROLE Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 4 (NNS) Governor Billy Gorman created a temporary bill of rights for a woman convicted of murder during a woman, who later returned to her home after a several years in a federal prison in Michigan. The two men were charged with chopping the head of a woman and then them into the Alabama river. The parole was granted pending an investigation. HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. 4. Six men who had been held in jail without bond soon June 23 for an lynching on June 20. Wednesday were identified at a habitat corpus hearing before District Judge Whit Boyd. Four of the men had been identified by lynching officers on June 20. Jefferson Davis Hospital as the four who took Powell from his bed at the hospital a short time before the lynching. McCary said that eight man participants in the lynching added to one of them wore a police's uniform. Seven have been indicted for the lynching, but one has not been arraigned. Two of the men as members of the lynching party. He said, however, that the uniform several times since June 20, once down at the afternoon before the lynching and continued on page four. McCary justified that two of the men were held on color shift charges. Prepare for Opening New Mme. Walker Building. Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 4 Indianapolis is to witness one of the most unique gatherings of the year. The Elevated National Convention of Mme. C. J. Walker Agents will convene here August 19th to 25th and will bring together business women from all regions of the country. Women with years of experience in their particular profession, that of beauty culture, and those newly entered in the work, will travel to Indianapolis to meet and discuss various problems and learn new methods that they may continue to lead the field in their chosen work. We are told that the Mme. Walker Conducted these conventions, which are educational in their nature as well as commercial; lectures are delivered in the treatment of the various skin and scalp diseases; demonstrations are held in difficult situations that may arise and successes and plans for the future business in the ensuing year are manned out at the event. The altercation and keep alive the altirical idea and forty details of the violent organization has been formed by the Walker Company in which Walker Agents will be involved in business sessions of this body will be held also at this time. The largest and extend over a period of more days than any yet held by the Walker Manufacturing Company to the fact that coupled with the ceremonies are to be held for the beautiful one. Walker CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR --- SOCIETY and Club THE PRAIRIE VIEW CLUB Washington, D.C., home of Mr. Mrs Erne Thompson, II, Wilber Street. After all, business of im- portance has completed, refresh sandwiches and fruit salad. The Club is gradually increasing in size. Lice, sandwiches, Misses Arkansas, Clarke, Alimeta Riser, Ine M. Gren, M. Henry Cocker, Walton. CLOVER LEAF SOCIAL CLUB The Clover Leaf Loyal Club mea- t at the residence of Mrs. Olivi Boston, $18*Thomas Ave. The re- sidential section of handicap was routed out of first and then the clu- der served to the special side for the part of the evening. Whilst be- tained the game of the evening which was conducted on the progressive style of the evening of the previous day. ST. PRANCIS ART CLUB Met with Mrs. I. D. David Toussay July 17th. Meeting was ended by the President. Business continued after the president gave detailed report of the 23rd annual meeting of Colored Women's Club which convened in Houston, Texas. The club which was very much enjoyed by all the meeting adjourned to meet August 7th, with Mrs. C. Ector. Mrs. Ector, all members are rebounded to be present as we will meet officers, Mrs. C. Ector, Reportor. COLLEGEA WHITE AND SOCIAL CLUB Met at 1151 Harvard Street. Thursday Writing About, Paintings. Favors in the game went to Mr. Milton, Mr. Coverton served a delicious meal. Details of the meeting will be with Mrs. Wyatt, 1151 Cochran Street. "Waycross Blue" Sung by Barbecue Columbia "Magic Notes" "Down in Waycross, Georgia Where is I so long to be There's a Waycross Mama Waiting down there for me" and the coupling is just as good, it's "to the Bone." Record No. 14331-D, 10-18 "Waycross Georgia Blues" "Chocolate to the Bone" Vocales—Barbe OTHER POPULAR REC and the coupling is just as good, it's "Chocolate to the Bone." Record No. 14331-D, 10-Inch, 750 "Waycross Georgia Blues" "Chocolate to the Bone" Vocals—Barbecue Bob OTHER POPULAR RECORDS Record No. 102722-D, 10-Inch, 750 "Dusky Stavedsed" "I Ain't Got Nobody (and Nobody Carees for Me)" Vocals—Roy Evans Record No. 14331-D, 10-Inch, 750 "The Man I Love Is Worth Talking About" Best Friend Blues" Vocals—Lillian Gilman Ask Your Dealer for Latest Rac Records Catalog Columbia NEW PROCESS Records Made the New Way - Electrically Vinyl Record - The Records without Resistance The Clover League Social Club meet at the residence of Mrs. Oltin's Benton, 2819 Thomas Ave. The regular routine of business was carried out first and then the clutured to the special side for the rest of the evening. Whilst being the game of the evening which was conducted on the progressive style. The winners of the prizes as follows: Mr. Hardman and Mr. Curtis Whiting first prize; second Mr. Bessie Williams and Mr. T. H. McGee. The booby prize won by Mrs. J. H Waller and Mr. Baker. After the prizes were awarded we were recipient of a delicious repast served by our hostess Mrs. Hinton. The evening was an entirely enjoyable event. Seven members and Seven visitors visitors were Mrs. Bessie Williams, J. M. McGee, Miss T. M. Nash, Mrs. J. H Waller, Mrs. L. Whitlow, Mrs. W. Ham Dubose and Mr. Luther Smith who presented us with some delightful numbers of the piano. Mr. J. A Curtis, President. After a very delightful evening in Mr. Jesus Martin, Secretary T. H. McGee, Reporter, which every one agreed that the evening, and hostess was unbeatable. The club adjourned to meet at 2811 Stora Street. GOLDEN LINK CHARITY ART CLUB Mt. ag. St. John Institution, July 21. Houttes Mussel Nettle Grown Day. Houttes Mussel Nettle Grown Day. By Mred T. Watson. Watson. Watson. Inended to. Our vocation was dis- Columbia "Magic Notes" ss Georgia es" Bob—and how! as good, it's "Chocolate B31-D, 10-Inch, 750 ia Blues" Bone" occal—Barbecue Bob LAR RECORDS congratulations and a colored moustache. On Wednesday the Junior and his business as a nurse hone. Senior teams were recruited with a number of people who posed for them. They give up, then have fun. They are furnished by boss Mason. D. J. Mayor, Mayer A. J. Koss delivered Garner, J. W. Tollert and Scott welcome him to city. He is a Caiman. He is a business as a nurse. These men for their generosity and a friend to our Mrs. M. Tollert and host others will do. D. J. Johnson responded to the well-wisely, Mr. Tollert is scheduled to meet in our boys' afternoon Hayward. Mrs. Moss will soon the welcome extended by the Laily of the Valley Church, Revs. Black and K�acold, while pastors were indebted helpful as was also Rev. Debrey of Harlingen, Texas, who preached an able-worn or mis-law, the next session will be held in Harlingen, Texas in August 1923. Rev. R. M. J. Young, Alice, Texas as Moderator, There are wonderful opportunities and possible little in this�tao for our people. Our memory contest and Croust Tournament will be held Thursday August 2nd at the Grims Park on Half Street at three o'clock Mrs. Campbell is asking the co-operation of the South Dallas Parents also thanking the following mothers for their support in the memory contest and base built activities: Mrs. Tally Powers; Mrs. Peace; Mrs. Johnson; Mrs Alex Gill; Mrs. Green; Mrs Clark; Mrs. Kline; Mrs. Brown; Mrs. Smith; Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Smith. concert asked the club closed to meet the 13th Thursday in October. She asked the club to open the ouring. Each one expressed themselves to be more active club members. We were invited for Charity $1.00. Were then served to cream and oil. Collec- tions were held. Mrs. G. M. Murray, President Mrs. C. Falkner, Secretary THE GOLDEN BEAUTY ART CLUB Met at the home of Mrs. Meth- ale on Kaiting Avenue. The house is located on a lovely two courts elencocha. After the program the ladies planned a meeting in Wheatley. Place with Mrs. Smith. THE GOOD SHEERED CRABTA Club met at the home of Mrs. C. Nabara. 211-ST. Washington St. The lesson was beautifully taught by Mrs. Nabara. The hostess served a delicious menu, consisting of chicken salad on tofu lettuce, cake and push. Next the lesson was a cooking lesson Busie King on Paris Street. Mrs. Smith Reporter. Mrs. Falkner President. Mrs. Carrie Maxwell, Secretary. OAK CLIFF Mrs. Helen Young-Nappier wrote of Ireland Nappier, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Young, who was born in Dallas, completing the grade school entered the high school and spent two terms in Paul Quinn College. After a brief illness died in Quansh, Texas, the Nappier was the first of the first Paul from the home of her family. 125 Hutchins- Ave. Funeral from Plendalship- Baptist Church, Rev. Leonard officiated. Mrs. Lula Biggins of 12513 returned home after three weeks of illness during the time she was with her wife, Mrs. Mary Montgomery at 108 Hutchins, Ave. Harclaters Mrs. Eliza Gelog and L. Warren was her wife's wife. Mr. Holdemers Willhims died July 11, 1928. Funeral services were held at Cloburn, C. M. E. Church, at Cloburn, Texas, Rev. Murcheson and Williams officated. The Greater Whill Marriott Church Sunday School opened at the usual hour with the Dept. officers and teachers present. The lesson was beautifully developed by the life-forest teacher. A wonderful reviewing day. At 11 o'clock Rev. Crumel preachless at great sermon. It's test was "What think ye of Christ and who's a lion is he? Sunday was Mission Day, The mistral roll was, quite a success Money raised $7.75. At 8:30 P.M. the pastor came forth with a burning message. The sermon was strong and inspiring. Mrs. Mary Nights and Rev J B. Plummer, Pastor Sister M. F. Smith, Reporter EXPRESS READER FINDS PLO GRESS IN EDINBEG **Kenneth J. — Please allow space in your valuable paper to any a few words about this is ving town.** We are very proud and while being here visited the Hill Orange Valley Association and the Valley Council of which Rev. A. L. Johnson is pastor. This Association is the administration of Rev. A. L. Johnson, the Women's谊谊 Club, C. H. Congress, the U. W. Congress, and Dana Ingram Institutes were organized banday Mr. D. F. Johnson, littler, Twain. The Women's谊谊 Club was able to the then they have and to work. A very beautiful character was at Earlburg, Raymondson, and Mission church Mrs. G. K. Folder the group singer of Montana Trucks between white individuals and their friends and his people as exalted hero. He gave away assistance their possibly impossible moppy. Mayor A. J. Koss delivered a welcome for the Hea. is a man THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 RUSK COUNTY COLORED ENCAMPMENT GOOD "This two day session of the Par- ment Meet at Andesh Community to invite our of Hedwyn was tendance and plenty to eat." . . . The various clubs over the hill enabled the boys and girls of the different communities to come to their work and discuss with each other. We had a lot of fun but put over more ooze-lulous jobs a long their life of work in the The addresses made by Messrs. Mendel and Alford, Afford and will hold an evening of hearings as they spoke facts that were needful and useful to all, especially Prof. G. W. Dandy and others including Mr. S. T. Tooney, Agent from Nacogdocoal County, Pennsylvania. Pieces. Glee Club said several interesting selections. The exhibition includes club camming building was inspiring to those who were present; club camming demonstrations in terracing and canning. Judging of livestock including mules, horses, poultry Young Dallas Woman Scoring Mrs. Hearne Blaird the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Cowens (be making an average $100,000 a year) at College of Beauty Culture at "Chicago, IL." Mrs. Blaird will not return to the college in an examination and receive her Diploma. A SUPRIZE PARTY Mr. Huffman Tankerstein, and Ms. Cotta Mae Thompson called at the home of Ms. Thompson on Wednesday, Texas and Ms. Shannon joined them for an extensive drive over on their return to the home of Mr. and Ms. Shannon was beautifully lighted and decorated. Pia were happy to see Ms. Shannon's Surprise Birthday party of his wife, Mrs. Ala Gaul Shannon. Among the out of town gown wore Miss Cotta Mae and Pia Thompson. Madison Stewart of Dallas, Ms. Pia, and Mrs. Pia of Mississippi. Music, games, and refreshments were until the wee hours of morning. BOOKER WASHINGTON ADDITION By Mrs. Josephine Adams, Reported Sunday was a big day at Trinity M. E. Church. It was the occasion of a third quarterly Conference. Rev. T. H. Marday of Ideal Place M. E. Church preached at 11 A.M. His sermon was very forceful. At 3 P.M. Rev. B.P. White of the People's Congregational Church was present and as never man preach before. Young the earnest deacon was at hand to lift a nice collection. Coming again. The eight service was largely attended. WHEATLEY PLACE Mrs. Ruth Campbell, Supervisor This park is becoming more pomegranate, and the Tennis Court in the best in the city, Mrs. Ruth Campbell, who is deeply interested in the young people, is coached for her efficiency. In its ad- vocations, she has organized a Junior Tennis League, a tennis classes, faceouts, Carl Andrew, President, Fred Steen, Manager and Edward The Imperial halls team defeated the Oak Cliff Club on the 17th inlet, Lee King, our star player, defeated 13 players on the opening day. On Wednesday the Junior and Senior teams were arranged with a team of 15 students for the event were furnished by Mussel, D. B. Garner, J. W. Tollbert and Benton Garner, thank these men for their generosity and hope others will do likewise. Mr. Tollbert is scheduled to meet in our Caribbean office this month and Cresson and Owen will be held Thursday, August 20 at the Giggs Park on Halt Street at three o'clock. Mr. Brown will be the Librarian of the South Duluth Publications also thanking the following mothers for their support in the visitation: Mrs. Tally Powers; Mrs. Ann; Mrs. Johnson; Mrs. Alice Gill; Mrs. Brown; Mrs. Brown; Mrs. South Carolina Club is ready for engagement. We are grateful for the courtesy extended us by the New Mexico Drug Bureau which recently on Mount Street The Great WORLD'S FAIR LENTIMENT GUILLES all ache and paine, rib- nation, lame backs, stiff joints, ate. Rest known, rumely for FLC. Price 41.95 - Catalog Free. N. P. IVON, 61. W. Central. Oklahoma City, OK. Miss I. B. Williams entertained Sunday afternoon with a lunchconcert complimenting members of the Hawkins-Tubbs yedding party. Miss I. B. Williams joined Johnsons, Miss Alma Jackson and Agnes Jones, Miss Alma Jackson and Agnes Jones, and Mr. Gravinville Smith. Zianias and often Miss I. B. Williams complimented for the respective rooms. A delightful dinner was agreed all spent a delightful dinner. A delightful dinner was agreed. General Fred A. Vase, Drigradger General of the First District, Amer- ican Woodman is in the city villa local Causes and Displays Divisions The General has been authentically received. The rank and file have been behind his program of advancement of the Uniform divisions in the city. **AM-BISH-UN** **TABLETS** Manufactured by Registered Pharmacist AM-BISH-UN TABLETS are used by men and women the world over—they work wonders. out—the marvels of the uniform—an abstraction that makes life worth white and become better apper- tions to you. 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PINKSTON PHONES: Office-Home 3-824 Office-Home 18:00 to 13:00 a.m. to 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. HUNKY St. Appointment SUNDAY St. ATAY PINKSTON CLOSE 1205 Thomas DALLAS TEXAS AFFILIates and counselors at Lars of Pritzman Toulouse TO ALL ENTS the EXPRESS accepted in payment for send money orders checks THE DALLAS EXPRESS HAIR MADE FULITY AND FASHION NHS (R,000,000) GAMES OR HIR POMADE in evidence that quality is still appreciated and will be always. A hair stratengthener and hair dressers of surprising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the trous. Alda Hair Poinsett has stood the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarter of a century that in a round bliss the costume. For Sale by all draggers. NLY BY GIENIO CO. JUSTICE the quiet.....the heavy hush of the court room was shattered as the prisoner cried, "not guilty, Your Honor, not guilty" the Judge looked down and repeated, sing the tale.... MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE NIGHTMARE BLUES Guitar & Piano Accomp. OKEH PHONOGRAPH CORP. 29 West 49th Street, New York PERSONAL MENTION Mr. D. M. McCain and Miss Prudence McCain will be at home at Monday, July 10. Will be at home at 1209 North Haskell. Mrs. Dora Thompson of Green- banks will be shipped to Greenbanks for interment. Mr. Annet Doyle, who has been very ill for some time died July 9th. Mrs. Emily Webb is resting slick at this writing. Mrs. Lals, Wilkerson is on this slick list. Jackson on Ploreau Street. She will be at home at Arkansas, visiting friends and rela- tive returning home about the 21st of August. Mr. A. Ordenthal Anderson of 2017 Thomas Ave, spent Saturday and Sunday in Waco visiting his parents and other relatives. Mr. Chas. Smith of 1829 Allen Creek, the proprietor of the gro- erty, coworks Allen and Katie street, who has been indi- posed for the past few weeks is alone what improved. Mr. William Henry Chaley and Mrs. S. Williams of 4056 Woll Street left the City Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs. Kimma Orthman of 4056 Woll Street will spend a week. She will then spend a week in Houston, the town of Mrs. In spite of the rail we had our mashin approach and putting content Sunday afternoon. There were three prices given. The nitrants Jack Sampson 13. Walter Reels 11; Rufus Lewis 14; Randell Husley 11; Roy Williams 13; Charles Galloway default Frank Hollins 12; George Washington 13. First price Fandell Hensley, 2nd Frank Hollins, 2nd Jack Sampson. Mr. A. Orienthal Anderson of 3017 Thomas Ave., spent Saturday and Sunday in Waco visiting his parents and other relatives. Mr. Chan. Smith of 1829 Allen Street, the proprietor of the grocery store, corner Allen and Juliette Street, who has been ind沸 Mr. William Henry Chisley and Mrs. Lillian Johnson were married for July 21 by Rev. Montgomery. 1827 Fairmount Street, Mrs. Lillian Johnson has been visiting relative in New Orleans, La. for six months. Their marriage was quite a surprise: to their many friends. They are at home at 3307 State Street. But he is to practice, why not go to the club 15 or 20 minutes before starting your matchup and practice. Practice-ewings 3 to 10 do more harm to both your games and contrast than regular stroke. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1923 Street, Mra, J. C. Brown, Vice President, prelding Rev. J Corney, Pastor, Edwin J. Charney, Reporter. WHITE-GRANT GARDEN WEDDING Miss Joyce Lev Grant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gouw Gran, Grant 2443 Caddis Street, became the birds of the city in July 2019. M. A. Wilson read a decorated Arbor in a garden of flowers. "The Birds堕翼—were birds of the city," she wrote. Stater and Ruby Jefferson, who wore dresses of Syrch volle in carnations and ferns on their arms, wore a blue hat, a blue Washington, wore a gown of blue sail and carried a baucet of rose petals. Mrs. C. J. Murray, sister of Mrs. C. J. Murray, wore entirely white, her dress being of morgue and carried a baucet. Little Miss Bobble Minor, howur girl were all white, and straw sweet pans-down the ith of the bride. Little Mr. Thomas Jr. Anderson, ring bearer, wore a white satin full dress suit, and carried the ring in a giadiola. The ground- Thes were Means-Hasy Hopkins. Howard Johnson and Leonard Mitchell Mr. William Arthur White brother of the bride groom was best man. The groom and all the male attendants were full dress suits Mr. Ed. Harris, an uncle of the bride, of Houston, Texas, born the bride to the Altar. The bride was dressed in a gown of white satin, and shadow lace trimmed with porils, white satin slippers with rhinestone buckles. She also wore a veil of white silk tuile. The head dress being of paris She carried a beautiful boquet of tubs and form showered with white satin streamers and fern. BIG BEAUTY CLASS TO HOLD GRADEATING CLASS Pri假日 evening August 16th at Bathalem A.M. Church at 4 kbcolour and every style of hair dye, clean-up complications, pretty hands and makeup, just sitting close in the Mone C-1. Walker Station of Hair and Beauty. An elaborate program interpter- tor music by the A.M. C-1. Chloe. The Molody Choral Club and the Pompous Bell Quartet — the award, most popular and energetic women, who realize the great benefit in being thoroughly represented — are the Director of the Mine. J. Walker Company heightens the commendations she has received. The will return in the fall to complete dents in the advanced course and teach another class that has made a difference. The Admissions is I-REK. and Dallas will turn out in full to witness the latest in Hair and Beauty Culture by this class. Visit the Main C. J. Walker Unique Beauty Salon and School of Beauty Culture, Pauline Holder, instructor. August 6-9 free samples will be given, also free demonstrations in Beauty work The Jarvis Alumni had their regular meeting Sunday afternoon at 3 P.M. as usual, definite plans were discussed in behalf of the banquet that is to be Monday night. August 4th. We as the members of the Jarvis Society wish to ask the public to help us make this event the great part of the kind of you to help us doing it. Coming an enjoying life with us. You won't regret it, because you'll see and hear things you never witnessed before, really it is going to be something big. You will hear the wonderful program that is going to be rendered by some of the best "Elon" the city's Jarvis after the program you will be gavred to a delicious menu, and you know everybody like chickens and we'll have some of that to. A menu of four courses Just think all this for just 80 cents Its worth that to just see the 100 per cent collectable of the greatest school in the country while the city Jarvis. But you'll see the other free. Now if you won't know what kind of stuff Jarvis is made of, come to the banquet Monday night, August 4th and watch our smoke. The Club and their friends were entertained Tuesday night July 7 at the residents of the City Hall. N. Washington Ave. Marriage enjoyed themselves high. The most sores served ice cold water, which was pleasing to all. Mr. Princess Curtis, wife of Mr. Goran Curtis 3rd Greenwood School, died July 15, and was buried July 16. She was a teacher at Greenwood School, B. Church, member of the Eastern Star Society of Jesuits, and Court of Calcutta, and member of the Romanian Society with her former partner delivered the principal speech. She leaves a husband, two sons, daughters and a host of children and relatives to bury her deptm. INSURANCE HEAD SPEAK TO STUDENTS Washington, D. C. August 4—Mr. S. W. Rutherford, Secretary, D. R. Wright, Company, here at the city government office, D. R. Wright, Company, here at the city government office, D. R. Wright, Company, he also probs. before Pledged Textures. Also as a member of the P.E.T. class Leans White in Greenwich, he is the manager of the Greenville District Office, the manager of the educational and business groups, Mr. Rutherford has been a善卿, given the pimpers, then means that we must have social contact, and other other. He remarked that our attitude should not be. "What can we do to give the world to give me?" but rather we contribute to the world. In the course of his remarks he also emphasized the rule that in the end, in the win, even though they win in the end, even though they win, Continuing he said, "Tiring and cheating and flattery dwarf the mean and petty people of those who deception." The part of education he said, "May I impress upon you those fundamental, homely, virtuous, humble, hostile and humane relationships." "The goal of every thoughtful man is to achieve success in some way," he said, "only a wise thinker, constructive and practically." **ELECTRA** — Services were good at Bother, Baptist Church, Sunday Mass. Present Rev. W. F. Hubbard, present Rev. W. F. W. Hallas had been in Electra for several days running, meeting for Rev. T. H. Hubbard, Rev. Hubbard has returned to the city from New York, meeting for Rev. A. M. Prine, The Church, Church, Church, The Church, Church, have returned to the city. Mr. San Antonio have moved to San Antonio. 5 BIG AUGUST VALUES HUDEBAKER SEDAN, New Three, good paint, runs per fact ..... $205.00 GARDNER TOURING, like new, looks new, new rub- ber ..... $205.00 WILLS KNIGHT TOURING Plots of transportation We Invite You To Visit The Phone 3-0010 Mme. C. J. Walker's System and School of Beauty Culture at Unique Beauty Salon Appointments 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Madeleine, that stay put and all lines of Beauty work done by expert operators. PAULINE' HOLDER, Prep. 2002 HALL ST. GOODYEAR TIRES ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN The S&J TIRE CO. MAIN & PEARL STS. 7-6489 PAY AS YOU RIDE PAGE THREE The greatest care in the unseen details of blending and packing every Old North State assures a mild, smooth, gratifying smoke. The Welcome Cigarette NORTH STATE CIGARETTES Humidor wrap keeps them fresh OLD NORTH STATE CIGARETTES 15c for twenty OPENING WITH GRASS GREENS, trees, etc. FREE BATHROAT RATHER AND FREE USE OF LAROE PUT. GRASS GREENS WITH 9 HOLES, LIGHTED NIGHTS. LAYTON MONTE will be the Professional Free play until after August. Int to holders of greens cards. FOURNAMENT IN AUGUST PORCH Nights in 4 clock FINGER Nights in 4 clock FINGER or all who have played or would be interested in taking up golf. Full pills will be explained regarding county surroundings, site. The new hole county will be lighted on play. Free low water melons and drinks. GO TO ROOSEVELT FOR YOUR AMUSEMENTS BUY A HOME OR A LOT AND LIKE IT 7 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON HOMES Frankness Conservation AMERICAN WOODMEN, DENVER, COLO. PROMPT COURTNOUS ATTENTION For Information See B. K. MAYNARD, State Agent 9044, 1-2 H Commerce St, San Antonio, Texas For Dallas District, See Price A. Wren Phone 7-1848 1004 Good St. allowing it to participate in the Democratic primaries of the state and its counties. The decisions were handed down from Harris and Bexar counties in cases brought by Nebraska who sought to exercise their right of franchise. In both cases the decisions were to the effect that the Democratic Party had a right to prescribe the qualifications of those who compose it and that the state had a right to grant such power to the party by its legislative enactment of last year. In both cases an appeal has been taken, and its expected that the cases will be fought out before the Supreme Court of the United States. The south is filled with one party states. The Democratic Party is supreme in all of them and there is no reason to feel that this condition will materially change for at least another generation. Even with all of the bickering and wrangles which feature the contests in the south from time to time the branches are always heated when it calls that Negroes may be allowed to cast their ballots as equals of Democrats who have always drawn the color. Demagoguery is rife among them. Prudice is strong. Justice can be bent the way of the multitude with startling frequency and ease. There is no need to state that both of these decisions were popular with the rank and file of the Democrats of Texas. things as is ordained in many But why, in a day of so-called freedom and complete it is able to find their way about citizenship of Nearroes, should there be such a continued the neighborhood are operating fight to keep them disfranchised? In some respects the soda water stands or selling situation is ludicrous. There are few Democratz who will don’t home children, of million dollars, contend that the Negro is not a citizen. In fact their mature families want in our own city for boast, aside from the fact that they are his best friends, dare their old children spending mon—is that they believe in his equality before the law. That, of or by doing old charm about the course is to be taken with much allowance in remote once on. All too often there is the whole situation comprising a specie which is comparable to the specie which is not comparable. In the case of the blasting work, should not be the "heur," a creature which exists only in the minds of those portion of the Norn-olio who is who profit by their fears. The demagogues of the south who are part of a decent life, will be found expensive eventually. The demagogues of the north who are part of a decent life, will be found expensive eventually. The Census Department is releasing information with previous because of the fallout, the event which is the first to be given from the error have not been made. Such process is one with children can result in the loss of their rights. In the end of the year, Wheat knowledge of the accumulation of the knowledge of the information will be the most important to the error. It is completely at the error of these whole training in this respect has been made. The report has been published to their members in the most well-known place to their insurance. Let them work. Let them know that the issue of the error has been a long time. The result of this may have no possible use of the error. There is a great deal of food for thought in those figures not only to churchmen but to others as well. Granting that the total amounts of church values are as they should be, and it must be remembered that these figures 100 THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS 1 1 TEXAR Notice to the Public Any arrogant reflection upon the character, standing or position of the firm or our company which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be gladly corrected upon it being brought to the attention of the publication. THE WORKERS PARTY WANTS OUR SUPPORT "The Workers Party has made a bid for the support of the Negro voters of Texas. Presuming that they are decidedly out of countenance as the result of the two decisions of last week, this party in its official organ "The Daily Worker" has seen fit to call for Negro support in the following words: "The answer of the Negro masses should be, and one day will be, to support the party of their o"n classes, the party which will overturn the whole system of capitalist "democracy" in which the exploited masses are "democratized" out of all rights. Some three-quarters of a century ago the United States supreme court made a little decision by which a Negro slave, Dred Scott, was returned to his master. This decision was to stand "for all time." Where is it now? But it took the most terrific class struggle the country had ever seen to overthrow the Dred Scott decision and the system it unheld. Let the Negro masses understand that their present entailment, exploitation and deprivation of civil rights can be upheld by a thousand court, but will come to an end in a social upheaval bigger than that of 1861. dom. Join the party of your class, not the parties of slavers." Of course there will be little attention paid to such sentiments as this coming from those whose actions in the organizations which they compose are by no means calculated to harm the nation. They have realized that they have their own battle to fight out. And they propose to fight it out patiently and persistently through the means provided by the Constitution for that purpose. The bloody shirt has no attraction for them; but real and strict justices do. They do not feel that to fly from one party to the other, were that possible holds for them. They do not feel that nothing other than the ordinary American opportunity of supporting whom they choose at the times that the same power is used by other citizens like themselves. Eventually they will win out. Eventually they will be empowered to vote in any party for the candidate of their choice. Until then such blurs as this from The Workers Party have been ignored. They experience enough of that in the course of their everyday lives. The "freedom" mentioned by the editor of that journal may prove even more doubtful than that which they have said. But ought not they to and to apprehend that it is the Negro mind does not run into such channels? And is not that very fact an argument that such a race can be safely trusted to think sanely on such a commonplace thing as a governor or a sheeriff? THEY BARRED US FROM THE PRIMARIES SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1926 are for a single denomination only, does it not seem proper that the same spirit of cooperation which operated to make these Church values so high, should carry over into the business and commercial life of the same folks and that the totals there should prove as starting? There is real reason to feel that the totals known, they would not be comparatively as high. Mr. Drice is able to say University Law School Chase, House of Justice honor to Mr. Beckett honor to Mr. Beckett But by far the most potent question which should come into the mind of the thinking person in the light of these figures is, has all of the more than a million dollars spent by this denomination in Texas during the past year been spent on the work of church leaders to answer this question. It raises it for the consideration of those who are attempting to think courageously and efficiently of the conditions which face the race. It is by now a well known fact that Church life in the race is facing a crisis. The general public is demanding of that institution a measure of efficiency which has never been the case before. It is also a fact that all will face the same time goes on. It has now come to the point that it is not just enough to meet in the name of Jehovah. There is actual work in His name to be done; and since it requires dollars and cents, it is expected that good judgment and sound reasoning will be required. He is literally true that the work of the Master demands the mark the handling. It is literally true that the work of that there is in human beings; but it is also true that there is a balance which must be struck between all things and that we live in a temporal world. There are many facts that will study in the figures which tell the story of Negro Church in the United States. We will consider their release a help to the future usefulness of Churches generally. ship. Here is a modern instance of straining at a gnat and swallowing a camel. The Grand Old Party seems to be resolved to convince the nation that it is determined to purify itself even if it must sacrifice every Negro official. This is what might be called visiting the size of the Republican Party upon the Negro politician. possess and maintain an air of refinament never heretofore approved. In them one is able to give a small all of the modern manifestations of conveniences at a remarkably small expense. These buildings occupy the entire block from 149 to 156 strut. They are built around a square court upon which the interior windows look out. of for the past two administrations and if the undoing of Howard had been but an incident in this process of purification, would have caused a torrowfully significant negative effect on the state. But with the other evil doers, it has done not seem to be the same. Corruption and rumors of corruption have fainted the political atmosphere for the past two administrations. The orthodox and dominant element in the Republican Party has remained dumb and inarticular. (The Democrats were buried denominations and proachful taunts at their said to be corrupt adversaries to the heffren's content and, yet neither the administrations nor its sponsors have been known to utter a mumbling word. There has been no voice of righteous indication for Reasons within denunciation of evil doing within the government. It holds on the accrued. Cabine, officers and high officials have been involved in the net of official misdecades and scandal, the high priest of the National Committee has not escaped accusation. The senatorial toga has been dragged in the mills of imputed corruption. But in every instance we have had to walk the aggressive of the Democrat. The US is very aware that the charges of public scorn. The charges involve millions of dollars and shake the very foundation of our faith in free government. And yet Republican finger com. Clemp the aratwhis secretary to President Coolidge, features to bring the Southern vote to the United Republic of Democratic and tiny-whit Republican into the fold. Mr. Shemp is the arch lily white who knows the wγiel and guides of the game. It laying office holds under tribules for the great political crime, then Perry Howard's transgression; if we are to believe documented charges, compared with "Slemp" would be as a mole hill to a "montain." And yet Shemp is exalted and Howard is abased. So great is the affliction and sacrifice that the Negro is forced to undergo in order to be the Great War. The Great War strengthens in the Southern states. To the white voter, the marriel issue between the 2 parties is a rapidly narrowing one. If the Civil War amids, meets are to be eliminated from the issue of political controversy and if the Negro is to be deprived of political equality in the counsels of the Republican Party, then to him party differences are wholly obliterated. There remains but one dominant issue of a moral nature which has determined not to be the platform of the parties which are distinctifiable, but by the national attitude of the contending standard hearers. The real issue after all is not so much Republican or Democratic. Hoover or Smith, but wet or dry. KELLEY MILLER July 28, 1928. Washington, D. C. By Georgia Douglas Johnson New York City, Aug. 1, 2-Perhaps a group home building is to be found. Rockefeller Apartment Houses, in this city, there is much to be done and made specially, for the ver Mr. Bruce is aby associated by Mr. Bruce, Mrs. Craig Durbin, Bruce, a professor of history at the Dartmouth College, and Ms. Craig Bruce, Mrs. Craig Bruce, and Barrilr Bruce. All daughters and Barrilr Bruce. All daughters and Rockefeller and the Bruce family. RADIO WAVE CONTROLS STREET LIGHT SYSTEM A radio wave takes a 4800-volt electric distribution line since it has to be putting out street lamps of one of its Frankfort, France, district stations. The current street light control, the odd obstacle of hand two separate lines for street light lighting by the new system, a device called a reporter hook up an iPhone to a black high frequency current source, but does not interfere with its regular load. Lines of any voltage The San Francisco experiments, embassies more than nine hundred years old, fill its early premises, similar to the ones in the city, with a consequent out city, with a consequent gain in efficiency and a dwindling of employed has a length of 9,000 miles in broadcasting, there is no danger of interference with receiving efforts. KNOW TEXAS Houss growth in East Texas now shipped to many parts of the country. The Smith County is one of the largest growth areas in the country. One of the most widely distributed industries in Texas is printing. There are no printing establishments in the county. The output is valued at $210,000,000. Texas produces more than $63,900,000 worth of cotton used in textiles and industry in importance in the state. An increase of more than 40 percent in manufacturing in Texas is the source of Texas building and loan associations has been reported in the state. Electric light and power services was available to 2,400,000 residents of Texas on January 1, 1928. The number of 41 percent in two years. Agricultural Progress in India Punjab, India, is going forward rapidly, according to a report received by the United States Department of Agriculture from May-M. Eatabrook, director of the World Agricultural Census of 1930. In efforts to obtain officialอักอักการ in the census project, Mr. Eatabrook recently traveled through India and across the Arabian Sea to Abyss들어. His was formerly chief of the old Bureau of Crop and Livestock Estimates in the United States Department of Agriculture. In the world-census project, he is acting for the International Institute of Agriculture at Kome. Irrigation, development in the Punjab during the last 30 years, Mr. Eatabrook's reporting says, has brought about 19,900 acres into an arable condition. About 11,000-1000 acres of this land are already under crop irrigation works now. In progress are expected to supply water to 2,500,000 more acres. Projects under consideration, which are shortly to be approved, contemplate reclaiming an additional $500,000 area. Agricultural progress by irrigation is the Punjab has been accomplished by the use of better method better farm tools, and better methods of cropping. Al, told, the Punjab now has a total area of 97,000,000 square miles in crops. And additional 18,000,000 square miles are arable waste of fallow and 17,000,000 square miles are nonarable waste. The Punjab has about one third of the total wheat area of India. Its production of wheat is 1924-27 was 128,000,000 bushels. That of all India was 221,000,000 bushels. From the few figures available for the years preceding 1252 it is possible to discern the creamy and the -equivocal creamy and the -equivocal enter into this form. The most common size for cooperative creamories in the United States in 1926 was a plant making of 10000 to 200,000 pounds of butter annually. Twenty-seven percent of the active creamories held by the United States Department of Agriculture, fall in that group. The number of creamories-making from 200,000 to 200,000,000 pounds of butter each annually constituted 21 per cent of all. On cooperative creamories and the creasmories making less than 100,000,000 pounds each annually were approximately 11 percent of all the cooperative creamories made 2000000 pounds of butter each during the year. The number of creamories with a year-ago number of 100,000 pounds each has half a million pounds each year. 17.5 per cent. of the total number of creamories in this large-scale group has the most large-scale-cent. of all the cooperative creamories but their products in their year. Data collected for 1926 indicate that the cooperatively operated choose factory in a much smaller enterprise than the cooperative creamies. Ninety per cent of all the cooperative cheers, factories made less than 500,000 pounds of O THE WHITE PRIMARY IS HELD TO BE LEGAL Federal District Judge Hutchenson has held at Houston that the Democratic party of Texas has the right, under Federal Constitution, to exclude Negros from voting at its primaries, notwithstanding the Fourteenth Amendment. It appears that the hands for his ruling is that the exclusion is not that of the State, but that of the party and that the State has relinquished all claim to determining the constitution of the voters. The Constitution of the United States will not permit the State to exclude Negros because they are Negroes, but it does not forbid the party to do so. It would seem that Judge Hutchensan has laid down the law as it is. The press reports make it appear that the Judge said in effect that the Legislature had taken the power to exclude Negros from its own hands and placed it in the hands of representatives of the party. That, of course, is nearly accurate. The Federal Constitution divested the state of the power to discriminate politically against the quantity of cheese made by the 30 percent war 14 per cent of all the cooperative cheese for this year, cooperative cheese for this year, cooperative cheese factories made of cheese each. The total cheese made by this small percentage of the total output of cooperative cheese for the year. IDENTIFY HOUSTON LYN-CHING SUSPECTS (Continued from page 1) that Kent headed the lynching party. that Buffalo, Billiffries, who was Powell's guard, said that he did not see members of the party well enough to identify the lynching Powell, with a bullet wound in the abdomen, food charge of the cooperative Executive A. W. Davis, Powell, it was charged, killed Davis in a gun battle. CONTINUED FROM TAGE ONE Individuals working to that end and it is the purpose of this new united group to press on until at least one other-physician is made a member of the staff and until Negro interns and nurses are admitted to the City Hospital. "Dr. McMorris is a graduate of Howard University in liberal arts and medicine and took his internship at Freedmen's Hospital. He has been a practising physician since 1916 and is well thought of both by his fellow physicians and the local public generally." "It is worth mentioning that Lakeside Hospital, a private institution, furnished ample precedent for this belied concession on the part of the city officials. The University Hospitals, of which Lake, side is a part, has four Negr physical-staffs at their staff. Dr. H. Garvin has been on the Out-Patient Staff of Lakeside Hospital for the past eight years. Dr. Armen Evans is assigned to the tuberculosis dispensary at the Central Bath House. Dr. Estanle Brown is a young physician, is of the "start" at Lakeside, Dr. Brown graduated from Western Reserve University Medical School about three years ago with highest honors and he is a Clever and product. Yet he was compelled to serve his internship as Freedmen's Hospital. It is slight N. C. COLLEGE SPEND $15,000 FOR NEGRO BUILDING (Continued from page 1) stance where an philanthropy to a state college was conditioned on the securing of supplicative funds. In 2005, Dr. Shephard is being congratulated by his local white and Colored friends for the successful outcome of the efforts of himself and Dr. Shephard. The building committee, consist of Dr. L. Plowers, Dr. Gregory B. H. Mason, local white banks, M. Carlson of Roberson have Succeeded in the project and to make preparations for negro and the State is important to invent a power which it doesn't possess by a party. organization, and to make it more difficult to maintain its membership and has it inherently. The assumption on the State to dictate on that point is the legislature in control of the government through parties, since the legislature in control of one party is unable to regulate the minority party by statutory regulations imposed for real estate. The white man's primary is of no real importance in the success of the party. In Texas, it is largely alone party. In Texas, it is largely alone thinking. The Negroes of Texas have no great desire to win, and do not do if they were welcome to affiliate with the organization. But the Negroes who shall constitute its memorial of its right to state. It must use the right with the great. It must use the right with the great. It must use the right in some of its success without, or sedition within. PREPARE FOR OPENING NEW MME. WALKER BUILDING morning. The general public is to be invited to come and enjoy free of charge the splendid public promenade and national Pepaie are to take part. Major Robert Rushen Mason and many other prominent men and many other prominent women of the sound of events planned for August 19th to 26th most enjoy- FOREST PROGRAM COMMITTEE PROPOSES TENEAR PLAN Representing various local interests and the Massachusetts Portory Association, a committee of eight has drawn up a "business plan for the protection and rehabilitation of the Portory County, Mass. The committee recommends that the county as devolved into four districts of about 183,900 acres each and that a woodland association be formed in each of these Districts. These associations would be a position to employ forgers and cooperatives effectively to forest management, forest management, and forest management. *Other recommendations include the extension of State forests to cover all land of the county, consolidation of public forest land, acquisition by the land of the private owners may be allow; apply forest management because of the need for a coordinated work with schools and other organizations; the installation of adequate firefighting equipment, including fireproof-protection crews on State forests; the erection of two additional firefighting facilities; the acquisition by each town of the firefighting equipment on hand pumps, 12 above-ground, 18 wire trench, 12 above-ground, 18 wire trench, men and equipment, and the hiring of a patrolman by each town during the fire season. The county contains 780,000 acres of land, of which about 480,000 are about 155,000 acres in forestland. The committee estimates that there are about 155,000 acres in forestland that could be used for production than for any other crop. At present the county has 175,000 acres of woodland, of which wood is the #2 material. The greatest part of this wood and timber is used in building is imported from the South and the Pacific—coast. The rehabilitation of the forests of the county is a paying enterprise on more than one count. 1009 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF N. A. A. C. P. TO BE HELD AT CLEVELAND. Invitation of Cleveland and Other Ohio Branches and of Officials. New York, About 4—Holding to cordial invitations extended to the Cleveland Branch of the N.A. C. Association, Columbus, Columbus, and Dayton Branches, as well as by Governor John D. Marshall and City Maps William K. Hopkins of the Cleveland Conference of the N. A. C. Association, will be held in June. 1929 in Cleveland to confer the annual meetings of the Association which have come to hold in the life of the Nero, was held in Cleveland in 1918 when the Tooth Branches of the Nero, was held in the desire of the Cleveland Branch to entertain the Conference and Officials of Ohio and Cleveland have assured the N. A. C. Association and Officials of Ohio and Cleveland have assured the Twelfth Annual Conference before even more gatherings of recent years. PERSONAL MENTION Miss Jerrisa Newburn motored Shreveport, in visiting her pa- nels Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Young. aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Will Hayes, 2507 Colby Street, She was the receipt of many socials and tong, especially was the house party by Little Miss Dova. Mrs Whittier of 2513 Colby Street. An elaborate affair. She was accompanied as for as Greenville by her aunt Mrs. Wula Hughes. Mrs. Hassel, Holman Telles and cousin Miss Louisa Jaunes's Guilotte made a brief visit to Houston last week. Mrs. Hamel Holman Telles and little daughter Franoes Mae left Monday night for their home at San Pedro, California, after a two weeks visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Maudella Smith-Rice, who has been visiting pejatives and friends in South Texas and Dallas left Friday night for her home, Chicago, Illinois. Announcement has been made of the marriage of *Mary Layton* in charge of Rosewood Country House in charge of Rosewood Mimu Piera Pioneer of daughter of Mr. Renben Pioneer. The ceremony is scheduled Sunday, August 14th. Prof. S. A. Battle Dies Here Sunday Prof. S. A. Battie, former teacher in the Dallas, Public schools school at Fortune, school at Fortune died here, last Sunday* at the home of his wife, Sara. Prof. Battie had been in ill health for some time but the end was expected soon. Ms. Battie is survived by her brothers and other relatives. National Benefit Agency Director Visits Dallas Mr. John R Flinket, Agency Director for the National Benefit Director for the National Benefit office in Washington, D. C. visited Dallas and other point in town. The company he was accompanied on his tour of the leading Tennessee cities by the team of the business of the company in the state of Tennessee, and by L. K. Willis, the vice president of the work in North and farre of the work in North and visited the office of the Express. Nowhere in this issue will appeal the advertisement of Mr. L. C. Hoyle, the founder of the Gulf Haven Injury Center, which was formerly the Paraça Faca located at 2444 North 10th Street, building Mr. Torner is a young man of athletic abilities, and was a successful business executive for him. GARDEN SUNDAY SOCIAL CLUB Mee with Mrs. Hoyer, 3169 North 10th Street, about twelve members were—were thirty or forty minutes late when the club was adopted. President medalist Hoyer was adopted. President medalist Intermediate Hoyer. Next Intermediate Hoyer. Next Mrs. Hoyer and Mrs. Hoyle at the home of the former 3169 North 10th Street. Mrs. John H Townsel, Preldont Mrs. Luther Simmons, Reporter LINCOLN MANOR Sunday was high day at Great. Lake Light Baptist Church, Sugal I. K. Church, Sunday school at the usual hour. The lesson was reviewed by Rav. J. J. Green delivered which Rav J. I. Green delivered a wonderful lesson to a large We were much delighted to have an special visitor Monday Mrs. Lula Pratt left for Cooron to sit her mother. Mrs. C. Stewart has returned from an extended visit to Cen- The Revival at True Light Bantam Church conducted by Rev. J. A. McCormick, a Sunday night night with a special program directed by Madam M. C. McCormick, a crowned house - witness, has been ill this week. Rev J. W. Willson to seriously ii. Mr. Robert Callas, who has been on the sick list to Mr. A. Martinez, will be on sale at the Hayden Drug Store Saturday. At the Hayden Drug Store, Dean james a Prentice Ito Waco. Saturday night. Services at Monsley Chapel were well attended. D. Patterns were well attended. Also beautiful! Iso for sale on Bake Ford Pike. He on no-hassle district. One of the 21st district. $15.00 down, make your terms, will build to suit. See A. C. Wash- ington, 3-5743, 1400 Sherman Ave. Miss Iris Gauten, well known member of the Dallas young so-called set enlister the Pinkerton Club in Wednesday for a slight-threat Dr. S. J. Torner of Los Angeles who has been visiting in Shreveport, La., stopped in Dallas and Boston, Bristol, Boston, 7877 Guarantee Street. On Sunday she was the guest of Great Macdonald Baptist church, the Church of the Lord Overland in her Pierce Arrow Sedan. Missara, George and Andrew Curtis, former Dallas sisters but now living respectively in Denver and Albuquerque, were called to Dallas to be a member of Bethlehem Church for many years. They will remain in Albuquerque until after returning to their homes. Mr. Jennifer Lee and Miss King, 8417 Thomas Avenue spent the week in Waco, where they were called to attend a brotherhood in Bristol, brotherhood, Robert Lacey. Mrs. Alice Slaughter-Hill and little daughter, Miss Ruth Olive Hill are in the city the guests of Mr. G. K. Collins, trainee at Hunterville, is sojourning in the city this week on route to the Odd Pound Grand, Lodge at Fort Worth. Mr. Collins is a frequent visitor in our city. While in the city he is the guest of his daughter, Curtis, 1012 Dodd St. Mr. Curtis is a recent life to the Universal life. Insurance Company and anticipates writing insurance from one year to 85 years. ECHOS FORM GEORGIA BY POMER MEREX EXPRESS REPRESENTATION WILLIAM M. GORDON Cave Spring, Ga. — Today, occupy the meat of that human philosopher of man-kind, and the Massenger of Divine Majesty of service to the unfortunate boys and girls of deprived speech and hearing who for 45 years dedicated his life to such exclamation—the funneled father and principal. The son takes the throttle, to engineer, these lives around the curve and crossings; over britannous and under twists to their terminal stations, to so mount them for life's service. Atlanta. Ga. — We find this Al. lantana among our group active and busy. We were glad to note the employment of so many of his members in every phase of activity of our own. We find them to mail carriers, Western Union, Massachusetts, Firemen on all the roads going out from the Terminal station. At this time, both the local and fast-rising traffic were the undueled and unglory at the freight house of the street on the walls of building, and is the article of the city department, and in fact in every line save on the police force, and the reason for this, is that the Negro man does not consider this any important. We do his moral amusement. Business Institutions. It is a source of pleasure to more our young men and women in the several departments of our business institutions, busy, as clerks, stenographers, bookkeepers, accountants, agents, making out their financial reports, realtors transferring property, young men and young women, and at the making of services courses, teachers going to summer schools, to better prepare themselves for their task for the opening of school next fall. The professionals. We find many are going North and specializing in their work. Our Colleges. It was our pleasure to visit every college in Altastia. We met the plomers of education in Atlanta. President Adams and Professor Webster of Atlanta University, who asked concerning their student, who is a college graduate of the institution. John H. Kiernan, the president of the University of Georgia, was a college professor on principal banks of Prairie View College, who himself is a Georgian and a graduate of A U. Morehouse College: President John H. Kiernan was a professor to the books of all Atlantic, and who was honored by the Canadian University, ranks as the foremost educator of our race, and Morehouse College has come into its own under his brilliant leadership. Morts Brown College; The appointment of Bishop W. A. Poutrain to the Atlanta Area of the last season of the General Conference held in Chicago last May, has brought new inspires up to the echoes. Clark University: It was a source of great pleasure to us to give our teacher. The Sage Professor William H. Crognan, now in his 80th year, We had many placements of our school-tory, which titled our grand old sage with joy. Clark has the best stadium in the whole southland. President, Sage has brought the University in A Class Gammon Theofgental Seminary The father of his many sports sons whom he have charged to "The and French Christ," Doctor J. W. E. Bowes, is still at the post in the seminary, fired with the devotion of his "Sons" as he calls them. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 Georgia. Songs as Editors: Georgia has given four national Quilly Drivers, of which, she is justly proud of their fearless and uncompromis stand they take in the defense of its race; namely John W. Hicks of the Dallas Express. "Bon Davis of the Atlanta Independent," H. S. A. Abbott of the Chicago Defender has, D. Hibb of the Chicago "Jon Thorn mighty song of Georgia will their pans in their different section of the country in the interest of the race, whose editorials are mightier than the word." Insurance and Fraternalist Georgia has sent forth men and women into other sections as master minds, who today stand as pillars. Via A. E. Hendon of the Atlanta Life Insurance Co. R. S. Hutherford, of the National Benefit Life Insurance Company H. H. Pace of the North Western Life Insurance Company; H. Strickland of the Excelator Mutual Benefit Association; R. O'Neill of the Liberati Life and Mrs Julia O. Freizer of the House Hold of R.H. Dallas. Texas. Our educators, ministers, doctors, dentists, pharmacists, artisans, business men and other vocations are too numerous to mention. As what they are doing in other sections of the country as they are found quitting themselves successfully. Politics in Georgia. Since the National Con. Georgia, witness the most distinct feeling of unrest since the civil war, Among the Domestic, they have been stirred beyond emotion, concerning White Supremacy vs. Negro Control. The Pres. at Investigating Committee, has a session going into the meats of our invincible Ben Davila, charged with the act of dispensing Federal Patronage, as were Perry Howard Robb, Church, of "Tennis and Waiter." Colum of Louisiana. These investments as a whole do not share the confidence of the Uniteds with the confidence of our groups against our heroes of justice only to, the would no leader and the hunger-politician who stand-barked the. Rome, Ga — Welcome Rome Italy. The Financiers of Rome, Italy were informed to meet its first layer of artificial SWIFT all the day of $10,000,000 in Rome. Ga. The girls Romwas met the prosecution of the Roman Hallans. This is the first artificial slick mill in the United States. When completed there will be a weekly pay toll of $11,000. Roe, witnessed the layings of the corner stone and the breaking of the grounds. It was with pride to see the throng of daily laborers brought by the Southern Rail Road, to lay the side trackets. It was equal hefting, to see and be confused of the fact that color, but a question of material. The contractor who is in white, brought his force from Atlanta and their mechanics and mechanics and are on the walls laying bricks, hanging the walls, and are excavating. Negroes are not named a right, a work side, by side of his white man. "TheHidden Hand to Progress It is a known fact in 'my section that the southern white man is the most successful leader out our leadership." We were in the State of Pennsylvania, nearly a hundred of us, NPR preachers on our way from an audience, nearly every one of us. This was waited for the clearing up of a wreck ahead of us, and we were the preachers, teachers, and about a hundred students of female seminaries. We were attracted by their singing and fame and invited us to go into their church and be invited by their own "Jim Crow law," our某某某 some grandmother, and as best they could many of the people they try to soothe our spiritualism, but, of course, they could not. For our coach, the president made a speech complimenting us on our work, our course, some of us respond, and our course, some of us respond, the white girls was "better up my school," and we seemed anxious to get better acquainted and gave every evidence. One young woman frankly and pointedly said, "What we need is a mentor who will teach us how to dent that all of us will profit by this content," she added, "the older women who preside the white women owned the older women, the older women who hold them glues and who have maintained their position, both races must come together; we must have close ties to face and disease and solve our problems, and when we have a crisis, we face and disease and solve our problems and will like one another better." But not only in the case of rebellious men as it becomes later, but in general, our objectives. There are thousands of the better elements of colored people who know little of the culture of society. There are thousands of who have no faith in the "Good News," and so it goes. Clever contact, with mom, helps understand her feelings, and faith, and rental cooperation. This they probably have, as applied to the masses of the world, for the great wars have. Beneath the result of the wars, the most important factor is the support from nonmilitary支援. It would be real, for us all, to seek to face with many surprises, both individually and in the aggregate, and we will come face to face with many surprises, with all classes than ever before, together as we have, better together as we have. In this 2024 annual session, the reports of standing committees of the board and the readers and the readers of the reports of this session will make for the history of tomorrows board and character of the guns and daughters of the guns and daughters of the Juror was a success. Elkdon will make a new star in the horizon that shall guide its eastern rising and will give new light to maudlin. Miss Maja, Miss Maja - Gildinga, Miss Maja - Fort Quint Quell College were among the readers of the Express this week. One of the sharming features of with Mrs. Heyv. M. L. Grayson just gathered of this character is the now-worn his wrist is now covered. Rev. A. L. Dellan is in improving his wrist. Other orders in the past, this time, Mrs. H. L. Lewis returned home just before J. H. Jackson and fifty others also has been for—several weeks he be worthy of your visit! her son Mr. M. L. Lewis to companies from the reviewing stand will for Mr. Johnna Bust in Oklahoma to companies from the reviewing stand will for Mr. Johnna Bust in Oklahoma that the world may know that on his drive daily among his friends Ekholm in all its splendor is the pin in the interest of the Brotherhood down South Parkway, the mrs. Mrs. R. L. Lewis and others most magnificent drive in the attended the second of their mothers monument which adds beauty and joy of pogues of Kint. Ohio after spend the day on the blood soaked fields of pleasure among his many friends France. Launching this march the white and colored, has returned GREAT PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY FOR COLored ELKS CONVENTION IN CHICAGO From every section of civilization delegations will gather. in Chicago, Illinois, on Sunday, August 26, 1928, representing the women and of the lodges and temples, and the central respect to the sleeping in the silent cities throughout the country. Elkinson Elkinson has planted the seed which has filled the bed with an art of broadening the minds of men and women of the nations and as they with the achievements of the Orders to land and to light. In every avenue and stand today as superior in dealing with education have marked distinction that is unmeasured by any other secret organization. In this 29th annual session, the reports of standing committees will give conclusive data to the report. The leaders of the 2015 sales of this report for the history of tomorrow a new epoch in the worth and character of the sans and daughters of "like the sun" and the horizon that shall guide its eastern� rating and will give new Light to mankind. The developments of the Juvenile Department have been in-depth. The report has held theن for the heads of these departments are not only to teach them the spirit of the Order but to instill in their minds the value of saving and education. There is no need to be an individual department which will, in-depth the value of economics in the hope that when they come, to take the place in the broken rank of the lodges and to help them with the help of the force, and cause it to burn brighter and make-noble all of its ritualistic work. The financial condition of the Elks in these 29 years is inequalized in several organizations. The existing will bring one hundred thousand members of the Order and visitors to Chicago by train, auto, and air planes. No past session of the Order will compare to the 2015报社 will over-^{{\text{end}} }field in Chicago. Every committee has completed its work. The general headquarters are located in the spacious Unity Club, 314 Indiana Avenue, and the building is located in the building of Alderman Louis B. Amberson, Chairman of the Joint Committee. Secretaries are Samuel White and Thomas B. Lewis with a corrigible of stenographers and type of the Chic-buys, and will be actively as work until the convention is finished. The Transportation Committee arranged a rare and one-half hour general program will be ready for mail shortly, so that inquiries can be addressed to acquaint themselves with every detail. The housing committee has completed arrangements for housing assignments of delegations and their bonds can be assured of meeting at the Metropolitan Community Church, 41st Street and 42nd Street, at their meetings at Wendell Phillips High School, Purchasing Road and Prairie Avenue. The public may understand that all charges will be reasonable. The committee on public safety is complying with the laws of the law in this city with special details from other cities and lives every avenue or protection. One of the charming features of gatherings of this character is the Grand Parade. Whatever might have been the line in this or any other Orders in the past, this parade under the direction of Major R. R. Jackson and fifty sides will alone be worthy of your visit to Chicago. The parade committee, from the reviewing stand will arrange to have a radio hook up that the world may know that Elkdom in all its splendor is stepping to the muste of one hundred Shands down South Parkway, the most magnificent drive in the world, and will pass the new monument which adds beauty and grandeur to the soldiers who fell on the blood soaked fields of France. Leading this march the Elgith Regiment in full attire, the only black regiment in the United States in active service, has by a special order of his Excellency Governor Len Small, chief executive of the State of Illinois, been given the right to participate. reservations are Bishops John A. Gregg, of the district of Kanaan: W. Samson Brookes of Texas; Dr. Katherine Armstrong of Washington, D. C.; Judge Henry Philadelphia; Harry B. Armstrong of New Jersey; George E. Wibbleman of Koloten; Robert W. Fordham of New York City; Fordham University; prox. CLIV Service Commissioner of New York City; Fordham University; prox. Association of Kanaan City, Mo. Additional bulletins will follow each week. All inquiries will be answered promptly. Pittsburgh, Pa. Seed 4.—(PNS) It is reported that while Mr. White, a resident of Illinois, was being arrested before Alderman Portick Cawley, or of Smithfield street, on Saturday, a slight every day number of the Moore family engaged in a near felon in resort of the Alderman's office. A cell was set up and a sound of police shouted to the scene, which proved to be only a hated argument among persons. "Taking sided with family member, police say, took sides with the Magee woman neighbor and a relative by neighbor and a relative by marriage, who brought charges against her. The woman confronted Killen and seven women who arrested police, say to be held accountable. Washington, D. C. Aug. 4— 4 (NYS) - Charges that state and commerce departments have been denied access to interests have been denied. The charges are "aid to have been made by Raynard Lotte Buell. TEXAS TOWNS Rick Lim, — Mrs. B Dodd, Mrs. Ida Brooks, Mrs. Phelps is a needie of our great colored page, Mr. Middlebooks, Mrs Banks, Mrs. Thelms Middlebooks is a new reader of our paper. Mrs Margueret Brown is enjoying quite a pleasant stay in our city with relatives and friends. TEAGUE — Sunday School was well attended at all churching. Rev J. P. Parham was called to Bonnie, Texas Sunday to preach the missionary sermon. Quite a crowd with with his. "He's a grandson just closed his revival at New Zoo, where he is now pastoring. Rev A. L. Durham is, improving some. He has been sick for quite awhile. Mrs. R. L. Lewis returned home last week from Oklahoma City where she has been for several weeks justing. "I've been for Mr. W. L. Lewis," Mrs. Hannah Durl is visiting her on Mr. Johnnie during her visit to the school. City this week, Prof. M. Oliver is on his drive daily among his people. In the interest of the Brotherhood, Rev. Wilson, Rev. W. J. Manning, Mrs. R. E. Lewis and others attended the funerist of their mother's last week at Butler. Mr. Fred Douglas of Kim, Ohio after spending several days here with joy and love, among his many friends. White and colored, has returned to his home. We all can't tell why the agent was not around with the Express and not around with the Nine. We are behind in paying the agent. To keep from having another guest like you up. HAWKIN— W. H. G. Ashba presided for the W. H. M. Schoenberg Sunday at M. Rose Church, Church Church. Sunday before the Sunday School closed. They have wide awake Sunday School under the Summer School at Parrish Valley. Mr. Vryz, who has been attending the Summer School at Parrish Valley, has had a nice time. Dre. E. A. and A. E. Ullivar are having an end day with fellow students and friends. R. B. Prater preached on the Give the Bible lesson in morning and 12:11, do you good. I would like to read to passing the Negro papers in order that you will know what the throughout. Country you can not live to yourself and be alone. You will have to go along with LAWTON, OKLA. — Services were good at all churches also. R. B. D. Purchaser was a minister. Natalya had a size program at three Church. Little Danny Henderson read scripture at Gaille Church. Rev. B. D. Purchaser preached the Missionary Reverend R. K. CHEF'S KITCHEN No housewife need be without a modern, up-to-date kitchen. You can use a microwave for the new, and can enjoy the plans or cooking for the old. A microwave is equipped with gas saving burners. A kitchen sink is equipped with gas saving burners. A kitchen knife will find it so to keep clean with $67.50. She will find it so to keep clean with $67.50. 'the one way Puritan Malt extract differs' 'Puritan results are the result of Puritan quality. Hampton preached at Bethlehem Church. Rev. Sampson at Barnett Church. Mrs. Grace McElwin, Mrs. Ellis West are on the sick list. A fine 10 pound-baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hathman, July 4th, Mother and baby are getting along first. Mrs. Martins Douglass, sister of Mrs. Mathson who has been here for four weeks left Sunday for her home at Fort Worth, Texas, along Mrs. W. H. Hathman will leave with her sister to visit mother and other relatives. Presiding Elder Rev. R. L. Grejo held his quarterly Conference at Grant Chapel A. M. E. Church, The Missionary Baters rendered a program raised $22.50. Mr. Will Curtis left Wednesday for Dallas on account of the death of his mother. Mr. Clarence Fisher and family left Saturday for Tacka to be at the bed side of his father. Mrs. Nellie Woodard and two girls Hattie and Fannie of Blaboo, Texas are here visiting her brother Rev. R. H. Sampson who she had been for 25 years. Mr. Will Graves is on the stick list. MARLIN — Rev. Jan Wilson and Mrs. Susan Arnolds were joined in the holy bonds of wedlock on July 21. Rev. Dibbles read the ceremony. Miss Mary Walls of Cgm, meres-Birest was buried. Bandee Funeral from Davis, Chapel M.E. Church, Rev. Brown, pastor. The National Woodmen of America have been in session all of the week. Many prominent men and women from all sections of Texas are in-town. Undertaker, Dorsey has had ten funerals this week. Undertaker, Dorsey needs some reliable young woman or young man to do clerics work to his office. A Liberal Allowance on Your Old Stove We will make you a Liberal allowance for your store, storecard, or of joins to the store. ANDERSON FURNITURE 30 W. 12th St. in Dearborn - South Eaglesburg - South Eaglesburg Loved Union Made The Millions British Malt extract differs extracts is in better results. the result of Puritan quality. IN MALT Bohiemian Hops Recommended and Distributed by Ming Thomas of Houston is spared time three weeks in town visiting Bohiemian Hops. All of the Prairie Town students have come in from their summer school. Mrs. Ida Lynch of Houghton in town for a vacation. But is at the Warren house. He big Falls County Association is in session this week at their ends of delegates are upon attendance. Much good is expected to be accomplished. Rev. W. M. Lofton of Dallas left for Dallas after three weeks, stay on his annual vacation. The local program Monday night given by the Harlin-Hot Water Camp was a decided success in every respect. The singing was excellent. Waysman Halls and Mrs. O'Neill were more master-piece. Other numbers on the program were good also Mr. Stange is on the sick list. Mr. S. J. Highman Jr. left Saturday for Spottville, N. C. His mother goes later on. This young man is doing a big undertaking and bonding. Business In North Carolina. Mr. S. J. Washington has a place on Island street fully worth $100, which he is offering on the market for the small sum of $150.00. Grand Master Adams of the Nations Woodmen and his staff are stopping at Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meckles, Mr. Will Kilo was buried Saturday. Funeral was held Friday from the M-M-E Church. Have been Mia Porter Campbell is in Dallas visiting her sister before leaving for Chicago. Mr. Springfield, the big Oil Magnate of Colorado is Apportune, honor of the Woodman grand lord of the land of Colorado. Of Bohem, Texas is attentive to Woodman grand lodge, Messrs. J. of O. McKay and Dursey are very voted abstainer of the grand lodge detergents. Brought to Washington Bay contained from Austin, Ohio. Cares and other points of interest. PAGE FIVB E IN Range el d to-date gas maint part pay. of cooking supplied with and bonus $67.50 PUMITON BOREMIAH HOP FLAVORED MALT DEALERS PONT WORTH, TEXAS Greater St. James Second Street Haviland Church The Teacher Training olden came on 28.8.clock as usual conducted by the reporter. most of the Monday School was opened in its usual way with the Mary Jane O'Dwyer Parkell, Musical Director and other officers, musical teachers at their post library. The Metoks Class and the Men's Bible Class led with their quotes for the Association, being one hundred per cent. The Metoks class is also sending a representative to the Sunday School congress. In the person of Mr Moore Total attendance for the day, 195 Total collection $71.00, Mrs W. B Logan, Sept. Fromptly at 11 o'clock devotions were led by the deacon, after which the Junior choir rendered choice selections. Following was the organist Mrs P. M. W.�. by the organist Mrs P. M. W.�. in chapter of Math. Prof. Winn captivated the audience with his soul stirring solo. The pastor then came forward and took for a text 12 chapter Acts 2nd verse. On the afternoon the glimmer school-of-Middle that had been in session for the past six weeks held its Theosaurate sermon at the church, there was a very unprocrastinative audience to witness the splendid program. Among the many participants were Dr. Jackson of Chicago, Hon. Wm Coleman, city, Mrs. M. H. Anderson, Chicago and others. A very neat sum was contributed to the school at this meet. At the evening service the choices wondered a special guest, Mr. John Anderson, was introduced as the speaker of the evening, he took for the evening three things. That I things were easy to do, those I things were easy to do, those I power of the Representation. Among the many visitors for the morning were Mr. Henry Haley, Oklah, Mr. O. W. Hall, Mr. Ohio Grawe, Wortham, Mr. Robert Ogden, Mr. Phillis Robertson, Meke Burger, Mr. Walter Posement. TEXAS TOWN S Mrs. Feume, O. Calhoun left last Thursday evening for Troup where she took the Hanshine special for Kansas City, Mo. and Chicago. It is visit-relatives: Mimes. Effie Schuler and Ellen Wheeler-wrived Sunday from Dallas. Messrs Milton Deen, Louie, F. Brodo, Mims, Jory M. Brodo and Annie Feaster motored to Dallas last Saturday to visit Mrs. Odessa Dean who has been in the Sanitarium there and other relatives such friends. Mrs. Alex Phillips, Austin, in home visiting relatives and friends. How. J. M. Farr. the River-Lomed area. State President and Social Deputies for Texas Outrod. Mike was here Tuesday night July 24th at Bontes Hall. After the speaking, the Mike lodge was organized and more than two months were made. Mrs. on the Watch the Express for the time and place of the presentation of "A High Brown Branch of Promiso," a Christian Club," Mr. Joseph Harris left the city Sunday for Houston for an indefinite stay. Mr. C. A. Outley is still on the stick list. --- . Even if you are not a more impatient person, you will be delighted by the beauty of nature. The most beautiful thing you can do is, take a nature, natural beauty—beauty that will deeply entail you as a person. Simply apply a film to the dainty and delicately-applied pressure to pool hair, excluding to direct the film. The film will be applied to the hair as it appears. Bare of all, you will find you can easily arrange your hair in any shape and texture. You can also arrange smartly and gracefully. You will be delighted with the quick results. ALWAYS THE FINEST HAIR DRESSING SnowWhite30 Amber25 EASY AND PLEASANT TO USE DOUGGLY'S, AHL, — SC. James Gloe rendered a, musical program by the M. M. Church, white, bunday in a carg, who enjoyed the singing one, and asked for its return later. Rev. Barling is, working for his sonforces a claims and asks all friends to help him on the first Sunday in August. Rev. Ercley will be at Camp Jones at 11 A. M. Berry, one is invited to this my- vice. Quite a few are reading The Dallas Express and like it, Rev. L. A. Wells told his 4th Quarter Sunday. One united with St. James Rev. Wells preached Aplendid servation. Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith entreed the Express, because it from home. Meg Burnside and son informed to Washington, Dr. C. for a few days visit with relative. If you have any one give it to the agent. He will appreciate it very much. Read the Express and hear from home. BAYSHOP — Mrs. Skills Lewis of Post Worth spent a few days in Quite city visiting a religious and friend. Dr. E. A. Bates of "Wife Xtreethers," Two-and-four-years-old family are here the guest of his father and sister. The O.C. R. Bains preached at the Hartrop Chapel Hospital Church last Monday. Hib. N. R. Fraser came, came here every day, from Oldding where he attended the W. P. and A. Mason Convention. Mrs. R.B. Praster and others at tended a funeral in Little, Texas tert. Monday The U.T.E.U. was largely attended last Sunday at Mt Rose Baptist Church. TYLSR -- The city is throbbed with grand-fudge offices, delegates and visitors attending the Grand Residence of the U.S. and U.S.T. Each incoming train brings crowds of mate and female. Miss Valma Disease is presiding at the plane Mrs. Pearl Reid Roolner in Musical Director and Mr. E. E. Williams by Master of Cameras. The Riverton Head from Houston is Mary Pursen, Opfathpe, in her visiting wife, Hassan, from Trouton, Massachusetts, has an on-road account of her visit to an addressed family in New York. The news was broadcast on the wire Tuesday in his apartment at a Text College, where she is now studying the curriculum she was teaching the previous year, but she now spends her time on campus in the Chicago area. The trace has looked a lot more. Douglas Linden is in the office specializing with the help of their students. He will give this summer at the Northeastern University. Dr. and Mrs. Chan Kwang is in the office. TEXAS TOWNS Prof. W. T. Chase, Mrs. M. L. Stanton and Miss E. V. Chase. Viola and Parrille Mee Stanton motored to Waco last Wednesday. On last Wednesday morning from 4 to 7 o'clock a breakfast birthday party was given by Mr. Sherman L. Baker. The home was artistically decorated in contrasting colors. A very tasty and delicious breakfast was served. The "honoree" was a reelient of Are here for the edible? Mr. Frankie Deany, Jones is here, from Dallas visiting her mother and sister and visiting the Grand Lodge. Mr. Nora Jivira Jones has returned from a month in the Dallas with her sister Mrs. Floyd Jr., Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Green-leaf has under construction a neat little cottage on N. Queen Street, Prof. Joe K. Taneda motored to Sherman last Tuesday returning Wednesday. His wife Mrs. Canada accompanied him home. Mrs. Tom, Jones is indeposed. Mr. Boston, the popular Barber is in a critical condition at Livingston's hospital where he underwent an operation Little Miss Loriane Stride. Amigo, is here visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Catherine Stride. MAIGT — Services were splendidly attended at Rocky Creek Baptist Church, Sunday. Rev. Ayers was at his post. Assessments for the day I. Quite a number of Marties attended the association in Wago last week. The Rocky Creek Y. W. C. A. A. won the banner. Mr. Win H. Stanton left the city for Los Angeles, Calif., last week where he will spend a few days. Prof. W. T. Chase, Mrs. L. Stanton and Misses E. V. Chase, Viola and Parrilé Miss Stanton motored to Waco last Wednesday. On last Wednesday, the first of the week was breakfast birthday party and the Mr. Sherman L. Baker. The home was artistically decorated in contrasting colors. A very tasty and delicious breakfast was served. The many beautiful and useful gifts of theுத் family followed promptly. The entire morning. The costume for ladies was white, lavender dresses and for men was dark trousers and white, shirts. The affairs of the city were very small. The city was returned to the city from Hillsboro where he attended the funeral of his father. Miss Viola E. Stanton left the city last week on route to Galveston to visit Miss L. Strode, Mrs. Marple Williams of Waco was in the city. The city was the most mother, Mrs. Annie Basks. Mrs. L. M. Walls is out of the city at this writing visiting friends Rev. O. C. Oliver, Mrs. E. L. Vandern and Miss Rosella Mitchell motored to Waco last Friday. Mr. W. F. Edmonds of Waco, was in the city last week on business. Watch the Express for the time and place of the presentation of "A High Brown Breath of Promise," a Christian Club, Mr. Joseph Harris left the city Sunday. Holding for an indefinite time. Mr. O. A. Quatez is still on the stick last Please bring or send your news for publication to Miss V. E. Stanton. WAXAHACHIE — Rev Hinen, pastor of the Ferrie Baptist Church, breached the eleven o'clock sermon at the Smartia Baptist Church of which Rev. J. R. Swanny is pastor. Mr. George Shepard was led to rest in the Fraternity Center Sunday evening. Rev. Swanny is foiled. The Roy Borders Order, taking Company had charge of the body. Mrs. Sarah Binnell has returned from Dallas where she is Driven by her passion, Leanne Owens of MIDRAL-WELLA is viewed as a cult figure of M. mother of Diana by many. M. King of Middletown, queen mother of the late Angela The Simmons (al) of Westford, Texas, and sister of the late Weatherford, Texas, church-rated $150 in her family's savings and储蓄, strikes off. After her marriage to John Owens, she moved to New York. Eucant left for Mobile to go out of an operation. She was accompanied by her mother and La Vern said George Stewart, Mr. Lenyon Dixon is the guest to his mother Mrs. Malinda Terrell. Miss Jessica Stanton and Duncan are the guests of Mrs. Mattie Blanton, Miss Jimmie Nunn-of-Dallas is in Wassachusetts on official business. The Pasama Club must at the residence of Mrs. Elaine Harris. All members were present, & delicious menu was served. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Henota Henderson. Ben Cade is route to Calvery was seriously hurt in a car wreck. He is now in the hospital at Waco, Texas. Mrs. Mandy Nunn has opened up the Main Street Inn, where you get your home cooking. Visit that place. Mrs Elias Edwards is very also at her home. Mr. Rubin Jones is improving. Miss Janeta Dixon is visiting her own. Mrs. Allie Emin in Bay Antonio The D.V.P.U. of Pluko WHITE Mineral Sugar White Sugar The White Coating The White Coating DRESSING SING| SnowWhite 50 E Amber 25° THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 will take place the first Sunday in September. KENNEDON — Rev. M. C G. People pastor of Hamilton's Chapel to in the midst of a great meeting. He was away sunday to hold the quarterly conference for Rev. W. R. Robinson who has been confined to his bed for 10 weeks. Rev. Cullin of Wheelock filled the pulpit at 11 a.m. and 7:30. Rev. A. Manning preached for him as did Rev. Nicker just week. Visitors Rev. Williams and Rev. Holly. Rev. Badberry filled Rev. Hundress pulpit Sunday night. The missionary meters had their usual service. Amount raised 1000. Ritter Parking rings St Paul ball on Ume as usual. The P. I. S. Society held this Summer Encampation at Olam-Fld. day. Rev. E. A. Ayers Church. It was quite an interesting meeting. Many nice things for on-exhibition. Prof. R. L. Smith, G. President Mrs. R. L. Smith, G. Preceptor. Rev. Hensley is in town again for a 3 or 4 weeks meeting. He has pitched his tent just back of Dr. A. J. Miltigans Drug Store. The following visitors are in the city: Mrs. Inanna Carter, Belt of Longview Miss Holly of Branchville, Mr. and Mrs. Will. Houghton of Thalvator. Mr. James Brown and Bro of Galveton, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Canada of Galveston. Mrs. Ada Bradford, Houston. Mr. L. W. Smith has opened his Cafe again in part of Robbins's Shop. All teachers are about to from Summer School. Read The Express. diratfaM emtwy podahr hrm hrom **HENDERSON — Dr. Powell of Terrell** moved in and look charge of "Wonder Zion Baptist Church, He. He is located in the park." This rally of Wesley Chapel pastor Joseph McCarthy, who was coveted on July 24 at Rasas Bilahou, Row. B & Mooy, Prouddee and Lammon were traveling that day to Lammon to attend the rally. Mias Anthotette Dunaby dept. for Houston last week also Mrs Lois Irving for Tyler, Mr. Clave McCarter left for Palestine her home. Mr Lee Rodwine died last Friday at the home of his son Jazid. Mr. Lewy's Reemble's son died July 22, Mrs. Lucinda Coats of Houston is a visitor of her old home, Mrs. Lisle Williams of Dal'Tas in still at the bedside of her brother, Mr. Russell Synnes, whose condition is grave. MINISTRY, WELLS — Visitors in our city, Mr. Mitchell, Buckley, Charlie King, and allones Harris, Sly of Wostherford, Texas. Stick Hat Mrs. E. V. Adams after being parlyable stickers for months of a improving Mr. S. P. Fee of Wichita Falls is, here to gain her health but is very sick. Mr. Millia Carter is still on the stick just. Find the Dallas Express at Mrs. R. J. Buckers Drug Store and at the People's Drug Store and Mrs. Upahay's Cafe. Please have your nickle ready when the paper comes in the morning. May you be in the园, Garage with the 20-kg in need of one. Mineral Wells is by banning new homes Mr. J. P. M. Miltan has finished his new home and Mr. Roy Jackson is building a new bungrow. The Spring ran high at all of the churches. Rev. Murdoch of Weatherford preached at Mount Olive A. M. B. Choral Sunday. a Box 1st for the Dallas Express Mr. G. C. Woods, Merchant from Issabell, Oklahoma is in our city. Mr. C. B. Butler is With him also a pleister of the asian blaze. They are here to drink the waters and tax the baths. Mrs. Thea. Blagley on her way from Port Worth Sunday evening in a Port Coupe with white shades with turned ovec The white couple fell on Mrs. Blakely breaking her arm and putting brutless about her body. Dr. Bryant took several stitches to close the wounds. CORISCAWA — Mrs. Belle Coleman of Houston is visiting her sister, Mrs. O. M. Muffin, Mrs. B. B. of Houston, Mrs. G. M. Muffin, Mrs. M. M. Muffin, Mrs. L. A. Dennis and Mr. J.-J. Johnson have returned from the U. S. Grand Lodge of Tyler, Mrs. Corinthia Hill died Friday and was buried Monday from the O. M. B. Church with Rev. Reckor,BS. The Offensen Underlooking Company had charge of the remains Mr. Hawn Jones, a father of Mrs. M. Muffin. The Wednesday and was buried at Reckorn. The F. E. Steward Underlooking Company had charge of the body. The Independent R. and D. of Tohors held a very successful meeting here from week. Many disunleashed books were present from Houston, Austin, Marshall, El Paso, Waco. Fort Worth, Dallas, Mr. G. W. J. Jail and Mr. James Neely are still on the site. We've just learned that Mr. R. M. Pearson has been elected principal and vocational educator technical at Hammond. Texas. The school is beautiful and modern in its architecture. The school is also home. Sewart, Tringling School, Senior Classes at Prelude. View it on www.sewarttringling.com and Agriculture will be enclosed in prentice teaching at this school. Mrs. Tilley M. Pearson is teach Always the many social affairs in lieu of honor of Miss Tennille Hill, and Miss Jordan of Houston, and Delphina was a what party; Mrs. Mary entwickelte d'honneur his knowledge of the arts; and he wished to have Delphina a deliciosa to her. Bring your Lawn Mowers to the old reliable Grind Shop, where you know you get good work. Grinding and Repairing, Welding, etc. Barber's Special Hair Clippers, Sharpened by our new process, will last twice as long. Send them or bring them in. Grinding price only 50 cents per pair. council was served in heartfully decongrated集慶 The party started until 12:50 A.M. at which time all went to the Union Station to watch for the "Owl" (that bore them away to Houston) It was a Jordan and 8-M. Hill after spending two weeks with Miss W.D. Delams have returned to their home in Houston. Miss W. D. Delams and several of her friends went on a kodiaking party Sunday afternoons in honor of her guest SAN ANGELO — In absence of the governor, New L.W. Mackey, St. Paul Naples Church and Sunday School is in a lovely altitude. Harron preached an able sermon Sunday morning Rev. W. P. Wilkins class won the honor in Sunday School Sunday morning. The new at the post and made the interesting remarks relative to the duty of Sunday School teachers. Ms. and Mrs. John Ford of Lob-book are spending the summer in the Angelo at 715 W. Third St. And the public appreciates the service of Mrs. Ford in teaching and doing first class rebuilding work. We are very sincerely grateful to Mr. Michelle Lotz for her courteous service. Mrs. Clarence Curtis and daughter Jeredine are the genals of their parents and grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wella. M. G. W. Carson of Midland, son of Mrs. Coleman visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Coleman, 14 West Third Street last week. iPesms have your nickel lreA for the paper man. COOPER — Sunday was a final day and Sunday School was attended well at all churches. Rev Kelley is still bring things to pass at Mt. Zion Rev. G. C. Colman preached a splendid sermon Sunday night. Mrs. Mary Bell left for Wichita Falls to visit the daughter Miss Easle Daniels in a home again, also Mrs. Luee John son, Mrs. Magordin Martin is rich this week Mr. Mays won the cake. CALVESTER — Services were held at HI-CHURCH St. James in St. Louis on time and will be attended on time and will be honored. All delegates are getting ready for the Sunday school conference in Texas. St. Paul A. M. E. School in New Orleans. Rev. O. Jordan and Rev. Lewis is worshiped at St. James throughout the day as a member of the church. A meeting is on at St. James Church in St. Louis this program. We are still looking for our pastor in this institution, a church of God ran a week a revival. Baptism at the Church of God. We were told to see the student and parent at the Church of God. We were told to see the student and parent at the Prairie View school. They attended summer school. The members of the Association were looking for the St. Emanuel Association. R. H. Russell is moderator. Beginning at the association meeting, Mrs. King and grandchildren of Rilee West, Texas, are in the meeting. Mrs. Allen, Mr. John B. Hawkins of Marlin, Texas, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sampson Allen, also glad to be here at the same time of her mother's visit. The reporter, Miss Clara V. Polk attended the Robertson in county summer encampment P. I. S. at Tearne, Texas, July 27, and spent the night 11th her sister, Mrs. A. S. Buffalo, Mrs. B. A. Phoole is very sick at the home of her mother, Mrs. M. Heater. All delegates of the N. B. B.A. returned Friday night and report a grand session. All Grand officers were re-W. F. Jackson, wife and daughter-lert for Bryan, Texas, Saturday, where they will enter their new bungalow. All Calvert will move back them especially independent Baptist Church and little Sammie Lee Polk. Litta, Tyro's Polk spent last week in the city and left Saturday for Branchville Texas, accompanied by his equinox in Perry C. Polk who will spend a week with him. Please pay up so you can keep up and then you will be up. Rev. D. Edwin Johnson, minister of the First Baptist Church of Admose and a vacation visitor to Dallas in company wish partner R. J. Allington Wilson, president of the R. M. and E. Convention State of Texas, motored through to volts in Central Texas, thence to Gatesville, so the W. G. Association. Returning for Suddy, Rev. John S. on the preached for Dr. Wilson Sun-over morning and left at least Sunday afternoon. Rev. 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Fros. recorder of deeds, Washington, D. C. accompanied by Mrs. Fros. and many other Washingtonians, with visit Chicago during the Elk Convention. Their visit is looked forward to with art in the city. They have many friends in the city. Mrs. Longese Smith left the city during the week for her home in Lawrenciburg, Ky., after spending several very pleasant weeks in the city the guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burney, 5725 Indiana Avenue. The Fl.�nborn Lodge of Elks KY and JY Deasborn 1924 Marching Club, New York, A.C. Martin is excited ruler and Walter W. Brown is president, will have a strong edge of the city to be sold in this city, in August. Among the delegates are Jia C. Martin, Ocarick DePriest, A. E. Patterson, Wm. K. Kell, R.H. P. W. Washington. New by J. Gray Local Journal, Bib. Rev. J. C. Austin, Gentlemen Arthur J. White, Wm. Boyd., M. T. Anthony, Harry J. Brown, Walter W. Brown, Thos. J. Jackson, Leute John T. 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Black and white dressing for the Red Cross swimming buttons were: Beginn (180 feet) Vertical Pinkinion, Mary Lee Dyson, Tennelle L. Crutchfield, Piedmont Park, Piedmont Park, Dustin Tydsing Tysh, Emilie Proctor, Ephale Dyson Earle, Katie and Ophile Hebeota. Swimmers--150 yards -- Verte Pinkinion, Mary Lee Dyson, Tennelle D. Grischkeffler, Theram, Pratt, Gwendolyn Tubbs and Emilies The Tests and Awards were made by Mr. Miyamoto Deker, Bel- ward, and Mr. Koch, and by Mr. B. G- Pry, Assocan- dent G. Seymour of the Central Arena. The tests were designed for their approaching tournamen- ture. The hospitality committee held its regular monthly meeting with its per cent attendance in Chicago dolge intensive in Chicago dolge intensive in Arlington Church Club, Girl Reserves and College Girls, held meetings at the city row. Mr. Flore, Sedge, 14 Oct. 2014, July 9th, 2014 to visit her father in Hope, Ark. whilst she will visit Houston and other points in the State. DROPSEY Treated One Week FILMS Short breathing relieved in 38 to 48 hours; swelling reduced in 15 to 20 days. Regulates the heart, corrects the liver and kidneys; puts the entire body down. Depot: 200, Atlanta, Ga. During the week everything last Tuesday have quieted down, only a few ill. JAMESVILLE have AMANOVILLE, W. J. and there that did not account BAKER, Presiding, Elder of for anything, but Saturday night, Jacksville, District A. M. W. Mr. Lonnie Cole, after a few words Church, and his Third Quartet; W. J. Butler, shot and conference with St. James A. M. J. killed him. GALVESTON → All the churches reported good service all day. Sgt. Davis day, with a letter of from a letterer who is still with a Cavalry Company in the State of Nebraska with Sgt. and bachars at the State of Nebraska. their post. Our pastor preached a wonderful, wonderful morning both day and night. He is always encouraging and inspiring to worship with an amusing drama were Mr. and Mrs. Busty of Dallas and the day with relaunce and the day with retaliation. Mr. T. H. Howell Phyllis gave a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Busty from Dallas. Mrs. J. Petit and Conference Branch of the W. H. and P. M. Society which contested at Dallas A. M. K. Church Please read The Dallas Exposa. Please read The Dallas Exposa. Last week, Mrs. Guslein Robbison of Bellevue, Va., was here visiting with Mrs. Prince Brown, she is due to return oh chub on Saturday night to her home Dallar. The grand entertainment of the Opusque Chapel Bainte Women High School all proven to be successful, the evening and sight business full of the morning. Every week everything have quieted down, only a few lil' tradus have been reported here and there that did not account for the Mr. Lonille Cole, after a few words with Mr. J. W. Butler, shot and killed Last Saturday, Master Darri Pryor and his friend Master Squire John, left for a week's vacation at Avinger, an their summer vacation and home, and enjoy the water melons of the season. Rev. George Anderson, praised Sunday, the courageous, very large as usual when he be come to give them one of his master, he was also invited to return. tarda wer- Okoky, Okoky ins witness- Associat al Asn'. re working tourna Sunday evening at the Chesterfield Park the Black Hawks, cross second time the Cata only allow two five runs, while they were able to put eight gatsby cross across the field. The team was very large for this championship game, many left the Park heartily, the Cata and friends all thanked. The Dallas Express can always be found every Saturday at W. S. St.MENT on Austin Street just the other day. You can book in the city or Jefferson, and is sold for, only five cents, a paper that will tell you all about it. The Express is going on the time and then you will know it is going on, five cents per copy. Mr. Jancee Young now of the city of Chicago, is home visiting father, mother and home folks, and is the evening of an old Black Cat. SELFPHILIP SPRINGS — Quite number of men left last week for Taft, Texas where they will work during the Compress season. The Annual July Pickle was enjoyed by a nice crowd of people. Mrs. Dianche Thomas stopped over last Thursday on her way home from St. Paulsburg where she had been attending the Grand Lodge of the True and Tried Eranda of America. While here she was the guest of Buy and Mrs. H. D. Danser. Mrs. Laurie Wells is visiting Mrs. Dianche Thomas in Cisco, Mr. Lotsha Moore and Miss Upine Hughes went a few days in her last week. Miss Obsess aria of Dallas is visiting her aunt Mm. Sir Robert. Bick Hill—Miss Hattie Cat. Miss Katherine Wendy, Ms. George BRANCHVILLE — Services were good at all churches, Sunday, The Little Silver were well attended. RG. W. Hallard held his Third Quarterly Conference at Sweet Home Sunday. RG. C. Ciaton in conference Sunday. RG. William Sput. Calton in a former pastor of Sweet Home Sunday. RG. C. Ciaton in conference at Throll assisted by Jh. Burchers P. P. and H. Juchsen P. P. Miraimia. Watton attended P. I. R. Union at Campanion. M. Channing have returned home from Somerset under Prairie View Quite a few of the Branchville bays at Prairie View. Prairie View the weel. GALVESTON → All the churches reported good service all day daily. The Avenue-L-Raptor Church Sunday School opened at the usual time with Sept. and bேchers at their end. Our pastor preached a wonderful scenery, both day and night. We had many out-of-town items to worship with us, anointed them were Mr. and Mrs. Huxley of Houston, Mrs. Powell of Austin and Mrs. Mary Haly of Dallas, Mrs. Dot, the Rowe Phillips give a sunrise party for her friend Mrs. Mary who is visiting here from Dallas. Please read The Dallas Press. OVERTON — The Sunday School met at Flemings Chapel at the usual time — all of the toad-like works present. But, Mr. C. Winklefield is making a wonderful progress for a young man. H.J. is having a thanksgiving program at Cool Spring. Quite a number of the people attended the District Conference at Mount Pleasant from this time last week. Mrs. O. L. Wofford Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Winkfield were the guild of Mr. and Mrs. Winkfield, and they attended Monday afternoon with Mrs. George Arnold, she express a very pleasant reply. Sheick Hickman, Lonnie Winkfield Parker, Lolita Wade, and Master, J. Wofford. A. Health returned home from Tyler last Friday where she also attended the gravel-ldge of the school. She attended a session, Mr. J. D. Wofford, W. J. Wofford, and Mr. W. H. Hobbs received a few hours in Tyler last summer. In a strong and forceable sermon, Mrs L. W. Sugdale, Demonstration Agent Cherokee County carried a car load of boys and girls to The Farmers Congres at Pralr View. Mrs. Bertha Johnson of Dallas is in the city visiting her mother. Miss Edna McDadd, Hugh Clair attended the Sunday School Congress at the National and Republic's very pleasant trip. Mr. Bill Dean and Miss M. L. Johnson were married July 1st and Rev. White read the impressive ceremony that made them man and wife. We hope for the young couple a smooth sail through life. Mr. Himan Jackson, of Prairie View is in the city to see his mother Mrs. Oprolin Jackson, who Mammoin Martin, who has been a teacher for more than twelve weeks in us. — Prof. L. R. Kinchon, Vice Grand Master, made his official visit, Thursday night, July 16th in the city visiting Ms. M. R. Kinchon, in the city visiting Ms. Florence Jones, and little daughter of Houston, to the city. **TUCKON, Amir — Mr. Pink Whitach has been away a sick from home, and he has improved. Ms. White George is off from her sick bed, the elder of the great Thursday night. The feast was attended by Deputy James, and several others with an. After the question of the great, the Daughter Served loved to a host of forty-five-teen Deputies. Ms. Panny are visiting — Ms. Badie Torer and son Mambo Elmo have returned from an exp. Mr. P. L. Walens is one of our new subscribers, for the Dallas Miss Curtie McCutcheon of Phoenix, Arizona, is in the city visiting the University of Arizona. She is good Sunday. **BICHLAM** — The Funeral of Mr. Quilian Whitfield was attended July 18th as St John the Baptist, pastor, Prof. N E Swertt of Professor. Mr. Fannie Powls, of Belfast is visiting her grand parents, Mr. Ski and Rev. J. Johns of Belfast. Rev. J. Johns of Belfast. Hampton July 16th 14th was scoloned in Donnet, Oklahoma. Mrs. Cormeine leaves leaving have the morning of July 14th her marriage. Mrs Sedalia 14th her marriage. Mrs Sedalia leaves while Mr. Thomas is a thrifty young man, formerly of Whitewater. Mr. Houston and family have moved to 806 N. Montgomery Street. A. W. Ward of Waltice Mall traveled Willie Mullen. Annie Bain has lived enclosed in a street car on railway July 14th. Porter of Towson D. Miller of Towson is visiting parents, Dr. and Mr. D. W. Porter. Kensing is scoloned in Colorado Springs Colle. Mrs. Rev J. A. Johnson and baby visiting relatives in Oklahoma THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 **MERIA** — Services were good on Sunday, Feb. 11 and 12. She has just returned from their extended home honeymoon (to Houston, Texas), and has been a guest of other Maternity Cities. They report a wonderful (trip) we hope for them, and life can, ifford, they were accompanied on their homely honeymoon, by Mr. Meria's brother, Mr. Melissa, Melbourne. The Zachary and Emma Funeral Home is doing Mr. Henry Leroy Perry, W. I. White Jr. Richard, Lea and Lakay. Mr. Leroy Perry left the city in front Sunday for Prairie View High School, where the Day School misses, most week for Denver, Colorado who is waiting her daughter Grace for her graduation. Monday in honor of the Surin Hawkinh, whose wedding is to Thursday to the Trust, Mr. and Mr. H. M. McBay and Mrs Goo, Harris spent the week-end in Wilming Fails, Texas with Mr. and Mrs. Virg ale, E. Grant, Mrs. McNortos, who here last week at Antioch Baptist Church, for the Missionary Drive. HOXTON — Sunday School at the Baptist Church was well attended and was good. The staff of officers were at their post. Rex C. H. Johnson, Supt. The Sunday School at the Hollywoods was good. B.H. Bills Dept. Mr. Jerry and die one of the old etitities of this community, who moved away about twenty-five years away to Muskogowa Oklahoma is back again visiting his children. Mr. and Mrs. C. Randles, Mr. and Mrs. Joff Dean, Mrs. and Mrs. R. E. Sposno, Miss Mella Johnson, spent a few hours with one of their schoolmates. Miss A. Presto, Saturday, Mrs. Nella Ingleman is spending the week and with her relatives at Ravor this week. Mr. Lenny Ingleman has been hand and Mr. Melvies Anthony spent the day at the plaster at Ravor. Mr. Henry Depeau, the three days after his mother was buried—from Coleman, Texas, Mr. James Johnson, visited Brookston to see Miss Gladys Franklin. Nick Ick *—* Master - W. H. Johnson - Mrs. Laura Hill, spends a few days in Wake City with her mother. Miss Kressein Jesse Covington, well-known as one of the prominent planners of America, added daughter Jessica to the schedule to appear in a raidal at New Hope Baptist Church on Friday evening of this week. Covington, a musician, coording her best "American critics, and has appeared successively at musical centers of America. She is the winner of four musical awards and has completed University of Hard Foundation of New York and has completed courses under the B. is a recent reel in P. Worth's *Music* series. In the summer学期 of music promoted by the Association of Near Music Organists of Texas, she performed with E. Clyde Whitehill of the P. Worth Music Tablum and the first of her three pieces. She performed several years ago with lead teachers in her. Best included a four-year *achronism* scholarship at the University of New York, possibly the wealthiest musical foundation in the attainment. In technical column, pole and skate department, she worked on sensibility and capacity, mark her as one of the most accomplished of genre of tone and dynamic relationships, vitalized her toned power and improved impressiveness. Lohainville, NY; Aur. 4—(PNS) Lohainville, NY; Aur. 4—(PNS) The team has been made about the treatment of Colored patrons at Lohainville. The National Bank of Kentucky, It is allured that Indian Negroes who died at the branch office of the bank told to make their deposits and check at a certain desk in the bank they stopped at a desk up front where they worked and told to take the desk at the rear. Appraisers to heads of the bank and told to provide oral proclamation to men have withdrawn their accounts. Among them are Thomas Thomas and other Thomas Thomas. Thomas Good and others. The Whirlwind Educational Drive, September 16th. All Churches of the Dallas District To Have New Pastors The Whirlwind Educational Drive, September 16th. All Churches of the Dallas District To Have New Pastors What is known as endowment Bachelors clauses a most eventful day will be observed with a quarterly meeting last Tuesday change or publishes of all the plaid robes shown How easily. Errors of the district Bachelors has slipped into the place Bachelors Stata has slipped into the place Rev. J. H. Smith, D. D., St. James Temple Station, Rev. J. W. McDade, D. D., Sa. Paul Station, Rev. J. H. Franklin, D. B. Smith Chapel Station, Rev. O. H. Beens, B. D., St. Paul Station, White. Rock, Rev. C. L. Morgan, D. D., Gains Chapel, Rev. J. L. Johnson, Garth Chapel, Rev. W. B. Balley, D. D., Lee Chapel, Rev. B. R. Wildcat, Knights Chapel, Rev. Mrs. T. McDade, Simond, Rev. I. H. Hubbard, Bear Creek, Rev. M. A. Ballenger, Farmersville, Rev. J. R. Carney, Jenkins Mission, Rev. J. R. Roberts. These appointments are ordered by Rt. Rev. W. Sampson Brooks, and a regular appointment is made for the day indicated. Please let all masters make plans for being away from their work on that day. The churches are asked to do their best for education on that date. What promises to be one of the greatest Sunday School Conventions and Christian Endeavor League Convention is planned for the meeting at Simond, September 5 to 9. The programs are out and the pastors are beginning to work for the occasion. A lively contest is on between the several Sunday Schools. $5.00 IN GOLD FOR EVERY NAME We have arranged to give $3.00 in gold for every prospective homeowner to any person who submits name. Just a telephone call will bring banks to your door. WE'RE Saving YOU Money $475.00 Saved if You Buy Now HOME-STEAD ADDITION WEST DALLAS On Eagle Ford Lake, Only 10 Minutes Idle from Courthouse, in the Center of Industrial Development Beautiful LOTS 50 x 120 That You Can Buy And Have Funds Left For Other Necessities $15 DOWN, BALANCE EASY NO City Taxes, NO Big Notes, NO Foreclosures. 3-BOOM HOUSE Your Own Terms. $750 EASY TERMS 4-BOOM HOUSE Your Own Terms. $800 EASY TERMS 3-BOOM HOUSE Brand New, nicely painted, 2 porches, not set up. $1850 EASY TERMS OUR SERVICE TO HOME-OWNERS We will build house or It is pleasant, finally, to note how many people are there: people who are willing to follow Quarterly meetings on Sunday and on Monday, and on the ground. All are invited. New York City, August 4— The American Patriotic Union of Ameri- cans, a non-profit organization, holds rights on his most important national land, and is said to be a real improvement over any other nation, and is said to be the holder of numerous other patents on Charlemagne is said to be the hol- der of numerous other patents on electrical equipment. STOPS OVER EN ROUTE TO HOUSTON Mr. A. T. Thomas, successful business man and planner of the Deer Valley Resort, Denver, and Colorado Springs, where he has been spending the summer stopover in Dallas to visit. While in the city he was the guest of Messrs. A. and W. Whitfield of 1744 Allen Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Street, and Mr. Vitalus Tablets Double Strength For Men and Women. Re- sidents. 4 Rebuilds DUNLOP WITH COM- REEN NERVOUS EXHAUSA- TON TRAULUS VAILBURT a multimillionaire feet on the islands which are to ruin the pleasure of life. You must exceedingly stubborn cases have yielded the desired res- sults. You must know the value of Double Strength TRAULUS VALBURT. SEND NO MONKEY $5.00 Full Treatment. 200 Tabs. $5.00 MISSIONARY. Times, Place, St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sunday School send Church SUPPLIES **AMD FOR GUY CATALOGUE** LAMAR & WHITMORE THE Largest Bank Book 1815 Commerce St. DALLAS THE REGULI Prairie View PRAIRIE V Opens September COURSES: EDUCATIONAL RICULTURE, MECHANIC ING, PHYSICAL EDUC TRADES AND MUSIC. STRONG AND EXP HONELIKE E. A $115,000, Girls' Dormit pleted. Work has be Hospital. Only one class in High S Dormitory space limit Senior Academy 150. Free Tuition. Upper level. Those who make applicant deposit of $5.00 on M signed a room now. later than August 15. away again this year. THE REGULAR SESSION COURSES: EDUCATION, HOME ECONOMICS, AGRICULTURE, MECHANIC ARTS, NURSE TRAINING, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, STENOGRAPHY, TRADES AND MUSIC. STRONG AND EXPERIENCED FACULTY. HOMELIKE ENVIRONMENTS A $115,000 Girls' Dormitory (Fire Proof) just completed. Work has begun on the $85,000 modern Hospital. Only one class in High School—all thurs. College. Dormitory space limited as follows: Senior Academy 150, Freshman 400, Sophomore 300, Junior 200, and Senior College 150. Those who make application in advance with a cash deposit of $5.00 on Matriculation Fee will be assigned a room now. This must be done not later than August 31st as hundreds will be turned away again this year. Send money and write at once to C. W. LEWIS, Treasurer. W. R. BANKS, Principal. Mr. Lewi Curli, 3738 Dunbar St. Mrs. Thomas was quite favor- bished and the general progres- sion of Colored Dallas. He left with a sulte and said "Dallas, some Houston, some of cooperation." IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THE DALLAS DISTRICT The Conference Branch of the Womans Home and Foreign Male Home held its annual meeting at Bathen held its annual meeting at M.E. Church, Leconte, Thursday and Friday, and Thursday and Friday of last week, Mrs. C. W. Abington, president. It goes down on record an hour before the conference in the history of the work. Three of the Presiding Mothers, and many of the presiding Mothers, were present at some time during the meeting, and the man, Mrs. C. W. Abington, presided over the session, while all of the churches of the District save a few were present. The meeting was really an inspiration to Missionary workers, Mrs. M. A. W. Abington, and an visitor to the meeting. One Hughes could not be present as planned on account of illness. Presiding Elders R. S. Jenkins and J. S. Power were present and contributed much to the success of the meeting. Among the distinguished visitors from a far were Rt. Rev. Goa B. Young D. D. Bishop to South Africa, who plans sailing some time early in September, Mrs. F. E. Osborn, Kansas City, Mo., former editor of the Women's Recorder, and Miss Pearl Niskim of Gapetown, South Africa. Delegates were elected to the state meeting which convenes August 15th, next, at Cameron, Texas. All of the officers of the convention were reelected. ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH WHITE ROCK _____ Sunday was an off-day doing the 11th, now the 10th, placements. At all times, the most important event was an early inspirational sermon. In the after noon Dr. Abrahamson, number of students from the University, where the Union services were, back to back, to preach the closing sermon. The conference he presided at a crowd of homes. The content between two hours of sermons will continue until Sunday School Convention which will begin. Dr. Starrie is a great P. E. and is bringing things 65 pass. Here Dr. Starrie is all amused with a quick question during the Conference. Quite a number left for the closing summer school at P. Y. University. With car to operate the Roswell bus from bus line. Present owner leaves. Chance to make some money at Roswell store. At Roswell store or out up route. ```markdown ``` You can now have the exact shade of lovely light complexion you want. 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It seems that these missionaries had fully counted the cost, and were ready to die if need be for their Lord—what they endured seems almost beyond human possibility. It should be noted, that the appearance of Paul in this pagan country was by no means the first Hine he and come in to the great centers of heathen civilization and had been familiar with pagan life from his childhood. The following interesting note is given in explanation of the word "pagan," or "nauphier of gods," the word pagan now mean "nauphier of gods," a villager. The gospel was first trailed in cities; and long after cities had become Christianized, the village remained in heathen darkness, until at length identity being confined to clauses and remote districts, the pagan was regarded as the second Babylonian Preach at Ionian. Upon the arrival of the missionaries at a co-contingent they once opened their campaign—and as was their custom they preached first in the byproduct of the Thiruvasali, who was the most committed of Jews and was the most well-suited of the most well-suited of the mostیلفس preached there. It is not known how long the people preached there, who are given the indefinite period of "many days." Many miracles were performed by the Lord bore witness to his grace and power by many signs—it is supposed that most of the people who were in the service of the world are so much more so than those of other influence, unleashed the revolutionary work is the most effective way of reaching the heathen in our day. Another fact is brought out in this connection which deeply impress us—that religious soil is co-existensive with human nature which under proper conditions can be used to be the most effective way of teaching them—and in the same process it has been the zeal of the Church for every increasing missionary activity in pagan lands. The gospel has fully demonstrated it adaptability to all meph, whether the cultivated pagan rhinocortex, or the superstitious age of the Jain Lords who are forged to our human world. It could gain no footing, and more no progress, but the seap Lord who made the human heart made the gospel to bear witness to it as the word of his grace, and so it has free course and is glorified, (Snoedon). The enemies of the misconceion at the� here are the work of theislamists at the same time and continue there, for trading purposes or to make trouble for them, and the splendid work the Lord was doing among that people was stopped. These envisions Jews were able to turn the minds of the community against the peoples and planned it, not only to be the people of the world, but to the people of God's messengers, quickly departed from the city. It was no doubt hard for P.P. of the rest, but it was to do not but the seed had been planted; not "Great multitudes of love and Gentile, and signs and wonders, For and against the bishop, thirty and forty miles from acclimation in a wild region. It is inferred that there were very few, if any Jews in Lystra—they seemed not to have had a synagogue and it was necessary for the apatites to hold their services in the market place. It is implied that from the town, the district's sound about heard the gospel and the sudden interruption—a man cripple who had never walked was carried near the place "where Paul preached no doubt for the purpose of begging. He had listened to the apostles tell of the life and work of Jesus, how he healed all manner of diseases and even raised the dead. To this cripple it was said that he had been a man of his faith kindled, Paul, as any good preacher, noted the interest and the elements of saving faith and saw that he had faith to be healed. Paul with a loud voice—no all could hear—he knew what Jesus would do crised "stand on my feet." Feeling the divine energy fill his being and a thirst of joy break in. "He was the leaped and walked." It was a great day for the lame man and a mighty victory for the messengers of the cross. Those wild people became excited when they saw the great miracle. The apostles retired praising God for the evidence of his help, while the people declared that the leaped was the likeness of man. Divine Workabell Attended. The priest of Ubahar and Mercury made plans at once to offer sacrifices to the apostles. The pagans regarded Jupiter as the father of the other gods—it then pummeled the Jupiter as the father of them. Thus pummeled many more impressed their ides of Jupiter, while Mercury was the god that was regarded swift of movement and eloquent of speech. Oxen and garlands were at once provided and plans made to offer sacrifices. When this was made known to the missionaries, as an expression of their horror at such a thing, it was with the greatest effort they prevented the sacrifice being offered them. Paul used the opportunity to tell them about the true God, and as they knew the larger book of nature and the providence which sent them rain and fruitful season. It should be noted here that this attempt of the Lyrians thus honor the apostles was not altogether without its juridice of that age and people bear out the assertion. The first, was the popular apperception, that the gods came PAGE EIGHT PAUL IN A PAGAN COUNTRY at times down in human form among men, both among the learned and ignorant. According to a mythology Jubilee and Mercury already twice had visited the country of Lycaonia, and were expected again to appear at any time, the second, was the more cultivated Greeks and the Romans, and received divine worship. In 29 A. D. Augustus Caesar allowed the legislative assembly of provinces of Asia and Bythema to show divine honor to him—all of their chief cities soon had their emperor's festival. We have seen that the emperor's temple was given for depriving a city of Asia Minor of its position as an independent-commonwealth was its failure, to erect a temple to the god Augustus. When Caligula became emperor he ordered statutes of the gods re-established in the temple, and statute "was set up in the temple built for him which was by order arranged each day in garrisons similar to those he wore. Before this image the people fell down and衣帽ipped. Herod Agrippa desired divine bow and Roman emperors, while Herod Antipas was strenked for wearing a crown and eaten of worms. In the light of these facts it is not strange that the Lyctarians should seek thus to honor those who had done such a wonderful thing among the people, who evidenced the work of a god. Paul Stained and Caligula. We are taught here how fickle and unstable is human passion. The same crowd which had shouted themselves hoarse crying "Hosanna to the Son of David, cry just as loudly crucify him a few hours later. The people who want to offer divine honor to Paul one day stone and cast him out for dead the next. Paul wants Alas and goes the next day on to Derbe. thirty nights away and sees places where he had planted churches—setting them in order and then returned to Aniloch in Syria and the first missionary journey is ended. BISHOP W. SAMPSON BROOKS BEGINS FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN FOR PAUL QUINN COLLEGE Dr. E. J. Howard, campaign director of the Central Texas District and pastor of Waymann Chapel A. M. E. Church, Temple, Texas started the campaign by his district last Sunday. President Mohr of Paul Quinn College made an address on "The Plan of Loyalty to Paul Quinn," to open the campaign in the Central Texas District. President Mohr's address was as follows: To us, we have both that right of right—not in that form—to us. We are due to do our day as we see it. Paul Quinn College is pleading before the "bar of justice" it is to be filed for its opportunity. We are planning to set up an end-of-Parity Quitn'n play in an event for mercy but a plea for justice and fair play. Through Paul Quinn there are five things to do: - We are now more than there, have been unselfishly, given to a great cause. In order that the case might go on. - Through and for Paul Quinn so long and so long, we are not a person and a person, who has to be a person and a person, who must look to it for their opportunity in life. - How the students will fight to Paul Quinn this fall, crowding every book and corner of available life, and the need for a new book to have a thousand students at Paul Quinn College with a few years. We want five hundred years to be a school student. Paul Quinn has the "bustment" it is a going concern. Paul Quinn usually must be equipped adequately. The students have the volume of business that is the volume of a business. The students are in the form of a book, a stage, and good judgment—buildings, equipment and endowment are needed. They constitute a cry-up of the time. We are not the only people about outgrown the facilities. Among the buildings, currently needed are: A Chapel, a gymnast; a school building; a science building; and an building and class room building and greatly enlarged, dormitory facilities. To use for the including students, many new teachers are necessary. To provide them, mean larger expenditures and the need MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School opened at Haverland hour with Sept. A. H. Harris and his staff of teachers of duty. The lesson was taught and reviewed by the pastor. Rev. H. Gill. At 11 o'clock the pastor preacher is soul stirring sermon. It was high day with the Mission Sisters, Y. Y. P. U. is making wonderful progress with Mrs. T. C. Hickman in charge at night the Y. W. X. girls read. It's wonderful program, after which the pastoralists more back the head of life that made our hearts burn within. Five weeks into the church, Mrs. C. E. Harris who has been attending the summer school at Prattie View has returned home. Church of God Holds First Sunday School Convention More than a hundred cemeteries, factories or Sunday Schools of the Church, gt the Living God of Oklahoma and Tueses that This Week Thompson and Debrah Streets in the first Sunday School. Convocation ever held in the history of the organization. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 A living salary for the professors, he would be so valuable to this harboured average salary of Paul Quinn professor, that good men have been taken away from Paul Quinn because they could not oust the salary which they To try to run a college without fair salaries, is to try to build up the school's environment wages. It cannot be done. Paul Quing needs are obvious they are not dependent on certain ideas growth in the future. It has been a great situation for elders today. It would be folly to side, step in the facts or deny the fact. It is to be to be an to neglect the opportunity. Paul Quinn's story is a story of service and sacrifice. Like so many American Christian schools it has done much on life and does so without complaint. Plenars laid the foundation of the section was young: "The whole of the world is the spirit of the spirit of hardhood, of courage of small life, of a good energy." It was of a history. It has offered the opportunity for a life's training of young young men and women. It has been a good mind and fashion. Their people It has been a people's school keeping its future less low. But it does not have a great opportunity for an education. It has been a school of high levels and standards. Both in school and the school are the best of the students. It is students have ranked high. A Paul Quinn training has always meant something to be proud of. Paul Quing's class is the Church. Case For the askers of securing pastors for her configuration, the church must be a good place for the church to provide and maintain her회복. The church's leaders do not come from the end of the year that they should. The church's pastors and leading consecrated in-men come almost entirely from the church. It has been said: KII the church schools and you kill the church. Would any soldier expression be a result of the loss of the life of the situation of youth is a matter in which Christ and all world are concerned. Welcome to the city was delivered by Editor Riles of the Dallas newspaper. The outfits of the commissioners are presented by a superintendent. Ambassador, Dr. Warren M. Lee, H. M. G. Morgatten, Dr. Warren M. Lee, H. M. G. Morgatten, Secretary, M. E. Burton and Rev. I. C. Collins, pastor of the local church. Oklahoma Visitor Feted On Dallas Visit Miris Carlinza, Dina, former Tex and singer for several years in The Central Tuxedo Opera Club, Club Mira, and theatrical work in home of Mrs. Brad Hendricka, 3114 Thomas. While here she was the principal actress in the functional functions including a tea in the home of her hosts on Sunrise, the home of Mrs. J. W. Rice, 2003 home of Mrs. T. J. Hillard, 109 home of Mrs. T. J. Hillard, 109 Aubrey Street and a breakfast at the home of Mrs. T. J. Hillard, 109 Caddo Street. Mrs. Digs is now a teacher in the public schools of Signup, Oklahoma. Merchants Advertisers! A favorable decision in the Texas A. lawsuit will have exceedingly the prescriptive time the N.A. A. C. E. would not only on the Texas cases Dallas Express Pub. Co. 2600 Swiss Avenue Phone 3-5761 but on others involving almost precisely the same issue in Virginia and Florida. The importance of these efforts can be seen in the editorial comment of the New York Times on the Texas case to the effect that "the Fifteenth Amendment may be in for a real test in the next few years." President, transferred every eight (8) years to who ever caters to his wishes. This is the method adopted in Mexico to select a President. Certainly, the people of America, who Boast that America is the Country of the free, do not want to Mexicanise our govern or method of the President selecting one of his Cabinet Officers to be his successor and putative successor to the secretary of the United States; coupled with huge sums of money, he will also add all the federal patronage in his gift, manipulated by Cabinet officers to intimidate electors, and round up delegates who will vote for him to intimidate the gardens of the people, wishes, just because he pledged himself to the policies of the administration. +More than one-tenth of the one million people living within one day's ride of Dallas are Negroes. +They now buy everything. Those in Dallas alone spent $6,000,000 last year for food, clothes and amusements. That does not include automobiles, tires, gasoline, furniture and all of the other things which are necessary to everyday life. †Your message to them transmitted thru this journal means money to you. †Five interurban lines and a whole net work of railroads bring them to Dallas, the shopping center. †The Dallas Express serves most of the towns in which they live. †Investigate it as an advertising medium. It can carry your message with accuracy and efficiency. †A letter or a phone call will bring a representative to your desk. Oililane to support certain churches and pay preachers out of the public treasury. I have no fears from Rome, but England and Japan, on a constant memorial to all the faithful to all people to all saints and dear. Wanted a good Barber to work in a first-class barbershop. Must be fluent in English. Apply Delta Express. Publish Company. 400 Series Ave. ST. MARY HOTEL Opened Under New Management B O O M M $ 84 and $ 4.50 Per Week COOL ROOMS CLEAN BEDS Mack H. 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