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McDUFFIE, EVANGELIST DIES IN DRUNKEN STUPOR Found Drunk by Birmingham Doctor in City Gutter After Closing a Successful Meeting in A. M. E. Church. Expires With Curses. on His Lips and Statement "Hell is My Portion." Had Much Money. Special Program of Laymen Will Feature Paul Quinn Opening. Founded by W. E. King Volume 35 McD Found Drunk by Birth Closing a Successful I With Curses. on His Had Much Money. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 1—Eay, Douglas McDuffie, famous dressed Friday night a week ago in the Birmingham Hospital. This story goes that McDuffie had just closed a three weeks' revival in a C. M. E. church in Birmingham and is in its spiritual treasury and man of God and husband, the church in two cities of money. According to McDuffie's confession shortly before his death, he has been a habitual drunkard and does friend, under the guise of a priest, under the guise of a woman, a robber and a bayer. He died cursing, climbing that hall and has been known the country over as a revivalist and a religious fanatic. McDuffie has conducted meetings at the larger churches in this city, converting souls in large numbers and leaving the city. The regular fall rally for the school will take place in the morning after a formal program and all of the presiding elders under the direction of Bishop W. Sampson, now in charge of the Texas diocese, will make reports of the educational money raised on their districts. The layman's meeting is under the direction of Prof. G. W. Jackson, president of the Texas Layman's Conference. Among those who will appear on the program are: J. W. Hubert, Houston, Dr. E. L. Grimes, San Antonio, J. W. Rice, Dallas, Prof. T. H. Love, Galveston, Prof. W. H. Passen, Austin; Aaron Jefferson, Beaumont; Prof. W. H. Burnett, Terrall; Prof. J. J. Burnett, Cleburne, Prof. R. H. Harding, Brownwood, Mrs. Doris Rayford, Austin; Mrs. Lena Bates Gillespie, Mexia; Mrs. J. C. Hester, Houston; Mrs. L. B. Kerr, Bastrop, Prof. Prof. W. M. Anderson, Smithville; Mrs. Julia Caldwell, TIRE RIM SLIPS: MAN NEAR DEATH Struck on the head by a fire winn-while changing a fire Sunday afternoon, J. B. diaport 34 of Clark-street was at Parkland-hospital Monday near death with a fractured skull. Storm was calling the fire off when the rim slipped and struck his head. He was given first aid treatment at Emmett hospital. The Dallas Express Texas Lawyers Retained in Primary Voting Case stead of a law barring voters' p. that Colored people on benches from the primaries the Democratic along the Asbury Park bench front state committee enacted a. rule had been requested by city police that no Negro should enter officers' offices where the police belong. This new dodge is being chal- The branch promptly推开 closely as was the White Primary a letter to the Mayor protesting law. Dr. L. A. Niken offered him, against this segregation of Color- as a qualified minister, a letter to the Mayor, which a letter were taken to the Mayor ballot. The N. A. A. C. P. has now of Abbey, Park by the N. A. A. retained Mr. Knollschleifer to carry C. P. Committee. Dr. Parks re- the founding, like the transition to the lessers or to any or again to the founding. the White empires, therefore, like the White empires, the people differently cemented for, similar situations from any other group and that no throughout the southern states. state, with no given to that age. The P. A. A. A. K. Kohmanyi in the first letter to the Marar. The P. A. A. A. K. Kohmanyi in the first letter to the Marar. White, Primary decision, the Suh. Suh. White, Primary decision, the Suh. Suh. New York, Sept. 1—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) filed a lawsuit against Fred C. Knoelshamer of El Paso, Texas, the attorney who laid the ground for NAACP's lawsuit against the Primary Case victory before the United States Supreme Court, to challenge the decision of Norros in Texas. When the Supreme Court decided to hear burning Colored voters from the state Democratic primaries, the white people sought to accuse the state committee of the power to determine voting in the primaries. Thus, instead of primaries, the state committee enacted a rule that no Nearro should vote. This new dodge is being challenged as precisely as was the White Primary law. Dr. L. A. Nike offered him, the NAACP's primary candidate and was reduced a ballot. The N. A. A. C. P. has now retained the vote up to and beyond the sum of $4,660. The United States Supreme Court, in the United States, Supreme Court, decided to pay a fee to the sum of $4,660. Since the White Primary decision, the Supreme Court ordered from harring Nerro by law, have state party committee pass rules against their voting the Texas case, therefore, like the White Primary case, will be a proper candidate for similar situations in the N.A.A.A. case, and the N.A.A.A. C. P. confidently expect that on the basis of the N.A.A.A. C. P. confidence premise Court will callow the new superintendent. Of Laymen will Quinn Opening "VAREITY" SAYS HOUSTON POLICE HELPED TO STAGE LYNCHING New York, Sept. 1—A hitherto unpublished report saying that the brinching of a Negro in Houston, Texas, just before the Democratic convention convened there, was engineered by local police, is relayed by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, from "Variety" for Wednesday, Aug. 1. The report of the Houston lynching-for-"Variety" reads as follows: Lynching at Houston "An unprinted story of the lynching of a Colored man in Houston by policemen of that city, just prior to the Democratic Party. I have never seen a man who has been known by all the news, newspaper men in attendance, notwithstanding. It was on account of the correspondents that the rope being used to be cut by the war smothered over by the authorities. It would not sound nice, they decided, for the world to know that Houston policemen violated the very lynching law that the South has been trying to suffice for years." A night or so before the Congress passed a bill to set out a New York-based shop—some and another. Both were hit and taken to a hospital where the officer died. Later the same night five of the dead were unformed companions went to the hospital where the still unseated Negro had been taken, removed and hung him from a bridge near the outskirts of the city. His body was cut down the next morning. "That the opposals done to spread over the inside of the city," he said, in the discomfitious voice of his own, the advice of four other Texas Mayors on how to hush up or keep quiet about the one as the lynching. Only one reply contained a suggestion. CONTINUED ON PAGE LIGHT Parks states that the lessees of bathing concessions has been in-ventured. Austin, Texas, Sept. 1,—Mini Elena Lombard or in other words, MISS-SAMUEL HUFTON, will meet the Samuel Huston Museum on September 18, and with her new Buck Coach will lead old and new students to the campus, where much maturity will be held. The pranks of the Freshmen will be had against Gloed bathers and other students during the day and throughout "Freshman week." The save assurances to that effect Plans for the beginning of construction work on the new Moor site. The site was the unanimous, unofficial. But taking into account all Committee of Management, also RACE WINS IN BATHING BEACH CASE "We call your attention to the fact that no other sea shore city has a large number of marriages. Why should we. We can further state that we probably know the people of the Colored people of any other city. We do not know the city not accepted. We do not know the laughing stock of the entire city by continuing to be Jim Crowed on our own beach. May we have a friend for years for a friendly marriage." The branch committee, beside D. Parke, included John A. St. Jerome, Thomas J. Murray, E. J. Jackson, Bessie A. Wallace, and Parks states that the lessee of what consolences has been insured and to be insured against Colored bathers and that he has assurances to that effect. CORNER LOT FOB Plans for the beginning of construction work on the new Moorland (Colored). Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association is being pushed as rapidly as possible, and is being managed and maintained by the purchase of a building site on the corner of Boll and Boll Lane. Y. M. C. A. president has assured the Committee on Management of the Branch and the Adoption of the site. W. A. Scott, General Secretary said Trousset, both committees white and colored, are preparing the site selected as ideal because its proximity to the bower, Washington High School and the largest Colored churches. The lot is situated on the south east corner, 124 feet on east by ```markdown ``` "The Republican Party Is, The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas SUSPECT IN DEATH OF GOLFERS QUALIFY FOR MRS. GRANT HELD LOCAL TOURNAMENT A Negro suspect was taken in custody Monday morning and is being held for investigation in connection with the murder some time Saturday night or early Sunday morning of Mrs. Myrtle Grant, 18-years old, 1899 Moser street, who was clubbed over the head as she lay in bed at her home. The man arrested was wearing a bloody shirt and was found near the scene. He denied any knowledge of the case but could not explain how he got the blood on his clothes. The first golf tournament in the history of Dallas ever to be staged for Colored golfers has started suspiciously this week with over 50 entering the first week. Two weeks are allowed for players to enter, qualifying ending Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 3rd. Many others have signified their intentions to enter but have not played the necessary 18 holes and turned in their score cards. There is no entrance fee and it is announced by the club that prizes will be awarded for the Qualitying scores of those who have entered this ar班 are posted at the club. Those desiring to bet- CONTINUE ON PAGE EIGHT Representatives of Voters in 40 States Gather at Wendell Phillips School to Discuss Political Future. Many Form Central Body Financed Largely to Maintain National and State Lobbies in Behalf of Race Laws. KNIGHTS OF McDONALD CLOSE INTERESTING MEET AT TERRLLE Turrell, Texas, Sept. 1. — The Grand Lodge Royal Knights and the Lodge of the Knights session in Turrell, Aug. 12, 1971. The opening program on Monday night was well attended. Long before the ditorium of St. James, M. B. Church was filled to its seating capacity. Fellowin a new room, the Knight, R. S. Watson, Prof. J. B. Ransom was presented and acted as the host of solemnies made by Dr. W. E. Shallowhorne, Dr. I., E. Chicago, III, Sept. 1—*Former* located fund, maintain headquarters among the many representatives in. Washington, where paid of the Nero voters to. American represent. look in. Washington have decided wide conference looking to. to step be likened and we. The meeting is being held in The Wendell-Phillips High School and though its purpose is stated as an attempt to find out where the Negro stands in the Republican party by means of contact with some of the leading white politicians of the North and East who have been invited to be present, it is understood that the lobby will be organized there and that plans will be perfected by which all or the voters of the about and subjected to all sorts of political fortunes. We folks in Texas can hire first lawyers to speak for us in Austin. The same can be done in other states. And we can, by means of a centrally continued on page 1017 Dallas Young Ladies to Open Modern Gown and Hat Shoppe Fo-Ru-Mai is the name of Dai-direction of Mrs. Eunia Woehnan—latest commercial venture Gilson at Globe State Theatre. Marie Starke, Ruby Pol-land-Raid and Miss Eloise Wat- teen, and part of the gown and hat which have been no evidence in the attack of the shop is that Tuesday many pieces of the city during rehearsal were made. Miss Florence Watson son and which will be formally released with a style show exhibi- tion the Musi's model of the rea- Mrs Ruby Pollard-Reld By special arrangement a special individual modiate service is ensured the establishment of Dallas both in hat and gown designs and special consultations as to the fit costumes for all occa- Mrs. Marie Stark-Burke castons is one of the special features upon which patrons of the show and the establishment are known. The three proprietors are well known in Dallas having been born and reared here and balk now a part of Dallas younger social set. In commenting upon the opening of their establishment the three agreed that their establishment will offer the india dress and the convenient purchase of their special garments without any of the special garments without any of the which have been no evident in many places in the city during re- cent months. Column "Magic Note" "Sentimental Baby" Sung by GEORGIE BIAS "Sentimental baby, cuddle up near There's something I want you to hear." Here's a cuddle number chuck-full and over- flowing with love. The piano accompaniment sure does tickle the ivories—a record in itself. The Coupling is: "I've Been Trying to Forget You but You're Forever on My Mind." 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There was quite a large crowd off at Wells Park Friday, slight rain and the shine of the beach. John A. Greene, who came from Chicago, the banker, has been at The Burges, den Diego California, brushed at Mr. Olivier COLUMBIA "Magic Notes" The Uton Pielo given the Dalton Street Christian Church and Benson Chapel C. M. E Church Friday was quite a success. Prof. J. C. Bradford, the County Extension agent was the principal speaker for Prof. Edward and his wife at the 10th올림픽 Ballets furnished�pliend musies for the occasion. Mrs. Mary-Wiquee and daughter and Mrs. Julia Barrett were called to Nagadgoches. Mrs. L. A.�ittors refurmed home last week after a ten days stay in Marshall and reports Mr. Pittman of Hallas lectured at Nagadgala Hill Wednesday night in interest of the Brotherhood Movement. Mr. F. B. Butler the Old Reelable Cafe may has opened in a new place 100 North Main street. MEXIA — Services were good and well N°ended at all Churchg Sunday. The Mхъia Chors Club sang for the N. Y. F. U. at Antionh. Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. Máies Are Andrew, Jesse David, Alma Blue, Mae Bell Andrews, Mas- very Ardell Maguatter, Andrew Collin, Willie C. Forge and Robert David were integrated to the Gibson Chapel last week. The G. Gibson Chapel last week. The M. John A. B. E. Sunday School is programming nicely under direction of the Sept. Mrs. O. T. Wirdlow. Jonas Chapel M. B. Chole under direction of Mies Margrite Coleman sang at St James M. E. Church at Waco last week. Mrs. Viola Colman, Olco Fiskard, Bennie Magrew, Frances Carroll, Hankinson, Barry Brown, Michael Bridges, Mary Brown, Miles Erickle Johnson, Mary Murrayte and Littie Evans, Colleen Murrayte and Ann Bridges, Marika. Andrew Collin, Theodore Attendee of the Museum institute at the Museum institute at Redeem Harper has returned from Port Worth, Texas, Texas Citadel of the University of Oklahoma City on the ack list. Prof. J. W. Hearlitt, principal of the Museum institute last week, Mrs. M. O. Pfilford and daughter Minie Lee, Mrs. P. O. Pfilford and daughter Minie Lee, Prize and Mrs. Annie Harra also attended the Sunday School school at Gibson Chapel A. M. E. The Media Choral Club recently organized in doing well under the stimulation of Mike Kettle, Jared Thay GOODYEAR TIRES ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN The S&J TIRE CO. MAN AND PEARL STS 7-6489 were out at Green Chapel and sang to the Sunday School co-vention with sucesses. They are namely: 'Minnes Hoanee Wilson, Lndall, Mattie and Neally. Read Maize Gorman, West Ross. Simpson and Lionel Young. Let all encourage this effort of the young people. They will contest Mart on the 1st 'Sing for whites on the 2nd. CUERO — Lewis Brown formerly of Cuero, died at Gonzales and was buried here last Thursday. He leaves a widow and several children to mourn his passing. Willie Schull who was killed in an automobile wreck was buried Wednesday. Charles Meadows who was injured is the same wreck is improving, though not out of danger. Messrs L M. Jornoon, St. R. Dunon, W. D. Carroll, Susan Callee, R. A. Stiles and Rev. G. W. Sheppard are attending the Mt. Ston Association of Edms. Rev. R. R. Shiner of Palestine preached at Mt. Bathel Baptis (Church Sunday night. **PLANEWAY** — St. Paul Baptist Sunday School was attended at the proper Morning in his chapel, Sunday School was—well attended also. School was well attended. At 11:00 a.m. the annual ceremonial session, at 11:30 a.m. League was well attended. At 6:00 p.m. the presiding officer with his presiding idol sat upon his The guide of the first Fisher- in- Dailies, 1840, was the将军府, in the 1840s. The 1840s were at the Dailies in the Hines, 1850s. The young Miss Johnnie Boberson, the week, Miss Roberts Potts Agnes and Miss Bernice. McCoy of Palestine, Tex. were guests of Mrs. L. L. Roberson. They worshiped at Zion Baptist Church, Rev. A. L. Arnold the pastor of Elemings Chapel C, M. E. Church, and his assistant Rev. J. J. Thompson of Crockett� Malton eld was successful revival last year. The night of the 1840s was the last to the Church. Rev. Thompson is a gouged greacher, he preached to a jacked house each night. The spirit was high. We were highly favored with Rev. J. W. Ilman who was with us three nights in our revival. 11145 was realised in the revival. Mr. Rump, McDavid, son of Mr. Webb, McDavid was killed last Sunday night. The second Tyler and Henderson were dead. The first Tyler was the first of the first Trimble of Dallas was the guest of Mr. W. J. Wofford Thursday, she expressed having a very pleasant stay. They had Mrs. A. L. Arnold spent last Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wynn. Rev. J. J. Thompson was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoberson last Friday. The Cobrum Club was costempaining a program. The " Elon Rap- list" which was 1840s in The Melon Party given at the home of Mrs. A. L. Porter was enjoyed by a number of her friends. Rick list: Mr. County. Wingfield. Parker. WHITE-TYLER WEDDING HELD A wedding or wide interest took place Wednesday morning, at the home of Todd Teltz, M. Poinna Br., when Ms. Johnine S. Walmire, T. Yale, daughter of Mr. Lawrence Walmire, and Mr. Lawrence Harold White of Cincinnati, Ohio, in the presence of A. S. Jackson, prefect of the New Hemp Institution. Church officiated the wedding. M. Helen G. Tyler, sister of the bride was the only attendant. Mistress having been a graduate of Dallas, having been a graduate of Booker University and Cincinnati University and a teacher in the public schools of Cincinnati, Inconsiderably married to Mr. and Mrs. White left for a wedding trip to St. Louis and Cincinnati, where she was a home in Cincinnati. The new 18,000 dormitory at the University of Pennsylvania prepares for regular session beginning September 13, 1998, but applications in the office of the Principal affirmation are turned away for the lack of enrollment. The regular session will begin the next week. 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At 8 a.m. church reassembled for the 4:30 preaching bag by the pastor. Many friends were present, among whom were Peter, who later joined the rally all are looking for the rally next Sunday, Sept. 2nd. Come On! Come Rev. E. Lane, Pastor, T. C. Hightower, Reporter. CARD OF THANKS We want to express our thanks to our many friends for the kindness shown us during the illness. J. W. McDallas for his Kind words consoled also Rav. J. H. V. McDallas for his service he readied. We want to thank the different orders for the gifts. G. W. Curtie, Husband, G. W. Curtie, Husband, W. Will, spouse. A. C. Curtie, Sons. Beatles and Curtie, daughters. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Mittman Allen, 2117 Gilby, boy Manuel Pinturri, 418 bed boy Manuel Pinturri, 418 bed boy boy Burke Darke, 4401 Jumie, boy Jon Flanigan, 2117 Jumie, boy Randolph Cochran, 2604 Jumie, boy James Willis, 2709 Eakin, boy Sharma Jackson, 1408 Hutchine Josh Gibson, 4000 Hamilton, boy Josh Gibson, 4000 Hamilton, boy Ernest Hocklein, 2709 Faitman girl Jackson, 4241 Dialer, boy Henryson Montgomery, 1823, K J. C. Moore, 2117 D, F, D N a, 4 boy Death, 2117 Wm. K. Hill, 3131 Royal John Carter, 2053 Ban Jacinto Charley Gauton, Parkland Hos- phal Cherrie Smith, 1714 Palmourn Rev. A. L. 1711 Trinidad Rev. A. L. 1711 Trinidad Andrew Lee Walters, 2725 Hate A. L. 1711 Trinidad Andrew Lee Walters, 2725 Hate A. L. 1711 Trinidad John Henry, 1811 1715 Hughes Curtis Kittock Hall, 1811 1715 Hughes John Mowing, 4444 Frank Abbie McMckinney, 1295 1-8 Gregory John Robertson, 4494 Ross John Richardson, 3703 Convent Julius Anderson,1111 Belmont Bellmont POLITICAL ANNUAL PASTOR-ATE DR. B. G. GIBBS AT MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH Beginning Tuesday 18th April members of M. Roe Baptist Church braze the fourth anniversary of our beloved pastor Rev. A. G. Gibbs to the work that he has done for the church with a program in follow. Tuesday F. M. - Sunday School Wednesday F. P. M. B. Y P. U. Rev. J. M. Wright and choral Wednesday F. P. M. B. Y P. U. Rev. J. M. Wright and choral R. H. Reedson, D. Church and R. H. Reedson, D. Church and Curtis and Church sunday's Program F. P. The An- niversary Rev. F. D. Kow, his choir will fur- nish W. W. Kite will finish Services Sunday at Mr. Nilap Baptist Church is good. Sunday Church is well attended. Monday at 1:30 p.m. We will attend Baptist teachers and eighty scholars present. All classes made good fun. Tuesday 11:29 a.m. A. M. the pastor prescheduled Wednesday 10:30 a.m. A. M. Union was opened by the president. After which the four groups were invited to a concert. A. M. Union was presented by Group No. 2. Music was furnished by Mrs. N. L. At 8 p. M. the chair was on the second. After a chorus by the choir, the group was presented by a nymph-singer. Collection $11.64. Rery. N. G. O'Brien Hauzer. Mrs. N. G. O'Brien Hauzer. Mrs. N. G. O'Brien Hauzer. Mrs. W. K. Young. Reporter NORTH PARK ADDITION Mrs. Julie Arthur of Carrie Ave. has returned from a visit in Oklahoma. Mr. Carl Terry has just finished a new cottage on Stouston Street. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1928 1622-24 Hall St. at Ross Official Southeast HAMILTON-REACH Service Station No. 55 Rust-Oleum BATTERY "DEPENDABLE SERVICE" DISTRIBUTOR Dependable Battery and ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. 3-3280 All Kinds Electrical Repairs ---:!---- "Just a telephone call will bring blanka to to your door WE'RE Saving YOU Money $475.00 Saved if You Buy Now HOME-STEAD ADDITION WEST DALLAS On Eagle Ford Pike, Only 10 Minutes Ride 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-Room Cottage Brand New, mostly New Condition, Lot 001200, only $150 House and Lot Your Own Terms $700 Easy Our Policy: "A SQUARE DEAL" A. C. WASHINGTON & COMPANY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS R-1764 2000 Sales 1724 Allen The Holiness Congregation is inviting to build a new church on the grounds of the Methodist and Baptist churches, are planning to hold a Union ROWAL DRIVE. The Church of the Holy Spirit is too Clean, and Williams on Boston Street. 1622-24 Hall St. at Ross Official Southwest HAMILTON-BEACH Service Station No. 55 "DEPENDABLE SERVICE" TEXAS TOWNS BRANCHYILLE — Services were good at Little River Baptist Church Sunday, Rev. N. W. Whiting pastor was present and baptised Sunday morning and worshipped in Hearn in the afternoon with Rev. Rhodes at St. Emanuel Baptist Church. He returned for eight services, Mrs. Annie Fields of Dallas is visiting home folks this week, also Mrs. Little Lewis, Miss J. A. Robinson returned to Waxahachie Saturday after spending three weeks with "relatives," The Cameron District Sunday School Convention is in session this week with Street home A. M. E. Church and is largely attended. Mrs. Rachel Johnsons and daughter and son-in-law visited Mr. W. R. Lewis and family last week from Fort Worth, Mrs. Fannie M. Washington is the proud mother of twin girls, Mr. Charles Lewis returned from Houston Sunday after spending several weeks with his aunt Mrs. Mary Johnsons. Mr. Sandy Sherman of Athens visited relatives last week. TEXARKANA, Texas — The Sunday School of Hopewell Church is having a very large attendance and is progressing in every way with Mr. Ed Roberts as Supt. The pastor Rev. B. L. Garrett preached at 8:00 a.m. on the airing sermon Sunday at 11 o'clock at theغرس (from the sub- "Wait on the Lord", Isaiah 40:11 - Rev. S. L. Garrett carried on revival at Beckville last week for Rev. Gardner and is engaged this week at Longview for Rev. Merritt. The "Bepworth League" little-like "Belle Kits" has been in the first place for Mrs. L. M. Long has returned from an extended visit to Chicago, Illinois. Mr. J. H. W. Simmons made an overland trip to Tyler, Friday and brought his children Jodie and Wol, the work with him for a visit to relative Mrs. Wheeler and daughter of Fort Worth are visiting her brother Mr. Berry. Ms. Mailless Dean of Tyler and Mrs. C. H. Mitchell of Long Beach, California are visiting at the home of Mrs. H. W. Simmons and Mrs. C. H. Hood entertained the Industrial Club Friday evening August 15th with a "Wist! Party" The Modern Girl Club with Mrs. W. T. Daniels as Chaperon gave a picnic at Sowella Beach last Wednesday where quite a crowd enjoyed swimming, coating games, dancing, and eating. Mrs. W. T. Thompson entertained the Industrial Club last Friday evening. Rev. W. A. Preston has returned home from Box Antonia where he attended the State Sunday School Convention the past week. Mra. Jennie Knighton of Marshall Texas is in the city visiting her daughter on Pine Street. Mrs. M. J. Brice has returned from Fort Worth and Dallas where she spent several days visiting her daughter. Mrs. Pettie A. Batte and daughter Janitts and grand daughter Planch Preston were the innermost of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rosenell Sunday. Mrs. Mittie Davis and children are visiting friends in Waco, Texas. Mrs. Blanch Willing and daughter Novella and Dennie Jaunita have returned home from Marshall, where they have been visiting relatives and friends. The Mr. Zion Mission are planning to entertain the passing delegates next Monday evening as they have several hours lay over here on their way to the National Convention. They will be served sandwiches and lemonade at Mr. Zion. COMMUNICIE — The Sunday School and Eoworth League Conference issued a very eventful session, the twenty-seventh session since the organization. There were two men in the position held in the district, Prof. W. W. McKinley and Mr. Theodore. They were both constrainers of Many of the school made round reports. Rev. B. W. Smith of the District. Rev. W. W. Smith of the District. His wife was present and enjoyed the session. The pastor of the church here was the Presiding Slide of this district for six years, warning the chase, Commerce for the church here. Miss Gliace Pite was given the place in the city school made waste of by Mr. W. McKinnon. All are glad to be back. Mr. McKinnon, Colling Student and has some old school chums like Mr. Williams. He is improved. J. D. Maddow, who knows an epiphakion fever for those wakes in mid-night, has been given base dose of fever for three months. Mr. Williams has him a bit not entirely out of danger. 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PRESS will be gladly corrected upon it being brought to the attention of the publication. Subscriptions Payable in Advance X Year $8.25 B Months $9.75 G Months $1.25 Single Copy .00 THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHED MERY SATURDAY MORNING in the Year at 2600 Soleil Ave. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class matter under Art of Congress, March 1578. POLEIGN ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE: W. B. ZIPP COMPANY. 608 South Darrell St. Chicago, IL. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never holted the white feather, neither has it been disfigured, nor has it been scratched, which is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plain, every day, sensation, which trumps no salt to catch the passing brushes. This no salt will profess a irritation as bound as our country, its lives of even hands and justice must be preserved by the human race. This is pretty high ground, not be disturbed by the beating of the grass come up and wind with. This ground is hour. THIS Y. M. C. A. SITE IS PURCHASED W. B. ZIPP Another step in the work of establishing a permanent home for the T.M.C.A. work among Negro men and boys has made it possible for the building at the corner of Flora and Belt Street. It now remains only for the continued payment of pledge and the preliminary work that must be done to complete the contracts in be completed before actual work in the project takes place. As conditions now obtain, it appears that the Negro building has been moved to be moved to the city and that that condition has been made possible by the grant payment of plaques and the splendid work of collections during the campaign in just another time. The race here have to be bound. It is to be remembered that new national records were broken during that drive for funds and that the work of the completion of the project was well under way. That is as it should be. It is a record that has to allow any other consideration to mar it. It shows that the interest in the surface of the young here. It shows that the men has been willing to sacrifice much of their time in to come there will be an increasingly large number of means that in time to come there will be incorporated up directed precisely in life. It means that can be done with the men have been met, and what is best in the life of this artist such interests were submitted in the interest of the common good and that to create more opportunity for The signs of the times point to a decided revolt among race voters against the Republican party because of the lily white leathers. First there was the policy as carried out in Kansas City and followed closely behind it came the persecution of Ben Davis of Georgia and Perry Howard of Mississippi. And finally comes the appointment of men who are not pleasing to the old line*politicians, as leader of the campaign among Negroes. Neval H. Thomas has openly rebelled and promises to cast his lot with the Democrats and in many other places, in Texas particularly, it has been given out that the G. O. P. need not look for much support. Just how much weight these indications will have on the leaders of the party cannot now be told. Whether or not the Negro vote is worth their consideration cannot be determined. The leaders in a political way are deciding to have done with the matter of promises and camouflage which has characterized the relations of party leaders with Negro voters for so many years. For years just at campaign time there has been much consideration for the rights of the race. One does not have to be so old to remember the promised anti-lynching bill and the honeyed speeches which told of the needs of the race. But lynching has gone on apace and in some instances it is recorded that party leaders helped the fight against the bill on the floor mittee to eliminate Negroes from party leadership and then to grant them all of the good things which are promised. That May be what is the case. But in the light of our experiences in time past there is little room for such optimism. But one thing is certain. No harm will be doled by the stand against the present policy of the Republican leaders. They need to know that even though the race is still Republican in its leanings, it is not bound by any very strong ties. They have been broken by *SHTreatment*. A meeting is being held in Chicago: this week for the purpose of creating an organization of the Negro Voters of this nation. It will seek to create a national as well as State lobbies for the purpose of helping the passage of beneficial legislation and for the suppression of that which seeks further to curtail the civic rights of the race. It is to be largely financed according to the statements of those interested in its organization and funds are to be secured from the state. If they may be effected and that in is the hope of its prominent function may be all of the owers of the race may be effected and that in that way a compelling force for obtaining political recognition may be created. The Express view the idea with much favor but reserves final judgment until all of its organization is complete. It takes such a position because of the fact that in times past such organizations have not been so constituted as to bring the success for which they were destined. It recognizes the fact that complete organization as well as voting education must be had before the race as such can hope to come into its own politically. There can be no half way measures with any hope of definite success. And too, these who are placed in control of the lobby and particularly of the funds must be those who are trusted and whose past records recommend them to the general public. This journal is not passimatic at all. It is just honest enough to admit that many of our former political failures were due to the fact that those who led were more anxious for easy individual seats at the "pie counter" than they were for the political advancement of their fellows. Let the organization be perfected. Let it be largely financed. Let it be headed by those who seek the real and lasting success' which is due a body with such potential strength as such an organization will have. Then political bargaining will be easy. There will only be effort and power behind every attempt. Thus only will we come into our own. It is good that the time has come when it is generally recognized that there is common need of mutual support and that all over this nation the plight of the Negro voter demands united and concerted effort. CONSCRIPTING COTTON PICKERS The Express notes that the Federal labor agent has asked the cooperation of the Dallas police department in the securing of cotton pickers. He suggests that the officers witt "Little Mexico" and other places where it is reported that idle men are to be found in large numbers and that they be thus forced to go to labor at pickering, too. He reports an alarming security of laborers for this work. The Express is not in disagreement with the idea that no man should be idle when there are jobs to be found. But it does not agree that labor should be thus conscripted. Were it found necessary to resort to such tactics and were it probable that ALL idle men would be thus treated the case, while not different in its theory would be more to its liking. But such a policy has been followed in time past here though it was not publicly so announced. And one class of men suffered terribly to the exclusion of others. In fact, Negroes were the only type of men arrested and so treated according to the reports as they were then obtainable. And in this same connection it may be stated that the unwillingness of many persons to enter the cotton fields has definite root in poor accommodations in the places to which they were subjected on former occasions. Ask most any man who formerly went "to the cotton patch" and tales of what amounted to ordinary exploitation can be heard with startling regularity. Then too, jobs in the city are not to be had for the asking and good homes, even when rented, cannot be duplicated easily if once given up. The Express is not unexaminate with the efforts of the labor agent to secure laborers. In fact, it realizes that the laborers are not secure in securing them which he advocates contains probability of more injustice and harm than it does of good. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1928 Paul Quinn, College is safe, and as the firm foundation of safety, all A. N. E's must prove their love and loyalty for the oldest College in Texas, for Neuros are before they were Paul Quinn College stood as a monument of the powers and genres of Negro manhood, venture upon life. Intellectual highway to the temple of fame and glory. We are on the way. We are at the opening gateway, we must enter, September 11th will be our opening date and many are the applicants apply. Igg to President Dean Monk at Waco, and on that day, Black Sampson Brooks, opens his first financial family for Paul Quinn. $2,000 is the mark we mitch reach. Come see the preaching elders of the state put this money is the hands of Prof. J. A. Kirk, the Treasurer, Bishop Brooks, has ruled that every event must go into the hands of the Treasurer, and that all unquaints must be paid out by check and an accurate amount must be given, for the price as expert account will audit all books and accounts of Paul Quinn College and Bishop Brooks and the Trustee Board must have the accounts and an annual certified statement which will be given to the public. Well we are off to Wichita Falls. Taxes for our District Sunday School Convention and there will give out the appointment of the Educational Whirl wind Drive and select four members to the annual Conference in a called meeting of the District Conference. PERSONALS digital personal anonymity against the Republican Party. I have at least two times been asked to night out in malice. Immediately, latex upon reading your letter in an email, I was asked to look in, and took my pen in hand to write it. I was asked to a very deliberate purpose. You will doubtless be influenced in formulating the expression of revolt which is now running rampan. I am writing to urge that this new dynamic be turned into constructive instead of destructive channels. The Negro race should no longer continue to vote for the Republicans because they do not like Democrats nor yet for Democrats because they do not like Republicans. Vindictive politics will get the race nowhere. The Negro should align himself with firm principles and sound politics independently by whichever party expouses theிரors. In fact, one fundamental principle involved in the present campaign, and that is the principle of prohibition. Tonight I expect to listen to Governor Smith deliver the second-generation address over the radio. It is perfectly safe to predict that on all features of the two platforms, give one, the address will be as much like Mr. Hoover's as Senator Curly was. Prohibition, and prohibition alone is the issue. This is neither a Republican nor a Democratic doctrine. Predent Nicholson Murray Butler is as wet as Senator Edward and Senator Robinson is as dry as Senator Curtis is in a sound, patriotic America doctrine, which political expletions have forced the Republican Party to sponsor. The Negro race is the chief victim of intemperance and drunk-ennexes. Pre-offending liquor works the greatest havoc on the weaker man and the weaker race. The Demon rum loves the black victim. The Negro reversely is the chief beneficiary of prohibition. It saves our sons and daughters from the lurings of temptation which they may lack the inhibition, to assist it maker for the building up of family. Church and home. The rapid material progress of the race since prohibition, though imperfect by forced ipidates. Its great value and advantage. Return to run would be a return to ruin. The Negro in the victim of law, lessness and the beneficiary of law. He must uphold the Constitution. Though all men should forsake it yet should not be. Because the Republican and Democratic parties join in nullifying the "Fourteenth" and "Elitehth Amendments." The Negro should stand firmly by the nullification of the prohibition and nullification is catching. Nullification of one portion leads to nullification of other portions. Let the Negro at least maintain an attitude of moral constant. Mr. Smith and Mr. Hover are two good men, whichever of them elected the Margo and the Hover control, the foreign control, the foreign debt, and international relations will be looked upon. Mr. Hover because he stands for prohibition. But do not fall to Hover because he is a party that our creations are great and that we will not forget them nor will money be spent during the present campaign. Yours truly KELLY MILLER "PLEASE" and "THANK YOU" "Good manners will take your money will be repeated" is an antonym which has been elicited in this age of excessive greed. Mr. Hover does not serve our true, nevertheless. Whoever may doubt this may test it almost anytime and find it There are people who do not need money, yet, by politeness they might be influenced to conform to a favor or reader a service which otherwise would be impossible. Others there are who, though poor themselves would�spurn one's money last would delight in serving a fellow-being whose, gently many bearing-morted such consideration. One of the simplest forms of good manners is the use of those little words "Pleasure" and "Thank You", and, believe it or not, they are dynamic in removing obstacles and in influencing favorable action. Many a competent and other well-deserving person has been deprived of certain favors which were available because of lack of good manners. Because of the influence of good manners business firms require their employees to be polite, and no snob or grotch can hold a place of responsibility. Sales-people have found out that politeness may, so that it is common to hear "May I wait on you, please?" and "Thank you." Even in the South where Negross are shown little consideration, it is not uncommon for white girls to say, "Sir," "Yes Sir" and "Thank You." Negro men, because politeness wins trade, influences promotion. Some one has said that the test of one's good manners is found in his conduct at home, and verily that is a logical and practical view. However, many who are seropulously polite in public are positively boorish at home. Many Husbands at Fault Husbands are woerfully at fault in this particular, and often it is the result of thoughtlessness rather than inclination to be fill-managered. A wife recognizes her duty toward her husband and is willing to serve him in any reasonable way. Few wives will refuse service even when the husband is lacking in politeness and manifestation of appreciation. Man's Notes O My advice depends wholly on whether you perfer doing the loving or being the love line. You can choose either, but that expects the girl to make on-ask him, like the yellow line who takes her fi'r will always be in the kindest. Wichita Falls, Texas Dear Nan: I am a young lady age 16 and I am to love with a man 35. I be 100 the old for met Please advise. I should continue to go on to school or marry? I am in the twelfth grade UNDECIDED Since you are nearly through school and have labeled this far, why not go to the school. I have been to the time perhaps you will have been for yourself about marriage. There is a vast difference in your age. Duty of Parents It is advisable that parents use "PLEASE" and "THANK YOU" in dealing with their children because good manners would require good because even children because good manners would require good because even children are more cheerfully under such circumstances. The practice of politeness by father and mother toward each other and toward the children will refer into the training of their children who most certainly will watch their parents and emulate them. Yes, "Please" and "Thank You" are very small words, but they are wonderfully potential in winning the future. "WHATEVER IS IS RIGHT (?)" "Whatever is, is right," is wrong. For tyranny, rampant and strong. Stalks through the land with cruel taste. And rides in trampled Freedom's stand. "Whatever is, is right," is wrong. Whatever is, is right," is wrong. Although, through ages, dark and long. August 1927, George W. Lee, Church's lieutenant, organized the West Tennessee Civic and Political League for the purpose of protecting the liberties of the Negroes and obtaining the rights of theந்துille, which was the first league, qualified 12,000 Negro voters, alimnet 40 per cent of the voting population of the city, and so well did the league control those 12,000 black votes that less than 50 voxels. For the same reason, the System of Power Paine, the Mayor, who had said that a Negro would never hit in one of the city parks or hold a municipal job was relegated to the political ash hemp to the city of the United States. The large, the balance of power in the city, the Commercial Appeal attempted to create a situation in which anybody running for office sides from the candidates it is not possible to be able to ask Negro votes. Hence the various editorials and cartoons: An alliance between Church and Crumm, was mis-picked in every campaign except the Democratic primaries the Negro candidates. While the Opposition realized that few Negro-would vote in the Democratic primaries, the cry of Negro domination was palmed to ensure by white into vote. The effect failed because the Negro rights organization held five rallies every night, completely canvassed every ward and brought home to every Negro worker the absolute. The腔的 The result of this primary election in Memphis shows that the Negro can do in the way of organization when intelligently led by Yeargles men of his group. It this can be done in Memphis, why act in Atlanta, Secs Antonio Jackschild, Birmingham, Houston, North and a dozen other communities in the "Gold South". And if it can be done in the South why isn't it possible for Negroes to do the same thing in St Louis. Philadelphia, Kansas City and New York. Of tours it is possible, Chicago and Memphis have shown how it can be done. It remains for other communities to follow their example. PITTSBURG COUNTER Man's Notes The success would depend upon whether you are ready to settle down at your age. When the man is 45 you'll be 25. 55 and 25 etc. It will mean a area, esorice of your youth. EDITOR'S NOTE Why not write your troubles to Naomi Nida. The conductor of this column is a person well versed in the ways of the world and she is analizable to be of real service to those of the young and old of the world. She will tell you the young mines how to love their problems she will give to seek such advenues. She has opportunity to observe. She will tell the parents of their children are viewing the problems she will give to the young and tall Nida when you are in need of counsel. Ja'tifa Nida's Notes (see the publication of Swu. Ave, Dallas, Texas. This fallacy has been extant, and often used in the subtle cant: "Whatver in, is right!" "Tie false, 'Whatver in, is right'" "Whatver in, is right!" is wrong. Church thinking to the headline: "His falselove of the deepest dye, the apostle of poe's cunning coffin!" "Whatver in, is right!" is wrong. I. A. Adams ```markdown ``` Coach A. W. Breasley has organized the football sound for the season, and he is in the pre-season training. Bemmily and, blackboard work are done to prepare the next period to begin field work within the next six days. New Teachers to be Announced Three or four new teachers have been appointed to the school. June 12, and it is expected that June 15, and the next month the music will be made within a few weeks. The music will be superintendent. A large allowance is expected in the high school and superintendent. **Dear for the High School** Among the new teachers to be trained, we will replace the attendance teacher, with practice assumes the administration, and practicing assumes the principal, to give him those almost exclusive, to supervision of schooling. **Settling at Classes to be** The plan of settling classes on the basis of the pupila ability to advance, making it possible for our being hampered by the pace of the other will be followed this year, and classification was started in the school three years ago, and has the unqualified endorsement of the successful until it is understood that five of the white high schools **CLEARMAN INQUIRY CALL FOR** **MEETING OF COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT, YMCA.** Chairman Joseph J. Rhodes has issued a call for a meeting of the Committee of Management of the Missouri Board of the Dairy Market for Friday evening, September 2, in the Association headquarters, on Thursday, for a regular meeting since the election of the committee and its approval. It is, stated by the chairman that recommendations will be made to members of the committee and members of the board, and which at least one hundred interment men will be invited, included in the new building, the new building and expansion The new committee includes Joseph J. Rhoads, Chairman, J. W. Rice, J. L. Patton, J. B. Richie, D. B. Garner, J. W. White, Chas A. Plaus, G. W. Ballard, T. W. Pratt, J. E. Smith, W. M. Moore, H. T. Simpson, Tom Croswell, J. W. Jeffrey Price A. Wren, Dr. S. L. Brown, W. R. Richardson, P. E. Starks, S. L. Cushinberry, N. G. Penn and Dr. S. T. Hamilton. This study of Mission opening Oct. 1st will prove especially interesting to all, since our Foreign Study for young people and seniors will be Africa Today by Mary Jefferys. Representatives from all denominations are asked to take part and receive the information and inspiration given. There will be addresses given by prominent Missionary leaders. Bible Study, also a horsé study, which will be very interesting. Programs will appear later. Re-presentatives of Welfare Board, Chamber of Commerce and City Y. W. C. A. NEWS The Pythian Land will give a band concert on the lawn Sept. 5th & clock. The public is cordially invited. Various committee are looking forward to the setting up conference in which their years' work is planned. The employment department have several jobs of interest for women. Those: destring work, it will be wise to see the Y. W. C. A. Secretary in person at the Y. W. C. A. 1501 North Washington Avenue. 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M Mitchell has just returned to El Paso last week, following which time he visited the following Honors. Branham, Business of business and calling on friends and relatives. Cord and Little Miss Hazler Burke have recently returned from three weeks trip to New York City. TRAVELS O'Neal spent a day in Ballinger last week. He reports a pleasant trip. Mrs. M. B Burke has recently returned from Waco and Rosebud visiting friends and relatives. --- MARLIN — Bryan District Sunday School Convention. Presiding Elder, Dr. E. A. Anderson, Tuesday evening mark—the opening of the Bryan District Sunday School Convention. August 21, 1 P. M. A grand reception was given in honor of the Presiding Elder. Ministers and delegates of the District. Wednesday morning 10 A.M. De. volitional services conducted by the ministers. Desoogue conducted by Rev. A. O. Robinson. Opening services by Rev. D. W. Hattie. Organization. Introduction of visitors and Bendedion. Mrs. L. N Cooper was elected Secretary. Visitor, Dr. J. H. Hughes, P. E. of Waco District, Rev. L. M. Sanders Pastor of Shish A. M. Church Galveston, Texas, Prof. D. Mohs President of Paul Quinn College, Prof. A. W. Jackson, Bishop G. B Young, Prof. J. W. Rice, Editor of The Dallas Express. 190 P. M. Appointment of Committee, paying contingents and assessments. Address: In interest of Paul Quinn College by the President, Prof. D. Mohr, which was helpful to our entire District. Address: In behalf of Paul Quinn College by the representative of the Texas Conference, Rev. L. M. Sanders, Galveston, Texas. At $ P. M. Devotional Services, Annual sermon by Rev. L. Cornell, Rev. F. This was a masterpiece. Thursday morning 8:30 A.M. Devotional services conducted by Rev. D. R. Robinson, Reading, and adoption of Minutes. Bishop O. B Young gave a great comment on the writing and reading of the minutes. Visitors, Dr. J. H. Butler, pastor of Wesley Chapel, Houston, Texas. **TERRELL--** Rev. T. C. Neal conducted a meeting at Canton last week. The revival at Mt. Olive Church was attended with the Church baptism at the Mahlock tank Bank Day Saturday. Rev. J. A. Lowe, Church Chairman, and the Church chaplain are holding a revival this week. Rev. Watson has just closed his church. The church is bank from the Convention at San Antonio. Dr. M. R. Jackson is bank from the Mich. are visiting friends in the city. M. C. Jackson and the two Mich. are visiting friends in the city. M. C. Jackson, was seriously injured on Saturday, on the Terrell Kaufman road. Mr. Jackson, was seriously injured with slight injuries. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Jackson, was entertained in Barton of San Antonio Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Barton of San Antonio Tuesday evening after a visit of a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Barton of San Antonio ladies of Dismanton They are now home. With Mrs. M. 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The second charge was false in its intended purpose, "these all not contrary to the decrees of Caesar, saying there is another king, one Jesus. They would make them believe that these men were going about inciting insurrection using Tommy authority, which was wholly untrue—it is a way of the world. But the next time it was going to be the place of the kingdom of Heaven and the new law, he decided that it was spiritual and not temporal. Finally, they charged that Jason and his friends had harbored these trouble makers, which would make them quite as guilty as PAGE EIGHT TOLKA THE W ACES 17:11-15: ROMANS 15:18-20:1 Thesis. 5:12-23: Golden Text. "The Opening of the Word glimmers Light. Psalm 119:130. An Exposition of the Sunday School Lesson For Sunday, September 2, 1928. To men of timid faith, and less resolution than Paul and Silas, the conviction would have come in view. The Philadelphians that the It was a time of disbelief. Trans leading them to believe that the Lord had called them to proclaim the geopol in Europe, and they only had the help of the world. The geopolismers, and they would have been ready to turn their faces back toward Asia. But not so with these missions, when they had been released from their own intended by the willழmentation and apology from the geopolyists on the ground of their Roman citizenship, which were readily given, with the courage and determination of 'Gessar's lords', after visiting the home of Lydia, instructed and encouraged the new disciples, they have been their way on over the great situation. The Roman government was made up of the Judaism, the Judaism, the Judaism, the Judaism of the Judaism. A journey of 33 years brings them to Amphotols, a city of considerable importance, but finding no synopsis, they continue their journey 30 miles further to the southwest and reach Apollonia, they seem to have found no synopsis at this place, they are the nights and next day they are in the future. The Judaism, the capital and principal city of Macedonia. This city was a great commercial center, and the "the" of the Roman proconsul. Its importance has persisted through the ages, its modern name is Salonik, and is the port from which the Allied Troops were dispatched for the Asiatic campaign during the great World War. The war was a long and far-reaching war. It has at present been a half of its business section. It has at present a population of about 100,000. Anciently it was called Thema, but was named Thessalonica (Thessalonian victory) after a sister of Alexander the Great, who was 80 named because her father, Philip of Macedon, won the victory over the shethers on the same day he received the news of his death in the 80th. —Paul and His Companions Attend The Synagogue The vast chain of synagogue which had been established by the Jews of the dispersion had a link in this heathen city and Paul spends his first Sabbath thve. The great apostle has left it a worthy example in that he always preached in the city, and Christians only go to church under favorable conditions, P must not be too hot or too cold, they must like the preacher and nothing must be said that will disturb their air. It was not so with Paul, he went to the place of worship on the Lord's day. He followed a well thought out program, that he preached in the city, and then he reclaimed his truth he turned to the Gentiles. For three Sabbath Paul reached with the Jews and proclauses out of the Scriptures. The word reason in this conneca means II—Jealous Jawne Incite Insurrection, When the Jewish leaders saw the number and standing of the Greeks who accepted the faith, they saw their own success. So they take into themselves, "suret vile fellows of the basic sort," the rubble and made them companions. Of the many hindrances to the spread of the gospel in the world professional submission to that rule. "We have no king but Cesarar" and if "thou let him go thon art not Cesaraar friend." In this case the move base the follows the better they would serve their purpose. It is likely that they did not know what they were raising the inurrection for—they knew and cared nothing for the issues in question, that level crowd had the mob spirit, and soon the city is in an awful state of disarray. The greatness dreamed of whom these do not find Paul and In The Realm of Religion with treason against Rome, made it necessary that attention be given to it—but no doubt the men knew Jason and his friends and knew them to be good citizens—hence, they send them over to keep the peace, and allowed them to go. IV. On to Beren After the excitement it was thought best for the leaders to leave the city as the mob spirit was likely to assure itself again at any moment. And it is possible that Jason had and required to either put forth a board, or a bishop, to lead the city, but the mob would not tempted to continue the work the rabble would make further trouble, so under the cover of night the missionaries start on their trip to Beren. We are not certain how long Paul and Silas remained in Thessalonica—but assuredly for only the beginning. On leaving Paul allowed Timothy and Luke to remain. The Church founded by Paul in Thessalonica was one of the greatest triumphs in his missionary labors. One should read the Epistle to the Thessalonianians, and the Gospel to the Thessalonianians of these Epistles were written some months after Paul left there from Athens, and is the first book of the New Testament to be committed to writings. After a weary journey of sixty miles further to the southwest they reach Beren. Paul and Silas were then sent to this little city held for them a pleasant surprise which is expressed in one sentence: "Now these were more noble than those of Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readings of mind and examined the scripture daily." The city was then taken over and but soon had to leave having been followed by the evil minded Jews of Thessalonica. On Monday evening — a large ability for giving her — attention number of members from New and reproduction. The deep base Hope, Resene" and Joseph J. join to Miss Quinces Ralphene of the higher degree of the at-ablies. The Church at God in artistry hard hard to finance the build of the church. We need a second season to the public. We need a small sum of one dollar for the small sum of one dollar for Respectfully yours, THE CHURCH OF GOD, Rev. J. C. Collins, Pastor element in usual. Our use we live others to living and after un. Mr and living to all conve Circle Mrs. E. proving. Mrs White graph. Mrs. W. to Circle Mr. R. Mr. J. extensive THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1928 OAK CLIFF We expect that the Colored citizens of Dallas will set a record for the members of their race in other cities in the important matter of paying their subscriptions. We as a race have entered a morally binding agreement with the white citizens of Dallas and Mr. Julius Rosewald of Chicago in connection with the establishment of this $200,000.00 inter-racial enterprise, which will serve our racial group only, and the world looks on to see to what extent the integrity and vision of the race are capable of standing the test. If we fail, and we will not, the door of opportunity will close in our faces and fifty years will expire before anything of the kind will be undertaken again. The Y. W. C. A. and other contemplated institutions, requiring the cooperation of the other race on a large scale, might as well close if our promises are not kept. We must renew our faith and activity; and finish; in creditable fashion, the outstanding place of Christian work we have so ably begun. "This is the first purchase to be made by the general building department for new buildings planned for the Y. M. C. A. chairman, said the selection of this site came after several possible tractions had been investigated. The site was then headed by the Negro Advisory Committee of the Moorland Y. M. C. A. board of directors. "The site seems to be ideal as it is in the largest Negro section in the city, and it will certainly 12,000 Negro residing in this vicinity, many of whom own a home" Mr. Moorone explained. Knights of McDonald Close Interesting Meet at Terrell CONTINUE FROM PAGE ONE Turner, Rev. A. G. Winn and Katie Wilson. Cadillac, Thames, and only responded to by Col. B. M. Mayfield, Mrs. M. J. Harrison and Mrs. Katie Wilson. The solos and the pianist were above the average. Shadowna Jubilee Quartet also performed a number of publicity of some committees closed the affairs program. The grand morning with appropriate ceremony and got light down to action on Friday until Friday night, when the installation brought the sessions to a close during the sessions were, Rev. E. M. Griggs, of the Shields, Rev. S. R. Stephens and Rev. M. D. Billbrow of Dallas; Dr. W. E. Shallowborne, Rev. A. G. Q. Van of Terrell; Rev. P. L. Jones of McKinney, Rev. D. W. Calhoun preached both the annual and installation sermons Tuesday and Friday nights respectively. The Supreme Knight's annual address was considered: a masterpiece and brought forth—a thunder of applause. Among the things the Judge Hueston declared, "The and relatives. She is survived by two sisters, two brothers, who also accompanied the remains from Port Worth to Mexico. WAXANACHIE-Mrs. T. W. Kelly of Glevestop and Mrs. B Burnett of McBarney were the guest of Mrs. The Supremes of the world, "the world," said the judge, "the meeting will be entirely open and will Prob Burnett of Cleburney, the young member of his family and Mr. the average but the order had been able to meet its obligations. Mrs. P. L. Crisas of Fort Worth, who heads the women's department in the shape, although her health prevented her being as active as she desired during the year, but with such assistants as Mrs. Katie Wilson of Houston, Mrs. M. J. Harrison of Smithville, Mrs. M. E. Colvin of Terrell, Mrs. R. R. Dunigan of Fort Worth, Mrs. D. D. Blaylock of Bryan Mills, her work went forward. All officers reporting were re-elected by reclamation on the strength of their glowing reports and with a The report also stated that the new government has been working on the development of the new city. Mr. M. J. Harrison of Stuhrville, Mrs. M. E. Olvin of Torell, Mrs. B. T. Dunigan of Fort Worth and Mrs. Dinhak Blaylock of Bryan Mills, her work went forward. All officers reporting were re-elected by acclamation on the strength of their glowing reports and with a few changes in some of the minor affections, the third annual session of the Royal Knights and Daughters of McDonald became a matter of history and adjourned to meet in Hillsboro, Texas, in 1923. Variety "Says Houston Police Helped to Stage Lynching. CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE n thought worth while. "Accordingly, from the story, the police of Houston picked up the man and handed him charging charge, told them to behave or they would get the limit afferent, otherwise let into lest ones, and then punish them with contession. The sayer or the newspaper man known, that was the end of the Houston beating." Many Meet to Form Voters League CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE because of the seating of the illly white delegations at the Kansas City convention and the treatment accorded Ben Davis and Perry Howard just subse Said Mr. Wilson just before the opening of the meeting: "Lily-white delegates were very impressed by the convention over mixed delegations headed by Cohen and McDouglas. Howard was indicted shortly after the convention by a special Federal prosecutor, who alleged trafficking in Federal petroleum." "All republicans," said Mr. Wilson, but we want to find out whether we are going to be allowed to stay in the party. Kansas City, he stated, "that we had better get together and find our statue." Mr. Wilson was referring to the statue of the governor and voters who met in Kansas "We believe in the party of Linn- pole," he said, "and we love its members. We have said that "we also believe that, we should have some man at some moment, Summer, Cooling, Porkes and John." We think that by holding this meeting some of the responsible bodies of the party will participate in the enforcement of or whether they are going to abstain and be involved in the parties declared for the enforcement of the eighth amendment. Neither would we be able to participate in the fourteenth and fifteenth "We believe with Andrew Jackson that "to the victors belong the bodies, and we would be out power out loud to it should be recognized by appointment to Federal office required in the house of our friends." Ver and Goven Smith are high clans meet but rather of them, we amendments to the Federal constitution, and that is one of the The call for the meeting is signed by Mr. Wilson, Charles P. Howard, & lawyer of Des Molines, Jr., and William C. Hueston, a municipal judge, of Gary, Ind. It sets forth an one of the grievances the refusal of the Republican party to put into its platform planks declaring for the protection of Colored citizens in all their rights, civil and political; strict enforcement of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, and anification of the civil services rules to all persons alike without regard to race or color. Mr. Wilson is the grand exalted ruler of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World, which has a member also showed that a total of $11,153 had been raised during the last week of the work that is being done on the work plan. The number of people of the BC PEH union, the union Sunday afternoon at which all the meetings were held, were present, proved to be in high demand. The most impressive feature was the most impressive feature was the seminar delivered by Dr. Jz. M. H. McGee, who was the keynote speaker. night was well attended and the reports showed that the lungg과 nation was growing constantly more aggressive of the untrilling labor of its leader. A Club composed of children of the Junior Church. In addition to making a fine financial report, took the occasion to surprise the pastor by bringing him a bushel basket of groceries. The club is known as "Do What you Can Club" St. Paul will be heard from at the Sunday School Convention next week. We take this method of correcting the statement made in the Dating Express last week regarding the amount raised in the quarterly conference at Smith Chapel. The total amount being $100.45. Dr. Franklin had a great quarter and is already lying plans for leading all the churches in his house. In the first year M.E. I. will be held the position of great, dent, secretary, treasurer, and chain of the "Whosoever Will Club" made an excellent report, but plans to lead all clubs in the final quarter. Up. Sister Allen is one of the old reliable members of the church. Rev. J. L. Johnson pastor of Saint Paul White Rock has just closed a great union revival in which the pastors of the Baptist, C. M. E. and big church took part. This is a very fine example of the spirit of co more of that kind of logically coherent cooperation in preparation it will be possible to have a successful day at the Sunday School. Our man, it is off to White Rock! The White Rock School午夜校 is open on Friday to render its program at the Sunday School Convention at Binghamton. All students will be in Simpson Wednesday morning September 16th to be at the opening session of the Sunday School Convention. The mock annual conference participated in by Bethel and St. James and found that how fine it is for the churches to show off their work are before me, but Bethel looked her right place by rolling up a hiker's jacket and was in every way pleasant and enjoyable. TEXAS TOWNS **MEXIA** - Service at all churches were good Sunday. Both pastor was his own priest. The grand lodge is in their grad setting here this year. Proof. Just go to Shyorky or Understake. Just returned from North Texas and attended Convention of which he was one of the members of the board of Directors of Understake. Convention of which he was one of the members of the board of Directors of Understake. Zochy was called to League and Thornton. Texas to funerals, encourages, childs so much and which we all how well that that place in his office. Leave us every one. Mrs. Viele. Huecky-Thompson, who died Monday August 15. Fort Worth, Texas. Hospital was funeralized Tuesday from the Greater St. James Hospital Fort Worth, Texas. Hospital was shipped in Mexico. Hospital for baptism, accompanied by the Relief and many other friends. COBRACA — Barriss good all we the churches last Sunday night at the 6th Avenue Church in New York, at the 6th Avenue Church in New, God loved of Karmena, Traxa. Here, the pungy, at the Independent Bars. Here, the Wesson of Harmony Bars. Here, the Wesson of Harmony Bars waited at the city, and state last Sunday and left for his old house and left for his old house. courser across atlanta. The South atlanta. The South vocation at St. Anthony, Tenn. The South atlanta. The South St. Anthony, Mrs. Sarah Johnson. St. Anthony, Mrs. Sarah Johnson. visting Mrs. John Delmons in Hous. visting Mrs. John Delmons in Hous. Hunk — Mrs. Bortha Conley and Miss Leis Bae, Lattimore have returned from Tyler where they spent several weeks attending Texas College Summer School. Mrs. Allen, the first of the most daughter Miss Elizabeth, are out of town on a visit with relatives in Naco-deches and other nearby towns. Mr. Tony Bennett, who was painfully injured by a mule, several weeks ago, able to walk about John once more. Mr. Perry Meiks was a visitor to Kunk from Pops, last Saturday. He recently purchased a new Ford sman. Meies Nancy Franklin, Doris Bradley and Master Lockie Frank, in have made excellent progress to piano music during the summer term class under the direction of Miss Beek. Mrs. Annie Bradley and little son Coolidge, have returned from a pleasant trip to Tyler. Mr. John Cook of Tyler, open a few hours visiting his sister. Mrs. Pat Hegberg Mr. Revival has been carried on at Mr. Plannant's. Mr. at Church, during the past week. Mrs. Theima Cornelius, who has been co-leading from an operation in Jacksonville, is now able to go about the work. Copsie of The Dallas Express will be found on the square every Saturday. The reporter may be reached by Telephone No. 315. 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