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ODD FELLOW GRAND TREASURER KILLED WITH HATCHET A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope G. W. Andrews, Wealthy Bells Landowner Murdered by Tenant in Dispute Over Wages. Man Runs Amuck With Hatchet and Literally Hacks Head to Pieces. Funeral Held in Home Town With Bishop McKinney in Charge.* Many Grand Lodge Officers Present. football team. Before leaving Washington to accept for his service in the night (Friday) Mr. Lewis indi- cated that he would offer undersigned members of the TDA administration. Mr. Lewis make several addresses in he is has spent his life in the pace of the Hoover Curtis ticket. dilations that all that was needed to have promoted a lynching was to have a leader, a leader was found, when the would have only added one crane to an attack on the crane, but if the war would deal crane but if the war would deal positive and negative with fewer murderers, then to be hoped that the war for the full penalty for the crime, or for the full penalty for the crime, Washington, D. C. September 22. William H. Lewis of Boston, former Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department, and one of the outstanding lawyers among the Colored race, today declared himself for Herbert Hoover for President. Mr. Lewis declaration was made at the Massachusetts Avenue embankment. Mr. Lewis said a brief to Shirman Hebert of the Headquarters and also talked with Walter H. Brown and other leaders in the campaign. Mr. Lewis said, "Having gone on for four years, many of my life-long Republican friends have urged me to come back to the fold. Accordingly, an interview was arranged for me with Mr. Hoover, the Republican leader. After a very lengthy interview with Mr. Hoover, I am satisfied that the interests of the Colored American life with the Republican party are in good hands. He truly compagniam. He realizes that our country is made up of people who pose to deal with the Colored groups just as he does with all other people. I feel certain that we shall not chance with Hoover. I am satisfied I am going to take chance with Hoover. I will it to be distinctly underserved that I am not in the category of Smith, but an American officer exercising my vocation for vote in the United States, and I or my countrymen will serve the interests of my race, and or my countrymen will be the country in the long run will be best for the Colored American with all other Mr. Lewis is the only member admitted Attorney general. Con- firmed by the Senate, he is a graduate of masters College and of Harvard. He served as a member of the three schools with considerable reputation as an athlete. He was appointed to the team in p91, and captain of that team in p91. He is also a member of the varsity team to Harvard. Played center in 1892 and 1893. Interested in law and in law- toring. Has been a law lawyer, and for eleven years he has coached the Harvard Law school. The Dallas Express done out of which genuine satisfaction can be had. Members of such groups in other sections of the cookery community, of the best performers of the cookery drama in American and French, know that it cannot happen in Dallas. There are no limitations to the types of activities that every person interested in drama can become a part of the group. The new activities will be made later. BANKERS OF NATION HOLD SUCCESSFUL MEETING IN LOUISVILLE. OUTLOOK DECLARED GOOD N. J. Frederick, colorado attorney of Columbia, S. C., is now a Supreme Court from the decision of a Circuit Court judge, who ruled that Bess must serve the advice of counsel. In a sentence, despite the report of a referee that the conference on which the governor pardoned Bess was involved, the judge Washington, D. G., Sept. 24-28 Democratic is more imaginative than real. There is not enough democracy. The Negro Negro Populists be so noiden." Cleveland, Ohio, after, holding conferences in Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, and three states of the southwest. The C. M. E. Church has a membership of 8,000. "Among all the groups of our people with which I have had contact," Hiphil Phillips continued, "the Hoover sentiment predominate. We have a 75 percent rate for the Hoover-Curtis Uckel." He was a naturally Republican among some one has tamered with them. Carrel thinking colored men and women realize CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT NATION HOLD LOUISVILLE. Trust and confidence place in them by the public. He expressed his desire to be in the ability of Negro men and women to conduct banking banks live up to the trust imposed in them by the public, the speakers decompiled, but the speakers declared that more than 500 white banks failed last year, and there was DECLARE DEMOCRATS OFFER JANITORS JOBS New York, Sept. 22 — Ruling is expected on Monday, Sept. 17, by Judge Grant Crimpacker of Porter County Circuit Court, in the Gay segregated school case, on the status of two colored girls in high school. High school. This high school was the scene of a "strike" by white students last September, and presence there of colored students. Monsaras A. L. Bailley of Indianapolis and W. M. Hacozyn of Gary, Missouri, will close contact with the National Association for a Chance to Meet the Judge Crumbricker lost his jurisdiction by failure to call the case now at issue with in 90 days. Judge Crumbricker previously will be appointed to the two Colored girls but with his decision when Mr. Hacozyn calls the case now at issue took the case under adjudication. Arizona State Legion Endorses Petition for Negro Training. New York, Sept. 25. The Arizona State Legion of the American Legion has endorsed resolutions calling men in the running citizens where there are not enough Negro citizens to form separate organizations also denouncing the present V. H. Marshanks reports to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People who are fully committed to minority endorsed. The resolutions so passed by the Arizona Legislature are meeting the American Legion. We think we relate to writers we write to the N. A. A. C. P. "when we ask the government to give our boys the entire education that is being paid by the taxpayers of the com SUCCESSFUL OUTLOOK DEC Jessica Bitaa, president of the Bitaa State Bank of Chicago, M. Bitaa who conducts the largest state bank in America, told how he gradually built an institution. Questions were asked from the floor, which he answer- The meeting adjourned at 1 p.m. lunch at the Y.-W.-C. A. local entertainment committee. The lunch was served under the A. Hinton president of the American Museum of Natural Sciences Bank of this city. After lunch the delegate represented the New York City life building for the afternoon session. The first speaker on the program was Mr. Owen, president of the Lonleyville National Bank. Mr. Bean spoke for 20 minutes at the close of the session, barking illustrations from his own banking experience. Immediately after the close of the session, bankers spoke a vote of thanks for Mr. Bean's fine instructive speech was an address by Anthony Owen, president of the Douglas National Bank. Mr. Owen spoke on what I Consider Our Most Problems in a round table CONTINUE ON PAGE EIGHT Claim That Believers in Al Smith's Fairness to Race are Mistaken in His Attitude. Nothing But Jobs as Janitors Offered by Democrats. Believe Race Will Not Support That Party. Heirs Win Appeal in Patent Right Case. Chicago, Sept. 23 - Attempts of the heirs of the late Eibert R. Robloban, Colored - inventor, to collect $50,000,000 from the Chicago Surface Lines for alleged violations of his patients have been carried out in the carving of the suit to the United States Court of Appeal. Formation to appeal the suit to the United States and other courts for the last twenty-five years, was held by W. Hikerson. The action is being pressed by Mrs. Addie Robloban administrator of Ribbon. Robloban On May 7, Federal Jidden George A. Carrier, chairman, demanded an injunction against the fraudulent Trails as well as damages for $69,000,000. An earlier lawsuit for double the amount was jailed for double that sum. Before Robinson died, in 1925, he was a prominent figure in his home town of No. 2324 South State street as a promoter and "docuser" well as an investor. His administration and jointts with the law, in which he was named as defendant as well, was successful and had many of outgagements a confidence same after it as held that he had collected more than $200,000 from the sale of his estate. He served but one month of a tenure ten-year sentence, however, his conviction was not small. He "tended" Judson sentenced him to three months in jail and fined him $250 for charges. Collected "Judson." Robinson, who came to be known as a "Dieded Pond," generally was a foot of the law because of his promise to methodists he invested in financing his legal Harks. Notes retelling for various prominent methods that would be CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT MEETING CLARED GOOD Parent-Teachers of 15 States Meet in Charleston. Charleston, W. V., Sept. 23—Fifteen states and a total membership of 14,000 were representatives of the 14 states Colored Parents and Teachers at its annual convention in this city in October, to receive the debt, Mrs. R. R. Butler, of Alabama, pointed out that the organization's growth, as indicated by the two years ago data, was only four Competes, only four states and 4800 members; were from local associations has grown from 300 to 500. The organization is serving the generous and beautiful cooperation of educators and offspring. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Washington, D. C., September 23—Colored people who have been given a side publicity to the President, issued the following instructions for them: If he becomes president, "Truth is, Governor Smith does not have, and never has had, a deeded shock this week, Negro secretary and in the center of the Committee released officially its interpretation of what recognition the Negro will receive at the President under Al. Johnson, as soon as this official information is as president." Fortunately for the Colored people, because none the charge was against the secretary is a "Negro wunder." The charge was made in the State Department, and it was widely circulated because the South and Democratic Party were unhappy with the Negro secretary Smith had a Negro secretary Smith had a Negro secretary Smith was made and it was less without difficulty that Governor Smith did not have a Colorized Smith. The Democratic National Committee evidently for the purpose of Naming the city of New Miners U. gro Member (Crusader N. S.) Pittsburgh, Sept. 22 - Demonstrating their historic friendship with the Negro workers, the last night they held a rally here last Sunday to organize a new miners union, elected a Negro minister, as vice president of the National Union, known as the National Miners Union, and was organized to replace the United-Mine Workers Union which has been corrupted, now, toward, and chauvinistic policies of John Lewis and his machine. Police Opposed New Union The new union was organized in spite of the opposition and ganster tactics of the Lewis crowds supported by the Pittsburgh police force, in full cooperation with the Lewis attempt to prevent the militant miners from organizing. Doleagues, among them many Negroes, were arrested and sent to jail, and is now subsequently generated by the fascia police. Among those beaten up and arrested was Charles W. Pulp, one of the leaders of the Three miners were held for the grand jury on $4,000-ball each. A score on over a score Negroes Play Leading Roles Noro minor and their wives played a leading role both at the convention and in the prior work of organizing the minors for the convention. Mrs. Orae Vivian, vice president, was one of the candidates in the campaign which preceded the convention. Hoyer is organizing and leader at the convention. "Truth is, Governor Smith does not have, and never had, a degree of Negrus by the State of New York this has been done given in the South to wit; perhaps, jantors, char-women," else. It was pleased by the Democratic National Committee, the candidate candidate of the New York State to change their minds about governor Smith and it became clear that the state's delegation people will support the Republican ticket more obviously than the Bishop Phillips or Cleveland, bishop of the C.S. Church of Christ, according to the delegation. "The democrats are not feeling anybody, not open to the Negro people of this country, as I travel front one hundred miles to Philadelphia and are led to Mr. Hoover and they are going to vote for him." Union Elects New Vice-President This Candidate Speaks on Negro Question: (C. N. S.) St. Paul, Mina, Sept. 23 Found! A presidential candidate who talks on the Negro! William Z. Foster, presidential candidate and Worker (Communist) Party. SOCIETY and Club A ```markdown ``` "Steamboat Man Blues" Come on, all you lovers of Blues; hear Clara Slim sing about the lovestead steamboat man on the Mississippi from Cairo down to New The coupling "Sabbin Sister Blues" is another great Blues number; two emasbling hits Record No. 14344-D; 18-Inch, 750 "Steamboat Man Blues" "Sabbin' Sister Blues" Vocale-Clara Smith OTHER POPULAR RECORDS Record No. 14343-D; 10-Inch, 750 "I Heard the Preschall' of the Elders" "Where Are You Running Simmer" Vocale-Birmingham Jihagla Slims Record No. 14342-D; 10-Inch, 750 "You Can Tell the World About Us" "Lord I Just Can't Help Out Criins" Vocale-Henry E. F. Tamil Columbia Records Made the New Way - Electrically Best New Recordings - The Record collection Mex with Mia Francis Williams Mex with Mia Francis Williams In chair, all applications were brought in for memoriality. Three applications were received. Next meeting with Mia Daniel Next meeting with Mia Daniel Mrs. Lois Shannon Banks President. Mrs. Wilson Wilson Reporter Mt at the home of Mrs. M. J. Thompson on James Street, Macedonia, for a delicious meal. The club will meet at the home of Mrs. Lissie Cavey Mary Marianne, Secretary R. B. Smith, Reporter. CARATION CHAMBER CLUB Must 14 at the home of the president, the president called the club to order, and opened the chamber. At a regular meeting of the directors of the Alhambra Hotel, the hotel owner were paid a dividend of 5 percent. The Alhambra Hotel was one of our enterprising race man in November, a chartered and incorporated under the laws of Texas. In May, the company purchased the Alhambra Hotel. lingg by the president. Song led by the vice-president. Prayer after reports of distress and donations after all business was transacted by the president. Served a delicious dinner, meeting will be at 1431 Central avenue at the home of the president. Daniht and Mrs. Fulbright as host. Number present. Pad cut to charity $6.50. Mrs. H. Lemmons. President. Mrs. Annie Travis. Reporter. THE PHILLIS WHEATLY ART CLUB met at the home of MART. Price, 3241 Clark St. Wed- day morning. The club provides prospective. Mr. members re- sponded to call call with Bible restoration materials and served a delo- ceous course. The club adjourned to 2616 Cochran St. Mr. Owen, presen- ted. Mr. Mirabe Jefferson, Reporter. HAWKINS Street, which name has alluded to the mamba hotel. The hotel contains ten well ventilated rooms with all conveniences and the café provides refreshments and best equipped in the city. A force of 16 people in employ- ment extends thanks to the public patronage in the past and invites a continuance of Mr. J. H. Dixon, the well known caterer is President Manager and Secretary, Treasury of the Company. VIRGINIA LEADER DECLARES COL- ORED VOTE SAFE FOR HOOVER Washington, D. C., Sept. 22—According to Tiffany Tollier of Roanoke, Va., Organizer of Colorado's Democratic Committee of Virginia, the rumors which have been appearing in Democratic papers of the state regarding the defection of the Negro vote are unfounded. The governor sentiment in Virginia, "said Mr. Tollier. "Not only are the claims that Negroes are rapidly organizing, much advertised meeting held at Backbeach Beach a few Sunday nights, by the Democratic organizer for that region, and a few days later, learning to meet after Governor CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many members and the beautiful floral offerings given at the dawn of our dawn and the beautiful flowers that nosewed away August 19, 2022 and September 18, 2023. Please thank Bethseth Minstery Baptist Church for their beautiful floral offerings. GUIDE: GWIN Wife T. DIGMAN, Nephaw. The Laak Missionary Society of Bethel A. M.-E. Church met in p. m., Monday, September 10, 1923, with hymn "For a Thoumme" by the society. Scripture lesson, 14th-Palm reading, was by Mrs. Warren. Quite a number of members who had been on their vacations were in the meeting. All pleased to be present. A neat welcome was given to the staff. Lola was absent for over three months on account of illness. The visit was absent for over three months with the visit of Mrs. A. G. Johnson of Wichita was indeed thouly and thoughtful. She spoke so Interestingly on the work and own Missionary Society that the Colored Federation Club of Wichita Falls, in doing to that idea, Mrs. Johnson is the chairman of this club and she is the president of the Church, India, the credit of help. to render service. It is very important to state that this noble woman is the only Colored graduate, and her service as a nurse in the hospital that has been so effusive that her name now appears on the bulletin board. PRAIRIE VIEW STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLSEE Opened its doors for the regular session. Thursday morning, September 13, headed by Prof. W. H. H. H. principal, and the ablest faculty in all the history. Opened that 1900 grounds were on the grounds the opening day and that the engelking hundred, hundred-were dented adjutant bees in the lack of rooming accommodations. The college has been given an impetus and has taken on a form of standard institutions. This is attributable, as the record shows, to more than all the rest. That factor is the foremost and wisest college in calling Prof. W. N. Huthoff Banks to the principalship. Throughly educated, ripe in a Christian at heart and with a solid clarity in advance of education, building on the hill at Prairie View one of the greatest and most used institutions in the city. Principal thanks all phases of the college have been quickened and prepared forward. The industrious No less than the examination base principal had a better education and had THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1928 Smith made his acceptance speech, in the hope that he would say something encouraging to Negroes, the scheduled meeting was "Mr. Tulliver, who is working under the direction of National Committee Riem and state chairman H. H. Angel, said that there were 20,000 qualified Negro voters who had paid their taxes and were registered that these were being registered as rapidly as possible. B. P. Porter and Chancellor the Colored Priests of Virginia, accompanied Mr. Tulliver and said "Colored people are more enthused than they have been," because of Hoover's record." women who come to the college go away better prepared to rite in the social affairs of their several communities and to do the Episcopalian Mission Chapel Opened For Worship Church of the Resurrection The new chapel,旬然 termed the Church of the Resurrection, recently erected on Cochise, the auspices of the Episcopalian Disease of Dallas for Colored people has already been opened for public. Regular servant are being held on Sundays, Matins at 11 o'clock and Fridays, Morning at 11 o'clock. The little chapel, and rectory with about six rooms are really pretty, the interior of the former has not yet been finally fitted out in accordance to the Episcopal Church. Further requirements will be added eventually, and will be fulfilled by Bishop Harry T. Moore, head of the Episcopalate, returns from his summer The Rev. E. Sater Balmum is the priarch-in-charge. Father Palmer Balmum is the principal courtly to all who may be disposed to visit the church. The services are choral and liturgy, but not yet been installed, much praise is due to Miss Mother Bowell, who is exhibiting in her manipulation and residues of the manner of a religious intellectual education for colored people in Dallas. Miss Balmum is indifferent to antigression. ATTEMPT AT HOLD-UP OR GAMBLING COSTS MAN Lewis walked to headquarters and gave up to the faller in the rain. He grabbed a man. Lewis has been charged in the death of Greer and must face trial. People's Congregational Church Metropolitan and Robert S. Sax B. W. Whiting The Church and Church School made both in attendance and membership during the summer and that season. He heat and that the season's heat were regarded universally as the season in now ready for the fall season and the new pastor year also is just ahead of it. An adopted for both. It is adopted for both. The program was begun the past Sunday with which it is just ahead of the month of September, the Church will be engaged in a financial cam session to raise funds with which to make some impoverishment. It will be the campaign with its regular schedule on Sunday, Sept. 27 and continuing through Sunday, Sept. 28. mister will speak under the auspices of one of the clubs into the Church. The Church is looking forward with pleasant anticipation and will be glad to have it. Mrs. B. Stratton will bless it the blessings the week may come. Sunday, the pastor will occupy his midnight morning and night with the K-20. H. Stratton of Friar McKinley will bless it. Our kindergarten will open Monday, Sept. 24 with the same teacher of past years, Mrs. Ellie WEST DALLAS The Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church, Sunday another good day with the Star Sunday Baptist Church, Sunday another Historow, the Superintendent and his staff of officers at their out. At 11 o'clock, the pastor preaches a wonderful sermon women will hear. Sonia Jackson Sister Anne Jackson returned from Ferdoker, Ohio, from visiti- ng her family, all to her return. The pastor steps to the alter and preached another soul stirring sermon: Many vi- tuals were present. They are wow- ing, hoping they will return to see us again. Rev. E. Lane, Pastor. T. H. Uptown, Pt. L. H. Uptown. THE COLUMBIA WHITE AND SOCIAL WISH Meet with Mr. Goldil, Nelson at 710 Gilbert Street. Two thou- sands were added to the roll of members. John was rebedted presi- dent. The retest was served by the bishop. Were added to the list. Mrs. P. Miller and Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Booby. Next meeting will be held on Harmon Street, Mr. Stell. Mrs. L. Jenka, President. Mrs. L. Wyatt, Secretary. Mr. Honze, Winston of Palatine, Tennessee in交谊 his sister, Mr. Mary Montgomery announces the marriage of her daugh- ter, Martha Montgomery, Michelle of Old Mexico, August 20th, 1958. Mr. S. Shirley in company with his mother, Mr. Shril- rue, note, Mr. Bertha, Mrs. Pierrot, Mrs. Pierrot over Saturday from Sam Angelo and spent Sunday with his sister, Montgomery, 288 Chin- chua road. Mrs. Alma Harrison or 1969 and buried on 18th and was buried on 18th and was buried Monday from El Manso Baptist Church. GREAT SILHOU BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. H. Plummer, Pastor Sunday was a high day for us, Brother H. M. Machine, superintendent. The teachers were at their haven entered into the spirit of the leason. We listened to a wonderful review by the pastors of the Brother M. Coffeld, the President of the W. H. M. Heavenly Convention. We made a National Baptist Convention made a very splendid report, which inspired everybody who listened to the heavenly Convention." 3:29 p.m. We participated in the installation of the Blessed Mother. 6:00 p.m., the president opened the Blessed Mother. U. P. promptly, Group 4. won the financial ban- nament. The President, M. P. senger to the National Baptist Convention, made a very inspiring speech, with a vote of thanks and applause. (Special to The Dallas Express) Heavy Pressing at Samuel Huston Austin, Texas September 29- registration exceeded all expected capacity Tuesday morning. Two-hundred-five applicants entered the five Tuesday morning. Two-hundred-five applicants entered the five Tuesday morning. The five-hundred-mark will be easily reached before the week is over. There will be some coming in on every train from three portions of the state. A heavy representation of bishop school graduates are here in the Detroit Metropolitan Galveston, Houston and FL. Worth. A number of advanced au- dults are coming from several numeral junior colleges. PETE JONES IS BELIEVED HELD IN ARKANSAS A man in jail at Hope, Ark. is believed to be the Pete Johnson who has been seeking since March 24, 1922, for the murder in Dale of Lloyds, Mo., in 1921. He is soldiered in a soldierized厂房 and Supply company. Harris was stabbed and killed of the concern on South Hawthorne street, near Jackson street. Lethur Phillips, lieutenant of defense detective, left for Hope Sunday night when the chief of police there telephoned him and had arrested At a late hour Monday no word has been received from the Dale of Lloyds, Mo., in Sunday with J. C. Gunnin, chief of detectives here, the official at men, describing that he had received a tip that Jones was in hiding after he was stabbed to death. He after he was stabbed to death. His body dropped into the attic boxesorter at the building disappeared on Monday afternoon shortly before the body was found on Puson. Harris had been dead since Sunday morning, the last time he was MALE HELP WANTED *Firman, Brakeman, Bagagene* *winter (white or colored). Sleeping* *in a room with a bed. $255 monthly. 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Walker of 3611 Thomas Avenue is here on an indefinite stay. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Johann K. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Price, married with a dinner Friday evening at their residence, 1911 St. Bell. Mr. Perry Hill of Tylee, Tessa Lewis of Marshall, Hirt Saturday for their homes after a pleasant day at the Wallace Hall of 3619 Thomas Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hopper, 2408 Lucie St. in Entertainment Fri- day, 2408 Lucie St. in Entertainment Fri- day, 1989, honoring their daughter, Ethel Dixon with a surprise birthday party. Slothon suburb was saved. After the lunchon an enjoyable evening at the spa with spel. Mr. Alexander Norman of 1477 East 25th St. Los Angeles, Cal. was guest at the resident of Mrs. E. Smith. 2735 Dildick Street, while in Dallas, vacation friends. Mrs. Dora Walker in the house guest of her sister, at her home, 2110 Wiltshire Avenue. Walker is prominent in social circles in Deportment, Texas. She is an avidly interested advertiser in Dallas. Dorothy Walker, Mrs. Johnnie B. Hrbube, a dinner-maid and Mrs. M. Dale, Sunday afternoon, September 19th. After a four-week vacation spent in East Texas and Louisiana, Mrs. Hrbube and Mrs. M. Dale, Sunday afternoon, September 19th. Mrs. Casale Alexander of Los Angeles, Cailie is spending three weeks in the happiest he is in her friends, where here she was the special guest of Mrs. M. Coffeld or ENTERTAINED M. M. L. M. Moten (friday night) stops with a party honoring Miss G. Bibble 'and Miss Ida Moss (daughter of Pout worth to an audience) of Miss Dennon to Mr. Spiveyer which will take place at an early date. The house was beautiful decorated and all of the young people enjoying a good time. Helen Price who introduced the honoree, Miss M. B. M. Moten, Miss Ida Moss and Mr. Marshmallow M. IN MEMORIAM In loving Memory of my dear husband; MEG MURAHY, who depended on the life three years ago, Sept. 17, 1825. I think of you think of the strength you went through. Someone who has some time I cry thinking husband of you. Friends may think I have forgotten you. When at times they see me sunny, but they little know my sadness. My soffon hide all the while. MEG MURAHY, WJC. 3611 Thomas Avenue. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1928 PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL ASS'N OF COLORED WOMEN URGES SUP- PORT FOR HOOVER Washington, D. S., September 22—Mrs. Salie W. Stewart of Indianaapolis, president of the National Association of Colored Women, and Mrs. Linda Lampkin, director of Colored Women's Activities for New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and states that the Colored women of Indiana are making the most intensive preparations for the com BIRTHS and DEATHS Gilton Childs, Launcester, Texas. Alfred Franklin, 448 Canal, boy. Mary Latham Bldgring, 1000 Bdmling, son Road, girl. Harry Clay Hill, 3808 Sants Pe. Woody Thomas Dickerson, 2107 Honorace Allen, 2111 William. Waymond Jackson, 2128 McBee- t twin boy. John Stirrars, 1212 Pebbon boy, girl. 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Look for a moment at the issues of religion, the Negro, the attitude of the Democratic candidate toward non-Catholic, toward Negroes, the attitude of Republicans who tell of the attitude of the Democrats for Negroes, the social equality bigaboo which is being aroused afresh to strike fear at the weakening Democrats, and all of the other twaddle that is creeping into "whispering campaigns" and printed literature. Democrats tell their weakening brethren that Harbor Herbert is a believer in social equality and that the Republican machine is designed to the killing of Negroes to the "level" of being safer rather than to the conditions of being safe and same lines. The Republicans bounded the statement of Democrats to the effect that Al Smith is not a believer in fairness to the Negro and that if elected he will give to them only such positions as jailers, etc. Such political strategy may be good as politics goes but the effect on the American body in general demoralizing and harmful. Sense rather than sentiment is so badly needed in all sections of this country that there is need for its cultivation on all occasions. In fact American is well aware of the need to be more judicious in judging political issues. True Fifty talk of farm relief, prohibition, etc, but that is but a sideline to the more generally heard arguments concerning prejudice producing things. Both men may be good presidential timber. Enough sensible men are supporting them both to make that generally acknowledged. But it is a rather pivable argument in a general sense. It should be discouraged. It should be discouraged. FOREIGN IDEAS AND LOCAL OPPORTUNITY Had there been no contact between nations all of the civilization which we now call good would have been impossible. Enlightenment as we now know it and the civilization of which we so often boast is by the sum total of the contributions of all of the peoples of the earth who have had contact with each other. The Great Wall of China has disappeared and "the open door" has taken its place. Radio and electric devices may now be found in the most out of the way places on the earth because of the realization by all progressive men of the need of contact. ROCKEPcLLER GOES PARTNER IN HIS RENEFACTIONS First Harlem is housed by the specimen of modern housing instituted for Negroes by the philharmonicist John D. B. Rockefeller and now last Monday morning is a visit to Harlem with the friendly help and investment. It is the first Negro bank to open its doors in Harlem. B. J. Harper is one of the directors. It is to be presented the opportunity to see a section of constructive help to the race were inspired by the study of the conditions of Harlem coupled with the new well known desire of that family to make durable contributions to the program of their life. Many chitalthropists have done good things for the race. Many benefactionists have come as the result of Americans in Negro. But it is doubtful if any of them have had an far riching possibility as do them two ventures in Marlton, N.J., where the majority of the average legal property of that section has been broken. Rentals have been all, on proportion to the character of honor to be had. Crowding has been a problem in the section and there have no dwives, evidently, on the part of owners to say in it that that property was made deserved for life in the community. He has erected modern apartment which are available as rentals. 4v THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1928 MILITARY MILITARY And in this contact it has been noticeable that neither the two parties has leas. For every new device which has been brought into a country other idea has been taken out and made out of use. For every contribution to society the donor has been paid in proportion as society has reaped the benefit. And it is the spirit of desire for the new and advantageous which prompts men to travel, to explore and to seek new contacts. Only foolish men now shupe the door to any idea or innovation. Only those of selfish souls seek to limit the opportunities of others. Only those of little ability will feel that their opportunities of progress and production are limited by the opportunity offered others to bring their ideas into competition with them. Cities and groups as well as individuals need to learn this lesson well. Particularly Our group which is still in the stage of feeling that to grant opportunity to others limits opportunity to their own. And yet it is remarkably noticeable that they make little use of their own opportunities. Recently a stranger came into Dallas and successfully carried on a choir contest. He made some money but he spent some money in order to make what he did. He believed in his enterprises to the extent of $1500. He was entitled to profit. Following his departure it was remarked on many occasions that "a stranger has come into Dallas and taken our money out. Why couldn't some of us have thought to do that." And the tendency seems now to seek to limit such ventures by others in future because of the idea that to permit such ventures local opportunity That idea is false. At any time during the past fifty years a Dallas group could have done the same thing and made even more money. But the idea was lacking. Even now there are literally thousands of projects which local men could foster to make money and confer good on their community but they either lack ideas or they lack the nerve to put in operation the things in which they believe. They could do such things, Dallas would profit in ways not possible offroad. From that choir contest many choirs received money for new music which would otherwise never have been purchased. Opportunity to see the full array of Dallas talent was given by the spectacle and now the singing ability of many persons in this city in well known where before they were nameless. Radio audiences heard singers who would never be named. Radio audiences saw white people who white people on en masse an array of beautiful choirs which sang as well as they looked. On the whole the venture was profitable to the city. To think in terms of limiting such ventures in future time because of the lessened opportunity for local talent is to admit inability to compete in an open field. Good sportmen take all comers. Good musicians take all comers. Good development to local talent will come, not as opportunity for outsiders to compete is limited, but as the gates are thrown wide and as that talent seeks to measure arms with all comers and wins by sheer force of brain and greater skill. If local talent is good enough it will shine and make its presence in stature all of the protection in the world will not amount to a glittering mound glitter under all conditions but imitations must have the help of darkened backgrounds. General Motors in its Monday evening radio broadcast featured Rosamond Johnson, noted Negro composer, and a group of his songs. Literally millions of Americans are now inhabitants of foreign countries enjoyed the melodies. There was not a hint of color in them. Just another proof of the fact that good things last and that art knows no color line. Those who would trade America for other countries of which they have read and imbred need only to think of the progrue of last Saturday in Russia and in other countries of cold blood and their passions ripped from them. America has its faults. Grown ones they are. But even at its worst it is slightly better than some others. cling upon which he stood. The birthday, patiently glanced and watched them as they now, obedient until they were hearty. Lazy Live Coolidge carried the day. Verily, vglily, they have their reward. In the present campaign, I mean but one essential grunt that distinfects the two parties and the two candidates, and that is sown which he desires will be used up a party of indul- ment against the Grand Old Party and up a party of indul- ment against the Grand Old Party in the mind of the Nero voter and before the Republican rubby cholesterol moment for any aggrieved group to staphthane the warm, natural, will naturally by soft permission up to for them to forget them the war, and will remedy your warm, natural, will remedy your war. This gullible Negro has listened to this fateful gullible with affection in the Negro countryside it is with astounding af- fronterity in the Negro countryside campaign is on the winning party will surely erase them when the KELLY MILLER PLEAD TO COLORED VOTERS I am making this appeal to your reason, self respect and raw manliness after a strong stint of all the attending dymnamics and conditions under, which we as Colleges citizens are living in. on line. Remember, it was a Democrat administration, under which we have never missed an opening in government. The Treasury, other department and reputation and a future President. Dogan's administration and this was the flush they have ever wrinkled. How many of our group no longer has its pathway alone only a few of the rates for a drink of whiskey. How many of our group no longer has its pathway alone only a few of the rates for a drink of whiskey. How many of our group no longer has its pathway alone only a few of the rates for a drink of whiskey. I understand that Dogan's attitude toward our Smith in a very fair-minded man before it beignted vistas along our pathway. I understand that Dogan's attitude toward our Smith in a very fair-minded man before it beignted vistas along our pathway. I understand that Dogan's attitude toward our Smith in a very fair-minded man before it beignted vistas along our pathway. EX-SERVICE MEN FORM HOUVER CLUB — REMEMBER THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS SLOGAN lance of organized citizenship I have reached the following conclusion— Wrest, our only hope of extinguishing curseurs, and our posteriorly political ambitions, and political defraunchement is continued alliance with the Republican Party in the only organization that permits, whatever is the right to vote. WILEY HOLDS BEST FORMAL OPENING IN HISTORY Merrill, Sept. 20—Formal opening exercise of the 56th annual session at Witty College were held on September 13 in Dahlah Adm. Brigadier Church, university avenue south college campus, special music director, winner first prized at best district and state medals of the state competition, delegate to the national meeting at Detroit, song Vestrian music at Oklahoma, song "At Dawn," Detroit K. Donnell, director of music department, played "Harry More," organ, played "Olympus," organ. The auditorium which hosts 750 was practiced weekly. Man's Notes A letter comes from a correspondent who has been married five years and is now twenty-three years old. During these times they have worked side by side and built up a successful business. Now he is spending his time and money with other women. He is reluctant at giving an married life yet it seems to her no pleasure in the future for her. Another letter comes in the same mail from a woman who has been married only a year, but who makes the same complaint, husbands stay out into every night and spends most of their time and money away from home. band not delicious appetising meal but merely something to eat can not shame the man but humble. More thought should be given by wives on how to Keep their men at home rather than what to do after they are gone. EDITOR'S NOTE What gives your troubles to Stake Nine? The counsellor band not delicious appetizing meal but merely something to eat can not phname the man but herself. More thought should be given by wives on how to keep their men at home rather than what to do after they are gone. EDITOR'S NOTE Pompkin visitors attending the funeral, he and the Tennessee State Normal-College-Walter Brown a president-elect. Wedden. College-Promoter. Produser. brought greeting from Bishop Many of the old citizens who have never missed an opening exe- cession of the funeral President Dogas's administration said this was the finest they had ever witnessed. EX-SERVICE MEN FORM HOOVER CLUB — REMEMBER THE QUESTIONNAIRE IS SLOGAN "Remember the Quessafonisier" is the showa the boys are using in the heraldship of Hoover Club. The Reverend Hoover's history insulted the black solidarity of this country by marginalizing Democrats did in the great world Hoover club, are springing up all over, the country and the ex-communist known that they pose the opportunity to relocate the Democrats to the United States to campaign to give the Hoover club a ticket an unprecedented opportunity. Austin, Texas. Sept. 22 — We now boosting the work of our school with an enrollment of more than 180 students, with this record boasting copious with all weather we feel blessed. With principal, comes to us from Indiana full of progressive peep; we now assist in Domestic Arts. We welcome also Mrs. Young of Marshfield Texas. We welcome with us her daughter. Both are bright young people and seem at home. Students and teachers look rested after the summer months of Mrs. Martin attended services with her. Mrs. Martin attended services with the teachers accompanied her. Sept. Martin has in course of reconstitution the Institute laundering fully enriched with all modern conveniences. "The Artist." Rev. and M. K. Thomas of Honolulu Meadow Street secured 200 homes meeting at Pittsgrove, Texas. They stopped with Rev. and Mrs. T. M. Sternberg of Honolulu. Sister Maggie L. Watson visited relatives in Grand Prairie last week. Sunday, evening Sept. 16th Mrs. Belle Hawkins, Mt. Wada Street, Hawaii. Mrs. Watson and her girls and boys honor her grand Children Alfred, and Norrie Mrs. C. R. Thomas and Mrs. Hattie Madison in serving Mrs. Watson. Anais, an unseen, unseen, unseen aakes and watermelon was served in silence. Were given the little boys. were given the little boys. IN MEMORIAM In memory of my dear husband and a dear September, one year ago. I miss you Bob. there has not been one day since you left that man and God wanted you. I must resign to His will. J. M. G. AMOS. COLORED WOMEN STUDY METHODS OF VOTING AND REGISTERING ... Washington, D. C., Sept. 20 Methods of registering and voting were discussed here Sunday after Republican Political Study Club, an organization an organization at D.C. College at the headquarters of the National Association of Colored Republicans, which has allegated for the return home of the members who are pleading to THE NOTRE DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB Met Tuesday night. Seet h with Mrs. Carlo Kallum. 1280 all rooms. All numbers to attend each meeting. Plans soon to be made for the fall dance. One hour was for in art work. The other was very pleased. mongrel adjourned to meet with O. M. M. Murex. 2608 Dunbar Mrs. Vlóde Dursay, President. Mrs. Carrie Kellum, Reporter. CARD OF THANKS 2723 Sherman Ave. Washington, D. C. On behalf of his wife and he wrote to her, "I am a woman with the deepest alacency of hers' for your kind sympathy and for her care during her illness and during her illness." This act of Christian friendliness shall never be neglected or forgotten from his slater. . . LINCOLN MANOR Sunday was kind at dawn at Truret Light Baptist Church. We were there for the service. Temple, Tues., with us at 11:00 a.m. and night, with you delivered the incarnation to the three and enriched with devotional program at the B. Y. P. U. at Truret Light church Sunday. Our unfitment will be at the home of Dena Members of St. Paul A. M. E. Church. White Rock are, M. E. very much delicately to have with them their puffs, wife Mrs. J. L. L. CARD OF THANKS I take this method of thank- ing my many friends, for their kindness and sympathy shown me by my colleagues, my nieces Ies- hon Johnson Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Baker. PRAIRIE VIEW PRESIDENT SPEAKS AT SUNDAY SERVICE Prinzip View, Texas, Sept. 22. More than 1500 people head Prinzip R. Banks in the first day of the college Sunday morning. Sept. 14 in the college and forth- coming colleges, college chaplains, presided. The order of the program was as follows: 1. Invocation Sentence 2. Hymn "Holy, Holy, Holy" 3. Composition 4. Scriptures 5. Prayer 6. Master, let me walk with them 7. Congregation 8. Announcements 9. J. C. Joe, C. R. Garrett 10. Ses. C. M. S. Wells 11. Sermon 12. W. R. Banks 13. Bengalong 14. Principal Banks choice for his subject: "Press Portard Toward Jesus in Jesus." The word, "Press," said he, "makes determination, a measure of a price or an ideal. Ideals make men and standards and the awards are those set by the Almighty." "The trouble is," said Princess Low, "too low. Some come to college for certificates instead of efficiency but how little can be done to get the award." The Principal pointed to the art as an example of industry and thrift and plead hard and noble minds in behalf of the world and end that the world would be better by reason of the ensembled Sunday night students were formally welcomed to the college and members of the college were introduced. R. H. K. L. Lup filled the pat- at-H. Paul A. M. K. Church national Bally. No doubt R. H. was one of the youngest pitchers to participate in this "wonderful" program, was not over- by master- effect. He forced M. Minnerville to import, Text 32nd and 33rd chap- impired. Text 32nd and 33rd chap- impired. The show is the launch of eight of the seven contestants in the BIG RADIO CONTEST assigned at St. James A. M. E. Church last Monday night. The contestant, receiving the largest number of votes over $500 ($65.00) will be awarded an Ankater Kent Radio Second prize $25.00 in gold. The indebted also in kind statements will be awarded green, the first of which is $10.00 in gold. The contest will close Friday evening, November 9th. All of the contestants are popular young women and will have the support of their friends. The Dalai Lama, European will carry weekly reports from the contestants. The votes for this week are as follows: Mrs. Genevieve Starks 200 Mrs. Eilee Tannon 200 Mrs. Caroline Bolton 250 Mrs. Jane Prouta 250 Mrs. Eva Me People 250 Mrs. Willie Carter 100 Mrs. Ailee Sampion 100 Mrs. Alba Shannon 100 Mrs. Hattie Strain 170 Mrs. Hay Lee Gibson 200 Mrs. Ivette Leib 100 JARVIS Vs. WILEY AT EAST TEXAS FAIR. Hawkins, Texas, Sept. 22 — send from Furkun College will send a team of plucky, aggressive competitors against the Wiley Marshall, Sept. 21, well drilled in his system of play. The Jarvis in fade and fade on the back of the style of play. The style of play. One under Capt. (Sheik) Thomas, as quarter back, in (Kindy) Johnson, as quarterback. The Wiley Wild cats will have to reckon with the line smashing at Carson the open field running of Carne (the Midway special), and the freshman flash from Hip Sandy, the tow work of Arthur Rand, ter, vird verse. Therefore endure hardness as a good soldier of the Army. Rev. J. L. Johnson, D. P. has returned from Sherman, Texas where he attended the funeral of S. B. Paul A. M - E Church but conference claims. Sunday School very much alive after conference claims. Mr. Cliff Fields who has been with illness is rapidly, recovering TEXAS TOWNS SAN ANGOLO — the religious atmosphere in the churches of Clio seem to prevail in the city. M. E. church of Rev. G. E. Brown, pastor, is making a gradual and continual progress in erecting its new church. LADONIA — Mrs. Carrie, McKee or Clekurens, Texas, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Mackenzie, and Mrs. Ciflon Branch or Bren a trip to San Antonio visiting extremely enjoyable occasion. Franklin visited her mother at the Pleasant Valley Plaque was one of the lucky one, to win at the drawing Saturday, and to clear her Plaque to Clekurens where she will enter school. See Harry Jackson for the last weekday for Prairie View, Mr. Bobben College with summer motored over to Honey Grove to Honey Grove to the Association. The preached at First Baptist Church, Sunday. MARSHALE — Wiley University in Dallas opened out-look, opened with the anniversary. The remaining of Mr. Anthony McKee and Mrs. Ciflon Branch, Mill Cemetery Baptist, Mrs. Tie Kinsen returned from Port Arthur, where she was looking well and shagged a good time. It is rehearsed that she will be back. 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The funeral service were held with the Twelfth Street buffet with Rev. G. W. Wiley. Pettee, Wednesday, morning the business session opened with a buffet with Rev. Wiley. Miss. Minister. W. Wiley, Writing a spreadsheet Arrival, Mr. D, Colahon, Mr. C. Steward, Mr. D, Ron Davis, Mr. D. Starr, Mr. D. Mills, and Dennis Thomas has opened a Briar Class Cafe at the Lockhart Hall which was purchased by Mr. A. Mille a few days ago. Your own experience tells more in a minute than a carload of claims do in a year. Try PUNITAN MALT EXTRACT. You'll be surprised at the difference. Made of real barley—all barley. Strictly Union Made FOR SALE BY ALL GOOD DEALERS THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1928 COLORED DIVISION STRENGTHENED BY ADDITION OF NEW LEADERS Washington, D. C., September 22—According to an announcement made Tuesday at the headroom of the National Republican Committee, headed by Dr. John R. Hawkins, the various committees of the organization have been strengthened during the past week to increase the number of men and women in various sections of the country: Those added were: Joseph H. Watson, Albany, Georgia, Mr. Rebecca S. Tayler, Savannah, Georgia, Mr. Robert S. Tayler, Savannah, Georgia, Mr. Ogden S. Tayler, Savannah, Georgia, B. P. Cofer, Alba, O. Mrs. Elizabeth Bray, Yankee N. John Feker, N. John Feker, Wellington, Wilmington, Del. Akron W. Lloyd, St. Louis, Ms. Dr. T. A. Kau, U.S. Army, Ms. Attorney K. Kau, U.S. Army, Ms. Attorney K. Kau, U.S. Army, Ms. Attorney Whitmore, Muskogee, Oklahoma, A. Baxter Whitmore, Oklahomia, J. M. Stockett and William Richest, strongest, best by every test because Puritan spells purity and quality that's mighty unusual. Use wherever sweetening is required in the household. H. Jackson, of Rhode Island, as a member of the Advisory Committee. To the Organization Committee were added the following personas: George E. Bate, Newark, N. J., M. D. Coralah, Cumbah, N. J., Mrs. R. Hibgins, Providence, R. I., Mrs. Helen Whitman, Woodson, M. A., Mrs. T. M. Tyrer, Tulka, Oka, and James Waugan, Oka. The Speaker Committee was augmented by the following inductees: G. Morgan, Cambridge Museum, M. G. Touna, Oka, R. E. Stewart, Muskegee, Oka, W. H. T. Wine, Muskegee, Oka, Amos T. Hall, Duckee, Oka, Duckee, City, Oka. Two changes made, according to this announcement, was the transfer of the Western Speakers Committee to the Western Organization Committee from the Eastern Organization Committee from the Eastern Organization Bureau to the Western Division Bureau. campaign." "In Detroit, I found that more women have been registered than at any time since we were granted the right to vote. We are more political units than this city has had before. They are an extension over the Horse Carriage district." "Pennsylvania Women of course are running true-to-form and are able to make Pennsylvania users, using their overwhelming this year, thereby increasing confidence in the Grand Jury. We have supported the candidates who mean so much to a continuance of safe factory employment conditions." Durham, N. C, Sept. 15- In a case against the California Cash and Andrews, legal attorney and counsel for the North Carolina Mutual Bank and Insurance Company in the lawsuit. to the wisdom of the Republican YOUNGER NEIGHBORS TO PLAY Party in selecting such a standard GRMP PART in CAMPAIGN whose sympathies extend beyond exercised their franchise, rights, and national and racial rights. In 1968, whose name was Philadelphia, chairman projects have been so completely of the First Vote Committee of the Republican Party that the Republican National Campaign in so clearly re-Republican. 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Funes Designs, Ov Flowers and Made-Up Pote— Pot'and Bedding Planta — — _ Landneaping 5 eh ‘PAGE SEVEN ADVERTISING ee is not in the Product. . “ jas eC Er : os eee ON “OU ALITY FIRST” Se Fe alae one a a OCT eee : = iA 3 ers can depend on the ~ a — EXPRESS ae : 7 eae oe eect ee -~ The Dallas Express = 5 Texas’ Oldest and Largest vs Negro News Paper * © SS ee eae [$e ss. SS 2 : SS It vonderiully interesting to us to be per- Bie to end the Inior of Totty wont Ent from the Beka Seah he ne 5 ‘akenia by the frnments of the reply Pind in the writings of Paul. a, Already. he has disctinsed four of the issues! i hat besa ‘ralned, thet of the marriage relation, y cifasticn! vituatiem, slavery, and the right of a Christ: tan ‘to carry this difficulties to the civil magistrates: ealication retver than to ene or mare of thei Wn _Now:-he-comes to ane of the most ‘delicate ones— ee ‘Christians to eat meat that had been fered in to idols. Alt of the questions discussed Bi ate aint healthy grower of the infabt PB ee teow: it was compored for the most part of - pors ee ye ‘up in aolatry, snd paueclere, te Meeieee ite wore ia every way different from elthet Juda Title Carian, woich rade adjurtrent mast dite i Corinth was poet, ab agen to ie pint whe Semone tone) scually-nroduce.—It was selfishly proud z si coreahe and that spiit-x0-foreign. to the Te Ciperatliews Chis had kat se nd erway to A ask udaiyniluenes the Chreh—th Se eae apis unduly infioences the Chureh—there Sa breating dive of orl sandarde--s releasing of ‘hose o Mrhich. rade for moral-and. spiritual disintegration Sets cor then. that the cial, pesctices Pan! Jew. Bsr te corjoc eco ax conseaence of the Chorch cliaving fniled to keop Htaelf free from the contaminating tn- Ettamness of the vie city life af Corinth_the environment Petiek Ae had f-belng. The vent Aponte’ ideal was Siler be in the work: ond yot aot of tho worl. TE Bleat Oitered ia Sacrifice to Ts. 7 The exact situation which gave rise to, the present les- “wer ee the raised todny—it was peculikr to the Pauline ace. its principles have a present day sipplication— et Bin Christan ft was quertion of eon the Christian faith eating meats ‘offered in. sacrifice t " i “4e-the-rum-trafic and a whole multi- + (of social evila which confront tx at. ever turn of the os ee oe tometer 6, Paul ey lh a : ive here aut = fevdtngn at Dx. Naight wo be ‘ande a wonderfull inating sate ofthe cane vil or Whe | eae remainder Use afte SRE ice tae Resi tse he Yaar temo or LL me @times also a part was ‘sent as a present me of it was gold) in the m: Sot tor the re ‘heathen often, invited Christians 0 ir acquaintance ir “Corinth;-and some of the ‘broth clan: prser he (ied of thls ng 2 Semnrperhape et Une persuasion of 0 Biot The called ean nocent meted to avoid soci question in pnt. van, shuld Chvitions arta a ‘to idols under any ea stances: It. res pie ewan i ae “on. the subject: “Foryit seemed good to th Fpl, and to vs, to lay upon fou no greater burde these necessary. things; that yo abstain from then Efron fornication; from which if ye k souraelven J mal fel be oot that Fl Fater'not mention Pele deceit syriy ov ov" mt, YS extent F ithe decision ofthe Coun Faas toa higher evel when he mais foe the tls elation between the heathen sie tention al by Mos talr pera of th anal ft ifice le Jehovah were burned 0 =a por =e Mian potted is eat it i likely. that twin the Tere in the Church which ‘hard this question. is was a very save ‘eaRAE Te Tavetved chem af Chrieiane fen neighbors, a» about ‘their social festivits 3 ithe charact Sart o or b ae en r Spur i already he Mineman at nae so et. = "Paul, with his accustomed | straightford Sie en tr ery know of of mere. “ Siinsces fosctunl ove of God. Tiron the case In point alinding soul Toward God. and reflect eae fei tone fellowship the, whole hina fal ihn rae ere enoe of ‘4s bnportant as ft 18 of wrest BL think that there can be no question, t aa broth Faiighbore good.” Martin Lather sxys:“ tha-mont free lord of al, and sy Meath on dui Sevan of CaO ra tues Froe t io yin Corinth woul i 99 i + to that por = that an idol was pot an The Fealm of Keligion eeenshiliss Ghushes noe YOU w Com t CHURCH SUD (THE CHRISTIAN BASIS OF TOTAL ‘(Temperance Lesson) ari Gia fect ‘His Own, Bit Bach His Neighbor's tend, st Cor, 10:24. ° ing in the world—only wood. stone, or metal out of whieh ‘t'was mado—but there dwelt with him his weaker to whom that idol had n'much deeper. 4 ‘when the body or a part of the body of the gem was upon the altar before the Mol, ft was ‘that tone into it in order to feed upon , the invisible plete in it The ag thus powers. But we Inbar under no Jong. ‘The wtfect of the ruin gril is. like a deadly leaves: ite loathsome frall in wrecked Pee dar the blackest of graves; and any human woe the imagination can conceive, ‘To attempt regulate it as the so called “wets” would argue is Ike rman who had gathered a iarge number of snakes in {g-tame them one day. when he nivel took up ai “to around his and when he had made the first move he struck fhm and by night the man was in the ndertaers ‘waiting to be carried to his last resting place. Srong ‘in just as dangerous. a Soon Gsbaa Eemncir [pao mae Rai ae Por oa fT SSEe Seee Shy Haat Baties- iter. J. L. Lampler, D. 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Bader oh Saige Meant Sire Sonn ‘tae Nr w."tarlor ana ‘ike moter: et over the ann anor Mes frame! flat Sra Anns Siemans ae ot . THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATUNDAY, SEETEMGIR a, 1988 ae = | stone, or jretal out of ‘which | ‘with him his weaker broth h deeper. 3 2 i | «vu moet tha to de > feed upon ) the invilble | ae ‘@zil is. like a deadly serpent | Sn preted | y, the blackest of erime,.“ty! raves, and any ott ot can conceive.” To attempt a ees number of snakes int Ls a nade te 3 ove hea in undertakers f Si restig tee” ene Sk] na ar mig or Port Worth] ndhara athe’ Ammane ties ie eae Ce ied ta te Po wentwrtore Fyne te Welvenay Nght stir, Attain Poieste “Suing ihe Se penacaed 8S Tasks ee Sot 2 ae ae einen fe es ‘rine Ree aero canare ae oe eat a owt AN teathers ‘wore’ preneet a aes coe ie fee te say al i ie epee ae Serene eens a was! conayeted vy Mey. Fe Kane Pokep koma Soe se located. 8 Genes toy an Die Mc Olive Baylin Conse “contacted by Tre Ro Miadees ee 5 ee ee ea ae" Pont ence on "ur Tver Jackson tron “aa Sere Jeeun eh Tout, Seton eh Ss stmetrament Collection for the day ASL ere been ger es ise aes, ee A aes aon ees Se ee reo oer teaten 0 Stared oorsie fies acre af ete ae Reet alae eee ee ee oman a arta ee ed eit nat seed ieee sd mae Po ere —— = : i namin mie ie , r ere pee eo Pee ee iChurch Went without a pater, tee i eae ps So for Sie fa wilora he. asco Soe sh kee as Sra tela cece a ion ee a ser a eae ae eon oaipe seer at oa ee ea a eee eel late‘ en Thad en Sah te tiaes ass ae er ae sysname eS SE picasa a Satay tesa rd Pie oat gee ncn ag te ioe oe earn ad [Sse erp el ne a che tee ave te hae St a Sta lente nae eae ieee ae ae mii er See, aa 2 seena. fined. 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Cra tad Inaneo fytporston ‘of ‘Chncionat ie fale teat eal fs oy owtnae mene Ete ein popeiaoe sacle te ats ecm es etre {want of Commerce. Weaninston, MR. Ray. cashier of the Piest Stan- (ear sechding te poe feet oe Pere linen tie of a ie ect uth ect Israrenan ots amectcte Jeane. aig ie wr {SS Ge Maas Wea |S deredaM ty ek enctelana are 7 Heittoa tee Ct beta on NUE ina Scand 0y saps Bea ln Sree C. Cament s|Nr Overton” “uments: ltatie were made by C. C. Spauld [tect ley Sra "Deke oe a fae'nta eed sua Soha te Thur trtaendtae he eee jt vane ta ile st ie any i ter Sui wl nowld wish SAE WES RD WeTake This Method of Announcing ~The Opening of a New... cs 0 o¢ about the 25 of September at 3540 Swi: Ave ~ with a complete line of Ladids', Gente” and Chitren's . 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