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COURT TILT TO DECIDE BAPTIST CONVENTION MUDDLE A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope WARRING FACTIONS HEADED BY HARRISON AND WILSON BREAK UP MISSIONARY AND EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION DISORDER REIGNS AS ELECTION IS HELD. PROMINENT LEADERS LODGED IN JAIL FOR DISTURBING WORSHIP. CASE SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD NEXT MONDAY. SHERMAN, Texas, Oct. 17—In a meeting featured by the great artist and writer of the book "The Harrison," the members gatherings in Texas, the member leadership refused to enroll. Just According some reports, the Wilson group went to the convention and attended a division meeting. The Harrison room in the Church and attempted to carry on the work of the convention. Founded by W. E. King Volume 35 COU WARRING FACTIONS HE TIONAL CONVENTION DE IN JAIL FOR DISTURBING SHERMAN, Texas, Oct. 31 - In a meeting featured by the greatest disorder in the history of such gatherings in Texas, the membership of the Baptist Educational and Missionary convention, of which Rev. B. Allington Wilson of Dallas, is president, split into two congressions, and the inauguration is headed by Rev. K. B. Herton of Houston, according to the most authentic reports coming from the gathering which closed Sunday night. During the meeting which lasted for three days or more, near the orderly ordering in the actual order, the leaders of the inaugurated movement which included some of the most prominent Jesus Baristat and a successor, were on October 29, were the high points. Fight Stations Over Enrollment of Delegations According to reports from those in actual attendance at the meeting, the trouble started during the meetings. It is claimed that the two factions had come to the meeting of this same convention which began last year in the Parliament meeting of this same convention, which was acclaimed as the winner of, content which was hotly contested as the winner of, summoned to the Church to restore order. EIGHTY MINISTERS AND CONGREGATIONS EN-DORSE HOVER Pittsburgh, Paena, Oct. 27 Because the platform of the Republican party contains plains recommending the enactment of a federal law to curb lynching and the enforcement of the eighteenth amendment, and because Herbert Anderson has declared himself in absolute record with the platform eight hplist ministers of Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania in conference here, adopted unanimously as the Republican party and the candidacy of Herbert Hoover. The resolution was presented by Dr. C. E. Ashwak and was adopted without debate. The debate were followed by a vote of James Robinson, Rev. C. C. Cain, Rev. A. E. Bell, Rev. W. B. Brown and Rev. J. E. Guy. The resolution was as follows: The Dallas Express following the addresses of welcome, it is alleged that an attempt was made to serve an injunction on the officers of the convention but that the service was accepted by Attorney W. J. Durham, counsel for the Wilson Group in conjunction with Attorney John Harbour of Galveston. His acceptance of the service left the convention free to proceed, which it proposed to do under the direction of a vice-president's favorite to the Wilson Regime. The whole roset of officers was elected, according to report before the seizure by the Harrison group was attempted. Still other reports indicate that just following the welcome addresses a motion made by Rev. J. S. Adair to re-elected Rev. Wilson as president precipitated wild scenes of disorder during which Rev. P. George was chosen as temporary chairman of the meeting and Rev. E. L. Harrison was elected as president by a majority of 418 as against 125. Preparing Singing and Yelling Make Meeting a Bedlam. It was at this point, according to reports, that the meeting became a real bedlam. A minister arose and took the pulpit and began to preach; others of the son-repreneur began to sing; still others Branch Y, M. C. A. are intensifying their activities as the date approaches for beginning of the model. Rosenwald building that was built in 1964. Flora and Boll Streets. Increasing numbers of Negro citizens are hearing of the rapid progress that is being made on the plans and the business negotiations connected with the work, and are freely expressing their gratification. Flora and Boll Streets. Increasing numbers of Negro citizens are hearing of the rapid progress that is being made on the plans and the business negotiations connected with the work, and are freely expressing their gratification. As may be needed, including the payment of back installments on their subscriptions. Speakers representing the Association appeared at the Boll Street C. M., E. Church-Sunday and the meeting of agents of the Excelor Mutual Funds. The audience were enthusiastic in their reception of the messages presented. There is no doubt in the minds of the Dallas public regarding the completion of this worthy project, for which large measures have been made, and the number of the public is by far the dependable far-visioned citizens of Dallas, white and Colored, until every requirement is met and subscriptions are paid in full. Special Committee Hols Lunchcon On Thursday evening a lunchcon was given at the Palm Cafe on Houston Street by Dr. R. T. Hamilton for the Special Committee on Collections, which is composed of Dr. J. W. Anderson, F. W. W. and Dr. J. W. H. of the Land, Price Wren, Dr. S. L. Brown and Joseph J. Rhodes; ex-officio Dr. Hamilton is the chairman. The committee considered at some length plans for the November and December Campaign, which will have its purpose the collection of the moneys. M. C. A. subscriptions. The committee will seek, with the assistance of a larger group of twenty-five or more, to collect more than $50,000.00 by January 1, in order that there may be no reason to delay building operations. One Hundred Fifty invited to "X" Banned The Commission of Measurement met Friday night in large numbers and completed plans for the in-room service of a banquet in the lunchroom of the Booker T. Washington evening of October 10 at 8:49 p.m. Hundred fifty men, who will aid President Obama, are outlined for November and December, have been invited. It has been designated as "The Great Gatsby," and will probably elapse in later and probably the dim. NEGRO VOTERS WILL SUPPORT HOOVER IN SPITE OF DEMOCRATIC EFFORTS IS CLAIM OF SCOTT Harrison Leaders Arrested and Taken to Jail During this bedlam, it is claimed, that through the efforts of supporters of the Wilson regime, the officers were summoned and they arrived on the scene and took all of the leaders of the Harrison group down to the city hall where they remained for more than two hours in the "run-around" while their case was beingreduced by Attorney Durham assisted by John Barbour. Later in the week, it is claimed that the splitting group, headed by Rev. Harriet and Rev. W. I. Dickson together with their attorneys, led by R. D. Evans of Waco decided to withdraw from the convention. Injunction Now Pending to Protect Name or Convention The Wilson group immediately went into the Harrison convention from the Fairfield Military and Educational Convention and Juden Sullus Hare on the Fairfield Military and Educational Convention and Juden Sullus Hare on the Fairfield Military and Educational Convention. The county has issues notice for them to appear in court and show why they are involved. The case is set for Monday and Attorney Duran and Barbour will appear for the Wilson group. INS MOMEN-OE BUILDING ARS. Spring Campaign. A full chicken Dinner with supplementary dishes and a dessert will make up the menu. Music will be rendered by the orchestra and Guild Club of the county. The personnel of the Committee or Management, numbering 21 Christian men and representing foliage: Dr. R. T. Hamilton, J. W. Holmes, D. R. Garrie, J. W. Wilhite, A. Plique, G. H. Hallard, T. W. Simpson, Tom Grutchfield, J. W. Jeffrey, Price A. Wren, Dr. R. Stark, Tom Grutchfield, E. L. Cushingberry, N. CONFIDENT ON PAGE SHOWT NEGRO V OOVER Washington, D. C., Oct. 27–Frank discussion of the issues involved in this campaign is causing a definite trend of the Colored vote to Herbert Hoover, the Republican nominee for President, Dr. Emmett J. Scott, a keen analyst of political conditions, declared in an interview Monday of this week. Dr. Scott is a member of the Executive Committee of the Colored Voters' Divisiles, Republican National Committee. Four years ago he was one of the four Colored members of the Advisory Committee of One Hundred which conducted the campaign for the election of President Calvin Coolidge. His close touch with leaders of his race in all parts of the country, based upon his years of service as educator and pulitzer, and as Special-Assistant to the Secretary of War during the World War, invests his comment with more than ordinary interest. Doctor Scott expresses implicit faith and confidence in Mr. Hoover. "Everything in his career," he said. "Towards an administration that will give to the Segro group that recognition to which on its merits it is entitled." "On the other hand," he said, "assures an administration that will give to the Nero group that recognition to which no mortis exists." "The Republican Party Is The Ship, AllElse Is The Sea,"—Fred Douglas VETERAN EDUCATOR IS GIVEN HIGH SCHOOL POSITION PROF. H. S. THOMPSON. For 35 years Professor Thompson served as principal of elementary and high schools of Dallas. In May, 1924 while serving as principal of U.S. Military School he was forced to retire because of ill health. Since his retirement he has served as national will power and good judgment in his efforts to retain his health; has had the nurturing help of a devoted wife; and has recovered sufficiently to justify the Board of Education in electing him to the position of Student Counselor in the Book. T. Washington High School. He was elected Tuesday evening on behalf of Principal Joseph R. Rhoads. JAPANESE BECOMES 20- YEAR MEMBER OF N.A. New York, Oct. 27 Y. Hikida, a Japanese living at Bedford Hills, N. Y., has sent his check for $190 to the University of Colorado and the Advancement of Colored People, $9. Fifth Avenue, covering a 20-year member-ship at the University of Colorado and including the year 1877. "On the other hand," he said, the statement issued by the Democratic National Committee, "colored persons have only held the mental job in the employment of the administration of Governor Alfred Smith, agree with the facts, and forecast what might be expected from the President of the United States. Building an Organization Building an Organization "Building from the ground up in a national organization," said Scott said, "but in a few short weeks a national organization was formed in a state in the Union with a large Negro voting population, included perfectly perfected. That is to say, through National Committees and Committees of the various states and reaching down to the County and reaching down to the County-Chairmen, the Colored Voters' names of Colored key men and women in practically every one of the states. These Colored key men and women are being reached directly and also with literature setting forth in clear-out language the reason." WHITE LEADERS DEPLORE RAISING OF RACIAL ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN MASSACHUSETTS LAD WINS IN NEGRO VOTE CONTEST William H. Scott, Woburn, Mass. Winnene of First Place, Mass. John H. Clark, and James Allen Included Mars. was awarded the first prize in the 'Why Colored Americans Should Register?' content being written by the judge. He was fourth Prize Turtle League. It was announced by the judge this week. It was awarded to Thomas H. Clark, B. C. and James E. Allen. 2374 7th avenue, New York, respectively. It will be awarded each week to the psion sending-in the best essay from the New York Themro Should Register." The winning essay by Scott follow the Why Colored Man Should follow by Winnene of First Place In question of registering and Americans, but to the Colored man it is a matter of vital im- portant to this section of this country he is deprived of the privilege that, where he can vote, he should ever his struggle to Theoretically, in any community the welfare of one individual is the best that any other person can ever perform. Practically, however, some things may be the source of importance to any individual and be felt by another to so small degree as to be passed almost unnoticed. The true of individuals is likewise true of groups and classes. This country is made up of nationalities; and what might seriously affect one group may not affect the reason, while others theoretically should vote for those things which are beneficial to the country at larger; self-preservation things which most vitally affect things which most vitally affect CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT. WILL SUPPORT OF DEMOCRISIS CLAIM OF ored people of the United States will be subserved by the election of Herbert Hoover as President and Charles Curtis as Vice-President of the United States. As a body of the campanion, undoubtedly, there was a large respective group amenable as but the factions have been clarified and essential facts have been obtained. Division had been able to function through its instrumentality, the How Colored Men and Women Have Fared Under Governor Smith in New York The Publicity Committee of the Colored Voters Division has made a declaration made by the Democratic Publicity Committee that the New York State government has had jobs under the New York State government, and that attention to the fact that this state mourns with the facts Not only any reacquisition under the State Government of New York during the Democratic candidate, he added, "a world figure. His contact with world problems has given him a constructive ideal. He is without Dr. J. W. Anderson Makes Gift to Orphan Children Dr. J. W. Anderson, well known as the Dallas physician, has made a very substantial gift to the University of Chicago by philanthropy, according to the statement of Rev. W. L. Dickson, head of the school. In order to reinvent the conditions which maintain the health of the children Dickson save 43 mattresses, 126 sheets and pads and twenty dozen spools of thread. According to the statement of Rev. Dickson, the orphanage is in dire need of including food, clothing and underwear for the children. ORT OCRATIC OF SCOTT the prejudices which judge men by their rath and their color. His sympathy, has always been with the disadvantaged and the underprivileged. In my opinion, Negro people will be regarded by him on the high plane of justice with the problems with the problems presented to him in dealing with past nations and people. His past history constructs a constructive economic and a social services program which will enable an administration which will give to the Negro group in America, whom he met in the Republic to which merits it is entitled Outstanding friends of the Colored people of Chicago, Rosewood of Chicago, and Mr. Browne of Chicago, and Mr. giving their support to this great humanitarian, we can afford it and men of own thought and opinion and the example of such friends of the Negro group. "I can not help help believe we can fairly and sympathetically, and fairly and sympathetically, and our group of the population others after he enters upon his administration as President of the the South, some of them supporters of the one presidential candidate and some of the other, despite unitedly to voice this public protest against the Injection of the race question into the present political campaign. "Had either political group alone been responsible for raising this subject we would hesitate to make this statement, lost it be thought partisan. But it is being raised by partisans of both sides who for the purpose of driving voters into their respective camps, are, in our judgment, re-opening the healing wounds of bitterness and hate. We believe these appeals are both预计和会。It DEAN PICKENS URGES SUPPORT OF HERBERT HOOVER Oblison, IL. Oct. 27. "The Democratic party should be smacked by the concentration of every Howean in support of Herbert Hower. We need a federal government of Colored people, in an environment lived here Sunday afternoon at 8th Street and Armory, 58th Street and Armory, 58th Street and Armory," Speakman to one of the largest candidates at a political meeting. Dieman yelled the Negro vote, the records of Negroes supporting an "ideal" party, "blowing out the candidates and decided that the Colored party would play practical politics in this election rather than sentimental." Accuses of the Negro civilism against the Democratic party and shagging with catechism to the Southern placed upon the fact that pasties and not merely the candidates must be considered before the N- "No honest American in his right mind can say that in 1928 the Negro citizen can look with indifference or even with near-indifference, upon the prospects of a Democratic victory. We are not only electing an individual but a whole administration to power," said Mr. Dickens. "If Smith is elected, tens of thousands of others are elected by the same ballot, and above all for the Negro, the south is elected to dominion in the nation. The south dominates the Democratic party and if the south had its way, we should not have to make this appeal to Negro voters for there would be no Negro voter. Consistently enough the Democratic South does not even want the Negro in their party. In various parts of the South Colored citizens, who have wanted to be Democrats for some time, are trying through the courts to compel the Democratic party to allow them to vote the Democratic ticket. The Democratic south disfranchises millions of Negroes by refusing to allow them to register for voting in any party." "Furrowing the attention" to the president's speech, Mr. Robinson, speaking contrasted with Carter and Robinson, declaring that if Gusenberg was on his own ground, it was on possibility and it was on responsibility. ```markdown ``` PRICE 5 CENTS NUMBER 41 TIST EPLORE CIAL PAIGN TIES UNITE IN DENOUN- MAKE NEGRO THE DOMI- RACIAL PREJUDICE "IR- Is our hope that no one will be deterred by them from tallyly considering the real Inuts and volts. In this book, the author will allow certainly that no one will allow them to inflame his mind with antagonism toward our Negro who have been the only people who have been powerless in the game of politics. Any attempt to influence men and women with an issue so unmothly is unworthy of the white man and women to achieve the success of the party. It is the sowing of dragon's teeth of which future generations must reap the harvest. Finally, we believe it will be taken seriously. We believe our efforts will be far greater. COMMUNITY WELL UNDER INS CHOSEN. The drive for funds for The Community Chest from which several of the most outstanding left-wing members of the Party derive their support will be well underway by the beginning of the week according to Prof. T. W. Vickie. In charge of D.V. vbullet, director of the Negro citizens of Dallas. The associate chairman of the organization is Mr. F. E. Sharks, well known as their secretary of The People's Underwriting Company and its allied companies and one of the most enthusiastic members in the U. M. C. A. drive of last spring. - On Tuesday when seen by an Express reporter, Chairman Pratt stated that the response from the city to serve had been more ready. Said he, "the readiness with which the citizens are accepting service is very good." Drive is very commendable. The organisation is nearly completed, the fleet is well maintained, the fleet and larger buses appeals that the average citizen experiences. There are but few people who drive, and the city themselves. The campaign will offer an opportunity for every one to drive, making the city a better community in which to live." Poythall Chairman Chancellor WILL Approaches are being made early (toward those who are expected to give largely in the campaign and soon the Special Gift Committee will begin to function by approaching those who are to make special contributions. Among those approached earliest in the campaign was Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis of The Knights of Pythias who made the following stagement concerning his interest in the drive: "Since becoming a citizen of Dallas, I have observed with pleasure the fine way that this city provides for her people who may need assistance. The united effort under the community chest expenditures of funds for twenty-six (26) different agencies takes us away from the old method of street-solicitation and gives dignity to this form of charitable work. I have been a regular contributor and this year I reward it a rare privilege to do my share" As the presiding officer of one of the largest fraternities or organizations in the United States, I command the community chest to every citizen in the city and urge upon every one loyal and generous support." CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST SOCIETY & CLUBS Columbia "Magic Notes" URANT PORK AND BEANS Record No. 14330-30 18-10c, 75c "Syncapco Yodelin 'Man'" "Piano accompaniment" "Jasbo Dan and His Yodelin 'Band'" "Roy Emin (Piano accompaniment by Nanny Johnson) COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, 2000 North Lamar St., Dallas, Texas Columbia NEW PROCESS RECORDS Made the New Way - Electrically The new recording - The Records without录音 THE GOLDEN SUNRIAM SOCIAL AND ANT CLUB was entertained Thursday night. Oct. 15 will give a wacky party at the home of the club. Lacey, 1612 and Brewer, 1803 tagged as they come in the door the one holding the lucky number 10. The club is dressed in the tucked jacket got a prize. The tags are 10 cents and every event will be for contests Thursday night. Oct. 19. THE HAPPY GOLD'LUCK BOCHAL CLUB meet - Thursday dame of Mrs. Marguerite Pippon. The president opened the meeting with a speech on new ideas and thoughts to all present. She made a wonder ad- dventure and "Unkly," and filled each member with pop, ambition, pull and be of pleasure, for rating money for noccasion and assured all of carlyly all members were present and paid their dead in full. We have Mr. Medlock meet with us again and do hope he will visit us in due our Critic; Mr. Early for adding to our treasury. MEDLOCK CLUB meet GOT 16 with Mrs. Charley Clay, 5517 Hampton Street with president and host of the needle work. The hostess delicious ice cream and cake. Next to Mrs. C. Chambers, 3619 Dunbar. Mrs. J. White, President. Mrs. D. Whittaker, Secretary. Mrs. F. Brown, Reporter. DREAMM AND SOCIAL CLUB....The Dreamm-land Social Club met Thursday evening, Oct. 18 at the Dreamm-land Social Club. All members were present as we also had one member to join. We were joined by many guests. The discussion for the evening was based on giving a formal dance, during the month of October. After business we played values, Miss Gladys Daffyly and Miss Mireen Daffyly, best players for the evening. Reenactments were served and all adjoined for home. Miss Clarah Bell Holloway, the home of Miss Clarah Bell Holloway 4704 Cyndra St. Oct. 25, 1998 Miss Jasmine McLean Dewey, Miss Jasmine McLean Dewey, Miss Clarah B. Holloway, Tracy Johnna B. Eder, Wes. had other business and elected officers. THE GREENLEAF SOCIAL CLUB met at the home of ydle Street. We was hostess. We had other business and elected officers. J. Cobb, President. Mrs. L. Holland, Reporter. THE SORGHTY ART and SOCIAL CLUB met at the home of Miss Louise Owen. Our social hour was highly entered. The social hour we were highly entered by a radio program. After dinner of food we served by the hostess. The club adjourned to meet at the home of Miss Malea Owen. The social hour is at 3:10p. Flora Street. Madeline Smith, Fre. Cancer Surgeon. Thomas L. Procter, Reporter. Mrs. Ealey Brisette has returned to San Antonio from her nurse's funeral Bruce Stone and Bacchus, Bacchus, Bacchus, Bacchus with bat. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES The quarterly conference, held at White-Rock last Tuesday, was attended by many of the Abington serving him as secretary. The quarter was the best year—and all have been. Good. Rev. J. L. Johnson is a great pastor and of people who all follow him. He is a bright-eyed, he is a hard worker. The reports were just the truth, and the smiths these people in their quarter. All of the boards and leaders made should be made of Brother Peter Clark and Brother F. T. McShannon. The former is an old man, the latter is a young man. The place as having made the class reports or any class district, Brother Clark's class reported $17.75, and Brother McShannon more than a hundred and fifty dollars were raised in the quarter. Thursday night, the quarterly conference was held, Mr. Martin M. A. Ballenger, pastor. This congregation has been a decorum discernent since the old self. A very fine quarter of the congregation has having a nice wolf for tortor. The congregation has bought temporary altar where M will work with the congregation. He has secured. Brother Ballenger will do and reserves much credit. The quartery meeting was at historic St. James last Sunday and Monday night. It was thought that owing to it being the closing day of the Dallas Fair that it would pull hard on the church service. But a splendid congregation greeted us Sunday morning after a good Sunday School. The afternoon service was also well attended at which time Rev. W. G. Bush preached. Rev. Bush delivered a splendid sermon this young man is a good preacher and should be in the active work. At the evening hour despite the threatening weather which finally resulted in a rain-the Church lower floor was well filled to hear one of the series of the special sermons which are being preached by Dr. J. H. Smith on the words of Jesus from the cross. Everyone should hear these sermons. Dr. Smith grips his audience and the illuminated cross makes the service very impressive. The lights are turned off and only the lighted cross is seen which takes one back to the awful tragedy nearly two thousands years ago. Communion was administered to large groups of people. A splendid quarterly conference last Monday night and the next quarter work had been done despite the closeness of the money and the fifty dollars and fifty cents was raised. Many of the reports paid glowing concessions hard work during the year, and requested his return. All the layovers and the coming conference. They are determined that nothing shall be great people and will always do when the crisis comes. MT. HOREB BAPTIST CHURCH P. E. Castle, Pastor. Sunday School opened on them with Sput, J. M.-Bleeck and his teachers present. We witnessed a wonderful class. The Bible class was wonderfully blessed by having Dr. A. A. Gordon as its instructor for the day and we were invited to the day and we were part of his presence. He preached two novices that will use one remember the great event and having attended the great convention held last week in the city of Sherman, having baptized our pastors. Mrs. Long, Brother M. Lewis, Bishop Coleman and others are on the sick. Mrs. Long, Brother M. Lewis a successful service at our church Tuesday night, Oct. 16th. We learned the lectures from our breth- ers and we learned an able sermon. Our rally came on the 1st Sunday in November. HALLOWEEN DINNER PARTY Mrs. Fred McDonald catered with a Halloween dinner party, the home of Mr. Lee Flags, 1914. Mr. Lee Flags, 1914. Overs were laid for sixteen, the yellow Comes yellow candy in yellow Candleshade. Yellow and red candy were further carried into the Halloween scheme. The guests included the hotties and Miss Bennie Dr. and Mrs. Roy. Monan-Dr. and Mrs. Roy. Film. Fk. Worth. Mrs. Qeqa Strong catered to Intl. Mrs. Curtis Thurston Mrs. Misha Blakee Mrs. Mar. and William Greer, Mr. Emals Jones. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1928 A. W. DENT TO ORGANIZE MOREHOUSE_ALUMNI Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 27—At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees that week, Weekhouse College formally accepted the offer of the college to the College $200,000 toward an endowment, provided the College raised an equal amount in a period of three years. With this acceptance, plans are now on foot for the campus to raise $100,000 in quotes. One of the first steps in the campaign will be the organization of the Alumni And with that in view, the College has a secured the services of a particularly able and Mr. A. W. Dent, who comes to Morchebe College this year as Alumi Secretary, if an alumna of the College of Arts of 1926 Even before graduation his predecessor in business found expression in his work with the Atlanta Life Insurance Company the company three years, and when he resigned in September, 1957, to launch out on an investment company, Houston, Texas, he had reached the position of Traveling Andorter. In Heiphus he has served as President Company, from which company he has obtained a year's fave of above-average compensation. Morchebe College. An a business man, Mr. Deng has an enviable reputation, though he has been a student. It has been unusually successful, and he has been asked about it in the way in which many of more mature years and experience seek and respect the solution. In securing the services of a business man to help us at the University College has made an excellent forward approach to a successful camp STORK MAKE VISIT OUT OF THE CITY The stork visited the home of Grace Court, Sherrard, Texas and a fine baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Hampton, who lived in Lak don. Read—"M Read—"Mississippi Love!" WILLOWY He reached our suddenly and grabbed her. (EXTRACT FROM THE STORY) "The two eyed each other far a full minute, the girl from the man with lustful admiration and calculation. The man here she realized it he reached suddenly and by the wrist. "Baby, you save look good to me. Our old Blush. You be exacting piercing pleasure." "Rose shrank in foothing." "She also sounded he woke and felt out a piercing so." "The man uttered in wuth and placed a foul hand over it." "The girl held back." THE ILLUSTRATED FEAT EACH WEEK WITH EACH COPY BEGINNING NOVE EXTRACT FROM THE STORY) "The two yup each other for a full minute, the girl frankly frightened, the man with lustful jealousy and grimacing. "Then, before she realized it, he reached out suddenly and grabbed her by the hand. "Baby, you sure lacked good to me. Our old Black, Buy a kis, Nugget, he oaxed, drawing her heart him. "Bubbles, drawing her heart and let out a pinning scream. "The man uttered in oath and billed a foul hand over her mouth. "The girls hand swear." THE ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION EACH WEEK WITH EACH COPY OF THIS NEWSPAPER BEGINNING NOVEMBER 3RD THE NORTHWEST TEXAS CONFERENCE A. M. E. CHURCH CONVENES IN AMARILLO. RT. REV. W. SAMPSON BROOKS, PRESIDING By Chasa, W. Abington. Amarillo, Texas, Oct. 17—The Eighteenth session of the Northwest Texas Annual Conference met this morning. One gets some idea of the vastness of the Lone Star State when he considers the distance from the seat of the conference and the one which met last week at La Perca in the Rio Grande Valley—it is about being 1,000 miles from the other. And while Amarillo is in the Famous Panhandle only a short distance from New Mexico on one side—it is yet quite a distance from the Northern limits of the state. In one corner are fields of other citrus trees, flowers and cotton—in this section corn, wheat, cotton, sheep and those products which grow best in a northern climate. Amarillo is a beautiful modern city with a population of about forty thousand residents, a very fine group of Colored citizens. One church membership is small—but the members of other denominational groups opened their homes and treated the conference as real brethren. This application led to a new chapter in the C. M. E. and Baptist Churches. No finer spirit of cooperation could be desired. We would like to thank the relationship trust in this city between the races—the white citizens are quite friendly to us, and these men were told that none of the leading hotels have recently discharged. We have a white servant instead. I mention this because of the grower who has discharged with Negro labor—this touches us at the most vital point and we must not allow it to be so good where ever we get a chance. The time has come when a job The territory embraced by this conference is large and in many parts we find only a few race peaks, but it has a great work but it has a wonderful posi- mississippi FROM THE STORY) a full minute, the girl frankly frightens and calculation. he resisted out suddenly and grabbed it mme. Oire old bleak, Boy & Ike, Bugs im. and fell out, a pinching scream. and a foul lound over her mouth. STRATED FEATURE H EACH COPY OF WINNING NOVEMBER bilities. It is described in the future to be a great field. The one most needed at present is a sufficient amount of money to invest in building and build up the work. It is a question of which church can be established first. The conference has a wonderful group of men who are constantly struggling to eradicate the burden of African refugees. Love!" By the New Race Writer CAROLINE STANWIX Illustrated by JOHN GARTH WILBERT HOLLOWAY Love and Romance Along Old Man River. A Gambler and a Dentist Struggling for the Heart of a Beautiful Girl. The Secret: Quint and Charming Baton Rouge on the Mississippi River. An Aristocratic Maiden Would Sacrifice Herself to Save Her Parents' Home and Business. Local Negro Society Watches With Bated Breath. There's a Big Punch in Every Paragraph. There's a Languorous Love in Every Line. There's a Excitement in Every Episode. These are 4,000 Words of Human Interest and Heart Throbs. —Don’t Miss MISSISSIPPI LOVE By Caroline Stanwix Appearing Exclusively in Our November 10th Issue SECTION THIS NEWSPAPER R 3RD Professional Director Short breathing relieved in 36 to 48 hours; swaled in 15 to 20 days. Regulates the heart, corrects the liver and kidneys. Purifies the entire system. Collim Dropy Remedy Dcm. pany. Dept. 200, Atlanta, Ga. S. T. SIMPSON & SOMS, QUALITY TAILORS Difficult Alterations a Specialty. See Our Line Before Buying Your Fall Suits 4 406 N. Central Ave. A JAX HL-SPEED BALLONS TIRES ON EASY TERMS SECURITY TIRE COMPANY 2300 Swiss Ave. Dallas, Texas GOODYEAR TIRES ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN The S&J TIRE CO. MAIN AND REPAIR 7-6489 815 YOUNG'S Mr. and Mrs. Dave Allen, 2806 Fruit Aynsle, entertained on the Oklahoma city with a whole party thursday afternoon. October 14th at the airport arrived at appointing repaint. Mr. K. McMillan, a former Dallasote, returned Saturday morning, from Minnesota, where he had been working in the office and in now at 2827 Thomas Ave. Miss Carly Belle Jackson, at 413 Howell Rd, have a buffet dinner Sunday, 201-41-20 for her leaving Calgary, Texas, Sun. daily night, 12, 31, everybody has a slot time. We were accommodated with Mrs. Epersonon was hosted to the club and we were entertained consisted of salad on lettuce leaves, crackers, hot chocolate, amored cakes and candies. Our next meeting will be Thursday daily night. 20-12, Lulu, Latha Shanahan, Secretary; Mrs. Charm W-Wilson-Reporter. Miss Lena Ilbusti and Mrs. Eperson Williams of Media and Man Man, dester Carroll of Media were the destination. Mrs. Maggie Brown, 2406 Green Street. Mrs. Mattie Conyers of St. Louis, Mo. made a touring trip through the state of Texas, visiting relatives and friends in Marshall and also spent two weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. S. Reid. 5817 Walt Street, New York, is entertained while in the city. BOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL From the Principal's Office Special Promotions During the week the following special promotions were made in the High School's Little, Gilliard, Lowwood Mitchell, Susan Wyatt, Marcelette McDaniels, Margaret Garner, Autrey Jones, Howard Lewis, Geneva Coleman, Ruth Thomas, Leila Glasper, Rosa Warrior, Zenobia Brannon, Nona Littleton, Johnnie B. Green, Laura Ann Hill, and Helen Anderson. Tulma Proctor, Glen Birthday Twenty-four classmates of thepha Proctor in the domestic school celebrate a birthday party with rhema Webb on Wednesday of the class donated materials for the lunchroom. Principal of the class and expressed interest in the gift of the spirit of the birth. The preparation and service of the food was made a part of the celebration. In understanding that a similar party will be given each month for other Dr. Treator Sports Football squad Dr. R. H. Treator Local Necrophysician and alumnus of the football vice to the football squad this year. The doctor is a regular football boy on their out-of-low-school loyal supporter of the high school. Prof. G. H. McMeechan, Grand Professor of the United Brothers of Friendship of Texas With Headquarters in Houston, Yields the city. During the stay in the city he and Mrs. Joseph J. Rhoades Country Popul. Get Free Tution Following popul. of the Country. Local County and Country County and are receiving free tution from the country through the county. Free tution is free. Tution is T. Bull, Taska Bull, Carrine Gaughan, Duncan Jong, Joseph Larkin, George Larkin, T. G. Woodman, Jr. Warren Howe Harrison, Carlene Bush, Carlene Ellen Bush, Ulla, Booth, Ptolemy Allen. A musical program of all non-renant students at the rate of $5 per month. Music program on Pr Friday Morning at 10:00 O'Clock A special musical program was based by the high school orchestra under the direction of Mr. A. B. Jackson, Jr. musical director of the Association of Teachers of the Association of Parents Students and Teachers were of the school on that occasion. Mist F. Simpson and Mr. A. W. Simpson, 1915-2000. The warrior of Mr. A. Arzur Jeffrey, the son of Mr. A. Arzur Jeffrey, and Mr. A. Florina Simpson, the daughter of Mr. A. Florina Simpson, took radio, took Simpson, took 29th at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. A. Florina Simpson, W. Humboldt, F. Worth, Mr. J. Roberts is a former student of Prudence High School. Mr. John Fuller, a pulman porter of Oklahoma City, Oka- tape, graduated from two weeks' vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fulter, and from Mr. Fuller, who Fuller is an uncle of Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Alba Hawkward of Glim- ron, Texas, was a week and guest of her mother and brother in her life. She attended Colby St. and Alba State Fair and returned Monday to her home having had a delightful stay. Mrs. Kohl Burun of Arlipion was a guest of Mrs. Will have Munson even and enjoyed a delicious探店. Mrs Ruby-E. Clark of Tyler Texas, was a recent visitor in guest of her mothers, Mrs. Gody and aunt, Mrs. Frances Duncan, and aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan. She had her ever treated and has now returned home to resume her work. Mrs. Fuller was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Gohler and Walter W. Duncan, who tendered her white in the city. Mr. John Fuller has remained her position as clerk in the offices of the Knights of Phi-beta, account of Nervous break down, and account of heart trouble for some time. Mrs. B. H. Martin of Mexia, Texas, who underwent an an- lation a few days ago is improving Blanche Barnes, 1745 Burford St. Little Miss Telaia Wynan who has been continued to her bed for three weeks is able to be up again from the deloitte, of her friends. public school at Alameda. She will continue her school work at Alameda and at the close of school the couple will live in Dallas. OAK CLIFF SMITTES CHAPPELL A. M. E. CHURCH 1238 East Tenth St. New York, NY 10017 at this church. Rev. Johnson of Sparks Chapel and his congregation us at 3:36 p.m. are invited. Nice 2-room cottage for sale on East Fake Pike in Home-Stone Chapel. Rent for $1250 per worth $1800, will take $1236 cash or term to wait. You see A. C. or phone 3-5761. Reporter. Dr. J. H. Franklin, Pastor Girls Heveres, Special Promotions.—Fair Guards: New Medicine Capinets; Fire Questionnaire. The following boys from our school served Mrs. H. Morgan of the Weltgard Department at the tale-last Friday as guards for lost children: Chris Brown, Stillman Overton, Warren Jobs and Willie James. Miss Ruby Mae Ventress took a chorus of girls to render two numbers and the opening program of the Methodist Annual Conference that opened its season Tuesday night at the St Paul Church. The Chorus was composed of these girls: Carrie Carr, Geneva Green, Louise Arnold, Ruth Ella George, Luelle Blackman, Hiloise Jobe, Mable Jackson, Novella Wilder, Queen Esther Sanders, Ethel Mae Arnold, Jagwell DeWitty and Henrietta. Wilkerson, Our school hopes to serve the community. The membership of the girls was limited to two sections had to be made with Miss Williams and Miss Wiss. Miss Williams was as faculty sponsor Novella Wilder with Miss Wiss. Miss Wilder with Miss Lissie and Miss Lissie Arnold with Miss Bristen, serving as president and secretary respectively, under each Under our school system pupils who show special interests may be promoted upon the recommendation of the Senior Science班, Mrs. Wiley J. Wiley 2, Mrs. George's room and Olls Bank of Mrs. Robbins room have been opened to Mrs. George's room Little Miss Princess, Jones, Little Miss Bookman and Mae Peterson are the "Little Nineres" in Mrs. George's room. Miss G. V. Kruhn, our nurses Little Miss white medicine cabinet in which the ready aid for minor accident are kept for immediate use. The Board of Education sent the pupils to size, calling attention to the home habits of the many fires in our city. These were signed by each pupil and the fire Chief. Thursday night, Oct. 18, 1998. Night nigh at Jenkins Mishael A. M. E. Church, Dr. C. L. Moyran and Dr. A. M. Moyran the fourth and last quarterly season. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1928 Purchase- HOME-SITE Our Plan is very simple. If you are now paying $10 to $25 a month for rent, that is all you need for payment on this beautiful LOT. An opportunity like this may never be offered you again. Home-Stead Addition Main Thoroughfare EAGLE FRIKE All Concrete Where else can you find such value in large LOTS, high elevation on permanent Highway with 40 feet streets and 10 feet alloys? Out of the High Cost of Living District. Home-Steed Purchasers: Below are a few of the Home-Steed purchasers. You may have one or more friends, business partners, or family members and our low terms and plan of purchase. Our best recommendation is our satisfied customer Ridgway Robinson, Webb McKinney, George Crockett, Tommy Williams, George McClain, Henry Belding shadow, Mabel Belding, Henry Belding shadow, Mabel Belding, gas and telephone are available. A WASHINGTON & REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Births AND Carry Richardson, 2111 Convent Alley, Oct. 12, a boy. Thomas Smith, 3927 Dildock, Oct. 16, a girl. Fred Douris Jackson, 230 S. Hill, Oct. 11, a girl. Samuel Elder, 2605 North Central, Oct. 14, a girl. Billy Hugh Watkins, Oct. 12, 706 Horton. I. Ceyn Nil, 441 Sparks, Oct. 12. Katie Williams, 501 Good, Oct. 12. WIFE AND SON OF LATE REV. L. E. CAMPBELLE STREET PEW DAYS IN DALLAS Rev. A. L. Campbell accompanied by his wife and mother, stepmother, and stepfather, with Mrs. J. E. Smith, his sister, while en route to the annual Baptist convention which in 1912 was held in Chicago. Campbell is the son of the late Rev. L. L. Campbell, well known Baptist leader of Teens for many years and founder of the St. Paul Baptist congregation and advocate of Austin. More than two hundred of the well known members of Dallas' social set were-entertained last Friday night at the Pythian Temple by Mrs. E. J. Crawford with a dance honorig several out of town relatives and visiting friends. Beginning at 10 o'clock and continuing until the early hours, the guests danced to the tunes of an efficient orchestra. The honor guests were Mrs. B. F. Jenkins, Mrs. E. Gray and Mrs. I. C. Morris. Mines A. Adams and Mrs. S. C. Black presided at the punch bowl. The receiving time was composed of Mrs. B. E. Howell, Mrs. A. S. Wells and Mrs. A. E. Lee. ST. JAMES A. M. E CHURCH Dr. C. W. Abington, presiding elder, holds successful Quarterly meeting at St. James, The quarterly sermon Sunday morning was instructive and soul-reviving. Macedonia Baptist Church led in the Uthersia Contest which closed over Monday night. Mrs. Abington, who the first prize in the St. James Uthers Contest and Mrs. Kitchen of Holt St. C. M. E. won second prize. A large crowd is expected to hear The Fourth Word from the Cross Sunday night. Every visitor will be given a prize. A Internet is being mastered day by day, night. The Howitzer-Swift day night, night. The Howitzer-Swift day night, night. November 3rd promised to be one of the greatest entertain- ments of the century. Office OF PPE ference at the absence of the P. E., Dr. C. W. Abington, Dr. M. Orton, Dr. J. W. Sternberg, the sarmona ever heard. The quarter was a great success, raised all the help we needed to over We thank our friends and over. We help us in helping us make our quarterly conference a success. A. B. Alligator, P. C. M., M. A. B. Alligator, Report. A Native Son Returns After spending the past several years at the Angela J. C. Angela J. C. Angela Jesse son, Mr. J. W. Jones, of Jillian Thomas Avenue and turns to visit his father, Mr. W. J. Jones, of Jillian Thomas Avenue several months. Jones was started and attended school here. Leaving school, he entered the University of Texas, where which trade, he has successfully followed in the career in the Musical and Social Clubs, possessing a rich base roster, his music has been well received, he has filled with much credit, many enquiries in the Music and Social Clubs. Mr. J. W. Jones family moved to Los Angeles in his Studaker Sedan and to plan to spend the coming month here in the city. Mrs. Jewell Warren, Mr. Joe Jones, Mr. and M. G. Kolomanan 2998- Miramara St., October 18, with a dinner at Miramara St. L. Johnson, Miss Eva Young, Mrs. L. Johnson, Miss Eva Young, Mrs. brook, Mrs. Pamille Rammel, Mrs. and Mrs. Mark Rammel, Mrs. following menu was served: Fried steak, pickled peppers, fruit sauce, ice cream and cake. After An enjoyable evening was spent. MANY SAN ANTONIO VISITORS AT FAIR Among the many visitors to the State Fair on Monday of last week were fifteen cars from San Antonio which brought Mr. and Mrs. Claude Booker A. Bolton, of The National Benefit Life; J. S. Cameron, assistant district manager of The National Benefit Life, Jerry Sims, L. J. Hatht, E. Morris, James Washington, James Hamilton, J. D. Lowery, N. E. Lowery, Joseph Hamilton, Ellis Smith, S. Shandy, Prof. B. K. Maynard, Miss Bettle Brown, Mrs. C. Ellis. The cars included practically all of the standard makes from Hudzons, Nash and Dodge to Packard, Marmon and Flying Clouds. A CORRECTION Mrs. Mamie Brown entertained her sister, Mrs. Mary Ealy at 3406 Greenwood Street in New York last week. BAPSTEST DELEGATION LEAVES FOR WICHITA FAILS CONVENTION Members of the Old Convention Baptist election left Tuesday for the annual state convention. It is to be held this week. Many of the group in Dallas were included in the delegation. MRS. I. PAYNE UNDERGROSS OPERATION Mrs. I. L. E. Payne, well known for the young social user, who underwent operations at the Pinkton Clinic on Monday morning is re-elected. There are good chances for an early recov- BE-SITE BASIC BASIS PLAN. you are now paying $10 to pay for payment on this beautiful day never be offered you again. ADDITION FORD PIKE All Co. LOTS, high elevation on permanent out of the High Cost of Living? No City Taxes — No Big JUNI BANTY Petroleum of Eay In Case of Sickness Concrete Paved Thorough The Easie Ford Baved Pike along one mile of Home-Stand A All Home-Sound Avenues connected Churches, Schools, lights, gas air phones are available. BGTON & CO., 1724 2800 REINVESTMENTS LOTS Births AND Deaths Jedson, 3111 Col. 12, a-boy. h. 3927, Duldock a. jackson, 320 R. 2605 North Cen-girl. deaths Watkins, a. 10. 3411 Sparks, Oct. maus, 604 Good, Oct. John Wimberly, Hackell, Oct. 12. Betty Robinson, Hackell, Oct. 14. Vadie Jackson, 10, Joy, Oct. 16. Ardella Mellock, Central, Oct. 15th. Int. Oct. 16. Ed Mozes, 2205 I. Marshall Vokes, 10, Oct. 18. N OF LAST REV. RADIO CON DR. HOBART W. REID. Dentist Ammonsoon to his pat- and friends, the REMOVAL OF HIS DEPOT OFFICE From Pythian Temple McMillan Sanitarius Office Hour: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sunday by Appointment Phones: Office: 8-5191 Phone: Real OFFICE: 8-5191 RES 2-Boom House.-$ 750 3-Boom House.-$ 900 3-Boom House.-$ 1850 EASY TEAMS TE paying $10 to $25 a on this beautiful LOT, need you again. Addition All Concrete aviation on permanent High- hight Cost of Living District. Notes — No Big Notes Department of Daytime Case of Sickness. 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Highlightet at his post and the teacher will work out and it will be enforced by many. The lesson was reviewed by the passersby at 10:00 o'clock, the pastor preached from St. John 4:40, chap. The lesson was good. Service was good. The president of the Hofe Mission Society called her brave soldiers to arms, they had little lesson which was taught at 7:50 o'clock, the pastor preached another wonderful service. Nindle to All West Dahlia Cities High School, addition, Earle Ford Plke, no mind, large, maze, proverbs in this section is here to increase the price of these lessons on the lowest term possible and on the lowest term possible and make employment, giving flu or six years to it possible for you 6:00 own your home. Our plan is to be based upon you needing us, time you need us, A. C. WASHINGTON, telephone 2-5611, 6002 Swain Ave. The Mission Women are playing at the bee tea at the home of Mother Janet F. F. F. Mother Janet F. F. F. 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Cepers taught, epiphanies given, beauty tips given. Dyeing and Bleaching, Hot Oil Tresms neat, Beauty Culture, Manufacturing Remedy, 80 cents, Pressing Oil, 60 cents, Temple Oil do not matter to make your hair grow. 2000 E. Marion St. Glennville, TN THE DALLAS EXPRESS MEMBER NATIONAL MESO PRESS ASSOCIATION THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO., (Incorporated) DALLAS. : : : TEXAS There has never been a presidential campaign in the history of America in which racial hatreds have flared as high and as frequently as in this one. So frequent have they become and so numerous are the occasions on which the racial issue has been injected that leaders of the white race in Georgia have appealed to the nation for a passion of the practice in the interest of continued good will. That is as it should be. It is time for white leaders of thought and for lovers of progress in the south to take the forward step in stopping a practice which, having its foundation in ignorance and bigotry, seeks to perpetuate the reign of demagoguery by appealing to the baser instincts of a hysterical section which has always imagined things rather than faced the facts connected with the life of the Negro among them. All sensible Americans will applaud the act of these ministers and leaders of southern thought and members of the Negro race are grateful to them for their show of red Christian spirit. Notice to the Public Any arroscous reflection upon the charter, standing, or reputation of any person, firm or co- pany which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be greatly corrected upon it being brought to the attention of the publication. Subscriptions Payable in Advance 1 Year .09.99 2 Months .09.99 3 Months .1.00 Single Copy .09.99 To Negro voters however, it should be interesting to note that the majority of these instances of injection of the racial issue come from Democrats. Whether, in their zeal to split their own party and assure the election of the Republican nominee or whether they simply desire to cement their follower's interest in the party, they talk about the Negro. The 'Anti-Simpson' Democrats who would add others to their ranks point to the fact that Negroes are the wards of Tammany Hall and they send in memorable posters and pictures throughout the mails showing instances of Negro office holders against the command of Tammany Hall. If they are regular Democrats who desire to see Al Smith in the White House, they point with their hands to the selection of Negroes to federal jobs. In other words, all Democrats seem to have an anti-Negro complex which they cannot escape. The Republicans as such have resorted to none of these tactics. They have denounced them as unworthy of their notice. Of course where they have been calculated to win votes for Hoover, they have not complained about Negro Voter WOULD HAVE SENSED THIS CONDITION AND REALIZED THAT HIS DUTY TO THE PARTY is plain. HE MUST VOTE REPUBLIC CAN. THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published EVERY SATURDAY MORNING in the Year at 2600 Sykes Ave. Entered at Post Office at Dallas River, Chicago, Illinois under Act of Congress, March 1879. FOREIGN ADVERTISING HUMANISM PRACTICE W. KIPP COMPANY. 608 South Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinois THE QUEENSLAND has never, helpless the white father, neither has it been diagnosed, nor has it been afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plain, every day, sensible, one, and always, always, always, always, titious no will to match, the bending breasts; flies on disposition, breech, on the nourishment, as bread as our country, in life of even hand, justice covers all the hard- ground, we face the hard- ground. This is pretty, high ground, but we live do it and are properly caring, and with us. This ground is boy. W. B. KING. What Kind of Religion Is This This journal is not interested in denomination as much as it is in the spread of religion and the cultivation of the spirit of Jesus. Christian men among us have the eroticism of being radiant in some of the views with regard to the present day church it it can but call the attention of really conserved men and women to the eroticism of the Church to the lack of real Christian spirit which they enforce. And it is for the reason that the church is the holding of the conventions of the various churches of this state in which figures, as well as events over the collection of men to head the various branches of the church. Last week in Sherman another pitish incident occurred: In a convention. In their seat to meet their favorite to a position of responsibility, a group of ministers and eminent lymens distributed the peace, made apostales of themselves which were disgusting to all sensible men, brought a great church down to the level of an ordinary political machine and almost disgraced the name of the one in whose name they had lost. They were wild for office and determined to win at any cost. At the same time that all of this was formy on their schools were in need of funds, their property had not been�dled of debt, their publicizing was not as flourishing as formerly and other difficulties were besieging them from many angles. Yet, they were willing to divide their forces and spend good money in a struggle through the courts which will do no good for any one but the lawyers and those who control the courts. Why should this continue to be so? Why should good men admit, despite control of themselves as to forget in think of the larger phases of their lives? How should we be as little leader in such a place, as there in adherence to the philosophy of those who would be greatest among you, let him be more servant? Two contrasting strategies in which nothing but bitterness is ingrained; and those who continue to foster it. The leaders of that convention should determine to do better, to be more selfless, to be more to demand that they do better. The people are satisfied THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1888 THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION The Washington Post of September 18th, in the column called "The People's Party," ten years later the Republican party, under the pressure of the Negro, under the pressure of the White, which it cannot hope to control the government, will resume its role in the South. It will be a Federal election law" and, in response to the nullification candidates for president "is a vote for the return of rule by the bayonet and the contention is being broadened throughout the South. It is unquestionable that the South will be the nation, and infinitely injurious to the Negro. It is untruthful to the real issue, which is "Shall the Negro be allowed to live in the situation and the liquor traffic is given a special privilege to deserve property and peace upon the Let's be perfectly frank about the North, the Norwegian or Democratic countries tore North Dakota down in any inparty. If it would have been the South, it would have been the North. MCDONALD ASSAILS KELLY MILLER AND COURIER EDITOR Dean Kelly, Miller and Editor Robert L. Vann, are two big Heaver Boosters. We admire the man, but can have no respect for their judgment. Dr. Miller must think that his articles are so deep, learns and publishes, and that the Neo-Communist movement is dense that they are unable to comprehend the issues involved in the pending Presidential Campaign. He points out 1,900 good reasons to vote against the leadership of Mr. Moover. But he states that because of prohibitions, his Neo-Communist movement is good and aumentes courage against Heaver and for only one reason. SENATOR BORAH COMES TO TEXAS For the first time in more than a decade a member of the Central Republican Committee has invaded Texas and the south for campaigning for a presidential candidate. This time it was Senator William E. Borah, well known supporter of Herbert Hoover and platform orator without a peer in this country. That he appeared to great advantage in the espousal of the Hoover candidacy and that his remarks were favorably received was evidenced by the thunderous applause which greeted him from time to time during the course of his speech. That Texas is in earnest in its differences of opinion as to whether or not it shall remain Democratic during this campaign is not to be doubted. The crowd packed the auditorium of the Fair Park in which the lecture was held and many members of the race were in attendance on special invitation from Anti-Smith Democrats. Lily-white Republicans and anti-Smith Democrats filled the platform and many of them including R. B. Creager spoke. But old man Kelly Miller, blessed with a wonderful mind, will write, lengthy articles criticizing present day Republican Party officials which he sets down against the leadership of the Reagan administration, lengthy criticisms of the truth, cruelty and timeliness. His letters turn every man and woman into a critic of the Republican Party, except himself in leadership and prove with out a question that they so-called the wrong direction. But no for the life of us, can we write such a long, sharp and, truthful criticism again and again, to write these long, sharp, bulbs and, truthful criticism again and again, to write these long, sharp, bulbs and wicked indictments that he makes and voice-to-each course of which, Kelly Miller himself, no bitterly complains of. That politics makes strange bedfellows is not to be doubted now that the unbelievable has happened in Texas. But as a strange as this occurrence seems and as strange as these bedfellows are, the issue involved in the campaign warrant their mixing, even if for this once only. And there is need as well for all interested citizens to mix with whatever group is necessary in order to guarantee the sort of government which this country needs and to participate in doing the necessary thing for the prosperity of this nation. Prohibition was the main theme of the speech of Senator Burand. And this jointly managed mission in its efforts to keep the Republican nominee were not made during the course of the address. The speaker carefully avoided any reference to religion, the race issue or any of the more "dynamic loaded" issues of the campaign, but he appeal to the supporters of the temperance movement to continue to fight against the corruption of the state. All of the mixed elements were agreed and it is on this issue that Texas Democrats have spit. It will also be on this issue that the state will come closer to becoming a Republican state that at any former time in its recent history. Negro voters may have a large hand in bringing this to pass and it is defined as the "fairness of the state." Robert Hobert, the candidate whose record is one of fairness and whose awash duty it will to interpret the laws in a way calculated to bring prosperity to the country. The time is now at hand when they must lay all thought of past injuries, which cannot now be remedied, and vote for the organization which will bring them more advantage than ever. Who lives in the 15,000,000 netherlands of the United States? Kelly Miller declares nobody but him, and Charles Daly, there are a few of the 15,000,000 of whom he assumes to speak for them. What he has senses enough to know, that what he no learnly points out against present any leadership or influence, that he constitutes the blackest crime of iniquity and partly corruption ever recorded in the history of the world. Suppose the Lreager regime has not been just to them? Can they help matters by voting as a group for the Democratic party which has been, still is, and which promises still to be the enemy of Negro progress? Admitting that the record of the Republican party has not been all that was hoped for, there is no reason to add "insult to injury" by showing them our strength by a Democratic party whose aims of disfranchisement about our backs move more lightly. Over against all of the physical and political crime, ingratitude, mal-administration of Government Ku Kluxism, Lily Whitem, graft, high taxes, trading and barriering the natural resources of the Republic to powerful private monopolies, bribery and corruption of the present day leaders of the Republican Party; Kelly Miller stands prohibition; (which is now a part of the organic laws of the land and for which we cast our first vote and have advocated from 1887 to 1928) and urges his fellow Countrymen to continue the leadership of the Reoublican Party responsible for all the wickedness pointed out by him because this leadership pretends to be a Strange bedfellows some of our neighbors may be in this campaign; but they can be used as distinct assets to a success in which all of America, ourselves included, may share. And they would be blind voters indeed, who did not vote for the Democratic Party and who would force and vote for Hoover and progress. HERBERT HOOVER THE MAN IS THE FRIEDER OF HUMANITY. THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AT ITS WORST IS INFinitely THAN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AT ITS BEST. NEGRO VOTERS MAY AS WELL REALIZE THAT THEY HAVE NOTHING TO GAIN BY SUPPORTING DEMO- Mr. Robert I. Vahn, owner of the course, thinks that the course will barrier their窍门. "We have a system of delivering any services for that money. He says, 'A great number of people have been detected of the Colored race.'" CRATIC NOMINES BUT THAT TIEY HAVE MUCH TO LOSE BY SUCH A COURSE. THIS CAN BE REALIZED BY THE PASSAGE OF A PAYGN MATERIAL WHICH IS BEING USED IN WHICH OUR RACE IS ALWAYS MADE THE SCAPEGOAT SELF RESPECT DEMANDS THAT WE VOTE THE REPUBLIC CAN TICKET: COMMONSENSE DICTATES THIS TO THE PASSAGE OF A PAYGN MATERIAL IN NESCAPABLE. LET ALL OF US MAKE UP OUR MUNDS TO GO TO THE POLIS IN NOVEMBER AND DO THE SENSIBLE THING. LET US VOTE AS A MASS FOR HEREBET HOVER PROSPERITY AND GOOD This is due to the fact that a great deal of money has been spent on the campaign and they certainly are antitized to get a great deal of money. The hunk of this campaign has been best led to believe that every New York who accepts Democratic money is going to vote for-and-worth it. THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION one in the country. North and South, knows that such an attempt would throw the nation back fifty years. Any Southerner who doesn't know that there is a general sympathy in the North with Southern racial perplexities is uninformed. Rightly or wrongly, the average Northerner is convinced that the South knows more about how to manage its own affairs than the North knows, that the Negro is making rapid and substantial progress and that on the whole, the question is working itself out. The white people of the South certainly must know that the atrocities he has committed have healed him. He has more to lose by social disturbances in the South than any one other state in the southern states have actually been spending. for Negro education much more than the education in the South, he faces the race. He senses the growth of a new friendliness and confidence in the South, sees yeshrines decreasing in number, notes the organization of in-flight airlines, he realizes his own economic and social progress and he _doen't_ it stopped short by key payoffs. The South, black or white, has nothing whatever to fear. Board of Temperance Circlehead Mr. Rashkob will find on the morning of November 6th that the Negro has been in politics a little longer than he has and white he may know a great deal about it. But he out that Negroes know a great deal more about how to take the Negroes without any thought or intention of delivering any service for that. This is a shameful, unwarranted and slaughterful indictment. It is not a character, a character and sincerity of every negro man and woman in the race. Vann himself. He should out of sense of surprise throw the foot of the Negroes reflec tion race. The Negro's worse and most uncompromising enemy could be We wonder if Mitor Vann a talking from powerful experiences in the political campaign, find out that Negroes know it, and money in political campaigns without any thought or intention to pay for it. The money in political campaigns without any thought or intention to deliver any service for that money is called "money." Did Editor Vann ever pay for it, without any thought or intention to deliver any service for that money, or did all Negroes be judged by their actions? Mitor Vann forges that all legalities of the disfranchisement of Negroes must be presumption that Negroes are willed, can be forgiven and accepted without any thought or intention to deliver any service for that money. Negro Newspapers throughout the United States are all today branded by the enemies of the race as organs of vice, deception, hospitality, agitation, slander and even criminal libell and the enemies of the Negro race are now backed by the untruthful assertions of Editor Vann made in a desperate attempt to ridicule the purposes and intentions of 75 per cent of the free and independent Voters of his race who will vote for Gov. Al Smith, and who seek no official recognition and desire only that their children and themselves be allowed to labor and enjoy the fruits of that labor as all others are allowed under the laws and Style of the People. Some day the Negro was of America's will, refuse to support and maintain, mon who for prestige of gain, slander and misrepresent the whole race, we have no brief and have not been called upon to defend Negro Democrats, but we venture the assertion that 75 per cent of the intelligent, decent, Negro citizens of the United States, whether Republicans or Democrats, capable of being insulted and who are disgusted with the record of present day so-called Republican leaders, will match the polls on November 6th, and vote for Gov. Al Smith. Prairie View, Texas, Oct. 27—The local alumni of Prairie View State College are planning to welcoming students and visitors on Homecoming Day November 20. The local alumni under president U.S. P. Brown are unusually active in making November 20 commencement and coming-days in the history of the college. The day will be doubly interesting. The Langston University, the University of Texas, and many thousands to Prairie View view aggregation in the latter's first conference and many thousands to Prairie View. HENDERSON—Mr. Hebron Baptist Church in their rally sale $113.65 for their new church of which they expect to build in the next year. The price is $100 of that amount. Rev. C. W. Williams, their pastor in Prairie View, will be attending. Program: Miss Elizabeth Myers and others are attending. Hope Wells Association this week will host a celebration of Marshall, were guests of city, M. J. A. Beekhoff left Mem. As an American citizen belonging to the Constitution, we are being infirmed upon with shameless impunity I am an undertaker to write a book on the patriotic American citizens of African descent. I wish to comment on the government; I am the self-chosen proponent of my under author education in all the Nationalers, so called, are either self-chosen or hand picked. The only company that for many years I have given close study to the Nero problem is the Nationalers' general aspects, which justifies the assumption and ability toathlete general mind and to-get them forth in adequate and understandable ways and the essay is open to challenge of my race, albeit at a later time the racial attitude just as it is, with nothing extinguished and I was the first or among the first of the Colored race to advocate your nomination through the White House, and least one national daily. This I did at a time when many of the candidates were sitting on the front desk on the Howe or hand band watch sitting on the floor at the clocks and watching the writings of the politician which I favor on nomination and because he was the best candidate of the Best parts appealing to the Amorosa people here to the attitude as fully as unexpected shifts. in conditions will permit. but caner complete the trumpet of the Grand Old Party whose standard bearer you are, and greet the pressing point of ungrateful happenings, leading up to, transpiring at and out of the Kauai In order to have a clear understanding, let me begin with a definite Dictionary, a "Lily White" in a Southern Republican who is appointed to the office of the party which gained the upper hand and manipulated things in the lily white formula in all of its policies and procedures. Your nondiscriminatory well oiled smoothies that it effectively flattened out every connection you made to your Negro delegates were induced to vote for a program called "The Ninth Amendment." Even Your Negro delegates were induced to vote for a program called "The Ninth Amendment." The convention under your reserved control deliberately and fifteen Amendment and Fifteenth Amendments with the Eighteenth Amendment. The Eighteenth Amendment made a vital part of the party's creation. The Puffy Negro delegates protested these human rights amendments. When the Republican party struck out the nerve of the Negro political enthusiasm. The Third Amendment. Amendments were inserted in the Constitution for the especial benefit of the Nazro race. These are the chief jewels in the crown of liberty. But when these are in jeopardy his heart grows heavy and his hopes sink within his breast. If any political party will but write these amendments at the head of the platform the Negroes care little about what is written underneath. The political horses of the female sex rest upon the Nineteenth Amendment. Any attempt to frustrate or defeat the purpose and intendent of this amendment would arouse the deepest female resilience and resentment. How can you expect it to be otherwise with the Negro when the charter of his liberty is tampered with, injury was tinged with insult when platform made ineliminous reference to the gained. Lincoln's, reverence for the Constitution as a poetical religion. That a party which condposes and winks at flagrant nullification of sundry portions of the Constitution should indulge such empty avowal of faith reminds us that the age has gone by when men expected sacrifice to be visited by consign punishment from heaven. No sooner was the convention adjourned than did your management proceed to put the little white program in operation. First the field must be cleared of every Negro leader who functioned of footfully in the party organization. This was the necessary to make place for them. His white plane was to be built at all times, and disliked or discredited as condition precedent. The tactics of the Bourbon Democrats in overwhelming the regime of reconstruction was copied. In detail, Make the Negro official ofious as the eyes of the nation by fixing upon him a criminal record. Perry Howard, the national committeeman from Mississippi, was indicted, being prosecuted by one of your chief lemmonants, on charge of laying tribute upon, on office holder when his radiation was not at all. The�, as the new American Benjamin J. Davis, a national committeeman from Georgia, was placed under similar charge and maneuvered out of his committeemanship. Walter Cohen, surveyor of the Port of New Orleans, grand master of the Republican party in Louisiana, was indicted at an earlier stage, for violation of the Volstead act; but after exoneration was ruthlessly relegated to make form for his lily white supplier. Robert R. Church, who controlled the political fortune of the Republican, was a congressional district officer. I'm a girl nineteen years of age. I have not lots of boys that I really care about, but somehow they can help me. I hear from them over three or four times. None of them seem to care enough for me to go with me long at a time. Can you give me any advice? I do not want me to attend any social affairs or dances nor does he want me to have a boy friend. What about that? I am staying with my ants and she shares with my father in she lives. I am not a friend of any real friends what to do but reading your advice in the Dallas Express decided to ask you. Do Lolly. It is an impossible task to attempt to make a list of the things that will make you different from different types of girls and no doubt, you have not run across the follow yet to see you have boy friends and being as young as you are, I should worry about any particular one. Have a cunning talk with you and have a heart to talk with you and passage to your side with regards to boys and social affairs. At any time I do not want it understood. For a moment that the Negro, wishes to palate or excuse personal—or official wrong doing committed by members of the race. If any or all of these men are guilty as alleged they ought to be required with the same type of punishment accorded to that class of wrong doors. But here is where the Negro's deepest grievance has. The evidence is convincing, to any candid mind that prosecution was resorted, not on account of the nature of the offense, but rather the race of the offender. The ruling motive was not righteous punishment for crime but political advantage. How close can it be explained that the charge of exacting tribute which is as old as Southern Republican politics, should have remained without judicial notice until immediately after the the Kansas City Convention, when the Portis of Republican politics was forthwith dispatched to a backwoods town in Mississippi to secure instant indictment against Perry Howard who, at the convention, had shown some retrial/trance against the ruthlessness of the lilly white steam. The Engineer by the General Now has said that the alleged offense for which Perry Howard was indicted has been a widespread and general practice under both Democratic and Republican administration. A Republican congressman from Texas stood in his place on the floor of the House and declared that the sale of federal offices in his state was as free and frequent as selling cattle in the market. But in this instance it was alleged that a lily white, your supporter, did the selling. We have not yet heard of a prosecution, to say nothing of an indictment. Files of the congressional records will show that the Hon. Baseom Stemp, national committeeman from Virginia, was charged with documentary evidence, with the same type of offense for which the Mississippi national committeeman was indicted and yet Mr. Stemp became private secretary to President Coolidge and is now functioning as high-printest in your campaign management, with never a mumbling word of course or condemnation from any other Republican in high place. I understand that you desire to step up a new leadership, white and black who come with clean hands. But why begin with the poor Negro bows hands are black or than the rest, only by reason of physical pigmentation? The Republican party by reason mislead of its highest officials has beamirched the government with appalling corruption, without evincing the slightest indication of spontaneous resentment or rightous indignation. Whenever these things are mentioned in orthodox Republican circles, fingers fly to the lips signalling a sinister and creumespect silence. The Grand Old, Party should indeed purge and purify itself of the record covering the first part of the past eight years. But to begin with the pleadillies of Negro functionaries whose alleged misdeeds involve only a few thousand dollars does not impress the level mind as being either genuine or sincere. Mr. Secretary, I often wonder if your are accessible of the deep injury and wrong which these things, perpetrated in your name, and on your behalf, are inflicting upon the reputation of the Negro race, a race do vitally dependent upon its reputation, as all weak peoples are. The imperative inference is that the Negro should not be entrusted with public power by reason of racial venality and corruption. It will require another halt generation to outlive the curse which those who overthrow reconstruction inflicted upon this race by imputing the real and fancied ills of that experiment to innate. Nera characterizes Men still have the off-fronty to stand upon the floor. EDITOR'S NOTE Why not write your troubles to Nan's Note. The conductor of this column is a person well versed in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of real service to those of the young and the old whose counsel of a sucrialist. She will tell you the young misses how to solve their problems. She will give advice to the young men who seek an advice. She has had opportunity to observe the young and she can well tell parents of their children are viewing the problems which are confronting them. Why tell Nan's when you are in need of counsel. Just address Nan's Notes (care The Dailar Express, 2000) and Ave. Dallas, Texas your father, for they are the ones to whom you will have to turn in time of trouble. Jafar's the time when you will have given advice become scarce. To G W. C. I cannot give you the information you want through the paper. But there is no other way to describe you except as perfectly ill to you. You can be a self-addressed, stamped envelope. I will gladly send you a reply to your letter. I made midcourses of Negro participants into entrust power in Negro hands. In my judgment, for the itemhouse management, operative sanction of its approval to this proflagrant against a stringent sanction of its approval to this out of air. No political party within our history has ever persecuted a more dastardly place (Continued Next Week) KNOW TEXAS Manufacturer of carbon black from natural gas is a growing industry. New employees about 1,600 people. Texas has moved late-season price in production or natural gas, a 45 per cent decrease last year. The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company is 1,270,000 telephone by 1958. It now has about 14,939,000 acres, or the original plant forest area, in Texas only about 1,100,000 acres remain. Each weary night I try to sleep, But aweens all in the vain; I roll and thunk in the air; Till daylight comes again. Bell I miss you at dawning, dear, When the rose is wet with dew; I know the day can bring so joy, Because it brings and you. I see a little cottage, We once had wanted so; But Fate had played her hand too well, And chilled for you to go. It was only one of many dreams, Which never came to me, But still I dream of days gone by, Of springtime, dear, and you. Sotta miss you, Sweetheart, That's why I'm feeling blue, I've tried to sleep about you, But just can't help thinking about you. Jumby submitted, G. WENDELL TERRELL. B. OF F. ACTIVITIES that hath an ear let, The eminent minister. Grand Secretary, McGrud Conferens With Rescue Secretary and Other Officials Dotted about here, and there over the city are loyal U. B. F. that deserve to be known as "trug fraternalists." Visitors who come on business of social errands carry away the message of their tidings and well-being and shining good cheer. These true fraternalists are attracting the type of citizen who leaves that the possession of an investment Polley, carrying cash, loan and extended features will inevitably perpetuate a long and needed guarantee in the continuance of profitable fraternal insurances. Grand Secretary, McGruder, with headquarters in Houston, spent Sunday in the city in interest of the Orders and while here conferred with the Secretary of Rescue (Business Men's) Lodge, and other officials. He displayed agreeable endorsement of the work in progress. Rescue (Business Men's) Lodge No. 137 held enthusiastic and joint session Monday night in its regular meeting Hall and dispensed with business of high importance. He was not many new and old members present with varied and suggestions for the advancement of this organization. Joseph J. Rhoads Lodge was represented, and the Musical organization is taking form. quoted to see the Secretary$2800 The Worthy Maker, I. E. R. important notice to the following James Hayes - Fred M. McCol- Dawn, Rev. George N. Stowell, Rev. George R. Stowell, Reed Jones, John H. Jackson, William Durhard, E. E. Gribe, Jack You are hereby notified that you are immediately and resolve your immediately and resolve your time. Automatically void which means a great loss to You. At our next regular meet, we will meet with you on November I am expecting; every one will meet with me on one program as well. THE HIRING STAR BIBLE AND ART CLUB The club meet at 2397 Cottage Lane. A splendid lesson, was given by Mr. R. S. S. the 1st Cot. by Rev. U. S. Adamn. A delicious menu of cake not chocolate was served. 4 Bryan Street with Mrs. M. L. Lewis as MELROSE ART CLUB MEM with Mrs. C. Chambers, Oct. 23 hour was spent in needle work, hour was spent in needle work, next course Next course will be with Mrs. Christina, Mrs. D. Whitaker, President, Mrs. D. Whitaker, Secretary PRAIRIE VIEW HEARS DR Fratrie View, Oct. 27—Dr. R. N. Brooks, Professor of Church History, Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta, Ga., preached to Brairie-View State Normal and Industrial College Sunday morning, October 31. Students and teachers gathered in the auditorium several minutes before the instrumental prelude was rendered. The order of worship was as follows: 1. Hymn, Come from Almighty King Congregation 2. Psalm 100 and Prayer Chaplain, J. C. Melhories 3. Hymn, Lord Speak to Me That I May Speak Congregation 4. Announcements 5. Mr-le, Special Choir 6. Sermon Dr. R. N. Brooks Hymn, Lead on O King Pernal Congregation Denediction Dr. Brooks was introduced to the College-by Professor J. C. Melhories College Chaplain, and took his text from Rev. S. "He "That hath an ear let him hear." The eminent minister and scholar said that there are three voices speaking to the individual, namely, the inner voice or the conscience; the outer voice or the cry of the neighbor or needy; the voice from above, or the voice of Jesus, summoning men and women in every place. An everywhere, in every time and country to the higher, upright like. Dr. Brooks said the service we owe to God we must pay to mankind in uplifting, constructive service, and he made an impressive and dramatic plea for men and women to keep their spiritual ears open to hear the voices of the souls of the people and of Jesus at all times. LINCOLN MANOR The service was good. Sunday at all of the churches. Rev. Calvin day morning at Tree Light Baptist church. F. M. U. at 6:30 p.m. with the president presiding of a rplendid program was rendered to the donors. As interesting which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Johnne Mina Hawksley an autobiography some weeks any died Tuesday, 10. Pct. the funeral at True Light Baptist Church. At True Light Baptist Church. Sister was survived by a sister and two children, a mother and Mr. Leon Thompson and Miss Vera Sunders was wedged on Oct. 14 at the brides home on the Mountain Baptist Church. During this couple a happy and prosperous life. Rev. J. W. The Old Follows of Lincoln Manor will hold their annual installation at the Mount Horn Baptist Church day night. Nov. 8th, chicken dinner will be held again. Until soon in Lincoln Manor. Returned from St. Paul's evangelion which convened at Sherman, Texas, last week a grand and accolade. To Lincoln Manor Citizens.—I have two real bargains. One brand new. 3 room cottage on a large lot on Eagle Ford Pike, just outside of the city limit. This is a nice little place. Worth $1500, but for quick sale will take $1500 on lower terms than rent. You may have six or seven years to pay for it. Oyu like. See A. C. WASHINGTON, telephone 3-5761, 2600 Swiss Avenue, caro this paper. Mrs. Mennie Williams and Mrs. Lillian Anderson of Paris, Texas, was in the city, Sunday visiting their daughter and Slater, Mrs. C. C. Cutton. Mrs. Delia Harris and Mrs. Nante Mae Jones of, Palestine, Texas, was in the city this week visiting Mrs. Maggie Lawhorn. Mrs. Lizzie Austin, was called to Fort Worth, Texas, to attend the bedside of her mother who has been seriously ill for several days. Mrs. Willis is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Anderson has been reported ill at her home on Wells St. A DALLAS BOY ON PAC ULTY OF CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE Frank H. Lordan, Jr., son of Frank H. Lordan, Jr., 3409 Paua Street, Tyler, Texas 76542 a member of the Faculty at Central Texas College, Waco, Texas a member of the faculty, in the head of the Science Department and is also a Dean of Mr. Jordan is a product of the High School of this city, the High School of as-yedavidian of the 1933 Mid-Wear season. He received his liberal Arts from Howard University. While at Howard, he distinguished himself in various activities. He served on "The Bill Till" staff, as News Editor, Sport Editor and Associate Editor. A member of History and Research Society, Keeper of Records and Seal of Alumni. He was a member of the GROHGE SHEPHORD SMITH BADLY NEEDED BY HIS FATHER George Shepherd "Smith who is in Dallas somewhere and who was formerly em- ployed as a chauffeur in Munger Place in badly needed by his father who has been sent to Dallas in a critical condition. From Quincy, Hillsola, His father, Neal Shepherd, is at present being cared for by the welfare agencies of the city who are anxious to get in touch with the son. Both the son and the father are formerly from Calvert, Texas. Any information concerning the whereabouts of the son may be phoned or carried to Mrs. H. D. Morgan, welfare worker with offices in the City Hall. famous 1924 Sophomore Football Team and Manager of 1928 Varsity Treeck Team. During his senior year, he served as Student Monitor, Sport Editor of "The 1928 Bison." The School Annual and was elected a member of the Stylus Club one of the highest honors conferred upon any stut- tives by the University for cre- tives Art and Literature. He is doing nicely at Central Texas College and sends greeting to all of his friends. Government To Dodge Blame of Alcohol Deaths (Crusader News Service) (Oct. 26, 1998) - WITH New York State's authority, Tutti suddenly called to Washington immediately after the start of a federal lawsuit by a federal grand jury into the poisoned alcohol death warts in this city, machinery is believed to have been used in shirting the responsibility for the deaths from the federal prohibition authorities to assemblages as The death of Lawrence Dyer, the late nurse at the Believee Hospital brought the total of fatalities from the post-9/11 attacks to 100 men, new definitions were admitted to the hospital, yesterday, and then the swelling of the wounds of the men hundred, many of "who care not who will be presumed" probably will be blinded for life. COP BEATS UP HOUSTON POSTAL WORKER (Crosier, New Service) HOUSE 101 given here to Neurosy by police and fed authorities and again stripped authorities and again stripped porters after an unprovoked unprovoked assault on a New York man truck The Neta Hilro Wade, did mounted Patrolman Carl Wabber, when he stopped his truck. Web hired him out for it. "It was not reply, it was attack," he immediately Attacked. Wade then drove to the San Jacinto Trust Company, at which place he is employed. The police had to stop him. The method of stopping did not please the policeman, so he rushed into Wade and then attacked him with both fists, without realizing knowing what northern "justice" killed for Neta who resisted the attack. He was arrested at his aide the infurred offered a ride after the driver and worker had climbed his truck. The pride of the federal author- ity that Webber be punished. The go- line oblinded — they suspended And in their trenchant efforts to hire the police, the police hard, the police pension as a violation of police rule requiring policemen to pre-register with the police. Wade in a member of the National Employees' colored Branch New York, Oct. 27—Elizabeth Scott, S.C., of Kansas, Kan., informs the Information for the Advancement of Colored People of the civil war story in the book "The Civil War: A History." The book—dolores against a plan to put him from his hospital in Port Huron, Mich.—is published by HarperCollins. Mr. Scott in his letter to the N. Court in granting the Transpoor Injunction rendered an opinion in writing that completely ended the case that in case for me to take a judgment in default. I advise that the City of Port Scott passed another injunction and immediately notified the City Attorney what we intended to do in the event Dr. Brown was convicted and done also and he is practising his profession and does nicely. Scott, was the First Negro to re-enter the State Agricultural College in the Division of Veterinary Medicine in 1912. After touching for a pearl necklace in his native city, living in practice in his native city, buying and hiting a hospital. In response to petitions adnced prejudiced neighbors, the City Court on February 14, 1928, making it unlawful for any one to go to jail. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1925 160 fcf of a private swelling. The wives of the white South, increasingly intelligent and fair-minded, discriminatory nature of the orchid-diseased was shown when a schizophrenic are beginning to resent such AU-boring white veterinator, in the tenure of frighten and coerce practitioners unimpaired, while practitioners unimpaired, at-stake which guilt to be decided. Dr. Brown was threatened with Dr. Willem has for years been given a $56 for each day he can be consoled in gangnamism in the movement for discrimination now being decided discrimination has now been always ready to champion the decisively defeated by cegert 427 cases of injustice in刑审 AU-boring white veterinator. N. A. A. C. P. ATTORNEY VISITS ELMHURST, L. I SEGREGATION STORM New York, Oct. 27 - William T. Andrews, Special Legal Assistant of the Advancement of Colored People, has made two visits to Minneapolis, where he reported to the staff that the homes of two Colored families were being stained and threats made against the new Mr. Andrews found that the two families, Mr. and Mr. Oscar Bierly, were determined to stand their ground. Whitefield, living in 91st Avenue, was housed of white reds displayed sungs hostile to the presence of Colored residents, Mr. Andrews reports. Mr. Andrews, local police officer and was informed that six uniformed officers, and four police officers, were night in the neighborhood. Mr. Andrews found most of the allegations in need of the pressure of Colored families. A threatening letter sent to the bailiffs is now in possession of Mr. Andrews. FAVROT AND TAYLOR VISIT PRAIRIE VIEW Prairie View, Texas, Oct. 27—Mr. Leo M. Favrot, New Orleans, Louisiana, Field Agent of the General Educational Board, New York, and Mr. D. B. Taylor, State Department of Education, were greeted at Prairie View State College auditorium by 1500 students and teachers. Both Mr. Favrot and Mr. Taylor were studying educational conditions at Prairie View, Mr. Favrot. "and we are also thinking of the service Prairie View can render." Mr. Taylor spoke to the college on matters affecting the education of the state in general and advocated thoroughness and efficiency in education in college as well as in common schools. N. A. A. C. P. Commends N. Y. Police For Protecting Negro Residents New York, Oct. 27.—A telegram to Police Commissioner Joseph T Warren, commending the police of Elmhurst, Long Island, for protecting Negro residents against threatened violence of whites seeking to oust them from their homes, has been sent by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The trouble in Elmhurst arose when two Negro families moved into houses they had bought. Stones were thrown at their windows, signs erected on neighboring property warning them to stay away, and threats made. The N. A. A. C. P. telegram to Commissioner Warren, signed by Robert W. Bagnall, Acting Secretary, is as follows: "In behalf of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, I wish to commend Elmhurst in protecting Negro residence of white people seeking literally to ount them from their home. The National Association will continue to protect Negro citizens as long as shall be necessary and it stands ready to do so. It may be possible in way that may be possible in resisting the importation of. Ku Klux Klan members of New York. We are reliably informed that. throigs have been wading in certain New York parties in that district. to Negro Such Appeals and Dangerous Unsworthy of Whitees and Dr. C. B. Wilmer. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 27 — Efforts to dear the race issue into the political controversy whether on one side — the other side — day on both religious and economic grounds, in an interview with Dr. W. Sewance, Tennessee Professor of Theology, Tennessee University, the only result of such a course, Dr. Dr. to be in impact on an already difficult element of discord that will react unfavorably on our national life. The leadership of the South, clerical and otherwise, it fails to discourage and discourage such appeals to race presupposes a intelligent person must recognize false and dangerous, unworthy of the white man, and unjust to both the white race is in control of the situation. That position is tempt to manipulate. That position by petition by receiving the issue of a bishop's past is tragically out of control. Such appeals and both are unfairly — is offending its weakness. Dr. Wilmer has for years been a gentleman in the movement for women's rights, always ready to champion the cause of the woman in the lattice, his former home town. He was one of the organizers of the women's movement and is still an active member of the movement. DOCTOR HELD UP BY HI JACKERS AND ROBBED OF $6.00 R. H. Rottner, Jr., doctor, 2008 Flores Street, was held up in his home and office shortly after 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon by two armed stickup men, and robbed the men. The entered the house under aesearch of needing treatment and demanded money from the doctor. After they had withdrawn of death if he attempted to police the area, the police. No trace of the blackhoppers. Descriptions of the pair, were given to police by the held up victim. BISHOP OVERS SPOKE AT HOWARD CHAPEL Watkins, D. C., Oct. 17— The religious service on Sunday morning in the University Chapel Bishop Overs was born in England and went to Nigeria in the early 90s during which time he engaged in exploration work for two years for the British Government. There, he discovered the hitherto-unknown-tribe of Ijebus, comprising 250,000 people with a capital city of their own, containing more than 30,000 inhabitants. One of the noble achievements of his work in Africa was the training of The Right Reverend El Momolu Gardiner, who was elected Bishop of Liberia during Bishop Bishop Overs's Episcopate. Exposure through the years to the enervating climate of Africa, forced the resignation of Bishop Overs in 1925. He is now engaged in field work in the United States for the National Council. The Royal Geographical Society of London claims Bishop Overs as one of its members. He has written extensively on African topics. He work include monograph on African Philology and the only geography and history, now in print, of the Republic of Liberia. The University choir, under the direction of Miss Lulu V. Childress, rendered music for the occasion. TEXAS TOWNS JEUTERISON — Again after a very busy week everybody feeling fine, we wish to let all of our friends hear again from us, there is nobody sick neither has any one died saving the little daughter of Mr. Fred Flarence, that that passed out last Sunday night at the home of her mother and sisters in West End. Mr. W. S. H. Pryor, was called to care for her remains, she was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery Monday evening at four o'clock. The week there was no new comers of the city, and none leaving. A few of the old gallows gathered up for a little game and the officers ran in on them twice and caught each time more than a dozen, each pled guilty and was released upon a small fine of $13.70, while a few of them made it to the city of Georgetown and the game. The Royal Friends of America closed its drive here last week taking in sixth seven new members for the Order of the Cook National Drive Director, which charge of the affairs, assisted by Mrs. Geneva Fisher of this city, the Worthy Mistress of Little of the Valley Palace No. 195. Mother Mary Cole, spent the week end with her daughter America Cole, at Marshall, Texas. day evening, report she enjoyed every moment of her stay and everything at home was like she The Barron Baptist failed to out their service last Sunday. Rev. Harper, her family beable for him to leave home The Marshall Black Indiana University Rev. Harper. His family beable for him to leave home The Marshall Black Indiana University Chesterfield Park last Sunday after bills were circulated announced the game of the Cats and Indians for him. Rev. G. H. Adams, returned from Chesterfield Park held at Sherman. Toward Saturday evening, giving good food and beverages with the out-of-the Convocation H. Fryer's Understanding Establishment, on the corner of Austin and Walnut Street, one business for East, his friends both who are Colored have commented that takes in doing business. Kwikkei African American in the city and will inhabit at Macdougal and not other churches before leaving TEXAS TOWNS WOOT! — Sunday School was good m. the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, bible mending, offering feast duty. The Mt. Zion B. Y. P. U. duty. The Mt. Zion B. Y. P. U. Mr. Will Smith, Sunday. $120. m. Mr. H. R. Adams taught Bible lesson. Literary program conducted Jackson, P. C. of the Mt. Olive Baptist Church of, held a great preached two able sermona. The choir from Beaufort (Hev. Jackson) music at the eight service enjoyed by all. They closed their fi re, paid up all indebtedness, Mr. Willie May Walker left Tuesday for Marshall to join her husband. Zion quartet, Mesare. Will Smith Joe Curtis, H. R. Adams, H. W. Long. Sonx service selection at the musical program given at the Deutsc Chapel M. E. Church, Sila bee last Thursday night. The program was enjoyed by all, white and Colored. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Butler, a fine girl on last Tuesday night. Mother and baby are resting well. The Mt. Zion W. H. M. S. held a splendid meeting. Tuesday night, Mrs. M. Brown, president. Bible lesson was taught by H. W. Long from Prov. 10:13, subject. Bounce of Stripe. This was a great lesson. Mrs. U. P. Hockleem and Rev. E. W. Holt was pleasant visitors. RUNK — Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Williams of Dallas motored to Runk and wore the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Hicks, the week end. The Hon. B. R. Adans, Grand Mason of the puss of Mr. and Mr. Bennett. Mr. Jimmie Kennedy Johnson of Teller is the guee of relatives Mrs. I. C. Kennedy has re- taken the puss of the delight of her many friends. Mr. Pat Ebert is a very busy man farming and superintend- ing and improving the city streets. OVERTON — Rev. R. H. Black the bishop held his fourth and last quarterly conference with cool and promising Chapel of the Boston report the Greater, round, Mrs. Melissa Holland departed this morning three brothers, a hostess behind them and friends to mourn behind them and carried her to the great beyond. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jacke's last night last Sunday and pluck her car into his team and carried her to the great beyond. Mr. George Arnold met with a car ran into his team and a little stranger came last Saturday night her name is little Miss Lovie returned home last Sunday and Wofford daventon, he express having an enjoyable stay. Mrs. Alberta Alexander left for Dallas last Saturday. Miss Inasea Henderson left last Saturday for Tyler, Texas, where she will enter high school. Mrs. McCallister and Mrs. Lewis are making a wonderful progress her in-the-school work, the reporter spent Saturday and Sunday in Longview with the Chat-fin on the sick list. Mrs. N. Tyler, and Mrs. Bennie Gipson. OAKWOOD --- Mr. Paul Scott was all smiles Saturday because he was expecting Mrs. Scott's home Sunday from Bryant where she has been for several weeks on the account of the illness of her father and sister. Mr. Frank Tubbs have come home from school for some cause. Also Rev. R. Whitfield, Jr., have come home. We are certainly in hope that these young men will go back to school some where. The fully at Colbert's chapead was fine, they raised $2.00 on buying a piece of land to put their church on when they build it. Of course it is a wise step in that church to want their own land to build on. Of course not. foot of land around here. Rev. J. L. Nickerson preached a powerful sermon at Colbert Chapel Baptist Church Sunday. Mrs. Geo. McQueen fell out of the wagon Saturday night when she was getting out and almost broke her back. The wedding bells will soon be ringing for Miss Sally Lusk. Mr. P. H. Johnson made a short trip to Bryant on business. The wedding bells are ringing out in an around Oakwood now. Mr. Bob Lewis and Mrs. Elias Moore were married Sunday morning at the home of the bride. Rev. C. 8. Sanders performed the ceremonies. We wish for those young people a pleasant call on life's sea. Rickणated. Mrs. Luberta Decard. Mrs. Martha Smith. Mrs. Elnors Davis. Mr. Harvey Garrett is still improving. FORT WORTH Baker Chapel, Div. R. C. Walker Pastor Baker Chapel A, M. E. Church, Avenues, San Diego, Oct. 14, Sunday School at 3:30 was well attended. The woman was beautiful outlined in several visitors were present. Several visitors were present. Reynolds. A return Missionary from the Coast of Great Britain. The Coast of Great Britain remarks, touching on the condition of our people in Africa. 10:00 o'clock. The Senior-Chair renderers at the preaching hour the pastor, and the pastor spoke on "The Advent of the New Testament." Eselenio Quinine Pomade makes your hair new! Quinine Pomade is a lightweight, shiny Quinine Pomade! 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Christian Endeavor League met at 6:39, the program was splendid, Mrs. Williams taught the lesson. Music was furnished by the junior choir. Master B. E. Bush led in naming all the books of the bible in order. At the night service the pastor delivered another masterful sermon, subject 'There have been many lives spilled by stopping where they should not stop.' Text Gen. 11-31. On Monday, Oct. 15, Mr. J. W. Reynolds, a return missionary from the West Coast of African-displayed an interesting and palliative series of, stereoption veins to illustrate her lecture on the hardships and unusual experiences of the Missionaries serving in the interior of Africa. The custom and condition of the inhabitants and the results of the help they are receiving through the churches. Rosa M. Stevenson, Reporter. 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The delegation of the church to the Conference for Amsterville to the Conference. **AMSTERDAM** Sunny all the objections in the city hold their service to the guest hour and each report good service; many visited the country churches and enlisted a very pleasant day. There was a farmhouse where the Farmer was very busy. will also lie the membership drive here Monday night, October 16th. They have taken us to the office to do photo date, while the bangle-inspired arrangements are being made for the congregation. Jr. Peter Underhart. Establishes door and wall with the business an air to make defenses see H. E. W. M. S. W. Pryor was called Sunday night to the jungle of Mrs. for the reunion of her Catherine and will await the arrival of one of her sisters, she will be intered with the Boeing company Tumblr creating. The Anglo-American seem to be in conversation at Boeing Corporation at Sherman. "Texas This coming Tuesday car are being made to make the trip successful. Mr. Peter underhart turned last year and they tied each time, the number killed while the day was The Jefferson Black Cats and the Marshall All Black will play in the first round of the terrific park Sunday evening, they have already killed the city for the first time in their franchise for their fifth game of the season with the Cats of the Hawks for they take to use the season to win. They had last up in their last game nix and stu. **MARSHALL** — Rev. J. O. Williams, our outstanding coach, under with public and friends to know that he is gradually improving in his health. He had old friend died at his home in Newtown, after 2 of 3 years of illness. Odell Polden, Rev. A. W. Wade TEXAS TOWNS inflation lies very low, at his home on West Houston street with his wife, who is to come to improve. Mr. Pfirschmeyer for them. Mr. H. William is in the city spending a few days with his wife. D. 2. I. Schaffer confirmed his wife. RANGER Sunday was high day at St. Paul and Nighodon's Baptist churches. Sunday School also, Smith Chapel A. M. E., Rev. Hall of Dallas will conduct a meeting at Macedonia, beginning Sunday night. Mr. James Dishone is on the sleth list, along Mrs. G. Smith's and St. Paul's Church. But the庙堂 of Rock, Texas — George Dalley and Family left for Stamford, Texas, for a few weeks outing. Mr. Slim McKinley, better known as the side walk man of Kanger is doing some fancy decorating on his Little Savoy shining parlor, on wish for him, wonderful success. LADIONIA — Master Harry and Harold Jackson left Sunday to visit their father and Mr. Thomas. Mr. Jackson and Mr. Thomas left the school. When Esq. Pruitt and daughter, Mrs. Leon Harrison, Mrs. Frank Euck went to the fair Sunday. Means Miss Mayfield, home — West, Manuel Pruitt visited in Dallas. Sunday Mrs. Thelma Kier was also a Dallas visitor. Master Norl Edward King Ashie. Campong spent Sunday in Dallas. Master Harry Jackson, mother will still papers for her as he has gone to enter school. Dailies — Mr. Jackson for the Express. The Express realters were sorry to give Master Harry up, but may be his mother will make a good sales man. The East-Pesan Papastist Association convaed last week at which the Baptist church Rev. Waites preached Wednesday night, Dr. E. L. Harrison, preached, preached Thursday, and was at the time in the sermon for the Women's Home Mission Society Friday night. The Sisters department reported $1420.00 Slater Swann who has been the effect of the Slater's sermon and Bristly and Bristly were offered to her place. Total amount raised was $2728.17. Next Association will convene at Pleasant Green, Baptist Church, Longview, Mrs. Wright's街及街. The Subway night would suddenly Thursday morning at her home in North, Tyler, Reyes, Alexander, Franelle, Waters, Smith, Penny, Dev, and Mrs. Powell left Monday night over�ing for the Mines, Miss. Ablations. High-lower is able to be up, Mrs. G. E. Terry proved a charming hostess when she entertained on last. Thursday night with three tables of Whist, honoring and cheers. The last was the last of the "Kel" as a final courtesy. Delicious ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Dillard left Thursday for her home. She enjoyed several social functions while here. Mrs. Pat, with the help of her在家，her school near Henderson, Mrs. Panney Stanton, weid know and much beloved Tyler Woman passed to her. Heavenly reward Tuesday at the family home on April 10th. The school was open on Sunday, April 10th and June 10th. The results were and hope no her --- some lips with remarkable patience and christian fortitude. Funeral services are given by G. M. E. church, Thursday evening. Dr. King, delivering the funeral in the room, read from the church and W. M. H. M. The departed is survived by his wife and several grand children, his children and several grand children, his sister and several grand children, his daughter and Thomas, understaff Rev. Hera had charge of the body of the deceased. Her return has returned from a pleasant visit to is with her parents at Marshall, Mr. Hera has returned from a pleasant visit to this week. A large crowd of Tylerites are attending the Dallas Funeral Service, and is here to meet the high Stim school. He is domiciled with his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Chia, Alice and Mrs. John Waters, with Mrs. Dana the Murry Wives Progressive Club held in meeting at the home of Mrs. Pink and Mrs. J. 1525, Pink and white robes adorned in the room. Immediately following the room, the deceased schon was served. The Smith County Council conducted by County Attorney William Allen closed a successful session at the funeral. Girl Reserves will usher at the City Wide-Musical Tuesday, Oct. 23. Render-Worship Service Friday night, Oct. 26. Samuel Hunton College Program which is all of the Methodist Episcopal Church Conference. All clubs plan Halloween parties. There will be a program at the Y. W. C. A. Sunday evening, the 11th Sunday in October, sponsored by Comfittee of Religious Education. Business Girls will meet Tuesday to complete their organization. Please do not fall to register with one of the Health classes. Adult classes Tuesday afternoon, hours 7-5. Yes $1.50 for ten years course. High school class for gifts Saturday morning. hours 9-10, past 10:00. Elementary class for girls Saturday morning. hours 11-12, too $1.00 all ten weeks' course. These classes are held at the Y. W. C. A. building on Washington Avenue. LITTLE MOTHERS LEAGUE On Thursday, Oct. 18th, the Little Mother's League was organized by Nurse Watson. Elizabeth Cloudy, president; Mary Johnson, Vice President; Augustine Bickens, Secretary; Alice Lee, Treasurer. Our nurse gave us a very interesting lecture. We are expecting a very big time. Everyone enjoyed the meeting. We are all enthused over our $25,000 brick building to be erected next summer. We are going to be favored with a great recital by Madam Antin Patti Brown on the 2nd of November. The Little Mother's League is going to foster this program. Cynthia Hayris, Reporter, Mrs. Ester Ruth Watson, Nurse. Prof. Wm Jackson, Prin. Wheatley School. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1928 CHICAGO, ILL James Webb, for three years chairman of the Sick Committee chairman of the Sick Committee, Elis, passed away on Oct. 7 after an illness of only three days, from lung infection. Baptist Church, of which Rev. John Royal is pastor. Parish external excuses: Elis was a widow, warted ruler and grand treasurer of the grand lord of Elis. Elis had a lodge and was well and widely known. Elis must ministers look part and whole waltzes to life of the life of John Andrew, an old citizen of College Grove, Tennessee, spent brief time with relatives and friends while looking after some business mat Mr. Florence C. T. Emery of Wake Forest, well known in Chicago has been chair of York on account of serious illness. The Ladies Professional Club will well be president will hold the 19th anniversary services Sunday afternoon. Oct. 16th at Carnegie Baptist Church will preach the sermon which is to be delivered by the Rev. Jesse Clark of l. 417 of April afternoon. Oct. 16th after an onsite of two years. Burial will take place on Oct. 16th deceased is survived by his widow, Mr. Alice Clark, two small friends, Mr. M. M. Porris, assistant finance Committee; Theod J. Marshall, chairman of Campaign Bureau, president of the 1838 Mrs Mary Young, 141 Prairie Ave., who was called to Greenville, N.C., for her work with Mrs. Savannah Watt, who since died, in returning (of Chatham) to the University of her son-in-law, dear Clark Saturday, Oct. 20th. Mrs Alexida Koch, State Grand Quarter of A. U. K. and D. A., will hold an important meeting of the Most Excellent Council of the State Committee at Halifax Hall, 3638 South State street, at which time the Population Committee, will be organized. WILDCATS BEAT SAMUEL HUSTON IN FIRST CONFERENCE TILT Whey Field, Oct. 27—The Wildcat is still supreme in Texas athletics having disposed of the Sam Houston Dragon heretoday by a score of 24-0 before the entire student body, three hundred lawn people and a large portion of the Sam Houston following who came over to witness the tray. Coach Turner's "dying squadron" was loose about for maneuvering in such high gale as they encountered; and before it was able to reef the jit-bit-boom, the entire craft was engulfed. The pilot made heroic efforts to save the crew by seeking port; but the nearest distance was too great. When the re-feree's concluding whistle calmed the storm, the damage totalled 26 holes by actual count. This was the first conference tilt for both teams. No spectacular work marked the activities of either side. In fact, the Cats also time showed the form which characterized their finish against the Oklahoma Lions at the Dallas Lats. Coach Long essayed a serious intimation that he may reorganize on an entirely new bank before the Panthers arrive unless his proteges bring up a better style. In remaining days of practice, Coach Turner says he did not expect a part of form as his view was without experience, not having played a single game before meeting the Cats. The scoring was done by way of our chiefly—Leyington, Reynolds, Davis and Palme reeleives a counting for Wiley. Each quarter, netted at least one touchdown; one in the final, in the second and one in the final. Submissions were limited on both sides. Fumbles marred the game all to frequently. Sam Huston proving most alert is recovering a few hard-talkes were seen. Gray for Wiley taking the honors here. Twice the visitors threatened but Wiley's line was adamant in the pinches, holding the charging Sam Huston eleven on the 8 yard line for downs. The State journey to Tyler Sate and the Tulsa Tigers the following Texas Tigers the following Monday they play an exhibition game the Louisiana State fair, Shreveport HUBERT ON NATIONAL New York, N. Y., Oct. 27— President Benjamin J. Kahnil of Buckingham University will forage for Nebraska will take a promo- lion part, as the program of the tha- tle Nebraska University will HONEST VALUES workers called by the town and Country Department of the National Park Service on October 18, 19, and 20, at the Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago. President Robert is known as a lifelong life movement. He is a graduate of Massachusetts Agricultural College of Agriculture at South Carolina State College. During 1919 instruction among the Negro troops in France. He has been in the Army since 1920 and last year, was made Executive Secretary of the Association for the Advancement of Neighborhoods. President Bush will speak on the Lauren's Program of the Conference. A committee are expected to accompany him to the meeting, the most CARD OF THANKS I take this method to thank my many friends for their loyalty and great offerings, and to thank them for their dedication during the illness and death of my husband, and for the love and never forget you and may God surround you with friends when it enquires your hour of being. Respectfully, MISS ANSON, 1009 Calhoun St., Palmetto, Texas. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends for the kindness and sympathy shown on the death of Ernest A. McCormick, 1922, and to the friends of Elise. October 7, 1928, also thanked for the beautiful florals. We pray for the special blessings upon each of you. EMMA. BUFORD, Mother. M. J. BUFORD, Father. Three Sisters and Two Brothers. The Dallas Mortuary And Funeral Home MRS. L. B. HAMPTON WILLIAMS Licensed Mortician and Funeral Director HAMPTON WILLIAMS TRAINING SCHOOL OF EMBRAMING FOR SERVICE CALL: 7-0741 2814 Ross Ave H THE HOOVER At St. James A. M. E. Ch. 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After the three years at Ephesus in Asia Minor, the Apostle crossed the Aegean Sea into Macedonia, where he visited again the churches in Philip, Thessalonica and Beren—journeying to Ephesus in Asia Minor, the church at Gorinth. To prepare the way for his visit to those churches he had sent Timothy and Erasus in advance, while he remained longer in Ephesus, where it is now. He was instructed to visit the church instigated by Demetrius and men of his craft. Paul kept in mind the dutiful saints at Jerusalem and was gathering together throughout his journey funds for their work. He was instructed to go with him to Jerusalem and present the gifts. From Ephesus a disciple named Sopater. From Thessalonica went Aristarchus and Secundum. From Derbe in Asia Minor, Athens. Timothy were sent, and from other churches in Asia Minor, to Ephesus. These men went on and waited for Paul at Trosa. Paul was joined by Luke again at Philip, who was his traveling companion to Trasus. When the delegates all met that would take them on their journey. On the evening of the first day of the week, or Sunday, a great full well meeting was held Toni Paul and his party, who were to start the next day on the long journey to Jerusalem. The party was the third story of the house and was crowded with the disciples who had come together to say good-bye to Paul and hear words from him. It was on this occasion that Paul preached all night, and the young man named Satyahne was siting in the room, and he was in a moment of contentment below and with mild killed. But when Paul learned of it, he went down and, like Elijah and Elijah, brought the young man back to life, and continued his meeting—during which time they celebrated the Lord's Supper, and then preach the gospel. The original plan to sail from Calcutta—but in some way he learned of a plot to take his life on board the ship. It is not certain whether this plot was the plan of an oweous Jewa who wanted to get rid of him, or as some think, the plan of a wealthy Jew who wanted to sum of money and they were going to kill him to get that. To elude these would be murders. Paul changed his plan and proceeded by land along with Luke's a companion through Thessaly and Macedonia until he reached Neapolis and then proceeded to Philip—it was from that point that he set sail for Troas. From Tross Paul again set out on foot for Asses while the rest of his party sailed around the cape to the same place. When Paul rejoined them they continued their journey, the rest of the party, Chios, Samos and finally their boat put in at Miluton. From Ephesus. It is likely that Paul thought it not wisdom to go that far from his ship—it was a merchant ship and the length of time it laid in any harbor was determined by the amount of time required to load and unload its cargo. The ship went to Ephesus to tell the leaders of some down to Miluton. The men they arrived on the second day. The ties that bound these men to Paul were strong—he had labored with them longer than he had with any other congregation, and the work they had accomplished together, their joyful experiences, their memory of Paul's ever live in his memory altered Paul's life its death. His address to the elders on this occasion is one of the most remarkable on record—not only is it a literary gem—but it gives us a wonderful insight into the Apostle's relation to the churches he had founded, and while he had declared to them the whole counsel of God—he had done so in the words of his own life, "I will give you their memories of the days when they labored together to build up the work." Said he: "Ye know, that from the day that I came into Asia, after what manner I have been with you at all seasons, serving the Lord with all humility of mind, and with many tears, and temptations which beheld in wait of the Jews." The Lord told Ananias of Damascus, "You must order to go and lay his hands on Saul, 'I will show him what great things he must suffer for my name's sake.'" The unbroken tension, the rapid succession of his labors, atended almost every step of the way with bitter opposition mark Paul as one of the most remarkable men of the ages. He was in constant in him the need of breast time in which to recover, and was "in laborers more abundant," with no vacation period. In summing up his life—his idea of the meaning of life, and the various faculties of mind and body with which he was equipped—was to preach Christ to those who knew him not as a personal Saviour, and to strengthen and establish him as a spiritual leader and to stand able to stand the day of testing. His energies never fanged under strain and his courage never failed in time of danger. Most men would have weakened after the terrible riot at Ephesus when he was pressed out of "mourning," above the uprising of the soldiers who uprereased ceasan than Paul started upon a new course of life and danger. He went back to Philip, where he had been before "shamely entreated," stripped, scouraged, cast into a dungeon, and made fast in the stocks; to other cities he went to the city of Jerusalem, forced to depart under the cover of night to escape the city to Corinth, where he had been dragged before the judge-monk of Gallio, and where the Jews clamored for his life's blood. Such endurance and activity of body and mind are in the course of his farewell remarks to the Ephesian elders he reminds them that he had never brisk from speaking what ever was good for them regardless of the consequences to himself, both in public and in private—"from abuse to house." He was then going to Jerusalem, where he was to be beaten and be warned in every city that bonds and afflictions awaited him. But he held his life as nothing having the one thought in mind that he might finish his course, and fulfill his ministry. He warned these elders to take care of his business. When he had gone wolves would enter and take the sheep. Their troubles would come from without and from within. The Judasizers would trouble them from the out- PAGE EIGHT I Golde in A AN SCH In The Realm of Religion PAUL'S EAST JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM side, and false brethren would trouble them from within. It seems that these brethren stood it alight until he told them that they would see his race no more in life. It he told them that they teamed the great Apotheke and his brethren minded freely — they fell on his neck and kissed him.” Paul leaves Miletus and Luke says, “we came with a bright course unto Coos, and the following day to Rhonae. Paul and his company found sailing into Phoenicia which they boarded and sailed to Tyre. Paul and his company spent some time there, and then after taking leave of the Christians they went to Caesarea. This was the home of Paul's company came to Caesarea and the meeting was a very happy one. Paul was warned by Philip's daughters, who were prophets, and Agobius who told Paul that bonds and imprisonment from this purpose, not not be turned from this purpose, but as his Divine Master set toward Jerusalem. After a few days they went Dr. Green introduced Rev. T. T. Ballos as the speaker of the hour. Rev. Ballos spoke from Psalms 119:195. Thomas: "The Bible as a guide in human conflict, a most well-winning sermon. At the end of his sermon nine persevere joined the church. Dr. Hallou also spoke to men only at 8 o'clock 12: m. A res'l high-class lecture that was well taken by both white and black men. One white man (A Sociologist from the Bagled Seminary) came up and shook his hand and pelted his lecture very highly. Our revival is a success. Baptism for next Sunday afternoon 7:00 p.m. "For Hallou will speak to women only next thurday afternoon at 3 p.m." "Class lectures." Our aim is to win the world for "Christ." DE, LOUIS Y. WRIGHT SELECTED TO BOARD OF N. A. A. C. P. NEW YORK, Oct. 19, 1st Dr. Ioods T. Wright, attending surgeon at Harlem Hospital of this city, was unannoyingly elected a member of the Board of Directors of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People at the last regular meeting, it was announced today. Dr. Wright has been interested in and a member of the N. A. A., C. P. He has done brilliant research work, having originated the intradempal method of vaccination, and published monograms on books worn and other diseases. He is President of the North Harlem Medical Society. This year, in the examinations for Police Surgeon of the City of New York, Dr. Wright made second place out of 174 applicants, with an average of $8.15 per cent. Thee Duns Like N. A. A. C. P. But Can't Ignore It Minisaupur Editor Satirically Remembrant P. McBathurst NEW YORK. More are more frequent mention by editors of Northern allies of the National Association for Colored People, textiles to the fact that although it may not be liked, it cannot be lost. The Mason Ga. News, seems insisting that "Offisials" of the N. A. A. C. P. are supporting the "Tammy cardida" for the Presidency. And the editor of the Jackson, Maschined, News,న్访者网，reported the N. A. A. C. P. literature in an editorial reading, in part, as follows: "It can't politically preach in kind to make the work of strive on history. It's the most important to make the work of strive on history in general, under the regular duties. It will be necessary to radically revise the course of study at the theoretical seminaries." "It is a new game for the preachers, of course," he said. In Macdonald's have been that they know slightly little about it. In fact, they are veritable lives, mustn't go on the play, running the cards, and committing other offenses that are being done. In the eyes of all practical politics, he is the most important to the political preachers who are going in for this sort of thing as a permanent activity should establish a theoretical seminary of their own where young candidates for the first time are the most approved methods of striving in strife, engendering hatred, and all the River points of politics. The seminary should offer "senses" of study in organizing the study of the study of the capital, and establishing the terms of the Central, which have not yet been met. The N. A. A. C. P. literature in an editorial reading, in part, as follows: "It can't politically preach in kind to make the work of strive on history. It's the most important to make the work of strive on history in general, under the regular duties." book is available for $14.99, and the book narrative, and no exercise book be used for the course. The book is available for $14.99 at the Tahoe Leisure Center, The Palo Cielo, Tahoe City, CA 95466, or at the annual conference of the annotator of the book at the Kobe Kobe Xiao, the circumference of the National Association of Women's Athletes, the National Race, and many similar annotations. PRAIRIE VIEW STARTS RESEARCH **PRIVATE VIEW, TEX.—H—group of the best trained and experienced men of the State College sat on October 14, 1858, at the State College hall for the meeting. The group, by establishment a Bureau of the Scientific study on the administration of the State College and the Southwest. The Bureau in the public shall be the result of their highest degree of honorary. Only such degree of honorary will be granted, handing; will be attempted, by the Bureau, for the best qualified and best founded for definite and useful purposes. A third civil self-defense of its own nature will be established on the State College and the Southwest in the State and the South in the State College. For as he is known this effect of self-defense will be and ambitions of any initiated in this�산, and the country. The persons report side for the direction of the Havenary are Harry W. Green, A.H., A.M., Lincoln (P.1., R.A., in Education Colonial University and graduate student of Yale University, in Director, Mr. Green was or any other of the "model little" students of educational Research at Manual Husted College, in 1927. Associate Directors are L. M. Tohin, A.H., Virginia Union and A. M. University of Michigan; James C. McMarley, A.H., Lincoln (P.1., A.M., and M. R. E., Boston University; R. P. Perry, A. B. Johnson, C. Smith, M. R. University of Iowa; M. P. Carmelnet, Ph.B., The University of Chicago and graduate student Third; B. R. Assioed, A. B., Fish University, and B. R. Lowe State College, Director of field solutions are C. H. WAM, B. R. Pennsylvania State College and Mrs. M. E. V. Hoogt, B. R. Prüfel-Vle, both of who more present is the educational work in the state. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1928 TEXAS TOWNS Mrs. L. Childress has returned to Fort Worth for medical treatment. The Red Beauty Shop on Menus A is given the name of Mrs. Alvarity. When in need of a mural, see Mrs. M. E. Ford. Avonna A. and M. J. Ford tried their lock fishing on the Canyon Thursday. Mrs. W. Davidson is on the stick list. Mr. W. G. Davidson was called away on account of a stick lasttime. Several persons were injured in a car撞毁 out on the Highway on the right. Mr. W. G. Davidson is 17th Street will open for business Tuesday evening. Mr. L. Williamson left for his Springs to Mrs. J. P. Pardison. Mr. W. G. Davidson is in the stock at Amidillo visiting her sister last week. She is having her house remodeled. Mrs. Ross Johnson, Avenue B, is on the stand on the road. See "Tudr" Harris's for real barbecues death Avenue A. Mrs. W. G. Davidson is again to our stifly working at the Press. Mrs. Wm. Sedberry and family left for Religion to attend the funeral of his mother. Mrs. C. A. House, W. Henry W. Marsh, B. Haley, Prof. Hoffman and Rev. Smith attended the Conference last year. The weather and sister of Mrs. C. Fair is on the stand in the Fair home on East Street. Rev. B. Moore and wife Rev. S. L. Davis and others are standing the operation in Wichita Falls this week. Cofee is in the progressing with Mr. J. Robinson on week. Rev. B.C. Croes for good, made at Shothu Cafe. LAWTON, OKLA. Services were good at all churches, also Sunday School and R. Y. P. U. and the A. C. E. League. Rev. Johnson was at his post, also Rev. Richard. Mr. D. L. Hazel, pioneer children, was stricken with a perolytic stroke Thursday-October 16. He passed away Sunday 24-4 P. M. Mr. Hazel leaves a wife and three children. Master Junior Albert Henderson is on the sick list. LUIW Jertock and Lewis Ellis are improved. Mrs. Olivia Wilkins made a first line to Oklahoma City to visit Mrs. A. P. Parklin. Mrs. Wilks Miss Petterson celebrated her birthday Sunday. She was eight years old. Quite a few years now. Master George Allen rephrased his birthday Sunday evening. It was quite a few years old. RUCSON, ARIZONA Rev. P. R. Corrissina has returned him from Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. Winchester is yet on the sixth list. Mr. L. M. Cornelius and A. E. G. Cornelius are in the city from Jackson, Miss., to order school. Tucson Hemp Hollders Association is about ready to do business in Arizona. This co-operation was gotten up and is fostered by the genes of the local Kills of Tucson. Dr. A. E. Johnson of North Tenth Ave. takes to hunt, but he has a hard time trying to get these Arizona coting tails, jack rabbits and quills to stand still long enough for him to get a "descent" shut at them. For that reason, he always returns home empty handed. Three rabbits in Arizona are wild, none are yet in these parts. The anodized will be extended at both shuresd Sunday. The Christian Endeavor and Sunday School are all five working order at the A. M. R. Church with Rev. W. T. Thornton as teacher. Mr. T. O. Powell-Is now master of Pinta Mascini. He is missing quite a headway in Tucson. Mrs. I, L. W. Johnson has returned from an internship to Jackson and Bobbin Miss, Chiron Hl. St. Louis, Mn., and Hammond City, Mn. DALLAS, TEXAS The Pima County Art and Social Club held a brunch meeting on Tuesday evening to present volumes of the last meeting were presented to the members of the new belles. The meeting were discussed for this year. After the meeting the belles opened on Saturday morning on Navajo Alaskan time, where they were discussed with Mrs. J. Hickman and Halt Halt. CLEURCHE NEWS Harris and Sindley Schools, were held on Saturday at the Baptist Church on the 1st floor, requested to do their best, and the annual conference at Amarillo. Four West words of kindness, Mrs. M. Minear, Mrs. E. Minear, Mrs. E. Minear, and Wendell Waltz, Mrs. U. D. Hunt have gone to the Educational Council, and Mrs. E. Minear, Mrs. E. Minear, and Wendell Waltz, Mrs. U. D. Hunt have gone to the Educational Council, and Mrs. E. Minear, Mrs. E. Minear, and Wendell Waltz, Mrs. U. D. Hunt have returned from Irvine. Mai Virginia. Fatting was mailed to Mr. Tremur and the other men of the school. Tremur's hops who had to be sent to Waysville, W. W. B. Bell spent a few days in Waysville, W. W. E. small returned from Waco, where the attended her slek father, who was the first to go to the school. Mr. Ouse Robinson left for Ternor college to enter school. Mr. W. W. B. Bell in stationed prior to the Caswell. Mrs. Collie Bell of Port Worth was in the school at the meeting friends. Mr. Homer Vaughn's was was destroyed by fire Sunday night at H�iburn, in East Worth. Mr. W. W. B. John Page spent five days in Port Worth. Mr. Wright prayed for Rev. Horton and members of the Irish High-1st Church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Garkson and family have one in Georgia. Mr. Willie Perry of Toyah is in the city of New York. Mr. Antia. Teler and children, Mrs. Fennie Welln and children attended the conference in New York. Mr. H�ed Jackson's mother of Cal-forks is waiting her. Mr. W. W. B.طالبتت Wright spent today in Talies visiting the Fair. Mr. Kansler Phillips who have been very sick is improving. Mr. W. W. B. was also exposed at 6:00 on from the Atlantic Life Ins. Co., from her husband's death. COMMEBIC NEWS Sunday schools were well attended at both shreeves—service also throughout the day. On Sunday evening several attended the funeral of G. N. Moore's daughter, Antio's H. H. G. Gower. Mr. Houston, Mrs. J. A. M. Mordow, Bellis Neal and son Kenneth, Mr. H. H. G. Gower and the other staff. Rive. Rive. Rive. Rive. Rive. School sponsored Monday with a large number of students. Mrs. A. C. Williams, M.A., A. C. Kusma and Ms. Sibley Pfeffer. They have planned to make a trip to the University of Arizona to up to the amount of oil in their tank. A. C. Williams of Dallas High was invited to attend a reunion of friends and friends. A. C. Kusma of T. F. of A. is in the city, and A. C. Williams is in order to keep in touch with the children of the state. LUFKIN NEWS The天子庙(Hujiet-Bajid) School was on time Sunday morning with Superintendent Jackson at his post. The less-than-month visit was held on Sunday the Poster day at Goodwill and service were well-stended morning and night. Total money raised $64.61. The Long-changed C. M. E. Church met in a very instructing Sunday school service. He was in the school. The school was preached. E. R. Martin, Freidling Elder, also preached two notable sermons. Total money for the school was $14.11. The Service were well attended at Cedar Grove C. M. E. Church. Rev. P. L. Berry. Poster. This church was in the school. The school was preached with a total money raised $6.96. Goodwill Baptist Church motored to follow Sunday afternoon to participate in singing services. The singers report a new show of the school's music. The Price motored to Dihul with the Goodwill Church. They also report an excellent time service Sunday and Sunday night. Rev. Lonely of Louisiana presided two excellent sermons. Mr. Bonnie Miss Borrel visited Miss Vivian Henry this week and Mr. Charlie Raly and Mr. Taylor of the State of Louisiana visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Han. Mr. Benton, Miss Dully-Benton, Velma-Wittman, Miss Winnie, Miss W. Benton of Navocad-Dockets, Miss Madiggs in Lufkin Sunday afternoon. Mr. Bonnie Miss of Di�bar School of new-colled Wednesday morning with the following officers: Mr. Bender, President. Miss Annie Mae Flowers, Vice President. Miss Zenlory Gibson, Secretary. Miss Vera L. Blake, class editor. The Boys' Basketball club organized this week and elected their officers. They promise to be read. COOPER NOTER Sunday School was a success and all had good lessons. Rev. Kelley was at his best and applauded a splendid serum both day and night. Mr. Johnathan Rosenberg and others were invited to the event, which covered the time of the service in various host places, on the occasion of his service in the war. He was joined by his mother and another and also other friends and relatives in mourn, after her death. And Kochlin, who were here to celebrate the event, were here to celebrate the event. BRANCHVILLE NEWS Services were good at New Providence Baptist Church Sunday. The rally was very successful. Rev. Knain, pastor, was permanent to the delight of his members. Out of a few Franchville's worksmanship with Rev. R. H. Hombler at Pilgrim's Best Brendanleigh School started Monday with a basketball camp. Students will attend a basketball clinic. The Family is Paid. A. C. Despittier, Miss J. A. Pyatt, Miss Smith of Glen Roy, A. M. Jackson was present at the Bryden. Jackson has just returned from Thailand, where Dev. G., W. Ballard has closed his fourth and last quarterly conference, which is based on the counter Rav. E. Blinn, pastor of Millennium Grove Rav. E. Blinn, pastor of Millennium Grove conference in Dallas on Monday The Tyron School opened with Ms. K. Ally, all newly schools opened Monday. ALTO Sunday School was well attended. Monday's Mass was Magnetized. Harvest Heart left for Fort Worth. Mrs. Grizzle Greene left for Fort Worth. Mrs. Katherine left for Fort Worth. Tork of Lofthouse in Innisfree visiting Tyron. White is attending the Friar White. The Charlie Sweet, an old angl-subly respected citizen of the Mountain Conti-Con-Bastastellery, died October 15th after a long illness. Rev. W. M. Timber, attend- Hoe Cemetery, was laid to rest in New Rev. S. L. Harps had to have one of its fingers amputated after being out at On the same day, he was on the off-the-off-the-air CAMPUS NEWS With our second cold spell we begin another week. And still they come, boys and girls. Literary Society rendered a wild- old program last last January. The Christian and musical numbers were very very important. The Christian. Endeavor meeting was very instructive last evening. Prof. Coola gave a splendid talk on the subject. The Carter was tell done. Our campus is beginning to put on a general set. Sup. Marton has a Indoor banding banding a variety of rare plans Mrs. Martin already a beautiful Lone star in the city. The new banding the grayly lawn in front of the Administration Building. M. Brown of San Matos and Mrs. Mellory of the off-the-off-the-air The ARTIST CALVERT, TEXAS The rally is moving on, plenty of fun. James A. M. K. Church Rev. W. O. Smoke preached at 11 a.m. Rev. L. John Kingson, formerly of Calvert, presided at 4 a.m. on May 1. Ministers were present during the day. Rev. W. M. K. Church Rev. W. O. John Kingson, the first of the land all controlled in the rally. At 8 P.M. Rev. J. W. Williams and members of Sweet Home A. M. E. church Branchville, Texas were with us. Rev. Williams preached an excellent sermon. All were made to fast happy. May members paid their $2.00. Notice: Instead of the Writing Club donating the pastor a pair of glasses, it was a pair of shoes. This mistake was made by the printer. Prof. H. C. Cooks and Mrs. O. L. (Fossels) Edward opened School October 15 in Providence Community. Ended 31 st. on the first day in their $2,000 build. The students of the th grade class ate Lewis's lunch. The teacher, Leona West, who was a teacher last week, is almost out in this classroom of the country. And Country Club—in her name—is The Bible Class is moving on nearly with Rev. J. H. Beverly, President or Manager. Bethel Baptist Church is still without a pastor. Every flock needs a shepherd, especially in the winter. Mr. Kenia Scott and wife, Mrs. Ruby Holt, and sister, Mrs. A. H. Alexander, monitored in Dallas Saturday. ALMA NEWS Colman, Neal has called Rev. Defreese on pastor, who preached an able sermon on today and all sure enjoyed it. We hope for him a successful pastoral at Colman's Neal. Fred H. Wooden of Lovelையer has been Sunday visiting Mrs. Morris and family, and left for h-pe Sunday evening in his car. He carried his two children back with him, who have been with their ex-mother, Mrs. Morris. Mr. Colman and wife passed through Alma Saturday night en route to Kepe to visit his brother, Mr. W. Hollin. Miss Rachel Morris and Miss Marriott Howell come this far with them. They are here, visiting Mrs. Morris. Alma has many Express Readers. Little Henry Lynn DoBrow is Alma's cry SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. L. Lampley, D. D. Pastor Broy, T. C. Cox, Church Clerk. Sunday was a very busy day with the family members of the Shilish Church Sunday School opened promptly at 9:20 by Supt. Shea. The Women's Ribble Class was the banner class. Mrs. L. McClellan, teacher at 11:30, pastor of Temple Spoke, was the first of the first jews. "Script," the doctor, and his flock, "scripture text, Acts 20:28." Our pastor believes in feeding the multitudes before sending them away. At 1 p.m., we were present with a Great-King of Baptists church. Rev. J. H. Plummed, pastor, after some timely remarks by pastor Lampley, a collection was taken to the amount of $8.05. At $300, we all returned to our post-of-the-day program. The Rev. Dr. Thomas, pastor of The Christian Church, and his congregation were present to represent the State of Oklahoma. Mr. Goodman, Qvexron, Dr. Thomas, the other program, spoke of his stirring and amalgamات raised in collection to the amount of $10.00. At $200, our B. Y. P. U. was largely attended, program was rendered by the Senior. B. Y. P. U. at 7:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., the first pastor Pastor Lampley spoke to a packed house from the subject: "A Christian Record." Text Job 16:19 Pastor Lampley swayed his congregation at will. Two were added to the first church. The Rev. Dr. Thomas was a great chomson, preached to us a great sermon. The finance committee reported for the week's series: more than $160.00. Our two thousand dollars drive will be paid to the first Church. November, 1928. If you are in the city without membership come and cast your lot with us, visitors are welcome to worship with us. BETHELHEM BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School with usual spirit and Scept. C. T. . Robertson with Scept. C. T. . Robertson Sunday. Eleven o'clock service with a burning message brought by our beloved pastor, Rev. C. C. Williams. Every every Christian. R. Y. P.-U. with a sigh of training by our pastor, Rev. C. C. Williams has reached a high standard. Our $1,000 drive, which that amount. Drivebelt extends a hearty welcome to all churches, friends and visitors to assist us in our work. Rev. C. C. Choce, Pastor. Miss Juanita Coker, Reporte. HEAR "THE SEVEN WORDS FROM THE CROSS" By Rev. J. H. Smith in a series of special sermons each Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m., at St. James A. M. E. Church, Sunday, October 28th. Special music by the choir and other talent. R.S. and too fair minded than to succumb to fear, ambition and progress. We therefore call upon the leadership of South—the pallist, the press, the thinkers, the thinkers, the thinking man and wonders anew to disdain discrimination and散失 justice and fear, to the end that the goodwill good and understanding may not be sacrificed to the passive interests of a solitary camper. Signers of Protest. Plans For Community Chest Driver Well Under Way. Captains Chosen Plans For Community Chest Driver Well Under Way. Captains Chosen (Continued from page 1) More Organization of Workers to be Before Campaign, Orgs. For the first time in the history of the drive for funds among organizations, committees are to be organized as units of the whole with special duties. Luncheons have meetings to pay attention to meetings are to pay the way for more successful and purposeful meetings than has been true heretofore. The following is the organization scheme of the division as an organization book by Chairman Pratt; Division "P" Community Chest - Division "T" Mr. T. W. Pratt; Chairman; Mr. E. S. Stratton; Chairman DR. R. T. Hamilton, Prof. J. J. Rhoads, Prof. J. W. Rice, Mr. Chas. Frackins, Mr. T. W. Pratt Mrs. L. McKay Turner, Miss D. D. Wootten, Mrs. A. H. Dyson Captains Dr. M. B. Bilbew, Special Gifts Dr. Wm. Green, Doctors. Dr. W. T. Burke, Dentists. Prof. J. W. Towns, Theatres. Prof. J. W. Rice Publicity Mr. J. H. Mackey, Insurance. Mrs. L. McKay Turner Clubs. Dr. N. W. Clark, Churches Mr. M. J. Woll, Massons Mr. B. Garney, Odd Fellows Mr. Chas Hamilton, Knights Pythins. Mrs. Addie Malone, Loyal Friends. Mrs. T. D. Bradley, U. B. F., and S. M. T. Mr. Chas. Pleque, Chauffeurs Mr. W. M. Amber, Hotels. Mr. J. J. Wilson, Hotels. Mr. E. L. Cushinberry, Cafes. Mr. M. B. Anderson, Club Men. Mr. A. H Thomas, Taxi Cabs. Rev. G. H. Harlee, Red Caps. Mr. C. H. Honson, Red Caps. Mr. G. J. Harlee Railroad Men. Mrs. Hobart, Ltd. Business Women. Mrs. D. B. Mc Millan, Residential Mrs. Mary Bogan, S. T. Washington Addition. Mrs. Carl Terry Elm Thicket, Mrs. L. J. Hayden, Wheaties Place, Mr. W. P. Laughin. Wheatley Place. Mrs. Truel. No. 101. Residential. North Dallas. Residential. North Dallas. Residential. Winn. North Dallas Residential. tenational. Principals of City Schubb. Mrs. E. H. Williams, Oak Cliff. Dean Pickens Urges Support of Herbert Hoover CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE our installation, in the white house, the Democratic House was welcoming and Al Smith - should pass away, the government would be replaced by a new person who is a member of the party that believes in keeping the Negro from exasperating his right to vote. Comparing the presidential candidate Pickens declared to be Hoover, he more experience with Nebraska and with other groups, and their problems, therefore he is more to be trusted. The dean related how the Negro had shared in the general administration and urged them to support the property during the Republican administration and urged them to support the election selection. Massachusetts Lad Wins in Negro Vote Contest CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE them. Therefore, each group of people in a community will be asked to identify the dates who are interested in them. Now, what makes the practical politician in interested in the man who is interested in him, can bring him the most votes. And this is the fundamental role of the Colored man should volunteer! He should register so that he can be identified, see to it that discrimination is not on him and inflictive; all of sorts is true. When politicians realize that the Colored man has a voting power, enough to be of material importance, then and only then, will the government cease to passively ignore them. Y. M. C. A. Gains Momentum as Date of Building Activity Nears Y. M. C. A. Gains Momentum as Date of Building Activity Nears (Continued from page 1) G. Peen and Joseph J. Rhoads, will be installed area. Joseph J. Rhoads, J. B. E. Starke, Vice Chairman, J. B. E. Starke, Vice Chairman, J. B. Assistant Secretary, and J. J. Patton, Treasurer, Professor Melvin J. Banks,执业 Professor Felix S. Clinton, president of the HI Y retory, visited the meeting of Committee of Management Friday night and presented plans for the rehabilitation of the high school orchestra and boys club under Mr. A. social department of the high school orchestra. W. F. Patton, F. E. Starke, Chan. A. P. Wijsh, F. S. Smith, S. T. Simpson, and W. F. Patton to cooperate with the HI Y Library Shrinked Materials Planned For November and December The Musical Department of the Booker T. Washington High School and other musical organizations of the city will present a series of twilight sacred musicals during the months of November and December as a special feature of the Y. M. C. A. emulation. A schedule is being prepared, and will be published later. It is that that the musical program will carry the different organizations, to every section of the city and to many churches. The entertainments will be presented on Sunday evening. Big Sign On Y. M. C. A. Lot Two big signs, 6 feet by 12 feet bearing the slogan "Location of New Building For Moorland Branch, Y. M. C. A." have been stationed on the Y. M. C. A. lot on Flora and Holl Streets. The signs were made by O. W. Johnson; and convey to all who pass in that neighborhood that the location of the "building has been purchased and preparations for the building are being made. This means of advertisement will do much to stimulate interest in the Y. M. C. A. movement. FEATURE SECTION The Dallas Express DRAMAIC SERIAL BY SAMUEL BROOKS CHOCOLATE baby STORY OF AMBITION DECEPTION and SUCCESS straw world --- the truth of the matter was that while Martha had on a few occasions given thought to sex and marriages they were also floating thoughts. She had a vacation in horror of making a mistake. Those she would have liked to find a rich husband, it for the other reason than to estable her to care for her widowed mother in her old age. But then she waited and made a table in her chapel for the wedding and made her family grease housed mother and son to keep warm and to be safe. She gave up the pitfalls that harked to the countryside, a small town, much of the countryside. But with Mrs. Heptune conceived and loved her wealthy white Clean, Wholesome and Refreshing DRAMAIC SERIAL BY SAMUEL BROOKS baby Y OF ION SUCCESS Martha was a relative to Mrs. Ha. since her birth. She was a little girl when her mother had her first school. She attended school until she found herself after her husband's death alone and almost portraits. Like so many other noble colored women, however, she had resolved to struggle on keep her home to get them and raise her new born baby. Martha as a girl ought to be raised. Living in a small town in the south where everyone knew everyone else. Mrs. Haashta had many friends among the white and colored people. They were more than glad to render assistance to one struggling so nobly to maintain high standards. Martha was well aware of the struggle her mother had made, and she was very grateful. Knowing her mother's ideals, she strove hard to live up to them in every detail. Aware of the hard work of her mother had undergone, she was eager to complete her education, get some well-paid position and thus be able to give her beloved mother a much-needed rest. This Martha dismissed thought of marriage. Nor did she keep company with any of the scores of young men, old men and boys who ardently paid her sad. 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And when you have been a door step for a long time, you know how hard it is to look before your little girl. You were 10. You remember that parents had to be right in life, you were right in school, you were right in the world." is quite a common thing in Britain, and people who have been working with the poor are able to protect or help them in the mind of moral there are those, who have a purpose but who back ally whereby they can worries by which they are executed and re- pent. Poverty fears R.C. G. F. Jenkins but be the work of the poor. Prevalence of natural energy is not always clear. There are those on the other hand, who's purposed as large enough, but who lack ability to find the power to be used in which their aims can be executed and re- Failure to reach certain ends is not just the result of being at the end of being in the world, but to be the world out of a world that be the world. The ship that plies an ocean may have a definite port in view, but to leave out of a voyage thefollowing is to leave behind one of the most valuable means in a successful journey. Living today, become no complex and varied in its nature. There's no hardly a chance to find a moment's freedom from the many things that are to be done. There are popular responsibilities when we cannot escape; there are many calls which we are obliged to answer. But everything that befalls us is just an item in the process of life. Our reaction depends upon the basis of our security. There is, of course, nothing in this world worth while outside of living, and we may add. Living well. Life, as important as it may be, can never be so significant as the way it is lived. This fact is verified to Jesus. Don't Wait Until Your Boy or Girl Gets Too Old. There is an idea that helping will be child in society the work of the mother. But that is all wrong in this day and time when mothers are well as children, particularly among N. greens, have to be so well to be in the cloughs. There come. With rept and grocery bills, I pay and choose to buy, the average N. greens I use would be "wouldn't" like me, well if the mother has well as the father didn't go out in work every day. In work every day, I am so much more than I do, and the training of a child and the building its future. Most of our folks marry early and as a social thing have pretty large families. There is nothing against this prior time except that the parents ought to give more time and study to train for and developing the children there. It is not to be a matter of the world being into the world. If we don't develop young and more than the bringing up of one children, how much we expect them to grow to be happy and useful men and women. To address parents on the course and management of children, I always make it a point to give them the best information from the forest most experts to child welfare. Advising a Young Wife A young wife asked me one day, "What do you think about me? whose very characteristic overinhastowed the soul of JH. Patel. The whole of our time is taken up in various ways: we are constantly combatting the elements that would destroy us, we are ever tackling problems that may not readily yield themselves to our disposal. At one time we are the dwellers of peace, prosperity and sunshine; at another moment we have slipped, wetter disagreements and probably bitter failure to overcome us. There are moments when even the best we have done stakes ahead our confidence as the very point we should not have done. The former infamy and most natural, the latter requires strength which is not always to our immediate possession. We may overcome our circumstances or they may overcome us, all depends upon the source from which we draw our strength. Paul, the Apostle, Shepherd, the Marty, Bunyan and Milton saw the eternal glory of God under conditions that have completely overwhelmed and destroyed others. Paul was a prisoner when the text was written, but long before this time he had learned many valuable lessons of trust; he knew the very source of his security and anchored his dependence there. In a dark, dingy prison he saw the heightness of his Lov's glory and he was satisfied that Christ had given him strength. Job on your hands and you ought to be prepared to taxide it right. " Of course, you are closer to your child than your husband, but he must remember that his duty is no great as your duty. " How old is your little girl? " Two years old this March, a be applied. " Well, your child is in the most critical period of life right now, and has been ever since it was born. The first two years, my child, are the barbed. " There are " so many mothers just like this young girl that do not realize that the health and playing safety of their children to in the greatest danger all of the times during the last two years. " But it is exactly in this period when the vast majority of Negro mothers have so little time to devote to their children. " " There's, with small interest and little training, they are apt to find the end a burden. " This is very bad because a mother should find her child a joy leadout of a burden. " We've, doctors, teachers and most workers have spent much time on the family family period in the child's life. But, when worked out plans to help the worried, mother over this critical time, When School Begins When your child starts to school, you may need to help them with a variety of tasks or relief of burden that your child does. There's a place for all wrongs. "There's where we think all wrongs," you expect the teacher at school who has from 40 to 60 students to be expected to be able to work with them. You want to know about life, of course, in part to help you understand the needs of your child and patrons and staff. You work with the school and apart from the school, you also need to work with the parents and apart from the parents, and your parents in a relationship and your parents in a relationship. ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION THE APEICAN BAGA. By Shapie Cendura. Published by Payson & Chirgo-Kra. New York, N. Y. Print. It is not the same thing but their values that we should consider. Here, for instance, is a book coming first dollars, and I venture in say that it is worth much more to the Negro. It is not the same thing as the other of the first intelligence of the black people—the American. In nearly all beautiful printed pages the author has collected, the best legends, stories, books, and books of the language and poems of the African people. While the book will prove of great interest to the grown-ups of our lives, it will provide double popular in-身边影响, but no use of costing to tell you how the book is, when I can quote from it and let you judge for yourself. Ongoing forغاچپلا, the beautiful " The Free Press of the Manual " The " Home House Three men won't be after another to Oende, to tell him their needs. The first one said: " I want a horse. The other said: " I want a dog. The other said: " I want to refresh myself. And Oende says to each who he wanted to be the first a horse to the third, a woman. The three men went away. But the rain fell so that they had to stay. The jungle for three days. The sun was a red and red of the sun. The food for them, for all three. The men said: " Let us return to Oende. And they went off for a three- and Oende will go changed the horse into a woman, and the dogs into women. The men won't be. Now the women will be. The women have to greedy; the men who came from the dogs are spirited. burn your work over 10 minutes. Perform an operaton with someone perform an operaton with someone You must develop more skill in hacking your children than in pactice. You must throw away the red and green keys. You must better make of keys. Of course, co-parents with the school-motherhood, but don't forget that five hours a day under a teacher with 50 other children is not enough training for your child. You're got to jump in and help during the test, of the 41 hours the child is at home. First out what are the best things for you, child to play and work all after school. It's a mighty good thing social workers, and playground specialists have provided healthy and educative programs for children or else many of our young people would be trained very badly. Pittfalls for Children You will notice as your child grows older that more and more of the time to spent away from home. Well, that's the thing you've got of watch and or her mighty school, because there are a thousand pitfalls in the path of young people. In your joy at seeing your child grow up, don't forget to watch it more closely than ever. Your job won't do the way or girl has reached manyed or wom- aod. Is doing your job well, however, don't forget the rights of others, the welfare of the group and society in general. No. You can see, you mothers and fathers, that being private is a stifle when for the best trailed man or woman. but the first win, she whom Ouedde gave to one of them, to good she is the mother of the human she. But that a beautiful story? Put here are some perseveres from the Haunes. Mean, heurto and other blackness that are less like the ash any ever twented by while people. "A man is hated according to his with "Who goes slowly goes far." "When you find a safe road, follow it a long time." "A life will give a rest of success," "A life will give blossom, but no fruit." "The one is healthier." "He who does not worry about living will die without illness." "He who wants to be a good life, and who does not care about life, and who we serroll it, our own lives." "There is no cure for old age." "It is the best of a person, but it is not. Here is another story: The Hare and the Earths that you will enjoy." "It is the best one day to live in Earth. I know it is the same place. You always stay in the same plane." "I am mistaken," replied the Earth. More faster than you do. "Well we're going to die." "It is a return to the heart of the begoin to run. When he had run a long way he stopped, feeling sure he had won, but found that he still had no hope. I am not a man, but I am as kind that he fell exhausted and glad." "There are just samples of the many people who are肯歡迎. The African Rings." 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State NASHVILLE TENNESSEE ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION Every Woman Can Be More Beautiful A Charm Should Be Acclaimed More Than Beauty, Expert Thinks Dr. Miles, Japamore In the stance of one of America's most famous women, "What I did, so you think of me, but not as a woman but as a woman better woman." What I did, so you think of me, but not as a woman but as a woman better woman. Begins up from his work, a think tank, to work with women and activities create a better woman. Women today, he continues, are more involved than they were in the important subsections of the modern woman. That the modern woman has taken over the world is also likely to lose her womanly nature. "Nothing to it, he glazed description of freedom of women that has stunned the world," he says. "and development of our own lives in the subject. 'when you were a woman, you hops up and your limits with you to be shapely. When you were a woman, you were using rate and you would be judged not without a challenge in having a good conversation." I think there is a great deal of difference between women are paarfer more attention than men are, and ever before, and therefore are. Women years ago you had to find one woman now in almost every Now this is present so it should be more beautiful. It is much more much beautiful and attractive. If women are not charming and pleasing, it is in their own fault that they are in their own fault. both Japanese women of history, as they were in the 1930s. Wakamatsu and Madame Dujardin and Madame Dujardin and Madame Dujardin, they had had acquired that charm. Their hearts are hearts, and their imaginations, as well. Carriage Have you been asked what is the first thing a woman should do in the process of becoming more beautiful? A woman should he? I have replied, "Argue a graceful and proper-range." 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This is the first time I've been here." The brown-faced driver looked at her for a moment and suspicion came into his eyes. " It was mighty funny that a young girl like this was also in a big city on a night like this with no place to go. " " May, kid, I bet you're run away from home!" " Oh, no-on, I'm—I'm visiting here." " Holdeey! You just said you didn't know nobody here. You said you'd never been here before." " I know but I mean: I think it's like to be in the way I was them over, I guess I'd better go to a hotel or something." " Quit your kidder! I'm going to turn you over to the Traveter's And I'm going to be an irky softly, and the last driver's muted. "May, kid, it'll me the truth: I'll try to help you if I can, and cut out the soil stud." " Then she told him. " All but, he said, when she had finished, I'm going to take you home to my mother, moxing, she can fix you up." " No, he took her to his mother, a good time for her, so he took the little to her heart. 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I can't do my please here. I don't have to stay. I'm firmly was angry with Qatula for my time. He made a step toward her, but turned swiftly on his heels and left the room; he had come near to striking the room. I've often thought, what a pity it was be hedory, it was just what she needed to bring her around to her Patella was angry, too, and she felt in need of her child. She told her friends about Jimmy and her children, but she was very sorry. A girl with your books is a fool to stay with a man that don't treat you right, one of them said. I'm a man who has a little left Jimmy, and it was about that time that I come to know her. She left the Factory add name to her name. She ran to the shop, where I was running an servant. I was running an elevator, she and that's how I came to know her. I just couldn't help liking herself and wanted to mother her.' The first time he comes, he was with his wife, a mother plain looking little woman, who looked like she was a girl. She held a handle to bathe for looks. I was tempted to leave Bristol to meet her. I was not sure what mind I need, I thought that, she might need my husband, but she rather was too pessimistic to have much. "You're getting to be so fine now. I guess I won't be able to mit with you. I said with a laugh. I won't be decent things, and I'm going to." ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION Memphis Products MISS TENNESSEE MISS TENNESSEE MISS TENNESSEE in Memphis, Team. Mighty nice, eh! I was all curiosity and of course I had to ask who it was. "It's my new boy friend," she told me, "and, believe me, he's hot to be health." I was interested and wanted to know who he was. He came and, she introduced him to me and Hill, but I tell you the truth: I didn't like him. I wasn't just because I knew he was a little more like him. I was about him, and I was doing this, she didn't like and didn't trust. I thought I ought to learn Keville, but then I felt that I had no right to meddle with her. It was. While they sat in my little living room, and sat in the stand, I was ordered whether I ought to speak to Keville. When he left, about 11 o'clock, I had made up my mind to speak to her. " Look here, Keville, are? That the same Dr. Jucay, who's with some intangible places. It looks he's one of the same one I've taken up on the elevator with his wife. " When I broke in. He's that Keville couldn't don't. It, she had to adult the of-th. " " You look here, I know it isn't " " No, you can't, but you might be know no married man, mean you or any body else, any good. " " The cryin' out loud, Mary! I hope I'm able to take care of my mother. I'm married myself, so we're both even. " " Thum's. Denethra's. You're not so well to know and I'm not to make a bit of difference. You know that man's got a wife and you're got not business going with him. " " Say, listen, Mary, all you say might have been right once, but people don't look at things like that now. 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Address City State Phone ..... .... ..... Address City State Phone ..... .... ..... By WILLIAM G. NUNN "What do you consider the most veritable trade you've ever been," we inquired of a white spotting critic the other day, while ating in the million dollar park—Forbes Field Party Deyfuss and his Pittsburgh Prizes have made Tammon. And why shouldn't he say no, we're going to be our best time? But it's our best time, our thoughts. The arrests of money to lead enthusiastic and fault in his statement. Organized 34 Years Ago Fifteen years ago, John had left off postal service of Uncle Jane in Pittsburgh, a led who had made the Postman's Table for his rise at the Postman's House, and who had even played a guise with Pitt before they knew the fact. He called him to his fortune with the Postman's House, and the Postman's House, which has Indy, partnered with the Postman's House, to the same time. The work was from the modern times. Punley, his soldman's head on a pair of youthful shoulders, and a pair of young children, and a pair of the other two, were the same kind that moved up the一步. The pair that booked up in Sports's quarter-to-quarter quality. And Mandela Comiskay and Ban Johnson, they're stuck together through thick and thin. When Bell made his head for a place in baseball's "Hall of Fame" with his famous Kid's Team, through the end of the year, he was organized baseball tried to gain a football in the city of� smoke and bristles. The team's at least a few years ago had cut up both the boy's back and back, and the boy's back was not fitful. பெற்ற and Walker has an official, and the other two are turtles. It's the same, according to the wholes, raining out of players, selecting the wholes to fight first with fire, and as a consequence, they've been the people who are the people who are above the goals, looking to stand the end of the banner of the Homestead Grays. Meet Vansett Teim in History And why shouldn't they be proud of their teams, which narrise the process of the modern times, upon their payroll. Last year, upon the consolation of their American League All-Plants, the team did list the Gray's infeld, composed of "Jay" Washington at first. Wal- Wright and his son, Martin in Niigra at third and John Beckwith at shortstop, compared favorably with the greatest inlefts of all times. Backed even better than the guide of Ruhe, Futter's famous infest which included Grant, DeHom, Rob Williams and Imele, Malether What is? Washington can play first, short or third, with equal facility. In the next year, the game was best-maker in the case, having earned the performance of "Hippohels" Hinsipeth and Ben Tay- In addition, he is ranked as one of the game's best guardians of the keystone sack, and upon occupation with the management, and the upon the ground. Beckwith started his career as a career with G�steron's Linne Glasgow and has played third short with the Raleyfield team of a veteran this season. And Delly-Oust had who com- plets the "Rust" infield of the field. He called-down greatball at-around player in colored baseball He's a shortstop without a peer. He's a second-hand edition of "The Tower at third and a grateful pocket edition of Hustle Crite at second and another George Burnie at first. Hurney� They'll himself is author- In the second year that he was the editor of The Wheatman's A d ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION On the utility list be a lot from West Virginia—Lewis by name—who has been a member of the州市府。He has recently, and two high school inads. And now to the pitchers. Captain "Monokoy Joe" Williamson, who was the first of the first-lineبه تبونفورد (Lioness Giants) heads the list. Joe has reached the vulnerable age of 1990. He has been the most small of all of the world for more than 33 years, but is still able to chalk up his "thirty wins per season." Recently he pitched no-hit game in Chile. Then, some Owner-Owner, the "Tron alma" of the Grays, he was the first to win the game to his credit. It one-hit games, and he tried out once with the A. H. C. was the first to win the Keytoster during that yearable, local Grand war, but he's now a member of good standing with the Grays, and has been the same out of 40 pitched this year. It's not being unusual for Owens to work both gases of a double bender, kind on one in the top of the top three. A single day and two them all! Lefty Williams and Ham Streeter are the sixth-parties on the club. Lefty was the first to win the staff while the street money pletter is baseball. Times: how rich one-time among scalpam pitchers of the present day. Among the baseball records this has written are them: In 1926 he was the 43 games in shovement a record without paralleled. For this past three years, the club has won more than 147 games a second year since 1936. The club is credited with playing more games in the past three years than any club in the country—their most standing well above the 100 mark. In addition to their record-reaching 26 wins, 31 and 26 games in a row, the Spurs have also made a few good plays, and may not be the infield to beat against panels without the defender's decision. "Dolly" Charlize in the game, heads, and puts the ball on the path on an average of three shots per game. He is inwed with heret at the ball court, and also holds the ball balloon and also holds the ball balloon. He is inwed with the dry floor left behind from the this year. June, in a double ball court, he is inwed with the ball balloon holders in. In we are inwed with the ball balloon and shag, and drew a wash NEXT WEEK! President Donovan, the noted author of "The Book of Mormon," will journell. War Admiral & Navy At Thir- dale, N.J., will be present. 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" " I don't know if he was he looked when I told him I know that he still loved His little " where I she? " Does she want me? " She's at the City hospital. Here she wants you: that's why I'm here. The Lord will forgive me for telling me that I'm not a family member. I guess she did want him, only she was too proud to say it, maybe. We want out to the bangs! like an engine going to a fire and it's so good we didn't find the lead. " " I don't know. "Never mind now, baby! Baby! Baby! and everything's going to be all right!" he said, pressing her hand. "Okay, I'm ready. And then a few minutes in abbreviations." About fifteen minutes later Jim my came out to me in the corridor. "Poor little kid, she's had a hard time, but I'm going to, make it up to her now. Soon's she's better she's going to come back home and we're going to begin all over again." She had told him everything and he had taken it all as nothing. Indeed, he seemed to think that he LOOK! LUCK IN LOVE RING. 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