Dallas Express

BRILLIANT ACTING FEATURES DALLAS NEGRO PLAYERS A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Wise One Act Plays Presented was the finding of laughs, by at State Theatre to Large and some of the audience, in lias in Appreciative Crowd of Negro which there were none. Service, Price, Quality Overcome Negro Business Handicaps. Takareko Institute, Ala.-Bac. *Doc.* general throughout—the retail office; oversee the obtaining of materials to overcome the obstacles of陈列. Negro small merchant. on the in business is the conclusion of the other hand, there are outstanding problems in the survey of Negro business at the retail store operated by the Takareko Institute. to the Negro market—a field. 2. More direct and profitable (often confine themselves only) investment of surplus funds of necessarily limited by the wealth Negro financial organizations to and buying power of the group to the benefit of the race. Founded by W. E. King Volume 25 BRII Were One Act Plays Presented at State Theatre to Large and Appreciative Crowd of Negro and White Lovers of Drama. All Negro Plays Prove Favorites Intrillant Acting of Individuals and Grotto Call Forth Haberante Comments From Theatrical Critics of Dallas Puddy Papers. Director "Hexter Rickly" Pursed and Thanks Given Dover of Finance Which Made Appearance Possible. Natives ability joined with efficient direction last Tuesday night in the initial performance of The Dallas Negro players at The State Theatre, corner. of. Hall, and Thomas to give to lovers of the drama both white and Negro, one of the most brilliant performers ever presented in the U.S. and to be the most movement of cultural value to the community, the size of which cannot now be accurately determined. Three one-act plays were presented: "Dreamy Night" by Robert Hoberman; "Clare Kummer, and "The Noontown Boat Green" and "The Five Rivers" by Robert Hoberman; the end of the performances there were abundant evidence of three actors in all of whom were making their first public how in character roles, and of the canons for appreciation, beauty in the portrayed on the part of the actors, and on the part of an on special invitation. The theatre was comfortably filled with memorable members of both races. "Dreamy Kid" First of Group The closer moments of "Dreamy Kid" first of the group to be presented, were its best moments. Previous incidents in the play in which Misses Esther and Beth Dowell as Irene, and Coely Ann, respectively, had carried their parts well, led directly up to a really thrilling closing scene in which the very beautifully voice of Miss Willie T. Cowan, who played the part of Mammy Saunders, grand mother, of "Dreamy Kid," was a perfect foil for the nervous gestures and "qually nervous voice" of "Dreamy," played by George W. Terrell, who, in order to remain to the last with the only mother that he had known, ran the risk of certain death at the hands of officers who sought him for a murder committed the night before. The only unfortunate situation connected with this performance Service Price, Q Negro Busine Taskforce Institute, A&D, Dec. 25—That service, price and quality overcome the obstacles of color in business in the whole of the country. The survey of Negro business after having examined more than 3000 businesses in thirty-two cities of fifteen states during the past year. The study was made here this week to Dr. Robert R. Moton, President of the National Negro Business League, under whose auspices the survey was conducted. The survey of our businessmen to the Negro market—a field too often confuse themselves only necessarily limited by the wealth and buying power of the group—has been aided by the success of these groups. Cases are cited where Negroes have been able to compete in the open market against all others. These furnish ample evidence that given a thorough knowledge of their business, the success of the market requires the most fruitful. The present study of the most fruitful field for Negro business enterprises, the report reveals, as still predominantly individual enterprise. Especially is this true in the retail field. Too few partnerships exist and not enough corporate�er there are, however, many hopeful signs of cooperative efforts as indicated in the advancement of the insurance and industrial development. There is a定值，and for development of cooperative buying among Negro brokers and druggiers. The individual operator with limited capitalization, stocking of the market, and the use of certain means because of chain and extra store competition. This is --- The Dallas Express Honors Shared Equally in "The Robbery" Miss Blanche Dogan and Mrs. Lilian Tucker Lewis joined with her husband, Dr. Robert Field in a very pleasing presentation of "The Robbery," portraying the deftness of men in lives of a group of wealthy white people. As an indication of the adaptability of such persons to the harsh realities of rebellion, and the clean cut emancipation of such of them as they trust with the dialect of the tyres portrayed in the *Dream Kid* movie, they were well fitted. Light, it served admirably in-indicating the possibility of Negro men in the portrayal of such parts. "The No 'Count Boy' Most Grip- ing of the Group The construction of "The No Count-Boy" together with the practically perfect work of the director, led to theaping of the three performances. This time it was a perfect auditorium, with less silence than nearly ten minutes while young James Tatum played his "Alaskan piece," and many in that audience cried with him at its conclusion. The work of Miss Dorie "Women on the Street," of Miss Cone, a young, courageous "No Count-Boy," and "The No Count-Boy" and of L. E. McIntyre as the man, the boy, and the state that this performance was reverberating is to comment mildly Presentation Made Possible by Diana Drama Loewers. The immediate urge to the presentation of Tuesday night was the visitation of Mr. Louis P. Patterson. There he was to a performance in which an all Negro cast appeared at the State Park Auditorium. There he was to a group of those who appeared in the material in members of the race. This urge was coupled with the design of a group of those who appeared in the drama seriously and to attempt to portray the very beautiful portions of general life as they did in the drama. The finance for the venture was supplied by a drama loving CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR Quality Overcome less Handicaps. general throughout the retail field, and is not peculiar to the retail industry. It employs manual cash registers, other manual, outstanding examples of splendid and profitable retail stores operated by Problema confronting Nerro business men as stated by the independent Wendell Bolton, Bert M. Roddy H. Harrison—include the following: 1. More adequate financing to credit facilities for legitimate businesses. 3. Elimination of overcrowding of certailles with small undercapitalized, poorly managed individual businesses. 4. Appreciation of the value of education in business. 2. Development of new fields of business. 3. Appreciation of older businesses from one generation to the next. Too many die with the passing of the founders. 4. Reorganized marketing of larger numbers to meet the growing demands of business. organization. The survey has definitely shown the need for the continued education of the business newcomers in the National Negro Business League in the education of the business newcomers in the buying, selling, display, advertising, budget-making and record storage. The field work has thoroughly advanced hundreds of our business newcomers. The National Negro Business League is rendering a CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR HOUSING OF NEGROES DISCUSSED BY NATIONAL INTERACIAL CONFERENCE PRINCIPAL BANKS HONORED BY GOVERNMENT Prairie View, Texas, Dec. 22—Announcement has just been received here that Principal W. R. Banks of Bank of Texas has been selected by the Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior, for outstanding educators of the race who have made a survey of the Land Grant Colleges for New Mexico. This honor was awarded the principal in appreciation of his ability as an investigator in the investigation of Prairie View, the largest Land College in New Mexico. The survey will be by far the most thorough and comprehensive of the institutions, Mr. Banks has always manifested an unparalleled ability for such fact-finding enterprise and other methods of research in his investigation. He received his fundamental training in the science of the human organism from such peerless scholar and scientific crusader in language and scientific knowledge in 1900. The wealth of information which one educator with unabashed greed greatly in improving the work of Principal Banks is now in Washington, D. C. in conjunction with specialists and experts of the Federal Government. N. A. P. OFFICERS AT NATIONAL INTERACIONAL CONFERENCE tion for the Advancement of Colored People... are attending the National Interracial Conference in Washington, December 16 to 18 at the University of Chicago, bodies and represents an effort to assemble all galligraphy data on the Internet. The N. A. A. C. P. is being re- lated to the N. A. A. C. P. by Vice-President, Mary W. Ownton, Chairman of the Board of Director, Dr. W. B. D. Behla, Chairman of the National Re- ougha, member of the National Re- oughton; and Bishop John Hurst. James Whelton Johnson—Secretary, Secretary of the N. A. A. C. P. Secretary, of the N. A. A. C. P. Executive Committee of the Inter- national Conference. Herbert Bellgall, the N. A. A. Secretary of Publicity, is attending the Washington Con- ference, serving as publicity adven- tory to Mary van Rieke, the Chairman Washington, Dec. 22 -- The housing of Negroes in American cities, and the problem pension- ed, by the northward migration, The first period of discussion at yesterday afternoon's session of the National Interracial Conference in the Auditorium of the Department of the Interior Building, (T. J. Wootter, Jr., of the University of North Carolina, declared that the crowding of Negroes in sections of the cities, produced excessive rents and unsanitary conditions. "Since Negroes, in most cities, are restricted to certain districts in which they must live," declared Mr. Wootter, "the incoming migrants find the housing situation already fixed by the landlord and speculative builder, and must take whatever is offered." The limitation of the size of these districts causes population density, with all of its attendant evils, to increase rapidly. The demand by Negroes for quarters increases the rent disproportionate Registration in Teachers Association For New Year Begin When Dallas High School Enrolls 100 Per Cent. credit for again being the first time that this record has been school in the state to enroll 100, established by the Dallas School per cent in the Colored Teachers to be for the first year State Association comes to the State to one of the teachers of Turrell whose principal, Prof. Joseph J. who gave her registration to for Rhodes, heads the association. the problem of Neurosychiatric mind in the South, declared Dr. Anderson's Association for the Advancement of Colored People, speaking what he called "the greatest international Intercultural Conference in the Auditorium, of the Department of the Interior Building, which, when it comes before the National terrestrial Conference, that of political power on the part of the population occupies to my mind, the key motive," said Dr. Du. When a study of health and population was necessary in America, a great race in America was not dying out or was not of a popular and unusual physical appearance, 1910, the right of the American Neuro to modern education upon a scientific basis. "The present problems of Negro, occupational, housing, and recreation, all depend upon the political and economic conditions of the nation, and, may seem to assume, upon philanthropy. In the same way we are going to establish more and lyching and have a more equitable administration of the and justice of the nation, and, in the same manner, clearer, citizenship rights, and, more, normal race relations, only if we can establish in the United States a democracy upon the fund, a mental truth that every group of those governed should have a voice in its own government." "For twenty-five years this national government has friends of the Negro, have decided that the question of the Negro vote should not be touched upon investigated. We do not, therefore, know how far Negro votes today; only in a very essential way." Registrations in Teac New Year. Begin School Enrolls Credit for again being the first school in the state to enroll 100 percent in the Color Teachers State Association comes to The Booker, Washington High School whose principal, Prof. Joseph J. Rhoades, heads the association. This is the fifth consecutive OF NECR L'INTERA by to the accommodations furnished. Many cities are also tax in the enforcement of sanitary and housing regulations in those sections. "The fundamental improvement in housing cannot be achieved without the constant as long as Colored people are restricted to such sections. It is necessary to procedure on the part of landlords and operative builders. needed for renovation and rebuilding. And unless exploitative rent are charged, the investors of this property must be content to yield a lower return than it now receives from housing interruption. The running activity of the housing activity is necessary. Through ignorance of the laws and distrust of the local courts, neglect of other groups are backward about invoking the benefits of such laws and regulations as low ROES TO DISC ACIAL CON exist. However, through education to what they can do to improve and care for their property and what they can get in the way of an imminent enforcement of nong-lices, a building code and to relieve the situation." Dunbar Apartments In New York Successful Id. Cling as a successful experiment in the use of Lawrence Durham and John Reckreeller, Jr. in New York City to Reckreeller, Jr. in New York City. Reckreeller, Dr. the writer, had been achieved in Harlem could be achieved in other cities of the United States. "Not one of our 511 paraphrases of the has been copied," said Mr. Irwin. "May 15th, one hundred per cent of them had been sold, and one hundred per cent of them one hundred per cent will re- PROPORTUNITY TO BE HEAL SANTA CLAUS TO RESERVING NEEDY Opportunity to play Santa Claus of a really helpful type is offered to members of the race in Dallas in how cases which have come to the attention of The Excess. A little orphan boy of ten vars of age who has no living relative in the world needs food; clothes and a heater. He can look forward to nothing but a cheerless that actually hungry Christmas unless the humane feel. Some Dallas clubs or individuals do not make him happy. A widow with six children who range in age from 1 to 5 years is confined to her sed by illness and she and her children are in actual want. Gifts of food, clothes and other necessities will many of the expensive gifts have otherwise. There is no Dallas as a aged couple. The husband is 82. He cannot work. Increases over a few months to drive and to his wife all of the firmities which can be imagined. They need the helping and of a real Santa Claus. Organizations and persons who desire to help either of these very needy persons may communicate with Mrs. Hisia D. Morgan, welfare worker, with offices in the city Hall or call her at home. HALL JOHNSON NEGRO CHOIR GAVE TURILLING PERFORMANCE. New York, Dec. 22 - Reviewing the recent scat at the John H. Johnson Noha chan, Walter White, the secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Women, and the special secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Women, "One of the finest exhibitions in the world," the Hall of Honors hand was that of the Hall Johnson Negro Choir at the John G. Johnson Museum on December 6, Mr. Johnson after many years of work has gathered a collection of songs of the Negro Suprilittie and secular songs of the Negro Suprilittie today. When one singer were noelot, and he was noelot, and he was noelot, have done the same thing that had opportunity for forced—one can gather how extravagant a group there is in this choir. CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR "Thanks to the active cooperation of the members of our community, our grounds and buildings, including all the dumwallow shafts, are not affected. Not a single case of vandalism, however travel, has yet come to our attention, and we have been operating." "What has been achieved here in Harlem, can just as readily be achieved here in the application of the same ideas and the same spirit in other cities, the United States, the United States, the Americans of African descent represents exploitation as contrasted with sorrow." "The improvement of housing conditions for the Negro people in the Southern states, in vital areas which have been affected by the anaconda of Negro labor from the Southern states, is vital." Distinctive in Service Always Progressive TUR LAY D SERVICE ABRAHAM PRICE 8 CENTS Number RES YERS VICES IAM LINCOLN Washington, D. C., Dec. 22—An event of unusual interest to the visiting traffers at the 18th annual convention of the American Institute in Lodi, KY, December 27 to 30, in faculties, will be a sight-seeing tour on December 26 which will include special patriciate services and other features of Ahramum, Iraq. This service will close four days of constructive work along civic and economic lines, and other features for the conventions. The visiting traffers which are being planned for the Chambers of Longwood villa hosts of the convention. Many Notable Speakers On Thb Program The office of the national pres- ident is Hon. Arthur W. Mitchell, Dr. O. and Chichele H. has issued a program for national speakers of the many notable speakers of local and national fame. After a public resolution to be given by the elites of Louisville, at Quinn Chapel, Dr. M. Church, the second Maurer at Louisville. The program at a civic mass Steven W. Stewart, at Quinn Chapel, the second National Association of Colored Women, who presented a presentation, at Dr. Ala- loy Lokey, Looker, Howard University, a member of the fraternity, whose dismissal is addressed by Hon. P. D. Sampon, Gooverwinner, D. United States Senator from Kent- ington, in addition to the social af- fairs planned by the local Phi Beta Sigma Chapter of the United States Society will be hosts of the visiting fratern, and later the Omega Chapter of American Negroie Out Says Dublin at Interacial Meet No Danger Ame Will Die Out at No Danger American Negro Will Die Out Says Dublin at Interacial Meet Washington, Dec. 22—The old notion that the American Negro might become extinct has been disproved by modern health imprints. The Statistician of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, speaking at this morning's session of the National Interracial Conference of Life Insurance, told the Department of the Interior Building, "The Colored people have made very remarkable progress along health lines in the United States." The lower death rate and the longer life span have disproved the old American Negro to ultimate extinction because of inability to fit into the hard conditions of America. "The race has shown, in many ways, great ability to profit from the lack of education to the difficulties of to over come but this light is far from a hope." The Negro has learned how to adapt himself to American life, the ability to do good to the old living and the spread of education among them will, I am sure, help to reduce death rates and mobility rates lower so that they may well be the great mass of our population of a similar economic status. The Negro is still about two-thirds higher than that of the white, and is still more attested at the younger ages and is ```markdown ``` --- CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR due to causes which we understand, and which, fortunately, lend importance to our health, tolerance of tuberculosis among Negroes is still a major item. It is important that we treat them and its prov婆ice is three times as great as amateur white men, and its rabidity declining all along the line. The same is true of such other conditions as pneumonia, typhoid fever and cholera. "The health progress of the Negro race will from time to time be increased by the heavy intermarriage between newcomers catch up economically with their fellows and provide them with the necessary amenities which are available to the other cities. Our outlook for the future of the Negro from a health, standpoint is distinctly bright. He is getting a more aware, if not a more aware, of the identification and public health work in America. His expectation of life is that the Negro race will be white only thirty years ago. I believe that the Negro race is well organized with underincreasing environmental conditions and life expectancy. Everything will depend upon the Negro's country, and under the cooperation which he is offered to and specially the cooperation which he is offered to and specially the cooperation which he is offered to and specially the knowledge of personal hygiene and of the benefits of community health. SOCIETY & CLUBS THE FRITZ CHERRIE SOCIAL AND ART CLUB had their usual Tuesday night meeting at the "Y". All members present responded with dues and quotations. All business of importance was carried on by the president. was hostess to the Club Thursday evening. The club began 45 minutes of waltzing and dancing. Mrs. Harrots and Shields won first prize. Mrs. Hillers and Mr. Colman. And prizes Mrs. Wystats and Clark. Booby The hostess served hot chocolate and sandwiches after the president. PERSONAL MENTION the President, $208. San Jacket with the president in the chair, the president song and prayer, the president announced the meeting opened for business, collection of dues and reporting of distress and the president identified that all members be present at next meeting which meeting. Business of importance the meeting was closed by the president. Mrs. Weather, Hill, B. W. Williams, will be all 2006 Sun. society. Records of meeting $48.10. Paid out for Charity $15.00. No. the president is very grateful to the meeting for making the Thanksgiving dinner a complete success. Mrs. Annie Davis, Reporter COLUMBIA WHIST AND SO- SIDAL CITY - Mrs. Ruby Fultz Mr. Jes Franklin; barber at the Nite hatchshop is a stunner with a slamming voice. While Mr. Pinkman is a man with foreign culinary skills, Mr. Pinkman will visit her mother, Mrs. B. Smith, during the holidays. Miss Harris is a product of the Washington High School of City, Howard and Columbia Universities. Miss Othalia Harris, a teacher is one of the North Carolina Colleges, will visit her mother, Mrs. B. Smith, during the holidays. Miss Harris is a product of the Washington High School of City, Howard and Columbia Universities. Prof. O. O. Sanders, B. S. Jeach, professor of Vocational Education of Prairie View State Normal and Industrial Colleges pushed through the O. W. College in the location of O. Prairie View-Atlanta foot ball game to be played in the City of Dr. R. A. P. Purkles, 2449 Alhambra Street received a telegram announcing the appointment of the defenseman of Sibille Texas. Texas which occurred there. The defenseman was being confined to her bed was unable to attend the funeral. Mrs. Narcissus Johnson, 2510 Alhambra Street is up at dinner an Alhambra hotel. Mr. J. W. Shirley, 2014 Tulsa, after two weeks' illness, where he is up and able to reside his duties with the Pullman Company with Prof. T. W. Pratt Announces the Continuance of the Community Chest Drive The Community Chest head directors guide and the following steps: (1) We are so anxious for the C Chest to work with our team, to work still further in an effort to raise an additional fund contributor to contribute your 25 With appreciation for your on time interest and support, we are. HENRY L. LEVY Present to Secretary LYNCH CHRISTMAS SERVICE AT MACDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH—A1 A. M. CHRIST MAD MONING The interdenominational Ministers Alliance of Dallas will hold a special baptismal church, Good Christian morning at 11 o'clock. Music will be furnished by a special band, and the time in some years that such a service has been attempted. A special church offering will be presented to the X. W. C. A. to encourage the spendid work that is being done by that organization for our young women. LOUVENA SOCIAL CLUB met at the home of Mrs. Elenora Cornae, 3094 State St. first prize winner, Mrs. J. L. Pursher, 3094 State St. second prize winner by Mrs. J. L. Pursher and Mrs. E. B. Sanders and Mrs. M. Roach. A delicious meal was served at 10:31am San Jacinto atrium, Houston, Mrs. J. L. Pursher, Mrs. A. Price, Mrs. M. Gladson, Reporter. COLUMBIA WHITE CLUB met at the home of Mrs. Elenora Cornae, 3094 State St. invitation to Jeka presented a letter from the eloquent Blair House, the club for the children's education, and Jeka presented a donation of 15.00 for the poor plan plans have been completed for our new, German, and also a Chinese plan. A pleasant guest, the hostess, delivered delicious Spanish menu PERSONAL MENTION Mr. A. D. Noble of Cuero, was the first man attending the board meeting of Foreign Affairs and educational Conventions, which he attended. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P.-D. A. Loyle, 3814 Jordan avenue. Mary. Nannie. Anderson. 2112 Boll Street was confirmed to her fit for several days with the fit in somewhat improved at this writing. Mr. J. W. Johnson, planter of Palm Creek, threw the City Wednesday on route to Litle Rock, Arkansas. Mr. J. A. Austin, proprietor of the Palm Drug Store has just re- ceived a shannon of Nigre dolls from New York. Mary. Brennett of Ware was in the City Tuesday visiting the Hopper Street in Lincoln Manor. Mr. R. C. Woods. 2512 Thomas Avenue has just returned from an extended stay in Detroit in Indiana and in law. While away Mr. Woods visited several other cities of the North and West. Mr. John Sibley. 2024 Thomas Avenue up after an attack of influenza. Ft. Worth District Notes Obt. the role, the beautiful and helpful role. H. raided an gat at Allen Chapel, the Quarterly Conference was informal and we will give a full account prior to our arrival, all events show that H. D. A. Carr, bgg got in touch with the group for greater success. Dres. J. H. Hartmanon and W. N. Matreva are great grand revival meetings, their great grand revival meetings. Duker Chapel Dr. R. K. McCraw, the writer of preschools and the most excellent pastor, is doing a great work, the people are with him. The old Tabernacle, prepared and great variations are made for the creation of the greatest, and new Chapel is it raised, towers of water gaze, but did not prevent Dr. Walker and his good Dr. M. A. Carv, the dean of preschools and the never failing Chapel, building the Good of water and show their spirit of union in the union quarterly meeting. As yet no one has been in Union there is strength, lets get together, the job over. Next day he will be Wesley Chapel, North Fort Worth, Near W. M. McCraw, pastor, all are invited. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1928 The Society met in annual services with the Trinity Baptist Village. The Society was read by Rav. Scripture was read by Rav. The eagle meetings of Hat Village. Welcome address by Rev. Bookman, Selection by the Choral Club of which Sister Day has charity chr. Paper subject, the "Object of the Christian Aid is to the Composition of the Church." Selection by the Choral Club. A paper by little Miss Wilson, and amount rejected by secretary, was as follows: The aid was organized Get. 10, 1927 and has served from that time until how to aid and secure all that has been provided as follows: Cleaned and exed for six-homes of the sick that had no more to do it for Pirairis given 10, Pirairis given 15, Miyagi given to the needy, distress and sick $75.7.4. Thanksgiving dinners given and to old people and sick people 88. Members lost by death 5, sawing drove organized in the community, which is preparing to meet the needs of the orphans of this community, is being completely taken care of by the Aid Society and last but least we have in the The congregational song led by the Choral Club and speaker was *The Lord Is My Shepherd*, pastor of Trinity Baptist Church, who very much woulv and so felt like going on. 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AGENTS BEAUTIFICATION A beauty company that provides hair dye and pomade. Let US be of Service to you During 1929. VICTOR 2317 HALL ST. Births AND Mil Randall, 309 Walton, a girl. Milward Hoover, 4536 Lindaley, Twick. Josie Barns, 1704 4th Avenue, a boy. Theodore Moore, 5012 Terry a girl. Henderson Jordan, 3208 Fugus a boy. Hirrope Curtis, 3699 Cochran, a boy. FINAL ESSAY PRIZES AWARDED Girl Wins First; End Goes to Son of Founder of League — San Francisco Presents at Rise Convention Boston, Mass., Dec. 23 — A reason for the celebration in Mt. Carnegie Hospital, Church, 3rd and Eye Streets, N.Y., when the National Equal Rights League and Race Congress invites the race to attend at a church, and individually, to plan the "competition of Emancipation by removing the imbalance of slavery" will be the presentation of the 3 campaigns Anglophones should register and vote." The Winners are Miss Bila J. Baker, New York City, and John W. S. Wobank, San Francisco, of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd price. The donors of the first price of $25.00 are Bishop and Mrs. Reverdy C. Rannom, of second price of $15.00 Hon. Wm. H. Low Boston, Mass. of Third price of $10.00 Rufus L. Perry, Esq. New York, and Dr. Campbell P. West, Newport, R. I. The active judges were Dr. Ernest Lyons of Baltimore, N. W. Rhodes, Editor Philadelphia Tribune, Carl Murphy, Secretary, President of the Afro-American. No junior awards were made. The winning essays will be read in person or by proxy at the night-mass meetings Jan. 1st and 2nd. Prices will be mailed winners are absent. Weekly honorable mentions went to Capt. Earle W. Main, Donver, T. H. Clarke, Esq., D. of C., Clara V. Neabitt, Norcross, Gl. scout, Jos. A. McCoy, New Haven, Jas. E. Allen, New York, Monroe Plant, New York, thirds. Rev. Geo. F. Miller, president and Rev. Wm. H. Fernar, vice-at-large, former head of the two merged bodies appeal for a full attendance that on the 66th Anniversary of Emancipation the ed where it was proclaimed third the emcouldafte race organiza- tion for equal initiative and ac- tion in * strong united movement Sensible Giving recent years a large number of thought and common discounting to give the contest value. Many have received a fund, a subscription to a teaching Gink, the beginning of an estate through an admirable girls which would not would girls which would not would of material value. National Policy on your life would ruminate to the work which is absolutely accept in the form of a admirable gift for a wife, carrier against poverty and ity in her Old Age. Insurance on your own life or estate your savings you an Emergency Fund that in the dawn of each day hear that is so prevalent at RANKS OF SENSIBLE NCA VICTORY LIFE AC TODAY PROMPT SERVICE HONE OUR BRANCH OF INSURANCE VER SR, State Superv WITHIN recent years a large number or man and women have applied thought and common sense to their Christmas giving if distinquished to give those things which are most important to them, a subscription to the Christmas Savings Fund, a subscription to a good magazine, or to a Book-A-Month Club, the beginning of a savings account, or the creation of an estate through a Life Insurance Policy were worthwhile gifts which would not only give monetary pleasure, but would be of material value throughout the coming year. An Educational Policy on your life for the benefit of a son or daughter would guarantee to them that preparation for their life's work which is absolutely essential in this age of efficiency. Additional insurance on your own Life will immediately increase your stature--your savings--your protection. You can also increase your life insurance to face the dawn of each new day with the same spirit of hope and cheer that is so prevalent at Christmas. DR. HOPE ATTENDS NATIONAL INTERRACIAL CONFERENCE ALMIRA, G. Dec. 22 — Dr. John Hope, President of McKinley College, will attend Monday for New York to attend a meeting of the Foreign Committee of the York University to discuss international intellectual conference. There he will go to Washington, D. C. where he will be one of the leaders of the International Conference. December 16 will be his address to the International Conference, December 16, will be on "Educational Achievements and Needs of the Negro." He has been a professor of international conference which will consider the advisability of making a study of the Negro. Dr. Hope's interest and activity in interracial affairs have long been a subject of selected group invited to attend an interracial conference held at the University as a delegate to the World Missionary Conference. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends for the beautiful floral decorations during the illness and death of our dear beloved husband and mother. Mr. Frank Hendex who departed this life at Kansas, Texas, Nov. 16, 2015, will bless you with all your Rimpeeup Mrs. Ellie Hendra, Wife. Mrs. Ananda Brown. Mrs. Parthenia Livingston, And Family Tricer, Texas, Dec. 22—With grateful acknowledgment, and thanks to our friends of the University of Texas and beautiful tribute of ```markdown ``` CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS years a large number of men and and bright, and common sense to their withstanding to give those things which many have realised that a subscription to a good plaza like beginning of a living axe in estate through a Life Insurance is which would not only give moment of material value throughout the policy on your life for the benefit guarantee to them that prepara- s which is absolutely essential in this in the form of an Endowment rid fid for wife, and would serve amplify and dependence on Old Age. face on your own savings you will imme- your savings your protection— agency Fund that in later years will it so prevalent at Christmas time. OF SENSIBLE GIVERS FECTORY LIFE AGENT CODAY PT SERVICE OUR BRANCH OFFICE INSURANCE COMPANY L, State Supervisor D. feetings during sickness and death of our daring mother, Neale Caskell, 19. 1283, D. C. Cawell, Son I. da Denson, Daughter. Morgan Baker, Dr. D. C. Williams, Dr. D. C. Williams. January Issue of "Opportunity" to be Interesting New York, N. Y., Dec. 22—In the January number of *OPPORTUNITY* the winner of the Year for the best article will be announced, the best contribution of the year will be announced. The article on Literary Achievements for the year will be announced. The articles on the Negro in American cities appear in this issue with The Negro in Grand Rapids by R. Mauger. John P. Davis, whose story "Overcrowd" in the number numbered 117. ments, has another story of night life to New York called "Ruth Prest Gries." Education in the Virgin Islands under American rule. in company Javis. in Carolina N. Nelling of Nassau College is the title of an informative article by W. A. Robinson, formerly superior of High School Nassau. Nella Lareau, whose novel series the latest book has sale, grooms women—"Black Sadie," and Spurring, President of the Nassau Stratocamp Company, contributes a sparkling review of "William S. South." This will be a survey of significant events of the month. In Arnold Hill comments on the Library, addition to these features there will be selected poetry from new posts. The magazine in pre- Jarvis College Dramatic Club Plays at Methodist Church Torrell, Texas, Dec. 22—The 19 players of the Javin College Jazz Band from Dallas, where they played at the auditorium and played at the African Methodist Episcopal Church tonight. Their play, "The Dream," was directed by Ira Henry, Cleaver Junior College vice-president. Their performance ended up by music rendered by the Odesa Stewton College Median. Bowen presented a quintet, quintet, and solist. The young men THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1928 who sang are all students in the music department. Cecilia and Robert Lotchau Laurence Thomas, tanger and George Peters, barry, the duo. Steve and Robert Lotchau Steve were well received with applause. 'Near the end of the program Madam Dabu after several rehearsals, she sang the audience play and song the 'Jingle Boo Man' and a popular number which was enjoyed very well. The play was given in Terrell in honor of three Terrell seniors. Miss Katherine Joiner, Katie Alexander and Margaret Elko who will graduate from the college department in June. The players and directors, Mrs. J. B. Moosly were highly pleased by Prof. H. Washington in charge of the mental committee and citizens and friends. After the play the trompe was entertained at the home of Prof. Burnett, the principal of the high school whose high powered electric radio furnished amusement which was very much enjoyed and highly appreciated. PRIZES AWARDED IN ACRE PROJECT CONTESTS Nacogodches, Texas, Dec. 7—The last of the Prize-Awarding Meets of the County was held in the High School Auditorium, Sat. Dec. 8, under the direction of our Extension Agents, S. T. Toney and Mrs. Iola Winn Rowan. At this meeting, prizes were awarded the winners in the Acre Project Contests, conducted by the Farm Agent, Mr. Toney. The winners were as follows: Peanuts: 1st: 2nd Prize: $10.00 $5.00 S. A. Means $10.00 $5.00 Eduka White $5.00 Cotton: Willie Neal $10.00 $5.00 Albriton Whitaker $5.00 Corn—Yellow Dent: J. H. Porter $10.00 Robert Ransaw $5.00 Corn White Dent: $10.00 Ellus Byrd $10.00 $5.00 Walter Bruton $5.00 Corn—any other: George Day $10.00 J. W. Johnson $5.00 These prizes were donated by the Necodoches Chamber of Commerce, as were the prizes on General Agriculture, awarded at the County Fair in October. The women on and girls received prizes, to the amount of $150.00 at the close of the fair. M. Mrs. E. V. Hunter, State Rep- boroon Home Democratizing Assess in the County Arents in the meeting, and gave to the community representative present, many belong ideas and admissions in her very able lature. M. E. J. Campbell, prin- ficial of the Hark School was among those addressing the body. Arthur Johnson, Reporter RARE PERFUME INCLUDED IN GIFT LIST OF WELL KNOWN STORE Included in the gift suggestions of the Unclaimed. Freight. Share section of this issue in another section of this issue in a section of rare permeum, "Black Narcissus," well known as one of the most beautiful beauties so vital to the toilet of discriminating Madame. These have been irradiated on this article and the attention of the public is hereby called to it. The Jarvis College Presidents Arts Class, composed of nineteen members, staged the famous playlet the "Dust of the Earth" at the city auditorium, under the auspices of their own Y. W. C. A. The old and modern of white and white衫, called the "Dust of the Earth" to the lower floor and a few were fored to the balcony. Jarvis College justified its reputation and the excellence with which the play was rendered rewarded those who came out in spirit of inclement either. The Dust of the Earth role, played by Ira Henry, of the Junior College class depicted the hardships of an orphan girl who was reared in the house of an aristocratic uncle, whose wife and sought unfair means to poison the minds of her ungrasped children. The plot was uncovered and Nell, "the dust of the earth" came into her own and marries the wealthy Mr. John Riley. Other leading characters were John Powell, who played the part of father; Zell, simple, the mother; Jessica, the Woods, the villager; Samper, Alonzo Smith, the proacher; Lawrence Thomas, Mr. John, the unknown father of Nell; George Peters, the old Colored man, who made Mr. Low his master; Jerry Harmon, Mr. Riley, and Jeddy JoEwon, the son. The comite fishing-the and "rolier skies" show how she is the laughing Special music was rendered by a seated, composed of Miss Nona Loftis, Loris Endgene, Peter and Fritha Special mention should be Thomas George Paterson of Dallar, whose Georgian paterson brought many a plaque. The director was highly received by the people of Dallar. Mrs. Mosely, who is the college librarian and with a dramatic trend of mind and her untiring efforts is possible for the play to be staged Mrs. J. F. N. Ervin, acting president of JARVs, accompanied the president of the college. Her timely criticism of the university's arbitrary factors to the "success of the play" led the Tucker of the Dallas Christian Church and charge of the attack. DR. BURGAN SAYS ONLY DESIRES FOR A GREATER PAUL QUINN Supposing a fairy should suddenly wave her wand over your eyes, you would be delighted to be yourself? Would your wish be for yourself? As these questions were presented in "The Paul Quinan's grand old man," without a moment's hesitation, he "I would desire all of the money possible for Paul Quinan, so the money would be paid to all the creditors, to pay all the officers, to invest in faculty and to coach in certain buildings. He would give saints and policies of the college, Dr. Buran said he would keep the name, and he would college out of it, but he would like to see, the college, have carry out some of the visions of the future of his bishop, Dr. W. Dr. Burgan sat in his cheerful home on Paul Quinion College campus, where he had been a professor of his beloved classroom and college of his beloved classroom and college of another for the last 48 years. 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Subscriptions Payable in Advance 1 Year $2.55 2 Months .75 3 Months .2.55 Single Copy .00 THE DALLAS EXPRESS EVERY SATURDAY MORNING in the Year at 2000 Swiss Ave. Entered at Post Office at Indian Town, Texas, as second-class matter under Art of Congress, March. 1878. FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE W. E. ZIPP COMPANY, 483 South Dearborn St. Chicago, IL the never escaped the white collar, and it has been abrogated by the *b* - *pallow* screen. It is not affirmed with respect to the white collar, every day, maincom, informative - newspaper, which claims to be the *b* - *pallow* screen, thus abrogated. If so abrogated flag: it professes a patriotism a patriotism a kind of justice covers all the territory occupied by the human body, but we live on it and are producing it, and with it we stand with it. We stand in body. THANKS, BISHOP HROOKS The general experiences of a Negro newspaper man have to do with the emasculation in a general thing. The evil that he does; the Obligation which find ways that way to help the emasculation body and the articles which cause emasculation are generally brought to An attention with startling regularity, but you, Bishop, have taken pale toes the Emperor (the Express) for the pleasure of the very work which you have done in Texas this year. And your thanks took the form of a substantial Christmas present, a true that, the Express constantly tries to magnify the more tormentive things which we are doing all over Texas. It is indicated to the display of those emasculation which will cause pride and incarceration, which there is no landing on appreciable progress. But in all of its history, it has not before had the pleasure of such an experience as you have given it by your very kind kindness. And it just cannot be expressed of its thanks. tie with you a conditional and increasingly propto stay in Vegas. It does feel that you have accomplishments you can now know. Your system, your hard and fast business methods, your complete dedication of your energies and those of the film industry, is in this state to the improvement of their school strike that journal will work any sort of encouragement which it can give and it does the fortune support along the same sort of time is more than a more generous. It will be warmer than ushering in the group of candidates will make the best officials if they have not propped up their building than into office. The payment of poll tax is a prerequisite for PAY YOUR POLL TAX. BECOME A CITIZEN WITH THE CHOICE TO CHOOSE REPEATIVELY. --- IF MEXICAN IMMIGRATION IS RESTRICTED A bill which was favorably reported on Congress last week would restrict and limit the number of Mexicans who come annually into the United States. It would place them upon practically the same basis as are those coming in from other country. The bill aims to protect the American laborers. There will be no opposition to the passage of this bill on the part of Negro laborers in America. They will look upon it as a real Godendan in the light of the experiences of the Mexican laborers in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico. Particularly is that of the larger cities of such states in which Mexican labor has practically replaced unskilled Negro labor. Section work on railroads, street and ditch work of all sorts is being done in the United States, whites is now done by Mexicans who, with their lower standards of living, and their familiarity with desperate conditions, accept this work at low wages and use it only for the importation of others of their families to increase the supply. The extent to which this situation maintains in Texas has not come to the attention of the general public. And it is probably true that the organization which has specialized in the general group is the general group. It is headed by C. W. Rice of Houston and it has helped materially in keeping situations open for Negro laborers by special investigations in this field and by direct appeals to Chambers of Commerce and kindergarten workers. Its work, if restricted to this situation only, would make it well worth supports. And now that there is actual possibility that steps will be taken to keep the situation under control, it is afforded by an unregulated influx from Mexico, it does not seem unwise to join with this organization in urging the members of Congress to pass this bill without delay. The Negro laborer in Mexico, a southern city is near Mexico, and the stipitation of some years ago to employ only white men where they could be employed, the movement to crowd Negroes out of lucrative positions has gone on space and now it is literally true that theeeo action must begin by those who see the need of it. The Express hopes that the restriction bill will be passed. But it realizes also that there will be little urge toward the end of this action, which are specializing in the endeavor to make working conditions for Negro men better than they now are. THE DALLAS NEGRO PLAYERS Nothing has been years holds such possibilities ment as does the theatre mime first appearance Tuesday night in the first class intermission to participate and the kind to prevent the work for by any person interested in worthy of more than passing very high class intermission probably will be two-fold, an outlet for the admittedly member of the race in drama size that general public with Negro life. And on this basis the office has unfortunately realize the inherent beauty in the case of our spirituals, which they were produced in the prejudiced Americas and too, we have it prejudiced of prejudiced Americas which are unwilling to search for the have before been the source Negro as a group realizes the world that Judaism is in large and to make him the second that he is, in the form all races, he cannot go forward, he revives on his ancestry, If the American white and seek out the finer point which with actual purpose breed slaves because of the very blood of which he now lives the world that Judaism is in world in a greater way than man can forget the wi can Colonies and reverse the family the American Negro Pygaea so much of the art and world a present stock of civil inherent beauty in his type mediate progenitors of the story of the life of the average of America's greatest literature ago and of his life too beauty and those stories can a group which has faith in the beautiful. From the ch ch Tuesday night, the director of the cast, is meted by a terremonted possibilities in the dimly indicated in their fi re. As the Christmas season ago that gifts without feeling be looked after along with in need. Remember them. And it might not be no Dallas to remember to make receipt. They are useful girls. much has been instituted in Dallas, which possibilities for entire) groves the theatre movement which begins France Tuesday night of The Dallas the International Festival of the participate and there are no different event the work for the success of the room interested in such affairs. An more than passing note that it is another class intercriminal ventures which are the most intelligent members in both other better. has long nested such an institution it will fill will be determined only by here is capacity for and desire for in the general of the same time, that the will be two-fold. At the same time, that the admittedly great abilities of the race in dramatic directions, it was a very effective result. The general public with the hitherto unseen and on this last score, there should be an effect of the nature of infortunately true that the majority inherent beauty of the types among our spirituals, we are too close to we are produced to realize what a grateful time has to be for us. to be produced for so long in the ad America which held us up to ridic ing to search for the native beauty in been the source of our ridicule. By group realizes that his spirituals are making him the most important making him the sensitive, alert, deep is, as have all other types and for not go forward in pride in his mak or his ancestry, without which; their group progress of the same white man of the south. It was the finer points of his stren�hold actual purpose fostered the creat a because of their greater price and of which he now claims to be so prov vated by the present work. It is not a good way to do this so that it can for the future. It is as yet a day greater way than it has as yet; if it can forget the witch burning days of is and reverse the ancestry which American Negro with an ancestry of the American white man of today which of the art and science to the sun that work of civilization can afford auty in his type life and learn to rev igotiers of the present generation. this is the most important of human emotions are explor ing the whole life of the great life greatest literature lies in his life of the world of his life today. And the sears those stories can well become the which has faith in its own capacities of the world of the world which has always from the character of the present culture, the director of the Negro Player saturated by serious purpose. The possibilities in their venture was mocated in their first presentation. Christmas season approaches it is a very different event from little. The after along with the friends who are remember them. might not be quite for every person member to make himself a present of key are useful gifts. Nothing which has been instituted in Dallas in recent years holds such possibilities for cultural group improvement as does the theatre movement which began with the first appearance Tuesday night of The Dallas Negro Players. It is to be community wide and to be a part of the movement, no restrictions of any kind to prevent the work for the success of the movement by any person interested in such affairs. And too, it is worthy of more than passing note that it is another of those very high class interracial ventures which offers opportunity for the most intelligent members of both races to work. Dellas has long needed such an institution. And the need which it will fill will be determined only by the extent to which there is capacity for and desire for improvement on the part of the general public. Its mission can be and probably will be two-fold: to foster the greatest abilities of the average member of the race in dramatic directions, it will familiarize that general public with the hitherto unseen beauties in Negro life. And on this last score, there should be great hope for the success of the venture. It is unfortunate that the majority of us use the most beautiful beauty of the types among us. As in the case of our spirituals, we are too close to the days in which they were produced to realize a great and distinctive contribution they are to the general life of America. And too, we have lied for so long in the atmosphere of prejudiced America which held us up to ridicule, that we have been forced to have been before the source of our ridele. But until the Negro as a group realizes that his spirituals and his types are just as much a part of him and have contributed as largely to making him the sensitive alert, deep feeling person that he is, as have all other types and forms in other races. He cannot go forward in pride in his making and in our well defined group progress. If the American white man of the south can reverse and seek out the finer points of his slaveholding ancestry which with actual purpose fostered the creation of half breeds because of their greater price and mixed the breeds with those of the blacks, Jew in the world can proclaim to a critical and discriminatory world that Judah is his and may some day effect the world in a greater way than it has as yet, if the northern white man can forget the switch burning days of the American Colonies and reverse the ancestry which he has certainly the American Negro with an ancestry which is not the American Negro with an ancestry who gave as much of the art and science to the sum total of the world's present stock of civilization can afford to seek the inherent beauty in his type life and learn to rewire the immediate progenitors of the present generation. The depths of human emotions are explored in the stories of the blacks who have lived the life of the source of America's greatest literature lies in his life of a generation ago and of his life today. And the search for that beauty and those stories can well become the life task of a group which has faith in its own capacities for interpreting these beauties to a world which has always appreciated the beautiful. From the character of the presentation of these beauties to the character of the cast, it is actuated by serious purpose. That there are tremendous possibilities in their venture was more than ordinarily indicated in their first presentation. As the Christmas season approaches it is well to realize that gifts without feeling little like the needy must be looked after along with the friends who are not really in need. Remember them. And it might not be mugs for every person of age in Dallas to remember to make himself a product of a poll test. MEET MY SON I make no apology for present thoughts, but the managing an extract from the book, *David Winston*, Principal of the Armstrong High School of Work and Education of Image Newton Miller, believing that the book's seriousness, seriousness, and beauty of his short-stirred life will be a beneficiation to those who may be interested in the book. In memory of a life that has been short but servileable. In fitting, to a charming, which merits simulation, and for an in- inspiration to our youth, we gather here today to pay our final respects to Isaac Newton. Miller, our beloved teacher and a Newt. I came to know him as a pupil of Isaac Newton at Harvard University, as a brother in the Omega. Paul in the Armstrong High School, covering a period of some seventy years when we had close contact with him, we had close contact with social, cultural and professional. It was this kind of benign polite behavior under all circumstances under all circumstances—made Newton Miller more valuable. THE DALLAS EXPIRES, SATE DAY, 18-20 able leader of, impressed by the curtain and between the a was furnished by the orcheists of the people. With a very few expections, every boy in the Armstrong High School came under his in- the-middle name, and yet no six hundred boys a week, and yet no one ever heard Newton Miller complete, and the student of an old boy in the class of any case of discipline in his classes too big for him to be held in the school of the school of the school of the most comprehensive of the most well-involvement boys for dealing with a adolescent boys and a fifty boys with an much and fricce as he handled fifty boys. Allied with his perpetual optimism, he was a firm attention to his duty. With Newton Miller punctuality and regularity were cardinal virtues. He was very like to acquire the first a shìrude, for he passed through the elementary grades and, the high school without being absent from the school, he was never doing his college days were due to a spell of illness. They were he was expected, there he always But his cherished punctuality and regularity were not limited to his professional duties; he carried the same precision into his business relations. He met his obligations promptly and cheerfully. With him a bill made was an obligation to be paid. He had no patience with any contrary comments. Growing up in an age arfated with matters of sex, he maintained his moral equilibrium. This veritable Victorian sense of purity on his part, remained one of the most beautiful traits of his unsullied character. His chief legacy to modern youth in the memory of his e�an living. As an inevitable consequence of living such as eian, unimpeachable life, he suffered no embarrassment and a great community for the boys of his community; the ideals of clean, robust manhood; for he exemplified the life to which he rained would direct others. The simple virtues of sterling manhood had more than more realisack upon his lives; they had toodgment in his very boom. And so, we find him, on the threshold of a serviceable career taking two important steps: namely, buying himself relatively high. He is the first of selecting his reception for life a young lady who exemplified the purity of character which he had learned to. He never grew too modern to acknowledge the influence of the missionaries in his earliest writings, his earliest in church deception. He never found it inconvenient to give more than a few minutes to the community. He so lived as to leave no question as to his belief in the basic principles of Christianity. Newton Miller had no luck for a spectacular career. There was a lack of ambition, editions, he fact, not only unassociated with him might have misinterpreted his ambition, but his ambition one might expect of the son of an illustrious man, an ambitious man was always aspiring to reach his goal in public forums or to be quoted from printed hues, but to direct the young to nobles, water, and thoroughness, the goal of decent standards, the goal of Christian work without russ or flarry. He did his work without apology or embarrassment. What he lacked made him russable, made up in him attractive and con- conculation. Are not these reflections of a life so, worthy work, a course of sake at a time when our civilization, when one reviews a career so steeped in the man of "fital fever." Physically, man van man deeds settle him to remembrance deeds settle pain and disease is but the temporary machine which makes our enduring that it, the influence which he beguiles to ponder, the pain which he removes from us in the physical sense, in the April of his career, a beautiful philosophy of life that harms a long enough unmeasured a living picture of domestic elf, of Hiltion devotion of Gundersen. Naturally we are stunned by — but a power that is beyond our control determines the destiny of our species. The physical nature of the primal nature destroys the spirit. Newton daily, but we cannot keep up. We cannot inspire for such an inspiration in immor donner whose identity must for the present reason unknown. The museum's collection spans the months and the presentation of Tuesday night was the culmination of a yearlong effort by those who participated in it as curators, staff, and volunteers. The wets, and stage, fitted wires loaded by the Thomas Little Company. The work of settling on the stage for the play was the department of the Hooker Department of the Hooker Department of Prof. Carl J. A short speech of presentation on behalf of the plaster was made before the first entailment by Prof. Carl J. the curtain and between the acts was furnished by the orchestra of the School under the direction of the hostess and ushers were selected from the hospitality companies and from the staff of the W. W. O. A. Profe. H. Holland and A. W. Branhard collected cards at the audition was composed of every person from both races and practically every person to whom an invitation was given, and persons from other cities were present among those who attended the Willey College and father of Miss Blanche Dempsey and father of Edith Dempsey. The Bobbies Dallas News Theological Circus Probably the information of the great-star satisfaction resulting from the performance is to be found that the comment of "S. A." of the Dallas Morning News who declared in his criticism that "the thrill of discovering a new star in the heaven is only explained by the馅饼." It is a collection. And such was the experience Tuesday night of a large group of Dallasites who witnessed the first performance of The Dallas Netro Players in a group of three one act plays: • Continuing he decided to do it. • Unhered by the primary baller No. 1, this "the-thist amateur" or re-examination in its first showing revealed amazing competence, range and individual talent. It is a significant addition to the Little Theater movement which has become so well-intravened: there is no other one, and older and more, experienced groups may be so well-experienced. The performance has now not only meet existing standards but most probably will get new ones. Eugene O'Neill's "The Dreamy Kid" was the first offering of disclosing G. W. Terrell in the little role as one of the outstanding performers in the evening. The performance is in general suffered somehow from the nervousness of the cast in being the first to break the ice; but all four of the players, including Willie "Cowman, Bester Boswell and Ethel Boswell found themselves in time to build a sketch up into a powerfulhead. In entirely different vein, Claire Kummer's rivals convoluted the debate. The best candidate for the second number-Hinche Dogan and, Silia Coffidian carried off the piece with the most flair. While Lillian Lewis added the proper note as the mother, A. S. Hawkins at the father was pious. Although the Kummer skill testified itself by the finish in which it was done and was doubtless productive of self-confidence in the group in that it showered them how much at home they can be in this rather difficult genre. It is to be hoped that not much time in the future will be wasted on such trials. Why indulge in Tin Pan Alley trash with immortal spirituals at hand? For any amateur group can achieve the gross of this type of society comedy, but perhaps only the Negro Players can bring a certain understanding and feeling to the Negro folk plays which are fast becoming a peculiar glory of the American state. This estimate is strongly reinforced by the final play of the character, Count Rohr. "Here is something approaching dramatic literature, man, it is a magnificent portrayal of the poet, wooing the audience. The performance given by the four Tromsby boys Wooten as a poet, James Boorsen as a poet, James Thebodean, the Metzleman and Ebon were perfect. Clara Young in the minor role of the old woman, rounds off the evening. It will be her performance. Theater.won a Belasco national honorarium. Theater.won a play on play, on play. And Sue Sims, carrying the title, stay-in-Mahanbat. Without detracting in the final, that Tuesday night was in every super-super-night. An evidenced by the starmaking anaconda of the audience, in which theatrical life of the group has been amplified, the Italian Noel Playa was agreed with sincerity, enthusiasm, and directing the warmest praise and thanks to players, and directing the most important organization that have lent assistance, not only to the group but to those in the group who cochl in any way should take more than was a triumph, more than a proclamation, more than a transboundary every division of the people that may possess the successes of this group—6. A PHI BNTA SIGMAS WILL HOLD SERVICES AT BINTHPLACE OF ARHAMAM LANCOLN CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE items which are allowed to salute them, and upon returning to the museum, are required to send their findings along with recommendations to the proper authorities. The importance of the Higher and Better Huntsmen movement was endangered at the last con- tention, and the reentry to Tuskegee Irrigation, Secretary of the National Negro Civil Rights Commission, Among other things, Mr. Holley said that of the 14,000,000 dollars she had to spend on clothing, only one-half of one cent of each dollar is spent with her. mining the need of boosting economic development. Eignah, the president of the institutes and the guidance of its college chapters, stands sledged to New York's National Offices. Much of the phenomenal expansion of the national offices is the cooperation of the national offices. The present administration has been marked by the establishment of the national offices are: Hon. Arthur W. Mitchell, Washington; Hon. Robert A. G. L. Roberts, Atlanta, Ga.; C. O. L. Roberts, Plint Hill; Vice-President: Professor J. W. Vince, University Secretary-Treasurer; Securities, Buffalo, N. Y.; Editor of the national organ of Phi Beta Sigma. SERVICE, PRICE, QUALITY OVERCOME NEGRO BUSINESS HANDICAPS valuable skills to them and to the nation in 1876 to encourage business operated by Nexen. Work has been on compilation of statistical tables, interpretation and analysis of data, and production from which much valuable information is expected. We have surveyed a milion for Newsgroup growth in a milion for Hosley. Secretary of the League unites study groups. We should show us where we stand in business,—our strengths and weaknesses to eliminate them. Our opportunities, so that we may reacquire them and take advantage of them. The Negro business enterprises or the following cities were involved: Atlanta, Georgia; Mobile, and Birmingham, Alabama; Pensacola, Florida; Charleston and Florida; Georgia; South Carolina; Charleston and Florida; North Carolina; Knoxville and North Tennessee; Little Rock, Arkansas; New Orleans; Louisiana; Houston and Dallas, Texas; Oklahoma. Tulsa, Oklahoma; Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri; Kansas City, Kansas; Indianapolis, Indiana; Louisville, Kentucky; Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio; Richmond, Virginia. The National Negro Business League for which the study was made was founded in 1900 by Booker T. Washington "to promote the commercial and financial of the Negro." Dr. Robert M. Motion, Principal of Tuskegee Institute, in President: Albo L. Holsey, Secretary; and A. L. Lowis of Jacksonville, Treasurer. The League has special organizations in all the larger cities of the country. HALL JOHNSON NEGRO CHOIR GAVE THRILLING PERFORMANCE "I and I have seldom seen such mutilations, exhibited by a New York artist, to five groups of four color cars with sixteen colors and encores. Unusually at New York concerts, I was during the last. It was not so with the Hall Jonas, who moved when the last group had been sung. Applause, too, demands for more accesstized free encores, but even when the audience was not satisfied and begged, he got the joy of loitering in the curtain and the "I count my hearing of the Hall Johnson chanl as one of the finest and most exciting experiences of my life." REGISTRATIONS IN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION FOR NEW YEAR INHONOR WITH DALLAS HIGH ENEMOIAS 100 PERCENT (Copulated from page 1) towing the close of the Marshall meeting. The form for a more widespread and vigorous campaign for membership is ahead, we expect this year and there is every indication that all of the work of the organization is to be set forth early and worked toward all of the years when the organization is to be proposed early in the next. Express reporter early in the week, Prof. Rhodesia said concerning the work of the association; "President Banks has made a worthwhile contribution to the work of the organization by his exceptionally. The programme is the only one of the best of the history of our organization has such precision and clear cut progress been evident in an annual meeting. We has well paved the way for a continuation of that same progress and for an orderly movement toward the greater professionalisation of the teachers of fences and net, additional study through a previous month." We need to take the needs of Negro schools. I believe that every member of the association now has more hope and a more definite idea of the possibilities that he within our reach. It will be our purpose to work effectively to maintain and to carry to even higher levels the weeks so well before. It is likely that the work of the new for the association will be finally brought to the con- tinent committee all in coming meet- ing in the near future. WALLEY WHITE SPEAKS ON "HOBOS AS DRAMATIC MATER- IAL" New York, Dec. 23 - Address- er an audience of 200 women as speaker in one of a series of intimate Talks on the Theatre" in IF EVERY WHITE MAN HAS "HIS UNCLE TOM" THEN EVERY NEIGER HAS HIS "MIR CHARLIE" I am in love with a boy and he writes me letters and I answer all I receive. I wrote him one last letter and I answer tell me what I want to make film answer. He talks to other girls and won't talk to me, but Please give me some advice. If he refuses to answer your letters and refuses to talk to you his interest may be large for him and seek other friends where interest will be mutual. Tallis, Texas. Dear Nan; I read your advice in the Express every week, which seems to be your answer. Can you help me. I want to correspond with a clean man, one who is a woman, old, I am full, slender, fair skin and large black eyes, like both male and female. E.L.M. I am sorry E.L.M. It is not with my power to bring individuals through, though known the correspondents personally there could be more acquaintances acknowledged in this way. For that reason we have included it in our IF EVERY WHITE MAN H THEN EVERY NEGRO By JAMES O. THOMAS Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 22, 1898 Washington often said, "However intolerant a community may me and however spectacular may be the manifestation of discord, in every community where there are Negroes and white people, one Negro whom he believed in and trusted and every Negro have some white man whom he regarded as a friend and upon whom he could call for advice and help. A general impression has gained currency, even in the best effects of one community to the right of another. Negroes whom he regards as typical of what all Negroes ought to be in the world, to say that things for white people to say to their type of Negro, "If every Negro is a white person," he repeats. The person under consideration may be a potter or a bookmaker, a bootlicker or It is also true that every Negro or group of Negroes has his or her own group. C. A. group and the Y. W. C. A. group have their white friends who are whole-heartedly conscious and courageously loyal. The different Negro institutions they have the most loyal and the most dependable white friends. There is no doubt in the fact that they have the most beatful group that they have been most hotel Hotel Warwick, last Tuesday morning, Walter White, Assistant Director for the advancement of Colored People, and for his subject, the Negro as Dramatic Ma- Mr. White obligit the increased themes in the current plays and stressed the fact that a story is not a storypoet themes is, in coming to be, enough to be a storypoet. PRESIDENT JOHNSON SPEARS AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY New York News, Dec. 22, in one of the most attiring and able ad- missions of the brilliant career, Dr. Morgell Jacobson, great throng of students and professors, at New York University, who was "Conducted of Prudences." He called attention to the fact that the mastery of natural resources by the leaders of the Western world is mastery of natural resources by one. The world was still dangerously divided, however, by pre- judice. The result of these unconquered prudences has been the burning of the world by prejudice and interpersonal accomplishments into weapons of self destruction. The result of this generation is the human tank of overcoming these pre- judices of mankind in cooperative He expressed the hope that there might be a rapidly developing country that is colored and colored of the United States preliminary to their cooperation in the wider field of international and World-rice cooperation. New York — J.E. Sphinard, donor of the famous Spinning Magnet University, a member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, has become a life member of the N.A.A.C.P. sending in his book for $400. He has been a countlessly generous contributor to the work of the N.A.A.C.P. EDITOR'S NOTE We and write your troubles to bring the News to your attention of this column: to a person well aware in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of real service to those in need. The News, with counsel of a sociologist, she will tell you the young world and she has notes to take advice to the young men who seek advice, she advises, to the young and she can well tell the needs of their children and those which are confronting them. The young and she are in need of counsel, but Aidra Mae's Notes, together with the News, are in need of counsel. And Aidra Mae's Notes, together with the News, are in need of counsel. Ave. Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas I would just like for the young man who wrote last week to know how much satisfaction I received from his girlfriend I did not appreciate his love and no certification thatuch interest it seems that acquaintance is deceived by someone else that there is at least one other offer who like the same sort of吻 or the same kind of hugs somebody I shall meet next. Very grately yours, activism in selection of and affiliation with the most well-affiliated and most active members of Negro cause. The Advancement Association group regard "Dissident as an activist in making an impact on the life of the Negro and the justice-deliberate discipline pastor or any member of a branch of a general church offer their services to the communityhood as having been chosen by a troubled and urged on by activism." Through the experiences of "the two women, whowhere there are NM Negroes." There is only one danger in this segment's affiliation and that is, each group will decide that his particular choice representative is the only dependable member of the human family and that his method of approach is this simple problem of interracialism will be the only solution. The positive results accruing from this interracial enterprise grow out of the fact that there is a sufficient number of white and Colored people in every city, town and hamilton, who believe enough in each other to offer stability to our changing social order; to present that in the most intolerant and benigned communities of the nation, there are spots where conditions are at least livable. The hope of our civilisation is is multiplying the points of contrast of the "Inde Toms" and the "Mr. Charless" for on- these "Two Commandments hang much of the law of the prophets" in race relations. Mr. Springarn has been an officer of the Association since its beginning, and a militant champion of the rights of the Negro in America. Having served on the General Committee which administrated the Association's affair, Mr. Springarn is the chairman of the Board of Directors. In 1915 he became Treasurer, an office which he holds at the present time. The Sprinter-Medial, presented at the prestigious coronailles, in the fourteen years since it was instituted, is the most important single thing to call the art of the creative achievement in world-famous of the American Negro. The Medial have become events, repositories of the world, upon throughout the world. 170,000 N. A. A. C. P. CHEMET MASE SEALS MAILED OFF BY MRS. GARRISON Memphis, T. Garrison, who this year's sales, has volunteered her time to help sell the Seals for the benefit of the National Association for the Admiration of Colored People, reports that sales have been mailed out, a substantial increase in number over last year's. These Seals, to be affixed to letters, and Christmas parcel sales will be available in books of $20 at $2. They can be obtained by remitting to Mrs. Garrison, Box 24 Gaye 649. Branch of the National Association for the advancement of Colored People is participating this year in the Institute being held in this city January, 26 and 28 it was announced by the Adult Education Association of Cleveland, is participated in by 17,000 people. The subject for discussion this year is the problems of economic and political conditions in China. E ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` DALLAS MAN ARRESTED AT LOS ANGELES George Brannan must stand trial for murder of local contractor. Local press reports affirm the announcement that George Brandon of this city has been arrested at Los Angeles. Monday in connection with the murder of Claude Jaster here last August. It is alleged that Brannon was arrested following his statement to Los Angeles Peace Officers to the effect that he had been tried and acquitted of the charge, when questioned by the officers. Claude Laster, a local contractor and builder was shot and fatally wounded by Brannon here on August 21. Brannon gained his freedom on a light bond and remained at liberty until the grand jury convened here last Friday, following which an indictment was returned against Brandon. U B F ```markdown ``` --- has been peaceful for the we Grace be He Fri Hu A Lu at N for murder. The office was sent Tuesday to the California City to bring Brannon back to stand trial for the fatal shooting. Supreme Clerk American Woodmen Passes Through Mr. L. H. Lighter, Supreme Clerk of the American Woodmen, one of the leading fraternal organizations at Denver, Colorado, and governor of Colorado, he would be when appeared before the meeting of the Campus of that city, where he was being held as being much pleased with the work in the city and was loud in his grate of the local officers for their spirit of cooperation and the unity contained from the membership campaign. Being a native --- The Christmas Greetings and Happy New Year's Felicities to the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and House. Hold of Ruth Throughout the Jurisdiction of No. 26. This year is the 100th year of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows as an organization is now 50 years old in the Jurisdiction of No. 26. This marks the 50th year of its progress and is the "Golden Jubilee" of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows in 85 years old in the United States of America, the first Lodge being organized in the City of New York in 1843. We are proud of our phenomenal successes and achievements, and in the realization of "the fondest house of P.O. Box 100," we proudly poled him to see to Liverpool, England, in the quest to establish the first Lodge of the wall of Philippian Lodge No. 846, New York City in 1842. Texas, Arizona and New Mexico, has moved forward by leaps and bounds and is the leader in the organization. For the people that this has done and no organization is nearer the people's heart. The following results will show some of the work of this institution: Numerically. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows has a membership of 15,000. House Hold of Ruth 15,000 It has paid in death claims over $ 3,000,000. Amount of Insurance in force over $14,000,000. What does it stand for? Sobriety, Clean Living, Loving Wives and Dutiful Husbands, and above all the "Golden Rule" Love Your Neighbor as Yourself. G. W. JACKSON Grand Master, No. 25. JAS. T. EWING, Grand Secretary, No. 25. PAID BENEFICIARIES this year over $111,752.00 PAID BENEFICIARIES over $2,463,921.00 A VALUABLE GIFT IS A POLICY IN OUR ORDER CLASS A - Straight Life Policy with Burial $757.00 CLASS B - Policies $250.00, $500.00, and $1,000.00 each, besides the $75.00 burial. Borrow money on these policies. Exemption from Ixane was proud to note that his home State was leading the entire jurisdiction making for more security and securing saw numbers. PEOPLE'S CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Metropolitan and Roberts St. Rev. I. F. White, Pastor of the Metropolitan Church, handcapped the past Sunday because of the servant's rules because of the servant's rules However Church School was held with an attendance of about one percentage of the average at percentage of the average at further services were attempted during the day. The coming Sunday day will be of a Christian charm day will be of a Christian charm pulpit monolog and night. in the inform the his subject, will be "T THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1928 and at night he will speak from the壁洞. Christian Kirstein and program by the Church. School the public is cordially invited to the public is cordially invited to Greenbroom, N. C. Dec. 22. *The College students of Bannett* graduated from the University and inaugurated a new departure when they made their first educational trip to the United States and well done. In the words of Evelyn Gilens, a member of the college, "I have visited the world interested were the. North Carolina Mutual University of North Carolina Mutual University of Royal-Nimitz of King David, the Elegant University of North Carolina." the Lincoln Hospital for Colored people. The North Carolina Medical building is one of the few in the country, and has a working staff equal to the ones in the country. This in turn is benefited by Nerogt, giving employment to a large number of Negro men and a seven-even efficient in their particular duties. The schools were in excellent condition, and each of them has in an enrollment of five hundred and fifteen students, will graduate eighty-five years. The elementary school was named in honor of W. G. Pearson, for many years, and the system of Durham, and at present principal of the high school. The hundred and fifteen students from the first through the fourth and modern improvements, which are precisely to the progress of both students and teachers. Our research is correlated and we can never forget what we saw. We feel that the modern worthwhile in every respect. THE NAMO CHARITY CLUB morning, Friday with Mrs. C. J. Johson. 2800 plaza. Members present. $1.50 was given for charity. The election of officers all officers were elected. Mrs. C. E. Thomas was elected secretary. After all business was done, Mrs. C. E. Thomas delivered delegation meals, under yuleide colors, with running papers, Mrs. C. E. Howard, Fred. Mrs. C. E. Howard, Fred. TEXAS TOWNS LIFO The Texas College Steers with their coach, Prut. English were ruents Friday evening of the Washington high school held at the same time, and a quick-arranged lunch in the industrial room, by the P. T. A. they proposed to take a brief visit to the school. The school was at 2:30 p. m. The game was well advertised for a very large crowd was present and many were in the school's own place. The school was over. Coach English officiated as referee for the entire game and called the play exactly at 2:30 p. m. The school was held for the same story to the Steers, but the home club put up a stiff fight and during the second half, they were very very well-known. The school was at the score of the jocals were made in the second, half by Tilliman and Mickey. The crowd was kept in the lunch place. The school playing of Scott, Trammell and Crouch of the Steers while Tilliam was in the school. Kels, and Mickey did not open English wave, unquestionable. The school throughout the entire game and all interested the school to add the information of all who knew the satisfaction when ever made. He highly con- concerted with the school. The American like play and predicted that with a small degree of additional coaching the home club will always be the only one to make and high class club in the state hustle. The Steers also added much to the intelligence of the school that could be expected of a college of reputable standing was exhibited by the school. The club was the most well-known to get up at 19:25. In the mean time another college club is expected here and the school January. When the school has been on high school, Dec. 11 for Friday evening, the Christmas holidays and open hours are open. A new school has three is to be in the school auditorium Friday night for the school. The high school will open this year to the public in the school auditorium Friday night. January 25, 1929, a drama titled "A Black Helfer." Price 16 and 25 cents. After spending several months in San Angelo, Mrs. Cassie Carter has returned to the City and is domiciled at 1908 Cochran St. Mrs. O. R. Coleman, daughter of Mrs. W. R. Richardson, proprietor of Pride of Dallas Cafe on Allen Street, who has resided in Seattle, Washington is spending the holidays with her mother. While here she has been the recipient of many social favors. Mrs. Zephyr Robinson, sister of Mrs. J. W. Nash, 1902 Watt St. left Saturday for her home at McCarney, Texas. GOLDEN LINK CHARITY AND ART CLUB The Club met with Mrs. A. M. C. Amos and her mother, Mrs. M. M. Griggs at 3303 Watt St. Madames C. Wilson, R. E. L. Holland, Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Williams and Mr. Sam Brown were the visitors. Miss L. H. Edwards rendered a very touching solo. Plans were launched for the Street Rally which will be in evidence Thursday at the home of Mrs. C. Pulcher on State Street at which time the ladies representing ten streets will report $5.00 each. The report of the visit to the Poor Farm on Thanksgiving Day was encouraging. A two-course menu was served. The Club adorned to meet with Mrs. C. Pulcher. Thursday, December 8th Mrs. G. Murray, President. Mrs. C. Pulcher, Secretary. NASHVILLE GLOBE, CHRISTMAS EDITION, ESTAHINSHES NEW RECORD IN JOURNALISM Seventy-eight pages of news, cuts illustrations, including artjeury section, was issued from this city today, as a Nashville Globe, by the Nashville Globe Publishing Company, on its twentieth anniversary as a continuous publication. This newspaper, was born, in 80 years ago. The late k. H. Brow, born in 1850, the late Charles Burrell, of Brooklyn, the late Charles Burrell, of Brooklyn, the late J. O. Battle was his First Idol. J. O. Battle was now living in Philadelphia, where he was living and Henry Allen Boyd, of this city, was the Treasurer. Three of the boys now living in the east Hart is now living in the east Hart is now living in the east Hart is now living in the east city, is the only one of the original five still connected with the city. The first notice sent out was that the paper would be a stricter, eight pages, but because of in-depth work, the paper would be a management was compelled to add eight pages; thus, it was too short to add one page; eight pages. There was no need for any more than one of the sections, four pages. The consensus of section in this city is that it is the biggest part of the city's population. In the first, the number of the people who have been issued by Norchose in America on the Nathville Globe has been tallied its record as leading other citys and the most-well-known state-level city ever since the 1940s. But the first word and page they have been, out strimmed andماكينه، لدين, ومن well-established, unquestionably for the first time, and the most well-established city of the country. The first, then, were all the other individuals who contributed, several hundreds of the city's population. The Citizens Savings Act, one of the other City laws, had an entire section of eight pages. All of the type setting, stone work, press work, main-up, and other work-related items were all the following: the following proteins—to the mechanical construction, as well as the literary work on the paper, was done by the public, the results of the study of the paper. The most of the help given was that of making the photol engravings. These were made by a local firm. One of the astonishing facts about the work of the city was the use of a separate paper as to ensure it's correct and prompt delivery to the subscribers. It was made by the public in 1940, and the number of the members 13th, was on the streets of the city today, and in many other states this morning, because the city was the only city to be held on the city's own side of the city at night can be delivered the next day in St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Little Rock, Memphis, New York. The most important was the first of the first high-class high-income cities in the United States. In the United States can be touchable within the city. The Nathville Globe, Christian man, is 25th. has consequently covered the field through. STUDENTS SEEK KNOWLEDGE OF OTHER RACE Manta, Ga., Dec. 22: The effort for better understanding, across racial lines which has characterized the lives of African Americans, was death evenness, last week by a tear on the point of the so-called charity drive. A local institution for White young women, during which they visited a number of the important Neuro-Illinois hospitals, went through the Colored residential section, observing the MUSKETE BIG BARGAINS IN USED CADILLACSI CADILLACSI SO DO NOT FAINT TO LOOK OVER THE BIG BARGAINS WE HAVE IN USED CADILLACS AND OTHER MAKES OF CARS THIS WONDERFUL BOTTLE OF Genuine French Narcissus Perfume At only 39c per bottle, 3 bottles for $1.00 Limit 6 to one Customer. MAKES A WONDERFUL GIFT Why Pay $3.00 for the Same Thing Elsewhere. UNGLAIMED FREIGHT HOUSE Corner Ross Ave. and Griffin St. 'Only One Store in Dallas.' ation. The first call of the indies, who were in charge of their teacher, Professor Wright, was to the local Work. The purposes and work of the school were outlined to them. Following this they are not for an hour in the chair in the room. Mrs. McGill, Miss Katie May Davis, of the next conducted the group on the colored headmasters of the Family Business and welfare enterprises. The young ladies of the party were treated and greatly pleased with the programs which they are. Dallas District Notes A NEW WORDS ABOUT THE CONFERENCE AT SUMMERVILLE Chas. W. Abington, P. E. The activities of the Dallas E. have been held in the first quarterly meeting was held at Katibala brother's Halloween in taking hold of this new field with most plans for a great year's work. The meeting Sunday was opened at 10 a.m. Monday and Monday must be imperilous for to hold the quar- terly meeting in the very near future. Re- mph is well he accomplished. We spent last Sunday morning with the people of St. James Twelve, and the families were present. This memorable little group of members and friends were present. This day in the anniversary of Dr. J. H. Smith, designed to honor the tenure of the minister. For the occasion, Dr. J. A. Jones, presiding elder of the tenure, was honored by the Tennessee Conference had been invited to preach the anniversary service. The tenure was honored. Dr. Jones became of the fact that Dr. Jones, queen chairman of the conference thirty years ago, Dr. Smith and the writer into the conference thirty years ago. Dr. Smith and the weather conditions and small audience delivered a wonderfully entertaining program, one of the most outstanding men in the A. M. Z. Connecticut Conference. Announcement Any and desiring the use or NOOSEVELT CLUB for access for information phone MRS. J. P. FOWEL, 8-0102 or MRS. NELSON 8-0472 L&T Arrived Beautiful Assortment of Negro DOLLS "Get the Kiddie One" Palm Drug Store 2415 Plim Street 2-0283 2-6789. PAGE FIVE IN USED CADILLACS! LOOK OVER THE BIG UN USED CADILLACS MAKES OF CARS PUPR $1075.00 CADILLAC 1200.00 COUPE 1450.00 1450.00 1450.00 SIDAN 678.00 600.00 450.00 456.00 475.00 1200.00 CADILLAC 575.00 CADILLAC 500.00 826.00 826.00 826.00 LLAC COMPANY -Open Evenings- 7-6001 Dent of Turner College after illu- ting the leading pulpit of the state. He is known in the general Church as "The Don Man" that being the caption under which he has written through the church papers for a quarter of a century and as a brilliant writer having served for many years on the staff of the leading daily papers of his state. The Doctor and a Rev. Dr. Norman, at the Nashville are the only serving members of the committee of the staff which composed the committee on admission of the Tennessee Conference II. The time. A study of the minutes of that period revealed the further fuel that of the sixteen members of the class for admission only four and probably five are still alive including J. H. Smith and C. W. Ablanton. Dr. Jones expressed himself as being well-pleased with the records these two members of the class have made, and pledged, to do what he has in his power to see that Abington becomes one of the blaggs of the Church and Dr. Smith. He became the Secretary of Treasuries of a department for superannated presidents, widows and orphans for the A. M. K. Church. it should be mentioned, here that the anniversary promoted by Dr. Smith had the object in that group of neglected servants that group of neglected servants to contribute as hooks, while the nucleus of an endurance run for that purpose shall be the same. The date will be dreaded and the good work will be pursued, with the Monday meeting for Hot Fires Ark, where he was dreaded before to be field of labor. It was our purpose, that the conference of Rev. and W. J. L. Coleman who entertained the conference at Summerville, it will be known that the conference in Dallas to know that they gave the Conference a great entertainment and that it will be recalled that Rev. Coleman built Smith Chapel white a member of Quarterly Conference next Sunday at Junkin Missions. 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THE WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THE ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION FOR FREEDAY 9TH, THE 11TH ANNIVERSARY OR DOUGLAS BIRTH. 8. The content is open to all New Yorkers where. despite the involvement, we shivered. Mayes, Waters, Clark, Whiting, Brown, Clark, and Moses, L. V. Nobles and A. D. Garry attended the Conference at Henderson last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. of the House of日报ists of the baby boy born Dec. 3. Mother and baby doing closely invitations are out announced by the approaching first-hand. Mr. Lewis, 1940, was Miss Leslie Diount, Messrs. Joe Mason and Herbert McKinsey, espiates of Liberty University and the New York City Depot. Jackie Irwin, last Saturday on business. Little Zionum, the church line, 2. Sunday was a high-day all intended with exult. F. J. Price at his post as usual. I've been preached a long-term sermon at the Conference and then from Prov. 6th chapter and in verms, that was about inspiring and a spiritual unlift to all pre-Tobacco. I've been a good man. I also a guest feet, at $30 p. m. Rev. M. P. Tim's, the pastor, preached another great sermon from Stockton St. Meir and everyone present was made to feel happy. Total collections for the day, $28.61. Mr. Richard pre-law was in the little town of New York. Miss Leene Dout and Mr. Lewis were united in the holy bonds of wedding. The book was sent to the 44 of the books of the heirs of Shawness at Hex. E. D. Drew officiated. Hride and groom are from old and new. The new is a new book of the most important book from a new and happy salt over the matrimonial sea. The National Assoc. Lieutenant Joe Lark, the assistant manager, Joe Lark, the assistant manager, the assistant manager of the National Assoc. Lieutenant, was the principal District, was the principal District, was the principal district under which Joe Lark assisted an assistant manager with a var- yary. --- FITTISHING Dr. J. M. Johnson returned for the East Conference at Marshall, delivered two stulturing sermons Sunday. By Stebbens has to view life. Pastor Johnson is driving for a new person. The people are proud of Dr. Johnson. Rev. P. M. Mosely has returned from the A. M. E. Conference with his appointment to Rose of haron Church, in his pocket. Rev. I. C. Culberson worshipped with us Sunday. We all went to the C. M. E. church in afternoon. Sunday was a high day at St. Holer C. M. E. church. Rev. M. F. Jefferson Rev. John-Leon of the A. M. E. church, and Rev. J. P. Belcher of the M. E. church, Rev. J. F. Belcher and the district leave for Jefferson for the world service benefit meeting. Mrs. Reicher has arrived and everything has changed around the paronage. Several of the M. E. church teacher attended the teach-or-association at Marshall Miss Yelen Finland, Miss Edith M. Henderson, Miss Verliea Collings BUYAN Owing to the voly and weather and illness in the writers' family. We failed to let our friends in neighboring towns hear pro inus last week, through the zulums of the Express. Rev. R. E. Diggs and members celebr ations of the January 22nd for New Chapel Bagging which last week! Rev. Briggs preached the anniversary sermon. Mems. Jas. L. Johnson and Frank Os Horne, George Wiley and Fred L. Bunnons, agents of Atlanta Life and Tobacco Bottling Insurance have opened offices upstairs in the new Palerine Bldg. three years men are doing fine work in the insurance business among our race. Let us give them our support. Among those on the sick Pearl Line and Dogs Job- Inno, Pearl Blum, Mems. Dornos, Tim Risby and Little Miss Lorraine Johnson. The many friends of Miss Effie O. Forester are glad to know she is getting along nicely. Mrs. Martha Glover and John Glover. 1935, she life Wednesday Dec. 1937, after Hingering illness her funeral was attended Sunday. Dec. 15th from New Chapel Baptist Church of which she was a very dullful member. Rev. Diggs, her pastor officiating as a local member, who leaves to mourn her passing a husband and two sons, Henry and Marshall. Mrs. Saddle E. Hall after an illness of a few weeks is able to be out and about again. Mrs. Thomas A. Green and John and the Park of Mr. Jas. L. Johnson made a business trip to Houston last Saturday. The Mrs. Eloine R. Crawford every Saturday and get the Express 401 W. 21st St. HENDERSON — Mr. Bob Ibala named New Haven by a trot wrecked LITTLE MISSER Terress Windsom Nestor W. A. Prayer W. Porter filled mother Zion palpit passed sunday at 3 p.m. Parmig. A. G. K. Willie Washington departed the day she the 14-for-60 on other point. TYLER The corner gone saying at True Vine Baptist Church with Mr. Tom Jones Master of Ceremonies were largely attended. The Rev. Dr. A. Stewart preached at 3 p.m. The pastor filled the pulpit morning and evening. Chicken dinner was served by the W. H. M. Society in the basement. Butler College Choral Club furnished music. It was successful financial and spirituality. Mrs. Neally Caswell passed away, Nov. 19, 1928 at the home of her daughter, Corlana, Texas. Her body was brought here and carried to the home of her son's, Mr. Jan. Caswell. North Liberty Street where funeral service was held. Rev. Reys. M. heightbrouck 82 93 939 Crenshaw officiated, assisted by Rev. Waters and Taylor. Interment in the family lot. Is West View, cemetery under the auriceps of the American Woodmen. Deceased is survived by one son, 4 daughters, 3 sister, 5 grand children who were all present at the funeral. We extend sympathy to the bereaved ones. The body was accompanied by Mrs. Rachel Allen, Wee, Mrs. Morgan Baker, Mrs. Ida Denison, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Williams, Coralema; Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Dallas. Mrs. Julia Baylis has returned from a pleasant visit to her son in Dallas. News has reached the city of the tragic death of Mr. Albert Simmons, St. Louis, Mo. His body is expected home. Funeral services for Miss Johnnie Johnson were held Wednesday at Galilee Baptist Church. Little Miss Evelyn Strode and Anne Lou Hill is indisposed with measles. Mr. Charlie Rowman, Los Angeles, Calif., passed through the city Tuesday. Chas. is an old home boy and every one was glad to see him after an absence of several years. Funeral services for Mr. Starling Owens was held last Sunday at Allen Harkey Underaker Parlor. Rev. Waters officiated The body was shipped from Lurkin where he met his tragic death. He is survived by four children, one grand son and several relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tom Owens, Mrs. Ellen Wilson, Mr. Will Tom Owens from Dallas were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Swansee Provost and mother, Mrs. Mary William motors to Dallas and spent at Kankakee High. Mrs. Jada Crowd of teachers and ball fans attended the State Teachers' Association between Bishop and Wiley. Severance from home passed (through the city) to Marshall, Mr. Tressa. On the week end with his family. He morphed over his new standard dress and went to Mrs. Banks by Mrs. W. B. Banks and Mr. Loren McMichael. The Second Annual campaign sponsored by the Taylor Chamber M. Commarce and will continue until January 16. The salamanders are expected to be killed during this dress-up. The send-off and farewell will be given to the school killing the largest vole for Mr. Frank Russell a THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1928 affiliated. Described chain to Texas from Louisiana when quite parents near Lindale. When he was grown he married Miss Elia. Elia was born, only one, Mr. Mansell Mussell survived. He leaves a be sion and several relatives and to more than a slender departure of his job at the Weather Island of acute indigestion. His wife and son reserved her skid to before he was born. He was born with the same one of her lives preserved. Rev. D. D. was given a Trust. The Sunday and Sunday night and the audience. The sisters of Bethlehem Baptist served dinner and the other day. The Wednesday, Despite rhin and cold 114 was realized. The C. M. E. was very well known. The good. It was largely attended by will convene in Tyler at St. James C. M. E. Church. The appol- ions, C. M. E. Church, presiding elder, R. H. King, Bible-Instructor, Texas College, returned the post- Presidemt of the Christmas Church. The slight Church closed last Sunday and the musical be but the C. M. E. Church was Cavalett led in the contest Mr. H. M. Morgan is remodeling one of the first of the first. The Christmas Church was created in 1905. Mr. M. H. and Mrs. S. L. Harkley an family Corseana, have moved here and go to the first. The C. M. E. Church was the first interest in the Allen Under- ing of the first. The large and beautiful chrysanthemma raised by Mrs. Tom Jones found them after the end of the first price. Rev. Williams, and W. E. Wichita Falls in the city. Mar- d 2000. The first of the first was the Miss-Pinkie Swans, Mr. Joe Henry Hill and Miss Nadine Love. Mrs. E. E. and Mrs. E. and Mrs. E. of D. C. Power-offeating. The cop- 儿 is domelled with the bride's toilets. Mr. H. Harkley and S. H. M. and daughter, Miss Ardell and daughter, Miss Ardell they sent to accompany their wife and mother home. Mrs. H. Harkley is overcoming the overaction. Mrs. Ada Langdon is conveying Mrs. Ethel Ladd has returned to her home in Houston. PLANO — Sunday was pastoral day at the C. M. E. Church. She spendled, services and a good weather was very inclement. Rev. Patriconor of Sherman is pastor of the church, and the weather for program for the ensuing year. The Christian people of Plano are successful. Sunday School at the Shifch Baptist School was largely attended by all the post-All teachers were present, all attended one sweeping event for the banner. We have quite a few open fairs of fun among our students. We have a good attendance as well. We have a speedy recy **OAKWOOD** — We are having plenty of rainy weather now. Some of the Narmara are not three vices were very pony attended on last Sunday due to bona fide day because it rained nearly all day today. Mim Geraldine Cole graduated only a few days. She attended the 3rd last, after a very short illness of only a few days. She attended the 4th last, she was runched to Teague for the 5th but but to both her and other relatives to mourn her passing. Mrs. Mollie Silla is a highly passed across the great Ritz of Jordan on the 17th and was fainted a member of the Colorado National Woodland of Texas with whose daughter, niece and other rel already to mount a new bridge in Palm Beach and Riverside, Texas last week and reports them all well, and he is now in charge of Queen Mae made a flying trip to Cranendale and returned with Master and returned with Master grandson, he is not in good health. Little John D. Sathered his grandmother some pearls while he was in the army, porter received a letter from Mrs. Nancy Rafley today thanking her for the gift of a much cash on that present. Mr. Queen have bought a bime in Oakwood and sent a much cash on that present. Mr. Queen have bought a bime in Oakwood and sent a much cash on that present. Mr. Jack Luck had a very bad accident while cutting good food. Mr. Jack Luck had a very bad accident while cutting good food. Mr. Jack Luck is planning on going to Palestine in a few days to be married. Mr. McGee has returned to Cranendale to the family. CAMERON — The Interstate Senior Contest was held at Bethel St. A. M. E. Church, Dec. 14th, Rev. F. F. Jackson, pastor. Prof. O. J. Thomas, principal Camera High School. The Sixteen Senors representing sixteen states of the American Union displayed wonderful talent in their appeals winner's first print. Twins, $27.29, Seconds, Gora Smith, $25, third, Nathaniel Burks, $19.50, Total $155.36 to this amount the board will add $100 to equip the Library and Science department according to a report by principal Thomas, Rev. G. W. Ballard held his first quarterly conference Saturday and Sunday at Bethel St. Rev. Jackson reports a success. Rev. D. M. M. maffieted his appointment at Light Chapel Baptist church. Rev. W. M. White was at Joyce Chapel Sunday and was all smiles Monday. Mr. Jessie Thompson president of the Song Feast is a five-wireq Last Sunday was a high day despite the weather at St. Paul. Independent African Methodist Church Rev. F. D. Holloway No Company can do More than the Universal Life for its Policy Holders See a UNIVERSAL Agent for better INSURANCE SERVICE or Phone or Write us at 2317 1-2 Hall Street, Flowers Blvd. DALLAS, TEXAS. M. M. McGAUGHEY, District Mgr. ```markdown ``` JOHN B. HARRIS J. H. COATES No Company can do N. See a NERV M. matter. A client a crowd attended. Rev. L. I. Ward of Sharp, Master of ceremony. Among the solicitation was the solo by either Ellen Hintonson, Rumake, Hertz, R. J. Coleman, Mrs. Cortge and Hurt. Rev. F. R. Humber was in Calvert but Rev. S. Johnson reported Sunday school a live wire. LEBROCK — Sunday Schools were poorly attended on account of cold weather. Mr. L. Means surprised his wife with a beautiful Oak Vanity, bed and high boy. Siek list: Rev. and Mrs. Blackburn, Means, Tate and Ramey, Mr. and Mrs. H. Holmes, Mrs. Means, Mrs. L. L. Caruthers, little Anna Smith and Bonnie Lee, Jessie, Mrs. C. Davidson and Miss L. Robinson. Mrs. C. Claudie has opened a cafe on 17th, and Avenue C Christmas trees will be at the various churches on the 24th. Mr. L. G. McDonald of Milford was here last week in the interest of the Odd-Follows Drives. Mrs. Grace Sullivan and husband served ten cream and cake Friday night in their beautiful home to Mr. L. G. McDonald. He was also entertained by Radio numbers Mr. H. Locke is on the slekk that this week Rev. Robert Childers has completed his home and believe he is a credit to any Negro to do what he has done with eleven in family and all are "fat" and still "fattening." Kabbi Abram Simon, Forum Speaker Washington, D.C. Dec. 2, The speaker at the University Forum was the Rev. Abram Simon, Ph.D., Rabbit of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. His subject was "The Salvation of Oppressed Minorities." In the course of his address he paid tribute to Woodrow Wilson and the League of Nations, stating that the genius of the League of Nations of the recognition of the rights of the minority group, that it is the first time in the world's political history the minority group were so considered. Rabbi Siman does not believe in the part of the minority. Self-criticism followed by self discipline is a meagure advocated by the Rabbi that should be effective in fanning the world's respect. He urged minorities to avail themselves of the world's culture and to make a definite contribution to the moral and spiritual growth of the world. 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It will be high schools of North Central Texas. A committee consisting of Prof. R. H. Johnson and Prof. Hollday of Terrell High School, Ft. Worth and Prof. Hines of B. T. Washington High School, Dallas will have charge of the tournament. The tournament will attract teams from the following cities: Fort Worth, Dallas, Corseana, Mexia, Hillsboro, Waco, Marlin, Terrell, Cleburne, Waxahachie, Temple and many other nearby towns. The officials for the tournament will be Free, Dian Mihro of Erase of Paul Quinn College, Erase of Paul Quinn College, Professor, Prof. J. B. Lowes, Douglas High School, San Antonio High School, Anderson High School, Austin. PRAIRIE VIEW OUT AFT ER A. U's SCALP With Paul Quinn yet to be disposed of the staff coach of the team, he has at it today in an effort to show someone a whatsoever depleted glimpse of the team. He will be able to stop the mighty chimp. Atlanta University in Houston College. The last two weeks have seen some almost drastic changes to the team's roster, and have proved for the better as shown in their last two games college and Sam Houston College. Gregg Esseger, a hitherto unattached Pawtucket player, Pawtucket has come, to the forefront in a flash and (spite of the irrepentious Diret star that will have to be reckoned with by any team) from Flight can run, punt, receive and receive of the forward pass. There there is Shannon Manion, an Indiana High School team of Houston, who recently has showed up to the Panther mentor that the Panther mentor has switched to Jackson Captain J. H. McGee. This boy also is particularly alert at receiving and throwing With Lewis, Mark, Greeng and Shelton Mason, this gives the the Panthers a back to the game in the verity Hurricanes are known for having a formidable line and with the Panthers, they are by those closest to the situations that the Panthers will be facing. On the Georgians that will spoil victory before it is ended. Any other team will be ended. Any receiver a pawn and fast. On the line the Texans will have in Prince, James and Ivan. They will host the host of backfires. This boy Williams will have new addition 210 pounds, is alert, speedy and into every play. It is expected that he backfires back the backfield star McPherson. Each day the Panthers are driven by the coach at training and driving and diving, lain after lap around the track team. The coaching staff is holding numerous conferences and mapping and drawing of lines of attack to combat the attack that is expected from chief Ackroff of the Panther squad at skull practice in the large room over in Science Center being left unarmed. in developing a machine that will stop the Hurricane in New York's day. Marshall, Texas, Dec. 22—Eighteen men have been voted to play in the exhibition at Wiley for service rendered in the recently closed foot ball banquet. The championship game will feature sweaters and gold foot balls at the annual foot ball banquet, that will be held in the college's recreation center. The following men will receive the awards: Captain Laina Reed, Brownwood, Texas, L. D. Livingston, born, Brownwood, Texas, T. V. Brownwood, Texas, T. V. LAWTON, OILA—Services were not so good Sunday on incount of the weather. The patrons all of the christian service was, their untry for Dallas on business. Mrs. Loris Levitt sat for Saturday in her brother, Mrs. P肌, passed away Sunday night. Mrs. Mary Parker, their mother, Mrs. and Parkers are, hear visiting their father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Kimmon, White Rock, Texas, Dudley-Redd, Beaumont, Texas; Leon Garrett, Marshall, Texas; Alfred Grey, Marshall, Texas; Haller Harding, Chicago, Ill., Luchus Davis, Houston, Texas; James Evans Marshall, Texas; Bon Cavill, Illinois, Texas; Roosevelt Reynolds, Corcana, Texas; Price Young, Oklahoma City, Okla., Marion Smith, Mart, Texas, Henry Johnson, Tulsa, Okla., Kirby Taver, Beaumont, Texas, J. D. Paine, Oklahoma City, Okla., Clarene Franklin, FL. Worth. The athletic committee ind by Dr. Dogan is preparing for one of the greatest demonstrations that has ever been according Wiley athletics. Honored guest will come from all sections of the state to be present, as well as a representative from the Southeastern Conference. From the plans laid out by the committee one would be safe in saying that nothing is too good for the men who ewent Wiley to her second consecutive championship of the Texas conference. A "relationship shield" may year after year, and may be a conference shield to Wiley permanently, and many of the rafters of the shield that now hakes in the Wiley conference. WILEY DEFEATS BISHOP BY 12-0 SCORE 4500 fans saw Hally Harding paid off his sentential 30-yd gallop that put Wiley into the position to beat the Bishop Bears here this afternoon by a score of 12 to at Bishop iFeld this afternoon. Bishop was tasked hard to make a showing, for the aggressive offending Redd, who was spectacular in his last conference game, as well as the tight line that Garret, Kinnon, Franklin, Grey and Young held kept the Bears nosed down to three first-downs. Wiley's first touchdown came in the second quarter the first was a punting match with Harding getting the better of Wilson when Harding left the 51st line with the ball and did not stop until the mid-field was the 31st line. The Bishop player who stopped him committed a foul in doing so, and the Bears were penalized 15 yds. placing the Wildcats on iBishop's 51st line. Harding covered the rest The third quarter opened with Evans intercepting as Bear pass and going 25 yards with it. But the ball went over, and for the only time to the game Bishop threatened to score on Wiley Watkins left end runs worked the ball up to Wiley's 12-yd line but at that point the Bears found the line a tone wall, and the fourth down saw them still trying to gain. As the ball went over, Kinnon tackled Watkins's yards behind the line of scrimmage. The fourth quarter brought the second Wiley touchdown after only a few minutes of play. Harding pointed the plaskin far into Bishop's territory and Young was right with it to down the receiver in his tracks. The ball was then on the 15 yd line, and Bishop elected to punt, but Livingston broke through and blocked the punt, picking up the ball for a Redd. three times *All-American selection*, played sensational football in his farnevel game. Pursue the field with the snap of the ball with the snap of the ball with the field could hardly make three stances before being tasted. He captured the team while he fleeced the ball and let up. He let up him an excellent general for the Wildcats. "He was by winning. This Turkey Davis classic, the Wildcats have captured the championship next to their championship for the third time, and twice in succession. For Willey to Garner, the championship next to the main-permanent possession of the football shield which is the con Whey (12) Liverstone R. E. Callahan R. E. Bood (C) R. G. Kilton C. C. Lewis G. C. Garrett L. T. Gray L. E. Harding Q. R. Brown R. H. Reynolds R. H. Cavil F. B. Bishop (O) R. E. Cathoun R. E. Rettig R. G. Nellam C. Hackett L. G. Jackson L. T. Washington L. E. Flourney (C) Q. R. King Brown was called to Attica to the bedside of her sister, Mrs Edith Harbert. Chicago News Chairman of the indoor carnival Chairman of the 7th indoor car there are all working like troopers of Canada carnival at the Mascotte Hall a big success the affair will be held for 18 hours with something of interest all on each night. Miss Ruby Watts of Blooming ton, IL, personal friend of Mr and Mrs. Oliver P. Koehler, $550 TUSKEGEE SOUTHERN CHAMPIONS FOR FIFTH YEAR Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 7.—Tushakese probably cished her fifth straight southern Champlonship, base of by defending Atlanta University to 7 in 60 minutes of the most hectic gridton struggle of the season. Whatever hopes of the defending Champlonship the Crimson Hurriana may have had were blasted when the pistol barked out two sharp signals indicating that the game was over with Tuskegee though defeated to the General University coach still smiles and has set his hopes on a victory over the Tigers a year from this date. Eight thousand persons witnessed the return of the stands were Bob Zupzke, coach of the championship Illinois football team; Chick Mehan, coach of the championship New York University; New York University manager, New York University; O.R. Keeler noted sports writer; Horace G. Renegur, Associated Press sports writer; W. A. Alex- G. Roe, New York University; Walter Eckersall, of the Chicago Tribune; Warren Brown of the Chicago News; Czech-Robertson of Dglithorpe and assistant coach of the Campbell spring-weight group of other football coaches and sports experts. may be interesting. I thought he did not say with reference to the guide, according to report of O. A. de Villiers, writer of the place of Kitchener, the Tuskegee team, aroused Zupp-ke's admiration. See how slow-up the team has been. Little cause, just before, kicking the comment. "I've been trying to do it, and I'm not going to do so, so I do that. It's recently the same way in the golf wing. You know a group of members along the river is also an important basis starting. The duly golfer starts hitting before the swing-back is reached. But the top line is the swing-back. So does the inaccurate kicker from placement. As Atlanta has a diversity, player received the kick. A group of orange, clad cads, a broad, upon him and he fumbled. Fortune was a small ball and made a slight advance before being downed both teams. But the team was not as small as the ball during the first half, often kicking on first down. Atlanta has a long-term touchdown when MelTheron scooped up a fumble and carried the ball. The yards before he was downed, on the end of the line he was downed. Kegee tackler who ran with the speed of the Dixie Flyer to keep the ball from the top of the home team. The Kegee line and team tested the Tuskegee line and after the ball went over after a few skirmishes the quarter ended. The team's team was not as much as the Cueve found it unless we try to crumble the Tuskegee front wall, and team�� resorted to the air. With several successful attempts, La Verne Smith & Tuskegee brought the home team to the top of the marvel, made beautiful return of a Huston team's punt by twisting through downed, along gain before being Immediately after the opening of the third quarter both teams began playing terrifically. Shanklin received the punt and brought the ball back to the 45 yard line. Harrison and Shanklin carried the ball twice, each time for a gain, then Stevenson. The Tigers carried the ball to the Crimson 13 yard line from which point Tevenson kicked a field goal an Harrison scored a touchdown a few minutes later on a short off-tackle play. Stevenson widened the margin when he placed for the extra point. In the fourth quarter the Atlanta team mounted a forward pass attack, leading up to a 10-0 loss in armies of Robinson, left end and Atlanta also added the extra-point treatment line assults, but on defense the Atlanta team would take to the air. Wright would take to Robinson, Stanley to Clay and to Robinson, Stanley to Clay and to Robinson, Stanley to Robinson which counted as a touchdown. / The Atlanta team was not able to reach the Puskarz, Kurtka, Bleverson and the well-known team and Hardy frequently for telling gains. Robinson frequently for telling gains. Lighthouse of Chicago Council number 158, A. U. K. & D. of A. of which Mrs. Mary Spores is night court judge in the university with a program and recess event. Amano the charter members present were Madanee Margie, Bryan and house of F. Y. Valley, chairman of publicity department, national grand troun Alvin L. Koole, 121 E. 39th St. one of Chiloar's leading directors directed the film, later formally exited excited number 43. Lake Lodge number 43. I. B. P. O. E. W. to succeed Dr. M. I. Bibb for the success of hard for success of Great Lakes TEXAS TOWNS SAN ANGELO Despite the inclement weather which prevailed through the week ends in these parts, serviceless were well attended every pastor was at his post-during the mid-week time, two of the oldest citizens. San Antonio was passed to their peaceful rest. Mr. John Lott, age 79 years, 9 months and 5 days departed this life. Thursday night, Dec. 13th leaves a wife and several children to mourn his departure. His remains were shipped by the Dodd-Frank Act to be paid to his former home, Colliad, Texas as and Mr. William Ellis known to this citizenry as " dead Ellis. " Mr. Ellis is one of the last two Colored men in these parts who served at " Port Connoch, " leaving just one. Mr. Col. Col. Mr. Ellis was not to be the most older life but provided for himself a home located on West 3rd street, funeral services were from the St. Paul Baptist church which church he was a member. Pastor L. W. Mackey offeating. The pastoral was tucked in the back of the post-brother-Ellie had deeded his estate to his church which estate is worth approximately $2,000, provided the church care for him during his illness and bury him when he died. Dr. Mackey was faithful to the morning of the first week of her time during his illness, and asked all present at the funeral to give something to get in defraving the funeral. He was buried here. Municipal Park: Corcson, Tex. Dec. 22, 1928. The Jackson Beare Smother The Dunbar High Cats of Mexia 101-0, and ran up the Cats to be easy, and ran up the largest score of the season. Hardee the Bears flown back ran wild in the game sharing off tackles after tackler and ran for an end of the game. The Team was made by Hardice, a run of 80 yds. from kickoff for a, touchdown, the other a sweeping end run for 50 yds. Although Hardee was the greatest scoring threat in the game Quitce was a close second, currying about with tacklers hanging out as he drove. He scouted the end for from 16 years. T. White the end Bear Full-up never stopped in his tacks without a gain. He tooe the Cats into into slends. A. White Smith Stawart, Jackson Wryline, and Haynes made long gains through, and a round of the cat line. Lynch was a feature for runs and passes. Morgan play Sunday was almost the play-out of the game. Johnson the Beare greatest and threw men for looses time and again. Mc Griffe and Cage played a great game at tackles Williams at and and Searry at Center played their usual stellar sensational ball. Pody Robertson T. Choice J. Choice, Harris, Jay Thomas, Jno. Thomas, played their home game of the game. was off on the receiving end, and his job but was in there on de fense and offense. Holford for Mesta played a sport game at full. Pitcher pouts out the field. The star was the outstanding star for Mesta. WICHITA FAILS The Good Ole Miss team presented 15 games, Mr. Rosa Wright. 18th. Co. St. Clair. 2d. Members present 15 as players. Alfred Watt, J. C. Warren, John Halley, Prof. Harnan, C. D. Hewlett, Tommy Jones, King and Jerry Jones. Tommy Jones served were as: follows. Chicago Saline, Olive, Dolce, Potato饼 Cake and Punch. THE SAN ANTONIO High School Basket Ball Hall Tennis will play their first game of the season between the two. This will be one of the most during the Christmas holidays. All citizens are invited to share the run. The entire faculty will be spending the Christmas out of the city will be present to show us. AUSTRIN* . Mec. C. M. Lovis in the disk her Son. C. W. Lovis has been College has been called to her work. Cillian Quartet is in quartet Austin with Christmas music with cellist. He means and ways to make Austin a progressive city. Rev. R. B. Roberta a rogative city. Repolitant A. M. E. Church is. VOTH Sunday School was good at the Mt. Zion Baptist church with the officers and teachers present. The school was called to, order by Supt. H. W. Long at 10 o'clock a. m. After a lively lesson among the different classes, the lesson was reviewed by Rev. L. V. Sherman with great success. President of the B. Y.-P. U. Mr. Will Smith, held a splenostemporal annual, after the program was held and air-played well the young—folks. All, Jackson, F. C. of the Mt. Olive Baptist church was with his flock Sunday. Sunday School was called to order at 10:05 a. m., by Supt. C. Jones. All seems to enjoy being in Sunday School Sunday morning with their beloved pastor. Rev. Jackson, this being the last-pastoral school in 1988. At 11:30 a. m. Rev. Jackson preached a cool stirring sermon, also in the afternoon service. Several visitors from Mt. Zion and Payne Chapel Church. The Mt. Olive church rendered splendid must. Sunday night, pastor Jackson preached a short-sweet sermon, the Lord's supper was admitted. Mr. and Mr. David Square, Mt. Long and Mr. Adams, motored to China. Sunday afternoon, Mr. A. L. Gibson of Beaumont visited Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Long Sunday evening. [The new saw mill will start operating January 1. SHIMAN - Misa Maggie J. Magote of Concordia, visited Misa Maggie Ladd and Alberta Taylor will spend the Christmas holidays visit Toronto, Canada, Dohtebelle in Toronto, Canada, and Alberta. Alice Hath-Peterson consumed the night of 10th-fast at the Holloway church in Toronto, Canada, to raise crowd of relatives and friends. Both contract, young Muse Miss Bessie Brestie Keagler and Veneta Bessie Collins were students at Blanche Thompson at *o'possum dinner*: Mrs. Charlie Green entertained her husband, Dr. Dec. 16 with the, the Nacodochon arm band furnishing by his mother, Mrs. Santofor of the family, who was visited by the cousin, Mr. Richard Lee Bolden of Lufkin, who was visited by her aunew, of Leigh, Texas. One of the most inimitable students in the history of Lufkin this season was that of the wedding of Daniels of Denoxant. Although the wedding was unfavorable, the wedding of Daniels and Denoxant. Friends both black and white. The bride was showered with many flowers. The Club of the Pole Club of which the bride is a member. entertained The Club of the Pole Club of which the bride has the best wishes of a host of ```markdown ``` Dallas, Peace, Dec. 22, 1132. DEAR FRIENDS: Christmas is a delightful stop-over in the cute travel where we may all find a jolly time in the writing of old commandments and in satisfying new friends. We stand on the threshold of a new year. Christmas time we greet everyone today are filled with opportunities, our tomorrow with high hope. Our new is the petition to pause and express our gratitude to everyone through the old week brought to us. The friendship and confidence you have become us are worthy indeed of our most HEARTY and GENIUS THANK you all for our best efforts to wield; serve you during the coming year. So in the FRIENDLY WARMTH of Christmas time we extend GOOD WILL and GOOD CHER for the holiday season, and best Wishes for your FUTURE HAPPINESS and ABRIL HARVY. With kindest regards, THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE, N. M. Smith, Peoria Phones: 2-51441 2-8991 2200 Hall Street BIG GROCERY SALE SAVE 10 to 50 per cent ON GROCERIES Christmas Candies, Wagons, Trycles*, Dolls At a Big Saving. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT HOUSE Corner Ross and Griffin. We have only one Store in Dallas. Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays until 10 p.m. and other points in the N. W. They exported a pleasant trip, W. R. Tiny and wife are leaving today for Oklahoma to spend the Christmas with relatives. We hope the children will be in the country, M. M. A. Brower is expecting to spend a few days of the holidays in Corsica with Mrs. Elia Ealy and other relatives in that city, all of the riders or the Express in our city are highly enthusiastic with the Christmas. We hope them all a Merry Christmas and a happy new year. CAMBERLEON — Mr. Richard Evans of Helton and Mrs. Louse Prater were married at the home of the bride, Saturday evening, at the M. M. B. Church of Rosebud attended the Interfaith Context Friday night. They were entertained in the home of Rev. HUSK — REW. Powell's baby was run over by an automobile in the street. The little fellow was playing with other children, and cut into the street under the wheels of a gentle moving car and was crushed. No blame was put on our. Our friend, the Mr. Sam and Cordellia Williams is atoll on the sisk list. That she may go recovery in the wish of her many Little Jimmy Weems is looking for Santa Claus Christmas. He is in a mindful of what the scripted teachers. His friends believe in him. His love of the table is often sight and ticks delight in rendering the service. Peter Hill at Austin, Deputy Grand Master of the Old Fellows, is a pleasant visitor in our town and surrounding peghood. The Grand Master is a credit to his race. Such men deserve success. TAXI Merry Christmas If you haven't a car of your own, why not not one of our tacrolites for the holidays? The Christmas gift! It will add to the toy, take less money and cost very little more. Dalton, Pearce, Dec. 22, 1122 DEAF FRIENDS: Christmas is the years travela jolly day in the market and haunted. We stand on year. Our yearlea today are filled arriving with paitrifices to pau for the new rider. The General recorded us are HEAUTY and si our best eagles the eagles year. So in the Christmas time GOOD GREET best Walters for and BROTHER. THE POO A. T. Phone: 212-212-212 GROCERY S E 10 to 50 per cent GROCERY Candies, Wagons, Try At a Big Saving. IMED FREIGHT Griffin. We have only one m. to 7 p. m. Saturdays until Christmas is a delightful stop-over in the years travels where we may all spend a joyful day in the revolving of old comrades- and hauntings in the town. We stand on the threshold of a new year. Our vacationers are gone forever; our todays are filled with opportunities, our fo- dures with him, but only our souls are be- still privileged to pain and express our gratitude for the new friends the old year brought. The friends and conditions you have recorded us are worthy indeed of our most HEARTY and SINGLE THANK YOU as we sell you the best Walt for your future HAPPINESS and EBORGERY. So in the FRIENDSHIP WARMUP of Christmas time we extend GOOD WILL and GOOD WISHES to you. We wish you a best Walt for your future HAPPINESS and EBORGERY. With kindest regards, THE PEOPLE DIGGING STORE, T. H. Smith, Prop. Phones: 2-5141; 0-0281 2200 Wall Street. ERY SALE 50 per cent DOCERIES Wagons, Trycles, Dolls G Saving. REIGHT HOUSE have only one Store in Dallas. Saturdays until 10 p. m. Christmas is a delightful stop-over in the years travel where we may all attend a joyful day in the reviving of old comradeship. We stand on the threshold of a new world where our friends from our old community are filled with hope. Now in the pride of tops and express our gratitude for the kindness and friendliness we have recorded as are worthy of our most HEARTY and SINGLEMORE THAN we will ever have. The ecougney season, the wintertime, the WINTER WARMTH of Christmas time we extend GOOD WILL and GOOD CLEER for the holiday season, and best WELCOME for your FUTURE HAPPINESS. TEMPLE — The Eight Street Baptist Church won. First honorary over-St. James M. E. Church and Corinth Baptist Church in a mingling contest held at Elghth Street last Thursday night. Corinth took second place. Wells and Billson were the stars for the winner. A large audience witnessed the oceanized B E Henderson, C C Sampson, Felix Rivers and W A. Johnson were judges. Mrs. A. J. Jackson was called by death Friday of the past week following an operation. Funeral was conducted from Corinth Baptist Church Saturday. Interment in the local cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Wheeler are the proud parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Wheeler was formerly Miss. Johnnie Mae Cockell of South 9th Street. TEMPLE — New Hope Baptist Church, Rev. W. Garland Sheppard, pastor. The members are all refolling over their new pastor and family. A reception was given in their honor including a nice luncheon. Services in灑的 of the rain. throughout the day were good Sunday School was well attended. At 11 o'clock the THE BIG CHRIST Hundreds of the new of gifts for all the f BIG CHRISTMAS STOR eds of the newest toys and all kinds for all the family at saving prices Hundreds of the newest toys and all kinds of gifts for all the family at saving prices Wicker Rockers A real chair for the children. Big size and woven wicker. Ivory color. A value worth $5.00. SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.98 HANDKERCHIEFS All kinds, hundreds of cotton 5c, 9c, 25c, 49c MEN'S HOISEERY Christmas Boxes, Silk or Lace 50c, 75c, and 95c DOYS PLAY SUITS Indian, Cotton Cowboys $4.40, $2.08, $4.08 SMOKING STANDS Metal Base, Glass Ash Trays $1.00 and $1.08 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Wishing you a Christmas of Good Cheer And a New Year filled with happiness CRAWFORD UNDERTAKING COMPANY LONE STAR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASS'N E. J. CRAWFORD, President 818 Good Street Phone 3-2541 PAGE SEVEN a delightful stop-over in where we may all spend a reviving of old comradeship and friends. at the threshold of a new plaza are gone forever; our opportunity with our wishes, done now in the and express our gratitude and congratulations you have worthy indeed of our most NORLEY THANE so well as when, surely you during FRIEDAY, WARMTH of our city and DOWN WILLA and the holiday season, and your FUTURE HAPPINESS with kindest regards, BLEES DUIG STORE, B. Smith, Prop. 9 2-3144; 3-0891 10 2-3144; 3-0891 SALE cent RIES Cycle*, Dolls HOUSE Store in Dallas. 10 p. m. pastor came to us with a small stirring message, subject "Christ Our Example" 1st Peter 2-21 Sunday night became before us again, with another burgeir, more, subject "Greater Triumph of Grace," Romana, 6:20. Sick list, Mrs. Mattie Belle Dawson we hope for her a speedy recovery. Juanita C. Martin, Reporter. KEITYS — Sunday School was well attended and reviewed, with by the pastor. Rev. L. Fleming, Mrs. R. Resne has returned from Galveston where she has been visiting her sister, Mr. C.D. Vulling is in the city visiting his mother and father from Galveston. Sick list, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pollinos, Mrs. M. Larkens and daughter, Miss L. Larkens, Mr. Lee Dunn, Mrs. C. Turner, Mr. Lennie Williams and daughters, Miss Rea Williams and little Miss E. M. Williams. Mrs. Effie L. Canady will leave on the 2nd of January for Kansas City, Mo., to make a year's report on charity, she is vice president of the Carnation Club. STMAS STORE best toys and all kinds family at saving prices resident sought a glimpse of the industrial and are. It was to him as Tallyraid sons of America. they became adventurers then but pleasers now, relation, progressive in spirit, logical in thought, faith with that brave declaration: "WE PAY in proof of death." deviation, no such words or acts of hesitation, fulfilment of that proclamation. their common to an above ATH in our establish- k and manager, still mock bat bigger, and to what orn planted in good soil, and proper care, nutri- from the ways of industrial contempt and providing. District Manager, Mr. A. Prescott of FL Worth, share, to him and his cohorts and their noble re for this wonderful progressive program that we progress. for 1927, we set our goal for $100,000.00 in 1928, of over $95,000.00. ouch an erotic year, without exciting scene in his own castle has had complexities which purge Devil, while angels chanted Peace on Earth and hear: DALLAS, TEZAN, DEC 25, 1922 No. 400,000 RE UNIVERSE of Religion Come to CHURCH SUNDAY From 1. Timothy and Titus, we learn that he went to Greece, Grete, Ephesus, Macedonia, coming to Trous, and that it was his purpose to spend the winter in Neapolis, in Epirus. It is thought that it was at Trous that he was again arrested, and carried back to Rome. In 64 the greater part of Rome was burned and Nero to avoid suspicion from himself charged the Christians with having started the fire, and mutilated and killed him in horrible way. It was during this awful persecution that Paul was executed. It seems reasonably certain after his release Paul served five years more on the field as a missionary and counselor of the new generation of Christian leaders. Among the young leaders some offered greater prizes than Ephesus. It is to them he addresses his three pastoral epistles. Paul's Final Words to Timothy Just before the end comes Paul writes his final message to Timothy who was in charge of the church at Ephesus. Having met the athletic contest Paul delivers his last words as a victor. The apostle admonishes Timothy in the sight of God, and of Jesus Christ, who shall judge the living and the dead to preach the word, to be instant in season and out of season, to be baptized in the water, to be baptized, exhort, with all long suffering and teaching." The Christian ministry cannot always use smooth words, he must at times rebuke sin, but it must be done in love. It must never be done in a harsh hightempered spirit, but at times it must be done in a kind of well enough to know it would stand solid truth, but would seek that which was pleasing to the ears. But he was not to be moved by such demands, he was to "praise the word," Paul says, "like the blood poured out before the sacrifice," and he was to "praise the word" at hand. But I have no regret I have played the game to the finish. The crown is now won. In the Olympic games it was a crown of olive leaves, in the Pythian games it was crown of laurels, in the Nemean games it was a wreath of laurels, in the Athenian games it was a wreath. Each was for superiority in some context. But the attraction in this contest was a crown of life. Then he makes it interesting to every Christian contest when Paul says, "and not to me only, but also, to all them that have appalled me," and the Roman Emperor was dying, he called for a mirror, and after gaiting at himself and smothering down his hair, he said to those about him: "Have I played my part well?" If no appalled him, the Roman Emperor is being offered he points all men to the Lord the Righteous Judge who has a crown for all the faithful. THE BIRTH OF JESUS "There is born unto you this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord." The time of the birth of Christ was the last of December B. C. 5, or four years from the era from which we begin to count our years. That era was not used till several hundred years after Christ. The calculations were made by a learned work, Doyenus. In the sixth century of our era, who made a mistake of four years. Riddle says: Since the 25th of December comes when the lowest night gives way to the returning sun on his triniphant march, it makes it an appropriate anniversary to the birth of Jesus who appeared in the When the foreign and fertile soil of the President sought a slime of the industrial and economic activities of the community, two decades ago, it was to him as Tallyraad and of America. "An incessant mass without a bone." Summoning to him and the late Silas Collard, they became adventurers then lost pioneers now. Lawrning the Execuive Mutual Benefit Association, progressive "In spirit, mortal in thought, courageous in action, they stabilized this common wealth with that brave declaration: 'WE PAY DEATH CLAIMS IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS' on prior death." Since that good day, never have there been any decretion, no such words or acts of healtion, watchful waiting or virginal restoration from the fulfilment of that proclamation. Having laid this promise to the public and their response to us should faith in our establishment. The most befitting grades must be given our District Manager, Mr. A. Preswood of PL Worth, who labored如 a Trojan to bring up the look's share, to him and his cohorts and their noble achievements must be given credit in large measure for this wonderful progressive program that we have been able to put over. we are on our way 7. As we come to Tulipate, Palestine, passing through an eventual war, without exciting scene in state or nation, race, creed or color, you pack in his own castle and has complications which curate fate. With Sidon of Him who came to the City of David, white angels chanted Peace on Earth and Good Will to ALL MEN, we present to all this check. DAY TO THE ORDER (WHOSEVER) $85 DAYS Three Hundred Sixty-five Days of Health, Health, Wealth and Gladness for Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Nine-1129 H. STRUCKLAND, President In The Realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite YOU to Come to CHURCH SUNDAY Paul's Final Words to Timothy PAGE EIGHT christmas greetings PAULS LAST MESSAGE - 11. TIMOTHY 4:11 THE BIRTH OF JESUS—LUKE 2:1:30. GOLDEN TEXTS: I have fought, the good fight, I have finished my course I have kept the faith, Tim. 4:7; There is born to you this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord, Luke 2:11. An exposition of the Sunday School Lessons for Sunday December 28, 1928. By Chas, W. Abington "We are to consider today two of the most important events in the world's history—the closing seses and final message of the greatest character of all humans" history, and the advent of God in the flesh. At most we may hope in the limited time and space before us to indicate that we are in the midst of the minds of men with ever deepening concern, moving them to ever expanding investigation for almost two thousand years, and like the diamond mines of Kimberley, each succeeding generation has combined to dig deeper and deeper into their treasurers and passed them down on the ages richer for the experience. Many writers on the Sunshine Coast have written about the importance of both themes, one giving us a parting glimpse of Paul the angel praiser on Jesus Christ—the hero of many battles, now broken in health, atopcoming under the weight of years, shut in a damp cold prison for his time of departure which was close at hand as the curtain slowly falls upon the tragedies of the world. We are ever broadcast on earth joined in by the angelic chorus whose anthems of praise fill the heavenly world, as the shepherds watched their flock by night on the Judea plain nearly 20 centuries ago. It is impossible to trace Paul's life with the same accuracy after his two years imprisonment in Rome as before. We find in the Acta and in the Panine epistles a wonderfully connected story of the life and laborors of the great Apostle from his conversion up to his first confinement at Rome, and of his return to Rome after the death of the Roman tribunal. "Delivered out of the mouth of the lion," is interpreted to mean from Nero himself—feroce as a wild beast—or it might have been his perfect Helias Caesarsus, to whom Nero committed the government of the city during his absence. The story of his return to Rome is thought Paul's first two years of imprisonment was occasioned by the fact that the Jews from Palestine did not appear in put in their charge against him. The trial could not proceed until the serer appeared in court. The Jews knew they had no chance of escaping, and had been discharged innocent by two Roman governors and they must be able to off set their decisions. Under the Roman law if witness did not appear in 18 months against a prisoner he was regarded innocent. In Paul's case there was no formal trial, but the remaining time of his two years occupied with the formalistic necessary for his release. Paul's Possible Adversity While at Liberty Tradition claims after Paul's acquittal he visited Spain. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1928 Hart Offers the Perfec New Imperial Repro Special Xmas Sale Genine Walnut A Wonder for the PAY ONLY $250 CASH Delivers 14 To Your Home Christmas. Gift buyers will be famous "Imperial" price ever offered solo cabinet - equi- arm and reproduced $1 Hart Turn A Week THE STORE OF OO ELM at H are the of sacrifice," one of my departure we played the game of the Olympic games within games it was it. It was a wreath by a wreath of Iv. It. But the attrac Then he makes it it when Paul says, that have his ap- partment, the wreath, a mirror, and after his hair, he said to sort well? 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They knew him. This is what Christmas means. In the incarnation our King comes to the palace gate and lets him see us. He is the king, dwelling among us." God has been in the world from the beginning of the creation, ruling and guiding its affairs in love and wisdom. But for long ages man not recognize him and know him—they felt his power and enjoyed the sunshine of his love. But it remained for the coming of Christ for us time we see the gracious King at his palace gate. No Room in the Inn The Roman Emperor had ordered that an enrollment be made for convenient taxation which brought Mary and Joseph from their humble home in Nazareth, a distance of almost a hundred miles, and when they reached Bethlehem, their ancestral city, the inn was crowded, there was no room for the Christ to come into the world and there has never been room for Him in the hearts of men down the years, and the only room they have is the gift of Jesus to the world will have no room for Him in their hearts. 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" Section 2—Saturday, December 29, 1928 CABARET BOUND The going out and hunt up the wildest and toughest cabaret in this main town and enjoy it. Hand called the information over the heads of the crowd at a wide face, flat headed youth at the far end. The young, full boned young carried with curiosity. The round faced young seaweed grimped approcatively, showing all the strong white teeth. The more daring youngers in the crowd tilted their heads. The less could one smiled furtively or laughed at each other and longingly at the crowd. Clean Wholesome and Refreshing PUBLIC SERIAL LOVE and BALL TEN as they knew there once gassed in how or less anatism and shall reap aptly from his dow of the bent little ol held. with veil of the bent little ol held. you are sure are right Cowar is ripe for one for his good ol child in goin' to be, because she dragged at the long hooked at the small long hooked needed to snap with a possibility of failure. It's, tell, checked the crowd in his immediate victory, especially. But David, the senior still on his line, the criticism still flooding the almost news of his frank, brown eyes, was far down the wooden walk between the long trains. He disappeared up the stairs that led to the street sem in arm with the round faced weapperage of king ford, the little home town fifty miles away. ANSON GETS AWAY Types raised in gross condemnation and clowny, cotton and hands-stamping the allow of Teacam Hireness, Ataxus Medicare costs slowly up to the street level. This short, quick steppe were on fastidiously lined to the slower more집의의 놀이는 놀이. At the time I have seen you here, I beeth, or I have to leave you here, and his time was reluctant as I thought, taking him both part of the life. I have some important matters of business to attend to while I have the opportunity. The shandies I should publish in house have been to the public, and I am not to be an experimenter of our shedds at the time. It is my duty to investigate this matter while I have to do this with my family. He gained, naturally, "That's a mighty fine idea, son," the old demon's rising was so early hopeless. I know you want me to go along with you. As a deacon of the church my influence might peak them folk up again. "I think you're in a lவுud, " "This short expression esூண்ட ∠lsmalik like a group of dis- "So, I that would be fine, third as I think I had a good look at him," I am committed to attend in several other matters of business before going to the Publishing House and then later. I've seeing I have planned to go on the new public meeting at the U.T. M.C.A. I shall see you on the way home." The note of reluctance in the voice was almost very almost, almost, "I am a most young man," the hights of the sportier's abrupt departure, wholly lacking. With a wish of regretful longing to go, I had a fall back with the sceneries and like interesting components of his own group. "If they ever was a firm, Christian young male, I'm a child," he said, and his voice was grommed appreciative. "That how to grow to make his mark in this world if we had more like him and few more than the other way would be a book right better off." In DEPENSE OF DAVID SOUTH, he's shown the power to the land to the best black, bonnie that was a reelic of before this was days, as she published along his husband. "I'm down, all that glitters are't good," he said. "That Oswamy's boy may that he's as big as he would be." "I'm young man that runs after always whim then has any thing good about him, an' that's what there is; a change is. They are the best brown's of the man, so a shrift pitch of cententities emphasis. They ain't no cause for you or anybody else to hold up for that boy. I've almost shielded the last word. Old Auna Alida contested himself with a grumbling little murreel of disown and he's a young young. Hard Good and a bit tighter. Hard sent down all her resusciracy. "We'll be getting on the street marrow," he says. "When to get'll a big dinner ready for you or she would come down to meet you her self. We certainly are mighty glad you come back with a little like it." So as to strange and commonness for us with you here, "I'm going to the end of this mark of travel. Here's the reason we'll tell you we'll be in power of serious life here and here up to the big mouth," the smiled up at the big mouth, pro- and a-line, and the same way, all thought of David and Anson and Dжаouh Brown wiped out of her elatance. THE BLACK BOTTOM The right lights of a big wortie signs on the black stings unseew winded and blinked the name in great red letters against the blue building. That's how it was the table of David Conway, his eye bright with the onomatopoeia of stimulation and the sense of light at the letters from the vantage point of the corner diagonally appears. of a brightly lighted, but somehow dimy looking drug store behind him and, as he was on the road, he was in the second, swying slightly was the round good, never-do-well with whom he had left the milling crowd of in the beaches and acquaintances that moving. A passing between walked his amount of stiff truss to his nostrils. He had a bit partially and pooled into the beary ayes of his compass. "Let's go over to Out cabrari. Here's a lot of " Ginta do seed, doing to let the light of that holy hyperང་, Annon Wiedsen, out of my country. I've tried all day to get away from the attack of his four- and five-hours ago, and I've been thinking if it doesn't stick yet. You you can't, intensify it, and Lord knows that more you've lapsed up and so far away. I'm so much. " He smiled, as on both go. " My risk, come on, I think you'll look through." (Cabaret, 149 Jill, Partly glove, "I'll like at Back Beachum I'm back up.) The modern eyed poults weased uncertainly as they stopped out to give up. Wetting to David's arm and lifting each foot carefully before he set it down he made the Bittle journey across the street an event that was the last to the little group of loofers left behind. The two stigmopered juts the heighty lighted doorway of the "Black Hats" GAY TIMES The short, average music of a press band rushed at them and hanged off the brilliantly lighted stepped into the brilliant. Each and forth across the floor, circling in and out between the babes among the laughing dinners, a laddie and a carvemeded shores girls escaped and carvened. They stopped their fingers in the air as they shroved a smoutly shone of the light. The two unstoppishable unstoppishable of the whining squabbiness Thry whisted their sleek bedtime in wild abandonment to the blaring homes and the gallows. Herb Wilks' drink-blurred eyes Biddlybormed into a certain bedfall clowness as he slumped into a chair to which a nearby sailor helped. The man, him. "The play by he mouthed through sl�by like as a full boomed brown girl, brushed him with, high, hard, round body in passing." The man, with his hands, turned up in the smoke, fixed mose-inociting atmosphere of the crowded room. Perpetration gathered in the palms of the hands. Herb Wilks were turning, eager. Then, suddenly, he twisting glow, worn line of girls vanished behind a tinselled Forest backdrop through the main road, surrounding the sumbrings of the old life. The right-most of the long room, The right-most, already. The long form over the morrowing of the�, is the unfeasured table. The whole world as条的 The whole world as the waiting in that apparent bush for something. Then, across the alence. Three. Then, across the brushing of the end from a single instrument in the shadowy archag仿的 It was like heness swapt, rupple on a still pool. On the other side of light glowed far back among the tree apparently advancing along the painted path that asmed, in its faint glow, to stretch away and away to infinite distance in the light. As it came closer to the star seemed to be growing brighter and brighter as instrument after instrument in the archaற்'s pit added its volume of sound. The first of the first THE BRONZE DANCER Then, at length, like a full blown sun breaking into blinding glory, the red gashlight around a node, being gold body like a crimson arcade. The thundering flood of sound from the full orchestrs seemed to ring the red gold figure up and out into the small open gads that was the center of the stage setting. Entirely made but for a this cloth of orange silk, the girl seemed to deal high for a moment on the reverberating tide of sound. Then with a sudden loaping, twisting movement she became transferred into the soul of the leaping, twisting, beating theme of savage jams rythms that blared and whined from the darkened pit at her feet. The was bestial passions, ensured. Madly the crowded throng broke out as if through one throat with�ousas of her name, "Tola! Eola!" Tasam gamed. Enemy extravaganza Becomes Mayor's Bodyguard Officer U.-H. Baker of the section then known as the "wild and woolly west" For more than thirty-five years Officer Baker has been a member of the police force of the Rocky moons and metropolis and has watched the rily grow from a settlement population tated Target by inner and cowboys to an urban community, law abiding Element in many respects, sophisticated to a surprising degree, and were. As female today, as becoming, which this a mantle over has helped shoulders no completely spread him, prevents his doing so, but he could with considerable truth, say with the seasant historian who emstruded his reclal with, "And of these great events I was an important part. Until his attachment to the major's office five years ago, Mr. Baker took as active part in practically every man who was in the international�or of importance within the confine of the city and county, and was frequently consulted by state offenders, due to his intimal knowledge of the geography and topography of Cole. On seasoning when the veteran officer can be reduced to tell of his captions, no Leese James nor Wild West story of boyhood days can match his for thrills per minute. Truth has has lived more afords than the ever-rehearsed, and the most frequent of on-mountain occasions he has been fired at point-blank in gun duets with desperate criminals. 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Through hissed or was drawn in long sights that shuddered through the room like hobbies at the bottom of a sea of sound, only to break again and arise into reverberating thymbs at that one word, "Zola! Zola!" The lights went on and still the woman danced. Down the same www.among the sense-brased men at the table. Her eyes, well, sanguous, inviting eyes, eated on David. His was the first eye to see the clutching saffron colored hands that were the most gripped the slander, swirling forces. The woman scrambled and, too, survived back and away, turned back and away. He had just where the slander, been body part where the slander, then, of her throat, rose above the end of the ear, should be. The slander was the first time to the Bedwood. DAVE TO THE REGUE Wailers limped to the girts' reacres. But they, too, were too late. During the last few days, he was allowed to be allowed to mow the mowers shoulder slowly handing some heart at the feet of the dancer. It was over to us instant. But he was only very impressed, assignment. David was seated, himself and was in his table trying to hold to come the unscorned�ous behavior of one who was the unscorned�ous behavior of the discarred. At once, none of the worse for a slowly reddening eye craved sheepishly to his feet and so-called for the men's room of the lobbs. Every eye in the room focused on the broad shoulders and squares joined brams face of the country bed. Dunder the multiple scrutiny David reddened and twisted in unconfidently. "We can't kite the gargling of the outstages of him, especially," she, what a wallop that bird unites. The speaker, a slander, weak faced, of about twenty, looked across at his companion, a big brute of a man with poor shaped head and the pustyling head. "The man of the down like a rock," he told the bottom of the river. "You said it, he carries a whop all right." The cat's outен little eyes were crafty, appalling the brown eyed young giant at the far calls. He was the only man who had a hope to be in my life for a big time. Let's drift over and look him up and down. He showed up heavily and started But David had riven, embarrassed to the point of flight by the concentrated attention and comment on the room full of people. Before "Big OT" and young Harry Durane reached him he disappeared through the great swinging door leading into the lobby. P We are the 174747 T A R A M E R I O N A T I O N T A R A M E R I O N A T I O N & PLAIN STREET WE ARE THE 174747 WE ARE THE 174747 WE ARE THE 174747 FLEUR PRIERE Welsh Name for FRIER FLEUR PRIERE Oliver U.-H. Baker 33 ONE-LOYB-ONE-LOYB DECEMBER 29, 1928 golden safety and the police department an arrest and conscientious churche- sism and responsible worker in all circumstances of the law quality with his family in a bachelor- ship He is required as an expert mount- er, police officer, fireman, re- dictor and painter. LUCKY HAND DRAW ANYTHING YOU WANT TO YOU NORMAL IMPORTING CO. 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Ex-President Legitime of Haiti, Ousted in 1889, Lives December 29, 1928 Eighty Years Alert. Ex-Press of Haiti, Ousted On in By John F D. L. LEEVTIME, the only living American of the Republic of Haiti, was born on the bed of her most distinguished citizens. All Haitian leaders distinguished among by an unwieldy devotion to the cause of Haiti. In order to show this charm, he must go back forty years. A devotion placed an excellent administration of wine, wine-producing, and allowed himself to be a Revolutionary him. A devotion placed an excellent administration of affairs. Leguigna was selected to be the first president of the Republic of Haiti, on December 14, 1928, the distinguished group refused to accept the election and a rival, revolutionary government was elected. The leadership of General Hyppolite, the "Haitian Republic," was named by the Leguigna group that was elected by the Haitian government. The ballot had transported among race-makers. Two wards were sent from the British to the United States, the mixed ward was released. The red ward was sent to let children see the world. Fred Tighetson chose to let children see the world. He had himself retained in power and refused to leave the country refined into temporary acts in Jamaica on August 16, 1946. Your Dreams WHAT THEY MEAN TO YOUR PRESENT AND FUTURE BETWEEN JAMAICA AND THE Dominican Republic? The Dominican Republic is one amounts responsibility for any of the colonies. The residents are at liberty and are free to live in their own colonies. You Mohammed on their own land. A WARNING DHA IN 1st I am a young girl of life of clean morals. My mother has been dead for a year or no more is it that when I see her in my dreams she's always ill or crippled. Only last night I dreamed of her and she was seemingly dead but revived as soon as prayer was rendered to God for her. Please answer at once — Miss M. B. Cleveland, Ohio Nov. 4, 1825. ANSWER My Dear Miss M. B.: You have either been tempted or are going to be tempted in the near future to do something of which your mother would disapprove. Your dream is a warning to fight hard against this temptation and continue to live as your mother would want you to. You are "At the age when a wrong decision may change your entire life. The disarmation Take no important step without careful consideration. And don't be afraid of being called old fashioned when you persist in adhering to the old steadfast virtue. (NOTE: All Yosef Mohammed will be glad to interpret any dreams for our readers. Bend him a letter describing your dream accurately, in care of the Editor of this paper. The sure to write philly and send a stump out addressed envelope.) LOVE RING With Banerad Heart Links and Anchor Wonderful Ring made of 14 K gold shell. Village School Saint Joseph's Mary Village School Saint Joseph's Mary Village School Saint Joseph's Mary Legitime, ex-president of Haiti. Today, in quote of more than eighty years, his benign and commanding presence portrays those qualities which his countrymen admire, but have too little practiced. His mind is a garethness of known observation and interesting reminiscence, which he relates either in charming English or more charming French. He lives with Madame Legitime in Port-au-Prince on a palm-shaded street, in a quaint tropical homestead rounded by beauty and a brilliant family. Struggling Hearts " Come on, Herah, let's get out of this." The fringes of outgoing and looting patrons were beginning to clean around them even in the lobby as the news of what David had been made, weeped among them. Elushed and embarrassed, David allowed his way toward the outer door. OUTSIDE AGAIN Outside he stopped uncertain which direction to take. The gargling train would not leave for Ringford till late the next morning. The whole night was before him and the night was young. He looked up. Big Ott stood, teering at him out of his little piggy eyes. The fumes of cheap corn whiskey foped with the odors from a milled alcoholic stomach, nauseated David. He turned his face adorned to the man and started to walk away. "Hey, bo, what's the hurry?" I ain't gonna eat chic. Come on along with us and have a drink! Play, that was a winked right you swung inside there. The whole night was before he heard his mother. He looked up. He oilsted his blood, eyes closed. He looked at the ode with a faint sweep of chin on his face. He turned his ear toward the window. "I loo, what's the breeze?" I also groomed. Came on along the street, where a wished right wing swung in. He helped himself with the hair. He looked at the ode, time that his mother had the crook of Divingy and his hair fally to his hair and drew his own hair fally to his hair and drew BEA WINNER THE LION "Thanks," he noised intently, his eyes fixed on the crowd. Come on, Black. But Here was not as neatly tucked as one who felt to be a Killer. He turned into the short parrot that was sitting on his shoulder, motionlessly, taking the look of a giant lego. "All right, let's go far up there." He patted his glove. "I gotta go up some company." Relentlessly David turned and followed a step behind Hirth and his team. His team was uncompetitive for the hard competition of his holiday orders. THE DANCER AGAIN Outlined against the inner dimness stood a woman. She was dressed in a vampire, broadbare but well brushed street dress. Her slim figure, graceful as a lawn, hesitated in the opway where it was illuminated like a picture in a frame before she stepped down into the dimness. The door closed behind her. The light of the bulb above the entrance fell squarely on the weak face of young Harry Drane. He stepped up to the woman's side. The sunlied town at him, a friendly, warm sort of smile, then looked up, startled. The minister, shadow of Big Ditt, had bottled out the "Jim's space of light between them. "Hello, sweetie, waitin' for me!" he sang along some friends. With make a big night of this? His eyes violated the as-reached out this big square financed hand and grasped her firmly by the arms, which was to be wrought on David's face wont, whom, then, flushed with the dark blood of re-pulsiion as the man best his blasted face above the honey golden one of Zob's. He could see the stricken look of the man, and never the little red up. The other was the little red open that started up as though frozen into a shower desperate hopeless. Then, as if she could stand no more, the woman gave a swift, clear, male voice to the man. "Hello, baby, striving to evade the wet, monoux lips. A scream of hopeless, repulsive light, the oppressing action of the short width of the alley to cut with sharp vibrations against David's ears. 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There's hungry a big night left in that space and there's three hundred and sixty five night in a year. If I start, manage to born in among three hundred and sixty-five other fellows and get mine I'll begin to think I'm pretty soft. First come first served, with that baby, you know, little hero." He laughed violatively, stepped out into the street and whistled for a taxi. "Well, now where's he go from here?" Herb Wilka comes from his seat on an overturned dry goods tool, where he had set watching the light with the judiciously-blameful children, ateneans of one to whom each known, were of every day occurrence. "Home!" David what the word "it has volutely Vewning on her beats be walked rapidly away. The bright lights beyond the gallow entrance glazed strengthly while on the boy's stricken angry face. His eyes were inflated. DEACON BROWN TELLS I felt it was my july." 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Then Hope, who had always been considered the sturdiest of them all, succumbed to the family plague and the death of the boarded money was gone. HARD TIMES That was at time both Grace and Hope wished to forget. The Twinings, friends to the Lorings for a generation, stood by them, Arthur - Twining did more, than enough. It had always bee supposed that Arthur and Grace would marry, but to every one's surprise, as soon as Hope could travel somewhere than she should have, the Loring girls had slipped away, actually slipped away from all their friends and the scene of their sorrow. For several months they had been hidden away in a little town obscured by its own lofty mountains, where Grace had found work as a saleslady in a little, close, dark store which impudently lay claim to the name of "Broadway's Emporium." Assisted by the advertisements in the town, they had found a tiny furnished house, on all, and set up housekeeping with the hup, of course, of Lily White. 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Grace, amused, dismally, and continued woofily, "If I were placed in a glided cage, dear, oh, oh, oh." They 'fung themselfs into each other's arm: the poor thin slick sister and the poor, tired, weary sister and cried and cried. And strange the Christmas Spirit Take SEX-TAINT and be young again. Take SEX-TAINT and be young again. Kill libdllabdll - given restored VIM to system. Send $3.00 for FULL TREAT- ment. Dr. Don Owens, Bass, 800, Indianapolis, Dr. Don Owens, Bass, 800, Indianapolis, LOVE RING 1541 With Saered Heart, Links and Anchor. Wonderful Girl of K. K gold made Bring back your loved Snap—Win the heart you bring back your loved Mystic Love Perfume with full instructions FREE. SEND NO MONEY, pay only $2.30 on delivery. ADDRESS: DUGOUTS 00, 185 Church St., Dept. 61, New York, N. Y. ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION "Grace, Grace what a funny, funny Christmas it will be." "Tremend-obly," laughed Hope. "Sald Grace, drying her tears galal- havg each other, and- Lily White." 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She found herself recalling the trusting-ful expectancies of her childhood. Old Santa! How she loved him! His white beard, his shining black boots, his gay red garments, adored all of him, believed in him! What right had she to doubt him? During all the years when she had believed, he had never failed her, never. Dear old Santa. Oh, supposing. In her illness and helplessness she felt so like a weary little girl. "Supposing!" The thought perished. "Supposing old Santa would come, even now if she but trusted."" She looked about strangely. Lily White had gone, flown from the room without a sound of fluttering like a swift winged blackbird. No. No magically like an old Santa that utter nonense." She said herself and fell back dejectedly among the pillows. GRACE IS LATE Grace was late; later than ever, her riot, because the Christmas rush, even in this, out-of-the-way spot folks rushed on Christmas Eve, was on. 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