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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07

st. %ulentin's Gag lit art Md,
item Trcitng, Nen Il. Scbrltur.
SRI. Nnlalia &iclnlonn bciallS
aidl ntcbrcrc Gage bieicr @odc be
audsluciic in Ct. 2ouiS.
-GapitGn Com. &edmunu lit ac.
acnmartig nit Rcparatilr ocs @ootcS
80. 4. Mntlc" bcidGftiat, ipcldes lid,
bier an unicrcr @crftc bciinoct.
-Galifornicn lit Miiioltri oicics
Sabr in nidlts porulls. @ir battcn
iii Sanllur allt bnlinmiihes @etter,
Den @clong Scr TGgcl uno bier un0
0a ~hlilbcnoc @Ilunlcn.
$. u. StorB pcrfauftc- cine
Sbeprolct Spuring Gar an Mug. Gui.
iler, bon Coles Greet. 9ericlbc pcr.
tallftc icinen 9riincn Hoa0Iter an
SSnltcr Nranoborit, bon TirIt Greet.
Sri. Sbelma @rcuer, ipcl1c in
SeiIcrion Gitp cine Stcllc uls 2ebrcr.
III bcflei0et, mar Gnoc Der poriacn
SSo6e bier alti 9ellld) bel ibrcn 81.
Icrn, Tidtcr VI. u. 0rclter ul0 @ot,
iii.
Die Gggers Willing So. put
5lelIlid) auf Dem 0af zines ibrcr Gle.
patpren cin ncllcs Sberlit)t oubrin.
gen, ionic altd nelIe Maifincric sllll
Heinigen ocs @ei5cns anfitellcn lui.
len.
-Sas 6ubrbopt .Nrrulonn" brat.
1c IN Der %pcrgangcnen &ohe 5lpci
garfla0ungcn Sonb pnn Der MORO.
li6en Seitc oes 6luiies bicrbcr. 2ic.
Ter Sano miro Serlpcnouns finocn
bcin 9au Der ncllcn Yfurrtpobnuna
Der Gounel, ct. Eouls @cueinoc.
-0urh sic slqcntllr bon ". &.
&eIiler bat Sobn Sdneiocr ieinc i3S
4ter 6arm, al Der Sirit Greet, bic
'riiberc Gbas. Hicd)n1anm 6nrm, al
). gculd)cr, pon Wcaittrid, gum
Frcis bon $4,000 pcrfollit. Ger
llelle Gigcntbilnlcr miro icincn Nciib
Is. WtGrS antrctcn.
4 i
-Sbco. 6ronfc uno Srco 2um,
Stiocntcu ocs Gocn Scninors, mu.
rem pom Dorigcn Srcitag bis Conn.
Tag Die @1itc bon Hoitor y. s.. 0os.
mann unb Snmilic. Ger ~critere ser
beiocn Stuoentcn biclt uul pcrgoil.
acnen Sonntag Sormittng cine Yrc.
bigt in Der ct. Toills Stride.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07

-Sulils 6. Shmliot u1o Sonnilie
bon Berger, marcn an porigcn Con.
ncrstaG inter Den bicIigcn Nellld)crl
uno iprof,en nlld in Der 0rldcrci
Dor, Inn nlf bic 3citllng 81 glbonnic,
rem.
-@m. @itte llnb bciicn Sobn
MCrmunmL bon Charlotte, trufcn unl
lcttcn Mittpod bier cin. Scbterer
rciitc bon bier nad) Ilma, 2afapctte
Gprnttl Wto.. I'M feline Sdmclter ulb
icincn @ruocr 5u beilldcn.
Mint pcrgangctlcn Sonntug, 0cn
=. Scbrllur. mar mic gepobnlid
SlttlncBta9. Der flllgc, ipcttcrflln.
bigc Guhs bot Die @cpobnbcit an
0iclcln Gage. mGbrcnb bcs Sprrlit-
mittags, aus icincm @intcrquortier
bcrpor 81 fonllcn uno nenn Damn sic
Come idcillt, 10 boB Erof. 9ad)s
icinhl Sduttcn icben fam, Damn
gebt or iciort micbcr 5llriid in icille
@ohlc, neil CT Scr Nniid)t lit, oaB
mir ulsoann minocltcns nod 6 @os
d)cll lang Itrcngc &Gltc babcn merber,.
gm pcrgongenen Sonntag par es
Den gall5cn Gag ilbcr nlcbr oOer lpes
Yigcr trilb u,o helpolft; MIR aegcn
Mtittug bIin5eltc bic Come fir Elm
paar Minlltcn ourb Die @olfen, aber
in elmer 10 flcinen, bpmocoputbiihcn
0piis, Dab gang bcitimlt ar5ltneb-
men lit, bab Eroi. 9uds es gar nid)t
bCllcrft bot.
Slttc, iucrft feline 6lassilai6cn
obcr mbcrcs, 5%erbrodcncs Glass alli
Die StraBen pocr IN Die 9lllcps. @ir
oas nidt millfilrli6, ober cs
fonnlt Dor bob mir cs tbltn pbr1c "a.
ran 81 D~enfcn. &inocr iollten glcid).
ralls a%n9epicicn merbcn Glass in Sen
Aihcnbcbdlter oOcr auf Den Ibfall-
81 mcrfen. @ir bril,gcn bic.
le Bite nid)t bon lpcgen Der borfilb.
Igcn &naben (%uerigltcns ni6t IN Die.
lcr Sabres5elt), ionoern int Sntcreiie
Der Iltobelibcr Dcldc iebr oft Srll,
un0 Illsgabcn babcn infolge ocr
Seid1oigung bon Hcifen burd)
Siele Iutobciiscr n"liiiicn
,urd Illeps fobrcn Inn ibre Garage
Ut crrclhen. Sir picle ~bcriclbcn ipo.
'cn ibre Nusgnbcn filr Hcifc gan5
'1prl; nidt infolgc Der 5uritdgelcg.
en- Wcilcn5abl, ionbcrn infolgc DER
Observation-Disclosures ibrcr Hadborn.
Die meiltcn Nllcps in &ernunn lin0
lllt 9cboltcn iuno in cincnt 10 gutcn
3ulltano GUM 9ciobrcn ols mic I'M.
ere StraBcn. 2oBt ms olic bcbiIi.
id) icin Die Illeps 10 iidcr gum Sc
81 modem ais lpic cs unicre
5trobcn iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
6, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Sol. &los, Sobn bon Sobn Glos
nno @attin, bon bier, Der bel bcr Scr.
Stantcn Mtarinc bicnt llnb in Ycnn..
IDluonicn %Itotipnicrt lit, bcfinoet iid)
Jest oa6cim, auf rs Gage llrloltb.
Or. &. 8. &affncr bat ON letter
SamStag icincn cbrcnpoIlen glbidicb
bonn Meoical Corps ser Irlnce or.
hnltcn.
( -Hapnnono Cole, @cridts. Stcno-
graph fir oicicn Giltrift, bot ON
porigcn Miittmoh icine Stcllc lpicbcr
dllgctrcten. I Scrr @oo0fhc, Scr
S%tclogropb bcs Gromioro Gountn
&rcilcs, ltno SRI. @clma HucoiQcr
bon Scrnrorn, botten Die Stelle bis
1cbt altsgcfilllt. Scrr Sole miro oieic
@odc aus Dem MiIitGroienlt Scr Nc.
gicrlliig ~cntlaiicn nerocn.
Mn5eigen i'm SpIfsbIott bri1,oru
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07

{ lit C%ingclaocn.
, Quit. un6 Com. @cbrcns, pol
!, Ncp Napcn, u. 4. D, morCn poriqcl
GomncrStag sic @Gitc ibrcs Scr
mnnNtrrL Srco Shmibt.
-Iuguit, @corg un0 Com. Nlllitcr
mann uno &cnrp Gbfcr, bon Hoic
buo. itattctcn Dem Tolfsblutt am lct.
tcn Ticnstog cincn @ciudI ab.
-Slipcr Mllnopillcr ulb @attirl
on Scr mcitlidIcn Siinften StroBc
murocn an pprigcn Srcitng ollrd) Die
@celrt circs S0bn6cns crfrcut.
pic So6idutlc mar nlebrcrc
Gage Der porigcn @ohc geidloiic1.
iniolgc ser Grfranfung ser beibel,
2ebrer, 6rau 9. 6. @iIo lmo 8. 5.
9cppc.
-@clrp @iltcrbnrmcr ullb bciien
Sobn Omar, aus Scr NGbc bon Hpie.
blth, lpurcll an Dcrgnlgencn SnltS.
tag bier, IN Tcrrid,trrngcn beiml
3nbnur5t.
Sic Suiion iilr ons S0otcn pocr
Sangcn bon GelStbicrcn mllrbe nm 81
Sonlrur gcihloiicu. SAMPLER iino 10
Gage crlnllbt I'm iDren &orratb bon
Ncl5cn 81 p%crfaufel.
-Nndlob Hiftcr Sbco. 8rof CT.
nnnnte ON lcetcn 0icnstag Mueult
Alltcrmann, BON MoicbllO, gum Scr.
multcr ocs Ndhlaiics icincs NcfieL
Gblporo 9%lllItcrnlum.
Seficntlid)cr Glldrc uno Einoflc
Undertaking. ON Mittlpod Abcnb,
Den ~. 6cbrllor, in Der &ollc scr ct.
@cOrgs Sdlllc, gcgcbcn bonn ct.
@corgs 6rol,cn . Scrcin. Gintritt
25c. a E%erIon.
-Gbns. Hcpnlcr, uon Union, mar
portge @pd,c bier olli ieincm @cge
llad) Hbinclunb, I'M Dem 2cidenbe.
gGngnib icincr Sontc, ser pcritorbc.
llcn Sruu Ncrmnm &olfs, b%ci5uipob.
men.
-Sobn unO Wartin Noltcnsmcpcr,
Aug. @cmcpcr ulo Nlpin Hiemolo,
bon Scope, ionic Gn,il Noltcnsmcpcr,
bon Cutting. Cflo., morcn an lctten
bciltdspciic, bier IN Scr
-@arrp !. Sul5nlnnm lit pcrgol1.
gene &ohc non ct. 2oltis bier argc.
ulb bcgleitct icbt Den tempo
rGrcn SrGgcr olf @crntann Holltc
)tr. 2. Gr miro sic Houte am Md.
ten Wcntag i%ibcrnebmcll.
Strait Y. s. CRAWFORD, ncbit
Iodtrr. bon Smuhu, Nebr.. bcfinocn
bier ollf @citd bel Srnu Gram
'Orb's Gltcrn, Sreo Gcd lno Satin.
Sic merocn cbcninllS Scrmanote in
u. .. bcilhcn.
-Ginc Nll5ubl @crmom @ooitcrs
Scr T%erinnln,lune Scr Ntii-
pllri Stutc. gSioc Noro Goobs Iii'M
pcldr ON Nrcitug, bcn I. Tcbruar
bclttr), in &cffcrion Gitp itott,
inject, hcimObncn. Sober 5000
Nonltcr" in 9on5en Stoot lit
>rlnacno cingcIoorn bicic &eriomm-
ling 81 bclltd)cr.
Sos biciige Eoltomt erbielt an
cttcn Sicnstog lcine Gudrtol Seno.
ing bon @riefcn bonn Scr. Stootcn
Ecniipns Gcpartcmcnt. @cacnmGr,
ia trciicn fir @crlpomn uno llnloc-
'ung so Ecniions @ricfc bier Elm.
Srci @ricic mllBtcn oieicsntol Sr,rild-
ipcrocn, neil sic bctreffcn0cn
EcniionGrc felt Sem porigcn Siiortol r
IcItorbcn marcil.
Nahocm Ger 2ibcrol Storc be.
mis- Illfnubmlc ocs Snpenturs Gin
'oar Gage gcidloiicn mar, pilrnc
am lcttcn WittpodL Inter
'cm @ciit unb ser 2citllrle bon Scro.
Slcb mieocr erGffnct. Serr Glct bit.
1t nm Cure &llnoidoit. Or. Did.
on, Der friibcrc Gigcntbiimcr, crs
,,1+ III, 0l I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSO URI

@egriinbet 1911.
Rupital $4,000, llebcridub $4,000
@utbaben fiber $4,000.
Betreibt elm alaemeines 8antseihdft.
8esablt 4 Yrosent auf 3eits0 epoiiten.
De8ahlt 3 YroSent auf Spar epoiiten.
6at Siherbeitss9 epDits8diten su p%ernie,
then.
nnb bittet freuuolihit UNI cure aunb,
ihaft.
StrettDren:
Simon 8oeser, 6. u. Meper.
q. gnaelbreht. VI. U. WDeuer,
9teo. 8uifmann. ghas. @. Siuen
6enrp 9auaenbera.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07

an5eigen i'm SoIfsblatt brin0en
Grfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
Ban6
pon gsrmauu, 1'lu.
rriud)t Gud) nm cincn libc.
ralcn She'll Cares %anfge.
idGftcs.
Seine ganf iidcrcr

0treftoren:
n. q. 9reuer, fobt. 8alfer
Senrp Grass. Senrp q. Sefotte
Senrp Shsncr, o. s. Stoenner
q. 9. @alfer. 9aiiircr.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
What the Press of the Coun-
try Says About the Riots

II an individual Negro insults a white
woman, 1t is that individual who must
be punished, not any man OF black
skin whom mob takes a notion to
go after. And If white men, singly
or In groups attack or injure Ne
groes, or undertake to punish even
criminal Negro without due process
OF law, then even the federal power
itself should be called into play, If
need be, to discover those individual
white offenders and make them legal
ly amendablG. Mass judments OF in
dividual guilt. mob action to discover
and punish culprits, are let us say
1t plainly-too often tolerated with
respect to Negroes when they would
stir the country II, similarly, and
with similar persistence, applied to
white men. 1t is time that such in
justice should be corrected. AL Me-
groes are not bad, all whites are
not good. 1t is time for this great
community, the United States, to
recognize this fact. and to bring out
and make use of all that is good
and true in each race by setting it.
self fairly and fearlessly to discover
and to correct whatever is evil in
each. The thing to be remembered
is that the true solution of the diff
Guilty lies in the discovery and cor
rection OF evil. no matter Wher or
by whom expressed.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30

Gated that Northern interference In
Southern AFFAIRS was not to be toier-
atcd. Evdortly the evil period Of
reconstruction and the carpet-bagger
days has not been forgotten.
TO others. the affair has beer con-
strued as showing opposition to the
Negro organizing Tor the purpose Of
advancing his social and economic
condition.
This view must be erroneous from
the fact that organization and col
lectiye bargaining is recognized
throughout America as legitimate
and most effective method Of cor
recting many Of the evils that infest
our social system. It is not possible
that this means for improving our
condition shall DO denied the Negro
race.
BY organization, the laborer has
climbed to position Of ahiuence
and power.
by the same means political parties
have succeeded in bringing about
most needed reforms. BY organiza-
ton, the world. in the League Of
Nations hopes to make war impos-
sible. Let us hope that the Negro
shall become united and speedily
avail himself OF this same power
that makes the weak strong and the
strong inyincible.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
RUSK.

Rusk, Texas, Aug. 28.--Miss Han
nah Ellis, who spent several days
in Tyler. under the treatment Of an
eye specialist has returned, greatly
improved in her sight
Miss Amanda Thompson spent Sun
day in town and attended Sunday
school at Mt. Pleasant
RcY s. Garner viii rCl weeks
revival at his church He. wiz bc
assisted hv Rev. T. l. Willis Of Ty-
Ter and others.
Rev. M. Hollis closed his revival
at Evergreen. last "Wednesday night.
Mrs. L. A. Lane and Miss Anna
Belle Lane OF jacksonville are in
Eroushton, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. Sammic Brown and Miss Ulaca
Harrison loft for Dallas and other
points, Tuesday.
NIissos Fli7aActh and GEORGIA C,l-n-
10 are spordiug.a few days in Pollok,
visiting relatives.
Sailor Walter Harrison is horne on
a~frrloueh ard his friends are very
glad to welcome him back.
Mt. Pleasant G. NJ. II. Sunday
school convention which win meet
in PusII. next week.
Misses Evnlyn Parks and Thclma
Bradley are making rapid progress
IN their piano stnt'cs.
Miss Pcrtia Franklin II the grost
Of Mrs. W. r. Ranks Of Texas Col
lege.
Afies Vary rrTnniriir. v-.c r-as hur'
n cyclone n Smith comfy recent
ly is reported better. Miss Franklin
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR TIE MA.
TENNAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEA
CUE.

Y G. Nanier, honorary president;
Charles Banks. Mound Bayou, Miss;
Tired R Moore, New York; G. Fl.
nroo'ys, Philadelphia: John M.
Wright. Topeka Kas: Robert r.
Church. Memphis. vjce-presiaent:
Emmett J. Scott. Washington. D. O.,
recretary; Charles II Anderson,
'1nlSTonviiie. Fta.; treasurer: r. H.
Tneeri Rrookivn, N r.. registrar;
? T. Clnv. Bristol Va-Tenn.: r. c.
jFforator xarsas Citv Kans., assis-
f,rf REGISTRAR: William Fl. Davis,
T'ar''ir rtnr ~ G.. oflciaI stenoera-
rhor' Albion T., HoIsev, Tuskogee
Fr~.',i'tc '~~rsnortrtion AGENT: r. Z.
'0rr- New Orleans. Ia, chairman
FT-7r''f'''e Cornmitsee: T. !. Tliiott,
Nvrkoree 0i,Ia.: w. r. Andrews
nc't'r-c~o MA rhornps IT. HAYES
Mons'his Tenn: Dr. J. r. Levy. Lo
r = cievori Fivsnsville. Ind: A.
r. HnrnAon Atlanta Ca: r. s. Jack
r91 rf,fiofcinbia. ~ A. Smith. 81.
1o'Hs ,-cn n srsiona 81 f,onis
Iiarl-7 0've''ev Motbod N c.: W. y
I1aie. Nashvilse Tenn. members q,
RI rsfirr rss-o-ssl
rr y0ten has serves "a Chair.
sa1 n ihe f7s-eo~t've Can,raitfee +,
sfo can'e sfrce ihe chsftauonr>
|fSaIO SsFsIcr nrT br'r~s 20 sbs
icaruc, ~ infirenee Witch wtne'
sc ftft n he officers rssurcs :
efreug and rselus orsnization.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
CARTHAGE.

Carthage, Texas, Aug. 2S,-We are
glad to be able to appear on the
scene again. The farmers here are
cut short of a cotton crop. Harvest
time is now on. The black horse
and his rider visited the Rayson
home and took that loving husband
and father, Walter Rayson. Revs.
Simpson and Carter attended the
funeral and the remains we're laid
to rest in the Pine Grove cemetery.
The revival has closed with % souls
added to the church. Mrs. Langley
who has been in Arkansas for some
time will arrive within a few days
much improved.
Mr.. C. e. Holland has returned
from Sherman, where he attired a
session of the Grand Lodge. Also
the Grand Master visited the Lodge
at this place.
Mr.. c. B. Holland and wife are
rejoicing over a beautiful boy.
Rev. Cradle Stevenson. the young
gosrel minister has returned after
several days labor at st. Pauls Dap
fist church.
The bail team from Elysianield de-
feated the Pine Glove Black Legs
81. Silas Brown. Bonnie Rayson and
Connie Jackson were the star players.
Private Dit Brown has returned
from Newton county where he spent
several days with his sister.
The reporter has been away. would
like to say to his friends and read
ers that we are unable to give yor
any news worth while il you don't
help me- cannot afford to fill grace in
our best paper with news thaot is
not interesting.
Please boil your news down to its
lowest. and will assure you with a
splendid write-up.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
SECRETARY BAKER on THE Me-
GRO SOLDIER


Atlanta Gas-,A prominent member
of the faculty of Emory University
states that during a recent visit n
washington he heard Secretary of
War Baker paw an earnest tribute to
the Negro soldier.
The NEGRO soldier" said the Sec
retary, confronted the d,ngers. OF war
with fortitude. Its privations With
cherfulness. He ives loval. hard
working and faithful. The mart he
took in the war was Of very great
value to the nation, and a great cred
Il to the race"
Some Soufherners present deeply
impressed with this voluntary state
ment from the highest nf7cial source,
asked and received permission % rive
II the WIDEST publicity. Many South
ern cite including Atlarta have
already shown their own asreor1cni
with this c3neiusinp By fhe'- aflrial
welcome OF retarriug cc'crns srocrr
IN which The highest a'~ritaries Of
city and state have participated.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
A Created Test.
New York Globe)

Since the Negro has had his lib
critics abused, his constitutional rights
laughed at his person insulted, 1t is
a greater test to ask him to appeal
to the law than it is to ask Il same
thing of the white rowdies who have
been the aggressors In most Of the
recent race conflicts. The request
must still be made, however, for
when both sides descend alike to
the brutal arguments Of the mob
the angels themselves might despair
to Europe to fight for America, they
are good enough to be treated with
equality under the law in America.
Much as the fatal results Of this new
spirit of self respect and independence
on the part of the Negro are to be
regretted, it cannot but be matter
of congratulation he has acquired
that spirit. Now, perhaps, he will
gain the justice that is his due and
that he could never hope to gain as
long as he tamely submitted to in
suit and injury.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
Education WIN Solve II
est. Louis, Mo. starr.


The solution nf this race feeling,
which constantly holds over peace
fui communities the threat Of hostile
outbreaks, must come through effort
in two directions-efsort at education
and effort at developing ..mong both
whites and Negroes, high sense OF
respect for the law. There has been
among the race riots OF recent years
in various cities. no Instance Of an
organized or concerted undertaking.
The outbreaks have been grontar.-
eous. They have sprung from some
thing which appealed lawlessness.
From small beginnings they grew in
to situations where mere color be-
came rause Of attack. Education
develops reasons and respect for
law.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
SAYS SHORT WEIGHTS CHEATED
CONSUMERS 0TT OF SSOOO,OO0.

Austin, Texas, Aug. 2S.--It Is e4-
timated that the consumers of this
country lost, annually more than
$S.0e0000 IN short weight deliveries
on one staplesarticle Of food. declar-
es Miss Willie u. Dyer. head of the
bureau OF weights and measures of
the department OF markets and ware
houses. Miss Dyer has just pre-
pared All interesting bulletin which
gives "sug estions to the housewives
OF Texas" with a view OF bringing
about a closer cooperation with the
officials who are endeavoring to en-
force the laws for their Protection.
The regular session OF ire Thirty
sixth legislature passed & law pres
cribing the units OF weights and
measures. which is now operative
Miss Dyer urges upon every house.
wife OF Texas to stud carefully
the provisions OF this law. SO that
when they buy any household COM
modify that may do so intelligently.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
TYLER.

Tyler Texas, Aug. 2s.-The fol-
lowing messengers atter Hcd the state
Sunday svhoal convention from va
r'ous churches in Tyler at liaais,
last week,
Or. \. T. Stewart, II. n. Jordan.
Misses G a. Blakemore, HELEN Niclt-
ors, Velms ara Myrtle Blcdsoe, Pearl
Curry, iladams VI. L. Walton, b. J..
Caswell end Saliie Scott. Rows. n.
7. G. Bledsoe. C. G. Buford. Mr. Dan
Mosely, Mr.. James A. Hightowor and
Drddln Cheethar. Mr. Cheathar1 and
Hi~htover spcrt Tres iay n Dallas.
Mr.. James Jones was called from
Fort Worth. on nccc~-t of the M
ncrr o. hi~ s07 pat-.'c'-
~ 7 'l''rrd or P't.srurg Of Ma
tional Life Iraurrnce Co.
Tvlcr nui''i~ ~~heo'- 80 c,lio1 IA
cnen Sent 15 r~of ". s. Smith ~
Palestine ie rno2Sine fen davs tcoch.
ing short hand in nv c,tv
Mrs Marguerite Rhona- 80 sro-f,-g
: few Hnys IN corsicana visiting her
hrFband whr is fherc =, =.
Mss. Magic Cook ard daughter
oI Palias e-e Visiting OF tho bone
of her sro''r~. ~ N, --t~ob yveqt
Glai'do erect Rev. pa-t,c.. con-
e1cfi7c his rneeti-g ~ rs.N'ehen,.
Flint .s's week. Many are attending
iron T~ic-. =.
Mr. IFred Gri~,- f~ '.-~'-o bie home
renodeled or 1.-Two Calk street
PNv II. T. Eyars s.torScd ise
y NJ y. Sunday school convention
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
WIIlte Man's Duty.
union s. c. Times)

The safeguarding Of the right Of
the black man, protecting him in
the holding Of property and granting
him the opportunity to develop along
all lines that be may be able to de-
velop are some Of the duties that
devolve upon the white man in mis-
relation to the black man. The white
man owes 1t 20 the black man to
set him a high standard of personal
moral conduct. The immoral white
man is the greatest enemy the black
man has, and is a menace to the
Hhite man as well. Most OF the
friction between the races grows out
Of the attitude of the immoral white
man. Such men are sowing to the
wind and will reap the whirlwind.
During the next ten years we are
going to reap some of the whirlwind
unless all signs fail.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
National Distrust.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Times

Chattanooga, Tenn. Ttmes).
Ali these outbreaks against the
Negro are simply indicative OF an ex-
listing national distrust Of him as a
citizen, and in no way prove that
he cannot make himself welcome
citizen in any community. 1t sim
ply proves to him that conditions still
render 1t necessary that he. conform
a trifle more circumspectly to the
laws, customs and requirements of
the communities in which he may
reside than white persons even of
no more education or intelligence
than he possesses. That is a con-
ditions and not sound theory that
confronts him. 1t is due more to an
historical and sentimental than
race prejudice. and therefore, more
dificult to be overcome; and it can
only be overcome by the members
of the race. themselves.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
INTERTYPE REPRESENTATIVE
SENDS LETTER OF COINCIDENCE

Dallas Express publishing Co..
Dallas, Texas.
Dear Friends:
1t is with deep regret that I learn
Of the sudden death OF your Mr.. w. p.
King, and feeling that his going
will at least the time being disturb
your personal as well as business
affairs, / am sending you this word
of coincidence.
The writer knew Mr.. King person
ally and well for many years, as
have each Of you.
That acquaintance the writer had
appreciated, and now that Hon. King
has gone from us, wish to have you
you have because Of Mr.. Kings pas
sing away.
Your race has lost, in my opinion,
a valuable exponent who in his en-
deayors in your welfare, has been
fair.
Yours very truly.
A. N. GILMORE.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
ATLANTA.

Atlanta, Texas, August 28.-Owing
to the rainy weather service at Enon
First Baptist church was poorly
attended. The pastor. Rev. j. ].
Deloney was making ready to go to
the National Convention at New York,
N. Y Rev. w. D. Miller arrived Sun
day morning from the State Sunday
school convention at Ennis. Mr..
Bud Reed was down from Kings
Farm, Texas, to visit his mother,
Mrs. Jane Thomas, who has been
sick for the past week and accom-
panied his wife, Mrs. Reed back home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wiley left for
Lodi, Texas, Friday, on a fishing
trip. Mr.. Brannon of Hughes Springs
Texas. was pleasant visitor to Miss
Fannie Mae Hale, Sunday.
Miss Dora Williams is back home
to stay, after spending the past
year in Dallas with her father, Mr..
Charley Williams. Mrs. Laurine
Hall is rejoicing over the arrival of
a fine boy. Baby and mother are
doing nicely.
Mrs. L. Washington, spent
pleasant hours Sunday evening in
the home of her mother, Mrs. Susan
Green. The w. H. II. Society of
the First Baptnst church is progress
ing nicely under the leadership of
Mrs. Edith Hale.
The citizens of Atlanta and the
many readers of the Express in the
surrounding communities regret so
much of the passing of our honorable
W. e. King by the hand of cruel
assassin.
Sick listed: Deacon S. W. Robert
son, Bro. Sparks, Reed, Mr.. Jamie
D. Richardson.
The reporter thanks the many
readers of the Dallas Express for
past favors and kindly solicitation.
Your patronage will closely taken
care of. See her on 1877 Goree st.