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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-16
RACE NEWS Of GEN.
ER7AL INTEREST.

(By The Associated Negro Press.)
New York, N. Y, Aug. 14.-The
necessity of new national adjust
ment of the Negro problem, predicat-
ed on the race riots in Washington
and Chicago, was suggested in the
sermons of the pastors OF several az
the New York churches. The Ma
tiontal Security League and other
similar organizations also sounded &
warning against the growing unrest
among the Negroes, particularly Of
New Orleans. Bishop W. Thirkfield
who is a bishop of the Methodist
church, has called a conference of
representatives Of thirty or more Pro-
testant denominations T. meet in
this city early next month to dis
cuss ways to prevent race riots.
The delegates to the New York
conference will be men and women
actively engaged in educational or
religious work among the Negroes.
Bisnop Thirkeld was instructed to
all the conference at a recent meet
ing in this city of the After War
Committee of the Federal Council of
churches of Christ in America and
the Protestant Home Missions Coun-
Gil OF the United States. The workers
among the Negroes have been aroused
to the need of carefully considered
action for o humane program, for
the betterment of the conditions I'M
der which the Negroes live especial
ly In the Northern cities
The proposed council hopes not
only to formulate a program that
will end race conflicts in this country,
but also that will meet conditions
brought about by the great Northern
exodus of the Negro Bishop Thirk-
field, who has been an active worker
among the Negroes for many years,
blames the recent race riots on this
widespread exodus from the South
with Its "repressive conditions" for
the Negro iii the North, where they
find an atmosphere of freedom"
The Bishop declared that 1t was his
personal conviction that unless the
Republican party again took up its
burden as party defending the
rights OF humanity and standing by
the black man for whose emanci-
patton fought it will not soon come
into power.
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SOME TOW Ms IN TEXAS
NE C0VER THE STATE LIKE Il BLANKET

~
Little NorvoIIe Williams is spend
ing few days with Mrs. Annie Ward
this week.
Mr.. Ezekiel Foster, bright young
man conducted B. Y. P. U. Sunday.
Mrs. T. M. Williams is improving
slowly. Many from Baileyville at
tended the Good Western Associa-
ton which was held at Jericho Bap-
fist church last week.
Bethel Notes.
Rev. M. l.. Covington, pastor Sun
day school was opened at usual hour
Supt. Harris presiding. Lesson was
well taught, attendance good. We
had as a pleasant visitor Miss Bush,
who spoke very encouragingly to us.
At 1880 the pastor spoke from
Job 1915 subject, Christian En-
durance."
At night we were again led to a
throne of grace from Jno. OLA.
After the sermon we commenorated
the Lords supper.
Miss L. B. Franklin of GAINESVILLE,
Texas, stopped over o few hours from
Prairie View, last Sunday, the guest
Of Miss Fannie Brooks.
Mr.. G. w. Hennie of Prairie View,
was in the city q few days last week.
Mr.. Taylor, devine of Dallas is the
guest of Miss Jessie May Tucker.
The Waco District Conference is
in session at st. Paul NJ. e. church.
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OKAIULGEE.

Okmulgee, Okla, Aug. 14.-Services
at all the churches were well attend
ed Sunday. The pastor Rev. ]. A.
Anderson and members of the Zion
Bethel Baptist church are preparing
for great time next week, during
which time the annual meeting of
the Southwest Creek and Seminole
District Association will convene at
their church bringing to our town
a large delegation. Many Okmul-
geans attended the picnic on the 4th
Of August at Beggs, Okla. They re-
ported grand time. Mr.. ]. H. Wal
lace has purchased new Mitchell
touring car.
Quite number of the Okmulgee
boys have returned from over sea.
Private Willie Turner returned home
Sunday from over sea and left We'd
nesday morning for Prairie and other
pointsRin Texas, where he will visit
his relatives.
Mr.. Alex G. Parks and Lonnie Da-
Wis left last week for Wichita Fall,
Texas, for an extended stay.
Mr.. Willie Conley spent the week
end in Boley, on business. Mr.. VIM.
Johnson janitor at the court house
left last week for the hot wells in
Marlin, Texas.
Mrs. Rebecca Shealy hass as her
guest her neice, Miss Patsy McGil-
bert of Haskell, Okla.
Miss Lucille Hogue of Wetumpka,
spent the weekend in Okmulgee,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Young. Miss CaniIlee ]. Brice and
Miss Ednita Walker were in the city
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Emily Shealy was made to re-
joice when she received letter from
her son, Private Edward Shealby
stating that he was in the U. S. A.
and expected to be home soon.
Prof ]. J. Jones, principal of Flip
per Kee Davis University of Tulla-
hasse was here Thursday.
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Augusta Johnson spent few days
In Beaumont last week visiting.
Mrs. Mary Hunter Johnson of Min
cola is in the city visiting Mrs. c.
ID. Spencer. Mr.. A. S. Keen and
wife of Marlin attended the funeral
Of his brother.
DR.. A. b. Etter and wife after a
two weeks stay in the city returned
to their home at Galveston. Mr.. Jas
per Marlborough has purchased a
house and lot in Highland Heights.
Mr.. Yarbor is one of the soldier boys
who recently returned from France
and is progressing young man. Mrs.
II. u. Clemmons and Mrs. Lizzie
Francis is in Marlin.
Rev. A. l.. Franklin. pastor of Ben
son Chapel G. M. l.. church preached
an able sermon Sunday, collection
$1,000 great revival is in progress
at the C. M. e. church conducted
by Rev. Willis and Rev. Carter of
Tyler.
Prof. H s Smith of Palestine
is in the city teaching shorthand and
course in typewriting. Prof. ". T.
Tubbs of Dallas was In the city Sat-
urday on business.
Mrs. M. z. Jones was called from
Dallas to attend the funeral of her
brother.
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SOUR LAKE.


Sour Lake. Texas, Aug. 14.-Sun-
day school was well attended Sunday
with several distinguished visitors
present.
Rev. C. C. Reed were on duty at
Mt. Rose Sunday preached at II q. m.
and p. M.
The Royal Sons and Daughters OF
Charity of America held their annual
sermon Sunday. Rev. C. L. Lee
preached an able sermon. after which
the president and other able men
made good lectures, $94.85 was col
lected
Mrs. Ella Boulding returned last
week from an extended visit to Hous-
ton, Hampstead and Galveston, where
she had been on a Missionary tour.
Miss Mamie Baldwin of Liberty
is the guest Of her sister, Miss Jes-
sic Baldwin. Miss Ada Gary OF Port
Arthur were the guest of Mrs. H.
d. Lane, Sunday.
Mrs. Dorah Simmons and Mrs. Car
rie Darts left Saturday for Houston.
Mr.. Skeet, who has been very i'll
passed away Saturday morning and
his body was shipped to Crowley,
La, for interment.
Prof Williams of Houston, the
guest of Mr.. D. d. Lane.
DR.. Carne's delivered noble adj
dress Sunday evening after the regu-
lar lodge service was over. He is
an able and intelligent man from
an intellectual standpoint
Mrs. H. D. Lane left last week for
Houston.
The young preachers have organ
ized what is known as young
ministers union. They meet every
Tuesday night at o'clock and ask
the cooperation of the deacons and
any other member that desire to help
them succeed.
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PALESTINE.

Palestine, Texas, Aug. 14.-~Rev. s.
M. Boldon of st. Paul and a num-
Der of delegates left for Tauge dis
trict conference of NJ e. church
Quite. a number of delegates left Beth
ell to the Zion Hill district Sunday
school convention last Wednesday.
Mr.. Pat Johnson Of st. Louis, Mo-,
was quietly married to Mrs. Almore
Stain last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Frank Early, who has been
Ill, is better at this writing. Mrs.
Marry Franklin, who was operated
on last last week is reported bet
ter.
Mrs. Ellim McMeans is on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. Ed Harlin died last Sunday
from blood poison.
Reb. F. Swanson filled the pulpit
at Antioch Sunday.
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HIGH MOUNT.

Sunday school was largely at
tended. The IL o'clock service was
fine. Little Eller, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter is improving
fast. Health OF the community is
fine.
Keep cents for the Express.
Bro. ]. B. Brussard is up again
from his bed Every home on High
Mount is reading the Express.
Mrs. Geo. W. Lotion and children
will leave for points in north Louis
lana and Arkansas on the 10th to
spend an indefinite time with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. John Frank, Mr.. Arthur Allen
say see them for the winter wood.
Report ali ews to Geo. w. Lotion,
the Express agent.
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BOSWELL.

Boswell, Okla, Aug. 14.-Miss Ro-
setta Braskeen has gone to Marietta
Okla, to visit her father, Mr.. J. NJ
James spent Thursday In Hugo.
Mrs. r. L. Miles is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. R. Ridge has been on the sick
list but is improved.
The revival that the Methodist
church has closed.
Rev. S. B. Jackson from Idabell,
Okla, was his church Sunday and
preached two noble sermons.
Rev. M. s. Garner is spending a
few days in Bocheta with home folks
this week.
Mrs. Mahalia Jeffries, the reporters
aunt is visiting her for few days
this week.
Mr.. Tom Jackson is home from
over sea.
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received its charter several days ago
from the Secretary of State and today
organized by electing directors and
officers. Soloman L. High was elect
ed president, Isidore C. Harrison was
elected secretary. and Frank PEN
quite was elected treasurer. ALI OF
these men are fairly well to do finan-
cially and stands well in the county.
There will be fifteen directors three
being chosen from each part of the
county. There will also be elected
fifteen white men from various parts
of the county which will be known
as advisory directors, who will aid
the school by counsel and advice
but will have no vote in the man
agement of same
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HER.TRU-LINR
Make It Better

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II our haie Is coming out or turnirg
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It to its natural color.
II you have dandlufi, itching tetbae
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~ rer'pve them and start your hair
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It's superior Od0r makes H-E-R--
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ing can give.
Y may BE- used with or withou1
etratghtenirg combs or as press
ms oil. Large jars soc port pal1.
Agents Wnfpd.
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Huu bIUIIUtIS lfIII5.
Bethel A. M. Z. Church.
GILMER.

Gilmer, Texas, Aug. 14.-Rev. III
Williams and NJ Davis made a fly
ing trip to Marshall last week. Rev,
Blk, p. e., Of Pittsburg. District held
his quarter at Forest Hill Sunday
Rev. s. II. Howard filled his post
at Gilgal, where he preached two
able sermons. He also preached for
Rev. H. M. Jones at Moses Chapel
Sunday evening.
Rev. Prince of Taylor's Chapel
closed a success revival. Rev. H.
II. NJ. Jones will begin his revival
at once Rev. Blk preached Mon
day night at Moses Chapel. Mr.. ].
w. Wells and wife and son Walter
are visiting in Kaufman, this week
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MCKINNEY.

Mckinney, Texas. Aug. 14.--Rev.
A. L. Russell, pastor Of Second Bap-
fist church preached an excellent SER
mon Sunday night. Mrs. Love John
son is back home after an extended
trip to GAINESVILLE, Ardmore and Ok
lahoma City. Mrs. Lizzie Shelby has
returned home from Galveston. Mrs.
Francis Johnson has returned from
Kansas City, where she spent two
weeks with her sister.
Mrs. Clara Colman is here visit
ing her sister, Rev. Mrs. w. L. Smith.
Mrs. z. Garrett entertained Mrs. H.
Bells, Mrs. A. Williams, Mrs. S.
Walker with a birthday supper, Aug.
9Th.
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lAssociated NEGRO Pressl

Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 14.--St. Mat
the westownship, Wake County claims
the oldest Colored man in Wake
County, II not the Oldest man in
North Carolina, and citizens Of that
township who knows Leonard Smith,
los years old, point with pride to
his life in the community. M
Smith is the father Of eight children.
forty-two grandchildren. sixty-seven
great grandchildren and one great
great grand child.
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TYLER.

Tyler, Texas, Aug. 14.-Mrs. Clemie
Holland of Topeka, Kan, and Mrs.
Chadwick of Guthrie. Okla, are visit
ing Miss Hattie Smith.
Mrs. Everline Smith Of Jackson
Vile spent a few days visiting rela-
tives in Tyler this week.
Mr. j. c. Long, manager Peoples
Drug Company has returned from
Grand Lodge o. Odd Fellows.
Messrs. Tom Fennell and Willie
Guthrie, two of Tyler's popular young
men who has spent several months
member of the best Colored band
going to France, others also have
returned. These young men put up
many months of hard service.
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diamond ring. They stood under the
arch which stood in the center of the
platform. Following the wedding the
reception was held at the residence
Of Mrs. Bette Fields. taunt of the
groom. In the dining room. the
wedding cake, GO inches by 20.
with 8 inch thickness) baked by
Mr.. Allie Bedford, graced the center
of the table with the bridal colors
attached to the ceiling and forming
a lattice around the cake. Many
handsome gifts were received.
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CORSICANA.

Corsicana, Texas, Aug. 14.-Mr.
Fletcher Evans and Mrs. Ida Scurry
was happily united in wedlock on
the 9Th. Rev. A. L. Moors, oficiated.
Miss Mammie Tibbs of Dallas. is
visiting Mrs. R. johnson. Mr.. Harris
returned home from over seas last
week. Mr.. r. A. Norris, had his
foot severely burned last week while
working for the Corsicana Well and
Prospecting Co.
Mrs. r, w. Mckinney. Miss r. NJ.
Hicks are in Dallas this week visit
ing relatives. Mrs. Dixie Adkins and
daughter, Miss Margie returned home
from Fort Worth last week, where
they were called to the bed side of
of their sick sister and aunt Mrs.
Amanda Hood of Winona, Texas, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Young.
Mrs. O. C. Williams and daughter
were in Rice, Sunday. raising educa-
tional money. Rev Mrs. VIM. Har-
ris is very sick at their home on
18th avenue.
tives in Dallas this week. Mr.. VIM
Glass and Prof. q. w. jackson came
in from Sherman, on the 9th and
reports having a harmonious session
of the Odd Fellows.
Rev. Moore, Or. and Mrs. Moore,
Bonnie G.. Andrews motored to Dali
las last week. Mrs. Rev. Morgan
and daughter, Miss Ivory returned
home on the 9th from Oklahoma.
where they have been for several
weeks. Mr. O. ]. Dunn Of Kerens,
Texas, is in town this week serving
on the petit jury
C. M II. Church Notes.
Services were good all day. Sun
day school was well attended, Rev.
VIM. Harris of 9Th Avenue Baptist
church and Rev. ]. w. McDade of
Bethel A. M. e. was with us at
p. M, total collection in the rally
$36950.
Six Avenue Baptist Church.
Services were good. Sunday school
and B. Y. p. U. were well attended.
Preaching throughout the day by pas
tor VIM. Harris, one accession. Total
collection from all sources $3.50.
Rev. VIM. Harris, Pastor.
Seventh Street Baptist Church.
A. u. Moore, Pastor.
Sunday was splendid day. Sunday
school was well attended much inter-
eft was manifested in class reports.
AT IL a. M, the beautiful audito-
rum was comfortably filled and lis
tened to great sermon delivered by
pastor.
AT p. M, pastor Moore and the
congregation went to assist Ia the
in Wilgo Baptist church rally AT
night an old fashion covenant meet
ing had a glorious time.
Bethel A. M. r. Church.
]. w. McDade, d. D., Pastor.
Sunday school was largely attend
ed. Delegates were elected to the
Sunday School convention, collection
S1130, the pastor preached to a.
large audience, subject THE Chris
tian Warfare" Two accessions at
$3.50 p. M, the pastor preached for
Rev. Fountain C. M. e. church, sub
ject Love and Obedience" at $3.50
the pastor preached to packed
house.
Prof. Wells, district Supt. OF the
Sunday school was present and
made good lecture to the Sunday
school
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Mrs. Temple Weems-Graduate OF
the Poro College of Hair Culture.
will treat your hair scientifically. for
dandruff. falling hair. itching scalp
which will give 1t beauty. color and
abundant growth. Prices reasonable.
Phone~H. 914S. or call at 2SO7 FIors
street. Dallas
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Killed by Lightning Sunday at
Church 10 Miles N. E. Of Ty.

lcfs
During a big rain Sunday at Lib
erty church, ten miles Northeast of
Tyler, pastored by Rev. r. B. Francis.
Lightning struck the steeple of the
church and more than rs people
were injured and three were killed,
man, woman and child. Among those
injured were: Deacon Harrison Stub
'berfield and Mrs. Pearl Freeman of
this city.
Mr.. Wallis Crawford was present
during the big rain and helped to
relieve the suffering.
Mrs. Mary Willis spent Sunday
evening in Chandler at Swine.
Mrs. Tom Jones leaves in a few
days for st. Louis and points in In
diana, where she will visit her son,
Veta Jones, who has not been home
for more than ten years.
Mr.. A. B. Wylie and family are
spending a few days in Oklahoma,
Missouri and Kansas, prospecting.
Miss Lottie Pierce has returned
from Chicago, where she has spent
several weeks with her brothers,
Mr.. Albert and Donley X. Pierce.
MTS. cllen JOKES was palu Inree
hundred dollars by the Court Of Ca
lanthe of Texas, on the death of her
sister, Mary Cotton, who died March
rs, 1919. Prof. J. e. Scott, Grand
Patron of the Order of the Eastern
Stars was in the city this week on
official business
Mr.. G. c: Bennett was in the city
Monday on business. He has just
returned from a visit to South Texas.
San Antonio, Houston and Calves
ton.
Mr.. ]. P. Martin, agent of the
Standard Life Insurance Co., of At
lanta, Ca, paid to Mrs. 0belia Nose
ly $4,000 on the death Of her hus-
band, w. e. Mosley, who died June
7, 1919.
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classified ADs.r

Miss L. A. Shaw, for a number OF
years secretary in the Office Of the
State Supt, Of Missions for the Bap-
tist Missionary and Educational Com
vention Of Texas, has resigned her
position. her resignation has taken
effect August LIST. She may now be
found at her residence. I717 Hall
street, where she has established The
Miss L. A. Shaw News Agency.
0-16-1f
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TYLER.

Tyler, Texas, Aug. 14.--Mr. Roy
lance Grimes is student of ton
serial art under his father and is
making good. He happens to be the
youngest barber in town and has
proved himself sufficiently proficient
10 obtain employment in one of the
best shops in Tyler, Mr.. Aelx Whites.
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ROCKwALL.

Rockwell, Texas, Aug. 14.-Rev. ].
B. Atkins closed one of the most
successful revivals in the history of
the town.
Mr.. Willie Fields and family mo-
tored over to see friends and call
ed to see the reporter.
To my patrons: You who failed
to get your paper is because I have
been sick and unable to deliver them.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville, Texas, Aug. I'M.
0ace Bradley, died Aug. 9Th, after
several months lingering illness.
Funeral services attended by Rev.
Johnson, Ragsdale undertaken had
charge of the body. Remains were
laid to rest in Alexander cemetery.
Rev. c. W. Hamlet Of Alto held the
third quarterly conference with st.
James A. M. e. church, August 9th
and 10, Rev. II. f. Washington owing
to sickness Of the p. E. the confer
ence was financial success. Mrs.
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psn.lst.

Crown ana broge work specially
Teeth extracted with care Best ma.
terial used. work guaranteed. ofbcs
hours. aus n N 10 1900 o.; las
p. m. 10 500 p. IA: Sunday BY aR.
pointment Phones: Ofnce. NJ. 1881:
residence M. 24bs. offlce location in
the New Pythiap Temple. suite 7le
Dallas, Texas.
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Or. GEORGE LYLE, Veterinarian
la. and night. Office 1874 Willow 81.
or. IlinL from to 0 a. M, OF PEG
lies Undertaken Co., . a. m TO 8 p. m,
Guarantees cure In lockiaw and other
serious diseases OF Horses. Cattle and
generally. Answers calls.
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Mrs. White Hill has returned from
weeks visit to her daughter at
Ore City, still go to Mrs. Malissa
Nickerson for the Dallas Express.
Rev. Adam Christian of Omaha, has
been visiting relatives. Services
good at all churches.
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Or. M. p. PENN, Physician aud Sui
,geon. Treats successfully mos, dts
eases OF men, women and children
Of1ce hours: > to II m; 8 to :
lp. M; 1880 to p. m Phones: Oftics
s. W. Nj. 29l5; residence phone s. W
I'M. 7l45. Office 2549 Elm St.. suite
211 Pythian Temple Building. reas
dence 2510 Flora 81. DALLAS Texas
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DIR. R. t. HAMILTON, Physician

md Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian
Temple; residence 1903 Thomas Ave.
Phones: Office, Main 1144; residence
1. 1927; Office hours: 10 a, m. to
IL M; 3 to S p. m; 7 to $3.50 p m
Dallas, Texas.
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Or. J. 4. DoDD, Physician and sur
icon. Blood. Sputum ana Urine ex
mined 1904 Williams, near Henry
ohope 1923. North Belt. South Belt
nd Hickory cars Hours: to II )
n: Q to { D M: 7 to 3 y. IN
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Or. A. L. RUNvAr, Physician ans
Surgeon. Office hours, 3 to IL T. Ia.
g to s, 1880 to 3 D. m. Phones. ofnes
M. 1895; Res. M. 1883. Lowery Rids.
1900 Jackson st. upstairs, Danas Tti
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Try Dallas Express Want Ads "
results.
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(By The Associated Negro Press
Jackson. Miss. Aug.14--The Mad
ison County coIored Agricultural Me-
chanicaI and Manual Training School
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GRAND CENTRAL NEWS STAHR

GRAND CENTRAL NEWS ETANN
We handle the following Ieadinx
Race Perio, iicels;. st. Louis Argus.
The Dallas Express Boston Guardian.
The Freeman. Houston Observes.
Houston Informer. Pittsburg Coarier.
New New Age, Afro-Americau.
Detroit Leader,
The Pittsburg American.
The Cleveland Advocate,
The Ind annapolis Ledger,
San Antonio Inquirer,
New York News.
Magazines:
The Crisis, Half CenturY
GEO. ROBINSON. Prop.
71S N. Central Ave Phone II. S3aa
Dallas, Texas.
7-26-6
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Wanted. Building laborsrs for Oah
Cliff high school, 9th and Beckley.
Ask forl superintendent. 4. s-s-E
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7-7-R

The Great Campaign. lis now start
ed to raise q 100000 for the Com
mittee Corporation under the laws
OF the state Of Texas In the lysriOug
towns Of the State for our Deopse
Depas tment Store. We ara going 3
insert the missing link which has
hindered the success OF our race.
We are going to put our young meA
and wonien into the commerctan
world. Deputies wanted IN every
county 20 organize H. your COM
mnnity. Write to TIA general mana
ager a. once and get particulars.
William A. Cochran, General MEr.
81 W. Congress- Ave. Denton, Texaa
7-19-1
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A. 9. Werts, Attorney ana Counssi
lor.atIaw. office, hoom 213. Pyttisn
Temple, Elm and Good streets. Notsr,
Pdblic. Phone NJ ss2b Dallas. TexaS