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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-02
The OiIPull Never Overheats

INVESTIGATION has proved that one of the big
troubles developed by the average tractor is the
overheating of the engine due to the heavy work
which the tractoris called upon to perform.
Thss because the average tractors cooled with waer
The the OilPull never overheats, and is en-
tirey free from all the ordinary cooling troubles is
because it is cooled with OIL This is exclusive Oil
Pull feature.
Unlike water-oil does not evaporate-there is no
boiling in the hottest weather.
The temperature of the OPull engine held within
correct limits at all times under all loads and climatic
conditions. When the OilPul is working at top speed
the oil is automatically kept cooler than when it is
working at light load running idle. There is abso-
lutely possibility of the OlPul overheating And
not only that but the proper temperature for perfect
Kerosene combustion is maintained at all times.
Oil does not deposit scale sediment-the OilPull
circulating system is always OPEN Oil does not
the system parts-the OiPull radiator will last the
life of the tractor.
There are four szes-12-2O, 1880, 2o-40 and 5000
II. P. Which do you need2
JAMES LAW, Distributor
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
WHAT THE NEGRO WANTS AND WHAT HE DOESN'T WANT.

assembled
of what the and what he does not
evasions of the
Negro other wants
Justice the Courts the right live in adequate scoo facilities
borhoods reside in other He
will rights citizenship
China
world that
a citizen walks
cumspecu God and that he going be treated
He whether he to be denied the right of
citizenship the Constitution Of the United States when
this right given foreign birth and affiliations
distinctions God the
black
entitled good white man These
the things the things
thing which
pretended to think he wants No Intelligent Negro has
who disles his the Negro
The Negro that
within his
What questions
decide himself AS
loyal citizen of the United States and then realize that the Negro
kind ability
with What the Negro justice in all
He the rights
Of civilized
high time pull Statute of Liberty
Americanism
the free justice things
other than Times Plain Dealer
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
THE LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE

following
phs CTenn:) News Scimitar and worthy of
The
represented with the disturbance Knoxville.
before prepared
that
and welknown professor of Vanderbilt University.
especially
combat dion
Interested prohibition
this with
what seemed be an aggravated state of ill feeling between the two
going under title
The evidently effective
did not with spreading propaganda down to brass
communities whites
difficulties; which
the
astidious victim
their thoughts than claim
time for being both and the
being
white should
Negro has made in his civilization DUNG the last half
toward the future him.
The South the friend Of the Negro
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
FORNEY

Forney, Texas, May 6.-S, S. was
largely attended at all churches.
Rev. w. H. Warner was at his post
and preached two strong sermons.
Rev. w. A. Lott of Dallas spent Sun
day here and preached at Mt Zion
Sunday night. Prof. Love spent Sat
urday and Sunday in our city. Rev.
Herion filled his pulpit and preached
two strong sermons to tis people
at the M. E. church. Mrs. Whitfield
of Washington, D. c., made her visit
to our town and gave us fine lee
ture in behalf of the school in Wash
ington, d. c. Her subject was,
Start Life Right" and before she
had finished her talk most every per-
son in the house was CRYING, simply
because of the way some girls have
gone to them and how they were
struggling under hardshiDs, and when
an offering was called for Little
Flock church, Forney. went down on
record as giving $500. We hope to
have more such women come to
Forney. Mrs. Willie GILES and son
are here spending a few weeks with
a sick sister. Mrs. L. B. Rowell and
Mrs z. NJ Shaw visited the Jarvis
Christian Institute at Hawkins, Texas
last week and found that school to
be next to one of the best in the
state of Texas. They have a splendid
corps of teachers and about 210 stu
dents on roll. Mrs. H. s. Haynes is
on the sick list
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
THE FINAL WORD

importance among
decision
constitutional and that
applies Railway
the Cogton Railways Company while operat
within limits
according the
reaching reaches its
the Of the is
The whole world is touched by the ruling.
Perhaps United that Negroes
matter of
this that it number of states that will enact
American citizens
will
and under
unAmeran acts
o and purpose
attention
than The peachments of the self
eswhe interested listeners
the world She that hearing by reason of
Of Liberty and Justice for a people, There
country there
the United States entitled
violation of faith somewhere This country either
OIL II world about learn the truth.
this emphasize color and preferred
Liberty and Justice then the sooner the world
better.
well
make the and preparations
this whites
discard further deception
China
darker the attitude OF this country toward its darker
nvnce against preentons this country
thnkeh
is he is good philosophy. and il applicable
record suppeng people
white,
the oppressed REGARDLESS creed locality
to to
must question
p Courier.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
PALESTINE

Palestine, Texas, May 6.-Every
thing is quiet The jolitical Dot is
boiling. Mr.. C. Tucker and Miss
Maud NJ. Adair were married Satur-
day night at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. F. Adair. only a few
friends were present They are re-
ceiving congratulations from their
friencs. DR.. w. r. Roberts and many
others of the A. M E. church left
for the General Conference at st
Louis Saturday, and will be out of
the city several days. Mrs. Fannie
Mattheds who has been visiting IN
Fort Worth has returned. Services
were very we'll attended at the va
rious churches Sunday. Rev. B. ].
Crawford has RESIGNED the church
at lakewood. He has been pastoring
there nine years. If you want the
news while it is news, get the Dallas
Express, the old reliable race journal
of the state. Rev. d. ]. Crawford
reports his church work (Antioch).
In first-class condition. Mothers Day
will be observed with the Antioch
church Sunday. A program will be
rendered. See A. Taylor for the
Dallas Express. You can secure a
copy of the same every Saturday.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION
AN OBJECTIONABLE ATTITUDE

Despite violent kind opposition the of Represent
the
the coored people and that they
all citizens
street railway OF the state
And for moreq press
way
God and His
the coored people on the Of Mr. Bur have for him
attitude
the matter question that plenty Of white people also of like
differences
there criticism and opposition that inevitably tends weak
The
in
be
called
feelings misunderstood
News.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
JOSEPH WELDON BAILY (DEcEAsEDD

Senator Joseph Bailey political corpse, as far as the
Democratic convention concerned He is dead and we nope
prepared for those whose theories Of their shaownes
sansd o ow D With SSa
Joseph Bailey neither politician nor statesman Ils
no in many instances contradictory to themselves
ncous calculated purely and simply to interest ana excue e
While Texas from standpoint of popular vote is Demo-
cratic always deeply concerned to the character OF
sion sentiments polls guage the temper and
tendency Of popular opinion upon issues OF vital interest 70 US
particular and the state at large far as its general wei
confidently expected the defeat of Bailey
cratic State such Texas could not epudiate the Admins
aon which it caused to be office and at the same time con-
slider itself loyal to the party which represented THIS TACT
all probability is responsible for the overwhelming defeat OF
Bailey and his policies
every speech contained reference in SANDER
the Negroes OF the South and Of America should
be charge of the choice of National Executive TO
degree Bailey fond Of raising the red flag Of
other pdd t a That wa % the
whole Southern czenry ignorant and bissful in its g
rabble is not all powerful Texas progressive It's citizens
more and more are to realize that 81 not 9us
craftsmanship
Bailey have said had the earmarks of the deagogue
He argued much about the appointment by the president OF
Negro District Judge and assistant to the Secretary OF
war; What should have been remarkable about the fact that
they Negroes? They qualified in every way for their
respective positions and have filled them in highly credane
JUDGE rather than pertinent fact could have other effect
thinkers than them dSguS
and from its apostle Bailey would fit well in the class Of
vardaman Tlman and John Sharpe Williams Such men, bound
by the walls of prejudice nsed by ignorance and fosered
by system of voluntarily binding themselves to the progress
possibilities Of those about them for being highly instrument
tai in bring about that which they most desethe development
of the South to higher point of efficiency cannot guide any
people civic unit to its rghful place in the national scheme
Bailey and his doctrine have been rpudated by the voters
of Texas His attempts to hambooze and hoodwink the ci
zeny of Texas by appealing to its preudes rather than its
common have failed.
We hope that this latest and most specaculary asnne
paign will sound the death ne of him and his activity in
Texas He become governor unless the miraculous
takes place. We hope that he is dead far politics is
lcerned.
May he rest May ghost of his antracial sent
mnt return to Texas to haras and hinder the increasing
and progressive tendencies of the State with greater
possibilities for wealth. prosperity and harmonious relation of all
classes of its citizens than any other in America
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
Texas Towns
SHERMAN

Sherman, Texas, May 6.--Mr. Rice
Nelson has returned from a business
trip to Shreveport and Minden, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Everett Of INDIE
pendent Spring rendered their neices,
Mines. Ruth Brown and Lilly d.
Anthony of Honey Grove. Mary Hen
dirk of Denison a social repast re-
Gently at their hospitable home.
others present were Miss Eunice
Everett and brother, Mr.. Irving Ev-
erett, Miss Leitha Wilson and Mr..
Lingo Bruce. Delecicacies of season
were served. Mrs. Elizabeth Walker
of Honey Grove who g domiciled
at the residence of Mrs. Addie Pat
terson has subscribed for 6 months
subscription to the Express for her
cousin, Mr.. Will White Of Telephone,
Texas. Mrs. Anna Cole of Hender-
son, who is undergoing treatment
here for her eyes is guest Of relatives,
Mr.. P. w. Williams and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Payne, now of Fort
Worth, visited relatives and friends
here on the end intsant Mr.. P. j.
Jones of $40 N. Broughton, royalty
entertained the Carnation Art Club
at her palatial home, LIST. instant
Social repast. Mrs. Rose Childress
will entertain them on the 18th inst
at her palatial home. The six veal
old little adopted boy, Jack Hender-
son underwent a successful oper-
alton at ST. Vincent Sanitarium BY
DR.. S. L. Goodson at al. Mr.. Alvin
Shepard badly mashed his right foot
while at his work at the Hardwicke-
Etter wholesale hardware.
The marriage of Rev. A. Simmons
now of Fort Worth, but formerly Of
Tyler, to Mrs. Georgia Upton was
consumated recently at the residence
of Rev. j. W. Washington by Rev
Washington. Mr.. A. H. Evans now
associated with North American Ac'
cident and Mutual Fire Insurance
made a business trip to Greenville
and is domociled at the residence o.
Mrs. NJ J. Marshall. Mr.. p. ]. Viii
son of Dallas, one of Texas leading
Rev. B. F. Boggers will leave OF
the 10th for the General A. M. E
Conference in session in St Louis
He will preach the Odd Fellow ser
mon at Independent Springs, Ma!
9th. The funeral of Mrs. Claric'
Anderson who died 29tth instan
was attended on the end at st. james
M. E. church by Rev. H. P. AlleI
before a crowded house of parents
her husband and little girl, relatives
and sorrowing friends. Her siste
from Kansas City, Miss Madelin,
Lee, and brother from San Antonio
Mrs. Leonard Lee attendd. Prof N
S. Everett of the Fraternal hal
charge of the remains. Hominy Bap
fist has begun big rally.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
PLANO

Plano, Texas, May 6.-Sun1ay
school was well attended at all
churches Sunday. Rev. Russell was
at his post and preached soul
stirring sermon to a packed house.
There were no new officers elected
for the G. M. E SUNDAY school, Bro
Johnson, as first teacher: Miss Della
Thomas, secretary. Mr.. Thomas and
family were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus, Sunday. There will
be a spelling match at the Baptist
church Sunday night Irene Moore,
Benjamin Shaw, Captain, Birdie
Threat, Della Thomas, Captain. The
prizes will be $500 and $3.50. Mr..
Sam Patterson, the man who got
his leg broken in play is improving
nicely. Miss Lucie Lee Moody is
on the sick list. Mrs. Davis is much
better, also Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. Hill
of Corsicana. Texas, left Saturday
Mrs. Addie Jones was the guest Of
Mr.. Nulisie Porter. Read the Express
and keep posted. The Express is
handled by Miss Abbie Augustus.
until Mrs. S. S. Chinn returns.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
ITASCA

Itasca, Texas, May g. Sunday
school at Bethlehem Baptist church
was well attended The pastor re-
viewed the school and we all en-
joyed it. Promptly at 1880 the pas
tor took for his text, Matt. 11:28;
Come Uuto Me-" etc. The pastor
handled the subject as only he can,
and our hearts burned within us as
we listened to the discourse The
choir rendered some choice music;
four were added to the church. At
6 o'clock the B. Y. P. u. had a
splendid session. At night Rev. Bur
ton preached again to a crowded
house. All enjoyed the sermon. Mr..
VIII Wilson died suddenly of hear
trouble, Saturday morning-was bur-
led Sunday evening. Rev. G. w.
Buron officiated. He leaves a wife
and host of friends. Yrs. Fleeta
Scott is quite sick. The picnic given
for the kindergarten school Friday
was alright. The teacher, Mrs. A.
Y. Carter, with her little folks en-
joyed every thing to the highest.
Come again please
Misses Easter and Georgia Hart,
Mr.. j. E. Thomas and Mr.. Ben Stand
Ifer spent the day in Hillsboro. Rev.
Scott, pastor of A. NJ r. church left
for St Louis to attend the General
Conference. The enter tainment given
for the M;ssIon Society was a sue
cess. A neat sum was realized. Mrs.
Hattie and little Willie Dee are
visiting in Dallas. Mrs. Teal spent
last Sunday in Mart visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mann. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. McGinnis, Rev. Geo. Burton,
Mrs. Anna Common and Mrs. A. Z.
Carter motored to Milford Friday
night. The trip was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Steve Robinson, whose home was
destroyed by fire a few days ago,
while working for the Brown Soal
Company was seriously injured last
Monday.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
TFAGUE

league, Texas, May 6.-The U. b.
of M. of w. E. and R. S. L met
saturday night in their regular
meeting with the Pres. w. W. VII
liams presiding. With the full corps
of officers and member, the member
shin is $50. collection $1,000. Mrs.
F. NJ. Lewis has returned home from
Houston. Mrs. Archie Williams came
in home today visiting her cousin,
Beatrice Glascoe. She reports a nice
stay. Mr. Anderson Thomas and Fred
Manning has opened up cold drink
stand on jefferson street Rev. May
horn is busy with insurance in
Teaeile. There will be grand pro
gram rendered next Friday night at
Grayson Chapel of the different sun
day schools. w. w. Williams VIII
be master of ceremony. An inter-
tainment was given Thursday night
at Miss /. V. CARROTS home. DR..
Moore has been on the sick list this
week; also Mrs. Winnie Richard.
Mr.. H. Y. Shannon is making
great improvement ON his residence.
The republican precinct convention
met Saturday and elected delegates
to the county convention to meet
IN Fairfield, Tuesday. Sunday school
was well attended at First Baptist
church in South league. At IL
o'clock DR.. ]. d. Hill preached a
noble sermon and made all present
feel glad they were out Miss Helen
Smith has come in home from hec
school
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
HONEY GROVE

Honey Grove, Texas, May 6.-Rev.
]. W. Collins was at his post Sun
day and delivered two able sermons
to his people. Mrs. Dora Basin is
'Chesney, Sam Lewis, Oma Sanders,
en- the sick list Messrs. Fisher Nc.
Mines. Paralee Sanders. Ertis Nc
Chesney and Synthia Anderson were
called to Ladonia to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. John Reynolds Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Logan returned
from Hugo Sunday. Remember the
price of the Express and have your
money ready. Miss Eta DeJarnette
closed a successful term of school
at Lone Star and gave the people
good concert Friday night. Every
body is getting busy in Bradley High
School preparing for the final ex-
animation.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
CLEBURNE

Cleburne. Texas, May 6.-The Con-
federation of Labor Union mems con-
vention held here last week was a
success. The delegates were enter
tanned at Cozine's Hall with a free
banquet. Welcome address was made
by the city Mayor, remarks were
made by the city Marshall and others.
Misses L. II. Phillips and H. NJ.
Frame and Evenlee Thomas enter
tanned the delegates with program.
Prof. ]. j. Burnett. master of cere-
monies.
Rally at c. M. 4 church Sunday
was success-$204.50 was raised
Rev. c. C. Hammond, pastor of the
A. M. Z. church and members are
having their church painted. Miss
Miss Andora Ezell returned from
Dallas. The foundation of the Shl-
lob Baptist church is being laid. Mrs.
Delis and Miss frankie Carwell are
visiting relatives at Sulphur Springs
Rev. Lewis Scott of Fort Worth
preached two strong sermons Sun
day at the First Bantist church.
Mrs. Lizzie Fleming has returned
from Austin. Rev. Joseph A. Brown
is visiting his mother at Denison.
Mrs. Argolda Smith is visiting rel
atives at Oklahoma City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Thomas have returned
from Oklahoma City. Res. A. l. Moore
of Corsicana has been called TO pas
tor the First Baptist church. Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Scott, spent last
uaak IN Cbravannrt Ia with their
brother who was hurt in a wreck
Readers of the Express please have
your nickles ready when he reporter
comes around. Odd Fellows and H.
H. of Ruth sermon will be preached
tomorrow at the NJ. Il. church at
g o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hun
ter's neice of Waco is visiting them.
Mrs. NJ B. Rowland and children
are visiting her mother who is sick.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08

~PREJUDICE DON'T COUNT WITH
GOD.v

One of the most striking differences
yet made public was brought % light
in the Massachusetts House few
days ago when the debate concerning
the passage of bill ITO secure
equal opportunity to citizens "
the commonwealth for employment
IN street railway companies, waxed
warm.
During the debate. Representative
Burke of Boston made statements
highly antagonistic to the Negroes
OF Massachusetts. He was repri-
manded by Representative John
Thomas who SAID: Lets be human
and pass the bill. We are all going
the same way and when finally we
meet our God color and creed will
not amount to sbucks."
It is true that color and creed
do not amount to shuclks" in the
great scheme OF the Almighty. II
is human we suppose for some men
to feel that we, the unfortunate VIC
Tins OF circumstance over which
we had no control, are to be summed
are undesirable, do not think, feel
desire and aspire to the full oppor-
tunities for development and main
tenance as do other men. But at
the same time 1t might be well for
all men to realize that after all.
the scheme OF the Creator is respon-
sibIe for many unfathmable earthly
common human family. due regarC
must be held FOR the demands Of
humanity. justice and fairness to all
VI its bfatches.
Color prejudice is based upon the
flimsiest of foundations. II is a
conditions and that as members of
terrent to justice and hlndrant
to progress. No government oper-
ated according to its dictates can
endure. No laws established out OF
Difference to 1t can be perpetuated
The God OF the universe is just. And
in every human being there is the
consciousness that some day he must
face Him. There will be day of
reckoning in which the deeds Of men
must be measured In that day
there win be no creed, no color,
the deeds Of al men viii be judged
and woe be unto him who is found
unworthy
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08
.JACKSRORO

Jacksboro, Texas, May Sunday
school at both churches. DR.. z. z.
Budanuno was at his post Sunday
and preached three able SERMONS
one addition to the church and one
baptism; collection $23.0S. Miss Ada
and Mary Hembra are at home. Mr..
Walter Brumley and wife are also
here Mrs. Ethel Smith is here from
Wichita Falls. Mr.. Frank Bailey Is
visiting homo folks at Fort Worth.
Mr.. Ike Barnes has bought a nice
house and lot and making some i'm
improvements.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08

A real estate dealer OF Louisville,
XIV. recently stated that The incursion
OF egroes into white districts as prop
erty buyers was myth only He
f8ys:
Every year, there is some prop.
erty owners around town who be-
gins 70 make threats that he will
sell his property to Negro unless
the neighborhood will get together
and buy 1t of his hands. The real
estate men are not concerned even
in the few cases. II is an attempt
Of property owners TO boost his price.
or get an undesirable piece OF prop
erty of his hands by making a threat
Of a contingency that will force his
neighbors to act and not an effort
10 lower values in the neighborhood."
We might state that all such ru-
mors are simply the camouflague of
INSCRIPTIONS people who have an
"axe 70 grind" At the exrense Of their
susceptible neighbors with the Negro
as the goat
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08

A gun fight was waged few nights
ago by three amatner sportsmen with
themselves as the targets. An in
poce1af pedestrian was injured. II
might be remarked here that piss
tolls. shotguns and rifles were made
for the use Of sensible folks, but
occasionally they get into the wrong
hands We sugeets that such marks
men &c. ont into some more unfre-
cucnfed spot for their target prac-
tice n the future Their accidental.
removal will MOI mean rs much 10
the nencraI public as that Of the
feaceable citizens who only asks
me freedom Of the streets.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08

An exasperaed landlord of New York threatened to rent
fashionable apartment of Negroes when his tenants complained
at increase in rent They complained about SIS rental
and Negroes had agreed pay $50 monthly for the apart
men In spite of such instances people wonder how
unrest into being.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08

Democrats worrying whether President Wilson is
going to enter the for third and thus break firmly
established American precedent President Wilson has
himself highly efficient sategt heretofore but predict that
this occasion he needs than individual strategy The
precedent viii hardly be broken.