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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-03
COL. YOUNG DELIVERS FARE
WELL MESSAGE IN NEW YORK.
lAssociated NEGRO Pressl


New York, N. Y, Jan. 1.-Col.
Charles Young highest ranking Ne
gro officer in the United States
army, urged the people of his race,
at a meeting in ST. Marke's church,
under the auspices of the National
Urban League, not 10 vote for any
one at the coming election who ha6
not promised the Negroes equality.
Col. Young, who is en- route to Ii
IBERIA, where he is to serve as mill
tary attache' to the American En-
bassy, spoke on 'The Place of the
Negro in the Present Reconstruction"
He said that Congress. instead of
erecting monument to the Negroes
who fell in the war, could give a far
more lasting memorial by granting
The people of his race the liberty for
which some Of them had given their
lives.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-03

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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-03
PROTEST AGAINST PROPOSED
SEPARATE SCHOOLS.
ASSOCIATED Negro Press)

Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. Protests
against the plan to build new Har-
riet Beecher Stowe school exclusive
ly for Colored Children at Seventh
and Cutter streets were lodged with
Board with the Board of Education
at it's meeting by large delegation
of Colored citizens. They contended
that the segregation of the races
was in conflict with the State laws,
and urged that white and Colored
children be permitted to attend the
schools generally. Member James G.
Fisk of the Board, spoke in favor of
sustaining their position. The board
took the matter under Amusement
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-03
GOV. BECKETT, TO SPEAK AZ
TUSKEGEE CONFERENCE.
ASSOCIATED Negro Press)

Tuskegee, Ala. Jan. 1.--Dr. Robert
r. Motion. Principal OF Tuskegee In
stitute has announced that Cover
nor Thomas W. Beckett has accepted
his invitation 10 deliver the princl-
pal address in the discussion Of Race
Relations, which will be held al Tns-
kegee Negro Conference.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-03
WHAT A WHITE MAN THINKS OF
NEGROES.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. William
Anthlugue. fwhIiel in a statement 70
The Associated Negro Press. has
some very pertinent things to say
on race adjustment and he has
very w'seIy arranged for the people
Qf his group 70 learn his opinions.
He says.
'Wfg' colored peoDlo want rs %
bass me seme Glance 10 live hap-
pK healthy useful sncceaaful lirel
- Fh'te people Tbey wirh not "a
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
AT THE RIALTO.

The Rialto Theatre has been visited
by unusual crowds since yesterday,
due undoubtedly TO the fact that Shlr-
ley Mason Is being featured there the
rest OF this week In her new photo
play production, "Glrl OF My Heart "
This picture Is one that is remarkable
not because Of any particularly dra-
matte or spectacular scene, but more
because IL has a direct, a gently and
tender appeal TO the heart.
Raymond Mckee plays opposite
Miss Mason.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
XMAS TREAT FOR
ALMSHOUSE INMATES
Special 10 The Evening Journal,

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELkTON, Md, Dec. 3i.-A bowling
team is being organized to compete
with Company team. The bowling
alleys In the armOry are open TO mem-
bers OF the new team for practice.
A Christmas treat was given at the
Cecil County Almshouse on Wednes-
day by the trustees.
Mrs. Frank Van Syckle, OF Colum-
bus, Ohio, Is the guest Of her brother,
Reginald COnstable; Mrs. William ~.
Ninslnger is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. Addie Gray, OF Chester, Pa. Dr..
George Alexander Steele, of the Balti-
more City College, Is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Howard Scott. OF the Fourth
district: Master Albert Constable,
only son OF the late Judge Albert
Constable, is at home from the COlum-
bus, Ohio Academy, for the Christmas
holidays; Mr. and Mrs. Charles r..
I White, OF SaybrOOke, Conn. are
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
NJ. Ash; Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brown
Turner, or Port Deposit, are spending
some time with relatives In Jersey
City; Miss Marion Clark, Of Washing
ton, ID. c., Is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Il. Clark. at swan
llarbor;" Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Price.
OF Wilmington, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs r. G. Carpenter, OF Earle
Vile; Miss Alice e. Miller. supervisor
or primary schools OF Cecil county. Is
| spending the holidays with philldel-
phia relatives; Mrs. Airline Watterson.
OF Saybrooke. Conn, Is the guest OF
! friends In Elkton.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
RI.IE sANrA,s C1InnsrMAs.

YES" said Santa Claus telling his
story 70 the twins, that rascal VII
called himself Blue Santa had COZ
and stolen all my stock. He came in
his flying maonine In the night,
finding my big front door unlocked
had walked right IN. You know 1 had
left It open in case sam swift,
bird messenger, returned"
What did you do thenf" asked
Nick. Did YOU so after himf'
-Right away answered santa
Caaus. Il called all my little fairy
helpers at once, and although they
were very sleepy, they came 10 a
wink when they discovered What was
wr0ng. They htohed up my eigh!
relndeers to my sleigh and ] started
"A once to follow hdm through the
sir think that ! should have
caught him, but he got 10 me eduaa
,or hefore / did. That settled II
ae,ndeer canot cross the equalN
Il Is too hot We couldnl ee' oN'i
Il and had 20 return q.
4Did YOU gel your iost le'Vers
"'sS seYes Inc bird brought them, nut
sont fhen back TO the Blue sam
Tbev were OF no use 10 me now any
= tolt nat II ne had an ounce "
qood in him. he'd read the LEI.
fake he children the tninss my .i''
asked for. But he don't IL wa
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
SALEM WOULD
prevent crime
New Jersey Officials Think
Prison Road Camp
Effective
FEWER CRIMINALS
UNDER NEW PLAN

pENNSvILBE, N. j., Dec, 3ie-Wiih
a Statewide movement on 10 check
the erimo wave. decision OF the
Salon county officials TO continue the
county prison road camp In operation
throughout tho winter has aroused
a lot Of interest and other counties
are looking into tho scheme 10 try
TO determine how effective II Ia In
curblng tho eyld-doers.
This county prison road camp was
established 10 handle Just such a sit
uatiOn as Is now Statewide. II was
started Just after the war powder
brought thousands OF boom followers
TO the powder plants within the bOr-
ldors OF the county. Murders, hold
ups, robberles and other disorders
prevailed I'm the powder camps while
The boom was at It's height. Efforts
OF the powder company officials and
township and county authorities 10
comb out the criminal class from the
big army OF powder workers did mol
prove effective until the old county
Jail at Salem was nearly swamped
with prisoners.
When II looked as II new and
Justly jail NOulu HdNt W Dc Dullt
Judge p. c. Waddlngton and county
officials persuaded the county board
OF freehOlders TO establish a county
prison road camp. Since then the
road camp has proved It's effectiveness
in that there has been an unusually
low percentage Of prisoners recon-
mitted. The total commitments tC
the prison road camp since IL was
/ started have been about 900 anC
there have been less than nifty pris.
Oners recommitted.
| Movable jail bunk houses, store
rooms, stables and sheds have mad,
II possible TO move the road camI
10 any part OF the county wherl
road work Is needed. Just now abou
thirty prisoners are working on tn
P0inters-Tuburn road. The grave
pits have been covered with a laye
OF straw 10 keep them from freezing
and by this method II is proposed L
continue the road work throughou
the winter unless the weather be
comes too bad.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
N. y. a. Stan Sneclal. .

LONDON, Dec. 81. - Choose your
wife by the way she walks. That's
the way chose mine," says Sir r. s.
Daden-Powcll, founder OF the Boy
Scouts.
"I'vo made an intensely scientific
study OF It," explains Baden-Powell.
"Forty-three PER cent Of women tread
on the Inside Of one foot and on the
outside OF the other. That means they
are emotional, according 10 African
crackers"
1--WE tracked few OF them my
self" says London Clubman with a
scientific trend OF mind.
AN around. nature has made wom-
ans walk a reVealer OF her true self.
Take the Salome type. She moves
with the ease Of a rolling ball OF mer-
curry. You can spot her. by her walk,
a block away"
How abaut the girl who pat-pat-
pats ?"
She's full OF pep and restlessness,
She originated the shlmmy and made
racing cars popular.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
AT THE GARRICK.

Edmond Mulcahy, who Is singing
al tho Garrick Theatre this week, Is
attracting quito q bit Of favorable at
tentlon. He has a powerful baritone
voice, which he uses TO good adyan-
tage. lie has unusual range and a
keen conception OF the spirit OF every
selection he uses, which Is a pleasing
feature OF his work. lie Is accom-
panied by Walter Buckley, who Is q
real artist on the piano This Is an
interesting combination and 1t Is max
ing an impression on the patrons OF
fhp Garrick
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
IS
An TIIE PLAYHOUSE.

Surrounding Willard Mack and
Clara Joel In "Her Man." which
comes 10 the Playhouse on Monday
OF next week, viii be found a real
metropolitan cast, among whom are
John j. Sparks. well remembered as
Broadway favorte when Weber and
Fields Music Hall was the home OF
all that was big In musical extrava-
ganza. Zola Talma last season, with
Mrs. Flske I'm Nell OF New Orleans,
Belasco's dark Rosaleen" and Ethel
Barrymore, +. Tamamot0 considered
the greatest Japanese actor in Amer
ioa today, who was with some of the
biggest attractions Of the country,
Joseph Sweeney. who Just closed with
"Tho Lady Of the Lamp and Mar
shall Vincent, last season with Mar
lorle Rambeau and Alice Brady.
In "Her Man." Mr.. Mack has taken
as his setting the lnez Mountains In
Lower California, noted for their
beauty and Mexican atmosphere.
Seats for this attraction are now
selling.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31

The Want Ads win offer good op-
portunlticx for domcstics. Mattresses,
cooks. eoverncsses and nurses for the
coming month.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
'eTHE MARK OF ZORRO"

After all IS said OF the ability Doug
las Fairbanks is continually display
Evening journal., 1920-12-31

and the woman who moves slowly
and leans heavily ilrst on one foot
and then on the other, especially
climbing stalrsY"
THAT woman loves comfort. II
she's not careful, she'll get fat. Her
disposition Is ssmouldering, She'd much
prefer colling up on cushions before
a comfortable fire.
"Women with the shopping habit
get out OF plumb from constant lean
Ing to the right 10 look at bargain
counters and shop windows. Any
woman. thouglE will look more
quickly to the right than 10 the left.
'liow about your own wife2'
well, II you won't use my name
my wife wears low heels and Is sure
footed meaning she's level-headed-
knows what she is about"
"Rsw about high heels and mincine
gait2"
Whisper. Short women invented
high heels 10 make them look tall
so they could walk with an important
air. The shorter they are, the more
important they feel"
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The attraction at The New Grand
Opera House today is ~rhe Blue
Moon," the story taken from the
novel by the same name. A house
boat floating up and down the Wa
bash river had been the pearlhunter's
only home for 20 years. And pearl
hunter" was the only name he knew.
His mother. III and fragile, but still
beautiful, had hidden the past from
her boy. but the time had now come
when he has a right to ask and be
answered. Reluctantly and with diff
0culty the woman tells the young
man OF the three proud Virginia faml-
Evening journal., 1920-12-31

ing In The performance OF real, haz-
ardous feats, one must not lose sight
OF the colossal nerve exhibited by
him In his motion pictures.
There arc occasions when at the
spur OF the moment the thought
OF the execution OF pos
sible stunt may arise In bis
mi1d, a rehearsal OF which would be
superflouous as we'll as i.npractlcable.
According TO his way OF thinking, a
perilOus stunt successfully accom-
plished can be filmed whel in opera
tion for frst time. Hence no need OF
repetition. II unsuccessful, II courts
dire disaster.
A case to Illustrate this point can
be seen I'm ''rhe Mark OF Zorro" his
latest picture, which will be showl
at the Queen Theatre all OF next
week. There is one scene In which
Doug" was TO be pursued by a
group OF soldiers on the roof OF q
church. A method had TO be devised
OF escaping capture that would serve
an audience a real thrill. 10 jump 10
the ground would be rank suicide
Fairbanks on the spur of the moment
jumped to the gabled roof OF a close
by building, from thence 10 a hay
stack and then TO the ground. 1t is
thrilling.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
INTENDED HUSBAND

nAGSBORO. Dec. 3i.-On the eve OF
her wedding. Miss Ida Fisher, OF this
town. accidentally shot her intended
husband. John Ryan, OF MiusDoro'
who Is under the care OF a physician.
The victim. having become frignt-
ened by the tales Of 50 many mold
id,,rnevinr To see his faDcee he would
lake a revolver. Arriving at her home
he unloaded the weapon and explain
ed lis mechanism 70 Miss Fisher Pre-
paratory 10 going home he reloaded
he gun during Miss Fishers ah-
sonce frou the room and placed Il
upon a table. Returning his intend
ed wife picked up the weapon. stu
believing "A unloaded, playfully point
cd II toward him and fred. The bull
lel entered his thigh, but despite the
fact that he Is badly wounded the
wedding VIII take place.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
APPLETON GRANGE
ELECTS OFFICERS
speclal % The EyenIng JournaI.

ELKrON, Md, Dec. 3i.-The annual
election OF officers OF Appleton
Grange, held Wednesday night was
one Of the most spirited elections in
the history OF the grange and resulted
as follows:
Master, j. H. Knode: overseer, Bert
Willis; lecturer, Edith Robinson
steward, Lawrence Hobson; assistant
steward. ElwoOd Zebley, Jr.; chap
lain, Hosea II. smith; treasurer, w. T.
Lotland; secretary, Evelyn kimble
gatekeeper Harry Peterson: ceres
Lydia FOard; fora. Lillian Russell,
pomona, Matilda Moore, and lady as
sistant stewart, Edith Zebley.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31

dreadful Christmas No one got
thing he wanted. Willie Green
lives IN Florida, got a pair OF ice
skates. and MIME Snow, up north gol
a sun parasol. Il was dreadful ~
where is Blue Santa now" Nick
wanted TO know
Same place, with his sign still up
and watching for a chance 10 siea
my toys this year. too. ! had 10 mai
my door shut and ask folks 10 us,
the chimney. II friends come, my
ilre doesn't hurt them. II foes, Il
burns. 1 don't want him back, tel
you"
Santa's story was done.
lCopyright, 1920. n. r. A.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31
T 03T'he
.N(rlrgGlfl4
AT THE QUEEN.

II seems from a View OF 80 Long,
Lefty" that Al Christie. It's producer,
Is to be Just as popular and adept in
making feature-length comedies as he
Is In making the one and TWO reel
Christie laugh hits.
80 Long, Lefty" is a good enter
tanning comedy. This description
covers a multitude not Of sins, but OF
virtues. originally the story was Of
fered TO Tie public on the stage gar
nished with music and chorus and
with the real presence and person
ality OF the popular Charlotte Green
wood. In the screen story lhe lack
OF music has been overcome by the
length and depth Of the story and the
wide and varied settings Impossible
for stage presentation.
Grace Darmond makes a capital
Lefty. She has the chic appearance
and the resourcefulness that belong
inseparable with Lefty. Walter HERS
as her husband is very good. t. hoy
Barnes and Colleen Moore as the
couple next door are also interesting
AT THE MAJESTIC.
There can be little doubt that II
Wallace Reid should open up In any
lown especially in Wilmington, the
sort OF a school which is SHOWN /.
his new picture, "rhe Charm school,,
which was offered yesterday at Tue
Majestic Theatre for the first time
that he would get more pupils than
he could probably care for.
Mr.. Reid. in the star role or Austin
Bevans. inherits a girls boarding
school from his aunt, and belleVlns
that girls should spend more time II
making themselves beautiful and less
in preparing themselves for business
and politics, he changes the methods
OF instruction and makes his instltn'
/ tion a "charm" school, with aesthetic
dancing, swimming, athletics an'
beauty secrets as the principal studies
and himself as the principal teacher.
Many have found the screen stor.
even more delightful than the spokeI
version that was offered at the Play
house several weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1920-12-31

lies who settled lon the Wabash.
his fathers, his own and that OF an
other man OF her happiness until
that other man, enraged with pas
sion and jealousy, maligned her to
her husband who drove hes and her
baby from their home. Spent with
the effort Of recall las those harrow
ing scenes, she ss-ps and begs her
son 10 take her TO the little cabin
under the cliff where she might rest
and later tell him all OF the story.
The added attraction is Snub pol
lard in Park Your Car" and a car
tOon comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07


Made Of soft warm
materials, such as velour,
polo cloth, stwillback vel
veteen, ,si1v e rtone and
heather mixtures.
Some with fur collars, some
with large cape coflars-still
others with choker collars: In
brown, navy, burgundy and rein
deer. All lined and warmly in
terlined. Sizes to IA.
tGiri9 sAsp, third Assr.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07
ALASKA GOVERNOR CITES
NEEDS OF THE TERRITORY

"A federal policy, fitted
to back up the territorial government
In its effort to open UP the vast re-
sources Of Alaska, IL needed for the
territory, Gov. Thomas A. RfHRS Of
the territory asserts in his annual re-
port to the Secretary OF the Interior,
made public today.
Instancing his point. the governor
says there have been honest attempts
to open up Alaska by the government.
but. in the meanwhile little attention
haAl been paid to the proper deyelop.
ment Of the great natural resources
OF the territory. !, The fisheries. with
their annual output Of approximately
$50. 900, 00e. have been Subjected to
overffshing until the industry faces
exhaustion, the governor. says the
national forest regulations still con-
tain provisions which capitalists view
askance. when asked ia, make invest
nnents in pulp and paper factories. the
coal and. OIL leasing laws are not en-
tirely satisfactory. -
Estimates fetal Population.
The governor estimates the total
population OF the territory to be about
50, 900, of which $4,000 are whites and
10000 natives. or Of mixed blood.
Total commerce OF Alaska for the
calendar year 1919 was $109.e62.339. q
decrease Of $l7.4s6,793 over 1918.
Total commerce with the United
States was $1oS.58e. o95. decrease of
$l7.S5o.3SS over the 1915 figure. Value
Of the output Of gold and silver
dropped from $S.ss7.655 in 1918 to
$S.e36.13S in 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07

Olive Tablets

Olive Tablets
A pimply face wfIl not embarrass
you much longer II .yoe. get ! pack
age Of DR.. Edwards' Olive Tablets.
The skin should begin to clear sitter
you have taken the tablets q few
nights. Il 1.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and
liver. with Dr.. Edwards Olive Tab
lets, the successful substitute for
caIoplel; there's no sickness or pain
after taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do
that which caIomel does, and just
as effectively, but their action Is
gentle and safe instead Of severe
Ind irritating.
No one vino takes Olive. Tablets
q ever cursed with . dark Brown
taste" q bad breath, q duh, Hstless,
mo good" feeling. constipation,
torpid liver, bad disposition Or
pimply face.
Olive Tablets are 4 purely vege-
table compound mixed with olive
oil: you win know them by their
olive color.
Dr.. Edwards spent years among
patients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints. and Olive Tablets
are the immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for week.
See how much better you feel and
look. lSc and SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07
DENIES UNFAIR METHODS.
Us. Steel Corporation Claims Right
to Fix Uniform Rate.

The practice of fixing steel prices
freight to destination, has no ten
dency to restrain competition or to
create q monopoly r. ". Lindsbury,
counsel for the United States Steel
Corporation. told the Federal Trade
ment was In reply to complaints OF
the Western Association Of Rolled
Steel Consumers and others. alleging
discrimination in price against steel
manufacturers in the Chicago. Due
luth. Birmingham and other dis
trIcts.
Mr.. Lindsbury contended thu Steal
Corporation had the right to make
a different price for steel at each
Of it's mills. or to FIX the base price
at some central point. without unfair
practices within the meaning OF the
federal trade law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07
JAPAN AIDS CHINESE.

Relief Of the food famine in northern
China is engaging the widespread at
statement yesterday from the japanese
embassy. Relief funds are being gefl-
erousIy contributed by the schools and
universities. the statement aaid. and
door-to-door soliciting Of funds 10 being
conducted by special committees N
Toxic. The China Japansse Business
Association also WaS said to have started
. nationwide famine RELIEF movement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07
Furniture, beds,
rugs. etc. discounted
10 TO 1000

All of this merchandise was priced fairly in
the first place-it had to be in order to compete
with our neighbors.
It is from these first fair prices that the
1919 to 400 discounts are taken-each piece of
goods bears its regular price and special dis
count tag--the savings are clear as daylight
The sale takes in our entire stocks
and whatever furniture or floor covering you
need for any room. in the home can now be pur-
chased at 1919 to 40eD savings.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Valera Tells Canadians
OF British Murder Gangs
Aim os, 40, 900 Raids in ireland
During Last Twenty Months,
He Saws

OGDENSBURG, N. =, Oct. 1S-
Eamon de Valera, "President of the
Irish Republic" to-day charged that
during the last twenty months "British
murder gangs raided Irish homes" and
that there have been close to 10000
such raids and robberies."
Addressing delegates of the Self
Determination League of Canada and
Newfoundland at a conference in this
city De Valera said that "the gov
ernment of the British Empire, of
which Canada is part has instigated a
campaign in Ireland of organized as
the Irish people"
He characterized this as "a general
campaign of frightfulness Of which any
civilized government would be
ashamed, directed against the civilian
population and strictly parallel to the
campaign which the Germans were al
legged to have carried on against the
Belgians.
"Men were dragged from their beds
and brutally murdered, women and
children were terrorized," he said.
There have been no less than seventy
seven such murders, and these murders
do not include men who met their
death in armed struggle with British
forces. More than 100 towns and viii
lagos have been destroyed in order to
inhict loss upon the people. Transpor-
tation has been held up in certain
districts with the idea of using the
weapon of starvation"