The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-24
Col. E. H. R. GREEN HEADS MASSIVE
MACHINE TO DOWN McCREGOR AND
LILY WHITE REPUBLICANS in TEXAS
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE ISSUES THE CALL TO ALL LOYAL REPUBLICANS STATES
THE LAW GOVERNING STATE CONVENTIONS OUTLINES THE PROSPECTIVE PLANS
OF TEXAS TRUE REPUBLICANS UNDER THE GREEN BANNER GUARANTEEING
TO NEGROES THEIR FULL QUOTA OF REPRESENTATION THE BATTLE CRY RE-
PUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN FROM TEXAS"

Col. E. H. R. Green. Kaufman,
Texas
VIM. NJ. Mcdonald, Tarrant, County.
Gen. Webster flanagan. Henderson
Capt, j. E. Elgin, Bexar, County.
DR.. T.. p. Wilmont, Travis, County.
John w Mckinney. Grayson County.
Hon. c. A. Boynton Mcclellan,
Mr.. Ed Mccarthy, Galveston. County
Phil e. Baer, Lamar County
Judge c. X. Mcdowell, Ell Paso
County.
M ii. Broyles, Harris County.
II. g. Coree, Bowie County.
G.. NJ. Guest, Lamar County.
II. L. Price. Cherokee County.
A. NJ. Simmons. Kaufman County.
e. ]. Barlow Collins County.
II. S. Legate, Grayson County.
a. S. Wells, Dallas County.
j. w, A. Clark, Navarro County.
Ben Wallace, Anderson County.
w. D. Davis. Harris County.
J. e. b. Stewart, Parker County.
r. a. Hanna, Waller County
g. Hughes, Wharton County.
VIM Anderson, Bastrop County.
r. ID. Evans. Mcclellan County.
l.. S. Mcdowell. Howard County
MIR. Green n Texas Citizen and Voter.
We have many letters desiring to
know whether e. H. II. Green is
citizen of Texas. Col. Green is a
citizen of Texas He votes in Terrell.
Kaufman County; and has his poll
the most powerful and influential
business men in the United States.
He is an asset and not liability to
the Republican Party, both State and
That the Republicans of Texas will
be delighted to elect and have him
lead the delegation to the, National
Convention, there is no doubt. in our
minds, and we know that he will
take pride in serving the party.
Want Congressman
Col Green is very desirous that
Texas Republicans send to Washing
ton some Congressmen. He will to
this end undertake to raise a large
Campaign fund and make an earnest
effort to elect a good strong Repub-
lican from the Sth. 9th. 10th, 18th.
and 10TH Congressional Districts. 1t
Will be the policy to put up strong
men in each district.
Poll Tax
or course to make possible any
effort along these lines each white
and each black man must pay his
poll tax not later than January 81,
1920. All soldiers. sailors and ma
rnes, who were honorablv discharged,
do not need a poll tax Persons over
60 years old only need to call at the
Tax Collectors Office and get an eX-
empton certificate. The most impor-
tant election ever held in America
will be held November 2, 1920, and
all men should possess a poll tax
and vote in that election.
Green Clubs
We want Green Clubs organized
in each Ward and Voting Box of
every County in the State. Don't
wait for some. one to lead off in this
matter. but appoint yourself a Com
mittee of One and call the Republic
cans of your Voting Box together
and proceed to organize. he electing
a chairman and secretary. After
electing them, send their names and
correct post office adress to me: 524-
525 Linz Bldg. Dallas. Texas.
When / can advise, or serve you,
don't fail to command EN-.
Sincerely,
HARRY BECK
Dallas. Texas, January 10th, 1920.