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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25
REPORT PEONAGE CONDITIONS AT
DEMOCRAT, ARKANSAS.

A letter from Negro farmer in
Democrat Arkansas. received and
made public today by the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People. 20 Fifth Avenue, re-
ports conditions of peonage as pre-
vailing there.
The letter reports that Negro farm
ers are told to work without being
consulted about the amount of the
rent to be taken from their produce,
or about supplies furnished them.
Mr.. -- is promised 20 fur
nish us money" says the letter, but
he is done changed an furnishing
coupon books to his troopers. Mr..
-- will just come out from
town and write us out what he want
us to have never ask what we want
nor nothing so he amt doing us
right - cleaned up a 40
(acre section) in the south-half of 20,
an the officers from Forrest City come
and drove me off of the land come
with thei" pistols an made me move
an had paid SOS dollars down on the
land an please take steps on this
such things is what got the people
stirred up.
The Advancement Association an
nounced that the letter would be
called to the attention of the feder-
al Department of Justice.
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PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE.

Friday night. March II. the second
quarterly conference of the Ft Worth
District A. NJ. f.. church was begun
with the Rev. ]. A. Jones. d. D., Pre-
the conference with appropriate devo-
uonal exercises preparatory to the
regular disciplinary questions DR..
Jones treated the conference with
some timely admonitions following
which he asked for the Bar of the
Conference. This being made the pre-
siding elder proceeded to elect the
following special officers: w, D. Doni-
fer, Sec'y; c, A. Smith, Ma shall: /.
II. Bassett, reporter to the Dallas
which the disciplinary questions were
in order question number brought
Pastor Sims to his feet and accord
ingly presented Bro. James Vaughan
applicant being duly. accepted and the
remaining portion Of this part of the
conference being finished.
The reports from all departments
of the church were heard the same
being ably and efficiently rendered,
conference proceeding bolted long
s saSred d to pay due respect to the
side Of Jordan" Silent prayer. Song
Remarks by Presiding Elder. blessed
IS the Man Who die in he Lord"
Those crossed the river bro. David
3,
Ito years: DR.. Fl. s. Sims addressed
che Conference on the good which
may be derived In the church by She
members working togc Their, followed
by the P. e, Bro. james Vaughan.
local preacher was presented and Upon
motion license was granted him. Sum
DAY March 18th scripture reading the
4Oth chapter of Isaih following which
the Junior choir chantel this beautiful
hymn' Does Jesus Carer which sat
the senior choir on hallowed fire and
the congregation Joined in with hall
lowed bliss while the seniors chanted
Rest. Rest for the Weary" God
bless our Zion singers. DIR, Jones took
his text from the 18th chapter of
Pauls letter so the Hebrews subject
God Is Faithful in Fulfilling His
Promise" A better sermon has never
the beginning of our Union Quarterly
meeting services. The same being
grac ID with the Rev. c. l.. Morgan
pastor of Bakers Chapel A. NJ. e.
church as well as a number II Baker,
ties and DR.. w. II. burden, pastor
Texas. Truly did DR.. Morgan give us
food for thought from the S7th Ps.
subject Wait Upon God" last but
not least at 7:45 p. m, Rev. Jones
filled the pulpit for the second time,
taking his text from Daniel the LIST
stainence," Not only did Christians
weep. but sinners trembled under the
eXortations Of this God sent divine,
DR.. Jones has the title for having
raised more money in a single quar-
ter than any presiding elder that has
cords. We are praying that Gods
choicest blessings may rest upon him
and hit
l. r. Bassett Reporter.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25
Ship Cook Wins Fight
to Recover Salary.
(By A. N. P.)

Baltimore, Md, March 2S.-The cap
tain may be boss of the ship but the
steward is boss of the kitchen. Judge
Rose held indirectly yesterday in
United States District Court when he
awarded William Barnes, Colored,
steward of the schooner Anna dale
$3.50 for wages and for expenses in
CURED in treating a bullet wound in
flicted by Capt. John f. Gnatt in a
battle in mid-ocean.
Barnes shipped on the vessel at
Newport News. When they were ~
days out he and the captain engaged
in an argument as to what time of
day dinner ought to be served. After
the argument the steward visited the
captains quarters. The captain thought
that Barnes meant to shoot him. CAN'T
sent one bullet through the skylight
and the second one through Barnes
arm. When the schooner arrived in
Berlin. Barnes had to be taken to o,
hospital. The suit in which Judge
Rose handed down the verdict yester-
day was filed for the purpose of col
Letting back pay and expenses incurr-
ed in treating the wounded arm.
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LABOR DEEAi tkEST TAHES. w
STUDY nF iEGnO WOAEH.
cconun,pa ,rom pase y


there were ma dual establishment, g
10 which Negro omen were emplo, ed
On all opera 1ns hpt tNo-thirds of the
establishnieI,ti w q sharp line be-
tween tho oeeSlp .ons ~ Negroes and
white wonaen se'tt opportunity in the
more desilallOi 'ork Sas denied to
Negro womCii.
Work In t.hsA iits, uad stockyards
was a good wv taion OF this sit
uatlon. In s.loL tstat llshments Ne
gro women wu bat'od from the
sicre desirable orN OF canning and
Wrapping melt a. its by-products
and were unla employed in the
wet slippery. y I q the building
MA SsfS syb SRplsa eo5r J,lSd the o an
TanndlnEs hazard aus ~ ealtb
Such ,,naeuai working conditions,
ana sonlsSNits tni9n J pay. for the
scme worhil2r q 4 wide diyergence
y me waEe fe@ taTe q !eIge ex-
The two races a b, lif .LRro woman
has little chance 4 " oIsItict under
such policy " > vIrat N because.
~ the words q ue emil Noyer I'VE
can not promrte NNlrt WON n because
We cannot afqiS 10 proylo separate
accommodate y ! W hem"
These Sns Il al Argwhts at In q
report Just Ma.tg 'by toe 'Romen's
Bureau Whit h, ltoj ,doted an ex-
tensive surlh,y N Me- = wyicn, ac-
rorGing 80 flFuT - antci ! n this
report. because I y q so ~ lerRlly
employed on cas4 an hlnstglh ,,rdixed
worked. AZ the aimt ss4l I. iemsel-
yes ~You NeveN kno q WlTt wages
you are going y Hrt. sl etV Just tclke
what they giyel You 4 - go" and.
che Negro Y ant 9 y le last hired
aid the first Ian NO. H,T work Is
uftOn so irgcglflai I at iIef yearly In
come Is reducedl ns 10 18th or even
one-third.
Although NejSu wop,oh are employ
ed in many RDitt les under unsatla-
factor conditions ~ - sortD, there
were enough tatW gsns, csa eniighten-
ga en- ploymeri 10 DE 10 afford great
ENCOURAGEMENT, ga NMeil arA practical
examples 20 51h " amployers. The
words az thafaAa hiSger ~ q large to-
bacco factory .7iit MIR 1 MI ny Negro
women are cietG, Eqs nlpa Ificant OF
tai8 tnlig ttn6,tl 80 { AoYefO! attitude.
'4pbp iaaor pFObAiN h, hey exist
solvld 50 the ] Iw,liai factories
saopfing a definitely nj impr Ned labor
,saliay We are ~ hecip ting 70
s,,,.h In this dlrI ation. "a Icafeteria
aid hCtnital alsl ~ cn@t xxi hriments.
II ahoLaN this eqnspnne Il VIII cost the
f4-fn thousands III DO Mn we feel
dat MI wi ais, inc tease the
iniHvst5.l effic.eae. ( o. o. factory
l1E1S-VI I N NIhE
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CHURCH NOTES.

The Sunday School classes of the
Mt. Zion Baptist church No. IL and
7 will be entertained Tuesday night.
March 81. 1922 for meriting the dis
tinction of keeping the banner one
month.
The Mt. Gilead Baptist Missionary
Sunday School located on Hattie St,
has had some trying experiences,
nevertheless many worthy things are
being done. Service tasks such as
sweeping up the Mission Station, etc,
have been done each week by some
of the HiY boys. The Mission will
render a very interesting program
Easter. Mr. NJ. II. Hooker, the Supt.
in charge is doing great work. They
have organized a Choral club which
is prospecting nicely.
The officers OF the Choral club are
as follows: Frank II. = Ward Pres.
Tom f, Allen, WIRES; Winnlfred C
Jackson, Sec; Ventra McKinnie. Asst
Sec'y. Mr., Cole, Treas; Mrs. Cole
Aims.
Wynell simmons Organist; Mrs c.
Perpena, Asst Organist. Mrs. George
Erby who is directress of the Choral
club is striving hard to make it a
success.
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HOMARp PLANS GREAT WELCOME.
T0 Al.UMEs IN JUNE.

Washington. d. c., March 1s.--AA
awakened alumni interest In HoweI' i
university e. being manifested ty its
srad1lates hroqghout the country. o.
the vartnna local branches OF ire
General Alumni Association. Ann AZ
tie chapters ct Chicago, -lvYelp I'D,
bGluhore. Charlssron, W. Va ana x
nnmh3r az others have elected aGw
Many communications have core n
the University recently iron. c,ra A.
mates located IN various scctf1 ~ III
INC United States Md foreign y ut-
SIC ce1nfnendinB Howard Upnn fjs
reoogr'ti@N n has received 81 duSntg
placed upau the approved ltst VI ssni-
eriCan co legCs and upon tN,H LANs'
which II mas In having LA, shi 1 t,bah,
Commander OF the Allied Ajtnisy dpil
ire tbs World War, as nit M NINA
OF HowNyd University, pttieIts M NJ.
ber OF The letters rc6eiSN6 give s7i-
cahee OF slany important plates kN.U
a iei5l, spy graduates Of lloSNAsa4 lTf
they nave achieved In varitNy n4lds
OF eIdeitvSh EtlL4 w T'HT
One Of the recent honnrsS ~ ,cr
nave come 70 H9wprd EgsltAates .
pality Of Saint Grnix ClUistienstjd
Nlrginia Isninds, held b9 III ~ Pas no
q ths ci'E OF l9GT phis is he onfy
Poliea. ;yige and Justice ~ 61e LII
lands HIS q0tieag redulfA Vhe hOi6-
ing eff COURT at least tuulN 5Sys IN
each geek. .dra Payne pos rArn,rlJ
a. eTloan Consul for the DGnbh Meet
lneF A. Another hoRpr 70 a AowarG
81 T. ala Hospital 10 thp Nn;elns VII
Is Considered TO have doEe th$ hest
wofk during the yeaI. 1894, which
YES given "a IN, LEO r. EonIiuistJa
- tho Medical class Of isa1s flr, Cell
fynecJlogv ~ INC st. Louis lils2lsai,
(, : ftPortpd TO have said TINT The hifi4
'Pry' OF case written by pn Cons.
hve read 0UIEtiNI"Er. Fl3 t.IlTTL'
~ ktspin with tho ddtsrtst ,ylias
81 I'm lqig eNhiblted in ths weliafs TX
now SO iniyersity BIZ its gyias tAios.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25

Every. man and woman should see
this wonderful woman, for she can
tell you many things that will put
you to wondering. Madame jefferson
can bring tangled brains to the light
of helpful sensibility. She can cure
any disease that you were not born
with in fact she can locate any dis
ease in the human body and tell your
complaint merely by your writing her.
When other doctors have failed, then
write her and she will give you full
details of your disease.
Madame jefferson possesses a nat
ural- born gift from birth and is one
of the greatest licensed preachers of
the age. She has a supernatural gift
God has given her power to heal and
lead her people. Her advice on busi-
ness problems are worth more than
you will ever be able to pay. Only
business matters will be answered.
Send 10 cents in stamps for reply.
Madame jefferson has discovered
wonderful hair restorative. 1t grows
hair on bald heads
For consultations other than sick
ness send $500, and If you take the
treatments. this will go on your bill.
Address Madame Ida B. Jefferson
Evangelist A. NJ. E. Church. North,
Texas Conference), r. l. Box 202,
Longview, Texas.
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G. U. o. OF knights Of Shepherd
wants one thousand Q.000) or moro
deputies to organize and set up local
lodges in every State of the U. s. De-
puties both men and women are max
ing one hundred (S1O000) dollars to
one hundred and fifty ($150.00) dol
lars per month. Experience not neces-
sary. we will teach you free.
We are represented In Iuteen (15)
states, giving thousands of men and
women work to do in each state. We
guarantee you steady employment and
regular pay For District Deputyship
to set up lodge anywhere in u. s..
write Sir L. w. Davis, S. G.. c.. Ne.
1906 Michigan avenue. Kansas City,
Mo. Enclose 2 cent stamps for speedy
reply
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THE NORTH TEXAS COLLEGE.

the meeting commence with Mace
donia April 18th. and continue one week
closing April 23rd with collections
every night in the week and Sunday
afternoon, Sunday April 23rd
God bless you.
Yours for the work.
b. Arlington Wilson
Representation In the Extra Session
of the BOARD.
Each church department can raise
possibly in 30 days from March 23rd
TO April 23rd the following
Each Sunday School from
$1,000 to $4,000 in 30 days
Each Il. Y. p. u. from
$3.50 to $4,000 in 30 days
Each Womans Mission Society
from $4,000 to 100000 in 80 days
Each S. l.. Band from
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A. N. P. Begins IT'S FOURTH
YEAR,



msi who furnished exclusive Btories
20 the membership Of the organization.
GsNnn.
Mex. dp ------ncntitOBJG-- 4
Fo|l0wmg the memorable address OF
Abepeiated Negro Press was invited
By the Literary Digest 90 furnish the
editorial opinions OF Colored American
ne wspapers. This was done With the
salpe flirnGss that charactcrizeg the
distribution uc A. NJ J.. news. Not
onl. were the opinions furnished Of
new papers belonging TO the service
but hose that dc not
A numbet or newspapers report that
the lrowth OF their circulation has
doubi Ell plpct the establishment OF
A. N. / service. New features viii be
adde T. tbs service during the Fourth
year. ara d program Of cooperation
condi Gtei thrt will increase the high
standln OF efficiency thus far main
taided vi
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LOCAL NOTES.

There was a little surprise party
given at the residenct of Miss Thur
mon, Friday night. March H. in which
Miss Theresa Nelson was the guest of
honor, The time was delightful.
low seniors of the l. M. Terrell high
school. Thursday night. March 90.
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Il. H.
Hudson. 1401 Lee street.
FRANK WARD. Reporter.
Office 9i2 f.. Jones Street. care Color
ed NJ. C. A.
Fort Worth Texas.
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FORT
NOR II
!. VI. TERRELL HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES.

The Y, NJ c. A. Older Boys l., n
ference convened in the city ~ ? "
Saturday and Sunday. Many ct he
delegates visited the J. NJ TIE. ell
boys which was held in the aGditori I'M
was a treat 20 all present Our IN
president was elected state pres. * It
Hurrah for Fort Worth!
The classes are having progra ms
in the morning. They have b, en-
special pride In their entertain el IS.
There was another entertainm at in
the auditorium Toy the benefit he
redGing room
Miss Gladys Tanks Miss MARCEL, tia
Langston, Mr. FrsRk Ward and Mr..
Arthur Harraway Were visitors ct he
,rhool I've sday.
are studying ha,d &c 10 abie to do
better in the neN, test
Angel Estha Rut ! Genn, Reporter.
Y. NJ. q IS. Eotct
The First sta ( Oldcr .f'oys on
s e%sy r RSa S Ss1 Goor s Tie t Se6
NJ G, A. ,i2 Jones street last
Friday Saturday and SUNDAY seY, nty
four dclera .es registered at tho 'on-
ference f'om several poiEts in re Sas
Dallas crme second IN enrolling the
largest number of delegates OF 80 irse
the old Mort won the victory The
officers eiected were az follows ].
y. Knox. Fos Worth. pGes.; J.
johnson, Dallas, lst vice.;.l J. Bur
" axahachie, Sec: ,tlyde Aeon Fort
Worth, treasurer. The conference volt
cd TO hold it's ecOnd annual sci mon
in the city of Dallas.
sunday evening provti to ne OF of
the greatest sessions OF the confer ,nce
! hnf ferb ,faI ID
ion 20 ,U1flow some deflnate Chri titan
calling rs e. life work M. L. A 'oul-
tor, State secretary delivered the spe-
|tiai address
The Golden Eagle club mot NJ ndey
night at The / isiGence of Mrs. 5rey
1864 Humpoldt street, had n de .aht-
Jul time the member discosse at
length adiffergnt ;hings that rould
is expecting to hWe a social r riday
sght weef The inembers are look
ing Forward Tor, $ large atten lance
alO.ough toe ,lut has nns beel or
g en- ized lng. r. numbers ld,t 81 the
ere icnE We hOps that he m mbeI
win eai, mcrh ,hterest in the club
matters md stt fpwn % busir sss.
The & fficers an as follows rank
" ~ Res; a. Vim IIarrawey. See.
l.N TS-arfiGBton. Asst. soc y, w. w
lee,,S,spi. tlsGsnrer, A, q. HewriclSs
sRyl5rtFr. + IN. HuhteI. algrs.
J h,l,ort@O by A. H. Hendricks
= Mr. gtL,3AD RArTi,r CHUEoH
! S7un,iai School waa vol att ended
/. Tho JGill"r Ushe"s are proving quite
lpsaful prc Pr,mrry meICbers giving
ypressitr Of their air rs and
laOrNits rasRs are indeed very inter
vi ISNNl p. r. was addressed ~ DR.
Inv ~ " Hercules, Londos, Ems, and
'NNll zones. Chicago, Ill.
(, nll "a. l.. Boone, was out q town
| Rett j. a. Brown, Clebulne ] oreigr
J Mss,lon Secretary, r. NJ. Il, Cvay antion
ineNas filled the pulpit at at, Cilead
Sundny morning. and night.
y sT. JAMES BAPTIST CIII RICH
/ Cutie la ge crowd assent led al
.he church Sunday .. M. IN a gem
tyGl mass meeting to hear tne DR.
| 4. L.. NJ. Hercules ana DR.. n. ] Jones
ChiuAgu, III. speak on the Intel nation-
al world Wide Negro Baptf: Con-
ference To aa held in London ing, In
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THIRTY DAYS FINANCIAL DRIVE

TTIIRTY DAYS FINANCIAL DRIVE.
The Association Executive Board
has put on a drive for thirty day.
DALLAS Is asked for one thousand
lars. The other churches. fifteen
hundred dollars. The Board elected
Rev. A, II. Griggs to conduct this
drive and Hopewei church loaned
their pastor for thirty days and he
is now on the field for raising $4,000
for the College.
A Letter From the Moderator and
Pastor of Macedonia Church.
My Dear DR.. A. r. Griggs:
Yours at hand. | am in hearty ac-
cord with the suggestion for thous-
and dollar drive in Dallas. Macedonia
is at your disposal for April 2Srd,
1922, 1t is alright with me to have
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NOVA kl NIVERSITy'S PROGRESS
TOtI lN CHAurER BAY AD-
DtlECAS.

wash ,ltton, u. c., March 2s.--char-
GER Day thc 5nniyerBary Of the es-
tablIshm4h OF the Inward University.
Chapel Hle r, y. r. G. Band, under
the direc UCn of ,ierEednt Dorcy
Rhodes U. S, A., occupied proml-
nent place ON the program, rendering
Stanley DurFee presented Professor
Walter Dyson, VINO recently published
a monC graph history. "The Founding
Of Howard UIlvursity," as the speak
or % the day
curing Of the charter OF Howard Uni
versity from Congress- on March End.
| 1867, providing i0r University with
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EEPUEssN CORRESPONDENT 4
SaaGSEl ar SlliHpAy OGSER-
VANCE. Dimes Mlill HENRY
,btEAER,. saMOUS
$ :'a'ETEe
= ayer r.LIaa ll..am IrA.aean
I lcont't,fa f,om oapr y

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sn ever roIiae tts-am l~a.sRaE is
Bot pe,ha. uo NO } ticking wi
uencr ~ tbs uaChy "A sevldenceG In
IS blmaa soggAslrn. you see very
few hiidrf u PATHS IN proper Ion
three miliiSj %slI,se 'SS news NJ Ioys
swaIninE I" gtrAa.i as wa sc. in
our. wtFhrn ci.iesJ News papers are
soid ny gtot \ upL-pr.t cibly Ivy Om-
en- Th,. o. 'ga me q say thht every
the str,ets- me- French ieem not Co
be wiad ahtb thr lStest news AK the
Amer leans. " IL nly bebef that more
SS2sst are. 1ig Ia, Ds ~, .,r oid SEC s9a
of ltRrit $50 tn icrSlahA / base this
asserting pu " on oh "a ation, for /
bGye nl steh .ics AZ my command.
Bat hpm o. trrdtcn ons woi I'D be
diBpIstd - o. just balas. but to
bu careful | locioe san Ant onio.
Hu, The dies ags, enigagi,B our
Atttni mr. WDtp1c thbt his ,carity
OF IN, fyturt 8 1Iifabtvn win bt char
eomlnsa II 4irops WIN b for 4 gen
Grafton AG sute th6t ilS1ul scrifiCe
Of man posA hgi a wouf erfu beat
llir on tn, ~ e,cg put thfo are
plenty nel "a tomen VI the streets
OF thli area IclS. jus, tine age 70
rem fan lieh ~ imnress ion Is, that
pieasar 6si fiss nv fesoSa ti6ility Of "a a
family .ps mn i Shhnll. from the re-
tponWmltr I { mutheihodu, for those
q msge,4l 4.out'stopee' would lind
Z lhss9 IS ss. AiaS 3R hey 70 rIs earS
that the n pleahHs v OVID be cut off.
Iut with loegJ ggwinE A. the vital1
Of nttl1n 'h6tH III p,nterlal aud
;Nnen hn pH layo fight IN
The corlaE ,Aefs 90 etcfRe the tatG
ElM raistit hh WA tAe FamOrs
ia m Y Tx \. Artist
" W55 nv niiu.ic h hive clio SOD
isf Nutb " y, rRq last Vlcs alb we
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;;etl.lAe = lsr Niaeant ,v,gr't e W,
[iftl VIE iAil Fof Mr ThAhur Just y
~ oNnt. 4 Ypi4s fopr months IN
i,s1re Ia ttw ! irene aa,4a end en- :
4Iiils saiVy ! hot ditshgs from
piaer pt tho LhkA,a' OF Nations Btu
&C. sti,''se 4 No. Of 81 tI1,,,.s,
<tSlnt eaa LpGton pespite lis gret,
%fenyt nj, lNuiieES siFiet SAINT o meet,
although he hss sl,rt- "a Paris f9t
t1e, inat w g}sNti re 70 an tests !
kls'S intste9' l. Sggsse in, LIE s, ~, !.
rs N& tbrnrg lhnn mat ( learne.t
tsat nm 4Auti - ~ avg ell nag pasgge
sb ~ I'd me barIfAll OF Ills s,intings
,r.npk md 5 ~ tan gapl me
pictl.I'c o. hiu., q. and MS i2 wear oli
SON This pllut riph bears tile nam,
Of che pain III, ~ ntnt, ~ th' writer
snd date NJ y aentation ~ in his
own handwlitiF Which PRIZE
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$3.50 to $1,000 in 80 days
W $500 to $500 in 80 days
Each Choir from
$500 to $500 in 80 days
Each Usher Board from
$500 to $1,000 in 80 days
Each Minister from
Each Church from
$500 to $4,000 in 80 days
Each organization send from one to
two delegates to the Board. The pro-
gram day and night from April 18th
to April 23rd
A. II. GRIGGS.
Headquarters;
For 20 Days--1521 Hall street,
Daiins. Texas.
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TAN OFF, a BLEACH
Fo many years thousands Of Madam
toners urged her to perfect effective and in
TO their demands
market daughter.
after effort
saie and efficient
and saow skim effective
blotch and for clearing dull lfeless compilations ~ 1890
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU
i-S-' "e'O"ne"'eu Scientifically ndOraed
Agents Drurpt.t, A-,,-r
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LnIAL cG.rm MONS !.

mo Liz raIy Dramatic club of the
a5, sior I3lplf@ 9hi;rch met. Thurs
Day niEtt, Narch 81, 1922. Ia u beau
tifll npSi 1rtim OF the chur h with
tho spru,ddsrt in tho cl2r seven
o'clock. Jrhc club is pltnnins % give
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yht Unisersity asRiinistratib t s max
lbs pr eparu tion Cor d cIgdi Il well
10 his i1ml maser during y e June
ob,mqncenleht season for Alup nj Day.
rlh cihl Haas are icing inside for the
.lfImpi JIpohenn to be liel1 In the
aeN Two Hundgel aud onA Il iousand
Dol. y Dining Hall whica 10 .ow be-
ms cof1plrtSd. fts
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Mr. rnlaAn nArTi.r lMII ON

Cutie a la &c crowd assent led at
.he church Sunday p. m. IN a gem
'rGl mass meeting to hear the DR..
A. L.. NJ. Hercules and DR. n. ] Jones.
Chicago III. speak on the Inter nation-
al World Wide Negro Baptif Con-
ference To aa held in London, ing, In