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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

Paris.-Easter Sunday was well spert
by the large population of colored
people in this city The exercises
given by the auxiliary departments
of the different churches were all
interesting and in manner pleasing
to the large attendances. The daily
journals of this city publish contin'
ually that the City Council and Board
of Education of this city are planning
expanding more than two hundred
thousand dollars in constructing new
school buildings during the coming
vacation months The color ed people
of this city should bring to bear such
influence as would induce the fathers
of this city should bring to bearsuch
the Negro youth in appropiating this
large amount of money for constru-
ction of buildings for the comfort
and education of the youth OF this
city. There are something like four
or five thousand of people of color
in this city. There is great need OF
an Auditorium in which to assemble
the public school pupils at various
times. A petition hOuld be carried to
the city council setting forth this gre
at need The high school department Is
now beginning the preparation OF
the music for the annual Commen-
cement. Mrs ] C.. Scott has this part
of the work in hand. The Annual
Oratorical Contest will hold forth in
the large hall of the high school an
Monday evening, the oath. inst "A
large crowd is expected to greet the
young aspiring orators. The hlgh
school departmened the presence ol
Mrs. Ida Barnes, missionaryot inc
Holmes church on "wednesday morning
of last week Mrs Barnes in her ad-
dress before the student body mace
a fine Impression on the hearers
Her comming in the future VIII be
GREETED happilyby the teachers ana
pupils of this high school. Mrs. Bar
mes hail from Houston, Texas and she
is indeed an Interesting character
Miss Willie + Whitfield, graduate
of Gibbons high school and VINO mas
been living in the norht for some yea
rs WIS a welcome visitor at the hlSh
school on Mondayof last week. she
expressed herself at being pleased
with the app -arance of things espec-
ialy in the domestic science depar-
tments
Calvert. April 2O.--Miss Catherine
Adams is in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs, Laura Adams. Miss h.
c. Adam is home from Ledbetter'
where she taught successful sess-
ion. Mr.. John Edward is up after
a few days Illness. Mrs. D. A. RisDy
is ill at her home. Miss Alma bann'-
ster is still improving. Miss Gladys
Stewart is sick at her home. She is
missed by her grade and teachers
who wish for her a speedy recovery.
A camp meeting is in progress and
the Garrett Grove, West Calvert. One
accession the first night. Mrs. Dora
A. Risby was gladly received at SCH
col after IN Illness Of few days Miss
Vernon Fridia spent saturday in the
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

business in Milan County. Easter
services was befitingly observed at
the st. Paul a. Nj. +. church
Honey GrOVe.-Worthy Inspectrix
Mrs. J. X. Mcpherson of Greenville
lectured to the Court of Calanthe, No.
ia, at the home CT Mrs. |. j. Allen,
April Is. This was very instructive
lecture. Deputy j. r. Runnels of Den
ton lectured to tho sisters of the
Knights and Daughters, On April 10
Mrs. Hannah Simmons well known
and respected citizen passed away
after a lingering illness. Friday mig
hit, at IL O'Clock. The remains was
| laid to rest in the Cedar Woods Gem
etery, under auspices of the Daugh-
| ters and HcrOines of Jericho az $50
o'clock April II. Mr.. Mack Johnson,
her son came here Sunday for the
| funeral. The Easter programe at all
the churches were good and well att
ended. The Heroines of Jericho held
Annual Thanksgiving service Sunday
DR.. J. r. Swanson preached the same.
Prof W. |. Taylor and wife motored
uN6T CNChiHS W ppNhu hhS
week end.
! JacksbOrO. H. Brown was at
his church Sunday and preached an
excellent sermon. The Easter Xercises
conducted by Miss Ada Hemolra
Sunday evening was success. The
programe at Antioch, last Sunday nj
ght, benefit of the church, under lea
dership of Miss l.. F. Mosley was a
decided succsse. $32.50 was realized
Arrivals: Miss r. BROMLEY, Dallas
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman Griffin have
erected a beautiful cottage on Stewart
Street
FOrncy. Sunday school was well
attended at all the churches. Rev
Valnes ieivered an excellent sermon
to his people. The union was well at
tended and much interest was mani
tested in the afternoon. Rev. Pruitt
delivered great MESSAGE at the A.
| NJ. +. Church at IL a. m. At night
the Easter programme was rendered
with Miss Mamie Ross. j. NJ. Nichols
I made the welcome address. Rev. Pru-
lit and l. Robinson also spoke. The
chrildren spoke well. Mr.. n A. Rich
ardson's relatives visited him from
Dallas last week.
GO0per-Superinte Martin had
on rally at New Zion and the teach.
ers were busy. Results as follows.
Bible class 1896; Glass No. /. $1.6t;
Glass No. @ s1.21; Class No. 8. $50;
Primmer class, AZ cents: Infant class
So cents nice testament was pres
ented little Naomia Walker, who was
decided the neatest dressed. DecOn
Walker was given half of his money
back for trying to make his class get
the banner and case of soda water
Naomi Walker found the Easter eggs
in the church and was presented a
present, by the superintendent. w. Il.
Vester was rewarded a present for
having the largest class. w. Dean Jr.,
was rewarded 20 for being On time
New Zion has called Rev. ], V. Green
as their pastor, and is expected to
take the distric. Can we do that Rev.
LenoN? Rev. Stuckley (white) preach
ed for him at three o'clock Mrs. Nam
ME Johnson and D. +. Bonner rcnde-
red a nice Easter programe Sunday
night at Mt Zion. Mrs. Emma 0kley
closed contract with Rev. w. White
to paint her house. Mrs Mamie Wor-
than is visiting in Wolf City this
week will you let the Express come
into your home.
Wolf City.-Sunday school was well
attended at al the churches. Rev. and
Mrs. Bell we're here. Rev. Hugh prea-
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

each year it becomes my sacred and official
duty to issue a Proclamation, calling the members of
Order to assemble themselves in convenient places
worship give thanks for the manifold BLESSINGS
coming to us during the past year Therefore in keep
feeling in the matter, issue this Proclamation.
When bow around several affairs on the
second Sunday in May shall bow together with the
hundreds of thousands of our kind throughout the ma
ton and the isles of the We shall bow as one as
semby all governed by the same laws influenced by
the principles and all giving thanks at the same
moment for our well being.
The Odd Fellows and Ruths of Texas have gener-
al and special reasons for thanksgiving: We know
peace and enjoy the tranquility naturally associated
with Friendship, Love and Truth Peace Happiness and
Prosperity the cabinet of the Order there is har-
mony and correlation of effort thereby assuring the
Order the highest degree of efficiency from those chosen
to serve In the ranks there is also and mutual
confidence in the ultimate triumph of all the principles
under which we operate.
Together with peace have prosperity. We have
the notorety of having reserve fund equal to that OF
the biggest and best organizations of our KIND IN
America. Our every pledge is securely protected and
religlousy them out Our business method OF
operations in keeping with business policy, elm
mating every defect designed to lessen confidence We
take great pride in mamoth reserve only because
If supplies the means whereby pledge policy hold
ers is redeemed and the principles of the order et-
fectivey carried out In this light it is worthy mo
tive to thanksgiving.
have always come out conqueror We attempting
something of great moment and significance at this
time. We have started into the matter OF building
Headquarters building The lots have been secured IN
Houston and forces organized to carry this work
TO completion Let us give thanks Ior our present &C
complishments in this direction and that success
will attend effort until the task is complete
In this preliminary to the Thanksgiving Proclama-
ton beg to call the attention of the jurisdiction to
the that at the last Grand Lodge resolution was
passed providing for the Dickson Orphan Home to have
the net proceeds of this occasion Therefore when all
the legitimate expense of the Thanksgiving occasion has
been met remainder to Prof j. p Starks $500
Swiss Avenue, Dallas. He will make record OF all
local body sends and forward same to the DICK
son Orphanage. want to urge hearty support to TINS
feature of the program. We are committed TO the
policy of caring for the orphan and there is no more
effective way carrying the principles of Odd Eel
owship than rendering this service. This move should
be supported intellectually.
The Grand Master feels called upon to render per-
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

BranchNille.-The New Providence
church had their regular service at
Sweet Home Sunday, Rev. Prince
pastor was well athls poast The
The Easter programme was well rend.
cred, by Sweet Home Sunday school
Sunday night. Miss Marie Gilfaio
is the guest OF Miss Charlie NJ. Shell
ton in Bryan. Mr.. Chalie Garrett
left Tuesday for Oklahoma to attend
the bed side CT his brother Miss
Jones, teacher OF Port Sullivan SCH
COL left Saturday tor her home az
Lyons. A resurrection sermon was
delivered at Little River church Sun
day morning by Rev. j. n. Smith Rev.
Coe was present at Port Sullivan
Sunday and delivered the Easter mes
sage. Revs. Coe and Prince are boy
hood friends and Rev. Coe delivered
a splendid message to Rev. Princes
congregation at 2.p,m. Mrs Bertha
Walton IS visiting in Cameron. Misses
Hattie Rose and Christina Thomas
and Clara " Polk spent Easter at
nome Sunday
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22
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Thanksgiving by Odd Fellows

sona thanks for his own well being at this time Twelve
months ago our health was in precarious condition
and throughout the Jurisdiction there was great
Germ expressed over my condition. am glad to say
that at this moment enjoy greater portion of health
than has been my fortune for many years. For this
blessing feel highly thankful to those faithful follow
ers who worked and prayed that might regain my
health, feel thankful still to Him who heard
and answered your prayers and mine snail continue
to use all that have of health strength, ability and
experience to advance the of our noble Order
For all the good that has attended way per-
sOnally and Order; for our present PROSPEROUS
condition. for the brightness of the future let us give
thanks.
On the day assigned let assemble ourselves in
devout religious mien and render regular religious
service of Thanksgiving The principal feature of the
program should be gospel sermon / want to urge
that each minister called to do service for the
Order on that day will give sermon not designed to
the lowy Nazerene. There will be other persons on the
program who will take of the Orders interest. Let
the minister deliver gospel message.
PROCLAMATION.
By virtue of authority vested in me- l. H. G. Goree
District Grand Master of District No 25 Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows do proclaim the Second Sunday
in May day of Thanksgiving for our Order, Law
80 of our General Law provides that this day should be
duly observed by the members lodges and every branch
of the Order day of Thanksgiving, by holding APP
proprate religious service in church or convenient
place of meeting at which shall be delivered
by gospel minister, of the Order in good standing
The Law further provides that in every place where
there local bodies that they shall hold
joint program All lodges must participate in the joint
exercise and lodge or branch failing to appoint
committee to participate in the joint exercise or failing
pay it's just share of the expense of he exercise
agreed upon by the joint committee shall hold or
attempt to separate services from that agreed upon
by the joint shall be deemed guilty of conspr-
acy to break the Order and for the first offense
shall be fined $1,000; for the second suspended and
for the third expelled.
Participation by each member in the Thanksgiving
program also compulsory, the penalty for not doing
so is fine of $500 for the brothers, and $1.O0 for
the sisters.
call upon the entire jurisdiction and every mem
Der therein to observe this day in all sincerely.
Programs be had for the occasion by sending
to ]. p SHARKS. They will cost $500 per hundred.
Given under my hand and seal of office this the
| 18th day of April, nineteen hundred twenty-five.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

ched an Xcellent sermon at the C. NJ
+. church. Collection 1913. Tao mar
ried ladies rendered programe.
Madon Done has returned to her no.
EN-. Mr.. Ned Brackens is in the city.
Mrs. Pattie Bell Neckles spent a few
hours in Celesi. Mrs. Vane Workman
is also in the city. The married ladies
are having a dinner and also the sin
gle ladies. Miss Matte E. Woods is
visiting n Dallas at present.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

Houston, April 20.-Mrs. R. N. Craw-
ford of Prairie View was in the city,
to attend the funeral of Rev. Began.
Miss Susie Johnson of Galveston was
Houston visitor last week. Rev, AL
ford of Dayton Texas, was also in the
city. Dr. NJ, w. Dogan, president of
Wiley University, Marshal, Texas, was
here last week TO attend the funeral
of Rev. Logan. We want more readers
OF the Express.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

Chicagos favorite will MARBLE for
you at Bethel A. NJ. e. church, April
2Sth.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

Don't fail to hear the great nightin-
gale, Mary Jones at Bethel A, NJ Il.
Church, April 2Sth.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22

Hear Mary Jones of Chicago. sing
April 2Sth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
President of
World in Jail,
Crusade's Oft

los ANGELES Aprfi a--rrs ali
Off.
There wvuv ~ any Crusade 20
Washington 10 IRE congress. reopen
shs saloons and rstir. all money from,
circulation
N. w. Hsy~s~n. president Of ne
United states Of the World who
wus to have led an Asserted army Of
is.ooo on the national capital IL I'm
curanos vile fciAy.
The -preeidsnt" b - - taken 60
ths psyrhopafhio ward az the county
hospital for investigation Of his era
nisun-
MeanwnSl~ n army. which v~s
10 have LEFT VIA Southern Pacific
'-buup~r. accommodations yestsr.
Day, h~ld . mass meeting IN front Of
international hesdrusrt.r~ Of thu
Christian soidierr union cot p~a1el
The ~ou 10 Washington crnsaf.
probably viii be sidefrsekei. accord
ting 10 the consensus Of opinion
xenophon Canopouio~. said TO - .
Greek. who last week soid = small
restaurant for $50 In order 10 accom-.
pany the crusade. today bought n
back for tss. and seemed well pleased
with the Transaction.
The entire profit rsAds On ne deal
win Be expended In improvements hs
Informed the mass meeting. . iarrs
portion OF which Immediately a..
journsd for ceremonies attendant up
on the rsopening Of xsnophon's waf.
ne dungeon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
OFF-PEAK POWER
RATE CUT WINS
Council Finance Committee
Recommends Passage

rassas. OF the off.poAk power or
dinancs was recommended Friday
afternoon BY n unanimous vote Of
the finance committee Of tho city
council
The mea<ur~. which II expected 70
20 thru without hitch. provides FOR
a reduction of IS per cent In the rate
of electrical power 90 Industrial con.
Germs using motors of "a horsepower
or over. for the current used during
the off peak period. escopt during
August. september and October. Dur.
ing tho peak Load period. from tso
to $50 p. ~. daily. tho regular rates
VIII prevail.
Practically no opposition 20 the
r,easur. developed. when Chairman
Fitzgerald asked n there wsr. any
discussion on tho subject. representa-
tives Of several OF tho heaviest In.
dustrthi consumers Of electric cur,
rent spoke I'm favcr of the ordinance.
Members ~ IN. executive commit.
tee ~ the Pacific Northwest Pred,
uctr bureau. Chamber % Commercs.
were on hand 10 give their sup.
port 90 the proposition n needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Cavell Betrayer
In Put to Death

LONDON. April s---ArTp0nd Jean
mes. be,ray-r % Edith cavsli. the
rnarsyred rnxilsh rurss. was ere
cu,rd az Mnns. Belgium. yesterday.
according 70 . news Agency dispatch
received here today.
Jsannes was condemned 20 dsafh
on April for treason and sspionsTs
turing shs war. He had hoasssd that
he had been instrusnsntai In bringing
about the arrest and sxscusion Of
bath Caveii ~ The Germans. but
THE charge was not mentioned In
the Indictment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
SENTENCES BOY
OF IS TO HANG
Justice Condemns Canadian
for Second Time

VANCOUVER n. C.. Aprfi a.
Allan itobinson. fp-year.oid boy.
must hang on June -. This wss tho
sentence pronounced ON the lad by
Justice Murphy. after . jury had
found him guilty. for the second
time OF ths murder OF w. ". SAILS
bury. Jr- q Vancouver business
man. whom he had shot IN an ~.
tempted robbery.
Ajax paulson. his scccmpiice. IL
aiso under sentences Of osath.
Robinson was sentsnced 20 hang
for the murder last summer. but won
q new trial ON a tsohniesiity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

9,rto Acid causes more suffering and
1@nenne thar anything siss vita whtch
q human ne.h has 60 eosfsne. , Psss-
lnufffcient sxsrciss and svsrsstins IL
Eempt from urfc Acid seeretions IN ons
u more % terrible symptoms.
E1rer Troubles. Fermentation In this
&uwnis and Stomach. Brishrs Disease.
Mart Disease. Poor Circulation. Kidney
- Bladder Tropbi>. sieepiss-ness. Nsrv-
1Enues~. etc. are som. Of the more com
u30n ailments arising from an srcsss OF
Uric Acid IN the system.
Tho Kidneys are the natural sflters Of
o. blood. and vnsn they are oysrvorksd
Ord can not properly carry Oft the poi
&na, the excess poison tUrfc Acid IL
4bpprted into ths system and In time
TWh<n this Uric Aeid attacks tbs
4nsriss between ths Joints and there II
6uscuLAR HHEUMATisM when u Is
6eposfted IN the ffhrous tissues surround
~ the Joints and causes inflammation.
&sH ss,n and svs.llnri esans' ,,se fr rm
xf<ANMATORy EHEUMATrsM. when
Il repeatedly attacks the nerves Of fhs
CHRONIC FHEUMATIsM
scisfica. Gout. Neuralgia and kindred
enus~-sn excess Of URIC Acid, brought
ebout b. an Impaired setien Of tbs Kid
Yet m OF tHs f4ue1-fhe orEsts can
not properly fuiffiI their normal fun3-
lions until this condition 10 remsdfsd.
20 not dose yourself with rheumatism
Cures and Kidney Medicines. as no per-
MzDent relief will be experienced until
tHs excess Uric Acid II removed and this
Kidneys assume their natural action.
Euchu ard Harshmaiiov Compound II
TIE greatest Uric Acid solvent made. II
II not q patent medicine. hut tfIs resui,
~ the accumulated knowledge Of erps-
rtenred chemists and several thousand
ebyricfzus all over this country. We have
Manufactured this remedy for fifteen
<eare. and tho marvellous results obtained
warrant our claim that n ~ tho hes,
Yemeuy ever compounded for this pur-
p6a~. One bottle often restores the Kid,
neys and Bladder 20 their normal health
and strength. Even IN the most eagra.
waited eases or those Of long standing tins
Improvement shown after taking fhs
first bottle should be 90 marked that tbs
Treatment should no longer be consid
ured an experiment.
sold by all drug stores or sent post
p1fd by Joyner Drug Co. spoksns
FOR . mild but thorough laxative take
Movi<x. --@AfIv~rffeernent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
No Search Warrant,
LIQUOR Case Fails

BELLfSoHAM. April .. - Judge
OTIS W. Brinksr Of Seattle. In su-
persor court here yesterday. dis
missed the case ssHinst william
Hoffman. charged with Illegal pos
session Of liquor. on the grounds
that liquor sesxsd In . search with.
out . warrant cannot b. used a. owl.
c~noA The ruling follows the escss.
ion Of the state supreme court Ia the
now famous Gibbons case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

A burglar crawled thru bathroom
window IN the homo 81 ~ g. Norris.
Tor noren ave, n. early Saturday,
ana escaped with sunhurst diamond
brooch valued at $500. a diamond
ring valued ut $3.50. n rose cameo
ring. a gold ring. moieskln raincoat
and tss IN cash. Police detectives
are working on tho care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

orphsum BIN ~ the Moore nsxt week.
Tho acf that u making vaudeville
history 10 that Of Allan Rogers and
Lsonora Alien. . combination OF gift
I'd tenor and brilliant soprano. In .
setting OF rc~tfui beauty fh-y present
4 program Of songs and duets that II
arranged to please everyone
Another artistic number n the %.
ferirx Of the Doris Humphrey Dan
GERS. s,x California girls who are the
epttorre OF grace and charm
Fred Fenton and Sammy Fields
have a number called Appearing In
Person.
Jimmy Lucas. with FrAncens. has
a trav.sty called Vampires and
Fools"
Noel Trnvsrp ana rrene Dcugias
have M Edgar Allen wooR playiee.
Come into the Kitchen
Miss Jean Middleton. . Seattle gfY1
who has won fame on the big ctr.
cults. win offer a selection Of solos
from her repertoire.
The Thres Melvin brothers are
gyrnnasts.
Topics Of the Day ana the concert
orchestra have their regular places
on tho new bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
FRITZ KTtTFSI.ER
TICKET SALE

Fritz Krseslsr. noted vioi,niss- csmes
20 the ARENA merit Tuesday evening
under the direction Of Prank r.
Hood.
Seats are now on sale ~ Chairman
Clay a Cos for the concert and shs
evening Of the concert AFTER Z O'Clock
they will be on sale a. the ARENA
box office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

L~arn 70 6xnrs - ths Hlppo
drorna Fssth and University. ana
you can dance anywhere. Prof. wa.
liam A. Jackson. Of New York city.
teaches all % the latest steps In
stars and ballroom dancing. Teie.
rhon. Elliott sitTs--Advertis~mrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

MusKooEr. osfa. April a.
Artistic rhythm and beauty Of mind
and soul are more essential than
physical care Of the body.
No declared Miss Helen Hickman.
= winner In q recent national contest
for t-~au'y Of snes and fiKursl
And you might say that Miss
Hickman has danced her way 90
beauty. This In spite Of. the fact
that abe has been deaf since infant.
hood
She 10 an accomplished srstws IN
s~rpaiehors. piano playing and sinE'
ing. Her sense Of rhyme II 30 high.
~ eevelnr~d that. IN spite of deaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

mess. shs dances in psrssct time with
lphonowraph music.
Miss Hsclman's mother has much
90 DO with her accomplishment In
rhythm. In learning speech. m =
child. Miss Hickman ~as required
20 rhyshmieaiiy walk out phrases Of
poetry. paunlng slightly for n comma
or semlcoson. sitting gracefully In
chair for a period and rising on her
toes for q question mark Thus
rhythm was tho first and greatest
forcs In Hcien's development.
And n led 10 beauty in nrurs.
Facial beauty. Miss Hickman feeia.
came thru spending a great deal Of
tims outdoors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Joyners Wonderful
Catarrh Remedy

Il now sold by drug stores AZ si.eo
per botfie--enourh for three rnonsha
III you have Ca,arrh Of tho Head. try
this medicine once and save yourself
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