Negro Pythians urge seize opportunities in race uplift
At the Negro Pythians of Texas annual convention the Grand Chancellor Dr A N Prince urged members to fight ignorance over color and to pursue opportunities. The event drew 1200 attendees at Second Baptist Church with remarks by Dr Prince Dr Cameron and other leaders. Memorial services honored 104 members who died in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wand
A. N. Prince of
Negro Pythians
A. N. Prince
Texas
Court of
Calinthe
J. W. Rankin
Waxerachie
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City
J. M. Frierson
Houston
C. G. Simpson
Palestine
S. W. Keen
Z. W. Groos
The
Houson College For
Groos
Court of Calanthe
A. D
Ada Wortham
Oklahoma
A.S. Jackson
A. J. McPherson
Dr. Prince
J. S. Cameron
C .T. Trimble
Wichita Falls
S. W. Green
New Orleans
Grand North
I. M. Burgan
Paul Quinn College
Waco
D. Porter
Brenham
Charles Stewart
Chicago
L. M. Mitchell
George M. Guest
Paris
W. 8. Willis
J. D. Lyons
Austin
M. M. Tears
M. M. Rodgers
LaGrange
W. I. McCann
Bonus
W. E. King
Dallas
Spencer Graves
Richmond
J.&. Spencer
Texarkana
A. J. Kirkpatrick
L. A. Nash
Bryan
P. Landry
G. Simpson
McPherson
Hair Health and New Styles for Women
Fashion shifts toward softly parted hair with minimal puffs and braids. A healthy scalp and hair are urged, promoted by Hay's Hair Health tonic to curb dandruff and stimulate growth. Available at Bexar Drug Co for 60 cents or one dollar, or from the Philo Hay Company in Newark, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar Drug Co
Philo Hay Epec. Co
Newark
N. J
Enthusiastic Talks Mark Texas Christian Endeavor Session
The twenty third annual Texas Christian Endeavor convention in San Antonio heard strong talks on efficiency in work. E P Gates outlined open parliament and junior society roles while Miss Tyler Wilkinson spoke on the Endeavor press and S Guy Inman on efficient missionary agents. Debates on next year’s venue split delegates between Port O Connor and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Christian Endeavor Societies
San Antonio
E. P. Gates
Illinois
General Assembly
Gates
Tyler Wilkinson
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Christian Endeavor Press
Christian Endeavor Socities
S. Guy Inman
National
Mexicos Christian Endeavor Union
South Texas
Port O’connor
North Texas
Dallas Street Car Fight Over 25 Cent Fares In Supreme Court
Dallas city seeks to compel Dallas Consolidated Street Railway to issue seven tickets for 25 cents under an initiative election. The case tests the Dallas charter rate making clause. four certified questions were framed for the high court. City Attorney James J. Collins argued for the city with W R Harris for the street line. Citizens delegation attended the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
City of
Dallas
Dallas Consolidated Street Railway Company
Supreme Court
North Texas
James J. Collins
W. R. Harris
Heuermann Case Set For June 19 In Fourth Court Of Civil Appeals
The motion to advance submission in Heuermann vs. Church et al was granted and the cause set for June 19. The suit challenged warrants for May payments and sought an injunction. the lower court denied it, prompting the appeal. Also reported are numerous appellate and supreme court actions with affirmations, reversals, remands, and motions across Texas courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Ours
Heuermann
F. W. Church
Fred W. A. Vesper
E. Lavender
Dallas
E. W. Gardner
J. W Hawes
Guaranty State Bank & Trust Co, Et al
H. Y. Lively
George B. Kittrell
J. D. Irwin
Reese Bingham
Fannie B. Bingham
F. E. Allen
Texas Traction Co
Diana Johnson
Water Avery
Refugio
S. A. Yates
Billings
Webb
Louis Heuermann
Supreme Court
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court of Texas
J. F. Rochelle
W. P. Lane
Red River National Bank
Gale Mfg. Co
W. Dupree
McLennan
Daas Terry Co
W. E. Dupree
George L. Anthony
Texas
Fayette
First National Bank of
Bexar
J. W. Lovelady
N. B
Tex ruling opens liquor permits to declaration of intention
In Austin on June 12 the attorney general's department ruled that any person who has filed a declaration of intention to become a citizen of Texas may engage in the liquor business. They need not be a United States citizen nor hold final naturalization papers. The decision overturns previous comptroller holdings and may allow many permit applications that had been blocked. Also that day R. E. Crawford of Houston filed articles for the C. L. Smith Oil Co of Beaumont with $100,000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
Attorney General's Department
Comptroller
United States
Comptroller’s Department
R._ E. Crawford
Houston
C. L. Smith Oil Company
Beaumont
California doctor touts Grape-Nuts brain food endorsement
A Los Angeles physician with forty years in teaching and practice extols Grape-Nuts and Postum as digestible and brain aiding. He cites daily use during mental work and travel, praising digestive health and overall vitality, and notes public mail endorsements from Postum Co. Battle Creek. He adds readers to seek The Road to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Central Trust Company
Commerce
Navarro
Irges Negroes
Fred Hummert
Union Painless Dentists
Weat
Commerce Street
Harvey Moore
Uite
Gunter Office
W. C. Hirzel
Dallas Street
GAR Gase TO
Court of Criminal Appeals
Milburn Simms
Chambers
Emmet Brisco
John Kelly
Grayson
Sellers Vince
Leopoldo Crus
Hays
Jim Rainer
Hill
Collin Robinson
Bill Johnson
Enrique Quoto
McLen
Jim Flowers
Frank Williams
Dick Decker
Madison
M. A. Stevens
Bowie
Ollie Roberts
Caldwell
Peter Sanders
Andrew Kinney
Nacogdoches
W. J. Overcash
Haskell
J. P. Rippetoe
Foard
Tutt’s
Duffy’s Pure
Dru
Seal
Teer
Rochester, N.Y
City of Aransas Pass
J. P. Lightfoot
Co. C. McDonald
E. M. McLaughlin
State
Horsford
District Court of the United States
Western District of Texas
Biggar Bros. Furniture Co
Guy S. McFarland
E. Crockett Street
Guy 8S
M'Farland
J. W. Fraser
Houston Street
Gunter Lawn
J. R. Cunningham
Moore Bldg
Osteopath
New Oil Company Chartered
California
Ite
Aia OS
Sea Island
Pongee Madras
John Mitchell
Manville Chambrays
AUF Man
South Flores and Dolorosa Sts
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