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! Beautiful Columbia Hall s 2420 Lake Street Webster 765 For Rent for Balls, Parties, Recitals and General Assemblies. Monday and Friday Nights, Dancing School. W. G. MACON, Manager ;> ;■ | Notice to the People of North Omaha ij I Notice that our Entire Stock of first class Shoes and £ Slippers is to he sold out, regardless of cost. £ We undersell any and all competitors as our expense !| is very light in conducting our business. Same location ;• for 30 years at 1514 North 24th Street. \ Ask for Community Silver coupon. £ Shoes for the Whole Family I; C. I. CARLSON ^^WW.VAVV.V.V.VWiV^V^AVAV/AVAV.VW/d-/^ t n ti n a it H iiMii it « I Macon’s Cafe and Refreshment Parlor NOW OPEN Home Cooking. Attractive Surroundings. Courteous Service. ^ If you try us once, you’ll come again W. G. MACON, Proprietor 2412 Lake St. Two doors east of Columbia Hall j TOsicirxswwjewwKWKMa^^ wxwsc«; >tM«a #w# « PATRONIZE THE MONITOR ADVERTISERS For Yours Eventually If you want well shaped collars with smooth edges that ; « will wear longer. Or shirts, socks and underwaer to keep looking like new. £ j< months and months after you bought them. A boon to wifeless husbands and sisterless brothers, i' ll Plenty of reason. !| Phone Tyler 0280 1507-11 Jockson Street « i I »f» »«3Ca.« «I>( a a a a a; xju a a :0^a a » joCa.aiXXx.KW.ajSMMjaM&KjffiaMKraiflSIHHaHBiH 1 THE NEW STORE 1 FOR YOUR HEALTH 1 IS (The Lustgarten & Greenberg 1 Drug Company Tel. South 3435 SOUTH OMAHA 2701 Q Street | COAL! COAL! Zernovsky Coal and Ice Ce. SAVE YOURSELF MONEY AND CALI,: OFFICE, WEB STER 0534, OR YARD, WEBSTER 2090 1027 North 24th Street 2011 North 13th Street lose YOUR HEADACti ; USE THIS DEPENDABLE LIQUID REMEDY ■ (EASY TO TAKE-SPEEDY LELIEFj' NE ID BACKACHES. T< XCCTANIU_D£ . PATRONIZE THE MONITOR ADVERTISERS KCHHMBKDiiWlgH,X >;')<;><, HMKK1 WitX.nOfXWit’Kx IKSOW1 If JONES’ PORO CULTURE COLLEGE j Positively Grows Hair j I* * | -IPDRD .\ Braid" / HAIR GROWER Try Our r a* ill ( MADE ONLY BY \v\ \ I Transformation HU ^ d^.f^trOo M „ ' 1 wiKH l/w inJZru. v Boncilla 1.7/ ST LOUIS MISSOURI \ \ I W Tkarll Wi.ru III FOB DANDRUFF fALLlNG HAIR ITCHINO /]// IWII Vk\ SCALP. OWING LIFf BfAUTY.COLOR // D# ^ . VIKX \ AND ABUNDANT GROWTH *f» /S\\]l I UCe W Made to Order HCALP TREATMENT, MANICURING. AND FIRST CLASS HAIR DYEING Our ayatem taught day and night. Mme. Anna E. Jones, Prop. MRS. PEARL A. PEOPLES, Assistant 1604 North 24th St. Webster 5456 | PATRONIZE THE MONITOR ADVERTISERS AMONG THE SCHOOLS and COLLEGES [ -- WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY (By the Associated Negro Press) COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 16.—The Delta Sigma Theta sorority will hold its annual convention at Wilberforce University, W'ilberforce, O., December 28 to 30, inclusive. Enthusiastic and intense interest among the members and friends mark this approaching event. The growth of this organization of ! Negro college women seems almost in | credible. In seven short years this ; fraternity has created charters at nine representative American colleges, a chapter of graduate members at How ard University, and a gland chapter of the sorority. Its members now are counted by the scores and include many prominent and influential wom en among the honorary members. This sorority has been a great factor in the college life of Negro girls and por tends to become an even greater in fluence and power in their lives at college and after the good old college days. The chapter list reads as follows: j Alpha chapter, Howard University: Beta chapter, Wilberforce university: Gamma chapter, University of Penn-, sylv^nia; Delta chapter, University of Iowa; Epsilon chapter, Ohio State University; Zeta chapter, University of Cincinnati; Eta chapter, University of Syracuse, and Theta chapter, Cor nell University. MOREHOUSE COLLEGE (By the Associated Negro Press) ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 16.—Among the strong “grid" teams of the 1920 football season, Morehouse College has figured conspicuously. Fighting from beginning to end of every one of its six scheduled games, the plucky little Atlanta college undisputably won the championship of the South and proved itself to be stronger than most of the colored colleges of the east. N Paine College of Augusta, Ga., was not able to withstand the aerial attack of the Morehouse Tigers and fell a victim to the count of 21-0. The Au gusta aggregation, however, held the Atlantans to a scoreless tie in the first half. Morris Brown College was unable to do more thUn prevent Morehouse from piling up a score larger than 21-0. For the third game of the season, the much heralded Fisk eleven jour neyed to Atlanta and, after a valiant ly fought battle, went home with the short end of a 24-13 score. The Ten nesseeans could not withstand the withering, wearing attack of the Morehouse forwards. Virginia Union University of Rich mond, Va., was the only team capable of registering a victory' over the Tigers—much scarred after their bat tle with Fisk—the captain, both ends and a halfback nursing injuries on the -' sidelines. The Richmond team, how ever, hung a 7-0 defeat on Morehouse after three scoreless periods. Morehouse was at least four touch downs better than her arch rivals, At lanta University. The score, 24-14, does not show how decisively More house proved herself victor. The Thanksgiving classic played with Knoxville College at Knoxville, Tenn., did little other than crown a series of Morehouse victories. Even I on their own field, the Tennesseeans were unable to check the avalanche of J scores that snowed them under to the j tune of 28-0 and sent the Tigers back to Atlanta with the prize football in] tow. The individual skill of several of the Morehouse players contributed no mean amount to the superior brand of football displayed by the Tiger! eleven. At right end, Caesar Gayles | was a tower of strength both in cut ting off dangerous end nins of the op ponents and in handling his own team mates’ passes. At center, Harris was almost impassable. He clearly out played all his opponents with his un canny ability to solve the opponents’ plays and to break up forward passes. C. Kelley at quarter, Perkins at right half, Lipseom at guard and Pickett at v left end also deserve mention. i HOWARD UNIVERSITY J| (By the Associated Negro Press) WASHINGTON, Dec 16.—Coach ^ Morrison of Howard University is per- ' J fecting plans for another champion- j | ship eleven next season. None of this ■. year’s eleven will be lost by gradua- \ \ tion. Emmason (Duke) Fuller was ‘ | elected captain for 1921. ■ < i* Those presented with the varsity H and who will return to the squad for next season are: George (Fido) ▼ Williams, left end; Duke Fuller, left | tackle; Dennis Smith, guard; Edward Hurt, end; Albert Brook, tackle; Lo- * renzo arter, quaitrback; Charles Bran- \-p non, Doneghy and Paye, backfield men B of the first eleven; Long, Jackson, j j? Baylor, Holton, Crawford, Camper, £ Gardianer, linemen; Keane, Perry, je Contee, Downing, backfield men, all j m of the second team; Sew'ell, Johnson, I it Woods, Haines, Melton, F. Williams, i jjj linemen; Hardwick and Molson, back- (5 field men of the third team, and Rich- j jjjj ardson, Fitzgerald, Bledsoe, Parnell, j 5 Houser and Blockmen, substitutes. 0 With the season just closed proving 5 that the blue and white squad had one B of the most formidable teams in its B history, the students and alum .i of I? the university are looking forward to 3 another championship team next sea- lb son, especially with the materia! that 4 is available. This year has been the £ greatest in the history of Howard both p in number of games won and finan- S dally. Much credit is due Hon. Em- B mett J. Scott, secretary-treasurer of B the institution, who is responsible for & America’s greatest society event. 3 PROMINENT PRIEST GOES TO EASTERN PARISH (By the Associated Negro Press) LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 16.—Rev. LeRoy Ferguson, for a number of years rector of the Church of Our Merciful Savior, has accepted a call to the Church of St. Cyprian in Boston. This is a decidedly upward step for Rector Ferguson, because St. Cyprian is one of the largest Episcopalian churches among our people. Rector Ferguson came to Louisville fifteen or sixteen years ago. He has always stood for progress. The new church edifice and parish house at Eleventh and Walnut streets are monuments to his energy and ability to do things. Rector Ferguson also did great work in the late war and served with the Y. M. C. A. forces in "ranee. IMITS ON MAP TELL OF GEORGIA LYNf'RINGS DETROIT, Mlrh., Dec. 16.—A map of Georgia, upon which appeared more than 500 black dots, each dot marking the place of a lynching during the past 30 years, was reproduced by at torneys who represented Tom Ray wanted in Georgia for shooting a planter. Ray. who was arrested here. Is fight-! lng extradition, alleging that If he were returned to Georgia he would be lynched. The map was produced in i the extradition hearing. Ray declared he shot the white planter after the lat ter had attempted to take his life. The feeling against him is so intense, he asserted, that a lynching would follow his return. Food for Horses. It hns been demonstrated that set weed. after the salt has been extracted by a specific process, forms excellent food for horses and that the animals evidently enjoy It. Expsrlsnoad Printer. "Oar new company is capitalized at RJO.OOOOOO." “Great I Let me see your prospectus." “Oh. we haven’t got »m a prospectus yet The confound *d printer wants his pay in advance.” -Boston Transcript. 4 # # # # # # S Crazy Surgeon Kills | Woman Under Knife jj Berlin.—The remarkable ease of a doctor going Insane during ;; 9 an operation Is reported from ; \ ; Schwerin. Councilor Surgeon !; 9 ;; Oebliard. while performing a ml- jj nor operation on a woman, sud- 9 denly was seized with the hallu- | ;; dnatlon he was In a elinlc dls • !| sectlng a cadaver. Doctor Geb- ^ hard accordingly cut up the worn- | 9 an. who died on the table. ! c On another occasion lie cut off > I a soldier's arm and then failed ;■ t to take measures to prevent the ; ! soldier from bleeding to death. j ' Doctor Gebhnrd now Is In a ; 9 Berlin sanatorium. ; k REBUILD THEIR RAZED HOME | French Family of 16 Capture Prize of lb 15,000 Francs Offered by 9J Norman Davie. jb Dens, France.—The Duborepere fam lly of the little village of Meteren, 19J near here, has been awarded the prize jg of 15,<KM> francs, given by Norman j8J Davis of Washington through Mme. )§ Jusserand, wife of Ihe French am- JH hassador, for the family which should j jb rebuild Its destroyed house In the devastated region without the assist- r ance of carpenters, masons and other 7J expert building workers. Id The material was furnished by the jjj David fund through the Secours d’Or- R genre and In three months the house 7} was finished. R The Doborepere family consists of father, mother and lfl children, all llv- R Ing. Experts say the house Is worth over 50,000 francs. The material coat •{• 15,000. X - J Dog Fanciers In Trouble. Hopkinsville, Ky.—When 1,400 dtl- |jl sens appear to answer to Indictments, ‘f that many having been returned by £ the grand Jury sitting In Christian county. It will be somewhat of a comic .j! supplement court. The record number J J of Indictments resulted from failure of < > Citizens to pay poll tax on their doga j ’ Subscribe for The Monitor. CHRISTMAS I The gift with the personal touch Your Photograph IDEAL EFFECTIVE INEXPENSIVE Make the appointment to-day. THE BUTTERS STUDIO 1306 North 24th St. Phone Web. 6701 HERE IS YOUR CHANCE!! I TO BUY ONE OF THESE HOMES ;; I have a number of bargains in homes—5, 6 and 7 rooms. !! Am able to sell at $250.00 to $350.00 and up, cash; balance •' monthly payments. !■ E. M. 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