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COMPENSATION Bill.
VIGOROUSLY PUSHEp
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 17.—
Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia and
Senator Ellison D. Smith of South
Carolina oppose the Johnson compen
sation bill because it will benefit thou
sands or more colored employes of the
nation. Senator Johnson of Califor
nia is pushing the bill with all the
vigor at his command and states that
every man in the employment of the
government, regardless of color, will
lit- benefited by this bill. “Color does
not interest me, the senator stated;
“it is for the masses of the people that
1 am pushing this bill.”
“I do not propose to enter into an
academic discussion of the necessity
for this sort of a measure, nor do I
propose, except as addenda to my re
marks, in explanation of the bill, to
take the statistical reports of the va
rious organizations concerning the
necessary cost of liviag today. I wish,
however, to impress upon the senate
one paramount fact, and that is, that
any man who gives a decent day’s
woik is entitled to a decent day’s pa;,
and $3 is scarcely that. After all, it
is ordinary' people who determine the
Classified
Advertising
KATES—4 cents a word tor single in
sertions, 2 cents a word for two or more
,nsortions. No advertisement taken for
less than 30 cents. Cash must accom
pany advertisement
One room for rent, for men only,
2810 Grant St. Telephone Webster
4590. Indef.
FOR RENT—Furnished room; gen
tlemen preferred. Webster 2680.
FOR RENT — Neatly furnished
■"■■ms. on car line. 1549 N. 17th St.,
middle apartment. Web. 5374.
( HOI’ SFFT and Noodles. Regular
( ititiesp tli>he-. 2106 Fake Street. Joe
Eve, Prop.
FOR SALE—House and lot, 2912
i'' 12 Er.-ik.ne street. Very reasonable.
FOR P.tiNT—Furnished room, near
ear line. Webster 2680
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, one
block from carline; strictly modem.
Webster 4012. 4t
FOR RENT — Two large front
rooms, 2429 Lake St, • Web. 1529.
• tnimo'iial or vocal musk,
cal! .Mrs. Harris, Douglas 9407.
FOR HOMES in north part of citv.
n easy payments, call Friedman
I • alty, Tyler 4424.
FOR RENT — Modern furnished
rooitiv 17"2 N. 26th St. Web. 4769.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms in a
fi i>t class rooming house, steam heat,
bath, electric lights, on Dodge and
Twenty-fourth street cate line. rs.
Anna Banks, 924 North Twentivt1
Douglas 4,”9.
I. B. P. O. E. W.
Iroquois Lodge No. 92 pieets first
and third Wednesday of each month
at U. B. F. hall, Twenty-fourth and
Charles streets Exalted Ruler, Wal
lace Pettigrew Secretary, Thomas S.
Riggs.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
In modern home. Webster 4490. It
LODGE DIRECTORY
o. U O. of O. F., South Omaha Lodge
No. 9374. Meetings first and third Fri
days, 25th and N Ste., South Side.
Past Grand Masters Council No 44*,
first and third Tuesdays, *4th and Charles
Streets.
WM. P. 9HAFROTH, N. Q.
E E. BRYANT, 0. M, and P.
G. O. of O. F„ Superior Lodge, No. 1019*.
Meeting second and fourth Friday evening
at 7:80, Twenty-fifth and N street.
J. H. ANDREWS, N. G.
ALTON GOODE. P. S.
necessary cost of living. It is the or
dinary man’s life which determines
finally what is a living wage, what is,
indeed, a sum under which, as an
American citizen, he may be permit-;
ted to live as an American and to en-1
joy those things which Americans1
ought to enjoy.
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FIFTY YEARS FAITHFl'L
SERVICE COMMENDED
Government Officials Pay Respects to
\ttache of Treasury Depart
ment
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Feb. 24.—!
Treasury officials, including Secre
tary Houston and former Secretar;
Glass, paid tribute to 50 years of faith
ful public service on the part of Rich
ard Greene, who, although born a
slave, has acted as chief messengei
for twenty treasury department heads
Ceremonies in honor of the fiftieth
anniversary of Greene's entrance into
his piesent position were held at the
exclusive Negro apartment hour*
where he resides. Former Secretary
Glass, now senator from Virginia, m
presenting a watch to Greene on be
half of the treasury officials, describ
ed the aged messenger as a Negro “of
the old-fashioned type, as perfect a
specimen of real gentleman as one
can come in contact with in any race.”
A letter was read from Secretary
Houston who wrote Greene as follows:
“You have been courteous, -you have
been obliging; you have been indus
trious; you have been honest; you
have also been loyal to those whom
you have served. Such qualities make
a good citizen.”
II W KO T. WILLIAMS'
Violin School
opens -Ufnuary SI, 1921. Offers de
tailed instruction in the w\y of eai
training through tone study, sight
reading and playing, am. minor the
atrieal work necessary to musician
ship. Such advantages a re not to be
had by any elementary violin student
in Omaha.
VIOLIN COURSE
Elementary
Seales and finger exercises, school and
and finger exercises, school and
studies by De Deriot, Alard, .Sevoik.
Grttenberg. Silt, Wohlfortb. Depas
Roding. Winternify, Kavser, Leonard.
Dunt selections from Kreutzer. Solos
by Leonard, SJtt, Zabrielli, De Beriot,
David, etc. Sonatas by Corelli, ap. 5,
Vo!. 2; Senallie. Fareolivi, Handel, etc.
To pass from the elementary to the
intermediate grade, a satisfactory per
fonnance of the 23d Concerto bv Vioth
is required.
Enroll now. Hours 2 to 4. Studio
16 Binnev St. Phone Webster 3028.
— Adv.
The Glory of the Oleander*
This bright morning we looked from
the roof of our veranda, and our
neighbor’s oleander-trees were glow
ing like a great crimson cloud: nnd
we said. “There! the oleanders have
• ■ome back 1" No nothern ideas can
give the glory n$ these trees as they
raise their beads in this their native
land, and seem to be covered with
great crimson roses.—Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
Church Beil*. y
The An gel US bell, always rung thrltv
i day, takes Its name from the first
words of the prayer. In Tuscany a*
■>e!l is rung an hour before the eve
littg Angel us, or Ave bell, and is tn
tended to remind its hearers to say
the creed. The De Profundi Dell
sounds one hour after the Ave. In
Italy on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
thirty-three strokes are sounded in
many churches and convents In tnem
jry of Christ’s death at the age of 33.
1'he custom probably Is followed else-'
where.
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MONITOR CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
WATCH IT CROW _
2 $ Forty-Three Hundred $ t
Paid to Omaha people
J in Benefits. i
j THE NEBRASKA STATE j
• Health & Accident Ins. Co. j
{ 118 So. 11th St. Doug. 5375 *
? Peterson’s I.ake Bakery j
. For Fine Pastries. Bread, Rolls, - I
Pies and Cakes. j
| 2504 No. 24th St. W. b. 3387 i
Sporting Goods
f The TOWNSEND GUN CO j
j Sporting, Outing and Athletic
i Goods !
. 1514 l'amam St. Douglas 08711 l
Real Estate
; Real h’state and Insurance !
GUY B. ROBBINS
• Phone Doug. 2842 or Web. 510s j
19 Patters<m Block f
I GORTON FIREPROOF WARE- i
i HOt SK & VAN CO.
? 11th and Davenport. Doug. 0391 i
1 Courteous treatment to all T
patrons. i
t EVANS MODEL I. U NDRY }
t Forty-five >ears in the business J
| 11th & Douglas Douglas 024° j
F * RaViTZ & STILLMAN*
» Fancy Groceries and Vegetables •
• Frc-i Fish Daily
| 1701 N. 24th St." Wehster 5862 i
PAINT OF QUALITY |
At a Saving J
] MULLIN’ PAINT CO. ]
313 South 1 ith St.
• j
2 WHOLESALE and RETAIL j
Telephone Tvler 1291 f
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i The Laundry That Suits All J
f 1301 No. 21th St, Web. 0820 j
1 I RED V. M VRSH & CO! J
CASH MARKET j !
j Home Rendered Lard: 11 so J
f Home Cured Hams and Bacon ^
2 Douglas 3831 2003 Cuming St. i
On Reading.
And choose an author us you chi',
b friend.—Bart of Roscommon.
Consistency, Thou Ait:
A f/.aii laughs at woman's vanity,
I eii straightens his He. brushes back
pom I .,■■1*1111 .-iireritily adjusts his
|,at niul wan - ii"n ‘oft-drink par
or.— Km i ii-1'
Watered Stock.
Jimmie (visiting bis uncle in the
country)—1“Oh. Uncle George your
jlred man Is not honest. He let tb'
tows drink a whole tot of water Just
Before lie milked them."
Baptism In Cyprus.
A baptism In Cyprus Is n curious
ceremony. The Infant Is rubbed with
oil by tils godfather, blown upon in
the face by the priest and waved In
the air, then dip si several times In
the font, and again anointed, with oil
on various parts of the body.
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f i
} FOR GOOD HOME.COOKED i
* MEALS 1
TRY
i Hartsfield’s |
1823 No. 24th St. \
.. FOR SALE AT
E. Morris Pharmacy. Central and
l)a.le St. Haul, Minn. .
Mme a W. Halt* (Poro System).
2743 S. 11th Ave., Minneapolis,
Mme L, I-a Hue ( Walker
\os N l°t Ave.. E. Duluth, Minn.
Mme. W. H Perry (Poro System).
5(*6 W 7th St
Mme E Turner (Majdte Byg*
1104 Ave. C.. Council bluffs. IA
Mme M. Barrett (Walker System).
1010 Center St.. Des Moines. Ia.
Mme. Gibbs (Poro SyBtem). S21« »■
28th St., South Omaha.
South Side Parlor (MaRlc System).
4927 8 25th St., Bouth Omaha.
EUFAULA
(Pronounced U-FAUL-BR)
BEATTY PREPARATIONS
The World’* Fountain of
Beauty Secrets
Waataro Dtatrlbatar /
*. A. IflLLIAMSO! t
2806 Aortk 24th St, Omaha
Vain Laboratory
EUFAULA CHEMICAL O*.
«l Wait ISM Etraat
Naw York City
FOR SALE AT
MME. R. FRANKLIN (Poro Sys
tem), 2213 Grace St.
MME A. MARSHALL (Walker
Kyrtem), 1836 N. 23d St.
MME. A. B. MADISON (»0-Day
System). 2707 Lake St.
MME. EDNA JOHNSON (Poro 3ys
tem), 1612 N 24th St.
MMES SOUTH AND JOHNSON,
tingle System), 2416 Blcmdo St.
MME. G. VAWTER (Walker Sys
tem). 1716 N 28th SL
MME. B A. BOSTIC (Poro Sys
tem). 2124 Clark St.
MME. c C. TRENT (Poro Sys
tem), 2923 Brskln St.
OMAHA, NEB.
GOODELL & CO.
* Coiii and Feed T
f 2520 l.ake S*. W eb. 3007 |
I J. H. DREWS
1 Tailor, Ha'lter, Shoe Shine f
2517 Q St. South 3887 J ;
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McGILL & DAVIS
Cafe and Pool Hall T
Free employment for Armoui ♦
and Dold packer*. j
2516 <1 St.
I awyera
: JAMES M. FITZGERALD J
; A I TURNEY | I
Phone Douglas 450H
I 1017-21 Cit Nat’l Bank Bldu |
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\ PLAT II & WEAR |
! ATTORNEYS AND t
j COFNSElTORS \T LAW I
' Phone Douglas 1508
t 1017-20 Cil> Nat’l Hank Hid". *1
! LambcM. Shot well &
| Shot well |
• ATIORNEYS j
l Omaha N onal Bank Bldg. J
' SIW PRINTING ca ’
I 1520 Dodge -t, Tyler 3832 I j
J For neat t nting and reason- j J
aMe prices.
m m > «-•» * «•*-»»■» '*->'»• »"• >■ * •*
J MME. EDITH LLEWELLYN I
• Poro Hair Culturist
l Appointmer at home if desired 1
Webster 4627 *
H 0 Nr E V
* Produced an 1 -mid in Omaha hy J
H r. OOt lit
J 1521 Parker *-t. Walnut 0869 i
t My reput ion in the business »
J is my guai ' tee for its purity. *
f Phone for Prompt Delivery i
! HAMILTON PHARMACY 1
J Phone Webster 1133 j
t 1323 X. 21th St.
t 4
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Rend The Mediator every week—
it’s worth the onev.
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— LOOKS USE DISCRETIONS E
1 EAT
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| South & Thompson’s |
| Cafe
= 2418 N. 24TH ST. WEB 4566 =
= Try Our CLUB BREAKFAST |
3 Menu: Ham and Bacon and One ^
Egg, or Sruisage, Oatmeal, Cakes, ~
2 Potatoes. Bread and Butter. Coffee —
— or Tea 5c 5*
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WHY PAY KENT?
panMr w%
SEE
A. J. DAVIS
Real Estate anil ln*uran< r \lnn
2119 Lake St. Webster 6366
Seven Years in Business
| W. J. CATTIN CO. I
? PLUMBING, GAS AND X
ff STKAM FITTING
•£ 910 N. 2 ith St. Douglas 1625 X
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We Have a Complete Line of
FLO WEB, GRASS
ANI) GARDEN ^CeCIS
Bulbs, Hardy Perennials, Poultry
Supplies
Fresh cut flowers always on hand
Stewart’s Seed Store
119 N. 16th St. Opp. Post Offica
Phone Douglas 977 I
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Established 1890
C. J. CARLSON ’
Dealer in
Shoes and Gents’ Furnishings 1
1514 No. 24th St. Omaha, Neb. j
Monitor advertisers want your bus
iness; that’s why they advertise In
your paper.
\ For that Neat. Wet] Dr eased f
y Appearance, See
! J. H. HOLMES |
TAILOR ?
' SUITS OF BEST MATERIA!. 2
. AND WORKMANSHIP $45.00 j
\ Reduction in cleaning and J
' pressing. A trial will convince Y
; you.
2022 North 24th Street X
Phone Webater 3320 .j
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Petersen & (Wichelsen;
Hardware Co.
GOOD HARDWARE
2408 N St. Tel. South I62
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A Treat
for the Family
The wife and kiddles
will enjoy a change from
the monotony of home
cooked meais So why
not suggest coming here
for Sunday dinner?
No worry, no delays, no
dishes to wash—Just
sit down to a delightful,
wholesome, satisfying
meal, served In a way
that all will like.
Moderate prices, too.
We ore NOW serving Oysters and
•11 kinds of Sea Foods fresh from the
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The Monarch| Cafe
C. R. TRAMBLE, Prop.
107 South 14th St.
Phone Tyler 4119
I RIALTO j
MUSIC SHOP I M
| 1416 DOUGLAS ST. PHONE TYLER 4090 | J
Mail Orders a Specialty £
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E. M. DAVIS j 1
I Real Estate and Rentals 11 m
i- Houses for Sale on Small Payments Down v
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? Let Me Show You Some Real Bargains in Up-to- ?|
£ Date Homes
•{• 2530 Grant Street Phone Webster 2120 !)! ■
j Dan Desdunes’ Band
I AND CHORUS OF 100 VOICES!
In a Grand Concert at the Auditorium
Monday Nh*ht, February 28, 1921
Nothing like this has ever been presented by our people in Omaha
Mr, Ji «iS Smith C’ornetist
Mu. Cecil a Wilson-Jew ell Contralto S J
Mr. Levi Broomfield . Tenor sB
Mr. Rufus Lon . Bum
Under the d me*ion of Dan I)*- dunes, assisted by Mrs. G. it. Riley
atid Mr. .1. C. Paiker. Foi the benefit r.f St. John’s A. M. K. Chureh Kg||^H
General Admission
Adults, 50r; Children, 25c Reserved Seats, 75c
Curtain Rises at 8:15 Sharp
GOOD GROCERIES ALWAYS " .]
C. P. WESIN GROCERY CO. M J
Also Fresh I ruits and Vegetables.
2005 Cuming St. Telephone Douglas 1098 'jjflB
SoldevOTywhembyfurnifuic "jfl
__ '• l\ dealers and department stoics
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^7fr»r<? jor ilhjMtmti’J bodclvf
Kk»iv Yt/rk -Bmoklyit i hicago
Telephone Dr. L. E. Britt I’pstalrs | *
Douglas 2672 Douglas 7812 Sap
Pope Drug' Co. ft
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Candies, Tobacco, Drugs. Rubber Goods and Sundries. ■ !*;• 3
PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY.
I3’.h and Karnam Streets. Omaha, Nebisska Jf
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I Patronize the State Furniture Co. f 4
X ! tth and Dodge Street* & :
X The Monitor recommend* it* advertiser*. Reliable and accommo- ¥ 1 t
¥ dating service can be found here.
H. DOLOOFF
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
STOVES. RUGS. LINOLEUM
Better Goods for I>ess Money. Credit if You Wish.
OPEN EVENINGS
1958-17 N. 21t!i St. Phones—Webster 1607; Webster 1825
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Better and more pteas/n/ than
ant/ mild Havana ch/ar. mgr
tf your dealer can't sapp/y you write ut
I. LEWIS CIGAR M'FG. CO NewarlcNJ i
Largest Independent Cigar rectory m lhe"®«rld ■
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i FASTEST GROWING CITY IN AMERICA i
■' AND WATCH YOUR INVESTMENT INCREASE 5 mM
I* IN VALUE > »|gp
i DAVID GLUECK REALTY CO. \ j|
£ 1704 Broadway, Gary Ind. .J IB
jjj For Prices and Terms see 3jj
% BOB ROBINSON, Agent \ 1
5 111 South 14th St., Omaha, Neb. 5
£ Douglas 1446 J * '
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