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About The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1934)
"REVEALING Lpun ■ . PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE •• ev Aeee' Wallace—-A tpwqesf «nentaii*f on +Jie American 8<agc — ■■<»———— C- L-—Will I find the belt I had last November? Ans: After you washed your .MONEY BELT and put it n your TRUNK ast November, it was stolen. It is now in possesion of a man in a nearby city—You will not get it back. P- A—My husband is working and getting thirty dollars ' a month and twenty-five should come to me Please let me know at once if he will come back Ans: Why do you want to be o GREEDL? Your husband is willing to support you the bc3t he can, but he doesn’t intend to give you the bet ter part of his eamngs. The releif organization will pee to it that you ge^ what belongs to you J. M. M—Is my co-drt?r>n what T believe it to be and what will be the I outcome ? Ans: Your suspicions n •» an,j, there is no reason why you can’- mr*. j tinue your work for a ff"- ro: rr mth You will have no difficulty in CON-1 CEALING it from people. In about four months take a long vacation. J. B. W.—Is my boy friend a little freakish ? Ans: The' young man that ES CORTS YOU HOME FROM CHURCH is not freakish but he certainly does know how to handle you girls. The only freakish thing about this boy is that he is allowing himself to fall for any of the lines you girls brag about L- T-MJ want to know if m.y grand on living? Ans; Ys- he is living and is located around the CHESAPEAKE BAY He has been living there ever since he left home about FOUR YEARS ago- Life is serving him well W- T- B--^Should I leave this town or stay where I am for success? Ans: Since you are so dissat isfied with your present location and Mob law, these findings show, or not peculiar to any one section of the country. Neither are its victims members of a particular race of sex In the total of 503 recorded lynch ings since 1882 the lives of 1,438 white and 3,513 Negroes were taken. Wo men victims numbered 94- During the decade ending with 1928 there were 42 persons burned alive, 32 otherwise tortured befoore death. Lynchings last year claimed 28 victims many of them since proved innocent. Prac tically without exception, the mobs went unpunished. There has been some objection to a j federal anti lynching bill on the ground that it would infringe state rights, yet local authorities have not Candidate urroundings there is no reason why 1 you shoudn’t try a new location- I l-L'leve PENNSYLVANIA a very good ( state for you- You will like your new surroundings H- H- L—Do you think it would be wiser for me to marry the boy I *m corresponding with? Ans: If you intend to gt mrried| at all this summer you will have to ccept this PROPOSAL- Don’t wait for the ONE you used to love—some one else hooked him long ago S- N—What is wrong with my hus and that makes him act so funny? Ans: It app ars to me that there is a SLIGHT DEFECT In your HUS BAND’S^ MIND- You should have him under medical observation for this condition to be relieved- A good j long rest would also do him. a woild | - —d- ! I). Y-—What is my tal nt and will I over cultivate it? Ans: You are talented along " USICAL LINES- You haven’t the patience to sit down and practise as v. : hoy id therefore, you will never La able to PLAY THE PIANO as well as you would like. After you finish college you will begin immmedi at-ly TEACHING SCHOOL L- R-—Does my boy friend mean me any good and do you think I will marry oon? Ans: You will enter matrimony this year and your mate will be none other bur your boy friend in LOUISIANA His intentions toward you are sin cere—He will make you a husband hat you can be proud of P. 0- L—Will I get the watch back and how should I go about doing it? Ans: You made a mistake by not accepting the watch when YOUR HUSBAND presented it to you There is on use for you to try to get it back, because your husband couldn’t afford to pay for it now—It is best that you forget this matter. shown themselves equal to the chal lenge- Lst year there was actually the disgrace of a governor condoning this sort of crime- Even the valant efforts of a few states failed to bring mob leaders to justice Kidnapers had fairly smooth sail ing while fast automobiles enabled them quickly to escape local juris diction and take rfuge beyond state lines- Since a federal law has put department of justice agents on the job most kidnapings have speedily solved and the culprits not only cap tured but severly dealt with by the law. There is no reason to believe that & federal anti-lynching law feet $ SOCIAL SINS By Dr. A- G- Bearer . (Composit Dishonesty) (For The Literary' Service Bureau) Text: Thou halt not defraud thy neighbor—Leviticus 19:13 1- Dishonesty Is Sin- In the Bible nothing . is more emphatically con demned than dishonesty in its var ous phase, perhaps in no age was it more necessary to stres “Thou Shalt not defraud thy neighbor” than in this age. 2- Some Special Forms- Some of the forms or phase cf dishonesty are, embezzlement of trust funds; mis ruresentation in buying and sellinng; oppressing the hiroling in his wages; the actual taking what belongs to an other. The most damaging aspect of this matter is the fact that for the most part these ‘‘malfactors of great wealth” are members of evangical c hurches. Some of them occupy high positions in these religious organiza tions 3- Children Encouraged in Fiaud Parent oftn discuss their sharp prac tices in the hearing of their children They laugh and tell how they beat omebody; how they picked up some | thing some person dropped; how they, | got away with overchange; how they drove a bargain and “got the best of it; and to those children, dishonesty will not seem wrong- The times de mand emphasis on this text: “Thou shalt not defraud thy neighbor.” Maxie Miller Writes: (For The Literary Service Bureau) MARRIED MAN OFFERS TO BUY UNFOTUNATE WOMAN — SHE PLEADS“OX IN THE MIRE”—ALL BETTER GO RIGHT! (For advee write to Maxie Miller, care of Lterary Service Bureau. 516 Minnesota Ave-, Kansas City, Kans For peronal reply, end self-adressed, stnlmped envelope-) “Maxie Miller: I am a married wo man, thirty-two- I got three child ren- I mean I been married, ‘caue the father of my children just took himself up and walked away and left us- I work hard but can’t make a living for us all- A man likes me We can’t get married ‘cause he’s mar ried and I ain’t got no divorce from my husband- This man says if I’ll be sweethearts with him he’ll take, care of us all- My mother says it’s wrong, but I say the oxin the mire and God knows and will make excuse for me- Don’t you think I’m right? ■ —Lily May.” Lily May: You are unfortunate but you are wrong—just as wrong as can be- There is no excuse for a man and a woman to be intimate out of wedlock- This man does not love you he just offers to buy you, to purchase your womanhood- Shame on you for ever thinking of such a thing- If your children should know, and they would, either they would think it right and get the wrong slant on life or they would lose re6pect for you and confidence in you- Stick to the right, Lily May, and you'll find a way out-—Maxie Miller Shirts Laundered 12 C CASH AND CARRY AT 2461 North 24th St. We 6065 L. E. ADAMS Asks yonr support for re-election as County Surveyor. His record, first as deputy and later as surveyor and Highway Commissioner in charge of the building and upkeep of Doug las County Road System speaks for itself.— POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT FOR CORNS, CALLOUSES, BUNIONS CORN C. p. REMEDY °. ’^a* HAVE FOOT COMFORT * Relieves Pain After First Application Removes Corns, Callouses, Bunions by The Roots After Fourth Application KOZAK DRUG STORE nniAr _ _ 20th and Lake Street PRICE 25C ROBINSON DRUG STORE * 1802 North 24th Street AT YOUR DRUGGIST Sale Mfgrh. - Shokunbis Laborotories Omaha, Nebraska Write for booklet and free offer Ross Drug 2122 No. 24th Street Thull Pharmacy 1602 North 24th St. Reid & Duffy Pharmacy 24th & Lake St. Owens Pharmacy 2306 No. 24th St. Johnson Drug Co- 1904 No. 24th St. Q Street Pharmacy, 2725 Q St. Stark Pharmacy 30th and Pinkney St. .. __ PROVERB AND PARABLES By A- B- Mann (“It. 's Better to Be id than to Break”) (For The Literary Service Bureau) This adage eom.es from the old j fable of the giant oak and the little sappling, both of which were exposed 1 to a terrfic storm- Tlie tree was inflexible, it could not bead; it re sisted- The foree of the wind snap ped it- After the storm it was ; found prone upon the earth- The i little sappling bent low, swayed and 1 bowed, and whrvn the storm was over it was standing. Soon nature raised REV. O- J. BURCKHARDT AND V/TFES ANNIVERSARY Rev. Burckhardt and wife enjoyed a quiet 36 Wedding An fversa ry Fri day May 25th. At their home 1236 Washington Street Lincoln. The only guest present were Rev- L- L- Cham j bers of University Place, and Mrs Press Hyeronmou and her friend Mrs- Donnelly both of Omaha. Both groom and bride wore in good health, and they sat around and look at ea#h other, and talked about the happen ing 36 years ago Rev- Burckhardt said his wife had ! grown sweeter and prettier thru the years, Mrs. Burckhardt said their domestic relationship have been a i pleasant voyage thus far, and the : credit is not all due us, but the credit is due, to Christ whom we have given pre-eminence in the home life- Mrs Burckhardt spend much of the 'time alone, was her hus;. and religious and Civic work keeps him some where | else the most of the time. But to this she said as long, as he is contributing to humanity and es pecially in a religious way- I am will ing to make the sacrifice, but I am beginning to wonder in these latter days, that because of his past faith fulness, and my sacrifice uncomplain ingly, if the Lord in the closing of our years which now remains accord ing to the trend of human nature will not be so many. And if the Lord will gTant this request I am sure we both will be happy to be permitted to close out our life’s work together, for the glory of God and help of humanity TALKING THINGS OVER ._ By Mildred J- Bronson “EDUCATION” — “Prepare the Brain, as the Farmer Prepares His Soil.” I have been asked to write upon this subject, and I am indeed glad to know' that so many of my Omaha as wed as out of Town readers has so much interest in my column- I have received quite a number of letters and topics to write upon, telling me of the good that I am doing among my people. Some of them have even asked for my age and photo This topic today, will be a very touching one and should reach the hearts of all of our younger people ’the person that has requested me to write upon it, surely has us at heart •‘Education” is to the people or pur s.-n just, the same as new battlehips that are being built in the time of peace to our country, protection in case of w-ar. Education protects you ,n many ways. This I will try to ex plain in a brief way. My introduction says “Prepac-e the Brains, as the Farmer prepares the soil” is as true as the sun rises. If the soil—left idle and left only to Mother Nature, there w;ll only be grass and weeds a id sometimes bare surface, that even Uv Battle would not be able to live upon. In reading one of my books, I ran across the teachings and the life of one of our greatest leaders and ora tors- Mr- Booker T- Washington. May I quote to you, the foundation on which he built his school, one of the best in this country, for our people. Tuskegee- This is what he said, “Train the hand as well as the Brains.” Friends, this one request from Mr. j Washington, has been discussed and misrepresented in many ways- Some have said, he wanted all Negroes to b-' farm ei-s and many other things, but I saw it, in a different light, and , ! will give you my view upon it- He asked that you educate the hands ai well as the brains, because it really takes both of them to be successful A man that lias a good learning and | ye& has not the different methods of mathmetics or a quick way of pro tecting himself with figures, he is ! sometimes figured out of all he has A preacher all educated bibically, but (rftfmes, some of them have to rely ! upon someone of his deacon board or trustees to handle the welfare of his I church or financial end, who may be smart with the pern or pencil and when the true facts are brought to light, the financial affair of the \ church are in poor circumstances The pastor in this case is not indi rectly to blame- Then turn the case ! around and let the Pastor be educat ed both brains and hands and have an uneducated Deacon Board and Trustees, the financil affairs could be in the same condition A farmer who is educated as far i as he can go, in toiling the soil has brains to harvest all that Mother Earth can produce, and has not the figuring ability to protect himself the j rising and falling of the Dady Mar- j Haven Chapel M- E- Walnut and Whittington- Preaching 11 a- m- Rev-. J- C- Johnson, pastor. Cottrell Chapel 410 E- Grand Prtaching 11a- m. Rev- G- W- Saenp lis, pastor. Visitor’s Chapel—Church and Cot tage Prcachi.-g 11 a- m Rev- G- Naymen Blakely, pastor- j SQUARE DEAL COMMIS SION COMPANY 2520 Cuming St. Phone At-3711 HENS Lb- I4C SPRINGS Lb- 24c LEGGING j SPRINGS Lb- 2!c: YOUNG L| ROOSTERS “10° | Stricklv Fresh Rees cloz. 15e Call Omaha Poultry Market i 1114 No. 24 We. 1100 j Fresh Eesrs - Fresh | Dressed Poultry While ' You Wait. WE DELIVER j innwng i- rrnu r^’irr.urTmunmnfminif • ii • For better Gardens Buy Youv Garden Seeds in Bulk and SAVE 60 per cent— We carry a Complete Line of Rose Bushes,-Trees, Shrubs. Grass Seed and Fertilizer. THE OLD RELIABLE —Home Landscape Service 924 N- 24th St- Tel. JA. 5115 -CLASSIFIED ADS- • Two Rooms Reasonable- Web. 4162. FOa RENT—One three room apart ment neatly furnished- Inquire 1117 No. 24th St. WE. 4044, even ings. 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Notice of Administration In the County of Douglas, Nebraska, in the matter of the estate of Edward Addison, deceased- All persons in terested in said matter are hereby notified that on the 7th day of May, 1934, Joseph D- Lewis filed a peti tion in said County Court, praying that his final administration account filed herein he settled and allowed and that he be discharged from his trust as administrator and tht a hear ing will be had on said petition beiore said Court on the 2nd day of June, 1934, and that if you fail to appear before said Court on the said 2nd day of June, 1934 at 9 o’clock A- M-, and grant the prayer of said petitioon, contest said petition, the Court may such other and further orders, allow ancts and decrees as to tkis court may seem proper, to the end that all matters pertaining to said estate may bj finally settled and determined. BRYCE CRAWFORD, County Judge Seventh Day Adventist Church, Elder E. S- Dillett, pastor- Sabbu.th School 9:45 a. m. 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