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Thousands and thousands of wom
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fering at monthly periods, and that
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| So if you have severe pains,
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why not find out, by trying it,
whether Cardui will help you? It
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Cardui is harmless for women of
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l FOR womfki eiveQ ifc to their
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Negro Americans
WHAT NOW7
l*y James Weldom Johnson
f
This volume of one hundred
■>agres contains more careful think
ing than one usuallv finds in a
thousand pages. The style is
clear, measured. Tihe qiistion,
“What Now,” eovrs many phases
of the Negro situation: the Ne
gro’s Choices, his Forces and Re
sources. his Technique and Poli
cies. TTis choices are Exodus.
Physical Force, the Revolution,
Integration or Isolation. Only
fifteen pages are given to this
group of four headings hip those
parses contain an exposition of
each subject and a elcarlv thought
out oninion. Next the Resources
the Church, the Press and various
Organization. Tehnique and Pol
icies include a discussion of the
labor situation. And the Con
clusion ends with a call unon the
Negro continually to guard his
spiritual integrity, not to permit
any contempt of the white man
to destroy his inner respect.
Whether one agrees or disagrees
with it, this is a provocaJive book.
oN one can read it carefully and
not be forced to think, to i^iestion
not only the writer’s opinion but
his own. The discussion of race
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87th Sep**. Annual Statement
The CONSERVATIVE . ..
Saving and Loan Association
. of Omaha .
1614 Harney Street
JANUARY 1, 1935
As Shown by Books at Opening of Business December 26 1034
RESOURCES
Quick Assets—
C**h ...—--$2 698.597.96
U. S. Liberty Bonds and Notes_ 2.297,505.15
. « , , . 4,996,613.05
Loans—Secured by First Mortgages on Improved
Real Estate .....$10,753 988.38
Delinquent Interest______ 4 905.39
Loans en P*ws-Book Security___ iq 107 no
I. oanp in Foreclosure ._."“"""II 816.371.03
Real Estate Sold on Contract..... 26,258.55
ReM Estate Aequred Through Foreclosure_ 426,659 97
Office Building and Future O'fflee Building Site at
18tJi and Farnarn Streets ... 319,330 55
Furniture *nd Fixtures ..... 100
Tota| ..-- ..$17,156,716 61
_ .. „ , LIABILITIES
9aT1n8's *nd Paid-Up Acc^ts $15,813,384.68
Balance Held for Borrowers _ 12.644 59
.. ...—- L300.457.64
Borrowed Money ___ NONE
Tota| .—.----------$17,156,716.01
OTTR 1934 RECORD
Reserve a.,d 1 divided Profits—$1.330,686 74.
Cash and Government Bonds—$4,996,013.65.
Dividend' 86th *nd 87th consecutive dividends earned and paid
at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum.
New Savings Accounts—2,065 new acconnts opened
Donnquent Interest—Only $4,905.39 uncollected of $693,519 06
corned.
_ , HOME#LOANS
to TeraI milli?"s ^llar available for good Loans
l \Wh° Ca,n quaIlfy ^ Wishing acceptable security
ability to make regular payments, and a spirit 0f willingne -s and
| desire to medt their obligations. ^ and
No commi: aion Low intere t rate
Minimum expense Easy payment^
Interest will be reduced monthly an each 1.00 i«, raid to
be^made pnncipa1' 0n 8,1 Ioans now on our books or hereafter to J
OFFICERS l
Edgar A. Baird, Pro n dent 5
James A. Eton* Secretary Clark W- Carnaby. Ana’t Sec Z
J. Herbert McMillan, Treasure Wayne C- Selby, Ass<t Sec 3
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relations, of segregation or inte
gregation (Dr. Du Bois took issue
with this in his review in the Her
ald-Tribune) may hope too much
of Matthews Arnold'.! “sweet
reasonablness,” hut it certainly
has dignity and commonsense. In
urging he cultivation of friendly
interracjil relations where they
are possible without loss of self
respect, Mr. Johnson says: “Here
we are, caught in a trap of circum
stances, a minority in the nrdst
of a majority numbering a hun
dred and ten millions; wre have
got to escape from th trap and
escape depends largely upon our
ability to command and win ih«
fa’> will, at least, and the good
will if possible, of that great ma
jority.”
Tn discussing communism, w<*
have this to ponder over: “There
is an inherent weakness in the
temperment of the radical which
is not generally pereieved. Though
it. as through the temperament of
the man of bravery, runs a streak
of cowardice. The man with a
reputation, for bravery lives in
constant fear that at some time
he may not appear in the eyes of
his fllows to be making a brave
enough show. The man with a
name for radicalism may live in
constant fear that a+ some time he
may be deemed by his fellow’ com
rades to have acted conservative
ly.”
he book is full of clear, well
thought out sentences like these.
One reads and rereads, sometime
to disagree, hut always with the
desire to go on and talk the mat
ter out wdth a friend. The book
should be in every library in the
country. It should also be used
as people use volumes of parlor
games today. “What’s your in'
telligence quotient when you dis
cuss these choices and policies!”
Throw the sentences out and see
what meat there is for discussions.
Provocative, that is the most im
portant thing about the book.
You can’t put this clear, sane,
brilliant thesis down without
thinking more dceplv yourself,
“Negro Americans, What Now’?”
Mary White Ovington
Treasurer, N. A. A. C. P.
Wtleri Tara Cold
Temperate waters near Greenland
ire reported to he growing cold, eaus
ng certain flsh to leave and others to
eturn.
- |
An Idaa of Size
From actual experiment It has been
,roven that the shell of an arerasre
hrlch egg will hold IS ordinary hens’
It*
Floating Island* Common
floating grass islands are not un
tintnoQ tn the Ganges.
e- - ’
Florida Lynching
Rallies Renewed
Support for Anti
Lynching Bill
New York, Nov. 30-—The nation
wide wav.- of revulsion following the!
kidnaping and lynching of Claude
Neal at Marianna. Fla., has won re
newed support for the Costigan-Wag.
ner anti-lynching bill which will be
re-introduced in the forthcoming Con.
gr ss, according to the National As
sociation for the Advancement of Col
ored People.
The Association has been assured
that the Women's Int rnational
League for Peace and Freedom “has
put on its Legislative Program for
the year 1934-5. passag? of the Costi
g.n-Wagner anti-lynching bill, and
ycu may be assured that a sincere ef
fo’t on our part will be made to have
this scourge wip d out ”
Theodore M Berry President of the
Cincinnati Branch of the N A.A.C.P.
reports that ten church congregations
in that city sent t legrams to Presi
dent Roosevelt urging Federal action
against lynchers. The Baptist Minis
terial Alliance also telegraph d the
President on behalf of all Baptist
ministers in the city. The Cincinnati
Branch also sent a tel gram urging
Federal action.
W A. C. Hughes, Director of Ne
gro Work, Board of Home Missions,
Methodist Episcopal Church, tele
graph d the President urging him to
include the Costigan-W*gner anti
lynching bill in his “must program”
to the forthcoming Congress.
The Chicago Committee on Anti
Lynching Legislation sent a similar
tel gram to the President.
NEWARK N A A C P DRIVE
NETS $530 67. MANY PRIZES
WERE WON
Newark. N. J., Nov. 30—The local
branch of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored Peo
ple clos.d its successful annual mem
bership campaign here on Tuesday, j
November 27. The drive which was
headed by Mrs. Daisy E. Lampkia. I
regional fi Id secretary of the N. A. A.
C P., netted a total of $530.67.
Mr» Grace B. Fenderson won the
loving cup presented by the Branch
as captain of the t am bringing in the
largest number of members. Mr.
Robert H. Wheeler won the second
loving «up. pres nted by the Branch
secretary, John A. Jones, for the in.
dividual bringing in the largest num
ber of memberships.
The Jers y City annual membership
drive, also in charge of Mrs. Lampkin,
will close on December 5.
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Strictly Modem furnished rooms for
rent. WE. 0718.
Kitchenette for Rent—strictly modern
2914 North 25th Street.
Two room apt. and use of kitcher
We. 4162.
Apt., reasonable to quiet couple.
WE. 0100.
Private house with one room to let.
Single or couple preferred. 2624
Binne„\ Come up and see me some
time.
FOR RENT—Two or three room
front apartments with private bath .
Heat, Pas. lights anad water furnished.
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WEINSTEIN REAL ESTATE
OFFICE
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Closed 'Saturdays—Open Sundays
,Front two room apartment. Nice fur
niture, heat, gas- lights, private
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Strictly medern furnished rooms
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REAL ESTATE FOR
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Our Telephone Number WE 0998
1904 N- 24TH ST.
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Furniture, Stoves, RUgS> Second
hand clothing for men, women
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We also accept relief orders for your
Merchandise
2116 N- 24TH STREET
Dining Room Sets___$]o 00
Kitchen Tables __ j qq
Stoves—Assorted Prices
Good New Finish Beds__._ $ 1 00 !
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Bring this ad wi'h your purchase
for Free Gift.
BEAUTY SHOPS
__{
—SPECIAL OFFER—
Yon Can Secure
ROGER’S SILVERWARE
By Trading With
WILI.A’S BEAUTY SHOP
WE- 5699 2225 N- 24TH ST
___ j
GROW GLOSS BEAUTY Shoo
Winter Cut Rate
Press ....„.50
Shampoo, press, marcel . $1-00
Children’s work .... .50
WE 2864 2512 N- 24TH ST
COMPLETE LINE OF FRENCH
COSMETICS
Free Facial and Scalp Analysis
Christine Althouse Beauty Salon
2422 N. 22nd St. WE. 6846
Oeole Doll wigs 50c (this week, also
the usual line of hair goods.
Eula Overell Bri t, 2010 Lakes St
HAIR SHOP!
Ladies’ Braids, Curls, Doll Wig*
Best Massage and Cleansing Cream*
| Free .Demonstrations—Pressing Oil,
Hair Grower.
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DRUG STORES
DUFFY PHARMACY
WE 0609 24th and Lake St*.
Quality First
OWEN PHARMACY
WE 6100 24th and Grant Sts.
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RADIO SERVICE
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tuings Si- Rhone Ja- 069(>
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COAL COMPANIES
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for
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First Class Material. Satisfaction
Gu!»rantee;d.
WE. 5666 1415 N. 24(h St.
MISCELLANEOUS
•AGENTS WANTED EVERY
WHERE to sell Waving Hair Dress
ing and other .joilet good . National
ly ndvertia d. Bisr Profits. Boyd
Manufacturing Company, Depart
ment R.. Birmingham, Ala.
WOMEN or MEN—Invest $25.00
Home work, selecting names and
addressing envelopes.
Salary, $15 00 ev ry two weeks.
E. SHANKLIN.
2623 Lake St. HA- 5273
Sell Hindu Hair Preparations. Bis
Profit. Write for free g«mpl.* out
fit. Sanghera, 1161 Milton Ave..
! Chicago
General auto irepairing
Batteries Charged 50 Cents
mjerriweather garage
2209 N. 22nd St.
"SkVAl I I fiOl
GET QUICK MONEY! Be mr
agent. Take order, fur Sweet
Georgia Brown Hair Dresairi?
Pomade, Face Powder. 300 prod
ucts. Write today for FREE Sam
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VALMOR PBOO'JCTS CO., Dept. tZt
Saee c,-*ta*e mow **•., CMiap. to.
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COD LIVER OIL—Once a
Punishment—Now a Treat
Stop trying to force your children to take nasty
tasting, fifhy flavored cod liver oils. Give them
Coco (Sod—the cod liver oil with a delicious
chocolate taste—and watch their bodies grow
daily with vigorous, athletic strengthl Mrs.
Merder of Milwaukee says:
Before my chili took
Coco Coi she only writhed
80 lbs. Now, in two
months’ time, she weighs
3 lOSyi lbs. and she has
3 not been ill since?’
J Other cwd liver oils have
f only Vitamins A and D,
but Coco Cod is also
rich in Vitamin B—the
appetite and growth
promoting vitamin
Start your children with
Coco Cod today. At all
drug stores.
COCO GOD
Mocod Uv«r(?:iThatTastes Uhe Chocolate {
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