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reply send 25c and (self addressed stamped envelope for my New
Astrological Reading and receive by return mail my advice on three
questions free. Sign y«ur full name, biithdate and crerect address.
Address Abbe’ Wallace. P. 0. Box—11, Atlanta, Georgia.
R. F. C.—I have two things in
■mind and I do not know which to
choose for a career? Please help
me to decide tJhis question ? ?
Aras: Take up <he PRINTING
trade so that you will always have
a profession to fall back on. It is
n’t very easy to get a job as a
night club entertainer for so few
people are talented, and you will
accomplish more to go into the
printing busness
J. I. B.—Will the man I have in
mind mean anythng to my future
life or is hie in the racket like all
the rest?
Ans: Just because you receive
one tough break from a girl is no
reason why you should expect them
all t«* prove false.the girl you
inquire about really loves you. It
seems to me however that you are
n<>t interested in this girl or any
one else.
J.W.—I have one girl and she
is 19 years old and is ni-relady for
college. Which of the two places
I have in mind would be the best
place for her to go this next year?
Ans: She would be better off in
ST. LOUIS staying in a dormitory
than she would be in CHICAGO
with your relatives. Thei surround
ings and atmosphere she would be
in if she boarded would have- as
much to do with her making a suc
cess of her training as the course
itself.
L. B. L.—I am in love with a
young lady who just finished school
and iM now teaching, but I am afr
aid to trust her. Do you think I
should judge her according to the
character of her mother?
Ans: Ridicule)us.This young
lady is a highly respected (person
an there is nothing wrong with
hog character. She is honorable and
trustworthy and I think you are
adopting a rather NARJtOW
MINDED attitude in holding the
sins of her family against her.
M. E,—I have a boy who is mean
and hard headed. He ran away once
and wants to go again? Do you
think it wise to let him go?
Ans: You may as well consent
to his leaving for he will leave any
way when ho makes up hs mind.
I don’t believe you and your hus
band have tried very hard to under
stand this boy for an EIGHTEEN
YEAR OLD BOY could be encour
aged to do the right thing if you
went about in the correct way.
L. B. N.—Nobody ever promised
to jrprrry me but one man and he
is married already. Tell me. will
he get a divorce and marry me ?
Ans: Absoutely not.stop go
ing with him and keep company
with single boys in your city.
A. E. Y .—I was in one trade for
six years and I glave it up the first
of the year and started in another
field Uuft it doesn’t seem to be a
steady neomo for me. What is best
for me to do this winter.
Ans: Go back to your old trade
as a BEAUTICIAN before you find
yourself in debt. The new trade you
took up only provides a good liv
ing about two seasons of the year
J. W. BROWN
Expert Piano Tuning and
Repairing Done Reasonable.
Guaranteed Satisfaction
WE 4522 2610 Franklin
and people patronize beauty par
lors the whole year round.
L. W.—I would like to have a
nice man friend but men are so
tricky now days and I want you
to tell me if it will bo wise for me
to go with this man that has asked
me ?
Ans: Go with him..but do not
take him TOO SERIOUSLY. You
will meet a party around the early j
spring who will play and important
part in your future life.
Herndon Wins High
Court Review
Washington, Dec. 19 (C)—An
gelo Herndon’s sentence to a Geor
gia chaingang on a charge of sedi
tion, will be reviewed by the Unit
ed States Supreme court, it was
announced Monday, The Georgia
Supreme court has twice affirmed
the sentence. The case came to the
U. S. Supreme court once before,
l-ut was sent back because it was
not referred in the proper constit
utional form. Hernd«m is free in
$7,000 bail provided by the Interna
tional Ijabor Defence.
College President
Praises News Service
Morristown, Tenn., Dec. 19 (C) j
--President John W. Haywood of|
Morristown Normal and Industrial
college praised Calvin’s Newspaper
Service in a statement last week in
which he said: “Your method of
handling news is highly commend
able.”
HOWARD NOW GETS
MILLION DOLLAR LIBRARY
Washington, Dec. 19 (C)—One of
the finest library buildings in Wash
ington will now go up on the Ho
ward campus as Secretary Ickes of
the Department of the Interior and
PWA Adminisrator has given Ho
ward a total of $1,105,711.68 for
the building.
Church Paper Lauds
Morris Brown
Philadelphia, Dec. 19 (C)—A de
parture fr"m its usual editorial pol
icy was noted last week as Morris i
Brown college got a first page ban-1
ner headline on the Christian Re
corder, which read; “Morris Brown
Makes Rapid Strides.” The article,
written by J. D. Howard, said in
part; “At the helm of this great
educational movement stands a man
whoso name is destined to grace
the Negro ‘Greats’ of America—
William Alfred Fountain, J.”
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A Merry Christmas
from
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MRS. ROSE LUCKEY, Prop.
Now Open For Business
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LAUNDERER AND PRY CLEANERS
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A friendly academic race be
tween two brothers ended De
cember l.r>, when Horace Mann
Bond; Dean of Dillard Univer
sity of New Orleans, received
the Ph. I). degree at the Uni
versity of Chicago.
In April, 1936. ,1. Max Bond,
the winner, took time out from
hi.s activities a.s director of Ne
gro Welfare for the Tennessee
Valley Authority to take the
Ph. D. degree at the University
of Southern California with
honors. His I lit sis dealt with the
two century old history of the
Negro in Dvs Angeles. Previous
ly, he graduated from George
Williams College of Chicago,
and received the A. M. degree
from the University of Pitts
burgh.
Ilis brother, Horace Mann
Bond, completed his undergrad
uate work at Lincoln Univer
sity in Pennsylvania, and re
ceived tihe A. M. degree from
the University of Chicago in
1926.
Cflnfetiaas
FROM
The Methods Dairy
3610 N. 30th St. KE. 3855
CHOP SUEY
American and Chinese Dishes
Kin# Yuen Cafe
2010'/, N. 241h St. Jackson 8576
Open from 2 p. m. until 3 a. m.
When Poisons Clog
KIDNEYS
And Irritate Bladder
FLUSH THEM OUT
FOR 35-CENTS
Go to your druggist today and
get this safe, swift 'and harmless
diuretic and stimulant—ask for
Gold Modal Haailem Oil Capsules
and start at once to flush kidneys
of waste matter and saturated
with acids and poisons.
That’s the way to bring about
healthy kidney activity and stop
that bladder irritation which often
causes scanty passage with smart
ing and burning as well as restless
nights.
Remember, the kidneys often
need flushing as well as the bowels,
and some symptoms of kidney
weakness at: Getting up once or
twice during the night—puffy eyes
—cramps in leg—backache and
moist palms
But be sure and get GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules—
the original and genuine—right
f ora Haarlem in Holland—the
price is small (35-cents), the good
results will fulfill your expecta
tions
Both brothers have contribut
ed extensively to the special
j Literatures of their respective
j fields, sociology and education.
Dr. Horace Bond is author of
the book, “The Education of
the Negro in the American So
cial Order.’’
Rosenwald Fund
Sells Negro Books
To White Schools
Cicago, I)ec. 19 (C)—In its plan
to supply low cost school libraries
in the south, the Rosenwald Fund
is selling to both white anti colored
schools two sets of books for high
schools—“Negroana," books by and
about Negroes, $10; books about in
teresting itcjple, Mexicaift, Fili
pines, Chinese, Japanese, Polynsi
ans, and Negroes, $10. The price
represents only two-thirds the act
ual cost of the libraries, and frei
ght is puid by the Rosenwald Fund.
GREETINGS
from
Hornstein Grocery
and Meat Market
WE 2478
2723 BINNEY STREET
Wishing My Friends
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR i
MRS. J. D. TURNER
1125 N. 19th St.
Tells Preachers To
“Read Books”
Phildelphia. Doc. IS) <C)— R. R.
Wright, 3rd, youthful manager of
tho A ME Bo«>k O'neern, in an ap
peal last week, said: “Have you no
ticed the young preachers who get
ahead are those who study ami read
the m<»st? You can’t ‘make it’ if
you don’t read. The men who stay
in good charges longest are those
who study and read most. How
many books have you read this
year?”
DEAN SMITH GOING NORTH
Marshall, Tex., Dec. 19 (C)—|
President Joseph J. Rhoades of
Bishop college has released Dean
H. M. Smith of th School of Religion
to go to Chicago from January 11th
to 29th to conduct a School of Mis
sions among all he churches of the
Northern Baptist- Convention.
STUDENTS HEAR OWN
TEACHER IN SPEECH
Richmond, Va., Dec. 19 (C)—
Prof. R. I. McKinney of the facul
ty of Virginia Union university was
the convocation speaker last week
on “Maintaining the Light Within.’’
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We Wish All Our Customers and Friends
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