THE ROAD WE j
MUST TAk|
A few fall and a few make th
trip worthwhile. Long or short, w
must take the walk. Each findin
his own way, making his own plan
running his own risks We. stai
young, full of courage, ocmfidenc
and contcmtpt of difficulties. W
must walk the line and are the
forgotten some make their live
worthwhile. As strange as it ma
be, why is there so much prejudi<|
when we are all living in the sairl
t<*wn, supporting all busine.ssl
and are not given the same a J
ount of consideration in the fori
of employment? There are srtrB
given all and others non/’, afl
then the others are criticized tfl
pause they did n°t make the shorn
ing others do when they have rfl
had their pnr>i-rata of consideratifl
H<>w can they compete, when tlfl
have not a suffeient amount fl
employment t<> obtain the profl
amount otf food is necessary fl
th« body; sufficient amount of (fl
thing and means to improve ttfl
surroundings. Why are they cfl
icized? Then again I wonder, yvB
when a few or several may H
wrong, others of that race or H
nomination are considered the s-’H
when they themselves know tH
it js not so. There are cleaner iH
and wvmcn tdlat cannot f<fl|
>n\ the face of Mother Earth IH
elsewhetre in all races. Take a
or a w<fl'tan regardlesB "f his
or (kmomination as you may fljj
thrtm for then' are good and H
in all raocts They should be chH
ed the good as you find them H
the bad. fl
Thnn again in aPl races th
nuiybe a stray sheep which e
n»t bo classed with their own
cause they have strayed away ;
gvmo wr« ng. Er J fcymeT^' s
gpnnsible for a goed deal of it. 1
compfany another. Want of edu
turn, mispt of all is needed in so
cases
Today education is tbe greatest
*T1 forces for the training of chi
ren in niind, body ard soul as
piirpope for the enjoyment of
and for useful citizens. Educat
is needed to help overcome cri
<»f any kind and dio away w
ECONOMY
TAILOR
Cha«. M. Simmons, Prop.
1812 N. 24th St. WE. 637i
THE OM
BUSINESS AN
.. DIRECTORY..
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consulting this complete Directory of Neigh
borhood and City Business places. _
Beauty Salons
CHRISTINE ALTHOUSE
2422 No. 22nd St WE 0846
MILDRED TURNER
2624 North 27th St. WE. 2514
.. Improve Your Appearance—Let
Mildred Turner Show You How
It’s Done
HOMER McCRANEY
*037 N. 24th St. At 5810
ELESE TURNER
2512 N. 24th St We. 2864
Beer Gardens
NEW RITZ GARDEN
24th and Grant Ha. 4634
RAnE’SBUFFET
2425 N. 24th St. Ja. 9195
Cafes
American Wiener Shop
2609 N. 24th Street.
KING YUEN CAFE
2010% N. 24th St. Ja. 8676
Alberta’s Sandwich Shop
4827 S. 26th St Ma. 0967
Raybon’s Midget Cafe, 1922 N. 24th
CHARLIIPBPLACE
1602 N. 24th St._We. 4019
Cigar Stores
MAIN EVENT
*115 Lake St Ja. 9044
ELITE CIGAR STORE
2312 N. 24th StHa. 4236
Used Cars
CONSOLIDATED AUTO PARTS
2601 Cuming St At 6666
Drug Stores
JOHNSON DRUG
1904 N. 24th St We. 0998
DUFFY PHARMACY
24th and Lake We. 0609
Cleaners and Tailors
TOBY’S IDEAL CLEANERS
2237 N. 20th St At. 5166
HOLMES TAILOR
2218 N. 24th St. We. 3320
J. B CLEANERS & TAILORS
1805 N. 24th _WE 6161
Electrical Appliances
DONAHOO & HOYLE
Norge Appliance Co.
2423 Farnam St. Ha. 0500
Graders
W. F. HOCH
Grading and Excavation
4500 Ames Ave. Ke. 0316
Grocery Stores
HERMAN’S MARKET
24th and Lake We. 5444
Garages
E. L. MERRIWEATHER GARAGE
2209 No. 22nd St. AT 6697
Laundries
EMERSON LAUNDRY
2324 N. 24th St. We. 1029
EDIIOLM & SHERMAN
2401 N. 24th St We. 6056
Monument Makers
HEFT & NOYES
40th and Forest Lawn Ke. 1738
Produce Markets
METROPOLITAN PRODUCE
1516 N. 24th St.We. 4737
Service and Transfer Stations
Levison Service Station, 2303 N. 24
NORTH-SIDE TRANSFER
2414 Grant St. We. 6656
absence of Rev. Piggue on bun
day evening the young people’s A.
C. E. League wtts held at 6:30
Church began at 7::J0 with volun
teer song and prayer services in
variation from the usual evening
worship
The WLmrn’s M5«e Misisonary
Society met Thursday afternoon at
Hue home of Mrs. S- B. Patterson
The second of the newly reorgan
ized prayer meetings will be held
it the home of Mr- and Mrs. J. G:
Whitehall. It is scheduled for Thurs
day evening, Jan- 7th at 8 o’clock.
A meeting of the Stewardess
hoard will be arranged for Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Pa inters on
Mr. and Mrs- John Dixon, the
newly-weds, are now comfortably
settled in their three-mom apart
niont. Friends and relatives char
avaried the couple Monday even
ing at the S B. Patterson residence
which was a pleasant surprise, as
were the refreshments. The, bride,
formerly Miss Leona Camper of
Beatrice, Nebr., and Mr Dixon, an
employe of the Firestone Company
of Fremont, were secretly married
on Dec. 16th, 1936, at Marysville,
Kansas- j sLJk.
Miss Ethel Henderson of Grand
Island, Ne.br., was a holiday guest
of Mr. and Mrs Gus Herndon and
family.
Mrs Livy Miller of Kansas City,
Kansas, is a visitor at the home of
a relative, Mr Hynry Williams.
Mrs. J< )innie Mae Thomas of
Tulsa, Okla., spent the holidays in
Fremont.
Delores Laverne Piggue, young
daughter of Rev. and Mrs- H. D.
Piggue, who has been ill for some
time, is very much improved.
the robber fled.
ROBBED NEAR 22nd and OHIO
When walking with Roosevelt
Upchurch, 2213 Miami St., on Sun
day, Jan 3rd, A E. Garh>w, 1914
Lake St., was robbed by a Neigro
near 22nd and Ohio Nothing was
taken from Upchurch. Two com
panions of the robbers stood across
1 the street during the robbery
tire stolen
Mr. Willie Green, 0104 So.
| 25th St., reports that a wheel
rim and Good)rich Silvertown
ten ply tire were stolen from
his truck when it was parked
at 6104 South 25, h St.
-.
Negro Mayor—
(Continued from Page 1)
I eeive any compensation f r any ser
; vice remlt^d s oVgainizaticm
I with possible oxceptii n of secro
i tary whos. compensation, if any,
i shall be fixed by the Bacchanite
j Club.
fi. A majority vote of the coun
i cil shall govern, except where oth
erwise provided.
7. They shall hold regular meet
, ings semi-monthly.
8. They shall hold special meet
ings when called by the president
of the Bacchanite Club or by the
chairman of the council. *
9. A primary election shall be
held in December of each year, the
date and place to be determined by
the Bacchanite Club.
10. A jrenertfl election shall be
held in December of each year, the
rat® and place to be determined by
the Bacchanite Club.
11. The chairman of the council
will take his office on or about tho
15th cf January of each year.
12. The councilmen shall be ap
ported by the Bacchanite club each
year and will take their office the
same time as the chairman
Trade
Memphis, Jan. 9 (ANP)—The
sluggish, muddy Mississippi, famed
Ole Man River of verse and song,
has again come into his own with
the present great increase in cot
ton traffic brought about by a pro
duction estimated at six times as
I forge as last year’s. The docks and
barges here are again resounding
to the song and banter of the col
ored handlers, oustalxnits and dock
wallopers who are working overtime
Us aids in transporting record
shipments ‘‘down the ole Mississ
ippi ”
Arkansas Would
Change Lynchings
From Nine to Eight
Little Rock, Jan 9 (ANP)—If
the state of Arkansas has its way,
the 1936 total lynching figures re
leased last week by Tuskegee in
stitute will be reduced from nine
to eight. Arkansas wants to throw
one of the two mobbings charged
against the state.
The bone of contention is the
Frank Weems mystery, which came
to light last spring during the cot
ton chopper’s strike in eastern
Arkansas, instigated by the Sou
thern Tenant Farmers union- The
union charged that Weems had been
lynched in Crittenden county for
participation in the strike.
It was while investigating the
sharecropper’s disappearance that
| Miss Willie Sue Blaftden of Mem
phis and the Rev. Claude. Williams
of Little Rock, both white were
flogged Sheriff J. H. Curlin im
n^diatelly declared Weem» was
“alive and will be produced when
the time comes’’ but that time has
not yet come. Supt Albright of
the state rangers investigated the
affairs under direct orders of Gov.
Futrellbut; c«tuld g*et no definite
information.
Miss Marjory Jo Smith is 11 at
the University Hospital.
: The Elite Cigar Store
! Direct Wire On All Sports
Events
Ladies Especially Invited
j Eugene McGill, Mgr. IIA4225 i
2314 N. 24th St. ]
Newlyweds j
MRS. EVANS-MURRAY
DELBERT EUGENE MURRAY
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Evans an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Evelyn LaVerne to Delbert
Eugene Murray, 2911 No. 27th St
Mrs. Evans-Murmy has been work
ing in Omaha for the past five
years as a visiting Nurse. Mr.
Murray is prominent in dramatic
and literary circles. The date of
the mkirribge was npt' revealed.
They are at home at 2918 No. 28th
St.
MES. ELLA McINTOSH
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Mrs. Ella McIntosh, of 2»V4
Clbo St., suffered a bruised
right shoulder and elbow when
in.juiod in an auto acMdet on
Thursday, Doe 31.
While rhl i:.; with Mr A.tdc
lima, 32, 1708 Burt St. Bowu’s
car W'as in a collision with one
driven by Harry D. Pilgrim,
1612’^ Chicago St., who was
going south on 18th St.
Mrs. McIntosh receiving above
stated injuries and Bowa re
ceiving laceration of both eye
lisd, bruise bellow right eye
and bruises on right shin and
back.
Mrs. McIntosh wins taken to the
Nicholas Senn Hospital! for
treatment . Both drivers were
booked to th echarge of “Reck
Nebraska Power—
(Continued from Page 1)
tection against storms,
Tho power company also will
carry on active farm line construc
tion program as they have for sev
eral years past. It is the hope of
tho comijuny to connect up at least
as many farms as during 1936, J.
K Pavidson, president of the com
pany, said.
As « result of the sale of elect
rical appliances of all kinds by
dealers which has reached the lar
gest volume in many years, a re
cord of new uses for electricity, in"
homes served by the company was
shown during 1936. These increas
ed appliance sales, Mr. Davidson
said, are the result of cooperative
'advertising and selling between all
dealers of electrical appliances in
the' communities served by the pow
er company 1936 also brought to
th:- power company the largest
number of residential customers in
the company’s history, according
to Mr. Davidson.
The Nebraska Power Co., also
during 1936, mad • the outstanding
safety-record among power and
light compcn c3 in the United
States
“Th>' (vest year has been an ac
tive one for <>ur company in mak
ing1 electricity of greater service
to our customers and in building
greater payrolls,” said Mr. Davict
son.
GEORGE STERNES
SUFFERS FALL
George Pt canes, 2815 li St..
sufFired a three inch deep la
ceralion on the center of his
1, rehead, bruised upper lip uid
concussion of the left eye when
hi fell near 2815 R St., Fridey,
Jan. 1.
$1)85 CASH
wjll liny
flood 5 room house on corner lot.
All In line condition—2639 Decatur
McFarland & Kennedy, Inc
Realtors
JA 2100 636 World-Herald Bid*
ALBERTA’S
SANDWICH SHOP
Barbecue—Cold Drinks
Furnished Rooms
MRS. HARRY NORMAN
4827 S 26 St. WA 0957
HARRY BROWN
COAL AND ICE
PACKAGE FUEL
20th & Grace St. WE 1560
COFFEE JOHN’S
111 So. 14th St.
Biggest 10c Meals In City
Everybody Welcome
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GREETINGS
and BEST WISHES from
Paxton-Mitchell Co.
2614 Martha St. HA 5623
Pattern Shop, Foundries and
Machine Works.
I
HEADQUARTERS FOR
All kinds of Poultry and fresh Country Eggs direct from
the country.
Live Carp - Buffalo and Catfish
Special Prices to Churches and Parties
Stoller’s Fish and Poultry Market
1623 North 24th Street JAckson 8699
4*. ■ t C 3 5 O r«°
DampWash
Beautifully washed and returned just
damp enough to IRON.
Minimum bundle 48c
LAUNDERER AND DRY CLEANERS
v'.* ’ .,-r.t -***£33
Edholm & Sherman
2101 North 21th St. We 6065
