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The Omaha Guide, 2418 Grant Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
L. T.—Please tell me what I can
do to make my husband stay at
home? Would it be letter for us
to part?
Ans: Certainly not for you to
have four sma I chi'dren to cons'der
and th»y surly need th» guid »nce
of both father aid mo'h'r. Ask
him to entertain h's friends in
your home intead of always going
out with them he isn’t going to
continue this way very much longer
as he realizes he is taking a selfish
standpoint in life.
M. G. X.-—I read your column
and enjoy it fine. Tell me if it will
be wise for to marry this man and
does he really want to marry as
he pretends ?
Ans: lie really wan's you for
liits wife but it v, ould he to your
advantage to see a doctor and clear
up your physical disability before
entering marriage with this party.
It will take only a short time for
you to get over the rendition so
seek medical rare right now.
M. R. W.—Do I have the wrong
opinion of the fellow that is in my
life anil tell me what would be best
for me to do?
Ans: You dont have the wrong
opinion of him., in fact you are
much too lenient with this man.
He isn’t showing you the consider,
ation due you and you would be
rather foolish to let hint continue
to hurt you as he has been doing
these past six months.
R. J. H.—Do you think I should
consider going with the same party
I went with before niy illness?
Ans: No .... take the advice of
a close friend of yours and you will
be much better off.
L. B.—Will I make my grade
this ye»r and be on the honor roll?
Ans: You het if you continue
to study as hard as you have done
in the past.
R. S.—If I make the change of
residence .1 desire will it bring
about the results that 1 wish it to?
Ann: Without a doubt. This mon
th af October will prove an ideal
seasan for you to make thi>. change
and you won’t have any trouble
whatever getting the job that you
have been interested in in the city
you have in mind.
G. E. J.—Is this man 1 am going
with mean good and will I have
any trouble with hs wife?
Ans: Plenty of trouble if you
continue to play around with her
husband. It does seem to me that
any nineteen year old girl could
find a nice.single boy to go with in
stead of trying to break up a com
paratively happy home.
B. M. S.—,1 want to know if my
mother will ever be well again?
Ana: There will be a change for
the better in her condition in the
immediate future although she will
not be as strong as she was before
her recent illness.
R. O.t-1 want to know if the boy
I love cares anything for me and
should I continue with him or not?
Ans: He doesn’t love you but will
show you a good time if you wish
to be friends with him. Roth of
yon are too young to really know
the meaning of love.
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Entertainment
Whirl
By Jimmy Evans
Ralph Cooper, Hai l m’s favor tv '
son, flashed into the city for a
short stay last week. Cooper is in
i town to superv se the booking of
his new flicker "Bargains With
Bullets" The Coop is looking
fine and in tr’m, He "ran down”
two acts on t e “Amateur Night
In Harlem! irdio program and
rut jjp as only the Coop can....
His picture, i< due to play Loew’s
Victoria shorlly.
Tommy FV rr got quite a hand
from the patrons of the Michigan
theatre, Joe Louis' home town ....
Stra^nM to say (he first mention
JfSf " namv brought boos from
i'tr. ®7udie.nc<* Lucky Millinder
jnnd his orchestra played the Apol.
In last, week . . Willie Bryant is
aet f ir the mufvciil assignment at
the Plantation Club . The Cotton
Club’s debut drew cheers from the
audience and critics alike Tim
younger of the Nicholas Brothers,
is holding down Bill Robinson’s as
signment adequately.
Galle DeGaston, Bessie Smith
and George McClendon, died las'
week Bessie Smith was killed
in Memphis when an auto in which
she was riding overturned Gas
ton, one of the best hlackfaced
comedians, fell from a window in
the Howard theatre in Washington,
striking his head, and died instant,
ly. MlcClendon died at Municipal
Sanatarium in Chicago.
Small’s Paradise new show that
open'd lest week is a whopper. ..... I
The entire show is fast and speedy ,
with nil hands drawing hefty cheers ;
.. .For an excellent disc recording
may we sug est Ixiu's Armstrong’s
version of ‘ Alexander’s Ragtime |
Band” and "I'vei Got My Heart;
Full of Rhythm”.. Fats Waller
has a new recording of "Honey
Suckle Rnse"afnd "1‘lue, Turning;
Grey Over You,” that is worth
your time..
Leon and Otis Re e have set ’
their tune, 'It's Sic >py Time 1
Hawaii” to RKO it will be
heard in their picture ‘She Got that
Swing" Blanche Calloway will
stay the entire season at the. South
land Cafe in Boston ...Chick
Webb is set for the 71st Regiment
Armory to lay for its New Year’s
Eve dance.Tip, Tap and Toe
broke it up at the Paramount last
week and are being held over.
They are also doubling at the Cot.
ton Club Earl Mines’ Battle of
Jazz with Clyde McCoy’s ork had
the Cans at the Oriental theatre, in
Chicago gaga..... For the final cur
tain both bands joined together and
swung out with ‘ Tiger Rag.”
Orchestra Notes:—
Don Redman’s orchestra held
down the top spot at the Grand
theatre in Albany, last week....
Fats Wallers’ orchestra is current
at the Boston theatre in Boston.
Radcliffe and Rogers team
are holding down the comedy as.
signments at the Royal theatre in
Edenburgh, Scotland.
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“Competition in the electric in
dustry was once justified but is
now false and wasteful.’’
This astonishing comment comes
from James D. Ross, recently ap
pointed administrator of the Bon
neville Power project and formerly
superintendent of lighting of the
city of Seattle. Mr. Ross is also
deeply interested in the power pro.
jects in Nebraska, and is recogniz
ed as a champion < f Federal power
projects wherever they might ex
ist.
And if the shoe fits in Seattle,
then it must fit, also, in Nebraska.
Competition whic h is * false and
wasteful” in Washii gton must be
equally “false and wasteful” in
Nebraska. So, why doesn't Mr.
Ross tell these thngs to Nebrask
ans ?
An Expensive Program
One good reason might be that,
at the present time, the Federal
Government is embarking upon a
vast program of hydro-electric
power generation and distribution
in direct competition with existing
power companies with power lines
and plants already erected. To show
that such competition is wasteful,
the duplication of lines and gener.
ating stations must be paid for,
sooner or later, by the taxpayers
and users of power as Mr. Ross so
painly does in Seattle would obv
iously eliminate any reason for the
huge Negraska expenditures on the
part of the Government. For, in
Nebraska, privately owned compan
ies with extensive power line cover,
nge, efficient and actually operat
ing service organization, are ren
dering adequate and fairlv.priced
service.
If the Shoe Fits
So if the shoe fits with mun>ei
' md Federal ownersh p, then it
* < even more snugly with private
utilities, for the private utilities
are already in operation whereas a
great expenditure is necessary to
put Federal projects on an opeiat,
ing basis.
In addition to the false wes'e of
competition, we have an additional
waste in hydro electric general ior
of power, for the Federal Govern.
ment’8 own committee, of National
Resources found that steam gen.
erated power was cheaper than
wuter power.
If competition is false and waste,
ful- —and Mr. Ross should be ia a
position to know—and it present
electric service is efficient and fair
y priced, what excuse can be given
in justification of gigantic Federal
expenditures for power projects
hero in Nebraska? In hs annual
statement Mr. Ross asserted that
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the expense of dublication of el
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' where users pay $10,000,000 annual
ly to the municipally owned and
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is more than $3,000,000 or approxi
mately one third of the total cost
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■ of how wealthy a city or state may
be, the needless throwing away of
three millions of taxpayers’ dollars
can hardly be justified.
Nebraskans will do well to con
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presented by Mr. Ross. For if the
shoe fits in Seattle—if competition
is “false and wasteful’’ there, then
the shoe must fit in Nebraska where
competition will prove just as false
and wasteful and unjustified.
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Illinois Veterans
Face Jim Crow In
i . State Legion Meet
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Pr ■ ingfield, Oct. 7 (ANP)—
BaP < 1 in their efforts to hike:
prices to Negro veterans here, last
week attend ng the. annual meeting
of the Illinois American legion,
white tavern owner closed their
doors “for repairs" until the color
ed visitors left the city.
Tavern owners intended to raise
their beer prices from 5 cents to
25 cents a glass if colored legion
a ires wanted service, with the price
remaining a nickle for whites.
When told by the local committee
that visiting ex soldiers had been
promised there would be no ra'se
:n prices of foodstuffs and drinks
end no color lines would be drawn,
the tavern owners posted “closed
for repair” signs on windows and
doors until the convention ended
hen reopened.
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ON THE RAIL—BY BILLY DAVIS
This is the time of year that all ,
of the old boys are getting together
again on the same car, so it won’t1
be much of, I say and you say, be. j
cause they all know eacch other
too well,. Well men, the pumpkin
season is here, and you all know wa
can hear up and on Hie rails is j
my rights. Well live, right and you j
will get your rights, on the rails.
Mr. Alton Goode and Mr. Ralph
Emmons certainly didn’t tarry long
in Los Ongeles. They came near
beating their telegrams home. Mr.
Spencer Gray, very popular lounge
car attendant has got. the right at.
titude about things. He says, “Hit
'em, hit 'em hard, hit ‘cm low, come
on girls, take it slow.’’ We wonder
what that cow cost Mr. Gray and
his pal* that they brought at Jim
Bell’s last week. Keep hitting Mr.
Gray, some party.
We welcome the Union Pacific a
lounge car attendant, what has
made good. It is Mr. Gaines T.
Bradford, former newspaper editor.
He is on the Los Angeles Challen
ger. We wish him lots of success.
Mr. Chippie Johnson, secretary
of the Bellview Press of which Mr.
Alfred Baldy” Langley is presi.
dent is making a reputation for
himself as a great reporter. Keep
up the good work ('hippie.
What a gay looking bunch of
fellows that went on President Jef.
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That’s the way to bring about
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Remember, the kidneys often
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FEW husbands can understand
why a wife should turn from a
pleasant companion into a shrew
for one whole week in every month.
You can say "I'm sorry" and
kiss and make up easier before
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crew. I heard that he was the an.
nouncer at the Ak.Sar Ben last
week. They say those twenty thou,
sand grape fruits had him announc
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Mr. Tea Bone how did you let a
man that can’t even balk bump you.
Oh, well, I won’t say who this
gentleman is, but I guess you felt
like bumping too. But not the way
you was bumped. ,
Well boys,, waiters come and
waiters go. A loft of the boys are
bidding Mr. U. P. fare thee well.
Most of them will spend the winter
in the beautiful national capitol,
Washington, D. C., from which they
sojourn on to that great Metropol s
city of Florida, Miami. Wherever
you may be don’t forget the U. P.
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read “On the Rails.” Mail or bring
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