THE GUIDITE CLUB
Talent Night To Be
A Big Feature of Party
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EJveny parent of every Guidite is
urged to be present for the gala
light of November 13th when the
youth of Omaha will be on parade.
Talent galore will be presented for
the Joy of each parent.
Bvenry child who has a talent is
eligible to enter into the mam
month evening of talent display.
All will be divided into their res
pective divisions with the winners
of each division receiving a prize
for their efforts.
Those who ane eligible are as
follows: Soloists, instrument play
ers of all kinds, drawing, painting
sewing of all kinds and any other
talent worthy of consideration.
Aside from this mammouth pro
gram of talent each Guidite will
enjoy an evening of eats and re
freshments.
Watch next weieks paper for
place.
Nqw that the ban is off the
Guidite elub can put on full steam
ahead in preparing for the Guid
ite party, it come to light that
along with refreshmens and sweets
that will be enjoyed by all little
Guidites Uncle Gil plans to feature
talent night. A night in which ev
ery Guidite that can do something
will be give* an opportunity to
show off his wares: dance, sing,
speech, poem writing, paintings,
drawing*, instrument playing, aero
batics, goartettes, anything that
comes Hnderr the caption of talent.
Every Guidite who has a talent
and would like to take part in this
night of talent will please come to
the office of the Omaha Guide and
register their name and the part
they wish to take on the program.
All the various activities will be
grouped and prizes given to the
winners.
Now dear Gu di es let’s get going
and show oar parents what we can
do.
Questions
1. For what purpose are the
Baling Car waiters holding- a con*
fkrewse?
2. Ifha addressed the Dining Car
waHew mass meeting?
3. What is the purpose of the
newly f•rout'd Negro National
Counail ?
4. What organization of grown
ups will Mfcmm to childhood Friday
evening m a childrens party?
6. Whew wiW the Guidite club hold
its party ?
A ne wer*
1. To twang into being a national
organization.
t. Hon. A. Pliillip Randolph.
t. To ooordinate all organiza
tion* In Omaha for better economi
cal and iw.aial conditions of the Ne
gi-o.
4. The Quack club.
A. November 13th.
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Keeping His Word
“My deal-,” said a business man
to his wife, as he was starting for
the office, “don’t expect me home
very early tonight, as I have to
dictate 26 letters.”
‘‘All right,” was the response,
“but I wish you wouldn’t work so
hard.”
He left his office at the usual
hour and went to the club and sat
down at the card table with three
others.
Just a mement, you fellows, be
for we deal the cards I’ve got to
keep my word with my wife. One
of you must take down what I dic
tate. “ABCDEFGHIJKL
MNOPQRSTUVWXYZ.
There, those lettes are off my
mind.”
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Who Knows?
1. Who wrote the piano piece
‘Narcissus?”
2. In what opera by Verdi is the
aria, “Caro Iome’ti sung? By which
character is it sung?
3. Who is the composer of the
Indian song ‘By the Waters of
Minnetonka ?”
4. Who wrote the famous Hun
gar ion Rhapsodies?
Answers
1. EtheJbert Navin
2. Rigoletto. It is sung by Gilda
3. Thurlow Lieurance
4. Franz Liszt
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Jokes
“Why is a beefsteak like a loco
motive?”
‘ Mah goodness man; ah kain’t
tell you!”
“Because it’s no good without it’s
tender.”
Cat or Dog
An English merchant was dining
with a Chinese Mandarin, when it
struck him that perhaps the dish
he had eaten so heartily might have
been stewed cats, for he heard that
they ate cats in China. The China
man didn’t know English, so his
guest anxiously pointing to the
dish inquired: ‘'Meow, meow?”
‘‘No, no,” he said. ‘Bow bow.”
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Jncle Gil Offers Prize
For Best Scrapbook
Uncle Gil will give a prize of one
dollar to the Guidite member who
turns in to him the most complete
scrapbook carrying dippings of !
questions and answers as may be ®
found on the Gudite page each
week. Included in scrapbook aside
from questions and answer^ there
must also be found articles of an
educational nature, as may be
fc-und on Guidite page for example,
“Facts About Boulder Dam,” in
order to be eligible for the prize.
Uncle Gil hopes to be able to
find a Guidite who has a complete
scrapbook dating back to the be
ginning of the Guidite elect cover,
ing questions and answers on Ne
gro history, music, articles under
the caption of the Guidite World of.
Music, by Miss Ethel Jones, Arith
metic questions rnd answers, poems
etc. Now dear Guidites if you have
failed to keep a scrapbook get
busy and start one for it may be
you that will receive a brand new
crisp new dollar bill from Uncle
Gil for the most complete scrap
book. This offer will close on the
25th of October.
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Come to Louis Larsen’s Garage
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The Guidite World
of Music
By Miss Ethel Jones
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Interesting Happening and
Activities in the World of Music
Tho oldest organ, perhaps in all
the world has been discovered at
Acquincurfl, a former Roman settle
ment, now a suburb of Budapest.
An attached tablet states that
the instrument was made in 228 A.
D. Its two wind chambers and fifty
two pipes have been renovated, and
it probably plays as well as ever.
Strangely enough, one row of pipes
was supplied with what are techni
cally known as tuning rings, which
modem organ builders have thou
ght to be a rectnt invention.
Edwin Arthur Kraft has cele
brated his thirtieth anniversary as
organist of Trinity Cathedral of
Cleveland, Ohio. On this occasion
the musical organizations of the
city united in paying homage to one
who has contributed so much to the
cultural life of the community.
Miss Emma Thursby, one of the
ost brilliant sopranos of the last
quarter of the last century who
died in 1931, is to have a memorial
in the form of a music building for
Moravian Seminary and college,
Bethlehem, Pa., founded in 1742 as
the first boarding school for girls
in the American colleges and where
Miss Thursby attended as a young
sudemt. The building is provided by
a gift of $125,000 from Miss Ina
L. Thursby, sister of the great
singer. Besdes its school uses, it
will serve as a civic center and a
place of rehearsal for the famous
Bach choir of Bethlehem.
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YOU AND TODAY
In every rising of the sun
Think of your life as just begun.
The past has ceased and buried
deep
The yesterdays. There let them
sleep.
Concern yourself with but today.
Grasp it and teach it to obey
Your plan and will. Since time |
began
Today has been the friend of man.
You and today! A soul sublime
And the great heritage of time.
With God Himself to bind the twain
Go forth, brave heart! Attain!
Attain! I
—Anon.
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OMAHA, NEBRASKA
At Boulder Dam
Summary
The driving of 110 tunnels and
shafts, whose aggregate length is
more han seven miles. Placing of
sufficient concrete to build a walk
five feet wide from the North to
the South Poles.
Erection of 2,000,000 pound
gates, 14 foot butter fly valves, 7
foot needle valves.
Furnishing of sufficient quantity
of materials to form a train from
the Dam to Kanas City, Mo., is by
far the highest in the world.
Has a larger volume than the
Great Pyramid.
Contains two miles of shafts and
galleries .Was cooled to tempera*
tures ponsideftebR below atmos
pheric while being built.
Fifty two trucks, 150 passenger
carry’s a 29 mile railway system,
a mess hall that served 6,500,000
meals, cableways of 25 ton capacity
whoso end towers traveled along
the canyon rims, a cableway of
transporting 200 ton loads. Is as
high as a 34 story building. Con
tains two cylindrical gates, 32 feet
in diameter.
Weighs 88,000,000 pounds requir
ed 76 miles of welding rod in con-1
struction. Was ex rayed at welded
joints requiring 26 miles of film.
Has a miximum diameter of 30
feet 2 and three fourth inches
thickness and a 24 foot length wei
ghed as much as two steam loco
mot ivts.
Lake Mead filled to capacity will
be 585 feet deep and 115 miles long. ;
Will contain enough water to cover
Connecticut 10 feet deiep or to sup j
ply 5,000 gallons of water to every
person in the world.
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octoubu
October gave a party
And invited every tree
To send as many children
As she could conveniently.
They came by dozens and hundreds j
Each one so gaily dressed;
In red and brown or yellow,
A very happy guest.
Do you want to see the. party
When you go out to play?
Just watch the pretty leaves drop
down
This bright October day.
The
QUESTION
BOX
1. Who are the Eskmos?
2. Do the Eskimos reside only in
Alaska?
3. What individual type of Es
kimos reside in the neighborhood of
Coronation Gluf?
4. What is one theory concerning
this group?
6. What culture trails differen
tiafce the Eskmos from other inhab
itants of the continent?
Answers
1. A group of American Abor
rigines, who with the Albeuth coni
prise the Eskimoan linquist stock.
2. No. They inhabit varous scat
tered islands and coast regions, ex
tending from the east coast of Si
beria westward to Greenland.
3. The blond or copper Eskimo,
a vastly different type, appearing
to be half caste, yet wholly Eski
mo in language and customs.
4. One theory, mentioned by a
Scandinovan Explorer, that these
Eskimos are descendants of early
Scandinavians explorers or Green
land Norsemen.
5. The typical traits include
camping on sea ice, feeding on
seal meat in the winter and on
land animals in the summer; also
the use of the kogak, bow-drill and
dog sledges.
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