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You have everything to gain and nothing to lose under this positive money back guarantee so get Cystex from your druggist today for only Sac. 1. C. C. ex. for N. S. ROTHERY CLEANING SPECIAL ONE-PIECE PLAIN DRESSES MEN’S SUITS LADIES’ PLAIN JACKET SUITS LIGHT TOPCOATS LADIES PLAIN SPRING COATS Except White or Fur Trimmed PQFF ONE PLAIN SKIRT OR TROUSERS CLEANED FREE I KLL WITH EACH $1.00 ORDER FREE—“Moth-Seal’' Hags or Free Storage for Cloth Winter Coats Cleaned Now at Our Regular PriceB (Not Special Prices.) Pur Coats, values to $100, Cleaned and Cold Stored, $4.50 ROTHERY CLEANERS 2515-17-19 CUMING ST. JA. 7383 “...AND WHEN I GROW UP—” HE’LL NEED GOOD EYESIGHT TO MAKE HIS DREAMS COME TRUE • PROTECT HIS EYES NOW —WITH AN I. E. S. LAMP! Guard your school children's eyes from the haz ards oi straining and squint ing in poor light . . . Light Condition your home! It costs little to enjoy soft, glareless light irom an I. E. S. lamp and to protect precious sight through the years to come. Day and night, while communities are awake or asleep, Nebraska Power Company employees are on the Job. alert to any emergency . . . and con stantly maintaining, ior you, good electric service at low cost. live faeuffelte*... ELECTRICITY IS SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY Clinton Clark, Negro organizer of the Louisiana Farmers’ Union, has been thwarted, the National Fed eration for Constitutional Libert ies announced here this week. Clark, who was threatened with lynching after this arrest in Nat Citoches Parish July 27, has been released and given safe conduct a cross the border to Texas. Ten charges were placed against him alleging that he had collected funds for the union under false pretenses. He was an accredited of Jicer of the union and empowered to collect dues for the union. Of ficials of the union declared that Clark's record was clear and that When in NEW YORK For the Day, The Weekend or Permanently The HOTEL THERESA 7th fcve. ai 125th St FOR EXQUISITE LIVING distinctive location ... Ail outside rooms; luxurious suites. Restaurant and Bar. Every comfort and facility. Lari* rooms with prirat* bath •2.00 Single—*2.50 Double end op •1.50 Single—*2.00 Double md up Special Weekly & Monthly Ratet WALTER W. SCOTT. Manafrr Hotel THERESA 7«h **«. at 125»h St, New Yortt City Phan*i MOnumant 2*1700 the real reason for his arrest was that be had been successful in or ganizing the impoverished farm ers of Natchitoches Parish Protest To Justice Dept. Answering an appeal from the Louisiana Farmers’ Union for aid, the National Federation for Con stitutional Liberties sent two dele gates to the Civil Liberies Unit of the Department of Justice, togeth er with representatives of the Na tional Negro Congress and the Southern Negro Youth Congress. The delegation requested that the department take steps to secure Clark’s release and to assure him safe conduct out of Natchitoches Parish. The Federation was informed the next day of a report from the Attorney General’s office in Lou isiana that Clark had been releas ed on personal bond and taken saf ely to Texas. Upon hearing of Clark’s release the Federation declared that its “success in this case Is new evid ence of the value of an organiza tion which can coordinate the act ivities of farm, church, labor, rac ial fraternal and civic groups in defense of civil liberties in the Un ited States, The release of Clark is regard ed as a tremendous victory not only for the farmers of Louisiana but for farmers throughout the South who are now being subject ed to an unprecedented wave of violence and intimidation. WHITE SLAYER OF NEGRO SOUGHT Columbia, S. C-, Sept. 12 (ANP) A $100 reward was posted her© last week for the capture of a white man wanted for the slaying ol' Frank Alexander, a taxicab dri ver of Camden. Alexander was shot to death last Thursday night and his body dragged Into a cornfield 10 mil es from Camden. The taxi then was driven toward Sumter high way where it was abandoned be causo of engine trouble. Sheriff McLeod said the .ilayer was thought to be a white man be tween 25 and 30 years of age, with a slight figure and shallow complexion. Aimed with a .32 pistol, he was wearing dark trous ers and a white shirt when last seen, the sheriff said. 5th Column Muscling Way Into Fooball Ra lk Omaha, Nebr„ Sept. 21 (Special —The “fifth column" ig muscling its way even into the college foot ball ranks. When Marquette and Creighton meet here October IS) in the lat ter s Homecoming game, a delega tion from Milwaukee—Marquette’s home front—will be In the stad ium stands, cheering for Creight on. The group will be composed of Creighton alumni who have signified their intention of seeing the battle. With other alumni re siding in Wisconsin and Illinois, the group will meet in Chicago (Normandy House) the evening of September 25 to lay their On to Omaha plans. PUSHKIN’S GRAND SON DIES IN RUSSIA Moscow, Sept. 19 (ANP> Gregori Puslhkin, grandson of the celebrated Russian poet, died here last week at the ag of’71. Des cended from a noted African sol dier, Abraham Hannibal, Pushkin also 'had a brilliant military car eer, serving actively in the first World War and later after the Russian Revolution as communi cations’ officer in the Red Army. Most recently he had worked in the manuscript department of the Lenin Library in Moscow. (CAREY’S) STORE WITHOUT A NAME 2806 North 26th St. Mr. L. B. Carey Wishes To Announce to the Public, that His Store is Open AH Day. Same Reasonable' Prices. Full Line of Groceries. 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