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Residence WE. 2864
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Butchered Hogs For Sale, Davis
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USED CLOTHING_
Used coats, dresses, and formats
For Sale, priced low, Ready-To
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HOUSES FOR RENT
2792 Miami. 5 Room All Modern
Duplex $17. Key at HA. 6998.
ROOMS FOR RENT
For Rent, 6 Room House, also one
Front Room,—WE. 2365.
KITCHENETTE Apt. 2705 Ohio.
FOR RENT—Room for Couple—
AT. 0748.
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For Rent, modem rooms, 2520
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Furnished Room For Rent, 2520
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FOiTrENT—Room, WE. 2217
APT FOR RENT, WE. 2365.
3 Furnished Rooms For Rent,—
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Williams.
2 Nice furnished or unfurnished
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For Rent—4 room apt., all modern
Call WE. 3030.
Rooms For Rent, downstairs or
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modern. WE. 0718.
FOR RENT—3 Room Apt. WE.
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Apt For Rent, WE. 2365.
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\pt for Rent—2527 Rlondo St.
House For li nt and Apartment
For Rent, WE. 2365._
Room For Rent, call evenings We.
0360.
Room For~Rent^ We 2217, 2520
Patrick Avenue.
furnished Kitchenette HA. 6672
pt. for Rent, 2226 Ohio after 2.
2 Rooms for Rent, JA- 2607.
FOR RENT—3 room modern apt
2226 Ohio St., JA 0682.
Furnished Apt., 3 rooms, private
bath, 2517 Miami St., WE. 3653.
Front Room, modern WE. 1024.
FOR RENT—A four room Apt.
An Apt. for Rent, WE. 2366
For Rent, 2 apts. WE. 2737.
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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
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OMAHA, NEBRASKA
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Entered as Seccitd Class Matter Maxh 15. 1927, at
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ernment by consent of the govern
ed does not apply to them. They
know that they are disfranchised
and subjected to economic an i
racial repressions and oppressions
and generally decitizenized.
Because of these things they
know that a gnawing cancer is
eating at the vitals of American
democracy and that these things
‘undermine the very foundations
of democratic effort”.
A CALL FOR SINCERITY—
They are baffled and confused,
and view with extreme skepticism
th© prattlings of those who de
claim so loudly and so eloquently
as they pay tribute to the bless
ings of liberty, freedom and dem
ocracy in a republican form of
government.
They wonder why the enlight
ened Christian citizenship of this
country, and our American states
men, do not rise up, denounce and
expose present day hypocrisies
which are threatening the very
foundations of true democracy.
An ounce of sincerity of purpose
to do away with these prosciptinns
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will outweigh a ton of abstraction
and pretense. It will hearten and
encourage the 12,000,000 men,
women and children of the Ne
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and contribute to that national
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• • •
L. C.—Those women that I have
it. mind, I wish to know if my
husband is going with them? Does
this child belong to him? Now I
an> wondering abo.it this and it
worries me and I wan; the truth?
Ans: The truth >s thai he don’t
go with them—ne.'cr has beei
whh them and doesn’t intend to
either. You are worrying about
r.i thing—he does speak to them,
bn' that is all. Therc is absolute
,/ no reason for yn.f vnry rg a
bo .t his cheating ior he is living I
tin* to you at this time. You
have a good husband.
******
G. M.—Vvhere should I go for
the most success} l have two
different places in mind and feel
i i. decided ?
Ans: I suggest that you choose
NEW ORLEANS—the other place
you have in mind wouldn’t benefit
you any at all. You will find a
job in New Orleans and get by
very well during the winter and
suggest that you make the change
right away.
******
F. B. C-—I have been home for
the holidays every since the 20th
of December and^vonder if I
should return as my mother desir
es for me or marry this man who
is after me right now?
Ans: Go back to school child
and finish up in June. A few
more months won’t make an awful
lot of difference it is true— but
it makes exactly enough difference
in having a college education and
not having one. Do not let any
one persuade you to quit now. And
another thing—you don’t love this
man in question—he won’t be your
husband.
******
A. E. M.—Do you think this boy
I am going with will marry pip
before the baby is born?
Ans: It is up to you and your
people to see that he does so. H
won’t be big enough to offer to
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marry you—but under the circum
stances, you should demand it
right away. _ , .
******
S. N. S-—My son’s wife seems
to love him but she is pampered
and spoiled as he gives over 'to
her all the time. I very seldom
see her and she doesn’t seem to
like me? Will they be happy?
Ans: Yes—they will be very
happy together. You are acting
wisely in not staying around them
too much until they become ac
i customed to one another. She
\ likes you, but feels that you res
ent her to some extent. It is my
suggestion that you do nice things
for her and let her know that you
care for her whenever you are a
round them. Never pry in their
affairs or side with your son and
she will always love you
(Cont’nued on pagt-U-SrM)
Art, THE HARD WAY”
Artist Horace Pippin paints a
portrait of Marion Anderson ss
his wife mends. From the feature
“Alt the Hard Way,” in the .Jan
uary 17th issue of Friday magaz
ine.
♦♦
New York—“Art the Hard Way
by Jerome Klein”, one of Ameri
ca’s leading art critics, in the Jan
uary 17th issue of Friday magaz
ine out next Friday, tells of the
courage and hardship of Horace
Pippin, Negro artist, and his strug
gle to become the outstanding
painter he is today.
W'hen Horace Pippin was ship
ped home from France in 1919
with his right arm strapped to his
side, it seemed a dead certainty
that he was through for life —
even though he did have a Croix
de Guerre. His army doctors ad
mitted he was fit for no man’s
work.
For ten years he could do noth
ing but remember and fume—un
til one day an idea struck him
He had found a way, crippled
though he was, to paint a»rain.
Patiently and painfully he worked
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—until the painting he had labor
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Today, with his paintings .shown
in the great art galleries, he can
look upon his achievement as hav
ing been wed worth the tireless
and painstaking effort it cost him,
and if ever a man has pulled him
self up by his own boot straps to
achieve the impossible, Horace
Pippin is that man,
Friday’s exclusive feature
supplemented by candid photo
graphs of this fine artist showing
his technique—and the painting
which brought widespread critical
acclaim.
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