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WANTED: Licensed Janitor, Good
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BENEFIT SHOP, 711 SO. 16TH ST.
SCHOOL DAYS WILL SOON BE
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For further information call AT.
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ROOMS. APTS FOR RENT
First Class Furnished room for men
only—Phone AT. 7837.
Furnished Room for Rent. 2807 X.
24th St.. WE. 2217.
FOR RENT A modern Room,-Cal;
HA. 1368 between 4 and 9 p. m.
FOR RENT, nicely furnished Room
on ear line for man only, Call AT.
6988.
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. .-. . - .all the smmer clubs
closed and all the quick stepping
waiters located in town now.
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| stone hotel going over big.
I Fontenelle hotel waiters taking
very good care of the fall trade.
The two front doormen, Mr. J.
Donley and Mr. John Dallas giving
everything they got with a smile.
RR. boys serving the traveling
public in a very fine way.
The Omaha Guide on top with all
of the news. Subscribe Today!
Some of the boys cashed in very
heavily on the world’s series as the
NY. Yanks are not champions any
more.
Mr. Johnnie Malloy has not been
seen in Omaha’s Harlem for some
time.
Brother John Evans on the job
at the Rome Hotel.
Roy Glenn one of the Paxton ho
tel’s quick steppers.
Mr. George Thomas at a North
side business house making the
salesmen sit up and take notice.
Mr. Leonard Owens doing busin
ess with a northside dentist.
Mr. Pierson and Mr. Buford on
the job at the army and navy room
it the Paxton hotel
AA'e all would like very much to
see Mr. Dorsey and Mr. Pace.
Are you a member of the NAACP?
If not. why not?
THE WEEK—
General B. O. Davis in London.
Merchant Ship, Booker T. Wash
ington launched, with Marian And
erson doing the honors.
FLASH! Daughters of American I
Revolution invite Marion Anderson I
to sing in Constitution Hall in
Washington, D. C. Time brings
many changes and how!!! * ' j
Ernie Fields orchestra and show
in Omaha.
- i
Chicago White Sox defeated the
?nbs three games in city series.
Louis Conn Bout called off.
Anti-poll tax bill being pushed to
l vote. |
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Two very prominent newspapers ,
he Chicago Sun and the St. Louis j
J°*t Dispatch praise victory edit- *
On of the Chicago Defender. Now
et’s all give them a hand.
Ritz Taxi cabs on the up ani go
Jl the time and Mr. Pierce very ac- '
:ive. 1
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Jim Bell walking very good.
i
Mr. Mayo the barber always has
i firm look on his face.
Mrs. Allie Smith favors some
lady lodge members by taking their
dues and paying them to the Secre
tary at the Masonic hall.
Bud Green forced Mr. Taylor to
pay a BB. bet to H. Smith. the
two Killings worth brothers, looked
on and smiled.
Mrs. Lever Powell enjoyed a six
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week visit with her daughter \nd
grandson at 2217 Ohio St. She left
for her home on Oct. 5th at lndi
pendence, Mo.
Catholic Bishop hits racial dis
crimination.
Urban League plans equal rights
drive!
Ned Moore on 24th and Grant St.
Wings Over Jordan has a large
audience.
Sam Grevious in Cleveland, Ohio.
Lee Washington listens to WO’.u
Series baseball games.
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St. Louis Caids shut out N. "S.
Yankees at h°me.
Omaha Guide very aiuch out in
front with the news.
Jasper Cole on 24th and Lake St.
Lloyd Hunter orchestra has a new
bus.
Von Richard Trumble on the sick
list.
Stanley Goosby already for the
opening of the pheasant season.
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church mem- J
bers very busy improving their '
church building.
—
Elias Hunter carries a pleasant
smile at all times.
Roscoe Knight and Cornelius Ben
nett, t°P chauffers of Omaha.
Musician head waiter has the ap
pearance of a NY. business man '
visiting a Florida winter resort in
his palm beach uniform.
Dr. Wesley Jones on a very quick
step at all times.
M. M. Devereaux's house has a
pew dress on and his brothers trail
er is up to the minute.
Between the Lines
(Continued from page 1)
serve as a crude measure of the
probability of World War HI.
If the NAACP cou d somehow
crystalize a sentiment through the
Negro press for this mixed regiment
it would make one of its most sub
stantial contributions to the cause
if the Negro and democracy. C jr
tainly there are white news that
would join in such a movement.
W hether we get the mixed regiment |
ir not we certainly need one to ep
itomize the struggling spirits of ly
ing men. A pound of democracy in
practice is worth a ton Of democ
■acy in theory.
CHAT .JOE LOUIS MI DDLE
It was one of the ha; piest devel
opments when Secretary of War
-'Jimson stepped into the propo.-vo
roe Louis-Conn fight. He halted it
md we hope it will stay halted. It
s greatly to be feared that som*»
>ody is bent on handing over the
championship to some white hope!
rhe military setting for Joe's traili
ng and the absence of Chappy
Mackburn make the time unprop
titious for Joe, our fistic idol. Joe
leserves a better fate. It would be
nuch better for him to hand over
he crown and go down in history
is one of the greatest than to have
:Ome stage set whereby he can be
mocked off by some third rater.
We do not want the fair face of
iis fame to be scarred by some un
lappy incident that may cloud a
irilliant career. Joe is too fine to
>e muddled at this late day by those
ividently bent on commercializing
lis fame and prowess. Joe is a |
Heal ticket for not a few and it
ivould be unfortunate to turn him
over to them for unlimited exploit
ation. It begins to look as if JOe
dad better check Out while the
checking is good.
With prejudice as rampant as it
is in this country it takes no sage
to understand how irksome it must
be for Joe to keep on beating and
battering his way to fame and for
tune both of which he has had full
measure. Some way must be foynd
to sara Joe Louis from his exploit
ers. Secretary Stlmsoa has done
Joe and the cauae a great service.
It is our hope that Joe will stay out
of the ring until he is hie own boss.
Th« press that popularized Jos and
his pugilistic prowes is ready for
the next man as can be seen in the
subtle satisfaction evinced in tell
ing the "Joe Louis—is—slipping" j
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“VICTORY” FOR THE WINNER
NEW YORK—Anne Jeffers, Princeton, N. J. leads Victory Son of
Nlsie after he was given to President Ira G. Payne (right) of The
. ,m. riean Jersey Cattle Club by Theodore G. Montague (left) Presi
< cr.t of the Borden Company. Victory goes to the Waterloo Dairy
Cattle Congress in Iowa, where he will be presented to Robert Houston.
. ri. Tupelo. Mississippi, national winner in-the Victory Elsie contest.
Robert sent in the signatures of 18,208 sponsors.
THREE WORKERS FOR EACH RETURNED PRISONER
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< ■ : 1EGXE. FLAXCE—Three French able-bodied workers must go
to Germany to work in order that on wounded French prisoner be
released. These are the wounded prisoners returning. The inscriptions
would make it appear that the returning soldiers are cheering Petain
and Laval. When the train arrived, the workers were waiting at the
station to take the train back to Germany.
. MINI 1 mI'llmi,■ 1'11 .11 I mu ...u.. .. 1 .. ... ...
stories. The press means no ham.;
t is the way of heroes. The world
s not favorable to heroes of too
long tenure. Joe beware!
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HANDY WANTS MORE CREAT
IVE MUSIC;
STARS OF TOMORROW
CONCERT HELD AT TOWN
HALL
New York <C)..‘‘Next year, I
want to see more creative music",
said the famed musician, W. C.
Handy after the 3d Annual Stars of
Tomorrow Concert was finished.
The concert was presented by the
Woman’s Council of the New York
Urban League and W. C. Handy
I with Arnold C. deMille as director,
| and was presented at Town Hail,
September 27th as a variety concert,
j The program included an original
compisotion written by two Phila
delphians, Mrs. DuTrieuille and Mrs
Harris, entitled "Hail Ye America”,
sung by the Young Peoples’ Choir
of Abyssinian Baptist Church, a na
tive Afro-Cuban number, Babalu by
Ruth Paseur and a song dedicated
to Joe Louis, written by Ismay An
drews, "Brown Soldier Boy" and
sung by Prances Benson. Another
original composition was sung by
Charles Smith, baritone called "Dari
ing". It was written by Prances
Kraft Reckling, music teacher.
Stars of Tomorrow showed New
York that there are many talented
musicians in the Negro race and
we are looking forward to their 4th
concert next September.
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