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*n PAYS TO ADYEF^SE IT PAYS TO SHOP For whatever you have to sell, 01 for whatever you want to buy— EN THESE COLUMNS FOR RENT 8 Room House for 2 Families, All Modem. $25.10 per month- Available to Party able to buy furnishings at 8250.90 cash. 2204 Maple Street Call evenings JA. 6416 One Apart ment Now Rented for $25.00 Per month. FOR SALE 5 Rooms, partly modern, paved street. Close to 3 car lines. Call WE. 2908. Mrs- Esther A meruit, 2227 Ohio St. FOR RENT a 3 room Apt WE. 2385. PmPEFENSE BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS /'BONDS AND STAMPS LAUNDRIES & CLEANERS EDHOLmT SHERMAN S401 North 24th WE. 6065 EMERSON LAUNDRY <324 North 24th St. WE. 10J» ——— WANT TO — Furniture of all kinds—dreaders, beds, end tables, chairs and cheat of drawers or complete home— apartment furnishings. Kettles and mshes. Sell Og yours. IDEAL Furniture Mart. 24th & Lake Street—WE 2224 Join—Reliable Friendship Club— j'or Pleasure. Send Dime for men tershjp blank. H. Brookes, 317 Wendell. Chicago, HL FUNERAL DIRECTORS THOMAS FUNERAL HOME 2022 Lake St. W Easter 209? BRONCHIAL COUGHS! Dae Te Colds or Iroackiof Irri+trHoa Stop tocav at any good drug store and asx for a bottle of Bucxiey s CANAD10L Mixture [triple acting Take a coupie of sips at bedtime, -eoi its nstant powerful affective action spread thru throat, nead ana bronchial tubes. I: starts at once to iooser up thick, cnofcing phlegm, soothe raw memoranes and make breathing easier • Don't wait—get Buckleys Canadioi today. You get relief instantly. Only aso—ail druggists. Did You Place Your FALSE TEETH In a Glass Last Night? Thousand* do and wonder why their den ture* remain dull and named — why thev suffer with offending denture breath They fail to realize that water alone >s not a cleans tag agent - but new there s a great formula part acted by • dentist, called Stera-iCieen that thorough jv deans false teeth like magic no brushing Simply put a little Scera-Kieen rowper in a giasa ot water—«aan your teeth - bow they sparkle, •re really clean anc took like the day your dentist said. “Don't they look natural’" Try «t> 30« At ait druggists. #!G Firmer » Recipe Mix A'lenra and Lemon Juice to get auick relief from pains of rheumatics ana neuraigus Druggists have A: ienna — grocers have (emont. DO YOU Sore taooble with jaax amat? Do (toe? peacuo soc ireei? aac. stack too »» between me tooe? Do tike? acse and bars? Are eoo ccjw or Althelm a Foot? Ter to? LD1—in amauag aeer tomato guaranteed to snog ro bot—or doable roar mono? bodd EASY TO USE— ease to b^s yet U>J' - 1 PHONE ATLANTIC 1689— 984 N. 25th ST. The WAITERS’ COLUMN (BY H. W. SMITH) WE. 6458 The RR boys are very much out in front giving good service to the traveling public. Mr. George Dean. Mr. Luther Johnson. Mr. [Gordon Hopkins. Mr. Felix Metoy er. Mr. Bill Taylor, Mr. Roy Mc [Calister and Mr. Bill Norman and Mr. Rodney Williams are top ser vice men. The Omaha Club waiters are very much on the job, giving very fine service. The Fontenelle waiters up to the minute in taking care of the very fine guest. Brother John Evans is the man of the hour at the Rome hotel. Do you know the Omaha Guide is always for the uplifting of the race. Now waiters let all of us do our part in helping to win the war— as it is our job to be very mind ful of what we are going through as things may be very different when the war is over. The race horse head waiter and the very fine crew at the Paxton Hotel are always up and going and doing things to improve the serv ice. The White Horse Inn is on the front line at all times on service. The Cottonwood room at the Blaekstone is going over big at all i times, and the streamlined room service man. Mr. Avant is a rapid fire shot on any party 3mall Or large. THE WEEK A conference was held in Wash ington March 16 to work out a plan to abolish the poll tax. Tuskegee Institute trying to j PACE ROBESON CONFINED TO HOSPITAL FOR THROAT AILMENT Tacoma. Wash.. March 20 (ANP) A throat ailment caused Paul Robe son. noted singer, tc cancel his concerts for the next two weeks. He is confined to a hospital here. JACKSON 0288 FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO. Local and Long Distance MOVING 1107 Howard. W. W. Koller, Mgr. Gross JEWELRY is LOAN CO. phone JA-4635 formerly at 24th and Erskine St. NEW LOCATION— 514 N. 16th ST. raise four hundred dollars for the P.ed Cross. FBI arrest ex-Omahan—charges he sent threats to an actress. Nitti Capone gangster shoots himself. Wo. Garrison, Nebraska farmer hangs himself in corn crib. Fire Chief JOs. W Martin of St. Louis, Mo., killed and 9 firemen injured in fighting a fire. Women doctors plead to Con gress for a chance to go to the front. Henry Ford nearing So years old spends half of each day in asking question and making suggestions Read the Omaha Guide and keep pace with the crowd. Two white men get ten years in prison for rapeing a colored girl. Negro teachers at white school in Biloxi and Gulfport, Miss. Draft to take 600.000 in 1943. — Dr. A. Clayton Powell .pastor of Abyssinia Baptist church in NT., city to run for congress. Sgt. Arthur Freeman wins sold ier medal for saving- an 8 year oid white girl from drowning. County Judge Southard dies very suddenly. Union Services well attended at Zion Baptist Church and the Ush ers were up to the minute handl ing the very large crowd. Now let us give them a .good hand. Omaha had the largest snow cf the winter and as the 21st was the first day of spring it was melting very fast. Hr. Carl Monroe entertains a lady friend at a northside busin ess house and Prof. Campbell, one of the high powered salesmen was giving quick service with a smile and how! Sunday school Supt. C. B. Wilks and his lovely family group were all smiiee when they met Mrs. De Loch and this writer when Sunday School was over. The boys at the Lake Street Fire barn continue to keep every truck and all the building very neatly shined. Sunday, March 2 lot was greater Men s Day at Clair Chapel. The Rev. Chas. Favors was the guest speaker at the morning service, and a more wonderful sermon could not have been preached by Jo hnWesley the founder of Meth odiam. and the streamlined Choir rendered some very lovely song-. We all enjoyed having Rev. Crow der of the 29th St Bajtist church In the afternoon. Rev. F. C. Wil liams pastor of Zion Baptist Church and Assistant pastor of Clair Chapel, delivered very lovely sermon and it was a very earnest Christian fellowship enjoyed by all and we should all give Mr. Rey nolds a good brotherly hand. We should all keep in mind to trade with the business houses of HELP US! HELP THE POOR CALL— THE VOLUNTEERS of AMERICA JAckson 2290 15th A Chicago •***t*t*t*t*+a**m9a0t*t <*m* - HOTEL OLGA NEW YORK CITY 695 Lenox Avenue (Comer 145th Street! Select Family and Touris* Hotel Running Hot and Cold Water in Each Room All Rooms Outside Exposure Subway and Surface Cars at Door; Rates Reasonable. ED. H. WILSON, Prop. TeL Aud 3-7920 FATHER VERY LOW SICK WANTS TO FIND DAUGHTER Mr. Homer D. Hightower and Mrs, Mae Laumpkin Hightower want to get in touch with their daughter. Miss Mary Lou Hightower. Anyne knowing the whereabouts of Miss Mary Lu Hightower, please get in touch with Mr. C. C. Galloway at The Omaha Guide office, 2420 Grant St., Phone Webster 1517. Times are getting tc-Ugher: But them upon the other hand. We’re treating Hitler rougher. So I don’t care how tough it gets, (For I want us to win) As long as our boys have the stuff With which to bomb Berlin: As long as for our enemy Things keep getting hotter I won’t kick because my coffee Tastes just like plain water. HI gladly yield to rationing Because of one December.— The Japs you know: they start ed it— At Pearl Harbor—remem be'? But now we're raising heck with them. Their troopships are annoying The papers are quite full of hcv. The-ir convoys we re destroying. And if we do oUr part back here. Hucfa sooner we will go. A marching down some well bombed street That leads to Tokio: Well kick Hirohito in the pants. We’ll darn near wreck his town: And how that Jap will hate to see His ’rising 3un’ go down. For just as Joseph Louis said. And I repeat wit hr ride. “We will win this war because We all fight on God’s side.” I Now that I’ve had my sav in verse. If this gives folks the blues. I’m sorry but must let it go For this week's Legion News. GIRLS ON THE STREFTS IN MEMORY OF BETTY LAWSON —the former writer of this col umn. who ceased March 27, 1941. I listen as I wake at night In my heart is a strange sweet thrill And memories do surge me bright. And we feel she is with us stilL "Those Sweethearts of Rhythm" had the moat beautiful Colored women in the band that I’ve ever seen—said Weddell Jenkins. “K God had of made anything more beautiful he would have kept it for Himself.” And we wants to add that Everybody really enjoy ed themselves. That was oniy gerat- At the Dreamland hall, sponsored by Lloyd Hunter. At the Elks club Monday night is where the Hearts of Rhythm changed stations. They were high ly partying with those cats. Thoie chics were drapped. Doris I. Newland was seen once again here in Bronzeville visiting from Washington where she is do ing Government work. Omaha Cats here on furlough-— Sargeant Leonard Wills. Sargeant Joe Brooks. Corporal Louie Whidby. _ RUMORS THAT— Ex Corporal Dewey Matthews go tthose two stripes exchanged I for no stripes for overstaying his LEGION NEWS (BY JCUU8 E. HILL) (Post Publicity officer) WHO SAID THAT? If all the members were like me oh what a Legion Post this would be:-Comrade Phil Barge. _ Legion Button—good; dues paid —better, membership card best of all:—Comrade Frank Austin. _ If we're going to do it let’s do it j MOW:—Comrade Shorty Glass. I’ll write the rest of this in verse But don t know why I should; As in old fashioned English Perhaps I'd do as good. In fact I’d do much bAter, And not try very hard. For here's one thing that’s cer tain; I’m truly not a bard. But what I want to say is this; our group and remember our Drs. when illness overtakes us and al ways keep in mind that the labor er is worthy of his hire. We can keep our group Out in front by making good our promises and it wiu. keep a lovely smile on their faces and keep the service very much improved and we hope to see oUr business men up to the minute on taking very good care of their trade as more sustomers means more salesmen and neatly kept stock on the shelves attracts the eyes of people trading. — SOCIAL MOTES FAREWELL PARTY The Glenn L. Martin, third shift j final assembly gave a farewell Thursday, March 18th- sponsor- j Party at the American Legion ha’l | ed by Bob Murray and J. Milsap. 1 in honor of Herbert McCaw andj John Manager who were SBcEucted j into our armed forces. william Mitchell, Reporter. — A VERY SPEEDY RECOVERY Miss Viola Seay, daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. James Seay of “192 I Maple Street, underwent an oper ation at the St. Katherine’s Hos pital for apendicitis. Viola was j seriously ill a couple of weeks a go hut she is now going to school in the best of ehaltb. While in the hospital many friends visited her and brought things to cheer \ her up. She is very grateful for every- j thing. CHTOCH OF THE LIVING GOD 1906 North 24th St. Rev. S. K. Nichols. Pastor Rose Oliver. Reporter Sundays chool .._......9:43 tat. Morning Service ...... 11:30 am. YPPC. ....S pm | Evening Service • -__ .7:30 pm i Wednesday night Service 7:30 pn: Friday night Women 's Work . .. -.. ..8 00 Pm ; We had grand service all day i Sunday. We had a lovely attend- j ance of 24 pupils. Our pastor j preached a wonderful sermon Sun ! day morning, which we enjoyed very much. We were glad to have with us all day Rev. Gast. Sunaay morning he gave us several beauti ful selections which was highly up- ! predated. Sunday night wfe had a grand time in the Lord. Our Ji. Choir sang beautiful. Also sister ■ Mcsely gave us several beautiful : Selections. Then our pastor preach ed us an inspiring sermon. The spirit ran high. We had a number ' of visitors present. Our pastor's text for Sundae. • March 28. 1943 will be "Endeivcr ing to keep the unity of the Spirit : in the bond of peace.” Sunday j night 'Now the Spirit Speak eta expressly, that in the latter tunes some shall, depart from the faita." Come out and hear these sermons. Don't forget Sunday is the Women Work Missionary Day Program. If you miss coming you will miss a treat. When: Sunday. March 2S. Time: 3 P. M. We are expecting Dr. E. J. Cain of Oklahoma City, Okla., Monday, March 29. He is truly a man of God. Sc come out and hear him. ^ If you suffer MONTHLY *N FEMALE FAIN You who suffer such pain with tired, nervous feelings, distress of “irregu larities’’—due to functional month ly disturbances—should try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound It bas a soothing effect on one of woman's most important oryarts. Also Sne stomachic tonic' Follow label directions. Worth trying LYP4A L PINKHAM’S £££$ I AWOL. I think he proposed to a certain chic while he was here. Private Oliver Hodge is now in Africa. What's he doing" Hi thinking of Harriet Green. He said that flame- will never go oat —In Africa. He don’t know how it's burning on this end. Sargeant Mclver of the Technic al Air Force school squadron, whrse home is in New York City, was setting up beautiful chics at a party in the Elks Club Monday night. In the party was other Sar geants and their chics. Ahem. Sgt. Mclver who is only tro handsome, is the nephew of Mrs. and Mr. D. S. Talbert. He will be in and out of Bronzeville every week end. Pvt Jimmy Seay who is also at Lincoln, has promsed Bronzeville and his wife the week ends— was out sporting Saturday night. He ! was sharp in his uniform. — Now that we have mentioned j the mentionable. let’s say a few , words for Korea Clark and her. ! Lieutenants. We is forced to a gree that those Pvts. and Sargeanrs are the lick but the Lieutenants are much more entertainers. No hard feelings. Kenneth from Detroit has sent a twelve by twelve picture of him self to Viola Seay. Wonder how does Hetman D. like his looks. Mr. Five by Five—better known as George Station is getting cheap er as the years go by. Much cab bage as he carries, he is afraid to spend a leaf off the roll on nice chics. Sad. Louise Wright who is at the air craft factory along with the other chics—really was togged Sat. nite. Her- coolrs were “Red” oh but she locked nice. _ Betty Montgomery Roundtree turned out the Blue House Satur day night when she was forced to Use an empty beer bottle over the head of a chics that the other cat picked. So unnecessary: While “stomp” Brown was here l ; was rumored that he asked J dan ita Winn how she would like a ring from him. Ahem.' —THAT’S ALL thig week— GIRLS on the STREETS. WITNESSES TESTIFY THAT TEXAS FARMER HITCHED NEGRO TO A PLOW AND BEAT HIM WITH WHIP Corpus Christi, Texas. March 21 (ANPi—According to government witnesses. 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Federal judges are holding Skro barcyzk and his 29 year old daugh ter on trial on an indictment charge of keeping Irwin in condi tions of slavery and peonage. A nearby ranch farmer. Lupe Kazan white- testified that he ha. twice seen Skrobarcyzk whip Irwin while a dairy farmer said that Ir win frequently came to his pi ice at night bleeding at the month and begging for food. A third witness. Agnes Tako quits white a former employee on the Skrobarcyzk far®, testified she had seen both Skroljarcyzk and huJ daughter strike Irwin with chains whips and clubs. She said Irwin lived in a chicken house and waa fed on flour and dry corn. LIGHTER | SZ drug stores. Use 7 days aa ^^R directed Satisfaction or «I*H. Atlanta Georgia. DU. FRED PALMER’S ^ SKIN WHITENER Thomas Kilpatrick &Co. For Yoar Upholstery Mystic Foam CLEANER One-Half Gallon_ One Gallon for—1.49 Removes grease or dirt stains, restore the lustre and brightens the color of your upholstery. No oder . . . easy to use. 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