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:.,." .'.. ---HE····,\ONITO- ':-. .' -. ..''~..."l>"'~; ...... , :..1'><:'::'::' . .~;. A Natio,rial Weekly Ne," /()...~~ cr Devoted to'the Interests of the Colored
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.'. ::.,." ... '.~ . ~,l~;~V~ ~.': . JOHN· ALBERT WiLLlAMS, Editor 7 ...... -.;.,~-~~...,..-.:.:,;.,.,;,...... ;.....,.,...... _--'-~--" '.. P .' . '.. :$~'~50 ~Ye'ar·.· 5C~C9PY. "( '",maha,Neb'raska, Feb. 10, 1917 . Vol. II. No. 33 (Whole No.. 85)
.' '. '. ,.I '. ····:'!fblldaOlentalCivit .' . HEY, YOU ' f.ELFOWS;CUT, JT .qUT! . The JuStice of ······~,~:~Riglltsto:Be'G~arded· God hI History ;.~' ~ '" '.' " .' ...-, : '--.' . , ". .. '. . ,'. .... '')lhe ·Shifting·6fpopqlati9i,. From •. 1 By the Very Rev, William R. Inge, ",' NOl:tJi' toSouthJ>re~ellts New D.D. .' :. 'p'~obl~iU&~ DE-an of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, . . England.
.~. . "Behold the Lord stood upon a wall ."R()f"'Nasll;JSt~Jl1arh~s' Important riwde by a plumb-line with a plumb , ' . '... Task to b~As~timed.. by the Na line in his hand, "ti~nal: , :.'1"': '.. : . Association.' "And the Lord said unto me: 'Amos,
. ". :'.' .:The'ileW,~yearp~e;;entsthe oppor- . ~;::.~ seest thou?' and 1 said, 'A plumb 'tt'init'y o{ageneration for ad"anc~ Ingthestatus9t colored people. Here-:' . "Then said the Lord: 'Behold, I wil1
'. ' . toforethe' dnlyplacewherethe Negl'o . set a plumb-line in the midst of My .' .;.. ,' .... was sure ofidiving,wasfn the South, people, Israel; I will not again pas' . '. . . . . b'" them am.' rnoTe..''' .·.whichn9t only pays .twelve or fifteen J . ,doUars~ ;for ,a mont~ in the" cott,on Amos, a keeper of sheep and ~
·;pr.tCht 1>utthrows in·IYnchings, in-" dresser of vineyards, in the country sultsand disfranchi~eineJit. for.good about Tekoa, was the first of the li~- . ·nie:a~,ui·e.N~w,'how~~er, .a~aresult erary prophets and one of the prd- of,thest9Ppage of immIgration, over foundest moral revealersof any agJ. '...' . "hialf .~ '•. milliQnlaborers. have already He was not afraid of the face of li;'::~.. ;cofueNo:rth, finding ···employment . clay. He dared to say before anr I ". '.' .chieflyjn the steeLniills .and on the . , 0 d!!!!!!b' man, or any group of. men, what h:E! ~. p <'. .. .. ' ·.·railrQad gil1lgs. In·We:spring 6£1917 -:,,,,;, . . actually thought. He understood th1e l·,/;I; \ ···wIlI:.conteagr~atIy·acceleratedex--,'- <,,::~'. movements going on around him as ..,.. "., odus.' ." ...... •... " .' ," ,.' . '~ /:". . '61e~rly as he understood the hbaits of i'.' : To ,see that this migration is not too 'ofJY'J__. his sheep. " ..
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~lifJ!,~~':}'::~:" ri=!lR'a~~S! Ne~H:!lo~~~~~KEs SWA~~~:R rE-marked that out of over seventy BEST five thousands records he has .hearu, .his favorite is The Swaunee River and :. ;"" ·,j-Fh,,'- ".,~.:~ : ·m:::·,· ... '.' ,,". '. ' ' ',.Jl A Sun reporter visited Thomas Alva Iike heart songs. "~'~"" 111' , ,'!EI' '81 IEli i81 , =:!J Edisqn recently and asked for an in- Go to Gordon's Drug Store, 24th ~:"'e:,,,~:;:~'.~:f~·-:./~Hi ExptuIT:A'~I~N 1 POLICE OBJEC't TO SA~E 'OF tE'rvicw before his seventieth birth- ,OF' HA,YTI !lnd' Burdette Sts., for Brown Skin ~":'::~:::':.,';.. :.'" ".. •...... , •. ~ . : NEGRO PAPERS ON STREETS day, which is this month. The wizard ",.·'J:'h~,. following . Associated Press' . says that of all his inventions he loves Powder, Dr. Palmer's Skin Whitener Soap and Skin Whitener. Webster t,L>' .,.'·clipp'ing",illeXplain'why the anny Birmingham, Ala.:--'--An indicated ef- the phonograph best. When asked activ~ 6174.-Adv. \:~.~~r~Wil~n"~m~TheYhpelli~~bYCOIO~dm~w~~~ninllie'.f. ' .. ' a.ndn.-ary have b.een so in Ha,yti fort to stop the sale of papers pl,lb- what---~~------music he cared the most for, he i'~c .. '. ", ·fo~~htth~'.little:black republic and. action Of one of the city detectives, . ;.;.,nawlh.ey mean to plunder it... Goldstein, who ordered aColored man, .' ..... ''The..entrance. of American capital vender of Negro papers, to go to the · iritoHaiti,-was an~Qun-cedreeeI\tly in o£fice of the chief of police, as he did Colored People " new.s that a cp.arter hadbeflD ~ecl,l.red not want "Negro papers sold on the .' ~.... 0., ',' }iritler N~:w~ yo~·~.· l~ws. ''by the. Haitian.- ~tre~~s any more.." Intending to . AmericanCp1j>oiabon, ba~kedby :New The vender, however, had taken out l' .'.. ~ .york,Chicago ~nd.· CincInnati inter- ~ bu.siness license, and other than be- Come North or ARMERS, farm laborers, '. . ests; .. The comp'any will have $6,000 _ mg ke:rt for two hours, cooling his F skilled and unskilled . ' 000 preferred stock of $100 par, 60:- heels m th~ chief's office' was not "000 shares of cOmrnonand. the same .nterfered WIth. West·· .. workmen, who intend leav amollntoffounders'~stock without par ------ing the south should pro· value...... HINDU WRITES ON .Take Notice teet themselyes against , '.' Thecorporatio~, it was learned, has RACE PROBLEM ch~nce : . .... ~ecured .control pfthe -rajlroad, elec swindlers and con· Lajrrat Rai, Hindu writer of .inter ~L:""_,,,... . tric!ight plant, wharf and warehouses a ditions. The Monitor has taken up this r.ational fame, has just published a of Port au "'P~'ince, :th~ capital and book in Calcutta entitled, The united problem and is able to be of service to you. "principaLseaportj and of the electric States of America. It is an examina i.. ' .. lightprop.erty at, Gape .Haitien. Su Write at once for information and en· tio~ into American life and history '.. gar'land in' excess. of 20;000" acres has lose stamp for reply. Address, '... bee·it bought:o~' -]~asecl," aec6rding .to v:ntten for Hindus and cOvers a wide range of observations. One of the /." :-'. theannounceq1ent; ana a •. "centrale" longest chapters of the book is devot .' ,witlJ,a daily eapa~ityof 2,OOOtons of ed to the raCe problem and in it he George Wells Parker, c~ne vv;illbe installed shortly/' scores the American people for their Business Manager of The Monitor, unjust prejudices toward the black Omaha. Nebraska. race, He says, .in substance, that if ~merica really means to live up to her Ideals she must take a different at titude to\vard,~er Colored citizens a'~d the Colored cltlzens of the world,
GRECIAN CIVILIZATION AFRICAN IN ORIGIN 00 You Run I Sir Arthur J. Ev:..:.ns, the fainous Do~ archeologist 'who was elected presi-. n Stairs . dent of the.. British Association last '. ,October and shu"tled Europe with his to Answer claims of the. Af.rican origin of Euro -;: pean civilization,. delivered another' H~dres~:bef?l"e the Hellenic Society the Telephone? ot .London. and reherated his state. ments. In the introduction to his ad dress he says, "The truth is that the An extension telephone Qld view of Greek civilization as a upstairs, or' at the far killd of 'enfant demira<:le' can no side of the house, may be . ,l?Jig~r. ?emaintainedt. Whether you ". lIke It qrnot,classical students must used to send calls as well ".•... ',ltow admit that .the andi:lnt, GreCl.an:; as to receive them. wer~ .a .dark people and not Aryans> ...... (white).'~ .
COLORED CHEF GAINS RESIDENCE '. "" '.' .NATIONAL FAME .• ' :EXTENSION ,TELEPHONE . RATES. ,·:':Hannib~l:' tlleC~lpr~d. ch~f,. w~o. is •. . ~': . . "G~oldng for •. tlje la(mHisd!~tS '. .' -_.._------'- "-":::..><'~"::':': .... :~..:: .' .' . ~'. 'I'''~~'.; .." "-' :'. '. . 'T.H ...., . . ." .~. TAXl-C. wn.SON-TAXI Giye Me a Trial, Rat~ ...... 3:00 P. ~I. to 12:00 P.II. . ")~~.'.,be month~ Peop~ Drag ,~to~, ~,Iu ~"' a Cbristmaa.in each joti~n,. ~",er. ,"' And '8kat1q' all ~e year, win N. 109 So. ~~~C~, ~::t.t,~ I •• II And yet good swimming all the time- 14th Street. Doug4aa 5841•. I II •••' •••••••-• • I ••••• I• • I ~ .. :.; .-- .' '. "'.'. ',' '. . '. w. 6.. Of course, Omy son, I ktiow facts of this branch of~cientificstudy, that betimes the doc doth tell thee hp. has built stone upon stone for 8 thou p.ast appendicitis when thou hast foundation for belief. The book is emi but bellyache; heart troublebecaliserwntly worth buying and reading thou eatestrarebit at twelve bells; and many times over. It abounds in beau rheumatism when thou art tired out; tiful thoughts and consoling phrases. .. . but doc doeth his best. We choose the following as one es- . .. P.lJbll~hedEvery S;1turday. 7. Disease doth not always haul recially beautiful. ··Enter-ed as Secolid~Class Mail. Matter July 2, 1916; at tbe Post Ot!lce ILl 01nalla./Neb.,unde.rtheact of Marcb 3, 1879. . .. around a brass band and banners tel1- "In the same manner that food is ,'THE R~V.JOHNA~BERT.WILLIAMS, Editor and PUblisher. ing its name. necessary for the stimulation of the . ~', :. .. Lucille· !,ik'ag(ls· Edwards·.;i·nd . William Garnett Haynes, Associate Editor•. 8. !tis a secret demon that hug- cell development of the body, so is the . :.' '. . .·..·George..W·eU$ Pa.rker:, Contributing Editor and B.uslness Manager...... : .... '. :.i Josepil ·LaC64r,J~.,LlnC(lln·Representative,' 821 S. St., Lincoln. geth the dark and devious ways and accumulation of mental nutrition con ...... ··SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $1.&0 PER YEAR llketh not to come out in the open. tained in truth, and knowledge, and ...... Advertising. ·Rates, 60 c.~ntl a.n Inch per Iss\le.. 9. Just give old doc a chance and Addr.esl'· Tile· Monitor, 1119 North Twenty-first street, .Omaha. ~ood deeds, necessary to cultivate a .( ~". . ... Telephone Webster 4243. . by and by he will locate the pathy greater life, or soul. The things v;e even as Sherlock locateth the pussy- think-the thoughts we receive and THE ,LOOMING~CLOUD the following words, "These 'two sol foot.. throw off or remember :Jnd forget- diers of France,' one a· woman muni 10. Yes, gIve old doc a c~anc:e, 0 I are to the soul what food is to the .,; ..We beli~veweare safe in saying tio'n worker, the·other a French Sene my son, and forget not to slJp hIm a body. They carry, as conveyancr~, .. '. ~ .'. .es,1t seems that we have a..J.ways ·been.'thepeople jy:h,o~ LOT 1\0.1- ···~~S:§Ei1~bi~f :!E~:;;;lf;~~~;~h~~;.· High and Low Heel Boots, in pat ... ent and black kid; turn or welt .whgeJ~ts f;Ofonowany~rade or .pro.: ,of the; Classics>,WeU, we guess it.is 'd~al sdole;db_utton or .lace. Re- 2.90. . .. fess.ion Will .justiy towards hisuP;to t4e persohs.of,AfticalLdescent' ". uce !rom $5 and $6 to · ···::patrons -and tow~s his feilo~ chm:... topass.tliein alonga,s they' have a.i", .. ;',;:,;-~~~~~;.ft~~~t::n~~;·::;¢~~tt:::~~:~}:~::,:~fh~~:~;oufor ;·your:'.~n~ .atten~. LOT NO. 2- ~ 'c~~n ~bs'~~~-' tion~.we'will· th~ . ' .. ;I!ot "as care'fill' to:: the •• nqw·shut d6o:r·· arid Large assortment of Napier's E-x , , busi~'~s~" g~ntjlity: as is· to be eXPe.~ted~loW-olltthegas~. ;chisive.Novelty Boots, in black and ..,;. of hori~rable..i1'lE;n•. CoIhpetltioft~ i~' is',,> ,>.' \ .•. .combinations of .colored kid. All true, is the life 151 .trade, but ij;m~8·<·SONGOF SQLOMO.N .... . "ith.. 9. and 10-inch tops; e},.-treme cle~n~'ii()ii':: competition by. gentlemen, .. ' ,. . .c'..::., ., F~nch :he.els:Reduc.ed 5 901' :.=:~~ve..~~re~~l~¥t~+Ci6pe"tili~~6;';; ';" •.. from $8 and $10 to...... • all of us to do. Le~ us not fotg~(th(;y,iliist:ltap:;,t();thee.at~:i~l~~IlJ. qnm; .. ethics pf our respective., professions. . trusti taJrihotirine.:;::· ...... LOTNO~3 For those who do forget there is a· }·i:.'i::::l::.~ing;.;t('j"'th~e.:'gf'do~tots;the ...... ;.... ,..,:. :,' ....•. j .; .;" penalty. 'Success ,may seem to .come· ptirie.yor~' of... pi1l8~:·sweet;ili~icinell'Gold.,<~,a ...•,:I1.-.,p:;;S.fl'ver'~"SIippeI"s >e 3.90. for a while, but it is succeaa that is' and health.."··.. :,·;·:...,.. " _ 'W '. " .. builded'upon the sand. Th~ only man'· 8.. They. are. a good bu~~;/b/my' .' ·:-~er~.5(~~LP~i~:>!l~W:style Part;.'slipper:s. Clo~h of gold or'sil'9'er' who can really succeed 18 he who b t th . bl' fte h d h h " black or. whIte satin, patent or kid. ChOice of son, u e pu IC 0 n an et t em - l?eaded 'or plain effects. ~uced from ,,5, $6, $7 t< 2•••90 3 90' deals fairly with his public anc;l fairly the hot and heavy.' . . with those who· tread the w;inepres8 4•. U thou grabe.st off a' chunk of (Si,zes Broken) with him. ' pneumonia, thou a.rt due to be· tucked Come Early Saturday COl" Best Selections of Styles And Sizes UII in the white bl8nkets live weekS, . AND'BE'ITER SERVICE. COMRADES IN ARMS but if the medicine maD getteth thee . , not 'up and out in five day. thou "Comrades in Arm." is-the title' of uyest he is. punk and a quack. aD illustration just reieased by the ,6. It perchaDce thou getteat a gri}) 9lapier's· .lntemational Newt Company. It pic on the grippe aDd herr doctor doth DOt tu,. • pretty Fnmd1 girl and a black cha8e. it away pronto with a dose of Women'. FiBe Footwear •soldier together earrying boxes of am elope, thou riDgeth. up auother If. D. . On Sixteenth at Farnam Groad Floor Roee ~ldbal JIIUDition. Over tIM picture occurs and haDdeth the fint the hammer. "" ..... I• j ------_.__._- . -, :; ~ ,. ·.··1·'··" ':' '-::,: :~'.. . ~. -, ..:,,:,..; ,. ';;.~:" ';\.~ ~ ..;:,:; "';." ." -·~·;;;.;{~~i~~tj:;!:.i;::;&;.~:,:'~f.·· ..~:.· ,,~\} " ,.:."';".::~ ".. ". '. .:THE '. MO N -rT' 0 R. .. .. ,.'5' .' .....-'.' ,.. .,.:'Th,eiitfa~tdaughtero:fMr:andMis; Themons,terFrederick Douglas Me- Mrs. C. Menary; organist, Missyjnb- . · .. . ., .' ".. Are you,i.oing? Where'! To the \\as not as largely attended as it de- kinson; secretary, Miss Gla<1l.ce Tay- The North,Si .".hospital for medical. .' ... t.reatlY'ent.. L.. itlJe Hart. Admis.sion 5 an.d 10 cents. ~-o-o-.-.-o~....o-.-o-o-o-...... e-o-o__.....o...... •••••••• I•• ••••• e II •• •• I • ~ • ., Alger)njured his spine htst May. Andrew Reed of theWestem Fu- ! t K8yMon~ .. LOdge '. No. '4; It. of P.> nc-ral Home received his certi..J\icate as + A I b ' 1 QIiUUla., Neb. Meetlngsflfs.tan.d thirdl.icensedembalmer Wednesday,togeth- T ur nn'ua Fe mary: t Thursday ofeach~onth;M::Et.HaO;- er with a letter congratulating him for I .. .' . .' t ~rd,C.G;; 'J: u.- Giov~r, IL of R. S~hiF high mark, which,a.cco1'dingto the t + Id~.i~n:es,;ll.fteralingerirtg'ill- · Mrs. . state offidilJs, is one of the highest & S I' IT i?ess, died at ,.St.Joseph'shospita}evet attained hi. this state. Mr. Reed f le .\ a e of' Furn' ' e >Thursday; February.1. . The funeral has also justfinished a course in de r- i •.' .' ..... t he~d'froin tur was the family residence, . matology and is now prepared to give i • 2211 North 27th avenl.leat half past the greatest possible expression' and! I three p!c1ockSunday atternoon.The beauty to the faces of deceased per- 0.+ NOW IN FORCE j' . . Rev. ',Johii Albei'tWil\iams offiCiated. sons. + hiermen( \Vas inFore~tLa'W;fi··.cem'- Smoke John Ruskin5cCigar. Bjg- 'j. .. ,;elery.· ··The...·Western . Undertaking . \;"estand .. J3est.--':Adv...... CC(;mpaIiyha:d.chal~ge of the funeraL James.F.Flemister delivered the 6 + W~e~you;needag6oddeai1shav~, . lnemorlal address to the. K. ofP..' I ' ..... , t . i ...... see·P. H. :Jet*hls; 1313 Dodge street.. Lodge in remembrance of the late t·· .'. . . :~Adv..'. '. '.' .... Ha;rililton ,Evans;' The address was i' Presenting Savings of 15 to 50 Per Cent rnder Present Market Pric.eS".1 ':Alunch~i1 will be given at thebEautif~ily,vrittenand de!ivel;ed and'i' ExtenSive preparatibnsfor se~eral months past P-lake this fUInitur~ horneo! Mrs;'G-erlrude'Asiiby,21,ll V'as well received. . . i bale more important than ever. aven.ue~Februaryl5, Mr8;Jaln~~Griffins, ".~ ;Poppleton bythe . 25111!zNorth i s~leL·· '1 . :~ ." ·. ., .. ..' '. '. .. .'. .. .' .' + Thi.s elllbraces fuinitureof distinction and beauty for all the liv .' .. Don't. worry Gifls' Cllib···Thepubli.c'l\YentY~sixthstreet;gaYebirth. to. a 'h' h' ....•: '.. i'~jnVited; .:'Lpncheop .\Vill he serVed bahyglrlTu~sday, January 30. Moth" I ,..~,ng.'q~artersm'. t e. ome. . ;:fr6rti 12:30tQ10p.:m.::€stella Dav:id, era~dbaby ai·eboth. doing. welL 'presiileht' Adv .. ' .' .. ErnestBanks is in Lincoln, Neb;," ." ··-"".r.·· .. ·M:~~.W~ :t.. ·~~~t,o( 28130ii~~rig' ,,·undernployedatthe.·Liridell.hotel. '. . .. '.." st:reet'iWho.hasbeen~very. iIland con" . William Wakefield; petter known as. 1 ..~~::~,~.~f:..;t~J;!v;~~,p~:,~t:;::~~:";'~·b':r;:";':~~e~~s;::+ . .. .·1' . '~~;4~1:~v;:~a::j¢~~.'ir:;K;~~;'j~i:m~p;~;r,1d~~:.y ~rges,s-iNas~ ...... •. aft'" '8 ... 6Pmpg'ly c. /~;;S~p.~a¥b/~.6a~a~.Qf~~~illriesS'ras-y~-'l'he¥igTwelve."W~i,st Cl~hmet.M; ' .. ! .' ... "Every.~)"s Store" ...... '. t:i) .:t~~~~~~~::.~~~~:.~~d' ~'W ~;:~~~~ld~~~~li~i~~~:n;~~;o~ ~~11~t~ ·t~ ~·!Jt:~~. :i~/~;:.: ~.~.~~~> ~!: .,i:,~·;.~/t ;c~.~.J:· i;~'i;;j, I'~J~~ \ G: at- .. . ,...... dD';'; ". >.,.\. .•• . '. -T-~ '\son Vtere nlllrrlJd. at the residence of .:~hi~:··:·.~g~t:-, ·:.. :A·';~~J}~~~~U:l·l~~~~~on ... ~~~: . '.-. ·2··.. :··.· his .brother, M~: George W~'t.S~n/27i6·.·~etve?~·~rtdmanifi~~.h·~of~smade.. ~ ··e,:·.. North Twenty-eightho.vetI~~'.';Sp.nei~Y·.... R~y..A::P~rl .'.' ; .. ' .' ' .. Americans of foreign bii-th,w:ho lov- ployed in this line of work, becau'se t Telephone Doug. 6484-. t, I ~f fugtneland. theirn.ativity,." where' they preferred. it to any other kind." J! -.-.-...... -..-.- -o-....o-.-._ .....-....-. -, .nuinyQf their'ltindred still abide;.yet, "Not much.·This is honorable work, ' _ e- _ 'or' ,. withpailifultugging at'the heart':' .like all honest labor; and gives em- 4 RepairiL6 and Storing ! .. . . . t Orders Promptly Filled! stl-iirgs,.wjU.be·loyal to AlT\erica-, plo--yment to thousands of our people, ! i · ,shQuldo.cca$ion<':Qmefor.ilnslleathing but a great many men are employed + NORTH SIDE ~ ; the sword ~o d¢fendAmencan iive's at it not from choice, but from ne- + SECOND-HAND STORE I I and htmor,if placed iIi. j¢opardy by ccssity. Sorne of them would prefer t 'Auction Every Saturday f .th~ kai~~r..·····From.·'·this may.Godfor.e.- empl.oymentinother lines of wor~ for. 1 R. B. Rhodes ~ I Dealer in 4 .' -'fend us! But who cali tell what the which they have qualified themselves +New and Sec.ond Hand Furniture f ftit:ure~~il:istore'?' ...... if they could only get it, but preju- T and Stoves. ~ So~d , .'. it· w' .' Bo6St' d' ht th nit'; . IHouse.hold, .. G. oods .BOU.. ght and. + ...... ~y. ~lnlD~ea:u:mtan~ee~atinthe . J~~~~':a, :ha:e:" said the man . 2522l~~~a~t~nd Real .f~~h~ Neb. ! '. ,seatbehirid:.me. He told me that hisfrom:sterling.-, •••••••••...:...... ,.. • •• •• •• • ':homew;';'s in Ster~g;ColQrado,·i'tlie·"Well,some day an intelligent, in- ! - ••_ .•-.. ~.-.- ...... --, '. "beSt to~ in the UriitedStll.tes/' He dustrious. man may apply to you for C. C~S:~~~ll::.rr ~~sa .b6oster~~and I love·to.meet·3 work... It you have a job for a mau, RetailDealer in Fresh a~d Salt . , ',; It:s' v-g!gar and undignifIed and you, signs, , , t .',."~.' ". "' .•....•.... ~'·..~I!;;'O.•~.~, .~..•....~ ..••..••.~..'1" .' . 'R.C..'. '., . PRICE,~:- -. -- . - .~, The. 'Barber- . . ;. :j.•.~.!?:1~£~hi}~~;~~~t:~;r~~~~~;!1~~!:;t%q::; ·····.··.T,.... ,e.·•. ·.·····.·.·.B.... e.. ,C.e.:i .• "B3Dle' but l:WiIF ri<>t. 'f~ll;fprsuch. ·.·'13ut Je~ve·behindto,grfCet.th~next, , Inn~age ,:'u~.·.t.·., t;.···.).~.; Oll,~ ~. ~ ~t.e.~~p~.d.~ro.ar r5cCIG:A~R . no,*">':-You ·in... ..dl, •.'; j .. '.¥.s,s..... ·.or...·... ..o.an;. .... ".' ..'. . '. THE'.' ,ilES' - .. f . [01' you can bet'- you*::sw;ee,t.life ,thllt.· ··~I:OIJ):. ?ll.dl~nC.e .. 1es~ .. pl~ased, than , ••••..• '. ".,.0.•• ;, .: •.~. " .".' •• t I'll never stand' for·slattg.'·: ,/', '.., ve*eik ' ...... '. .' .. This b008ter-f~~ \S~rIiit~ wa~'-j~":. 'IL.it':·bEttrue th'~t-~ri 'but .~~~~ ." .'" the cattle business. But ~~at ·~E,~~~::;~luii.h:~ik~·:hi's:iiirtbr·:w~lk.the,... that "Off the Tray" conversatIOJi? .. . 'stage-+;:',.:·"".:.; .. I'm coming to it. A Caesar be'drhlimic·thEhluiiet3:."" :', .,'. ~.':.,;:, ',',. '; ,''': ,'. '." ... ~ -'.:"! ",.; '.. aandllOmeat. People on Earth. . In cap ,a!id:beU. or ape.:t;h'¢sage,-. Two nIce looking w'aiters came in Ij; D9t thete:,'soinewhere in>the sky" '. beariDg the trays. And by the way, Beyond 'the. starry footlight's gol-QW. did you ever notice what anice look- !?leiad's choir, enthroned on high< .:, iDg baDeh r:ailroad and ·hotel waiters A Cens'or who·has j~dged the show? ale' They can't .help their good A,nd having judged shalf ring it down, J loop. ·They come by these naturally, The ligh~ and shad9wB of, this o A peopl~ pla~ tor we are the haDdso.mest on . " O~IAHA'S PREMIER BARBER ea~ These two' Walters were gen- The tinseUed motley of the crown My work stands alone on'ita- merit. ~ l~~ ~. That Caesar wore in Cleo's day; t1EmU8al7, J. A. EdlI•• Eo w. SIIenII_ Business is good, thaDk youI Said oar Stertipg tri$Dd, "This tray And call' another, better show JUDCh is a INat Idea, ~'t it?". Whete there is neither fault Dor AT ESS-TEE-DEE SHAVlNG UY.,'" I ~. ''I think· it ia. .Up, . Standard' Laundry PARLOR .. Stta;uge, it ~..... put into oper~. And earn the praise that we DOW bow .~,.~ A. P;SlMMONS, Pr ~ ...... • .alien. bef01'8/' . - VIe've lost ill God'. peat CeDsor- Phone Webster 130 1m Dodae SL o..u. "It tat.. time to ~ork around to ship. -Sing Sing No. ~368. - ".~ . ... ". " .. ······.Classified. For an' experieIi~ed practical nurse phone Harney 4682. Mi·s. M. S.Jas- per. 2813 Cuming street; .. Advertising. , '.' . China painting. Classes' Tuesdays .::~- '~'.'" :~mac.k.on,i'F'red~rickPo~fass;",.Spe-qUlte~;slckfor.. about. afortmght, IS RATES~1lh cents a wOfdfo:rsl~gle and Thursdays. Mrs. D. W. Gooden, :> '.. '., Cial~usic·pytheMeiidels.~0:hn:Q4ai,. much', be~t~r.. ' .. .'. . insertions. 1'· cent a weird for two qr. 2(,11 Cuming street. Douglas 5436. . Jet;;sax6pHim~solo;Mt.. Thoimis :Per- . l"Ir;;vy.ll1:am. MItchell. W!-l.0 has been more inser1Jolls, No advertiseme?t " .klns; :,v..~caL:atief IVli~s~ Lihni~ MeKin- t:r;lveImgm South AmerIca, Franc:,:e, for leaa than l1Sc.Cash should ac- Wanted.,.-Reliablc barber. MiJ,st be ; ... ·.;le~/:ant::Mis~ ;rhivail:'vo'c~r s~loMr~. ·Spa~n~nda portiohof Africa, return- ep_m_D_a_n_y_a_d_v_e~r,t_l_Be_m_·e.,...n_t. I up-to-date in every respect. Married ·...... • t:H:-Hw>t~n;.Plllh()'~oio,~il;s.Hjbbs: eJI Fe\>r~ary;J;to ~~wYork. . I~ a let- HOUSES-FOR RENT man preferred. D. E. Nichols, 219 - ,'. /> Rev;W.:';r.:'osb()11i~willpteacha tel' to h1S mother, ~r~. JOS.Ml~chell, North 9th St.• Lincoln. Neb. '. "speciaLsei'IilonSi:r:ndaYm~~iling.Sub~he teUs of some t~rllh~g~Xperlences2313No. 27th St. 4 rms $12.00 . ject,!!ll~art Ch~nge:Yotil:~l,~ld consIder~ ~llmself ~)24 ..•- .,. ~. . ·...... ;Pul;itY: .. sa!s he for- No. 27th Ave. 8' rms. mod 20,00 DOES YO UR SHOE RE-'i · ... . . tern t .m sa! It· t th U S 2883 Miami 8t. 7 rms mod...... 28.00 tWao · , .HitChlngPo'st:"·. . .' . a e.' . eyre Ul"l1lng a e : . t PAIRING? . , " ...... ' " . .. . . Mrs Euge e P l' 1 ft thO . 1 2526 Wirt St.• 5 rooms...... 12.50 '. " . ..Ml;;PaYt0n' Brooks,v'asbtiried Sun- .. ' .:,n. ares e . IS wee ( G. B. ROBBINS I Try It. LAZARUS ! .'from·the>Western"O'naert~JciJlg fo.r.l~er ho~e InS~. ·¢aY Joseph. Mo., after Tel. Douglas 2842 01' Webster 4520. ! Work done while you wait. or i Fl'" .. '., . .. Vll:ltmg wIth relatives here about two It will call for and deliver without '" '. -~ro:r~. '. '. '.. '.. ..' month . charge. '.' ····.·'ArilOrigtlll;l sJ,ck are .l\'Iesdames.lVIJI -· . . ~'." . FOR RENT tRed 2395 2019 Cuming ..... :. ..·dr~ii .. ' Ca~pben,' ,M.ead, Hall,· Ca..l'de . M.rs.. HattIe Osborne1 who ha~ .be~n 1ROQ N. 23d, 6rms...... $17.00 st.l t If I don't get your work, we both Belle' ·:'J;::¥r~.:trI~p~~.~atsclUbSt1n 1eadsln f'~bruarY22:at the church....• ". .' N:~t,ct~~:~~~~~~~o'~~e:~r.t~;sg~: ·1~'~d.ran~efor·~.:L!~S, MODey" '- ~ , 'i' j:attendante... .' ;,;lVl.I's, .: .' ~ .:.'. .:.". - .' ....., .' ,.'. . ,. :." r.:::"""'!"'~~~~+~".-,.,~;;';"";";';';'';'''''':';:;'':''-'---J·tJlis amount bad to be paid _them he- F'UNDAMENTAL CIVIL , ...... - ...'. 1. .~~~~itt" f:6rt-ltebody:was·ttihied over' tg the' ..... RIGHTS 'to' BE G,U ARpEn .' ..', ~i~': ,:,.. ,'.:.. h,tt~rfinn.. ·' '.. __. _. The Business' ;fi.,:~,' '5;;.~L.:.~..:~.:·~~.·.=.L_.-.tn·~:~.;;~.~1.1-~E:.·.:.·dF.J~;t.A.o·.::fl. ,S':J.N.'·\:tlI.E.·'C·ASiB... '_. I- take·this :occasion of publicly (ContinuedF'rom Flriil :Page) .'> _~ - '. = ~= ! ...thanking Messrs; jon(~;&Chi1es for: .' . .~:~,,-:;:~,f;~::,:: effi.Cient\.v~Yin f~ther;. .s~arcely World : .' Dear'Sir-I have before ine a clip-t1l8 W.h..iCh t.l.le. yhan, I race prejudic.e is less . - .'. 'P;:ng()(ati.~i'ticle: which.appeared in died thiS matter for me and. for. the' bitter In the North than m th,e South. Business Enterprises Conducted .' ... your;pape.r ~nd signed by. Banks & exti'eme kin(]n:essand' .consideration But· the growing enmity tow~Td' the . by Colored People-Help Them to Orow by Your Patronage. 'Wil~si"u.riderlakers;regardingtheshown nle in iny .sad bereavement. N<>gro is solidifying his forces in self- ,b.Yri'al:9(myn~phe\v,C8~ilSJnith.Tile 'Very respectrhlly YOUI'S, defense, .and the 'appointrnent of James ·,.·;f~iCts:,a~,:presentedby.themin reg-ani ··'MRS. M. L. CESSNEY. Weldon Johnson, contributing 'editor .:tothi~· m~tter:an;absolutelyi,inb1ie. :...... Paid Communication. . of the New York Age, as field secre- Annie Banks Cecil B. WlIkeB .:ahdI;resp~tfU:llYaskthat.youpub~ tary for this association, is a practiwl BANKS-WILKES 'hh,' the.···fo1l6\vlng··st.atem.·e.. n.t..,. w...hich.is guarantee that the unanimity of Funeral Directors and Embalmers .thecbIJ.:ect~Circuinstances . 'f·lIE· SM' AR'T'E' R SE'l' r.;cd}' A ~sistilnt ofthecase:J. . opinion expressed last summer at the Sa,tisfaction Guara.nt';ed ··'::H~re.inareth~ facts: .' . '. .' . --- A.menia C.~nference by .th.e l-eaders "0 f EJl4 Cuming Street Re~. Doug'. 4379. 'Office Doug. 371~ 1\.iter;.ai:rivirigih, Ol)'iaha I found A show which isath'acting generai al] schools of thought will work out ,out thatMe~sl'~~Banks& Wilks had [cttentio.n th.i~ .s.e.ason IT. o. rn..the !o.vel'S during .1917.. A m.or.e united front I -' ..'. taken .... chargeo!" thebodyo:f myo:f.both mUS1C and comedy, IS the than colored Amerrcans have, pre-I TERRELL'S DRUG STORE ". ·.·.nepl1ew,Ceci] .•·.Smith...Iin1Jllediat.ely· "'Smarter Set" '\vhichis headed by senbid to their enemies heretofore willi Gn,duate PhRrmaclilt . .... I It N' t h II d I Prompt Delivery Excellent Service ··.. call~dupcin~~ them, tOp-lake arrari:ge~' S'aJem Tutt.· Whitney, J. Horner Tutt i rest.! " me een un( rcc a~ .se:en-! WI'bsterl143 24th and Grant . iueritstoburythe body.Ho~vever;be- r.ndBlanche Thompson, supportcd by tcen. m'lY, see, also, the begmnl,ng ~f! ~·~~"""""·"-·.. ';-·.<·-~fore:tn.e:Y·''wo'tild~?ttemptto p'roceedthe strongest troupe of Afro-Ameri, : an or~anJzed ~egro pa~ty, ,whlc.h,. If i ;+·,...·$~~~J·;;;;;;~t~j";. ..;;d...... -....-·O~....,l ," . 'vliththef1meralthey deinanded>ofme ca.n acto.rs.ever assembled, presentlllf..,.:. th~ ex;dus co~tmues un~J1 ~\o t~lJJI~~ I II',n·.:J.Jr;.twnH'''>J'iles Dayandr-;lght ~. I . th