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HELP--WOMEN.

HELP-WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; also
apprentice girl permanent employment.
La Frey Beauty Salon 1001 H st. NV.
COLLEGE WOMAN with business or teach
ing experience, for permanent executive
position local and travelling. Apply be-
tween ga Miss M. Nelson Evangeline
Hotel Phone National 7S70. l3'
GIRL for drug store fountain; must be ex-
perienced, neat and energetic; permanent
position; Good Hope Pharmacy. 14O0 Good
INFANTS NURSE. white: only experienced
having reference and wishing permanent
employment need apply. Call Metropolitan
1882 or GEORGIA 1925.
LEGAL STENOGRAPHER-Ty reply,
stating qualifications. experience, training.
reference salary expected. etc. Address
Box 306-V, Star office.
SALESGIRL Christian. white. quick very
reliable. willing Give description. weight.
height. etc. Address Box 14-V. Star office.
WHITE WOMAN settled. preferably Ger
man. do cooking and general housework
for small family. Call Cleveland 1926.
WHITE WOMAN. middle-aged, as house.
keeper for elderly mother and son on farm
in Virginia. Salary and comfortable home.
Address Box 73-V Star office.
WOMAN colored experienced cook and
biscuit maker Give age experience and
reference. Address Box 4S-V. Star offce.
YOUNG LADY thoroughly experienced in
cafeteria; reference. Apply 1744 r st.
NV, Woodmont Cafeteria
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RnsINrss oppnRrINIrIEs.

81 Beg NET PROFITS PER YEAR on On
Investment Of $4,000; money secured ~
FOR sALE-Druggists, look! Entire stock
and fixtures OF drug store, including foun:
tain and lunch booths: must be removed
BY Dec II. A real buy. Address Box 4e-V.
GROCERY. doing $500 weekly: rent $40;
room; nicely equipped; only $3.50 down.
Room Dos. 14O6 @ st. NV.
GAS STATION; clearing $3.50 monthly;
rent, $40; price. $500; easy terms. Room
90S. 1906 @ ST. NV.
FOR SALE-Business property. central To-
saton ao .s Pet on n 5 sasS Sf seaTea
P. o, Box 4s6i. wssfinston. d. 6.
LIGHT LUNCH. opp. Govt. bldgs;: doing
$500 weekly; rent only 500. with. apt.
above; gold mine; only $1,000 down.
Room 90s. 1406 9 st. NV.
ROOMING or boarding house. 20 rooms.
exceptionally well furnished. direct from
owner; price; $4,000: hslf down. Phone
FOR sALE-Grocery. gas and auto SUP,
BOX 1 1851. clarendon. Va
BOOMING HOUSE, downtown, II rms. 2
baths: rent. y66; income, $40. Price.
ST 800; terms. Room 9O5. 1406 q st. NV.
pc permaIent gu guests: Is rooms. Y Il baths and
elevator; rent. S400; long Lease a. Pront.
soSm SSSo sos' %Snthy f46s e Price slS'ooO' terms
ROoMING HOUSE. downtown; 20 rms, 3
baths: rent only 500: income. $3.50
Price. $4,000; terms. Room 9os. 14o6
ROOMING HOUSE on Que near 18th;
IL rms, baths; rent, 500: income. $3.50.
Price. $4,000; terms. Rm. 90S. 1406 O.
LIQUOR STORE in NV. elegant equip
ment. clean stock; owner other business.
Address Box 491-V Star Office,
LIQUOR LICENSE and small stock Il you
have qualified location. Address Box 355-V.
Star office.
BARBER SHOP. 3 chairs good business.
no competition; rent reasona55iEeG; JIeaSing S.aE
ONCE ONCE 'il"'' ''A' N'e'' -- '
LUNCH AND BEER upper NV. completely
equipped; low rent: good business; price:
81 900. Address Box 415-V Star office.
VARIETY ~, STORE business street l0ns HSn
saD; Address iGS BOX fth 3SsV star ofce i'e
CAPITAL to expand your business. Do you
need it? Write US. We have had 30 years
experience organizing and financing meTito-
Box 296-V Star office.
FOR SALE = Restaurant. beer and wine
Hiifs IiGenss Nd No. ~ MARYLAND ave. HyS.ts- 5.
BOOMING HOUSE: l3 rms, 2 baths, on
81 600; terms. RIM. 906. 1906 @ St
DELIcATEssEN in finest local market. a
ofiice. 13'
BOOMING HOUSE, Z rooms; rent. $50. rs
month. Price only $3.50. A bargain.
Room 9OS. 1406 c. st. NV.
RooMING HOUSE (apts.l.. downtown; g
long lease; monthly income. $500. Price,
$500: terms. Room eos. 1406 G st.
ROOMING AND BOARDING on R. I. ave-
income. 81 $50: profit, 500 wkly. Price
$1,000; terms. Room 90S. 1406 @ st.
ROOMING HOUsE-12 rooms. 2 baths,
steam heat: always filled; downtown loca-
ton; honest business proposition; $500
cash required balance easy terms; no
agents. 1217 K st. NV. Met. 652s. IA
FOR. sALE--New building with store.
apartment of rooms bath, oil heat; sit
uated on corner; ideal location for drug
store or delicatessen.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN,
919 New York Ave. NV Natl. 6562.
DELICATESSEN BUSINESS with beer IL
cense doing $3.50 per week. Edward D.
Coleman. 9l9 New York ave. NV. Phone
National 6562.
ROOMING HOUSES
BOUGHT FOR CASH IMMEDIATELY
II Satisfactory. Mr.. Blaylock. Met. Sl00.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
~ 4 4
NEEDED,

Stenographers exp. ages 1S TO 80. Ca
pable of 100 pm dictation and As w.p.m.
typing for either temporary or permanent
positions.
-Typists, exp. ages Is to 25. capable Of
so w.p.m,. for either temporary or perma-
nent positions.
Apply for Test Saturday at q AM.
No Charge Unless Placed
THE WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE.
214 National Press Building.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCT expert. books opened. closed. kept.
audited. statements. $40 mo. up; city
references; estimate free. Adams 9196. l9'
BUTLER -HOUsEMAN and excellent cook.
erence Phone Lincoln 6035.
CARPENTER white 40. experienced. gem
e5aI spnr work reaS9ns0le by day or hour
cook or care for bachelors apt. coiored.
Phone Decatur Ass. References.
CHAUFFEUR cha butler houseman: by col
nee ence am Phone Noyf yfhrI io444 experience reief
FILIPINO desires position in private fam
lily as cook or butler; can drive any make
car: years last employment: frst-class
city city references. Address Box 236-V, Star
GASOLINE STATION MANAGER or attend
ant. l3 years serving WASHINGTON; expert
enced on light repairs and station equip
ment: best of reference. Cleveland 1887.
H: S1S5S' A, Si $1.;s S'fT rs
MAN with 90 years experience in lumber
and building trades accustomed to super
ns sssFS Re4e Of pi @ Of Sa JOB and
ability to get results are appreciated. Call
NAN Man c9cged IS houseman or work q Ndrty any
PHARMACIST. registered has available
time for relief work. Phone Lincoln 5977.'
YOUNG MAN attending day session OF
Strayer College wishes to earn room and
board by chaufferng doing odd jobs
around the house; also interested in work.
ing in cafeteria. For interview. call
National 174S.
YOUNG MAN colored wants position as
chauffeur. elevator. switchboard, 3anitor.
Address Box 362-V Star ofice 15'
YOUNG MAN. colored intelligent, with
car. wishes Job. deliverer or chauffeur: 8
am. to pm. 1419 H st. ne.
YOUNG MAN, business college graduate
formerly life insurance agent, also office
employe.s wants sales or office work; con-
siderable experience, best of references.
Address Box 26S-V. Star Office. 13'
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sCHNAUzER PUPPIES. registered Stand
ard). 3 months old: nice Christmas gifts.
32l3 Foxhan rd. NV.
PEKINGEsE. pedisreed stock: . males, l
fawn, / red; 9 months very playful; nice
Christmas gift. Phone Metropolitan 72O4.
1919 Vermont ave.
ENGLISH BULLDOG and puppies. pedi-
Ereed; reasonable. 3412 Otis ST.. Mt. Raj
SCOTTISH TERRIERS pedigreed male and
female 1920 21st st. n, Cherrydale. Va.
Phone Clarendon 1245.
BOSTON PUPPIES. registered champion
strain. lib 1ngraham ST: NV. 10
COLLIE PUPS. registered. . months old;
males SIS and $50; females. SO. Ran
dolph Leigh phone Emerson 63O6.
PUPPIES FOR CHRISTMAS PETS.
Pedigreed Wire-aaired Fox Terriers.
6Ie F St NV, National 47Oe.
cANAR1Es FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Guaranteed i s5tisinsStGITg at anS IJg s0nssteFS'
Cages, Stands. All Accessories.
OH 8 54sa 3 Ga. Ave i3S2 a.w' WIS ave,
PUPPIES FOR XMAS.
Wire Fox Terriers. registered--s15 and $50
Scotties registered --------------S25
Cocker Spaniels registered---S20 and S?5
10
Collies and SO
Defense Highway Kennels. miles from
Bladensburg on the Defense Highway. IS
WANTED-MISCEL
BOILER. steam or hot water. for 8 TO Q
room house; must be good condition
state price Address Box SOW, Star ONCE.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds any quantity.
Pesrlman's Big Book Shop. 1407 st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 5415.
BOOKS autographs old prints. Any guam
Shop. SOS 9th st. NV. District 5O07. IL
FURNITURE and household goods ell
kinds: highest cash prices. Don't sell until
FURNITURE wanted for bed room. dining
room. living room and some rugs and baby
grand piano. Metropolitan 1864. ID.
FURNITURE. rugs. etc. True appraisal.
hiehest prices best results. Phone At
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, sL-
YER PLATINUM TEETH DIsCARDEp
fNShfs fNc., Is YEARS at S55 F. A0h ~
RECORDS - Victor Columbia symphony
sonata sets only; must be like new. Ad-
dress Box 2o4-V Star ONCE. or phone
North 1000 Branch 800. after 7 pm.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry Full cash value paid.
SELINGER S. SIS F ST. NV.
OLD GOLD silver. platinum purchased for
nanuIs9tSgTJigng1 use maTimum osi n IN ITiWSs Oaio
Since 1866. Federal License
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SITUATIONS-DoMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL. neat to do general
housework; reference preferred. Phone
GIRL. colored, desires housework; can
cook; good references. 1913 18th St Sc.
GIRL wants general housework or part
time work; references. Call Metropolitan
0057.
WAITRESS-Girl wishes job waitress, part
or full time work of any kind; reference.
Phone Potomac 2411.
WOMAN. colored. wants place with elderly
ladies: part tiF1e or general housework.
Phone Columbia 47S7-J.
WOMAN, colored. refined. wishes plain
cooking housework; no washing; moderate
wages: stay NIGHTS. 9I3 Ist st. sc.
WORKER. colored. intelligent. desires day
or part time work Takoma Park. D. c..
section. Ask for jamie, Georgia 01S1.
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THE CAROLINA. 7O6 41th st. NV. Apt.
11-One large nicely furnished room.
$500 sth ST N.w.-Clean. comfortable.
large front room near bath with shower;
convenient and reasonable. Georgia 1904.
171S 18th ST. N.w.-Newly decorated. all
new furniture; large room. second floor;
S25 month.
1854 MONROE ST.-Block 14th and Park
rd.; well furn. semi-private bath; private
home Phone Adams $3.50 Is
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sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

small wages for wife's services. house.
work. help cook; employed husband do odd
Jobs. Phone Columbia 5769. IA
FILIPINO COUPLE. frst-class cook, chauf-
feur valet. private family; city references.
Address Box 36I-V. Star office. 15"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MOTOR TRAVEL.
LEAVING FOR TEXAS DECEMBER IS:
take one passenger. Phone Adams 51S1-J
after pm.
DRIVING NEW DE SOTO SEDAN TO
Memphis. take passengers anywhere en-
route Columbia 800. 13'
COUPLE LEAVING FOR TEXAS (TEXAR-
kana) after noon Dec. 81; take passen-
gers. Phone Wise. 1924 after 8 pm.
BUSINESS WOMAN DESIRES TRANSPOR-
tation Miami, one or both ways; can help
drive. Phone National 3492 Apt. 502,
evenings.
LEAVING FOR ST. PETERSBURG FLA.
in Chevrolet sedan on Dec. 21. can ac-
commodate 3 passengers. Address Box
363-V. Star office. 15"
DRIVING TO DALLAS AND AUSTIN
Saturday. Accomodate two. Phone Decatur
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER. experienced in automobile
business, to work in Alexandria: perma-
nent position: must have good references.
Give phone number and address. Address
Box 1-V Star Office
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1850 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-Desirsble.
light. airy room. nicely furnished, with
running hot and cold water. near bath.
Phone Adams 502I
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364O 18th ST. NV. = Attractive front
room warm, twin beds. large closet: conv.
cars. bus; gentlemen or couple. Evenings,
phone Adams 1921
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USED BRICK.
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Immediate delivery: 100000 on hand;
also lumber and heavy Georgia timber
State Contracting Co.. Laurel 334.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

''fi51.fo PHONE 5lS WI WALNUT 9213.
PENNA. ANTHRACITE,
RED AND WHITE ASH,
STOVE. EGG. CHESTNUT
$11.00 TON.
BUCKWHEAT ---------- 500
Lord Baltimore Coal Corp,
1924 Wisconsin Ave. NV. West 2616.
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sCHNAUzER PUPPIES registered Stand
ard). 3 months old: nice Christmas gifts.
3213 Foxhall rd. NV.
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Corner room. next to bath: well furnished.
twin beds. 10
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1920 KALORAMA RD.-Large. front room.
semi-private bath, in private home: one or
two gentlemen. Phone Columbia 1920.
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2506 WoODLEY RID. N.W-Exclusive sec
tion, block Wardman Park Hotel. Conn.
ave; lovely new. private. American home;
rent refined. quiet persons. handsomely
| furnished. extra large front room. semi
! private bath; every possible convenience;
| splendid twin beds; share amusement room,
| piano, etc unlimited phone: maid serv-
| ice: $40 weekly $40 monthly. for two;
| Adams S63S.
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SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

CONCRETE MIXERS. / and 2 bags: tabll
Bonini I'd. s.e., Congress- Hgts. Line, s7o4
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-05-01

1t is human nature for be concerned about what
people say of whether it is good bad Often this
desire to know what opinion people have of great
that ask. What do they say about me-" To my
belief 1t is not too much curiosity to want to know what
being said of oneself 1t does not matter how ndepend
opinion has its weight Even Christ the only perfect
that lived, wanted to know what the people
said of Him and remember His words to His dscpes
Whom do men say ann
1t may be we'll also to keep in mind that people are
saying something about and since it is characteristic
of people to talk about people, it is all the necessary
that live that what they say is what they would
want to hear of themselves.
I am sure DR.. L. T. Miller has heard of the
things people say of him, but doubt whether he knows
that practically everybody is saying something about him
1t is occurrence to hear people the street
discussing him. As physician they say there
is better, that if he cannot it is needless to
seek medical aid elsewhere But he is not only discussed
because of his medical skill but At the bottom
of his attachments and his physician, they
say he is unsefsh kind considerate tolerant approach
able strangers say, "ShOW me Dr. Miller, | have heard
much talk of him.
DR.. Miller is one of the few persons whose name
hangs the highways and gateposts symbol of
whoesomeness inspiration and earthly salvation. He is
of the few who is being talked about by all
classes people in language-words of praise. He
of the few persons who is being talked about
good without hearing that characteristic But" There
to be exceptions where his merits discussed
He is one of the persons who is being talked about
both behind doors and publicly without hearing that
advice, Don't tell anybody told you People who talk
about DR.. Miller to want the world to know it. He
has need worry about what people saying about
him and when we live life of worth and service
we won't mind what people say.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-05-01
Membership Drive In the Capital City.

On the night of Monday April %, 1885 sweeping
membership drive of 80 members added to the
local lodges of Jackson, Miss 1t the biggest program
that had by the organization in Jackson.
membership Of approximately 250 took part in the big
drive, sponsored by Mrs Cynthia NJ RatlG. State Or
ganzcr of the AfroAmercan Sons < Daughters. There
automobile parade 80 with local band lead
ing the parade. The program began at 10 o'clock The
principal speakers for the occasion Mr.. +. c. Hud-
deston, Yazoo City; Miss Beatrice JACKSON Greenye;
Mr. s. NJ. Rogers, Indanola and others \ suitable pro
gram sponsored by the local lodges Of jackson and
the Office Force of Yazoo City of which Miss sadye Aaye
Tucker rendered beautiful reading from Paul Lawrence
Dunbar selections and Mrs Charlie " Stewart sang two
beautiful solos, to the delight Of the many hearers.
The following persons contested to be crowned King
or Queen the Afro-Amerieau Sons Daughters Annie
Moore Ruth Brown. Carrie L. Garner. Militia Round
tree, Lydia Taylor Martl White Robert Milton Allen
Bennett Bessie Howard, Willie White. Ruby Crisis. H. c.
Young Nose Crawford G. Smith J. Johnson Mrs. Annie
Moore was crowned Queen of the American Sons
Daughters and Mr.. Allen Bennett was crowned King.
The following local lodges were installed by the
Custodian T. J. Huddeston. of the AfroAmere4n Sons
& Daughters Cynthia Lodge No 1908, OF which there are
312 members, and the New Mt Zion Lodge OF which
there 100 members.
This was a movement second to the Grand Lodge
Big Banquet crowned the occasion, There We're many
present who were members of the other local lodges of
Jackson.
T. ]. HUDDLESTON JRg
Assistant Custodian Afro-Amecan Sons & Daughters
Master of Ceremonies.
MRS CYNTHIA NJ RATLIFF,
Sponsor.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-05-01
Supreme Lecturer, CHster L. Johnson,
Leads for the Month of March But
Fails for the Month of April. F. C..
Huddleston, Supreme Inspector,
Tops Him by Members.

We very we'll say that C. L. johnson and F. c.
Huddeston have been hard her for the American
Sons & Daughters They have written more new men,
bers than any representatives have. Clister L.
johnson lead the writing force for the month of March,
by writing 1853 members Mr. Johnson wrote 22O
new members for the month of April while Mr. F. C.
Huddeston wrote 227. When these two young men visit
your lodge everybody to be we'll pleased If any
time you need these young mems don't fail to call
them. You may write them care Afro-Amercan Sons
& Daughters, Yazoo City, Miss.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-05-01
Honesty Is the Best Policy.

Permanent values should always be considered before
attempting to do anything. Only too often have
great powers tumble, great enterprises crash and conf
dence shaken all because permanent values not
sidered in the beginning and dishonesty allowed to
creep in.
1t matters not how well organized or what heights
might be gained through dishonesty there is unavoid
able end-disaster
Those who individually collectively start out in
life should insure themselves with the best policy one
that has been tried and stood the tests of
that prosperous and years that leanhe policy
of honesty No price is too great to pay for the policy
of honesty and years too long to wait for its benefits
It's contentment confidence and accumulated value
never be rendered void.
Contentment possibly of the most desirable ele
ments could wish Mental peace is far valuable
than millions of dollars There millonares today
who would gladly exchange their millions for contented
mind-and honesty offers this When carry policy
of honesty conscience is always clear and we can
meet things square in the face without becoming uneasy
To gain and hold the confidence of people has always
seemed quite undertaking. yet this be accomplished
through the simple and easy little act of honesty.
So great the accumulated value of honesty 1t would
take entirely too much space to relate But when we
consider the joy and pleasure of profitable business the
freedom and opportunity of long life could not want
or expect anything of life.
We may, in a sense become rich overnight through
honesty last just fleeing moment-there is no real
en- joyment even while they last. Our freedom is con-
tnay threatened and every act of dishonesty brings us
closer to poverty, ails, penentares and the electric
chairs 1t foolish that should pay much TOR
lust period of sweetness that turns so quickly 10
gall and brings him sordid end, while, although ne
must wait patiently for years to taste the sweetness OF
life by taking the honest policy he will become beneficiary
of lifetime, peace, freedom and happiness?
Scattered the fields throughout the country are
sons and daughters of Afro Americans and wonder
what type policy they taking to insure them IN this
life In this organization the Afro American Sons and
Daughters we to feel that everybody connected IN
any way carrying the best and safe policy, honesty
We pride in saying that the management at the mead
Of the organization has proved especially through these
wears of depression that the organization built on an
honest foundation.
We want to urge upon every feader OF uhe Allo-
American Corer to practice honesty in all undertakings
and you aware the Things you nave hoPeo anu
nravad for will become reazatons right here while
live upon Gods earth.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-05-01

Birthdays have always meant something in the
lives of people, In the family circle parents proud
their childrens nrst bFhday- and
child is old enough to comprehend the meaning of birth
day. extra preparations made to celebrate the birth
day There probably just few people who have been
born into the world without having been mindful
Of their birthday but when ones birthday remembered
beyond the family circle and intimate friends there al
ways something outstanding about the life of such per-
son
1t is universal custom to remember and celebrate
certain birthdays The world celebrates birthdays of per-
who lived hundreds of years and the stories Of
these births handed down from generation to
other Elaborate preparations made, business acv
ties suspended and thousands of people assemble in differ
ent parts of the country to show their appreciation for
particular child that born into the world the
BIRTH often, having been in humble circumstances.
In remembering birthdays of outstanding persons, l
reminded of the approaching birthday of Prof T. j.
Hdddleston. Not many years ago on June 1, was
Mr. and Mrs Henry Huddleston in the backwoods
of Humphreys County Mississippi and chrsened Thomas
Jefferson Huddeston Born of humble circumstances, like
outstanding characters his arrival probably attract
ed attention than other births in that particular
community. AS child he, doubt enjoyed birthday
cakes other children but who could tell that this
chlds birthday would claim the attention of family
large as the Afro-American Sons and Daughters and is
destined to remembered beyond this great group
The, birthdays of T. j. Huddleston's paymaes, no
without being remembered by themselves,
vet T. IHuddlesons birthday is being blessed by hun
dreds Of grateful people who have reasons beyond
race PRIZE because they have been personally touched by
his fe hundreds of other people who know the value
of man of his type
In Abraham Lncoln's famous Gettysburg address, he
said something to this effect 'The world will little note
what say here but it will long remember what we Go
here" This has proved true and feel safe in saying
that as long as the world shall stand this truth will
main profound in the hearts of 1t profits man
VERY little to talk before he does anything but when
man does something and then talks, the world will give
honor and a sightseeing trip in Yazoo City will convince
anv normal person that t. j. Huddleson has good rea
sons to talk the people have good to remember
that June l. 1885, is his birthday.
The Custodian is asking that June be the banner
month for the organization He is asking that Deputies
Financial Secretaries Organizers and the entire writing
force as whole send in at least 1000 members for
that month Gifts will be highly appreciated from any
one who WISHES to send them,
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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-05-01
Notice.
To F. SIS Of All Lodges

To F. SIS Of Al lodges:
l am not publishing itinerary for the month of
June My visits for June will be made by request. have
booked few dates for June by request and would be
proud give you date if you will write at once. Now is
the time to build the membership for the Grand Lodge
I'm never busy consider your requests No Lodge
too large OF too small for to push the membership
on an upward trend. Ask others about Address
l. F. EDWARDS, Supreme, Vice-Presdent,
Mound BAYOU. Miss
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-05-01
To the Deputies and State Organizers.

AT the present time the organization has discontinued
writing $4,000 contracts There must be corrections
made in the Grand Lodge with financial secretaries and
deputies concerning this policy. Those who apply for
the $4,000 offer them the $4,000 contract
instead