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La gaceta., 1937-01-13
APRECIADAS LAS COSAS
SIN LA INTERVENTION EX-
TRANJERA LA VENTAJA
Sc INCLINA AL COBIERNO
LEGITIMO
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

nero de bar.os, es que la escua-
dra alemana sc halla en- activi-
dad en- las aguas de Espaha Y
este constituye la 1nica positi-
va amenaza de bloqAeo.
Las Communications mariti-
mas deben mantenerse abiertas
81 ell gobierno espanol ha de
mantener su parte en- la guerra
civil. Es por este que Alvasez
del Vayo Sc opone a mayor in
aervenci6n por parte de Alema-
mia.
Naturalmente que L. marina
espanola no prede compararse
con la alemana; pero debe re-
cordarse que, 81 ell gobierno es
llevado a la desesperaci6n, Sc
defendera con todOS los medlOS
a SUI alcance. Predomina aquf la
impression de que, a pesar de to-
do, Alemania no llevara su nor
ma a SD aparente conclusion.
Para ella seria tambien un acto
de desperation, porqre no de-
be esperarse que Russia, Francia
y quizas Inglaterra Sc sienten y
cierren los ojos.
Consideradas todas las cosas
Sc deduce que las communication
mes maritimas de Espana estan
abiertas y asi quedaran.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
LA LISTA SOLO CONTIENE
LOS NOMBRES DE 1852
~CIUDADANOS ELEGIBLES

FL perito Mert, antil James
Quinn termino aver de compro-
bar las firmas sometidas a la
iunta municipal electoral por la
Junta de Real State " dice que
solo contiene dos nombres de
1852 electoreS e~legibles.
La ley requiere las firmhas,
para solicitar una election espe-
cial, del 20 90 de los electores
legalmente inscriptos.
Contiene JOS libros 25, 143
ncmbres y de las firmas presen-
tadas, 8121, solo 1862 pertene-
cen a l.iudadarfos COM derecho
al voto.
Ahora la junta, buscando una
tangente, dice que sera necesa-
rio conprobar los lioros para
YER cu$ntos de los inscriptos pa
garor ell impuesto electoral V
cor 10 tanto tienen derecho a
votar.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
Sc CAYQ DE UN TECHO Ell
ANCIAN0 WALTER GARRI-
SON

Trabajando hoy en- la rerara-
ci6n de un techo en- la Octava
avenida esquina a la Gale Diez,
Sc cay6 a la Gale, victima de
una enfermedad del coraz6n, ell
anciano Walter Garrison, de la
raza blanca.
La muerte lie sobrevino en- pc
cos minutes, quedando ell cuer-
pc tendido en- ell pavimento.
Una ambulancia, llamada por
los vecinos, recogi6 ell cadaver.
Hoy Sc hara una iRvestiga-
ci6n por ell juez de paz del dis
trito.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
REUNION DEL COMITE E.
JECUTHVO DE LA VERDE
Ma DEL TABACO

Ell comit6 executive de La Yer
bena del Tabaco celebrara una
importante reunion ell pr6ximG
viernes, EN- la oficina de la Ca
mara de Comersio de Ybor, en-
la Septima avenida.
Dispone la Verbena. de mas
de 5000 d6lares, pero lie faltan
$1,500.00 para completar los
gastos presupuestados.
Ell programa de la Verbena
cubrira los dias 18, 10 Y 20 de
febrero.
La procession civica, con Wis
tcsas y nuevas carrozas, Sc efec
tuara 81 viernes febrero 10.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
SALDRA Ell SABADO UNA
MEDICA AME-
RICANA QUE Sc DIRIGE A
MADRID

New York, Enero 13.-Uns
expedition medica de auxiiic
con suficiente squipo para es.
sablecer un hospital de SO ca.
mas en- Madrid. saldra Ell saba.
do en- Ell vapor Paris, segun a.
nuncio aver Saul Carsun, di-
rector executive del negociadc
medico de Los Amigos Norte-
americanos de la Democracia
Espanola.
Incluye la expedition un
grupo de Is cirujanos, enfer'
meras, tecnicos y auxiliares.
Mahana jueves. en horas de
la noche, Sc les ofrecera una
fiesta de despedida en- la Man
haitian Opera House.
Dentro de pocos 6as Sc ini.
clara una campana para una
segunda expedition.
En- Ia semana pasada se han
recibido mas de $4,000 en-
contrihuciones individuales y
equipo CON I'm valor de 10 mil
pesos.
La Cruz Roia espahola re-
cibira a la expedition y Ia a.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
Al Vuelo

En- ell interes de dar a nues-
tros lectores noticias interesan
tes Y que sabemos han de llenar
las aspiraciones de las personals
que esperan un beneficio direc-
to, damos a conocer que: En- ell
Centre Asturiano Sc llevara a
cabo una importanbe reforma,
Ell 10 que Sc refiere a ofrecer a
los bailadores I'm salon mas es-
pacioso.
La ohra sc e~fectuara en- ell sa
Ion teatro, que por consecuen-
Ella dejara de serlo, convirtien :
dose en- un hermoso y espacioso
salon de bale.
Despues de terminada la obrs
ell Centre contara con dos salo-
mes de bale para mayor como
didad de los bailadores, y ell sa-
lon cantina estara dedicade a
refrescar solamente tambien pa
ra mayor comodidad de los asis
tentes.
Los planes estan sometidos al
estudio de I'm conocido ingenie-
no local.
Contara la colonia latina con
otro salon mas, moderno y con-
veniente preparado para cien-
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
"El Rey que Rabi6"

Tocan a su fin los ensayos de
esta zarzuela, que sera repre- :
sentada eel pr6ximo domingo en-
el Centre Asturiano, por ell Pro
yecto Federal Teatral.
Esta obra sera un ruidoso
triunfo del Cuadro latino que
act1a bajo la direction del Sr.
Manuel Aparicio.
Tienen a su cargo los princi-
pales papeles la conocida y a.
plat Ida tiple Sra. Carmen Ra-
mirez, Pillar Mayoqui, Antonio
Jimenez, Manuel Gutierrez Y
Mauricio Gutierrez.
Las decoraciones estaran de
acuordo con las exigencias del
autor, hecha por ell Sr. Syl.
La orquesta sinf6nica tendra
a su cargo la parte musical de la
noche.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
NOTAS SOCIAES

Elvira Fernandez y Ell joyen Sc
i6astian Cipino.
Sc hS.ieron entretenidos iue :
,oS, disfrutaHdo los "chicos' de
oraS muy diyStidas.
Eatre los asistentes est ban
,ag Srtas. Lola Garcia, Rose Ro-
nero, isabel Meieras, NEaS;
Msndez, Filomena Billela, An :
81 Giovsnco, Zoila Fernando
H..en Duran.
j6venes Bill Roberts, Hen
ny G.cihuela, Eloy Nava, An
dreI Martinez, Mike CsementA
? Marietta, Fred Fox y Sam
To.
Les mrchachos salieron muy
fechos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
UN HIDROPLANO DEL Co
BIERNO DE MADRID bonn
BARDEO A MELILLA

Casablanca, Marruecos Fran
ces, enero 13.-Un hidroplano
del gobierno espanol bombar-
dec aver ell puerto de Melilla, en-
ell MarrHecos espaiiol.
Lanz6 ell (hidro cinco bombas
V solo una do en- ell blanco. Es-
tie cay6 en- I'm muelle, matando a
tres trabajadores e incendian-
do u n,argamento de az1car. O.
tros tres obreros resultaron he
rides.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13

tos de personals, que podran bal
lar c6modamente.
Alentamos a los activos as
lures a que realicen ell proyec-
to para legitimo orgullo de la
respectable sociedad a~sturiana Y
de la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13

hombres de la raza blanca "pa
seaban' carteles CON estas pa
labras: Somos obreros unionis
tas en- huelga.
Los negros siguen cargando
y rumiando su pobreza y "ss-
clavitud.'
Los huelguistas esperan que
para su causa haya justicia al
gun dia.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
PARA LA MUJER
Vinos y Licores en- la Mesa

versus classes han sido va indl-N
eadas IN estas paginas.
Y ell feliz termino de una CO.
rnida e .la.la en- una copita de j
ecr. ) anotaremos aqui para
gufa de nuestras lectoras algr~
nos dc ~ licores comedies.
FL cher reese asta hecho EN-
Taf1aqona per los :aruioS. Ell
GescubriIor de- la f6rn2sla do el
secreto de ella a Ia familia aEs-
trees durarte e siq!c xvi, y Ell
81 2no 16o7se mariscal 'Esz
trees Sc Ia cae5 a les cart 'iod
qLe duraate las Ultima rers6a
cnes re'igiosas de EEancia
e estat,eciercn en Cataluna,
porMo re 81 ID or l'eva hoy en-
la eticueta ell ncmbre de Tara
gone.
Asc ov@eh realidad as
un lid ESQ, Sc lie celoca
en- la de los meiores
who's. pues es Ia esencia del Vi
no destilado, o mas romantica-
mente exprcsado ,es eel alma
del Vino. Els ell mas salrdable
de los licores: elixir de larga
vidag, seg1n 10 denomin6 Victor
Hugo. Proceae de La Charente
(Francia). Pero Sc hacen tam
hien excelentes conacs en- Espa-
ma.
Otros ]icores muy conocidos
son la cro~a de menta, curacao,
anisete, etc.
AL licor de cereza Sc lie llama
Ell rey de los licores. Las cere-
zas que entran en- su confecci6n
recen en- las islas del mar Baltt
co, celebres por ser la escena
de las leyendas mitol6gicas del
Norte.
En- la pintoresca pequena ciu
dad de Lara, en- la costa de Ial-
macia, del mar Adriatico. Sc
halla la historA:a casa de Drioli,
la mas antigua destileria de Ma
raschino. AqUi hace varios 81
CLOS, mientras los doges y en-
peradores luchaban por ell do
mimic de Dalmacia, Giuseppe
Calceniga, un venecisno, logr6
obtener un delicioso licor de
una especie de cereza negra la
mada Marasca, que crece en- es-
ia region, y que hoy 'eonstituye
una de las riqrezas del pals.
Una comida, asf servida, con
busnos who's y licores, constitu-
We una ceremonial cuyos ritos
prolongan la reunion de ami
COS.
u n
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
LOYAL KNIGHTS
OF AMERICA

Por orden de la Hermana
Soberana cito a todas las her.
manas para la Junta General
lie mes que Sc celebrara ell
Microbes Is de Enero, a las
8:15 P. M, en- ell lagar de CO.'S
tumbre.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
das las hermanas.
Lourdes VazqueE,
Secretaria.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
E3, 81 Centre ObreroN

Ell oL Centre ObrerON
Il cuadro artistico del Tenn
plo d. los Trabajadores reapa-
recerA ell pr6ximo domingo, re-
forzado esta vez por cOnocidos
artista3 de la ld2alidad.
Espera este cuadro tener la
Il geraci6n del p1blico para &C.
.ebrar funciones todos los do
mingos.
Ell venidero domingo Sc rega-
laran varios premios a los ar :
tistas aficionados.
Para tomar parte en- este con
curse tendran que inscrihirse
en- ell Centric Obrero. Las ms i.
nripciones Sc hacen todos los
dias.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
LA HCELGA EN- LOS NIUE
LIES MUNICIPALES

Negroes estibaderes cargo.
ban hoy Urn vapor, en- los nue.
Hes municipalities.
Cerca de los negros, dos
La gaceta., 1937-01-13

bNSHoS NfiioS, etoh S%AHNSe
y bien bebidos, es la .clEe de
la Iospitalidad, o Ell leAguaje
sutil con ell dNe q anfirion ex-
presa su consideration al invi-
tado que reconocs ell aprecio de
que es objeto:
Existe, por tantoel arte asi
de saber beber como de saher
sergir baenoA who's. No solo
i terviene en- csc aAe ell senti-
do del gusto. sine tnnbien ell
De Ia vista y ell del blfato. He
aqui. pues, Ell ritoN que pdo
been bebedor Ia de obfFNr
antes de apurar la copa de W
TO.
Levantar primero la copa
para coneemplar al trasluz su
limpia transparencia y su her.
moso kolor; acercar la copa
hasta Njer aspraf su delicio-
so bououet,.y catar saborean-
do su exquisite gusto.
Conforme Sc esta bebiendo Y
aun Sc conserva en- la boca ell
vino, no Sc puede apreciar pie
namente nj distinguir ell aroma
peculiar de cada clase de vino,
sino una vez que Sc haya ira
gado. Els necesario un corto in
tervalo antes de que ell catadoM
pueda exclamar: "iExcelen@
tel" "iPasable! 0 "Abomina-
BILE !" Ell connaissear no bebe la
copa de un golpe, sino a peque-
nos tragos, poruue a cada sor-
DO goza del mismo delete to-
tai que -experimentaria una So
la vez apurando de Tn trago Ell
contenido de un vase.
Y ahora pasamos a indicar
las differences classes de who's.
que, segun las autoridades en- Ia
materia, deben servirse en- cada
OCCASION y con los diversos man.
jares.
Para una comida intima, en-
que Sc trata de obsequiar a unos
amigos, podra empezarse con
TN aperitivo, que puede consis-
tir en- un vermut o I'm cocktail,
Y mejor aun, en- una copa de
Jerez. Los entendidos dicen que
nun.a debiera tomarse un cock
tail antes de una comida en- que
Sc vaya a servir un buen vino.
Los ingredientes fuerte del cock
Ga ginebra, ell whisky y el
ron, etc. Destroyer las facul-
tades del paladar para apre-
ciar la delizadeza de I'm ,buen
vino.
Con la sopa sc puede CONT
nuar sirviendo Jerez o un Ma
.era, aunque no es necesario
vino alguno hasta ell prin
en- que Sc servira un
chianti, o un Burdeos @ un Bor
COMA, para acompanar al asa
do.
81 antes del asado hay un pes
puede regarse este con un
o un Mosela, o un vino
del Rhin, como L~iebfraumilch
Auslese 1921.
En- las comidas de gala, ban
Juetes, en- ell asado Sc empeza-
"a a servir ell champagne y sc
,ontinuara durante los postres.
Lo demas, durante estos, puede
0eberse un Sauternes, O un To-
Kay, o un Borgona espumoso, o
IN Oporto, o un Jerez. Las di-
La gaceta., 1937-01-13

Una comidG
En- la Residential de Marie Ca
llejas lie fue ofrecida una conf
da a los miembros del Chers
Amis Club.
Ese dia ingresaron la Srta
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
OoeradG

En- ell dia de aver fue someti-
da a una operation en- la clinica
Ell Bien P1blico, la nina Gloria
Permuy, lhija de los esposos Pc
trona y Manuel Permuy.
Deseamso ell pronto restable-
cimiento de la simpatica nina.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
Una fnnei6n

Una Junci6R
En- .ficio de los ninos que
sufnen los rigores Gle la guerra
de ESpaha, la altrri>ta Logis
Loyal knights celeorara una
function Ell ala "a de este mes
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturia
no.
Sc llevara a escena a bonita
obra GET Dia de Reyes"
Teniendo en- cuenta ell op6-
sito humanitario que tiene esta
function, es de esperar que Ell tea
tro Sc yea lleno por complete.
Ayudamos a aliviar a los nj
nos que sufren en- Espana, mu-
chos de ellos Uncertainties. Todos
piden la protection de listed
Acuda a la function de los Loya
knights y contribuira a una o.
bra noble.
La gaceta., 1937-01-13
La matinee del Cenrto

La matinee del Cenrto
La Secci6n de Recr9p anun :
cia otro matinee para J Centre
aEspanol de Ybor. Ali Sc dara
cits nuestra juventud q domin
go.
Don Francisco" tendra 8 Su
cargo Ell prograSa.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
A LITTLE GIRL AND
HER SCRAP BOOK
BOOK

Uncle Gil's representative went
into the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Billingsley, 2613 Binney, Tuesday
and there she found a little girl
who is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Billingrley and who was
dhristened by them Pearl Jane
Billingsley. Little Pearl Jane, 2
years and s months old, upon being
told what the Guidite Club stood
for began to display why she
should become the first member
of said club by showing an over
average ampullt'l of intelligence.
She Immediately brought out her
scrap book and proceeded to ex-
plain the meaning of each pic
ture therein. Picture number one
was that of Jesus Christ blessing
little children; her assertion on this
picture was that "Jesus loves all
good children" Number 2, was that
of Paul preaching, to which she said
"Paul wants all men to be good"
Number 8, was the picture of a
little girl praying. Asked about
this picture, her reply was that
"all good girls pray to Jesus"
Number A was a portrait of Uncle
Sam, to this she said "Uncle Sans
flag will protect us all" Number
5 was the picture of an outstand-
ing humanitarian. Upon being
Asked who this was she replied
"the PRESIDENT Number 6 was
ian, her answer to this one was
the picture of a second humanitar-
that is Lincoln who FUSED to be
the president and got killed in a
picture show" Number z was the
father of the country, to this she
said that she also was a president
Number 8 the president and a lit
tie girl, inquiring as to who this
was she replied that is "the pre-
sident and his granddaughter
Number 9 was the picture of an
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
PLATFORM OF THE OMAHA GUIDE
NATIONAL

e Dyer Anti Lynch bill and thus stop
citizens.
e presidents cabinet.
ucational sysem hat every child
of recearch by our scientists and His
S first founded in Africa.
ence which will bring about our pro-
Y our chief executives.
assing a Federal Law making election
very American citizen Of voting age
teaching the socalled white race that
q themselves about white supremacy
population. They must be taught
s. They must be taught that seven
ade UP Of darker races. They must
at blazes upon the equator and turn
wer of the brain any more than the
ain of the white race; and that the
rushed by a money mad fed. Il the
God of man are not welded into the
teaching the principles laid down by
e hearts of our children some day,
world has ever known.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
Mrs. Smith Presents Program

Mrs. Lola Smith presented a
cry interesting program Sunday ev
ening at the Seven Day Advent
church, 2sth and Lake st. in con-
nection with the Home and School
Assn. of the church.
Mr.. Allen B. Humphrey who is
the instructor of the church school
served as master of ceremonies.
TIE program was as follows: Bethel
Sunday school glee club rendered
the selection"Bringing in the Wan
derers." A paper by Mrs. J. C.
Newton "Why a Christian Educa-
ton" A vocal solo, BESIDE the
Still Waters by Mr.. ]. F. Allison.
Reading, "Young Peter" by Elder
Lightner. This was followed by an
address by S. Edward Gilbert who
took for his subject "The Relation
ship of the Home to the School,"
after which the children of the
school presented a drama entitled
"Kimona" which was highly re-
ceived by approximately 200 per-
sons.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06

(1) Fight for a passage of tn
the shameful lynching of American
(2) One of our citizens in tn
90 Federal control of the ed
must have a high school education.
(4) Assist in the furtherence
torians to prove that civilization wa
% Establish a political influ
rata of higher appointments made b
(6) Stop graft in politics by
day a legal holiday and compelling e
to vote.
CD Prevent further wars by
It is high time for them to quit foolin
with only three-tenths of this worlds
that color is due to climatic condition
tenths of the worlds population is m
be taught that the rays of the sun tn
the skin brown do not effect the pc
GOODNESS of icy glaciers effect the br
darker races will not continue to be C
Fatherhood of God and the Brotherh
hearts of this worlds family now, by
our Saviour, it will be welded into tn
soon, on the bloodiest battlefield this
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06

The Missionary Society, under
the leadership of Mrs. Mona Neal,
met at the home of Mrs. Eddie
Jones, on Monday evening at 430.
The Willing Workers club, under
the leadership of Mrs. Frances
Woods, met at her home on Tues
day evening at 4:30.
Prayer meeting was well attend
ed.
The B. Y. P. u, under the leader
ship of Mr.. Timothy Jackson, meets
every Sunday at $3.50 at the church.
The Junior Mothers postponed
the Fish Supper until a later date.
The Trustee Board will have a
chicken dinner on March 18th. Mr.
Elder Owens is chairman.
Bible Study lesson every Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Frances Woods
The teacher is Mrs. Strong.
The persons on our sick list are
Mrs. Ethel Daniels, Mrs. Danie
Marshall and Mrs. Mary Butler.
Mr.. L. J. Malone is able to be
around.
The Sunday school was well at
tended. Mr.. Homer Zackery, supt
Mr.. Alfred Owens has a new
1887 Packard.
Mr.. Elder Owens has been made
salesman for the Robar Motor Co
He is selling new and used cars
The Sunday morning service wa
we'll attended. The pastor preached
on "Christ's Ability to save"
Choir rehearsals on Friday even.
ing. Mrs. Frances Anderson is pre-
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06

broiler turned on half way. Broil
until lightly Drowned on top.
Fried Tomatoes
Slice firm unpeeled tomatoes. Dip
in flour To which salt and pepper
have been added. Fry to a light
brown on both sides; about five
or six slices at a time, taking care
not to break them. Remove from
pan, pour in top and let come to a
boil. Pour over tomatoes. Uusally
enough flour is left in pan to slight
ly thicken sauce.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06

Indian whom she said lived in a
wipwam. Number 10 was the pic
ture of the Dionne children who
she said lived in Canada. And thus
ended the scrap book of little Pearl
Jane Billingsley. For such informa-
ton Undle Gil wishes to thank
little Pearl Jane and extend a
sincere hope that she continues to
build a store of knowledge through
her little scrap book.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06

Rev. J.. H. Patton, pastor of Mt.
Olive Baptist church, Sioux City,
and Vice Moderator of the Iowa
and Nebraska district of the Bap-
fist church was in town last week.
Rev. Patton who is also vice pre-
sident of the National Baptist con-
vention was on his way to a re-
gional meeting of the convention
being held in st. Louis.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
Recipes

BrOiled Tomatoes
6 Good-sized tomatoes
1 cup finely ground cooked chicken
2 tablespoons grated cheese
Milk
Salt
Pepper
Sprinkle flour over cooked chick
en- and add milk enough to moisten
well. Heat in saucepan until thick
ened. Cut tomatoes in half cross
wise, spread with chicken mixture,
sprinkle cheese on top. Put undel
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
RULES of THE GUIDITE CLUB
-0RIECTS ora NM CLuR-

OBJECTS OF THE CLUB
1. To teach our boys and girls to appreciate Art, Literature,
Science and Physical education.
2. To help develop talents of our boys and girls and give
hem an outlet for their expressions.
To teach them the value Of reading weekly and daily news
papers.
To acquaint them viii boys and girls throughout the world
Who are striving for higher ideals.
To bring them before the public.
6. To teach love for the church and Christian workers and a
uner appreciation for the words, DO unto others as you would
ave them do unto you"
RULES For Membership In The Guidite Club
l. You must be a regular reader of The Omaha Guide to be-
come a member Of the Guidite Club.
2 Each member must send in interesting stories and pictures.
Write newsy letters and answer letters written to you.
3. Each member must show evidence to the club sponsor that
he or she has written and received at least two letters from
members of the club before becoming eligible for the honor roll.
4 You must write neatly and only on one side of the paper,
signing your name and address plainly at the bottom of the
sheet.
s. Every member must read the interesting features on the
Guidite Page in The Omaha Guide and discuss same at the
weekly meetings.
g. You must extend the hand of fellowship to sister and bro
tber Guidites when they are seen with the Guidi,e card and
button.
7 Each member must attend the weekly meetings of the
Guidite Club or give a plausible excuse in writing from their
parents.
s. You must go to bed each night with a Guidite smile and
promise never to frown when Mother says go on an errand,
wash the dishes or sweep the floor.
9. Every member must be a real booster Of The Omaha Guide
and agree to interest at least 5 grown-ups in purchasing The
Omaha Guide.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
ON THE BLINK

A British scientist calculates
that the average boy blinks his
eyes $4,000, 900 times in the cour-
Sc of a year and utters 100000
words. The average girl matches
the boy for blinks, but 100000
words! The scientist is a man.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06

Hudson Lilliard and John Gil
more visited MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Bissett, 2912 r street. Frank
Young and Rev. II. l.. James, pre-
siding elder Of the M. E. church of
this district, also were callers at
the Bassett's home.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
Membership Roll of
the Guidite Club


Pearl Jane Billingsley
2619 Binney st.
Charlotte Key
2909 No. 26th st.
John McClain 29O9 No. Goth st.
William McClain
2909 No. 26th st.
Lawrance McClain
2909 No. Goth St.
Billy Hamilton
2914 No. 18th st.
Avoca Mason
2804 Binney
Johnny Mae Sanders
29o6 No. 26th St.
John Cook
2904 No. Goth st.
Inie Rec Sanders
2906 No. 26th ST.
Betty M Cook.
1904 No. 26th st.
Richard Watson
1902 No. 26th st.
Joe Brooks
2130 No. 18th ST.
Uvern Turner
1859 Seward st.
Nathaniel Tate, jr.
1921 No. 25th st.
Paul Qualls
1857 Burdette st.
John Patterson
2426 Patrick Ave.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
MRS. WARD IMPROVED

Mrs. Ward who was burned quite
severely last spring is improving
very much under the watchful eye
of Mrs. G. A. Jackson of 2616 Grant
ST. Although left an invalid from
the misfortune she is now able to
sit un in bed.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
Poems

TO GUIDITES
I'm just another Guidite
Of whom there are quite few
And should like very much
To get some letters from you
And after you have written me
III do my very best
To answer you quite promptly
With much interest.
So Guidites who read this note
In foreign towns and places
near R9NE
Remember that it is from you
A Guidite l wish to hear
Uncle Gil
Omaha Guide
2418 Grant st.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06

Mrs. Ernest Virgins, 5707 r ST.,
who has been sick for a long time
is reported doing very well.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell Montgomery
5407 r street, are the proud par
ents of a nine and a half pound
boy born Saturday.
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
SOUTH A NEWS

Cafe last Thursday, the 25th and
held fourteen, they were all releas-
ed in Police Court the next MORN
ing
The Omaha guide., 1937-03-06
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