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Evening star., 1938-02-13

FORD 1895 club cabrioet. S465. You ad-
nired this model in the showrooms in 1926
Here is perfect one at a real bargain
figure: seats passengers inside: newly f1n-
ished in tropical green: large compartment
for luggage in rear: dual equipment. leath-
er upholstery. top like new. This car is
real class Give fair trial---you'll lie
it; high allowance for your trade. Steuart
Motors. 18th and N. Y. ave. NV. Natl 5000.
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Is ACRES. II MILES FROM n
On paved road; 7-room house in beauti
lu! setting; garage, barn chicken house;
good ground: will trade for NV prom
erty. Once open Sunday till l pm
49, THE MARYLAND REALTY
-9l5 10Th st. NV. Natl SOa5
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had excellent care by owner; forced to
be bought with very little cash. balance
by local bank 50l9 Conn. ave. Clev.
lSSS SUNDAY and evenings
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
FARMS FOR RENT.

OD APARTMENT HOUSE. NOT roo
WY incumbered; give price. etc. Box
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CHEVROLET 1895 master coach: excellent
condition and appearance. Must sell today.
Save over 500. Private owner. Call Emer-
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| DE SOTO 1888 2-door. priced for a quick
| sale at $40. Logan Motor Co., 18th and
Evening star., 1938-02-13

DODGE 1885 touring sedan. $3.50: Dodge
] $40 2-door touring sedan. S449: Dodge
1884 coupe, $3.50: SO others all makes
buyers Arcade Pontiac Co.. 1919 Irving
st. NV Adams O575 or lot at New York
ave. and Bladensburg I'd. ne. Lincoln
Evening star., 1938-02-13

appearance. low mileage and low price OF
LnlS car oHer an unusual opportunity 10
buy an almost new car at very subst,n. ~
,lai savings. The sparkling black fnish
looks 'uSt AS 1t did when new. the interior
Wn,Ie the mohair upholstery is spotless and
SHOWS SHOWS no sign Of wear The tires are excel
ient ana the mechanical condition is as.
mas oeen driven. but by our famous 'Trew
i,sG hstue , suarsntee as well; Priced for linn
$500. The Trew Motor Co, 159S i4tb e.
Nv. l4th and Pa. ave. Sc. 18th and
SSn2pin SITS Decatur 1910. Atlantic 434o.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

DODGE 1885 2-door touring sedan. heater
one OF the finest values in our stock: the
gray METALLIC finish Is perfect, clean in
terror has the large built-in trunk. fine
tires mechanically will pass any test: only
1915 Pohanka Service. 1925 Goth st.
NV district g141
Evening star., 1938-02-13
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

consisting of two stores and four apts in
excellent condition: income over S4 200. 90
yearly: very reasonable rentals Will take
q small home in trade. Box 1871. Star
S795O-14th AND IRVING SITS. NV,
first commercial. Can be remod to net
S240 per no.; ST. 600 b. a. trust National
.i2S3 or Cleveland 2211
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

intensive study of the Boha'i be-
liefs, but to the theory and prac-
tice of Carrying their message to
the world. On August goth, a nine
day general session will be held.
"It is our conviction that the
present chaotic condition of the
world is not Pm indcton of hope
less Disaster, but rather the dying
struggle of an era of conquest and
hatred, and that from it will come
n unified world Of peace and happ-
mess, the present turmoil probably
terminating in another world war,
Will usher in a new era. This new
era will be the fullfillment Of the
teachings not only of Baha'ullah,
the founder and Prophet of the
Baha'i Faith. but of Jesus Christ
and every other divine prophet of
the past. Chastened by suffering
mankind will turn to justice and
cooperation, rather than TO hatred
says che Of the lecturers who will
discuss the Fundamentals of the
BahP'i Faith at the summer school.
The world order of Baha'ullah,
this rev order of peace and secur-
ity will be presented by members
Of tn Baha'i Youth Group Of Ur-
banas Illinois.
"An essential to the fullfillment
If the plan is the development Of
world consciousness, and individ-
nal character" to that end, the
Baha'i concept of character build
ing will hold an important part
in the Louhelen Ranch summer
school located en- highway M-15,
10 miles from Flint, and 3 miles
south of Division Visitors are
Welcome and accommodations may
1e had at a modest cost.
"Curious People Who are Inter
'sted Please Accept an Invitation
q a Bahp'i Fireside Chat Everv
Wednesday, Evening, 3 p. m. at
30t4 North 28th Ave"
Doreene Maybe Holiday
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02
NOrthSide Beauty
Shop
OUR COM MENTS
SHOPPING FOR BEAUTY
If Ngu are Thirty or Mnres

For the woman who is thirty or
more we urge you to look smart
IN your W mature fashion, which
IN this modern age, is considered
very smart indeed.
Don't try to look like you
younger sister. You don't have to.
Some of the most chic women in
the public eye today are women
thirty or more.
Mature women must watch their
makeup. Use rouge and lipstick,
but be III you learn to apply it
deity and with great care. Too
much makeup on the older women
is disastrous.
Selection of makeup for the wo-
men of thirty or more should be
make only with the advice of a
beautician-one who will honestly
make a choice of cosmetics for her
patron.
IL your hair is white, you should
use a pinkish sharde of rouge
Apply It rather high on the cheek,
blending it out toward the temples
Never bring it down below tht
corners of your moth. This would
tend to give older lines. which add
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02
A FRIENDLY CRITICISM CON
CORNING THE NEW ERA
BAPTIST STATE ASSOC. OF
NEBRASKA
Continued from Page AZ

Saints" Jude 1:3) Be a real
Baptist in faith, teaching, and
practice.
All the Churches, and so called
Churches are Sinful and COrrup-
ted.
The Spiritual life, growth, and
influence of u Churches has an
ugly appearance. because of Sin
and Corruption. We have all kinds
of people in eur churches, such
as drunkards, liars, gamblers, card
players, dancers, %hypocrits men
and women living in open adultery
and other doing every evil and
worldly thing that they are big
enngh to do, and them some. The
pastors, the officers, and the
leading members know who they
are and what they are doing, and
they lack the moral Christian
courage to fight it, and take a
stand against it. And in many
case it is because they themselves
are doing the same things. Anr
again We strike to much for
money, big crowds, worldly things
popularity and the praise of men
and will do anything to get it.
Our churches are wardly in
their worships; and strive more to
please, and to entertain the peo-
pie with an ungcdly service, than
they do to magnify Jesus Christ,
save Souls, or cause the members
to live like a Christian should and
to keep unspotted from the world.
The majority Of our church eff
forts are for material things and
money at any cost. And yet the
material progress Of ohr echurches
are very disccouraging. Because
in despite of every ungodly, word
.ly, and hypoeritical thing we dc
to get money the debts IN the
church builing are not decreased;
bills are unpaid, the building are
not finished; and some churches
have never bought one boot of
Land as ?. chureh,n or bought one
hoard to build God a house. This
is Que to 81, corruption, and ig-
nqranece.
There is too much public Sin
Covered up in u hurches, and
ign0-ance is in the lead. There
fore God is rot blessing them with
prosperity. Gle that covereth his
sins not prosper" Remove, and
fofesake Sin; Clean your life like
YOU clean your body; and make
God; and His righteousness first,
pAIsl all these things shall be adj
delssunto YOU. Matthew 6:33. Gan
| | therefore become your enemy,
because I tell you the turth.' Ga
lation 4:16.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02
Station KOHL $3.50 pm.
Saturday

Griwtb Of the web of copper or
the rural electric service lines Of
America, which brought eIectrici-
ty to 100000 more farms last
lear, will be dfamatized during the
"Family Party program at $3.50
p. M. Saturday, over Station KOHL
and am NBC network.
How electricity, which has more
uses on the farm than anywhere
else, has brought improved farm
products and more profit, saved
he farmer and his family from
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02
BAHIA SUMMER H

Intensive study of world peace
and economic security as a pract-
zeal possibility for the present
century will be made by youths
from various parts Of the Undted
States and Canada at the annual
Ba.ha'i Summer School opening
June 26th at the LOuhelen Ranch,
Division, Michigan. The first sess-
on of the school will run for FIVE
days. ending JurC Both. A second
youth session will be conducted
from July 3 to 7. On July 9th, a
ten day laboratory session will be
opened. devoted to not only to m
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02
P. NJ. JULY.4th.

Patriotism, scientific wonders,
animals. flowers and hilarious
comedy are FL woven into the
fireworks program sponsored by
Omaha Post No. l, American Lee
gion, to be given IN Creighton sta
dunn the night of July Fourth.
Interspered in the evenings pro-
cram, during three intermissions
IN the fireworks display, viii be
interesting music and entertain
men by the Legion Posts band, a
drum corps, and a company of
clowns.
Among more than a dozen thrill
ling pitriotic pieces are an Amerf-
aan Flag fountain, On American
shield, the Statue of Liberty, Lii
berty Bell, an1 the Days of the
Pioneers, an admitted covered wa
gon cen with =. dramatic Indian
attack. "A Gold Star fountain,
which will erupt a beautiful show
er of stirs, will be i'm tribute to
the Gold Star Mothers.
Climax of the evenings show
will be the final number, the Bat
tie of st. Mihiel,' with cannons,
tanks, flags, candles, red fires,
smoke bombs trersh flares, 700
trench maroons, 100 ground ma
rooms, adm fifteen houses, which
will be rae dduring the intensive
warfare. T
Scenic wonders will include an
electric water fountain, a, garden
Of the Gods, Niagara Falls, a spec
tacular sunburst, diamond cluster,
ind a Repeating candle tableau.
Comedy highlights among the
fifty set pieces to be fired are
fighting cats a mother hen feed
ing her chicks, the old gray mare,
Jack in the Box, Twelve Devils
Among the Tailors, a Satanic
whell, and a stork and a baby. A
pigeon race in which thirty roc
ket pigeons fly and cavort four
time across the field, and a goose
with a egg that matches a gosling
" %ipllrove exciting fun for the
children.
Every member of Omaha Post
No. l has tickets to sell fer this
big holiday entertainment. Gener-
aladmission for Adults is 40 cents,
and for children, % cents. Reser-
we'd seats are 25 cents additional.
Box seats each seating eight are
heing reserved at $40 a. box.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

of Chicago, progressive president
of the Independent National Fun
eral Directors association who an
nc'lnced that the 18th annual con-
yention of that organization to be
held in Philadelphia June 1858
promises to be largely attended
by prominent. undertakers.. from
every section.
President MOrsell attended the
9th bnnnRl hventiOn of the
Tennessee COlored Funeral Direct
Ors association last week in Mem
phis. and this week is in atten-
dance at the Mid Western Funeral
Directors assOciatio. nheld in st,
Louis, May 27-28.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

years to your face.
The women of thirty or more
should never wear her haid dressed
low. The modern trend of sweep
ing upward coiffures is particularly
complimentary to the mature wo-
man. Hair .~fluttering loosely and
blow around the face gives the ILL
usion of sagging contour. See that
the hair is kept at the natural
hairline in the back-but better
yet, sweep it upward.
When you are thirty or more
you just cannot afford to have a
~carelessly coiffed head. Only the
young and beautiful can wear .
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02
FOST GRADUATE CLINIC II
NEW ORLEANS
Some of the 80 physicians from
louisiana and neighbOring states

such drudgery, and brought them
cheer, comfort and better health,
is the theme of this dramatic and
interestingly informative program.
Among the many actual uses to
which electric power has been put
one 1,20O, 900 American farms, are
the pumping Of water, the family
laundry, milking and milk cooling,
heating the ground for poultry
and in cold frames, electric brood
ers fer poultry and pigs, hay and
grain elevators, grain and silage
grinding, and ever radio music for
cows, to increase milk production.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02
CALIFORNIANS CHARM IN
SURNNCE EXECUTIVES

Mis-. William Nickerson. Jr., pres
ident of the thriving Golden State
Mutual Life Insurance Co, of Los
Angeles, California, who accom-
panied Mr.. Nickerson to the Nat
ional Insurance Association annu-
al meeting held last week in Cleve-
The attractive CalifOrnians were
the center Of much attention from
the insurance executives and social
circles in the various cities where
they visited in the East. Stops
were made at Kansas City, II.
Louis. Chicago, New York, Wash
ington Durham and Tuskegee In
%stitute... Son Melvin accompanied
the party his chief objective being
the Joe Louis-Max Schmeling bout.
CAMP
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02
casual ~hardress.

casual haardress.
Use ? little oil on your eyelids
it viii give the illusion of bright
eyes. If bows and lashes are fad
ing, use a bit eff easara You
will be pleased with the effect,
especially if your hair IS grey or
mixed grey.
Too much power IS aging. Be
sure you have the right kind and
learn how to use it properly.
Come in and let rs give you
professional advice about your
cosmetic problems, then let US
create for you P new modish Golf
furo that viii make you look
years younger.
Continued next week.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

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The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

l. NJ. S.-Will my auntie be
successful in the business that she
has set up?
Ans: Quite successful. But
she won't make very much
profit from her business this
year-next year will prove an
unusually good year for her.
j. II. S.-Was my husband the
father of the girl that came to
our house a few Sundays ago?
Ans: Worrying about this is
only pilipg the troubles on
your shoulders Yon are al
lowing your. Jealous DISPOSE
iton as web. as Imagination"
to run away with you. Try
not to let spch5 thoughts enter
your head again.
K. X. s.-bJes this man who.
has been askinapna toNmarry him
really love me? What must l do?
Ans: Certainly he loves you,
No man is. going to. chase a
woman for months and insist
that she marry hind unless he
loves her. Until You are able
to determine whether you re-
turn his love, remsin single.
He will in all fprobability
make a very desirable mate.
o.. A. S.-TeTi ME If what I be-
Iieve is true and is it my hus-
bands.
Ans: See. your doctor and
he can confirm the statement
but it is very likely so. There
shouldn't be a doubt in your
mind, of course YOU must be-
lieve it to be your husbands.
l.. 81 am working terrible
hard trying to be the lucky per
son to receive a scholarship this
next year. How are my chances?
Ans: Excellent. Anyone
who has been on the honor
roll fer the past four years
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

what your husband claims
someone told him about YOU
he knows perfectly we'll that
you aren't playing a game of
this kind. Keep your eyes on
him and make him toe the
mark.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

NJ. WIN | yer get my poe
textbook or any of my money back
again? l am worried To death?
Ans. Not a cehanee of your
having this money returned
to you. Try to drop it from
mine and in the future-put
your money IN a savings bank
if you have any surplous en-
hand.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

chosen. Keep Up the good
work, this is your chance Of
getting the college tIaining
that you wish fer.
S. P.-Is is wise to continue to
pursue her or should | find some
one else?
Ans. Find someone else, You
we'll realize that you aren't
getting anywhere to continue
as you have been doing. A
charming young lady will en-
ter your life this summer.
T. NJ. E.-My boy friend is
leaving town in two more weeks.
Should l take another friend or
wait until he comes back?
Ans: Why should you sit
quitely and wait for his re-
turn when you aren't engaged
and you have 40 way of tell
ing when he will come back.
Yes, make some other friends
but you don't have to take
them too seriously if you do
not like.
B. L. B.-Does this boy l am
in love with really care as much
for me as he says? | love him
but | can't seem to prove it to
him.
Ans: He doesn't want you to
prove it-although he kn5ws
perfectly well that you do
love him. 1 would suggest
that you not get intimate with
young man for he does net
have marriage on his mind as
you to have. -,
M. D. A.-Wills L be able to pet
a teaching position this coming
fall or do I have worries before
me?
Ans: I seems to me that
you will elected to teach in
either the city or county
schools. l might be we'll for
you to make some contacts
so that you can feel relieved
about your work.
E.B.-I haze tried hard to live
true to my husband and | wand
30 know who carried hat story
to him about me. I found him at
some lady's house but he said he
was not going with her. What
must l do?
Anr. Stnn ,rcn1.uinn about
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

p. N. WY husband tells me
he has some money loaned cut
and if he can collect it, he
viii give it to me. Is this true 9?
Why did he stop running around
at once? Does he really mean to
act the way he is doing now OF
will he go back to his old stuff e?
Ans: His goose has been
cooked" he has enough run
ming around to last him for
q long time. Yes, he means
to conduct himself like a mar
if YOU will do your part, your
home will be happy. l don't
believe he will collect the
money, forget it.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

DON'T FORGET? WHAT BIG
FIRE W0Iicsl WHERE? oath
BURT STREET. WHEN? $3.50
?. NJ. JULY 4th.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

C. NJ. Gam asking you please
if you think that I will be treated
this way always?
Ans: Only as long as you
stand it. There is no reason
for you to have to put up
with being abused-come to a
show down and have some kind
Of understanding right now.
Aslong as you take bod treat
men., you can't expec t a
change.
NJ. ?. H.-If I ask the man
next door for some m ney will
he give it to me?
Ans: Enough of anything is
enough. and he is about fed
up. No--disappontment is a
head for you if you approach
for he doesn't feel like put
ting out any more money.
P. S. S.-Does this man that I
have been going with mean me
any good?
Ans. He likes you alright but
that is all. Don't expect mar
rage from your association.
w. C.-My husband said we
were going on a trip and I work
ed hard about "a month getting
evrything together and now he
says he's not going. l believe he
is just pouting and I want to
know what I Should do?
Ans: Go right ahead with
the plans and pack his clothes
the minute you get ready to
pull out be will be in the car.
1t would be advisable to try to
get him. i'm "a good humor for
there isn't anything at all
wrong With him but he is
pouting-and you knew why.
81 4. .
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

FOR S~ALE-MarmOn ) Pass. De-
luxe Sedan. Maroon, 6 wheels &
Tires. Mechanically Sound $500
See at North Side Transfer, 2414
Grant.
The Omaha guide., 1938-07-02

will probably be the one
chosen. Keep Up the good
work, this is your chance of
getting the college training
that you wish fer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-20

importance to you, if discovered. but to the little boy or girl they may equal in weight the uneasy conscience of a criminal.
 We have to step softly here, for I am not advising either silence or blindness where 8 child has de- liberately misbehaved. He has to have conscience aroused, and be able to tell what is permissible and what is not.
 Any child, corrected every minute, for spontaneous acts, and accused without warrant. may soon decide that everything he does is wrong.
 Overlook Minor Grimes"
 When a child does pretty much the best he can, he should not be worrying about his small crimes. which are seldom crimes at all. Many of them are beyond his help. Some are only normal results of impulse or momentary weakness. A great many are perfectly innocent on his part, but reyampcd to mon- strous proportions by our more adult standards.
 Jackie takes some of our roses to his teacher. He meant well because he saw us cut quite bunch for a neighbor. He did not ask permission and 50 we tell him he stole them. That he was thief, and must pray for forgiveness. How silly. Why could we not have said. Jackie, you meant well but do ask mother next time If you may have flowers. Some times you may have them, but sometimes I would rather you waited.
 The over-guilty soon learns to lack decision; the minute he de- cides one way he is sure he must be wrong. He loses values. Lack of moral courage is caused by fear. Fear of self. Fear of more suffering Fear of everything.
 It is not easy to fix a nice bal- ance of self blame and guiltless- ness in Q child, I will admit. But If we examine into his reasons mother, and hesitate to call him dishonest or wicked. I think we will be repaid for sparing our ruinous adjectives.
 NExT:Over-s sensitive child Copyright, 1888, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-20
Paris Styles

Paris = (UP) - Blue and tulle. tulle and hlue-as the early sum- mer weddings mount in number the trousseaus continue to uphold the color and fabric standards set up earlier in tho spring. The April wedding of King Fog of Albania and American-born Countess Ger aldine Apponyi was . reminder that navy blue suits arc isldispeTsa- ble-to queens as well as shopgirls.
 The new Albanian queen stopped in Paris to buy two navy ensembles, also . magnificent white satin wedding gown which Chanel made for her. One of her blue outfits has . straight skirt and . htted jacket with rcyerS made of . large white Indian silk frill falling softly on each side. The blouse is of the same white Indian silk (tusSor) pipcd in navy blue. A new suede clip. intro duced by Molyneux, fastens the jacket. It is . simple thing, made of tws long rectangles of suede which clip together horizontally.
 A stylized map os the world ap-