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The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

which your body uses directly for
energy to HELM build up more physi-
cal resistance and thus help calm
jittery nerves, lessen female func-
tional distress and give you joyful
bubbling energy that is reflected
thruout your whole being.
Over 1,000,0 900 women have re-
ported marvellous benefits from
Pinkham's Compound. Results
should delight you'll Telephone your
druggist right now for a bottle.
WELL WORTH TRYING.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

Gays, g @
days and guest
d LAY for
cooler weather
puts pep into
p eople a d
places S o ciaI
obligations on
the engagement
records.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
NY NEW l94) As RoLOG
READINGS ARE READY.
Able WALLACE I

GAC-Bofn in Christmas day
1917. Please ell me- if | I'm go
ing to get what | am expect ng
for my birthday this year and
does he care or is it his way OF
being nice to me-
Ans. Yes. you will get the
DIAMOND RING for your
birthday IS well as Chris fras
gifs. III man IS sincere,
and he loves You and is most
interested in having you be-
come his wife. | predict a
change IF cities for you two
Immediately after you r
mare III the spring.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

c. W.-Do you have the new
1910 Astrology Readings ready
now?
Ans: Yes. You may send
for yours anytime. When
writing enclose a quarter with
your letter and be sure to
send your full name, birth
date, and correct address and
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

P. C.-This fellow that | was
going with turned me down flat
a few days before we were mar
ried. ! had made all the arrange
ments and now | am holding the
bag. What would you do?
Ans; Sit tight and continue
to live a normal life. You
should be darn glad that you
are rid of this bird for he
certainly wasn't any asset to
You. | suggest that you call
your old boy friend up again
for he still wants you mighty
bad to change your mind
about marrying him.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

NOW that Fall is here it's time
~ to take a little stock. Summer
heat waves had little effect, appa-
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
Only One Heat
Wave Tune

heat todUe" he refused to consider
The torrid temperature In any other
mood than ecStdtic. The heos didn't
get him doom. In fact, 1t lifted him
TO neto hip-shGking heights. Incl
dentaily, Berlin is the exception
tohich proUes the rule that song
ioriters are not affected By the heat.
His is the only song in all Of
ASCAP's teeming records that is
concerned pith q heat pdve.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

R. T.-My h%lttrend left here
last night late and didn't come
hack until time to go to work. Is
no actually going with this girl?
Ans: Well, he wasn't by
himself. 1t would be to your
advantage to arrange to fol-
low him to the corner drug
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
Broadway seers see a

this Fall. If the vogue is passing it
is undoubtedly due to the over-use
of the word Swing" itself and to
the monotonous readiness with
which so many bands palm off in.
ferior commercial jazz as swing.
1t is our guess that the really
first class swing outfits will con.
tinue to be popular. and by first
class we mean those which 60 IN
for improvised and unscheduled hi.
de-ho instead of familiar arrange
ments of hot tunes.
That there Is a definite return to
sioeet music Is indicated By udrious
contests Roi0 being held, in ,DhicA
patrons are asked II they prefe,
Siceet or ssDing. A feto months age
patrons i0ere not consulted. Thev
had to take Sioiag-dnd like Il.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

L. NJ. My daughter has reach
ed the age where she is a prob
lem. | don't know how to handl
her or what to do and do yol
think it W II be a good idea TO
mo to send her. down south h
my sisters home?
Ans: Absolutely not. A
visit to your sisters home
would be nice for her. provid-
ed it wasn't for more than a
couple of weeks. But TO turn
your daughter over to some
n else to raise and train is
poor judgment on your part.
You realize thoroughly that
she is at a very ticklish age
and she must be handled care
fully and it is your place to
see that she behaves herself.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

The lists are comfortably free of
heat references There are not more
than a dozen ditties in %songwriting
history that carry any suggestion Of
heat. The most popular is "Hot
Lips" by Henry Busse and Lou
Davis, but this song is more per-
tinent to a spell which jazz has
exerted upon a trumpeter's mouth
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

Men,. and "Their Eyes Were
Wat hing God" have brought
ad-ed laurels (ANP).
-oOo-
TO CELEBRATE QUARTER
CENTURY OF BLUES OF w.
c. HANDY
New York, Dec. 81 (C)-"The
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

| will get your read ng out
to you i'm rediately upon ar
rival.
G.. II. 1.-The insurance tina
my husband was carrying wa'
paid up but they wouldn't pay
me the whole policy. What shoulc
| do about it?
Ans: There isn't anything
that you can do about it.
There happened to be a su-
eide clause in your husbands
policy and this let the COM
pany out of making the entire
payment. However, they r
going to send you a check
for the amount that your hus
band paid into this company
for the policy.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
By Frances Lee Bsrton.

HOLIDAYS are in the ofing.
- And days that are not holf
days are party days, club dance
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

conducive to the de.
v%elopment of romance.
Their case histories,
crowding the filing cab
.nets of the American
Society of Composers,
Authors and Publishers,
testify to their high re-
gard for the weather.
oil kinds of weather.
Only One Heat
Wave Tune
Epen iehen s0nc nan
Jrping Berlin, in a
III oment OF unusual
rhythmic agitation,
Fashioned some gears
back "toe're having q
aPnt fpnpe. II frODfedI
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

L. C.--Ii here a possibility OF
mo keeping his job that | have
after the holidays or will | be
among the number of unemployed
again? am worried nearly to
death.
Ans: | don't believe that
you are going to lose your
job. The work that you have
done during the past few
weeks las proven so sat s.
~faetorly that | an sure that
you will be able to continue
working. The course of study
You took up last spring is
the chief reason that you are
doing so well now.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31
Dance Group from Hampton
Institute Scores Hit In East

Hampton Institute, Va, Mar,
"a. - The Hampton Institute
Creative Dance Group. under
the direction of Charles II.
Willis, head of the department
of physical education, has just
returned from a tour in the East,
in which they scored a series
of marked successes.
The best index of the impress
slons which they made are the
enthusiastic newspaper COM
ments of their performance.
Some of the leading ones are as
follows: ....
Philadelphia Record: ct h e
Hampton Institute Creative
Dance Group, a group of %
Negro dancers from that college,
gave an interesting program of
original dances in Goodhart
Hall, Bryn Mawr, last night.
The program, under the
direction of Charles H. Williams
included African dances, charac
terstic dance rhythms of the
American Negro, work rhythms
and Negro spirituals. ......
Gifted naturally in grace
and rhythm, the group lends
nigh originality to its presenta-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31
declared? 1t is likely to be than abroad Let
Europe settle her troubles. NJ

est insult to Negroes since the
introduction of the bill many
years ago to have separate rail
read coaches in Missouri, which
you did so much to defeat"
The high courts decision
which was handed down in the
now amous Gaines case Deem
err II, 1888, was the 18th vic
tory Of the NAACP, before that
tribunal. The plaintiff was Lloyd
Gaines, a graduate Of Lincoln
university, who sought admis-
son to the University Of Mis-
souri, law school, and was denied
registration solely on h e
grounds Of race.
The courts decision said in
part: 49,.
"By the operation of the laws
OF Missouri a privilege has been
created for white law students
which is denied TO Negroes by
the reason of race. The white
resident is afforded legal edu-
cation within tn state; the Ne
gro resident having the same
qualifications is refused it there
and must go outside the state
to obtain it. That is a denial of
the equality of legal right to the
enjoyment of the privileges the
state mas ct up, and the provi-
sion for the payment Of tuition
fees in anoher state does not re-
move the discrimination.
The bill now before the Iegis-
lature also has been protested
by a delegation of 10 leading
citizens of Kansas City.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31
Protest Missouri Attempt to
Dodge Supreme Court Ruling

81. Louis, Mo. Mare q. -
\ t,t>rmu>. effort on the part
q the Missouri. state legislature
10 get "'aund the recent /. s.
Supreme Court decision which
opened the doors Of the Univcr-
',ly OF Missouri TO Negroes vas
denounced here this week by
Joseph l. McLamore. prominent
attorney Of this city, as AN in
suit 20 jhc two hundred thous-
and Ny.roc. VIII, make up q
substantial part Of the states
citilenr,
Mr.. AicIrmorp issued he sfate-
mont in Il letter TO state Senator
Michael Kinney asking him 10
oppose he bill which appronrait-
cs 100000 for the expansion of
Lincoln University at Jefferson
CITY. The money would no usod
TO build graduate ard n,,fos-
sional schools for Lincoln. ac-
cording to the bill. and thereby
presumably. cqualizc the educa-
tional facilities omen to Nooro
and white citizens Of tbo st,to
in accordance with the bir h
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31
Solomon Jackson In City
Mr.. Solomon Jackson of the
town of Grocer, one of the oldest

town of Grocer, one of the Oldest
employees of the above operation
having come to the coalfields in
1890 or thereabout., where he
stopped and where he has been
ever since, was IN the city of Key
stone Tuesday afternoon for a
few minutes this week. Solomon
Jackson delights to remind his
friends of the protection and
safeguards thrown around him
by the Hon j. j Lincoln, manag-
er and generalissimo of the
Grocer and Upland coal opera
tons. Solomon Jackson is we'll
known throughout the state as
q trustworthy citizen, a Republi-
can of the first water and one
who never allows any man 10
tamper with his inherent right
to think, vote, speak and act for
himself. He is the father of
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31

European War NOT Half Hot Bemoan
the Idea
After all the newspaper advertisement pcturnq
this and that to he impending cloud conditions Europe
the sentiment rapidly convincing the people all Europ
that the sained and orowful mothers forgot
en- nor overcome the appalling brought
and hearts the millions of darling young vor
regrefuly surrendered their lives the of the
World War.
And far these United st atos concerned deep dowr
IN the very souls of men in er and in the
OF humanity knowing the orld knows this country
ground to push the flower of its youth
to NEEDLE in another countrys affairs sacrificing limbs live
and property for of pot acclaim
let the u S. stay at home let internal bo between IN
different European countries be settled among Themselves w
have entanglng alliances any Of the European countries
Then they are not interfering with liberties con uti5
rights and civic privileges therefore, the who expert
enced the last World will never forget and 9.a+ a
forgive the idea of having forced young into that h
BILE Understanding calamity which over Two hundred and
fifty thousand American souls gave their lives and whose bones
lie bleaching on Flanders field and buried t Of ho.
mothers whose hearts still ache for iircrcla loss,
Englands mothers saying nay yea Nay
In the last war England lost three million. O.. ,.lau
souls on the baefelds wc-traned soldiers whose .l
today look with dsdan and fright at hearing talk OF
another catastrophe living though they be ta very heart Of
Europe yet these mothers earrly and ff,htcd,, o
ed at the constant talk Of anofhc, war r,., t ,.l
possessions that might be involved " mere is t, man who
could hope to another or who could expect r
mothrs at home in Europe millions of cold and death
dealing machine Of the dcstroycrs of human l
Look at France and sigh for mercy
In the last war five million Frnchmer lost f. s. ..
on the oattIefed Just think Of the agony that cam. s
hearts OF the mothers of France How could they have,
hard for human conception to explain Wloneeds to lie SURPRISED
az tne inside thought and Of the goycrner
1t difficult to ruthlessy enter another war?
Is not there fear internal revolution #. ,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31
tons, making a unique contribu-
ton to the American dance.
r. Id OF Cloth OF Gold

The Field of the Cloth Of Gold yas
near Calais. France. between Gut
mes and Andres. Here Henry VIII
Of England and Francis of France
met to discuss an alliance. This
result was not accomplished, but the
splendor and magnifcence dis
played have gone down In history.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31

number of children all of whom
bear the distinction of having
advanced themselves education
ally to the point where they can
max their own living.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1889


Tell Governor Holt the Truth and He Will Remedy Mistakes
(n another column of this appears article
Huntington, W. Va under the capoo, "Shakeup State
institutions Resented by Throngs of Good ctzens.")
Character of Some of It's Superintendent Questioned
The glazing statement of accusations certainly
most reprehensbe Further they be there
to be oa of doubt about it, then the people
deporabe have swallow such bitter
pills. E">t~'.e> s..>
Yea, this publication which has always champoned the
of right and of right living feels than
if the powers that be assist in helping
evils from around doors there better with
which after than strive unsefsh throw around
the innocent youth of both the charity
rather than surrender orphan children both boot and
breeches whose
ed boyon recognition with violations law.
agiang the minds of the people the there
to have believe other than the truths known and
to be true that Governor Homer Holt will seek
remedy for such complaints
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-31

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Evening star., 1939-03-03
Morgenthau Denies
Sterilization Funds
Use 10 Rig Market
Says Treasury Has No
Agreement to Aid Other
Nations Currencies
BY the Associated Press.


Secretary Morgenthau assured the
House Coinage Committee today the
Treasury stabilization fund had
never been used Ito rig the market"
for Government securities.
Furthermore, he said, the Treas
ury has mo agreement with any
other country to stabilize their cur
rencies"
He made these statements in re-
sponse to questions by Represent
ative Andersen, Republican, of Min
nesota, at hearings on legislation to
continue the stabilization fund and
the administrations authority to
alter the gold content of the dollar
from next June 30 to January IS,
1941.
To question whether the fund
had been used to help foreign gov
ernments buy ornaments or war
supplies, the Secretary replied:
Il can answer under oath, No.
AS long as I am there and Con-
gress gives me that responsibility,
the answer is No. If we ever be-
came involved in any way, I'll come
to this committee and ask for guid-
ance on how to conduct the fund.-"
Reduction in Amount.
When Representative Andersen
asked whether the funds were used
to buy or sell United States securi-
ties, the Secretary said he had
bought $3l,0O0,000 to give us some
income" and then reduced the
amount to s15,OOO,OOO because he
found less income was required.
Then the fund is not used to
stabilize Federal securities to afford
better market?" Mr.. Anderson
inquired.
L had never attempted to rig
the Government market, and as
long as am Secretary, I never will, "
the Secretary replied.
Mr.. Morgenthau sair the tri-par-
tite monetary agreement with
Fance and England was gentle
mans agreement" and under it, the
United States was under no obli-
cation to stabilize any one else IS
currency"
Il attempt as best II can," he
added, ito keep the United States
dollar stable, and I think in the
last five years we have succeeded
fairly we'll"
After Secretary Morgenthau's ap-
Evening star., 1939-03-03

pearance yesterday before a Senate
Banking Subcommittee, Senator
Taft, Republican, of Ohio protested
that the Treasury's $2.000,00O, 900
stabilization fund could be used to
finance an European war, and said
he would seek to curb its secret
operations.
Senator Taft announced he would
ask first that the fund be reduced
to one-tenth its present size, ex-
planning:
Secretary Morgenthau testified
that the Treasury never has used
more than 5000 900 900 of the fund"
Chairman Glass of the full Bank
ing Committee announced caustic
opposition to continuation of the
gold revaluation powers. He said,
however, he favored keeping the
50 1000, 100000 intact because he
feared that if it were returned to
the Treasury, it would promptly be
spent.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
W. I. Grant Co. Shows
$2,766,000 Earned
In Fiscal Year
Profit Compares With
$3,401,725 Recorded
In Previous Period
DOLLARS
PER sAARe
BY the Associated PresS.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 3.-W. T.
Grant Co., operating a chain of va
riety merchandise stores throughout
the country, issued a preliminary re-
port today for the fiscal year ended
January 81 showing consolidated net
income of 2,766 900, or $2O3 COM
mon share, compared with SO, ,4O1, ,725,
or S2.78 share in the preceding
fiscal year.
KOppers Co.
Koppers Co., coal by-products
manufacturers. reported net profit
for 1898 of 81 ,159 ,805, or $3.50 share
on it's per cent preferred stock,
compared with $3,374,589, or $2l.74
common share after preferred div
idends in 1887.
Barnsdan Oil Co.
Barnsdall Oil Co., with oil wells in
various States, reported net profit
for 1888 of 81 1897 ,897. or sl26 a share,
compared with s1,903 ,029. or "a cents
a share, in 1887.
Lerner Stores Corp.
Lerner Stores Corp, operating
chain stores throughout the Nation,
issued preliminary report for the
fiscal year ended January 81, show
ing net profit of 81 ,299 ,232, or $3.50
a common share. compared with
s2,003, SIG, or s465 a share, in the
preceding fiscal year.
Lehigh Valley Coal.
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp. reported
for 1888 net loss of sl,518,256, COM
pared with loss of s941 ,025 in 1887.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
New York Produce

NEW YORK. March 3 LP.-Eggs, IL O64
nrmer. Mixed colors: Extra fancy selection,
1s'4-2O4: Standards. lsl. arsts. 17la-a
seconds. 11-17h4: mediums, II; dirties No
l. Il: average checks, 15a4-16.
Whites: Resale of premium marks o.
70. Nearb by premium marks, 21-22 Nearby
and Mldwestern exchange specials 1884
20; exchange standards, 1S34-19. Resale
OF nearby heavier mediums. 1Sl2-22 Near
by and MidweStern exchange mediums. Is.
Pacific Coast Jumbo and premiums, 2sa4-
30; specials. 21l4-a4: standards. 25A4-24:
mediums. 23-23L2
Browns: Nearby extra fancy, 1921
Nearby and Midwestern exchange specials,
l9; exchange standards, 1874: nearby ex-
change mediums. L.
Duck eggs: Fancy to extra fancy, cs-3l
Butter. 325;l21. easy. Creamery, higher
2266,,"6l.: iEsts .'ss-9D. 241a-26: seconds
Cheese 145,531, steady. Prices un-
changed.
Live poultry, by freight, firm Chickens,
Rocks, 20: colored, II. Fowls. colored. %;
Leghorn. l9 Old roosters. l5 Turkeys,
hens 32: young toms. 2S. Ducks, IA
., BY express firm. Chickens Rocks. 20
crosses. 1920. Fowls. colored. 21-22: Leg
horn, 1921, Pullets. Rocks, "a: Reds, "A
Old roosters. Is Turkeys. hens, 32-35;
young toms. 25-30
Dressed poultry steady. All fresh and
frozen prices UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Bund and Communist
Meetings Probed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chairman Dies said yesterday the
recent rman-American Bund and
Communist meetings in New York
were being investigated by the
House Committee on American
Activities.
In a statement Representative
Dies said the work was being con-
Quoted by special squad of trained
investigators under the direction of
a former Justice Department at
torney. He said the inquiry would
cover the Silver Shirts land every
Nazi and Fascist organization, as
well as the bund.