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36 Used Tires - Auto Acces.

SAVE MONEY
USED CYLINDER heads, recondi-
toned generators and starters.
Everything for cars, trucks and
tractors.
CARTER MOTOR 81 SUPPLY
1868 Main Phone SO
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GIRL BETWEEN 1927 years old.
General houseWork. Stay on place.
667 Hamilton, phone 440-J.
1926
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
S u M M O N S

SUM MONS
No. 1913
In The Superior Court of The State
of California, in and for The
County of Imperial
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT, Plaintiff
ADELAIDE ELLITHORPE. ct al,
Defendants.
The People of The State of Cali
fOrnia Send Greetings to:
ADELAIDE ELLITHORPE, RUTH
ELLITHORPE WILKINSON, OS-
CAR TILLEY, JANE DOE TILLEY,
his wife, R. j. OTTO, R. j. RICE,
JOHN R. SLIMMON, MARGARET
j. SLIMMON, also known as MAR
GARET SLIMMON, JOHN DOE,
JANE DOE, RICHARD ROE, JOHN
DOE COMPANY, a Corporation,
RICHARD ROE COMPANY, a Co.
partnership, and j. DOE as Ad-
ministrator or Administrative of
the Estate of R. Roe, Deceased,
Defendants.
Iou fiC I1CiCUy DiCCtCu W mp
pear and answer the Complaint In
an action entitled as above brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after the
service on you of this Summons-lf
served within this county; or with
in thirty days if served elsewhere
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
plant, as arising upon contract, OF
it will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and tn,
seal of the Superior Court of thu
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 9th day of August, 1899
w. j. McCLELLAND,
(SEAL County Clerl
BY CITHA LAMSON,
Deputy Clerk
o. 18 25-N. 1 8 Is % 29-D. 6 13 2C
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-25

FOR RENT Nov. 1st. Modern well
furnished flat. Inquire $50 Olive.
10-20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-25

GET TODAY'S RENTAL LIST
HENRY UPHOLT
113 No. 9th st. Ell CentrO
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Trad For Betrer Car Now! See These Bargains!
% Country Property-SoIe
ATOE HOLD

About a year ago I sold farmer
80 acres; and this year I sold him
160 more. He made the remark
TO me that he was going to try
and own 1000 acres of Imperial
Valley land within ten years. He
has a toe hold now and I believe
he can make it.
WHEN YOU CAN BUY 100 acres
of good land with a nice home,
lots of shade and a dandy loca-
tion for 500 per acre OR 100
acres near Ell Centro that has
been in alfalfa for six years and
should lease for at least $25 per
acre for the same price You
are making good buys.
G. E. SPROUSE
Licensed Real Estate Broker
SOB Main St Phone 45-W
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% Country Property-Sale

80 ACRES good land. Good house.
Fine for dairy, $4,000 terms.
HENRY UPHOLT
l13 North 9th Phone $50
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II Country PrOperty-Rent

60 ACRES with House for rent,
with option to buy. T. D. Nc
Call, Imperial. Phone 3570.
1926
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Business Rentals

FOR RENTAL or any part of
5000 So. IT. storage space. 366
Olive, phone "a. 10-10tf
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-25

2-BEDROOM unfurnished house.
Tile sink. Service porch. Inquire
1066 Broadway. 10-16tf
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
AN ANDING VAIJTE

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE.
beautiful tapestry brick home with
reception hall and coat closet, large living
room with wood-burning fireplace. bright
dining room, big modern kitchen with
breakfast space. 3 big. bright bedrooms ?
tlled baths. bis basement with paneled rec
alr-condltioned furnace, Handicapped lot and
brick detached garage EVENINGS call MR.
WIDMYER Adams 34O5
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

@s1s 18th ST. N.W.-Housekeeping rms,
stove, Frigidalre. phone. 1st fir, SO so;
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION. 2l28 r st.
nw.--Studio room front. single; frst-
noor bedroom front. new furniture. inner
11s
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhEuR.

CONCORD GARDENS. 1901 CONCORD
ave; NV, $500 block 13th)ANew cross
ventilated apartment. rooms. kitchen. d.
REFRIGERATOR; exhaust fans; convenient
shopping center golf course. express bus,
Randolph 335R
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GORDON HOTEL. 916 18th st-On beau
tiful 10Th st, location desirable and con-
venent: comfortable rooms; single $3.50
to $3.50; double rooms with running water.
$3.50 to Sl150 weekly: single with bath
Sl2; double with bath twin beds. Sl4 and
S15 weekly; 24-hour elevator and SWITCH
rd
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, --WTT.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

JOoI OTF 7 he ClFICLE.
An extremely low price for one OF those
rne old homes, situated in the first block
TO Conn. ave. and on a wooded lot 1OOX 30.
II Is particularly convenient to public and
parochlal schools. transportation and
stores. The house has lovely rooms IA
paths, . screened sleeping porches. hot l.
water heat with OIL BURNER garage 1t
can be purchased ON $1,000 cash and the
balance at SIS per month until paid, in
tereSt at 81. We urge your prompt con-
slderation THOS j FISHER Il co,
DIST: $3.50, OR EVENINGS. CALL MIR
ODONNELI, ADAMS 5l1o
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SAM ROSEY. ADAMS
ENIIp ArDCc

FOUR ACRES.
Beautiful old suburban home rooms
large sun porch and screened sleeping porch.
ms home has great possibilities Lovely
Iahoscaped yard, > acres of large trees
Price and terms reasonable
THOS. E. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS.
FL 10th St. NV. Natl O165.
1,930-NORTH OF 18th AND COLUMBIA
rd. only one square from car line and
Stores-S-room 2-bath brick: large
bedrooms inclosed sun porch; modern
gas heat, electric retrigerator: hard
wood floors: insulated and weather
stripped IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Sl1 100 = NEW, DETACHED. CENTER
ENTRANCE PLAN Colonial brick in
Chevy Chase. Md; close to grade and
high schools. stores theater and trans
portation; splendid rooms. 2 tile
baths: furred and insulated walls and
ceilings; > freplaces; built-iu garage
Deslsned and built to satisfy the most
discriminating purchaser
,-o- SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
EVANSVILLE. MD.

BOG BALTIMORE BLVD.
Two Rooms, Kitchenette and Bath, sac .5O
Convenient to Schools and Bus.
MOUNT VERNON CORPORATION
207 Machinist Bldg. National 553e
NEW APARTMENT BUILDING.
Near Lyon Village Va.-S54.5O, 1854 so.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY JAN II.
screened porch, Venetian blinds. ample
closets and cabinets. McCLAINE 3lO0
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. Chestnut 5000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ss050-INToWN HOME NEAR CONN.
rooms automatic heat: lot $50 feet deep.
here's a real value, on easy terms. Natl
1893. until o pm.
FoB F9 BsG SALE DIRECT FROM BUILDER
baths automatic heat; wooded lot, Ioo-ft
I1oht, reasonable terms. 1915 Custer rd..
Bethesda. Md, or phone Wis. 8sl6-W.
$3.50. TERMS-S.E.-5-ROO MODERN
bungalow. lot. 50xl5O IT,. fruit trees. ga
rage. Particulars. e25 st. ne. Line 03OS.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME.
Large Rooms Large Lot.
Two Complete Baths.
Excellent Location.
Just Fine Home.
esld Sfs FiHEY Il oBfa BFANcH ae ! kb. IN NV.
Gust East of Georgia Ave.)
100. ,WAPLE & JAMES. INC. .,
95O-SILVER sPRING-DET. BRICK
z yrs. old in new-houSe cond.: 9
rms; (extra large living room).
model kit. oil burner, gar: large
s9,e5o-se3h5,evy s35, Chase. d. c. near Conn
ia fast nome, qnom rms ms baths break7 X
burner; nice lot: garage:
Evenings nsl Mr.; Toombs. Col; 443O-J.
PaFsoM Rooms Sa92G 5cvst $3.50 cAsH-TAKoMA ASH
dition; lot 5ox200: paved street.
COFFMAN REALTY. SHEP 4123.
NAVY YARD-S5. 315.
h NeW corner house; s rooms. tile bath.
WI Oil burner. elec. and gas cellar
Sy heauy TO move into at $50 per mo- in
SHIuolng Hes AZ expenses, Beautiful side yard.
Cree d wApLE Ga %srinS Z JAMES, ssenIsss Rc
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
MODERN Colonial in neW-houSe condition
containing y unusually large rooms built-in
tup ana shower automatic gas furnace,
auto. Domestic water heater extra lava
Tory; screened porcheS. built-in garage:
niock TO stores. bus and schools positively
apply. Call Georgia 5OOS
NEAR 14th AND SPRING RID NV,
PRICE REDUCED TO S535O
Colonial brick, 30 #. wide, q rooms and
bath. automatic heat: new-house condition;
new shades. linoleum. kitchen range; wealth
er-Stripped and caulked. Front and double
back porches. Terms to suit
EUGENE A. BARRY
3439 14th st. NV. Columbia 6Oss.
ALTA VISTA.
heb Brick bungsoS oos., rooms and bath, Of,
THos. E. FARRELL CO.. REAIToPs, c1ifoo'
72l 10th St. NV. Natl. O765
OWNER TRANSFERRED AND ANXIOUS
TO SELL
old Lovely room :,-bath home; Semi de- e.
tached. Lot 2l2 IT,. deep. brick garage
WI WI sacrifice for good cash payment. Best
schools. stores: oo For inspection cali Mr..
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
I224 14th st. NV. Dist. 3346.
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~'-3 CONCORD AVE. NV
First commercial. Combine your home
and business: rooms. bath: in neW-house
condition: can build out IA ft. to Concord
ave. For price and terms call Mr.. Raine.
WAPLE & JAMES INC. Dist. 334s.
SEM1-DET. BRICK, BROOKLAND-S6 $50
Owner needs money therefore sacrtrcing
S-room. built-in bath. shower oak floors
throushout; gar, refrigerator; rented at
S65.
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FLATS FOR RENT,

NEAR DOWNTOWN AND GOVERNMENT
Departments. attractive flats. -Four rooms
and bath. electricity and latrobe heat In
nne condition $50 so JAMES MORRIS
WOODWARD. realtor. 723 2Oth ST NV
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

APT. IN GEORGETOWN l OR . LARGE
rooms with fireplaces; reasonable. BOX
26T-D Star!
l OR > RMS, KIT. AND BATH, UNFUR-,
NV. section, by refned adult; first-class
blog.: quiet street; no children Box
4l2-G Star.
FURNISHED. ! ROOM KITCHENETTE,
private bath; S3o per month heat gas
and cleo. incl. Box $3.50. Star los
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l404 K CAFRITZ DI. 9080

COLORED.
800 18th ST. Sc.
rooms. bath. gar. cleo. h:-w.h., S42 so.
11S 18th ST. NE.
z rooms bath cleo, h.-a.h.. $40 80.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO..
1925 N. Capitol st. Dupont 1855.
1915 GALES ST. N.E.-$45.
FOR COLORED.
rooms and bath, front and rear porch
es: hot-water heat.
National Mortgage Inv. Corp,
National 1898. 1912 N Y Ave.
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CALVERT HOUSE
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WOODRIDGE-6 ROOMS, sUNROOM; H
VIII; nicely furn nice location; 80 per
/ ave. ne.
"I2 TAYLOR DRIVE, ROSEMONT, ALEX.
Vat rooms. brick. h.-W.h screened side
porch. garage. ami. Appt.. call Alex.
l51o-J 13s
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American University
441O Chesapeake St.-k57.5O.
Drive out Wis. Ave. to River Rd.,
west on River Rd. to Chesapeake.
Semi detached, reception hall. lv-
iEg room, dining room 3 bedrooms.
Kitchen. bath 3 porches; garage
rear yard
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LOOK THIS OVER,
MT. PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT.
1s43 IRVING ST. NV
real bargain: 2S-ft house; rooms. 2
1Ofo cash. balance less than rent: 81 in
terest For further details call MR.. SHEA.
District 6O92 or Adams $3.50.
HOUSE BUILT TO ORDER.
We are offering for the first time in one
Of the Districts most select locations this
large living room. paneled library and
bedroom and bath on the first floor; 3
bedrooms. bath on. md floor; beautiful
recreation room and 2-car garage. Shown
by appointment only. Call ]. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Metropolitan 1143.
5915 End PL. NV.
Four bedrooms. 2 baths detached brick,
21z years old. arranged for two families;
potential income, $50 month; best " sec
Down payment, $4,000. Monthly payment,
So2.60. OWNER. Randolph 2119.
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Outstanding Values
Brand-New

421O Arkansas Ave. N.W.-S1OO. 90
Near 18th and Park Rd.
Colonial home rec hall living
room. dining room. 3 bedrooms, >
paths. recreation room. laundry tubs
and toilet in basement; built-in ga-
rase; Garwood oil burner and air
conditioning; elec. refrigeration.
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MODERN%DOWNTOWN

Choice suite in fireproof BLDG: switch
board, elevator service FREE refg; large
living room. bath. kitchen; $3.50; may be
had furn. at small extra charge.
1880 II st. NV. Dupont $500
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All Decatur st. N.W.-S7OOO
Rec. hall. living room. dining
room,. bedrooms. kitchen and bath:
inclosed porches: garage; laundry
tubs and toilet in basement: rear
TRANSFORMATION
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WESLEY HEIGHTS-S1985O
NEW HOMES.

'}6!N JENIFER ST.
oro1n OpEN TO-DAY. o1S . TO- 10 = MoSei S hone y 81
.. G. li2 squares east OF Conn ave 3
ROOMS, . BATHS Gncludng breakfast
and recreation rooms). automatic heat and
refrigeration. bullt-In garage
FOR Apt. TO INSPECT DURING DAY
CALL Mr.. RABY, BOSS & PHELPS Ma
TIONAL $500 OR EVENING PHONE
WOODLEY $500
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MAURY.'

The WAURY,
7O1 18th st: n.w.-1OO beautifully furn,
tub baths. inner-spring mattresses, e!eya-
tor; single rooms. 81 week up: double
rooms So week up. Lounge sun parlor.
LIVE AT HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Rooms with running water. S35 and $40
per month. Within walking distance
DOWNTOWN. National 1879
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LARGE BRICK RooMINa HOUSE. DOWN.
town--About 1s rooms; hot-water heat:
real chance 70 make money. Call In Der.
son. Room 610 Denrike Blds.
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"1A101t1DS1C 11OUOE,
1859 R ST. NV
LEApER ii FASS sTANbARHbEs EHE WssHHNGvTIe1ss UF sERvIes
FOOD AND FURNISHINGS NOWHERE
VIII VIII YOUR DOLLAR BUY so MUCH IN
DIGNITY OF ADDRESS WE INVITE m
81 SpIEcsTIoH ct HoAl9 AND cQMPAR1soN: PHONES
RsfANtR2g AssEb HBYB9S9Hslrfo oYXExX8X NS5o
TO $500 PER MONTH.
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LEGAL, NOTICE

WILLIAM O. STOKES, Atty.
Clifford Lucas, whose last known
place &c residence was Chicsgo, ILL.,,
and is now unknown, will hereby
take notice that on fhc Twenty
sixth DIV of June, AID. 1893. EiDIse
]. Lucas. filc her petition s,~aias3
him lfa the Court Of Common Pleas.
Division 0g Domestic Relations, oil
Montgomery County, Ohio, being
case No. 21s25 D.k. on the docket
OF said Court praving for 4 decree
of divorce from him on the gfaGnd
of Gross Neglect Of Duty and
Three Years Willful Absence and
Lucas. Plaintiff, NJ. Clifford Lucas,
Defendant.
Said Clifford Lucas will further
take notice that he is required to
answer said petition before the ex-
niration of six weeks from date Of
the FIRST publication OF this notice,
to-wit. June 50, 1899.
ELOIsE y. LUCAS, Plaintiff.
Fifth and sprague Streets
William O. Stokes, Atty.
Dayton, Ohio
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.nA1R.cospITIoN- YouRsELF roR suMMEE

your head. The sun has a tendency
to bleach and streak the hair. maxi
Ing your Grown Of glory look for
all the world like tabby cat.
Reconditioning Suggestions
If my warning has come too late,
however, here are q few suggestions
which may help repair the damage.
Olive oil Ii an effective and mex
pensive aid to parclied scalps. Rub
it In the scalp and leave it In over
night for the best results. Then,
If your hair has become streaked
from oyer-exposure to the sun, d
good hair coloring will quickly re-
store it to it's original shade. Be
sure that you select coloring TINT
exactly matches the original shade
50 that as your hair grows In you
will be unable to distinguish where
the coIoring stops and your natural
colored hair begins.
Remember that soft, cleaning
hair Is one Of the greatest assets I
woman can have. Don't spoil your
chances by falling to take the
proper precautions.
What are 5oar beauty prob
lens? Write Marie Downing,
Larieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room 52f 31o North Fourth
81, St. Louis, Mo, and she will
be glad TO answer them. Be SIRE
to enclose d self-dddressed
stamped enyelope.
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that they made Baptist fellowship
a brutal and empty joke"
The signs, according to officials Of
the alliance, were merely intended
to permit delegates to 4sit with their
friends The Negro delegates
charged they represented racial
segregation.
Dir. j. III. Rushbrooke, of London,
general secretary Of the alliance, or
dered them down, saying at the
same time that "all this foolish
talk Of racial segregation should
stop Immediately.
Nothing could be further from
the truth as the alliance is con-
cerned," he said.
ATLANTA, Ga. Nearly 10000
delegates from the earth's ends
marched upon this city for the
World Baptist Alliance which con-
yened Saturday afternoon at his
toric Ponce de Leon park.
Opening the alliance with gi-
gantic parade hat was easily four
miles long and nearly 5000 Raptists
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Summer Ii the hardest time Of
the year on the hair. We live a
earcfree, careless existence IN the
summer and often fall 10 take even
the simplest precautions to preserve
our beauty. II III usually 50 hot thxt
we LET our beauty routine Sill, anu as
result We end np in September
looking thoroughly unkeihpt and it
takes most Of the winter to get Dack
in condition.
Keep Hair Clean
Hair. to be beautiful. must be
healthy ana healthy hair must be
clean and well brushed. 10 save
Yourself the added ehare Of recondi-
tiuning your hair In the fall, work
out routine Of care and stick to
it. Select the best time Of day to
brush your hair and keep at 1t sys-
tcnatically regardless Of the tenn
+. perature. Shampoo your hair as Of
ten as necessary. Don't think that
because you washed your hair every
two weeks In winter once every TWO
weeks will be sufficient now. Your
hair gets hot and sticky IN summer
and needs to be washed oftener. The
simplest hairdress looks Wen II your
hair Is immediately clean.
If your hair is naturally dry, you
may find oil shampoos beneficial, es-
peciaily during the summer months.
Sun and wind are drying to the hair
and scalp, 1T bcsf, md II your hair
Is dry to start out with, tile results
may be disastrous. II IL 4 wise rule
never to 20 out In fhe sun without q
hat Dir some sort Of covering over
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strive to make the grade, giving the
students new ideas how they must
strive in their chosen field to become
il success. She also pointed out how
Miss Johnigan had started from the
bottom and III two years time has
built one Of the fastest growing in
stitutions ii the entire state.
Miss Helen Jane Seruggs 81 NJ
Liberty. nV., was Valedietorian, an1
poke on The Origin of Beauty Cnl.
ture.' Mr.. Frank Nicely Moreland,
g. graduated with secand highest
honors, wrote the Alma Mater.
The graduates are Charlotte Can
aday, Springfield, Ohio; Halle i
Combs. Hazard, KY; Lillian n
Combs. Hazard Ky; Nancy J. Gayls
Of Middletown, Ohio; Lucille Glib
son, Cincinnati, Ohio, Francetta g
Hughes. Springfield, Ohio; Mildret
lies, Dayton, Ohio; jamie t. Iach
On Dayton, Ohio; Memphis &
lohnieaa. DAYTON, Ohio; Eddie NJ
Johnson. Cincinnati Ohio Velrna s
Aoafeom ry. Springfield, Ohio
Frank n. Mofcland, Dayton, Ohio
| Bctnicc Myers, Earnesville, Ohio
| Gladys Saunders New Liberty, Ky.
| Minnie parks, Dayton, Ohio. Jul
| Reeulus Dayton, Ohio; Helen J
ise Now Liberty, KY, Eunic
| SIMS, ..epanon. Ohio; Merley Scott
| Ciscinnati, Ohio; Cora Nj. Spencer
| Springfield, Ohio.
| The school wishes to express il
| appreciation to Rev NJ. t.. Rreedi
fastor Of the church, for his timel
| Eremarks. Brief remarks were ais
made BIZ Mr. jesse Nimtaons del
Iuty 81 the American Woodmen.
| The Bernice School pf Cosmetic
| ae aking rapid progress an
| new Students are enrolling dail
| som all states. A Bernice gradu
| ate is always in demand. Many az
! opening their own shops.
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Horoscope Perfumes!

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1. K. Williams Presides.
AT Alliance Meeting

participating, Of whom 1000 wer
members of the Race. Dixie forgot
the color line as leaders of the larg-
est denomination on earth wefc
gwen he key to the city for the
next six days.
The parade marched over q three
and half mile area, pausing at
the exclusive Georgian Terrace ho.4
III ous leaders met high city and
tel, where both Race and ". ite re-
site officials to be welc mod 20 the
Gate City Of the Souts.
1t was ssid that never in the his
tory of relations in Dixie between
the black man and the white has
there been as close Fellowship as
was exemplified at this catering.
L. K. yill.ams Speaks
Dr. L. K. Williams made stir
ring address and brought much ap-
plause when he said Many races
hsve gstfar fere with one principle
of faith underlying us we love
God. My brethren. we must NIKE
prayers at the house of God thas we
may be cleanse and purged ty
God. We gather here todag, many
races and many nations, but under
the cohesive principles Of one Lord,
one faith, one baptism, one God
and Father Of all. !"
The second session of the World
Partist Alliance held at Ponce de
Leon mark, Sunday afternoon, OPEN
ed with DR.. L. X. Williams presid-
ing. Thirty-five thousand people
sang the opening song, 20! For a
Thousand Tongues to Sing The
touching, emotional old fashion
ymn stirred the great crowd to
deep feeling when the whole con-
gregation sang Near the Cross
DR.. J.. NJ. Narbit, member of the
executive committee Of the Baptist
World Alliance, opened the meeting
with prayer. When DIR. Williams
arose from his seat, tremendous
applause greeted him. pr. Williams
lauded the nation and Georgia as
HAVING every hing. In introducing
the speaker Of the day, DIR. Truitt,
DR.. Williams said, This man is
equal to the task Of addressins these
forty thousand, and forty thousand
thousand. He is all that and more,
He is a man Of sustained prayer
| unexcelled'
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$4,000 HEAR
RADIO CHOIR

WASHINGTON, II. ca crow
of $4,000 persons heard the RAJ
choir Wings Over Jordan IL 4
concert appearance here at tas
Washington Senators baseball park.
The concert was the third to be gig
en- here in 10 months by the choir.
About six weeks ago the chois
was heard BIZ a capacity audience {
$4,000 IN Baltimore where mo
than 5000 persons were turned
away. Two Of Ameica's three larg-
est concert pay audiences this sun
mer have been those featurin
wings Over Jordan a stadium
concert in New York City featurin !
Lily Pons and opera stars Dire