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La gaceta., 1942-07-11
REOOGIDA DE DISCOS

Ell Gobierno de los EStados L.
nidos ha iniciado una campana
para recoger en- toda la naci6n
la cantidad de 80 millones de dis
cos fonograficos usados, no inn
porta en- que estado Sc encuen-
tren. Sc reproduciran con las
mas nuevas canciones y pleas
bailables, para ser enviadas a
los campamentos militares.
Ell puesto Marcelo Gonzalez
No. 73, siempre alerta a todas
las llamadas y necesidades del
GobiernO, esta va trabajando y
ruega a todas las familias que
tengan en- sus hogares discos
que no usen, Sc sirvan lamar al
telefono M 65-624. Enseguida
pasara un legionario a recoger-
los. Recuerden que no importa
ell estado ell que esten. Todos Sc
ran usados.
Ayude a que esta campaha
sea un exito.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
BAILE EN- Ell
PATIO-JARDIN

Manana domingo celebrara la
Secci6n de Recreo del Circulo
Cubano otro de sus bales noe
turnos, en- ell Patio-Jardin.
Como Sc p%rometiera en- pasa-
das Semanas, Sc lie dara una "a
gradable sorpreSa al publico.
En- la concha tocara la orques
ia "Don Francisco" que estrena
"a varias pleas.
No faltaran las mesas alrede-
dor del piSo de bale, para como
didad de los bailadores.
Precios de entrada: damas
80 centavos y caballeros soc.
Otro triunfo en- perspective.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
RECORDAMOS

Que ell viernes "a del presente
mes Sc ofrecera una gran fun
ci6n benefica por ell Comite Pro
Basilio Alvarez, en- ell teatrO del
Centre AsturianO.
La prOgresista Logia Caballe-
ros Leales de America tiene a su
cargo la ~confecci6n del progra-
ma.
Ell fin que Sc persigue es muy
noble Y humane, ayudar a la ia
milia del ilustre luchador repu-
blicano Don Basilio Alvarez, que
Sc encuentra recluido en- ell sana
torio del Centre Espanol.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
ENGRESARA EN- Ell EJERCI-
Ell ITALIA
NO AMIGO ,

New York, julio len lu-
mes ingresara en- Ell ejercito Ell
.boxeador Terry AMIGO, native
de Italia Y vecino de China
town.
Tecnicamente es un extranJe-
no enemigo, por su nacimiento,
pero Terry recibira una carta
de su junta de reclutamiento,
que dice:
Rosario Frank AMIGO tiene
la distinction de ser e lprimer ex-
t~raniero, originalmente clasifi-
cado como &C. que voluntaria.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
UNI HOMEMADE

La Secci6n de Beneficencia de
'sEl Bien Pdblico" ha organiza-
do un homemade de admiration
y simpatia en- honor del Ciruja-
ne Jefe de esa institution, ell DR..
A. A. Gonzalez y su distinguida
y bella esposa.
Sc verificara en- ell Restau-
rant LAS N~ovedades," en- la no
che de hoy, a las ocho.
Austrian todos los miembros
de la Secci6n de Beneficencia Y
ctros invitadoS.
Muy agradecido por la invita-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
PROXIMO
CABARET PRIVADO

Bajo los auSpicios de la Sec
ci6n de Damas del Circulo Cuba
no, que dirige la culta Srta. Mer
cedes Fernandez, Sc celebrara,
Ell dia 20 del entrante mes de
Agosto, una grandiosa fiesta pri
yada, algo nuevo en- eSta ciudad.
Este festival hara epoca en-
la historic de Tampa, va que a la
media noche sc servira una eS-
plendida comida criolla, en- la
que no faltaran los frijoles ne
gros y la carne asada.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
Seccion de Cultos
Domingo II de Julio

Mission LA EsperanEa", 81
tuada en- ell 1922 de la Gale Lau-
rel, West Tampa. Pastor Rev.
H. Corwin. Quito en- idioma
espanol, a las $50 a. m. Y $50
p. m. Quito en- ingles, 10:45 a.
m. y 800 p. m.
Iglesia la Union, he los Glen,
S40S Gomez Ave., Drews, con el
Rev. c.. H. Corwin de ministro.
Quito evangelico, microbes, 8 dc
La noche escuela biblica y classes
de costura, viernes, A de la tar
de.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Este @sstival-@ vsriticar6 eA
'todo oil et6icao dol Ceht1o Asts
ftrtano. Alrnnar4o al medic dia =
bale con dos populares orques-
tas. Z
Esperamos nuevos pormeno-
res. :
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
PARA LOS
CAMPAMENTOS

En- la manana de hoy partie-
ron para ell Campamento Blan-
ding los apreciados amigos Ma
rio Garcia Talavera, Freddie
Valdes, Quiro Tornero y Manuel
Sanchez Pau. Forman parte de
un grupo de 124 j6venes selec-
cionados por la Junta No. 5.
Sc les hara alli un riguroso e.
xamen fisico.
Buena suerte anhelamos para
estos amigos.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
NOTAS. SOCIALES
;PoR MARIO RoDRIGuEz)

Ell Patio-Jardin de la sociedad
IS ell lugar escogido.
Populares orquestas tendran
a su cargo la parte bailable.
va comenzaron a venderse las
mesas reservadas, al precio de
$500 cada una.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

San Pablo, iglesia Metodista
italiana, dirigida por ell Rev. A.
NJ, Riggio y situada en- ell 2401
de la Gale 81 eSquina a la Trece
Avenida. Escuela de la iglesia, a
las $50 de la maiiana. Quito en-
IL q. NJ; quito en- Italia
no, 100 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

City, 959 de Ia Once avenida, di.
rigida por Ell Rev. ", B. Passi-'
glia. Escuela dominlcal, 10 de Ia
manana Quito Devotional, a las
IL a. IN. Esfuerzo Cristiano de
J6venes, a las Z p. m. Microbes
a las 8 p. m, Quito en- espanol,
dirigido por Francisco Boan.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

II RIVIERA HOTEL BAR AND CHILL
Near DaytOna Beach. Florida
FL mas nuevo, ell mas fino, Ell mayor de los hoteies
de la Florida, abiertos TODD ell ano.
Capacidad $50 huesPedes.
BANJO privado, Radio, abanico %electrico en- cada haota-
ci6n. Salon de Cocktail, Bar y ComedorI9 c9midas Gia
rias por persona desde $1SO. Terreno oe gone, orn" dc
Tennis, Badminton Ping Pong, Croquet, Herraduras y
SWITCHBOARD. sala de Bale = go salon scI para d 'G Seiisimo te.
reno nj mas fresco lugar en- Dixie, en- ell sitio donde Ma
cen los Vientos Comerciales. Donde la corriente DEL La
brador Ola del Artico) encuentra la corriente del GoEo'
y donde son s~oberbias, superbas' Ia Fesea y ID NS"A'O"'
Escriba hoy pidiendO literature descriptive
HOTEL RIVIERA, Apsrtado 42e, DaytOnA Beach, Fla.
GEL mayor r~endimientO pOr vuestrO dmerO' en- Florida
TsIefOnse 1900, a su llegada y un autOm6vil 10 recogera
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Iglesia Congregational de w.
Tampa, 1929 Laurel, Rev. V. A.
IVenezia, pastor. Escuela de la
iglesia, a las $50 de la mahana;
quito " sermon. u 800 a. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

San Marcos. igiesia Metodis-
ia, Gale 16 y IL avenida, con el
Rev. Ricardo J. Parker de pas
tor. Escuela de la>.iglesia, 10 a.
n; quito y sermon, en- ingles,
IL 100 A. NJ. Quito y sermon, en-
,spanol, 500 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Temple Bautista, en- Ell 1909
de la Gale Is. Rev. j. B. Silva,
miniStro. Escuela dominica, 10
de la manana. Quito y Sermon,
500 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

fnente Sc presta q ser reciuido.
Ha dado prpehas de que es mere
cedor de todas las cohsideracin-
res. Es I'm placer para nosotros
el recomendarle'.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Mission Menonita, 1910 de la
Cuarta Avenida, con j. Paul
Sander de pastor. Escuela DOM
nical a las 9:45 a. m. Quito y
Sermon, a las 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Mission Presbiteriana, 2916
Gale Is, Rev. H. E. Pressly, pas
tor. Escuela dominica, a las 10
de la mafana; quito y sermon,
100 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

FL siguiente editorial, publicado en- ell Plant City Cour-
rier, eXpresa tan claramente la situaci6n en- que esta CO.
munidad Sc encuentra con respecto a su ut.idad electri-
ca, que creemos que bien vale la pena reproducirlo en-
nuestro anuncio para que todos 10 puedan leer.
Nosotros hemos agregado solo una cosa, Y esa es ell en-
cabezamiento.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Mission Latina, Asamblea de
ulos, 17O112 Octava avenida, D.
Naldes, jr., pastor, Escuela do
m.aical 1915 a. m. Quito a las
8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

disco Roam. Eecuela de la lyle
'sia, 9:45 de Ia maHana; quito en-
insles a las IL a. m, a cargo del
Rev. R, j. Parkes Superinten-
dente del Distrito Latino; quito
en- eSpanol, 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Iglesia Metodista de West
Tampa, situada en- North Alba
ny Y Union. Pastor, Rev. Fran
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
GRAN PICNIC

GRAN PICNIC
A pesar del tempo que aun
falta para la celebration del
Picnic de la sociedad de Soco-
rios Mutuos ia Fraternidad"
va empieza a hablarse con inte-
res del mismo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
SANTO DEL OLA

Sabado: Pelagia, y San Pho l
Papa.
Domingo: Epifania, Marcia
ma v San Juan Gualberto.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
MENSAJE E~VANGELICO
'JUSticid"

Texto Blblico: Ia Justicia
engrandece la Naci6n", Proven
bio. Ia "a.
La historic conserva paginas
llenas de tragicos acontecimien
tos acaecidos a los pueblos GUAM
do olvidan que ia justicia en-
(PGSG q "a ia. pd0.I
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

Mission Presbiteriana de Ybor
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
Muchos Sc Hacen La Misma Pregunta !
Gel INTERES PUBLICO SERIA Sc.

Ell INTERES PUBLICO sERIA sERVIDO CON UN ARREGLO"
"Hace cincuenta amos ue la Tampa Electric Company fue torgannada pr Pc
ter y Knight, de Tampa, paras umnsur fuido eledrco y servtco de hanvaS
para la Cudad de Tampa.
Desde u eda compahEa nG6 su serviGo asia que Sc reun6 la Legislature del
ETado N 1889 no Sc hizo nngGn eduerzoo para moestara o para reducr Ns ac-
tvdades No hubieron crtcas sobre su seridO, administration o metodo de Oe-
raci6n
De tempo EN- tempo la Tampa Electric Company redujo vountaramente sus
tarfs 10 que hzo possible la expansion de su serviio y ell aumemo en ell ndmero lie
cients
Durante la mayor parte de esos cncuenta ahosl la compaha empe6 ssg anan
case n la construction de nuevas lneas; en- ell serWcio de nuevos territories Fu6 una
de las prmeras companies de uhidades pdbhcas que ofreci6 eectncidad los dis
trtos del campo AL Este del Condado de Hlsborough mas de 400 milas de alan
brec onducen correntep para las casasd de campo alviando las labores del campesno
y s ufamiha. Este Sc ho possible debido a la vid6n de los directories de la Tampa
Electric Company. EHos antcIparon nuetro preme dearolo.
Pero, cuando Sc agregaon eas mejoras nj haba seguidad de que bn ha
Der dvidendos IN muchos ano sobre ell dnero inverido en- muchas de las Hneas cam
peTnas
hdades P961@s de Tampa Esos cabaneros inicaron una investigation de las tart
fase ledr@s d Tampa. Sc emplearOn expertOs pra que appcaran ell vaor fdco
de las proPledades de "a compahla Ci@ta porci6n del dnr0 Colorado sobre las
cuenasd del 9rvco eechico f6 depostada e m de los bancos hata Tue Sc sou-
clone la question de las trfas y la Tampa Electric Company promet6 devder a
sus chentes parte del dinero cobrado. Hoy hay ceTa de do. milones de peso mac
tvos en- los bancos.
"a Tampa Electric Company ha orecido un aTeglo jto y acceptable Eda
cOmpahfa ofrece aceptar la misma tarfa que Sc cobra ahora en- ell CondadO de Dade
o en- la cudad de Jacksonville.
Esas dos pOpodcOnes fueron rechazadas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26
Navy Begins Extensive Drive
Throughout Entire State

Navy recruiting officers are now
being sent to every section Of the
State Because Of various reasons,
many men have found it difficult to
visit the recruiting stations in the
larger cities BY the announced meth
cd, the Commander hopes to reduce
the amount Of travelling necessary on
the part Of applicants Mobile units
are being sent to every community and
town in the area. Draft boards and
postofiices are cooperating also
special stamp free post cards are be-
ing sent to these agencies to be given
to men interested in the Navy. Upon
receipt Of these cards, the recruiting
officers will contact the interested
applicant personally
Anyone desiring any information
about the Navy may inquire at their
nearest postottice or draft board.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26
MT. LAKE PARK
a Shortage of Maple Sweets


About all we hear OF late is won
der where | can get some new maple
syrup and maple sugar In fact, we
even get letters asking the question.
Last week we made quick survey.
Found in one store there was some
not much-then we learned that if we
got in touch with certain producer
we just might be able to get a small
amount When we began to question
why there wasn't much of this Gar
rett county sweet we were told that
first the weather had a great deal to
do with with the runs; next that
quite quantity was shipped to Yer
mont ami there put up under the Yer
mont name Somehow we just couldn't
take that in Why sell there when
Garrett county could make a real in
dustry out of it for the producers here
at home?
We don't know much about it, and
after all we We're only interested in
locating it for friends wanting to buy.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Blcalily and
son Billy, Of Cumberland, have taken
up their residence here in the Bleakly
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26
Cumberland "Y' Boys Visit the
Stanton Maple Sugar Camp

Thirty-two boys from the Cumber-
land Y.M.C.A. spent last Saturday
at the sugar camp on the Guy S. Stan
ton farm near Grantsville The boys
were accompanied by William Lewis
and Edwin L. Kuhn.
\ visit to this camp has been an
annual event for the Cumberland
group THEN. arrival being timed with
the making Of syrup and sugar in
progress.
Mr.. Stanton opened his sugar camp
about three weeks ago and from 375
barrels Of sugar water thus far has
made tetween 275 and 300 gallons of
SYRUP.
Government approved a price in
crease on gas and fuel oil Of half a
cent a gallon in II eastern and south
eIn states and the District.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26
PAGE Frt'F

President Roosevelt urged Congress
to keep the NYA and CCC in opera
ton, saying it had "a definite place in
the all-out war effort"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26

IIOLiIt uClcllSH NOIh. more IMAM oOV
garments have been made by the diff
ferent members, together with
quantity of knitted articles. Many of
the members also attended the first
aid and nursing classes.
Miss Louise Castcel spent ycstcr-
day in Fairmont, West Va, with rcia-
tives.
Lionel Connor and Morton Conner,
of Washington d. c.. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Edward Orfutt, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred. Brown, Cum
berland, visited Mrs Edith Schloss
magic and daughter, Miss Helen
Schlossnagle, on Sunday
Mrs. H. F. Stockslager returned to
her home here on Monday following
visit with Mr. Stockslagcr in Pitts
burgh the previous week
MISS ElV" Porter nurse IN framing
III b"lVIiloIc hospital VISITED hef
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ray Porter, on
+ fldaE' returning 70 Baltimore sat
urday
Miss Margaret KahL Cumberland,
visited relatives in Oakland and at
Mountain Lake Park on tuesday ana
yesterday, returning to Cumberland
last hlght'
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Lloyd l.. Dewitt. Of near Friends
vile. was a business caller at The Re
publican office yesterday Mr.. Dewitt
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eiiJoE 'ht "VSV VI ''e'i''I' "i'I"uSi' UNI
yum i''''i'''''s
The Pastors Aid Society Of s.
Marks Lutheran church will hold tbcn.
regular MONTHLY meetinq This lThp.s-
dav) evening in thc social room Of
tho church All n,omIars awe ran.ia.tod
+o he n,asnn+
Mrs. Samuel 5. AcClung, and MIR.
and Mrs. Brooks McCIung and son,
brenton' OF Spencer, West Va. were
weekend guests OF MI. and Mrs Ross
Decker. Mrs, Brooks McCluhg Is
SISTER OF MF. Decker.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26
LOCAL NEWS

A".a9S Loil', Of the SWanlon com
mon'tv. was a business caller at The
Republican office Saturday,
Principal Q. ?. Jones of the kitz-
miller ulgn school visited Oakland or
'ne+@ Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs Iulius b. Littman ana aanob.
Donna Jane. were VISITING. With
W.-trrupoIt and Cumberland r,iord,
and relatives last Friday and SAT.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26

Subscribe for The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
OF BALTIMORE CITY
Third Street Oakland 5000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-26

III tanks, weighing 3,GGl tons, at
Fort Meade since last war, were sold
at auction, to be scrapped and made
into modern tanks and bullets.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

the message for our first service.
Rev. Trago o. McWilliams Jr.,
who is the pastor of the Church
of Christ Holiness was as usual
on hand to lend whatever help he
COULD render. This young min
lister and his Budy, Rev. Melvin
Shakespeare who Of course was
present. These two young minis
tiers are the most beloved and res-
pected, irrespective of color, for
their righteous living and activiI-
es in the city and state. Rev.
Burckhaddt was also as usual pres
ent to encourage the good work.
The choir was made up of the var
ious churches, but we also was
blessed by having a company Of
eight young men who sang three,
numbers of spirituals, which rec
eived many appaulds from the au-
dience. This company of singers
were made up of George Butcher,
Ernest Wilson of the famous Will
son quartette, Gardner Brown,
Halle, Johnny Reed, Cecil White
bear, Aaron Knowles and William
Butcher. We are praying that
these young men may keep the
good work going.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

The Negro citizens of Lincoln
are still in a progressive mood.
Sunday evening the Negro church,
es had a union meeting at Quinn
Chapel African ME. Church. Rev.
l.. S. Goolsby the pastor who is
president Of the Negro Minstrel
Alliance and Rev Trago T. Nc
Williams Jr., who is the chairman
of the program committee and as
sistant to M. T. Woods the Secv
of the Urban League. This union
meeting was q sugge-'ion on the
part of Rev. McWilliams which
was readily accepted by the pres
ident and when put to vote it re-
ceived the endorsement of the en-
tire body. At this first union
melting there was a large repres-
entation from the different Negro
churches which make up our city.
Also two ministers from Omaha
We're present in the persons of
Rev. Mosby, who is Well known
by Lincolnites and Rev. Robert L.
Moody who carries with him the
spirit of songs. He is n of the
well known teachers on the educa-
tional project Of Omaha and has
the combined respect of all of MS
sponsors. Rev. c. A. Shaw, pastor
of Newman ME. was present with
a large number of his members
The Baptist Chuarch which is for
the present under the pastorate
of Rev. Riley Bell who is a relig-
ious factor of the city. He brought
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21
THE CASE OF CHAMBERS
VERSUS R

The case of Chambers VS.. Flor
ida which is found in late reports
of the Supreme Court CT tie Unit
ed States is one of tha hrst illus-
%tratlons in legal annals If the i'd
city Of the United St4tes Court
to the constitution Of the country.
i-~na'-L-rs and thrAe che young
men Were arrested in June of 1888
and charged with the murder ot D
white man. There was no evid-
ence Of their guilt. By torture.
they were made to confess. They
were brought to trial and found
guilty and were sentenced to DEAN
They appealed to the Supreme
Court o fthe United States and the
case was reversed and sent bac
to Florida for a new trial. The
Colored men were again convict
ed an dthe cases was appealed ard
reversed. They were convicted q
third time and sentenced to death.
But the United States Supreme
Court again reversed the Florida.
court, holding that no conviction
could stand based upon a confess
sion obtained by duress or force
of any kind.
On March 10th, 1912, the case
was again called for trial in the
District Court of Florida and the
trial judge freed the defendants,
remarking that the u. S. Supreme.
Court had held no conviction could
be valid based on a forced confess
sion.
Two Negro lawyers, McGill of
Jacksonville, Florida and Ransom:
of Washington, d. c. conducted the
defense from the beginning to the
end of this case. The value of
this accomplishment should not be
lost on the Colored People.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

The World Council OF Church
es had a union meeting at the
First Methodist Church in Univers
ity Place. The purpose of this
meeting was to bring all Christ
ian people together regardless of
race, nationality or color. There
were about a thousand present.
Rev. Paul G.. Macy Secy of the
Friends of the World Council of
Churches, was the chief speaker Of
the occasion, with many other min
listers who made remarks. Rev.
j.. S. Goolsby of Quinn Chapel A
ME. Church led the audience in
prayer. Among those who made
up a choir of about two hundred
people were Mrs. Estella Davis,
Mrs. Lucy May Wright of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, Miss Mary
Sampson and Miss Viola Coulter
of the AME. This truly was a
grand affair. Amoig others in at
tendance We're the two Rev. Nc
Williams and families, Rev. o. ].
Budckhardt and wife.
The young people Of Quinn Chap
Ell last Sunday evening had a Pan.
Ell discussion. The subject was
Why Should the American Negro
Soldier Fight in this War? Those
Miss Eugene Simms, Raylee Lew
is presided over the meeting. This
was the main event of the Young,
peoples meeting.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21
EDITORIALS
Continued from page ID
ATTENTION BOARD OF
DIRECTORS NAAcP

more, they must be consulted be-
fore action is taken which may
well spell injury to the crusade
which you lead.
The Omaha Guide, Therefore,
suggests that in the case of Will
lam Pickens, a referendum vote
of the Branches be had before any
action is taken in the cas- by your
body.
More than thirty years bave
passed since the organization was
formed. It was, at first, by nee
essity, a centralized body, suprenla
power being placed in the Board
of Directors. Because it was en-
gagged in a fight for civil liberty
and local branches might be sub
ject to irresistible pressure in
backward communities, justificat-
ion may be pleaded. Moreover.
we had not learned n those early
years how to fight efficiently W.
der the forms Of law. These lat
ter things we have learned. Bit
it Is now necessary 70 provide Tor
a la.rger participation of the mem
bership in important decisions
where many members feel vial
Interests of the association itself
may be affected or, even decided.
The Editor has been active il
the Association ever since it was
formed. He believes in Us pin
cpls and is proud CT its accomp-
hshments. He seeks only to
strengthen it for the fight which
lies ahead.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

AND so this week We'll start
the season off by meshuning the
fine rip cord, blue draped suit Joe
Nathan Fagin is wearing-That
amt the most of it-Watch him
bloom Easter Sunday when he
buds out in his other one.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21
WOMEN IN Y0UR40;
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suffer hot flashes, dizziness and
distress Of Irregularities
Start at ~once-try Lydia z. Pink
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Pinkham's Compoundhas helped
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The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

II a. m. and 7:30 p. m, You are
invited to worship with US.
Church of Christ Holiness" 20
N St. Rev. Trago o. McWilliams,
Jr., Pastor, Sunday school 10 a.
m, Rev, Trago T. McWilliamd
Supt- IL a. m. the pastor will
bring the message. You will be
made welcome at these services.
The ~Interracial and Interdemon-
ational Christian Alliance 20 n.
St 2:3O P. M. Sunday D. j.
Burckhardt, president, Trago t.
McWilliams, 1st vice president,
Rev. Riley Bell End Vice Pres,
Rev. R.. M. Dillworth 3rd Vice Pres
E. A, Simms and F, Earnest, are
chairmen of devotionals, Rev. l..
L. Chambers general solicitor, JOS