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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Heavy Docket
Before Mayor
In City Court

There ,vnS {, bp,,.,y 1I,,d,,, ,,,,,.,,
ing'S session of CITY court TODAY. with
Mayor Henry T.. Powell presiding,
j. j. Harris was guilty OF bcinLc
drunk, and WAS given 81 DAYS. Sus-
pended upon payment of u fine ii
S25 and costs of court.
Willis Smith, Negro. was found
guilty of aSSaulting Ethel Barnc,
with Il deadly weapon. a In lck. and
was given 80 days. suspended upun
payment of Il fine of Sln and costs of
court. and showing good behavior for
In" next two years.
Carson Moore appealed from a 90
day term for careless and reckless.
driving, the term suspended upnn
payment ri so Ia FclIX Henderson
and costs ul court. Bond WAS set nj
$50.
Felix Henderson. Negro. was MOI
guilty ul careless and reckless d,i:-
ing.
Rosa Lee Waddcll was given six
months for vaGr;Incy, su~Cudcd up
on payment of the costs, and the de
lcild'lht must NOT DC seen I'm mann
street Wl'h any man not KIN I" her
Wi'iliil ihr next TWO years. The COST
were ordered reunited.
Edgar Robertson pleaded guilty t.
being drunk, and paid the costs.
Roy +. Moss. route |, Henderson
WAS guilty Of speeding. Prayer Tor
Judgment was continued upon pay
mrni "l Il Tine OF SO and costs.
Beatrice McIray, Negro. WIS
charged with H>~ailting Gertrude
Foster. The warrant was amended
10 include Gcrtrud" Foster. and cac.r
OF the defendants Was ordered To- pay
"nrhali the costs.
George MaN"n. Negro, WAS Givcn
SIX months for assHultinG ms wife,
VIOLA Mason. suspended upon pay
men, al INA" at $40 and COSTS, and
showing good behavior Tor the next
l"n years.
l.nnnic Brown. Negro, route !,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Speeders Are
Charged In
County Court

Speeding charrcS were heard ,.,,...
''"'',S court with RrCordrr K +.
Il ntrn,s pre- id,ne
''iiiE NJ, Hi"N, nSun. al plrh.,,.
W." &'uitN al speeding, and l,,.,,,..
'"' Judgement was continued man.
payment at the costs and T., Inn. 81
So ''''' VI
prayer lur Judgment WAS continue
VI i"" II months upon payment 81
''r '""'N Il To- :l,lru Bake, ,uvl,>.
%. h'iH" dr;mi. and assault. TN. go.
"'I' "!dSr"d r"Iuittrd.
'"r"'T r!rst"r pleaded guilt I,
v'hih"n Gsilng. and brave, f..
J'''Si''il' Ms continued upon pav
"l"i't q. i Tine al $50 and costs q,
court and hi; operators license NJ.
"id"i'd revoked Tor the next ivvrly..
months
anderson Cannady. Negro. WA.
%uIl;N Of speeding. Prayer for iud.s-
.l''i'' was continued upon paymrn; ,l
hl' C"$,S and II g., of So.
Prayer ton Judgment was continued
upon payment al the costs as To- AZ
DAISY MnS"S. &uilty uf speeding.
.Iunn Alhrrt Franklin was ut,iIt, -,
operating motor vehicle wItIuIi
,h Operations license, and prayer 80,
judgment WAS continued upon pa..-
m"n' al uu"-half the costs.
T.. IL Faucet WAS guilty OF oprr:,t-
ihS ms auto without an operate.
Iir"il$". Prayer Tor judgment W..
continued upon payment al onc-hail
In" COSTS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Golden Rule
Stressed In
SundaySernon

T.. N"rllr"t Gardner. pastor.
preached ON The Distinctive Me-
sa%" al christianity" al the morn
n% worship hour al the First Ba,,
Int church. Simplicity marks the
New Testament message" aSScrtc.l
HE minister. Jesus teachings as t.
how rr"rl" ought t" live and relate
themselves - each other were al
Ways al the simplest type"
The great truths oi the Bible an,.
tn" commandments may he summed
up IN Matthew III: "Thrrcrurr all
,hlnGr Whatsoever " would that mcn
should do Ia you. de- We even So ru
them. iur TN. Il the law. and the
prophets. otherwise known as the
Golden RIIlc.
The hrs, commandment givcI
concerns mans worship on love.
Then follows, IN the FIRST 49,. mans
reverence for God: and in The nest
tx mans relationship la man.
The essence 81 right conduct is !,
be found IN tins Golden Rule. One
conduct becomes the test as Ia ;-iC
sincerity of his application ui that
IUic. LIVING IN groups / rS~cnt!r!
and proper tlatIuU~hIp To- group lat ;
Is necessary. We are gong Ia ike
III u new day after The WIr and the
solution of The problems that arise
Will best he found III the application
ui the Golden Rule.
The essence "i prayer is tn he
found ~ IN, Lords Prayer lis en-.
phI>I> should hc found IN the pray-
,IS OF man. Theology Is the science
81 God. ~ tie relationship of God /"
i:I~ world II reveal, the love and
purpu.c of Gud Tor men. While there.
b. penalty iog :im. Gods punishment
J. -ultcucd 10y iuT%N rnr%S. The iui
iIIlmrn, ui al! theology is found In
TIM love ui God.
Jesus Taught th"sc truths in tn"
simplicity al the Golden Rule.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Bond Dance
Tonight On
Large Scale

fftpaail"n$ were completed To-
gay Ion the biz war bond ,Str,,.l
"'il'" l" u" h"ld thi, evening an con-
u''l'"n with lii" th"atrr-SpnuSorcu
september drive fur SALE, of w,I,
h"iUus III this county
lh' block al i;r,rkrnridu, street
ii"i" G:nnrti back To Wychr will b,,
s"l''d oil and iInud-Ightrd Tor lin.
occasion, and the public i, invited l..
Hl,nd and participate ~ th,. dance.
lird%"prth'% String Ensemble. and
INC li,udrgSun hian school band, w,it
NErhINH music. according 10 AM
n"rlnCcmCm.
y stand is Ia be erected at the
Intersection uI Wychc and Brpc;i.u-
Idgc street. in front of the Emb:, y
U'iir". and from that point auction;
""l ir held al numerous donations
~ merchant, bidders obligating "a
h"y Wal bonds III the amount Of their
mus, ne slts beng free la the high
It bidders.
ih" occasion will he som, thin,
inherent from anything Of The kind
EVER undertaken here before. and il
Fl" expected Il tremendous ,hrong will
report for the r',Cnt.
.'""'''f"al Sli'N donated by Hen
ocIs"n merchants for the auction
sal" of bonds. announced today, in
''idr' Rose Gin and Supply Co,
!"Ii-barrcl Dan Valley flour; Il. j.
Harrington. Ncnitian blinds: II. f..
A1',"rwhi,e and Sons. boudoir lamp:
Horn" Furniture Exchange, mahog-
any magazine table: Roth-Stcwart
{ o.. Knox hat: I.uughlin-Goodwyn
JvW"icrS. Sl5 lamp: Western Auto
Associate Store. electric toaster.
!c.scr'S Department Store. $40 in
merchandise: Tanner Roofing Co.
one salon Vita-Var paint. any color;
Valet Cleaning CG.. s. in dry clean
!n@: l.rgg-Parham Co. and many
either merchants have also donated
rE./'s :" h" given Il, the auction
sale.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Faith'' Is
Methodist
Sermon Topic

rWtrIr l.. Your FaIth"". taken
;u.. Ia, tW"nty-ilith verse ul tho
,...'u chapter OF Luke. WIS Rev. l..
{ E,.gl~' sermon subject Y, >trr,;ay
- I., ,,rlru u'CluCk service al First
M'..ai>t church. Emphasizing thai
T.. ..sn" question a-!lvd by Jcs.iS
-. '.n"j:.iid years ago al Ills DIS
,l., is b, inG ASKED this day oi "s
.t...,d congregations cVcryWhc:-
N. H"HvI> pointed out that there -
u...ma IN the world that can ta:.,'
=, lace ut faith.
"H1guui .Lith there is no hap
!,. . nr COY. nn living. II thiS J.
ru, II earthly relationships. thrl
b.. ..Ich more true II l. at heaven
b.. .r. tI"u~hipS." he said.
. ne the question. 'Whrrc l.
i,H Faith? Mr.. RcaviS explained
IT. 'urr, j. Il danger ui misplace:
'..'.. and cited four examples at
l.'. nal might be misplaced. First.
.0'. placed III physical evidences,
II, 80. wien placed IN human APP
I'..0ucCa: third. when we limit God.
'.... .'G thai there i u difference
80 u' dis believing and IN actual
= and belief: fourth. when Ne
l...r loo much confidence III "u
"M. .,ur lives"
b. I"uG - everything Is right
SO. .tp. our faith holds strong: when
l!... - wrong II isn't 81 easy 'u br-
u,.. And then the pastor called
"i' Ion Ia the necessity of prayer
n '.. hurried age. and especially
:" ?. . necessity ui n secret place
EE,.. one can pray tu his Father
vi" c,,I IN secret.
c.. luy with the nineteenth verse
- '.n ,TutIrth chapter ui lsaIHh. la
G..r'a,s~ and in confidence shall H.
IN 'scuGrh'. Mr.. RcaviS SAID, ~
isn't .,ud praying and exciting nerve,
Lui quiet confidence that lets Coo
usr a.. birS$ Us. keep IL.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Air Watchers
Meet Tonight
Court House

Mr. arId watchers from ali part.
ul the county were called To Ucc,
1t tn" court house here this "vcnm"
10 perfect their organizations. SO la
.- possible. Il. f.. Clements. c",m'H
civilian defense chairman. and l.. y.
Jack On. chief air warden Tor tn"
county. were in charge ul arrange
luCntS.
Three nigh officials of the civilian.
defense sCt-up in Washington were
u the city Ia attend tho meeting.
Mr.. Clements. who has held meet
ma with prospective wdrd"nN ~ Tho
iubhItt section. rcpurici much en-
tnu.Ins III that community. Les
.urrcs- had been experienced else
where IN the county. however.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Board Will.
Settle With
Tax Collector

Settlement with +. NJ. Dorsey
county iav collector. for l9l1 taxes
is scheduled Ia be made by tho Vance
Board at County Commissioners II
. meeting io bc held tomorrow. NJ
rs regular monthly session week
AGO. thc board decided to come back
ON September - {" make the settle
mcut, and also Ia receive and con-
slider the 1912 audit of county rec
urds and dciivlilcS.
So far rs was learned today. no
other outstanding business was Schc
duicd f. bc transacted by the com
ui..ioucrs 1t tomurrow'S sitting.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Vance Colored
Fair Slated
For Oct. 1917

The Na.Cc County Negro FAR VIII
BE held a"ain this year. ~ usual
Robert Hawkins. man Gcr. has an
u @rd. and the annual event WI!
be aged Throughout The entire wee"
Of October u.
Manager Hawkins has promised
So big days and nights of iu',
amusement and educational exhibits.
The Virginia Greater Shows WiiI
p.ar the midway, md there VII ne
free acts.
Wednesday. October ii. has been
SCI aside us Educational Day. IN"
manager SAID. and all school chiI-
dfcn IN Vance and adjoining c"un-
u'S Will bo admitted 10 the grounds
'i'' upon payment of % 3ceni tax
charge.
Unsettled conditions and late per
m. sion 10 mold the fair have cat
u'"n time for preparation for INC
event. but all rules and regulations
"''' we're in force last year VIII be
'h."r'"d this year. The manager has
ST ted
IN" fair management has called
upon the people Of this section i"r
,'" cooperation in making the IAN
m,."''r and better than ever WIN,
u'f exhibits and by their attend
"',," upor the annual event.
me Vance County Ncgrp Fair has
been recognized as one OF Inc
'andi1g Of such events IN This
I Of the state. and each year is
p'UOnized greatly and successfully
operated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
HELD FOR STUDENTS

First period classes AT Henderson
high school this week arc meeting
at 9:05 o'clock. il was announced
today by Principal W. -. Payne, to
permit students 10 attend religious
services conducted each morning at
the First Presbyterian church. Ef-
fcCtivc next Monday morning. class
rs will meet 1T 1880 o'clock, the
usual hour. Mr. Payne said.
Services at the First Presbyterian
church lrc being conducted by the
pastor. the Rev. w. ID. MClnnis.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
EXTENSION WORKERS
ATTEND CONFERENCE

j. ". Sanders county farm agent:
Ncill M. Smith. assistant agent; Mrs.
Hattie r. Plummcr. home dcmonstra-
ton agent. and Miss Frances Wilson,
assistant. left this afternoon to attend
district conference of Extension
workers. at Camp Leach, near Wash
ngOn
The county Extension workers will
return TO Henderson on Friday night
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Stocks Show
Milk Strength

New York. Sept. II. - (AP) -
Rails took - mild turn on the rccov-
cry side Of tuday's stock market but
leaders remained notably apathctiC.
The list exhibited an indifferent
appearance al the start and with the
exception OF s.HcabIC blocks of low
priced ISSUES. dealings were slow,
There were u few more advances
than declines near the fourth hour.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14

aA'a aahA ~ ~
C"nlpliSlcd in the
eastern pam oi tIC
stale very NIGEL"
provided Il Little
care is given M
preparing a u q
planting the SCvu
Many of IN {
lawns at present,
time arc Bermuda
or wire = grass.
This makes an cX-
CcllCnt sum III g 4.
lawn but as Suni.
as frost comes. In.
grass b e com T. 5
tgInN,.n and "a 3. 4.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
GRANTED LICENSE.

Albert Henderson. q. and Emma
watkins. 10. Manson C"lorcd cot
Mic secured license 10 marry AT the
Vance Registry office Saturday, rec
ords there showed today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Japs Held At Bay
In New Guinea Area
Continued from Page Onc)

bases NJ New Guinea. Only the day
before American and Australian air
men dropped 20 tons Of bombs on
the japanese base nj Buua. New
Guinea. where the Japanese landed
for their advance on Port NOrCsby
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Cotton Prices
Up At Noon

New York. Sept ll.-(AP)-Co;-
Ton futures opened , cents Il bale
higher Ia 20 cents bale lower
Noon prices were 10 To 55 cents u
bale higher. October 1881, Dcccm-
Der 1855 and March 1870.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
TRAFFIC FINE.

X. n. GriSsom. Jr. paid 81 into
the office of The Citv clerk rs fine
for traffic violation, records there
showed today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
THE TAR HEEL
GARDENER
BY JAMES G. WEAVER

With the approach "f cool weather
many home owners become inter-
cStCd i'll having a nice green lawn.
This t:Ip IA, ne
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
RESULTS YESTERDAY

New Turk 81. Cleveland ii.
Boston o.. Chicago 10.
81 Louis -. Philadelphia %.
Washing ON 80. Dc;rpIt %.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
Results
Observation-Disclosures
RFSIITS YESTERDAY

Richmond !. Portsmouth 3 Oh
inunGs).
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
RTS!I.TS YESTERDAY

Philadelphia -. St. Louis l-3.
G. rIuul;j Ga. Brooklyn 81.
Boston lis. Chicago 6-l2
Ng.. York -. Pittsburgh O-3.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
GAMES TO-DAY

New York az Cleveland.
Boston ~ ChIrago.
Washington 81 Detroit.
Philadelphia a. s.. Louis.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-14
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
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IShaushncSSy Series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
= - ~ 80 - I. -
ApOON DE- LIKE OTTFlT


Bl2- DeteaSs -BGr,ds -HttFt-tifts- FF-st-t4v-
ings besG'ltgl 2-pc. l!vlug room SUITE.
sxl2 rug 2 lamps era tables. occ.
table throw rug 3-pc. bedroom suite
gorgeous modern design. AXIS rug. 5pc
lamp SCI. pillows hsAn.-ss;y nat
tress col, spring s.pc dang room sl.re
sXl2 r4g u.Tgcr picture ape salad bowl
5-pc dinetts. 6Is !.aoi>um pc canine,
ii4-GG-.. * RI -G4t5et,-
Earper ave. store only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
WARD S 3.ROON OUTFIT

WARD s BROOM OUTFIT
ReAIt44. new furniture that you'n hs
proud 70 own. Induces otauuf4. 2-pc
!.lcE yoor. SUITE 5.pc oinette 3.Pc
ttcr95n sI4't p.1s 50 sdciuons! pieces .
conTiete MS gorgeous ensemble rec
-adf1 Ss9 Corrl-'e Easy terms WARD :
Ogfs' -sa3 Hsrpe- 1870 Hsrpsr=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Musical Instruments

PIANO-UpFlght. used $40
dition CITY Music, 74l2 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
FEllr "A AK lNILtl) F.D
BENJAMIN'S

ATTENTION-Pree1 Eisemann custom ra-
dos monographs. distributors Ec0uomi-
cal. 3409 Cas- az Peterooro street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

STUDIO touches. we're SZ2 So row. Sl3 90
Arcadia Furniture. s-ah Grstot.
l,virg room suite S3e SO
American FUN. Factory, 1921 or River
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE. iZth a TUXEDO
50 SLIGHTLY maryed 3-pc. bedroom suites
S2s WARDS Quiet 7434 Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Household Appliances

Hoovs- Sc IS Eureka SO rs VACUUM =.
tu' ~ gus! zee ss' Han Y e-9s22
WASHER rsfr.Itta vacuum service
rsrav Nch!Ean Vssns- CO Ty 4--sos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

FRIGIpAIEE Isl Phico. Crotlsy; $40
up Ike nev trade sell. soap Brush
OWS a new IL or ~ refrigerator. Terms
23c per GAY CAL Pingres 1898. Dir.
REBUILT Universal cooler s Gu IT. peg
fec condition. S5S 30 Benjamin Appu-
ance shop 1885 Grauot, az Smile Rd. L,
Open sln1at- and evenings
80 REFRIGERATOR
Rfbuilt ard rehr.sbec Ike neg sguar
ReaSouabf Pros Fenke.l Appliance
19Os FerkeV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
SeUing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum washer
repair iG homes 5. 90 Free estimates.
LESOX 5000. Csn'yal Service.
BARGAIN sac or sewing machines. Sing
ers Whites etc t-rd n GOOD -co1cTtiou
Sl+s5 W. E.ec'f.cs used Sia IS up. New
electric. So rs Vi, ,eTms. Guaranteed.
Open evenings
SEWING MACHINE SALES CO
1879 B.oacVsy a. Grand RIVER CA 1888
1880 Cd. P.ve- a. TruubuU TIE 1880
sss5 O. River a, Mar,!Eeae ~. 4-5637
eI32 y Dor. a. Military VI 1890
1887 , Jefferson a. Philip LIZ $500
1853 Gratlot mr. 7.MNe Ar. e34f
Free Estimates on Repairs
WHITE-le42. must sacr,nce some need
room, you must hurry! Appreciative
buyers only spp.y. Opea sun. Castig!ione.
$3.50 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

RCA-Floor model. az s54 so. BENJAMIN
Appliance SHOP, 1883 Cratiot. a. siX-Mile
Road East Open Sunday ard evenings
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-19

THE
We the undersigned citizens Of
national unity and Of the suecessfu
assured Of all their citizenship RICH
tionaI powers to put into effect tn
We demand the abrogation Of e
makes a distinction in treatment Of
origin.
We demand the abolition Of seq
armed forces and every department
We demand the abolition of tn
18th Amendments guaranteeing II
VIVIAN c. IoVELAcE
Bookkeeper
$50 Shawmut Ave.
E. ALICE TAYLOR
Beautician
1872 W. Springfield st.
CORA REID MaeKERRoW
Funeral Director
81 Dartmouth St.
BETTY WRIGHT
Dressmaker
507 Columbus Ave.
JAMES MENpES
Barber
sos fremont st.
soPHRoNIA C. COULD
So Dale st.
A. c. BANKS
Attorney --.--.-
1s Haskins St.
HENRY E. oUARLEs
Attorney
scollay 3d.
CARROLL T. THOMAS
Mortician
$50 Camden St. =,
ANTHONY BAILEY
Interior Decorator
241 Washington st., Franklin, (Mass.)
JAMES E. GUILFoRD
Tonsorial Artist
$40 Tremnot st.
MAURICE l. SMITH
Insurance Broker
7s4 fremont st.
WALTER CARTER
Chauffeur
Lowell, Mass.
John cAsWELL SMITH, Jr.
Exec sec'y Urban League
22 Whittier st.
RAY w. GUILD
Pres. Boston NAAP
423 Broadway
Cambridge, Mass
CLIFFORD c. DOUGLASS
Postal Clerk
20 Waban st.
MRS. F. S. BLAKE
Beautician
1888 Mass. Ave.
MRS. EDITH WILKEsoN
Recreation Leader
$50 Mass. Ave.
MRS. LULA TuNsTALL
ass Northampton St.
MARION EVANS
Asst. Mortieian
q Hammond st.
ARTHUR LAVALLE
Printer
1889 fremont st.
LEON c. LoMAx
Master Electrician
1927 fremont st.
MISS RUTH PLENTY
Contralto Soloist
ID Fairmont ST.,
Arlington, Mass.
MR.. and MRS.
John H. REYNOLDS
Grace Wood Park
Cambridge, Mass
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-19

.
'AI)
,e interests Of
leans must be
your eonstitu-
-nment which
'Ior or national
branch of the
the l4th and
EVELYN MORRIS
At home
SO Warwick st.
IM0GENE N. POWELL
Beautician
80 Sussex st.
LESTER BENIN
Printer
Forest st.
EEnS ISEItN9GIN
Shipwright
423 Broadway, Cambridge
|. c. TEASLEY
Mgr. Independent Social Club
955 fremont st.
MRS. REBEccA !. IRISH
At home
IS Warwick st.
ALICE DAVIS CRAWFORD
Social Worker
Boston and New York
NORMAN THOMAS
Photographer
III Camden St., Boston
NORRIS c. DAVIS
Funeral Director
103 Humboldt Ave, Roxbury
B. S. TAYLOR
Pharmacist
S22 fremont St., Boston
John E. WYcHE
Restaurateur
122 Harold st., Boston
MATTE LOU REID
Funeral Director
1041 fremont ST., Boston
WILLIAM A. HOWARD
Grand Master Elk. K. of P.
804 fremont St., Boston
MATILDA JEFFERSON
Tailor
697 Shawmut Ave, Boston
NELSON FULLER
Tailor
614 Shawmu tAve., Boston
ST. CLAIR KIRToN
Tailor
1O9 Sterling st.
RUSSELL S. GIDEON
Pharmacist
e64 fremont st.
iAUDE TRoTTER STEWART
Editor The Guardian
932 fremont st.
MRS. WESTINA Fortress
ia Columbia st., Cambridge
GEORGE z. MARGETsoN
Poet
1s3 Windsor St., Cambridge
JOSEPH STARK
40 Magnoli aSt.
BERTRAND c. DARLING
665 Dudley st.
E. w. DICKSON
106 Woodcliff st.
c. A. M. FARLAND
"a Willis st.
GEORGE II. ATWELL
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-19

!
: a re
PETITION
le United States, believe that
conduct Of the war, coIored A
. We therefore urge that you
following demands:
ny law and practice Of the G
itizens based on religion, creed
CATION and discrimination in e,
+ the Government.
Poll Tax and the enforcement
right to vote.
Mr.. G. MRS.
WILBUR EDWARDS
Railroad Employee
rs Greenwich st.
HAROLD r. SCOTT
Park Foreman
Fl KeniIworth st.
w. A. RHODES
Music Composer and Critic
552Mass.Ave.
VIM. H. BROWN
Pharmacies
$40 fremont st.
ALBERT H. FUBLER
Pharmacist
1853 Mass. Ave.
REV. F. HAVIs DAVIS
Pastor Union Baptist
324 Concord Ave.
Cambridge
SYLVESTER L. MILLS
Baker
50 w. Rutland Square
c. HILTON GREENE
Mortician
957 fremont st.
MISS ETHEL LANE
Stenographer,
Secretary of State Dept.
Rowland St.
BEATRICE L. JACOBS
DIR. R. Phyllis Wheatley
Temple %, IBPOE of w
20 Hammond st.
MRS. JOHN B. HALL
Pres. Women's Service Club
so Windsor st
AR. and MRS. !. R. STUBS
Sussex St
MR. and MRS. A. MORGAN
4 Claremont Park
MRS. ESTELLE l. CROSBY
Pres. Housewives League
IL Greenwich Park
FRED c. WRIGHT
Railroad Employee
20 Hammond st.
MRS. M. A. CARTER
1877 Fayerweather st.
Cambridge, Mass.
MRS. ZYLPHIA o. MAPP
Writer
sos shaWnut Ave.
MRS. ALICE PETERS
Housewife
80 Northampton st.
REV. S. w. HILL
Asst. Pastor Bethel Baptist
1e5 w. Springfield st.
MRS. C. MAUBE BROWN
As Mortified st.
R. & MRS. NATHAN RABlN
Electrician
81 Falmouth st.
MRS. BESSIE R. SIMMoNDS
Pres. Rob't A. Bell w. r. c.
$50 Shawmut Ave.
LAMBERT c. TRoTMAN
Music Teacher
60 Windsor ST.
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1923 Dudley st.
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Woodcliffe st.
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81 Magnolia St.
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40 Coolidge Ave.
Weymouth, Mass.
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"a Leyland st.
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Newsstand
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1872 Shore Drive
Winthrop, Mass.
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80 Magnolia st.
CHARLES COULTER
II Maxwell st.
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756 Dudley st.
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ISL Dudley st.
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3 Monadnock st.
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66 Armandine st.
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"a Leyland st.
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% Danube st.
w. A. MACE
36 Bellin Ave.
Milorn, Mass.
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INT. Everett st.
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II Alexander st.
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$50 Dudley st.
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7OS Dudley st.
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ia Dudley st.
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10 Elder st.
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776 Dudley st.
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Longneadow st.
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65 WorIson st.
Mattapan, Mass.
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449 Ashmont st.