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: RETAM-WHoLEsALE

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whichever your business may be, o.
D eembiaatlen Of both, you can be
X, iss: .:s, en- Gs s9lr: ave ~.
', sx:r '.obo s e. q & i "a fsis
sreuad, improved by. Z ene-stery
ssey; has aaditienai rstsyi' store
Iiauldste. Phone Mr.. Peek. To
AAiN Mon l. LucHs co.
1905 u d. nv. Ma. 2s46, --27
NEAR CONN. AVE. Il M ST
euhstaHtial s.story, bsmt. and brk
eMcs BLDG. in peri, eond.: not an
ordinary converted house but . real
Bldg. suitable a. htadauartsrs OF an
erGaAixatien, club. business arm.
% Eaof terms. Fer details. see
MSS ' FISHER l. CO., INC.
1870 Z lt. nv, REALTORS. TX. ISL
1880 BLOCK 9th ST. N.w.-In com
mereial; steFs and 3 apts.: ear sive
possession OF store and ! apt Of!
h.-W.h.. gear brick garage: will
GUY TIMER
1870 18th ut, NV NO 1907.
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oUr-oF-Towh REAL Estate
EXCLUSIVE SCENIC vIEW from 0:
rm-snd-bath stone houm iasse
ss .sp,' " o' y. 1'''''' Hotel 1.! ss
IL urn, 1 t.rsal. a.S:drm. M house, gov Ves
rent 2 rsseensibls p.r,sa ay sy
fEa1 tox rs. r.. No. 8, gsf'
rs 4 bifssisaefs AvAnAsLE- Two
acres cleared. A-room elap6oard
dwelling with summer kitchen and
front porch. electrified, fenced. water
in yard. small corn shed and barn.
4 s m.. r frsm 'ss ..s s,:sI r B.
pe f n au homs. Priced 300.
Terms, 1880 At time Of sale, u.en
81 900 q year until paid. Clear title
tsi ssSiLn snsf ANTE Vs. 9s9 9cr ~
pointment.
FOB SALE--l26 acres. s,room dwell
ina with eenvenispess. country store.
sutomobils sales Building With ,hop
disisnes from Rspe.h s nnoek snd
Pes...1mfe t, n,ssr' o,b r,'' farm. a" sne
Ss,s s,s" aTsS eo so7 H.seser
o.. Prsdsricksburs, Va.
LARGE NOME sITEs-Weed Acres
steuart Estate. On new Mayo I'd.
from Central ave, 70 Old Mayo I'd,
erossinG eolomons Island I'd. ah9
1tepney lsne-homs sites 10
acres wooded areas; native doswood
Hss wee. D PIP. 40. AZ s sns up nae low :.
iO% down--balancs in monthly
payments, Convenient to Annapolis
and Naval Academy bay resorts and
louth River. Apply JAMIe =.
1879. 1l3 Title Bids. Baltimore 2.
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BELLEVUE FOREST
IDEAL RAMBLER SITES

wooded hamssslss. .essfsa IN hrsIss
AtltaGter hsaT the sstsrSten II
tbs GsoTgs wa,h.nstan Msnas4A3
paw nos hs!as senspistra aiant
the rivefs scge teia wfth frens
SOFT. frontage 10 texefins hare.
send titts aso.tt slstAtion teFas
With stream, acme with siss @! ths
isiFway eft the WskhinstuH osit
Are Csantts Club ard sons ever,
locking NashinGten The pFrssh
tommunlt Of sndis sasfls sssigrvs
qualify houstns no twD hnns. alike,
niHhly Ftstirtse al improvement
In en- tssHspoftstien 10 aewntewu
Nash.rsten Priced ftem Nc PEI
80 II Directions IN reach Over
KEY BFidss and bear FsSht or Lee
hwy continue or lee hwy Is
miles 10 Military RI right or Mn
iarY I'd miisa 10 house enpnsitt
sell course tsakleii home ssEn' rf
cross Cham HHGst bear irft sn
oiehs "a TO Muttsrf re- ard i.s,
or Military rd 30 heuss eppesit.
soil ecaFss
George Mason Green Co
Exclusive seehE Gu ssSs tssA
HEHS
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

WAkkHoUSkS FOX keNC
NEAR 1880 9 81. N;W:-.soo 50; T.
good brick BLDG. and : garkinS
E. fl' soh. :' ~. i iSs4 Vernon .s..
NV nv; FRi ri; s1t5 BUILDING. con.
vsnisntiy located in NV, contain.
feet with some once space. Several
overhead truck door entrances. Au-
tomato coal heat; suitable Tor
storage, wholesale distribution. etc.
hsns 'ss.ss,ssy vita, esS -; % 's s.y.
SHANNON d LtcHs CO. Reaitsr''
1908 H St NV. Ma. 2345. .--.S
FOR RENT-Bldg. suitable for ma
chine shop or warehouse, in Sc sec
5 ais. OPP Ssrss SsS.si iTs and yd
addition concrete cyclone fence in
closed storass yard. Phone RE. oi7o.
oNI:sToar corner brick ..rshou:;;
S SdnIis 's %sat ,ssu''E Ssos can
Ts'halssston Bids pi. $500; eyes,
1900 81 fssssuiARE EEEr in .two-.tory
s assf: ..s .s s. e. af sn
Island aye. in ne. Washtnston; Ssll
Mr.. Dodgs, IT.. WEAVER BNCS;.
INC, washington Building, Dl.
$500: evenings, phone OR. S4a6.
1 100 50. TT, storass or shop; load
ing platform in rear, 4 large double
doors; yard space available. pU'
sa a'f 18Th ST. NV, mr.. columsis I'd
Fireproof bldg.; 3 hrs.; total II .oon
"a. IT.; Ice. eisv. suit. Ice, retail
sales, warehouse or gar. Apply r. D.
Nash, owner. so Pa. ave. ne. or
,zFso Ss sEsi' Asp D,srRnyr,oN of
packassd merchandise incl zoe.
The modern method for factory Rep.
dealer or salesman: NkQrCLl-
TAN Xb6RESAE92yss Co. 10 Pa. :'''
sPACxNssvSrsi modern warehouse
bidss. avail. IRON $500 %. II. up.
An are at very reea. rentsls. Sse
M. SteYins. jE1QI lI1NIH b Co.
1920 X Ut. NV, Realtors, TX. lSi1.
SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE. lot. Of ;ser:
age spaee. With large reffigerated
walk In box. Cali At. e066 week.
days before pm.
1908 st. Matthews CT.
Near Conn. and r. ]. aves.-2.500. "a.
II. on Q Aoors. wash-up. gas. cleo
tricity, hot-wstey heat; recently re-
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ixas KtocX c6NS NE.
rev ssaGaees % ss3 kses ssssF-s
t%42ssns s5ss s.syss.s sHsTse* s"'
JAMES 1. DIXON & co
1884 4+}A o. Na seems FTNs7
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A!@ .s.:ssass sss.. s.~.s
= go. 80 :, s.. Ii. = Z F..'
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s-sAsss Me- sxs* $3.50 At 7ass
eaFEfsa@s4s Ses ke@'s 49, sw $50.
6Fxn st~ 4txTs Grsa ss ~ 80
sssstxs =. ~ 'sf '@~"< ="
akAnstss suLan. NJ ysgs
"a - $50 KssA.
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ava ssss $50 e"sr pc, s.st Ess
49, ss.sts I -vsxsa So @ss
e. tersstt 4. Naas
statTtftt sntst iot s#gst =.
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w. fs-sf Sat sax IA
pntsis LOT ass,3s . gaA 81
vtat5ss NJ NJ a. sts sea- q
s. 9s -. So 80 {, ~ ovt
eANY srxI>ss Mr. -l@g. >, ,ssv
. r+t. rep 4atf1st Hns - h'srss
~. 8" rs.s SS'' acre. as. :, ,s s -. -
ANN Ap6fr7 ' tt.vf:., Ill '''
ccsokEss HrtoMrs sss-a a4as.
shsae1s ass AAl ~, spss ses
hesssa a. al Al vt4 = - 81
=. s ~ e., e. s.. -, ss,.sf
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iA>asN F.xA o., Dssses. s~,
bssztgta2 lea es bass sQ7 ats.
tanhAm ssrsTs - els ssEss sss
sslAs tn4ts siaas - stesss
s ,s,s.s Pa =. - ,sa 20.
aniy sfAs 80 assn 80 - ~s
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eft sesF Il nss'sAs hss Js~tt spst
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s4R
fIMnfslASn ESTATES oet, NJ
ssat la st@Ftt thssfsF ssa lrantn
st,'stetse Pres = ssa@ sas Il
r. Ill "a, "fps A. ",
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snl osetsis Az 20 k3ESE
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60GxR c0XHEIcfzI ITbG-. EsEr
street ef Hyat.svti;e 3-ssery ssaA
irs, sters ec main Aeer, eAess e.
2re Aoc' 4-FocE lri with sALa -
Sre soef, secs 2eens excellent
ieEs-tsrr anvsatRsns. syssse as4ss
IEarkss for eElsx SAT- Owrss .say'
rs Nevn Cal Mr. AcCaFMtek Wa
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO
ie27 I'm 81 Hy~ ST. 200. Kys,.
IA Asts il
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STORES FOR SALE

StSNBS FSN S~Sh
DRUG STORE FOk sALE-Larse, in
shopping center in Arl. Va, RecpN
500. 600 annually; long lease res,
sonable rent; priced right' Sai
Joseph Joiles. Me $500. IA. 1925
LEO M BERNSTEIN a CO. Real.
tors. NE $500, lal5 X ST nv, "a
PRINT SH0P, complete going nusi-
ness doing gross business q DIE
600 annually; owner has othef IN
terest. BOX 2slM. Star.
1900 18th ST. NV.
Corner 18th and Park I'd IDEAL %
cation. now being occupied by sro-
Gerry store. Lease expires Nov 1919
Tenant would like to renew ior
5 years. Owner Pays taxes only
MOORE g. HILL co.
s04 18th St. NV, NE: 400: Il
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WA2EHOCfE, l-story prick, a,fo
s ,s'E's s..: :s!nss; f:s 1s
Sss Mr., Norris, WEAVER BRoa;
INC. Wsshington Bids. pI. $500;
s ;y:s,' s 81: ea?s;a r.proot u.r.hou..
a sion ' IN IH1rilinsson County, Va. d:
rsctiy adjacent to WashinEton; has
$4,000 "a. It. open storage and
1000 ,e: #; under .u6 ,;,nns. r.,
general storage while developins
and extending . frozen food or ies
cream business. Thoroushly mod
ern and ali equipment OF this
finest. l7-ft. freight elevator will
ssTry Loaded .rasE 70 s, Ipper . nHH
construction cost for immediate sale
cITY:syguRHAN s c2o %io Wash
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

M v 1o4 s..'emsn' q for ,ol. e.ol
s sssss:s::i.s, 's S u, ssss'' ~ M FERRY
wotID LIKE 70 sUYmLsnd o, or
business; also consider stand, store
r rSTsn: Fra FRANK LuRix, 20 orsn:
nan I'd. West Hartford. Conn. ~
I viii BUY OR SELL -FOUR property,
frame or brick. white or eolorsd
IS ';;;PIs;';ri Il q '' H. lssS
e! s.s s SAoskr 81 afSYH sss;s !sS. g.syyS;
,sSHitp q 2 a's eHsh ~ sT'; ;oa sP'hS: sH:,
R y any ssas or Tx, q s! aSu'' ps::"
pkivSffas PARTY will pa, cash ios
county home or acreage: irom ~
ss y 20 s:t's Boy i sers s,n Star w."
,;c iR: si4IIs N 81 ho ~ s Ss'l
ewes. DE 68A6. --------------------.-,-
WE FEEL CONFIDENT
That your real estate can DO sold
through our ONCE At market value.
HAT HARRY |. FRIEDMAN
Broker. woodward Bldg. RE. ll66.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
HAVE 2-STORY ssmi-dstached Pet
worth home with once space and
Crsstwood lot TO exchange Tor
Sl4 900 equity In business proHss!ty'
Elk bai4. -
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TO SETTLE ESTATE

'0 S sisst:' ksu. ~. n :,srs s,'e .ns s
fsn: .iseHSSNNs approx $4,000 "
800 s,, ~ q g.. 20, AZ .s nr ,, ss
sss: improvsd b. large frame house
used az tourist home; suitable foi
: as.,r", S1i.. .sgsSlS ;o rear p'rsin'
400 bieei ? st. NV. just east Of
csnnsetieut avs.-Larss roy eriei
Sna baths. Price. ss6 900. Alss
Iafss tract Of stound suitable fel
fsmblsFs overlooking golf course
fsslss;..iiilss esIsI ANx M .'PsSHaffi; IA
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, r.: .ss..ss ~ .s!; &c &C.: 's ~:
I Isss.s, han ram, ''7Ens. s'A'i.. nc
wxELHoCSf Ann oTficE sPAcf
wanted, approximately 4 non r.: lT
a.: vicinity o. n0n-rtstrietsd parE-
Ing 10 D. G: AAA-i CO. can take
HokEYcvTT. Il. 3-5a9s.
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ONF-STORY STORES

beautiful rev khspE.ng tsastr
pemp!.a!ng thFss p-lss and l,~ettsnt
treat store pFS5tTtlss co most pfe =
lEent bc2itsAFe in tkf hE&Ti s' a
lGFss nearly Maryland tosH L4asse
far n yeaEs 80 sasstAss+a4 tErArA
sresstnE SIC SOC year II yea
are interested N kseaFt geEs-gsfw
Investment Eia BE- happy 10 f2f-
nlas you !4i3 esis,ls npon ree2&
PkeHt M Wa.stEE IA i7sS S.lh
SHANNON a. LUCES co.
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INVESTMENT PROP. wAhTEr

1 TO & UNIT APT. separate utilities.
RA. 1910. WOODBRIDGE REALTY
co INC ~
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Ovsihgss paop.-sALl lcsas.,
Gx6fEfY sf6Et saa avslilnl %
Hs:yHisss'. X. i'as;ss'~s' ' sis 49,
A n:mf'i:l s ss". g. 's = sonn..si.
land improved by substantial i-reoF
house Price $22 BOO. LOUIS =
FIJI Hsaan41kEs' f'fS ( st. a. Ma
PENNA AVE. NV. vest Of .pth 81
Iids, can b bought for fsa 900, eI
VIE rsstsursnt and bar. for 10000
1883 siset xnv-ss,inss, property,
s.la s:n'ssss;s; iii. oo :SHl''d'd s'"s'' excel
18th d. NV, mr.. M tenants rent
1880 per ,r,; sss;soo, ,
apts' rent 81. OBS Per u; sas,loo
FRANK NJ DQYLk Nssltor. s2f
18TH o. Az. OF. 1885.
S.UsIf APT HOUSE net inesm.
~ 900 annually. NJ: 2fst and Mas.
ave. B.v. Price $4,000. incl. fur
Also sttrsesivs Bldg. In KaIorsms
Nsishts. leased 10 Lssstien for 2
t,ss., s s,is. lc, oSos' c sfS'e oWxis l.
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~ $50 g s~ns ssse Pres V
go. !. L, s<~;...s:.. r.
Tcsarssnss@ % sees fs&AJ
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615R18LT commercial lots oppesit.
rsssonsSly. on sssy terms; also sew.
syel other choice commercial tracts
suitable for shcppins center. gasoline
station or stores In the wheaton
6isnmont and Colssvills areas.
Z. 8. PRICE b co.
1891 osersia Ave. 10. S.12sf'
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1908 st. Matthews CT.
Near Conn and r: ]. aves.-2.50o %.
II, on Hoors. Wash-up. gas. cleo
tricity, hot-wstsr heat; recently re-
modelled; corner bldg.
7. w GpNOMEC
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eouu aaouNp ron aALl

g., 20. .ss:s :; =! p: TIT. 3! PC e
Hio 81. It. i. n iofH. III 1880
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-05
Two Churches
Banquet Minister
On Birthday

| The st. James Baptist Associa.
ton and the Lily Of the Valley
Baptist Church hOnored tie pas.
tor and moderator, Rev. Amos
I: VIM. Ligon, DID,, with a birthday
sermon preached by the Presi-
/; dent of, the. Sunday School and
BYPU Convention of the st.
James Baptist Association, Rev.
J. w. Nelson. His subject, "A
Personal Response" The text:
"Also | heard the voice of the
Lord, saying, Whom shall l send,
and who will go for us? Then,
said l, her and L; send me, Isiah
h6:S.
He preached a sermon which
was enjoyed by all.
Rev. j, d. DeVosher sang the
pastor and moderator's favorite
song, II Am on the Battlefield
for My Lord" Rev. E. N. Brown
read the Scripture.
Mrs. ]. M. Lyon spoke from
the subject: "He Didn't Have to
Tell It." Her speech being Ferry
impressive.
Rev. J. D. DeVosher, the pas
| tors son-in-law, dedicated a song
to him, Even Meo
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-05
Jane White Replaced
By Mildred Smith In
New Broadway Play

NEW YORK-The,. new conn
pany Of Theaterprices, Inc, so
new they aren't listed in the
local phone book, didn't take
time to explain the why's, but
they lust went ahead and
"switched'' their leading lady
from petite Jane White, daughr
ter of the NAACP head, to Mil
dred jeanne Smith, last seen on
Broadway in the Inflated Theatre
Guilds production OF set MY
People Free"
And in making this change,
the debut date, set for Jan. ~,
, has been definitely postponed.
The drama, 'fForeward the
Heart" a story of blind CT who
returns to his mothers home and
falls hopelessly in love with his
mothers Negro maid, is indeed
unique and touching. 1t has been
eagerly awaited by both critics
and patrons of the art to see just
how the authors handled such a
tickish situation. The male star
is Hollywood actor William
Prince, handsome veteran of
Broadway stage plays and a per-
feet, shy character for the blind
rex-serviceman.
Mildred Smith, a naturally shy
and unaffected girl herself, is,
we believe, perfectly cast also.
Her hole calls, for admitting her
race only when she discovers her
boss son is completely in earn
est.
The play, partly backed and
wholely produced by Jules L.
Leventhal, an old-timer as such
things, has only four characters.
It was scheduled for no out of
town try-outs but a Broadway
private opening which had been
reported already sold out.
Young actress Smith, unfor-
tunately, has played in a series
of flat failures. but in all cases
her parts were uplifting, fresh,
vibrant, and a definite credit to
the Negro.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-05
r. LILY OF THE VALLEY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. w. Lyon, DID,, Pastor
Mrs. Lille Mae Devosher,
Church Ren0rfer


Rev. A. w. Lyon, DID,, Pastor
Mrs. Lille Mae DeVosher,
Church Reporter
On Sunday. January 80 at IL
a M, our pastor preached a pow
J erful sermon. He preached from
this subject, 'Praising God for
His Goodness and Wonderful
/ Works. Text, Psalms 107:81.
ooh, that men would praise the;
| Lord for his goodness and for
His wonderful works to- the chill
! dren Of men!" 1t was enjoyed by
all.
!. We enjoyed the presence of
! MIR. Lusk, of the Chicago World.
He gave wonderful talk which
we all enjoyed. We hope to have
: him to come and visit our church
again soon.
At 8 q. m. we had a big must
cal program rendered by the
Southern Tornadoes Gospel
Singers.
y On February s, the Gary Cos.
pei Four will render musical
at 8 p. IN. with the Lily of the
Valley M. b. Church. All are
welcome. to-, come out an enjoy
yourselves. - ~
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-05
Air conditioned Frnerai
Cars for the use Of those
We serve,

Paris, Tenn, resided at 1924 S.
Parkway, died January Is. Fun.
eral srvices were conducted at
st. Luke Baptist church Janu-
airy 10. Burial in Lincoln Gene
terry. ~t
BEN JORDAN, born in Eta
Bena, Miss, resided at $50 N.
Franklin st., died January lis.
Body was shipped to Greenwood.
Miss, for funeral services and
burial.
HAZEL MCBRIDE, resided at
565 E. 37thr ST., died January Is.
Funeral services were conducted
in our chapel January 20. Burial
in Burr Oak cemetery.
SARAH COLLINS, born in Nash
vile, Tenn, resided a 217 Wood
st., Wheaton, ILL.,, died January
IA. Funeral services werA con-
Quoted in our chapel January 20.
Burial in Lincoln cemetery.
SARAH HERRING, born in
Brooklyn, N. Y, resided at 1892
Prairie av., died January Is.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in our chapel January 20.
Burial i'm Burr Oak cemetery. Wi
FRANK SHELTON, born in Hop
kinsville, KY, resided at 214 N.
Pauline. st., died January IA.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in our chapel January 20.
Burial in MT. Glenwood ceme-
terry.
dolores HAWTHORNE, born
in Chicago, resided at So E., 43rd
st., died January Is. Funeral
services were conducted in our
chapel January 20. Burial in
Burr Oak cemetery.
WILLIAM SMITH, born in Vicks-
burg, Miss, resided at 4402
Prairie av., died January 8. Fun
eral services were conducted In
our chapel January IS. Burial Inn
Lincoln cemetery.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-05

MILTON STEEN, born in Can
ton, Miss, resided at AIS Calu-
met av., died January IL. Funeral
services were conducted in our
chapel January Is. Burial in
Lincoln cemetery.
CLARENCE WILLIAMS. born in
Kosciosko, Miss, resided at 5907
Prairie av., died January IL.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in our chapel January is. Bur-
ial in Burr Oak cemetery.
GEORGE SIMMS, born in At
lanta, Ca, resided at 3715 South
Parkway, died january 10. Fun
eral services were conducted in
our chapel January Is. Burial in
Lincoln cemetery.
ETFIEL O'FARRELL, born in
Lexington, Ca, resided at 1882
South State st., died January 9.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in our chapel January Is.
Burial in Lincoln cemetery.
ELLA GOODRICH, born in
Glendale, Tenn, resided at 6410
Eberhart. av., died January IL,
Funeral services were conducted
IN our chapel January LIS. Burial
In Lincoln cemetery.
GRAN STARK, resided at 6033
Rhodes av., died January a.
Funeral services were conducted
at Pilgrim Baptist church Janu
airy II. Burial in Ma. Glenwood
cemetery.
GEORGE ROSS, born inChAm
bers County, Ala, resided al
1888 Ellis av. died January II
Funral services were conducted
in our. chapel January II. Buria
in Restvale cemetery.
THOMAS HAWKINS, born ia
CouTtland, Ala, resided at 5O4
E. 18th ST., died January IL Fun
eral services were conducted il
our chapel, january II. Buria,
in Burr Oak cemetery.
T! JESSIE BRAZIER. born in MO
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Eastern Star Gospel
Gospel Singers
In Two Programs

There will be a musical pro-
grom Sunda, February 6 at 4S14R
South State st. at s p. m.
u On Sunday, February 13 There
will be contest with the Silver
Eagles and the Eastern Stars at
1906 South State st. at p. m.
Mrs. M. Person is president,
and Mrs. r. Z. Newell is man
ager. H., J. tahs
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bile, Ala, resided at 434 e. 45th
pl., died January 10. Funeral
services were conducted in OUR
chapel January II. Burial in MT.
Glenwood cemetery.
GEORGE E.. BROOKS, born in
Aberdeen, Miss, resided at 222O
State ST., died January IL. Funer-
al services were conducted at
Metropolitan Community church
January II. Burial in Burr Oak
cemetery.
GENCIE TOWNS, born in Tren-
ton, Tenn, resided at 4511 Mich
igan av. died January 10. Body
was shipped to Trenton for fun
eral services and burial.
RAYMOND ORENDORFF, born
in Lincoln, ILL.,, resided at 437 E
45th pl., died January IA. Funer-
al services were conducted in
our chapel January Is. Burial IN
! Mt, Glenwood cemetery.
| WILLIAM POWELL, born in
Salt Lake City, Utah, resided at
$50 E. 51st st., died January III
Funeral services were conduct
ed in our chapel January is.
Burial in Lincoln cemetery.
IDA HOWELL, born in Clarks-
, dale, Miss, resided at 1854 State
St, died January Is. Funeral
services were conducted at New
Friendship Baptist church, Janu-
airy 1S. Burial in Lincoln GENE
terry.
CLARENCE ARNOLD, born in
Social Circle, Ca, resided at
80 E. 43rd ST., died January ~
Funeral services were conduct
ed in our chapel January rs
Burial in Burr Oak cemetery.
PATRICIA ROBERTS, born il
Chicago, resided at 1929 Calu
met av.. died January Ia. Funera,
services were conducted in oul
chapel January 10. Burial II
Burr Oak cemetery.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, born La
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ItSiiASnleQ Dy Dr. Dean
DIR. Lester w. Burket, Professor
of Oral Medicine. University of
Pennsylvania whose subject viii
be coral Diagnosis for the GEN
eral Practitioner" DR.. Norman
Griffith, Assistant Professor,
Howard University, College of
Dentistry ON Impressions for
Full Upper and Lower Dentures'''
and DIR. Harold w. Krogh, Asso-
ciate Professor of Surgery,
George Washington University
Medical School ON 1.-The Princi-
pies of Oral Surgery and Prepar-
alton of the Mouth for Dentures. ,,
Friday morning, Table Clinics
wild open the sessions by Moses
w. Young, M. D., Professor Of
Howard University on Casting
SEE DENTISTS IN, Page 2
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aard. Coughing SPELL
Resulting From Cold

Nnen your cold brings on a mast:
troublesome cough, spend As cents q
ny drug store for a bottle w BUCK
! -EYS CANADIOL MIXTURE ~ tripf
E ,I relieve coughing fast. BUCK
sEi acts promptly to help loosen ID
iilck' STICKY phlegm 800 soothe irritate
Liloat membranes and ease hard cough
As Spells. So try it the very next tim
coia results in wracking, stubborn
ocgh. Find out for yourself lust hof
,ood lt IS Tor coughs due to colds. ca
bUCKLEY'S CANADIOL MIXTURE
made in the U.S.A.-TODAY-all drua
5ists.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Fhe subject of the Lesson-Ser,non
p all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
Pm Sunday, February 6, was:
SPIRIT
The Golden Text was:
What man knoweth the things
OF man, save the spirit of man
which is in him? even 60 the
things of God knoweth no man
but the Spirit of God" Il Cor. 2:
Among the citations which COM
irised the Lesson-Sermon. the foiI
owing we're from the Bible:
'Tn the beginning God created
the heaven and the earth. And
the earth was without form. and
void; and darkness was upon the
face of the deep. And the Spirit
of God moved upon the face of
the waters God is a Spirit:
and they that worship him must
worship him in spirit and in.
truth" (Gen. 1: IL; John a: pa.
rhe Lesson-Sermon also included
he following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, "Sci-
|nce and Health with Key to the
scriptures" by Mary Baker Edtsy:
an Christian Science, Spirit, as,
a proper noun, is the name of the
Supreme Being. 1t means guam
tity and quality, and applies ex-
clusively to God g. Spirit is the.
only substance and consciousness:
recognized by divine Science !
In Spirit there is no matter, even
as in Truth there is no error,
and in good no evil u. Spirit,
God, is infinite, all. Splrit, can
have no opposite" Opp. SO, 27S).
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winner CNnlc,
sponsored joint
ly by the Dem
tai Society and
the faculty of
the College of
Dentistry, How
ard university
to be held Fri
day and Satur-
day, january %
and 20 at How
aard university,
Washington, d.
C.
The scienti-
clinics will be
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DENTISTS IN
ANNUAL MEET
AT HOWARD u

On. Milard r. Dean, Washing
ton, D. c., president Of the Ro-
bert It. Freeman Dental Society
says that he expects over 300
dentist to the Fourth Annual Mid