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THI S ATURD AY, N O V IM S B R ft. I M t ADVOOATI m a \ lr *i*1 iMi cry shouting, SCOTTSBORO P IC K S T S R S PAR AO S HUNORV W IL L MARCH ON .. W A SH IN G TO N ; NSOROES IN , OBSPtTB T S A R SAS A N Y MAN T H A N T IIIH : T H S FRO N T R AN KS T H A T HR MURDER ll'H FHIENII (Continued from Png« Oaa) TO OUT IIIH MAHTRKH <101,0. 0 O 0 responsible for th« violence with ' Continued from png« on« I l Y KITH R IR II And to halp to repeat (ha abov« des , which th«y have threatened un." Harlem today T h « Salvation Army at ecration. Oregon aaoda a aabr« rattler On a rainy morning Monday, the m t h Htret and Lenox Avenue cloeed bach to Cougreaa truck« loaded with N .gro and wblU ita door* In June At th« anme tlma It 0 O 0 worker* trundled Into Washington A- maintained nine relief atatlona on tha BY W. J. W H S A TO N waiting them were $00 Metropolitan u,wer west aide (white ««ctlon ) The Halted Htalaa baa apaat thla T h « A dvoca!« « I « h c « l(« reader« to police, plalnclotheamen and Capitol Domeatlc work haa fallen off tr«- know that lh « opinion «ip r e a«MÍ by yaar 111«.MU,101 in preparation«. pollcemen. Soma carrying abotguna mendoualy In many caaaa. the em the writer of Itila column la not n«c The Advocate wlahea Ita raadara to hid In the baaemant of the world'« ployera are giving only food and ear- •aaarlty T h « Advi>cat«'a opinion. Kd kuuw that the opinion expreaaed by ! moat Impoalng building — tbe United far«. Reviewed for The Advocate by PRISON ANO PRISONSRS the writer of thla column la not nee State* Capitol. CLIFFO RD C. M ITC H E LL Block aid 1« a total flop, eapeclaily T o the military paatora of oar char eaaarlly The Advocate'« opinion. Ed I At 11:10. white 1$00 Negro and |n Harlem The worker« themaelvea -B y - ch«e The lllbln «till «ay«. "TH O U while aympathlaera atood In the rain were starving and could not cars for “ PEO PLE ANO THINGS S H A L T NOT K IL L . Clifford C. Mita ball Such a reveraal of political govern awaiting tha plckatara, the trucks the unemployed According to a aur- W O R TH W H IL E " 0 O 0 ment —aa registered by tbe American drew up. aurprised tbe authorities In vey made la October. 74 per cent of lia r « la a caae that ahoald pinna« electorate November Ith — baa but a courageous sally, and alighted on tha unemployed In Harlem were not By Mr* Myrtle Thompson Claybourn A prlaon In a nearby alata baa ra- one precedent In the political hlatory tbe avenue at Constitution and Dela the heart« of all of ua In tba depth receiving relief, na compared to $4 of apBUMlhy (or Jq||ii C. I'arhar, chair cnutly received conalderable publicity of tha nation. It waa a revolution of ware. Forming Immedlate y Into ranks per rent among whites The average (144* Hildreth Aye, Columbus. Ohio) man of the ItT-tlhf fo ln in ltt«« for tha iMM-aua* of the many unuaual requests the nation’« cltlaenry fought to a flu- o f Negro and white, aide by aide, they relief given varies between IS and • e a Unemployed of Hroklyn. N «w York In It ba« received from unlveralty illu tali with IIAI.M ITH In.lead of BUL- marched onto tbe plain bearing n for 110; Negroes seldom get more than Seldom have I read a book that dente dealrlng to uae lume of the prl hualneaa hour«. Mr Parkar la head of I.KTS It waa tbe hlgbeat econlum est of placard* calling for tbe freedom $4 $0 for a two-week period. bring* forth ao much pity for the ao- th « llrooklyn Kdlaon Company. Whan aon faclllllea aa a "convenience" while that could be given our form of gov o f tbe Scotia boro boy*, the Logan Cir The food given the children In the thor aa has. "People and Things he l i v e « out the report of the finan |P«ra«tRg Un ir college rouraaa. ernment and the greateat tribute to cle boys condemned to death. Orphan Harlem scbola la half a «lice of bread Worth While". No donbt, the author, In other word« they wauled to eat the «lability and loyalty of the peo Jonee. and thn alogan. "Death to cial condition of the Company for the half a eandwlrh and a half cup of Mrs. Myrtle Thompson Claybourn. ftral nlue monlha of thla yaar, be an and aleep In the prlaon and atteud tha ple of the United State* to com m ut l.ynrbem". milk. While the luncbca given to the gave considerable time and atudy In nounce« that the net earnlnaa w er« unlveralty during the day time The ed authority and orderly government. The hundreds of police, petrified for white children are far better, but still tbe securing of the necessary blogm fU .llU .21 « When ho «Ivea the atatla- combination of “ hard tlmea" and nag- Wa venture to aay. that under no o- a moment by the sudden appearance. Inadequate. phlcal data concerning membera of tlca aa to number of men employed, erneaa to acquire acbolaatlc learning tht-r government could the lam e re- galvanised Into action They swarmed Negroes are discriminated s-alnxt onr men whom she thought worthy to cauaed theae atudeuta to aeek «bolter he aoba out the atory of 2IUU men SSttS have been attained without dla- from .11 part, o f .he Capitol ground. on p ^ . o r k . ^ ei.m pte, no be Included In . volume of people nod Of cuurae, tbe re order The mandate of tbe people waa laid off in the laat few week«, brinain« within « prlaon toward the plcketeers groes were employed to build tbe new things worth while. the total laid off up to «000 men Do«* queata were denled. plain. They are going to have a aay On. policeman sssaulted . . . of the — * i n i t o t a Hosp Ü . or to he have two achlnc heart« think you? What a leaaon there la to be gained and ahare In ahaplng tha deatlny of placard bearers. When he drew hi* Unfortunately, the author, after hav , . tear up and re-lay 143rd and 134th Ikies ho hava on « for the «000 men out of the above clrcumataucea! Ka the Nation More than forty million blackjack the plcketeers repulsed atraata ing carefully prepared the data, left out of work and another for hlmaelf pc, tally ao to the prlaonera In thla of the people believed In the promts- him and proceeded. Thlr Capitol po W ASH ING TO N. D. e. __than tbe publishing part entirely to her and hla fellow director« over the wa particular prlaon where every encour •a of Oovarnor Franklin D Rooaevelt liceman, Oeorge Walker, angered In- , . , . . , one-fourth of tbe population Is Negro; printers or agents and no one except pea aaved Ihrouih laying off 4000 men agem ent and facility la offered where- that thla government ahould be, aa It -h! » but one-third of th . unemployed am ing a writer knows the negative effect ao that the aavlnaa may awell tha by each prlaoner might devota a por- waa determined by the Kounderi and and was about to fire Into . _ _____. tbe , demon- „ Negros*. Negroes receive at all tlmea that a poorly printed, badly arranged, f l l . l l l o . i l « net earning«? Verily tha lion of hla time to aom« worthwhile and certified to by Abraham Lincoln. atartor* when some sympathisers, two at laaat one.tblrd , ban whltei par. mis polled and certainly not proof path of theae caplalna of Induatry atudy, either In the regular acbool aya "A governmen tof the people, by the Ocularly at the John Marshall place, read book has upon a reader, not to eervIn* aa chairmen of unemployed tem or In «p ed al course« and claaaea. people, for the people." Hunger and ? ,m ° * \ ! nd • Wh,t*• PUlled hU halting b m. one of the chief relief stations. Jim- mention the heart acbee and disap relief la a aad path to travel. In a No doubt, at eome time or other, wa want «talk am Id at abundance Police Inspector Hundley thereupon Crowlarn pr„ Talla „ fha Associated pointments that an author must ex land with plenty and to »pare; ml*- all bava beard rem ark« made by aome oOo attempted to halt the demonstrators. c h te itie , and Community Chest. If perience when they see their brain May I offer a contribution to thla would be "wlae guya" to the effect — ery and woe and abject poverty grip They proceeded. He gnv. the signal. work „ given Negroes get less, also child returned to them In printed ld for the Ne- form nnd barely recognisable. column — a new poem on "The Ua "I didn't coma to prlaon to learn any ped million« who aaked for the chance TTte police attacked fiercely, madden- laaa food No r, nt „ known Holdler" by Robert Itrlttaln. I thing I came to do time'? Hut that to earn their dally bread Surely aome- ed by the eolidarlty of Negro and . nd no clothaa |r, given them give but three of the veraea —dedi mental type of a peraon wouldn't 0C- thing muat be wrong when auch con w^ !!e this Is the first book . , , . Negro and white are waited on In dlf- . Incidentally - cated. by the way. to John Haynoe compltah much even at a unlveralty dition« could exlat. They heard of bil The nverwhelmlng force* of the po- ferent rooms No lunches are dlstrt- 111111 1 b *Te •“ tMT r«c *l**d * ot with all eipenaea paid and every com lion« being gven for different project* lice tore down the placards. But the bulad ln lhe Negro schools A white Tl« w Purpose# wherein the name Holm e« of hut none came to alleviate the con plcketers continued their cries, "Free worker will get three or four days’ th« printer fort provided for. or publisher la not given dition of the "Forgotten Man". There Fortunately, however, the aentlment Yea. Ita a pretty tomb marble pure the Scottaboro Boy«". "They Shall work a waak froro fhe reMef aU t|on i . somewhere ta the book bat Judging aa abova expreaaed la obliterating It muat be aome way out o f the morass; Not Burn", "F re e Tom Mooney". Cut to line« of perfect decency g Negro worker with the same number from P °°r mechanical appearance . aelf by direct con trail with the many aome way to drive the grinning W olf - Workers continued to mill about ln In elegant taate reflecting their dependents will get two or three iot ,ho finished product the printer who ran aee In their preaent clrcum of want from the door Forty million 1 the plasn, shouting their slogans Into aenae of propriety C H IC AG O — Threre are three cha- kn«w what be was doing by omitting And here they come to bring me atanrea an opportunity to acquire an believed that the pollclea forwarded the very chambers of the 8upreme rity organizations supposed to be func- hla name. • a * unlimited education at no expenae o- by Governor Franklin I) Rooaevelt Court wreath« The police scurriedI like the tlon,ng ln Chicago. - The United With their name« attached, and tber than a peraonal urge and effort would aolve the economic problem Capitol squirrels In all direction*, charttlea. the Emergency Relief, and If yon can close yonr eye* to the So they did not give half meaaure hut lu maaterlng their aludlae. make me beau'lful apeerbea, clubs ta hand« They discharged tear th„ c<K)k County Relief. A ll of theae many frlghtfnl mistakes that appear Thoao who are fortunate In having they eliminated every ohatructlon1 gas guns Into the ranka of the crowd. foI|ow , ha , ama Reminding me of my nobility. of j|m-Crowl«m on almost every page, you might then and he haa a free hand to carry out | a little money or who are earning a The tree» have beard their Volcaa enjoy the various biographical sketch Rarely before waa there auch a stir- and d|acrimlnatlon regular monthly pittance and have the hla pollclea and the graaa ring example of solidarity of Negro Cnemploved worker* In the North es of over fifty of our more or less oOe dealre to atudy apectal correapondenre and white Bide by «Id* they marched 8lda aactlon« get $« grocery order* prominent racial characters. The grateful tribute of the nation'« courara may do ao at no expenae what onto the plaza. Side by side they re- and haTe thelr rent raa electricity Courage and optlmlam are aa nee-1 Mrs. Ixmlat- Palmer Webber, promt ever other than the uomlnal coat of heart. slated the attempt* of the police to and wat(,r Unemployed worker« eaaary In the winning o f thla war a - 1 the courae ftenalora thanking me for their «mash their demonatratlon Together m,Iad .ectlona get $4 worth of nent club woman who ran for City gatnat depreaalon aa they were on the i If there are any prlaonera who do aalarle«, they thundered their call for the free- („.„ e r le a and free water, but no gas. Commissioner in the recent general Amhaa»ador« offering flowera for not appreciate the opportunity that la field* of carnage. More ao. becauae dom of the Scottaboro boy*, against or electricity. Unemployed work- election polled 5784 votes. thla economic war demand» a moral thelra to benefit themaelvea then ym blood, Negro persecution and legal lynching er, ln the side (N eg ro) sec- The man who made a million out of tbey ahould think of thoae young men aelf aacrtflce. Men and women are Tw elve were arrested, some bruised tloni, Ket j ; 59 worth o ( rei,e (. gas. lu the free world whu were ao bent on tSSRS to aaaume reaponalhilltlea .and on every P » r t o f their body from the rentt electricity or water. mu lea Donating the price of a mule to buy acquiring an education that tbey were give support to all worthwhile iffn tt l C “ ,b? Tho*e " ,‘'d w«re : DETROIT, Mich. — The Negro popu- wllllna to Inatall themaelvea In a prl to bring about normal condition*. me a plaque. Allce Wllaon 17 Waahlngton. D C ; utjon of Detroit Is 12.000, or 7 percent The preacher« who lectured me on aon JuP ao they could attend their I W hile the economic battle ta raging Msry Ruboy, 36, New York; Charles 0f tbe total. But SO perectn o f those there will rrmain many who have ¡claaaea. greater love It la the duty of '■ f » * 1- *«• Pittsburgh; W llllsm Rand- carad for by the rellef „u tlons are And likely aa not If they know of ‘ been aerloualy hit Taking me now for a text and a thoae leaa wounded to help thoae ell. SO Negro. Charlotte County. Va.; Na(troaa. , i f 30 percent are "cared fo r" tbe many opportunity« that the prla graceful reference. Edward Richardson. -6. Negro, Wash- then the percentage o f Negro unem- oner« right here In our own prlaon wound* are laat to heal Of courae. tagton. D C ; Oscar Robert*. 20: Hen- p|oyad t„ much higher, a* the relief ’ IXTH & 0LI3AN STREETS there be many who will feign dlaabll- have for acquiring acholaatle training 0 patient (lot), will they ever let me Ity. Many who are not worthy of help ry Co^le. 37. N egro; Sam Glae. 29. Ne- ztation* everywhere do their beat to PORTLAND. ORE the atudenla might even have been alone ? for the reaaon that they will not help ry Murltla, 38; Mary Beer. 40; Cecelia discourage Negro registration.) JACKSO NVILLE. Fla.. — Negro 1 thought when they took my name willing to become a prlaoner In real themaelvea when the opportunity of Stone. 20 of.f of Baltimore, and Abe ity rather than to be denied the priv and gave me a number worker* are forced to labor for the fer«. Hut It la hard to dtatlngutah be 9,mon And «hipped me In boat« like a bull ilege of flnlahlng their couraea. ____ ___ ______ ________ Red Cross flour which the white un- We would not auggeat that any one tween the real and the Impoater. e l e CTION CAM PAIG N M ARKS In train« like a horae employed get free. (Sim ilar complaint Therefore, unleaa the caae la flagrant. And gave me a doae of flu. It waa attempt to enter prlaon merely for It la beat to give W e may deny one GREAT STE P FO RW ARD FOR baa been heard from many other of "convenience" hut we would auggeat enough. NEGRO SA YS JAMES W. FORD the „oulhern cities). thoae already In pnaon and to that la worthy. Rut there waa no blood on me then to Continued from page one A T L A N T A . QA..— The Negro popu- oOo thoae who are forced to come to prla- to make me look noble. The hurricane and tidal wave which | forced the issue of equal rights to tbe latlon le about one-third of the total, After taking Lydia E. Pink- on that tbey utlllxe every available I waa young and a kid Ro I killed a fore Second, the terrible plight of the but about 40 or 45 percent of the Job- ham's Vegetable Compound moment I nthe furtherance of aome devastated the coaat of Cuba, taking Negro m a»iea In the crl*l* sent them lea* are Negroes. man a toll of thouiand* of Uvea, playing Shaking with fear and blinded, my atudy and on a aubject that will In- havoc with property, ha* the horror I In »earrh of a way out Many of them T h a t’s what hundreds o f women BIRMINGHAM. Ala., — In Binning- creaae their knowledge and uaeful bayonet my. It sreadiea tbe nerves . . . ham and Jefferson counties. 65 per of peat Hence In Ita wake It haa been found the Communist Party. Ripping hla guta nut and atuck on a neaa you eat better . . . sleep better . . . "Franklin I). Rooaevelt. leader In rent of those cared for at relief sta Apart from the -practical benefit of Impoaalble to bury the bodies of th- the rape of Haiti, the Negro republic; tion* are Negroes. hone relieves periodic headache and dead and they have been cremated on backache . . . makes tryin g days And he with the glaae coming on acquiring auch learning It will help a common funeral pvre BALTIM ORE. Md.,— Negroes repre civilization , author of Jim-Crow decrees In govern any prlaoner to do hla "tlm a". The endurable. him, anhblng "Kam crad” cannot give to the dead Individual re- j ment department* In Washington: fa- sent 18 per cent of the population of mere art of concentrating on aome I f you are not as well aa you And me alck after, and vomiting, llglotia rltea. but they are lulled to vorlte «on of the Ku Klux Klan. has Baltimore but 54 per cent of the num aubject will leaaen the worrlea. trouli want to be, dive thla m edicine a and «Irk their laat aleep, conaumed by the lap been elected to sit In the White her of families cared for by the Fam- lea. dlaappolntmenta and grievance* chance to help you. G et a bottle For which a pretty medal and fur There are thoae who would Uy W elfare Association, ping flamea. by the aoundlng of ‘Tap«' House from your druggist today. that might otherwlae become an ob- ther nervier have us believe that Rosevelt will aboard a llrltlah warahlp «landing o ff Then I thought when they »hot me aeaton to the prlaoner ahore. Thla writer witneaaed the make things Infinitely better for the Good seasontlckets are avail A alncere hankering after beneficial hand* off wholeaale cremation of human hodlea Negroes .and w ill carry out a policy able In all locations * * 1 And left me to bleed It out, 1 had knowledge will keep the mind of the during the epidemic of «mall pox on of equality. prlaoner qff of subjects. arhemea and done my duty BUY A SEASON T IC K K E T Roose the lathmua of Panama during the I "Both opinions are wrong plot* that rauae not only a deteriora preparation — Sanitary — o f the Pan- i velt nad Hoover. Hover and Roose The weight of thla marble choke« tion of the mental farultlea but many ama canal The epidemic waa cauaed , velt both are equally satisfactory to PORTLAND phyalcal dlacomforta and peraonal in my rote« SYMPHONY when the atreeta'nf Panama city were the white bosses of America. Both can convenience«. And all their clattering drown* my ORCHESTRA be counted on to carry out the poli • a * The wlae man. In prlaon. la not the being ploughed up for paving Centu- cies of segregation and disfranchise »Ingle breath. rlea of unaanltary accretion« were In the moment allenre they almoat one who know* ao much that he doea turned up. The air wa* polluted to ment and lynch-law Both have long Willem van Hoogstraten. not care to utilize hla lime to learn hear my whlaper Conductor and shameful records of Negro op more, but the one who take« advan auch extent that the accumulated bo- Hut the cannon boon ahaltrr* It 8 Monday 6 Sunday die* o f corpaea were ao great that they pression. tage of hla «pare time by »<u-klng and back from their ear« Evenings Matinees "A s th ecrlsls deepens, the white were placed on bargea, towed out to And they rry me down with n grent acquiring additional knowledge. $4 to $12 $1.50 to $5 Monkey latand In the Pacific and biases will try more than ever to ter "G R E A T E R I.OVK IIATI1 NOT Ticket* now on sale rorise the Negroes, to lynch, disfran burned It'a a moat grueaome night' chise snd segregate them, and keep SYMPHONY oOo them at the bottom rung of the econ HEADQUARTE R S omic ladder. This work will be delega W e heard a young man remark to 126 Sixth St., AT. 1627 hi* companion. "W hat'a the uae; yon ted chiefly to Franklin D. R oosevelt never get an even break They wont Roosevelt w ill carry on the lynch-law. TH E BEST SH INE IN TO W N let you have It.” W e became Intereat- starvation program of Herbert Hoov cd and wondered why the youngster er. "One final word on the election apoke with auch bitterness In the courae of the convocation. It develop campaign: The Communist Party has ed that the apeaker had applied for a shown that not only during election Job and had proven hla efficiency and period*, but everey month In the year R ich— fu ll-fln von d — digest had been accepted, nut here wa* the every hour ln the day. It fights for ible a* m ilk it*c lf I complete economic, political and so OE LUXE SH INE PARLOR rub: although he could have atood Cook with V elveeta.lt m elt« the teat and paaaed na o f another race cial equality, and for the right of self- quickly to a smooth saure— determination for the Black Belt. The C. S. Tribble, proprietor he preferred to be honeat and acclai blends with the flavor» o f med hla racial atatua. Hla employer struggle of the Communists for equal other food». Spread it for GRANO A Y E sandwiches. Or eh ill it to slice. forgot all about hla qualification» nnd right» for Negroes goes on ceaseless Next door to ly. The coming winter w ill see the Order from your grocer today. the efficiency for which he had been Nr. Burnside Communists and their sympathiser* AN EST CAFE commended. He allowed hla prejudice NEW LOW PRICES agalnat race to overcome hla better Increase their activity on all fronts W O M E N 'S ................© » « and »5 Pr. Judgment W E W ISH T H A T IT of this struggle.” M E N 'S...................... <g $5 and $6 Pr. COUI.D HE SAID T H A T TO E VE R Y MAN TH IS C OUNTRY GIVES A N E- M ISSE S'............................... © *4 Hr. QUAI. O P P O R T U N IT Y T H E R E IS C hildren '«............ <S |1*7t to $3.50 Pr. "iiilüTuI. NO W ISH FOR A SP E C IA L P R IV I BOY'S ................ <s $3.50 to $4.00 Pr. LEG E VERBAL SNAPSHOTS A rrow u sa ROOK R’VIEW u rn r a w a ® A CARD OP TH AN K B T o all the voterà who supported um generously at the polls at the re cent election. I wish to extend my sincere appreciation. ................ H AR V E Y W E LLS. bo CARD OP T H A N K S 1 wish to expresa my grateful ap preciation to the many friends who supported ma so generously at tha recent election and I assure you that I will do «varything possible to Justify your confidence I want yon to know that my office will always be open to my friends and I would appreciate It If you will con fer on any legislation that you feel would be of Interest and beneficial to the public In general ASHBY C. DICKSON, State Senator-Elect. CARD OP TH AN K S I wish to take this method to thank the renders of The Advocate who vo ted for me In the recent election. I shall do my beat to serva all the peo ple when I go to the House of Re pre sen tai Ivea next session. F R A N K H. H ILTO N. Representative from Multnomah Co. CARO OF TH AN K S I wlah to thank tha voters, through the columns of The Advocate for their ■upport at the polls on November 8th. JOE E. DUNNE, A CARD OF TH AN KS I wish to extend my sincere thanks to the voter* who so liberally sup ported my candidacy at the polls on November 8th. Sincerely. O. R. BEAN. City Commissioner-Elect CARD OF TH AN K S Editor of The Advocate: I wish to extend my sincere thanks to the readers of The Advocate who voted for me in the recent election. Very Truly. D OROTHY MCCULLOUGH LEE. State Senator-Elect. A CARD OF TH AN KS T o the E ditor: Please extend through the columns of your valuable paper my thanks to the voter* for their support of my candidacy for representative to the State legislature from Multnomah County. DORR R. KEASEY \USPLUND DRUG STORE “NOW I FEEL FULL OF PEP” D elfeio«# cheese fla v o r! A CARD OF TH AN KS Pleaae express my sincere appreci ation for the fine support given me at the polls November 8th, to the readers o f The Advocate. R A L P H M. ERWIN, M. D. County Coroner-Elect A CARO OF TH AN KS I wish to take this method to thank the many friends who supported me at the recent election. I shall continue to conduct my office honestly, efflei 1 ently and fearlessly. HIRAM U. WELCH. County Assessor. A CARD OF TH AN K S Dear Editor; I wish to convey through the me dium of The Advocate, my sincere ap preciation for the splendid support given me at the polls November 8th by readers of your valuable paper. JOHN M. L E W IS. County Treasurer A CARD OF TH AN K S I take this method of expressing my sincere thanks to the voters for their support in the recent election. H E R B E R T GORDON, State Representative A CARO OF T H A N K S I wish to extend alncere thanks and appreciation to all the readers o f The Advocate who were so loyal to my can didacy for the office of state representa tive at the polls on Nov. 8th. I want all to know that I am going to the legisla ture to serve YOU and to feel free to consult me on any matters pertaining to my office. Lowell C. Paget Be Kind To Your FEET 5c Vitiilitv - A r« li - Support POOTWEAR Superior Hand Laundry oOo A te g . I P e rfe c t F u n e ra l Service MRS. BEATRICE REED Lady Attendant —at— M ILLE R A TR A C E Y M ORTU ARY May be reached by railing the Fu neral Parlors or her homo. Selwood 6476. She will bo pelnsod to servo you. relieving you of much anxiety anil worry In your hour of bereavement. MRS. 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