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PARE TEN Keltgioug KINGDOM OF By JAMES A. BROWNE Ihu sten, tiie dominion of earth ii to be placed into the hands of Christ by Hi Father, Jehovah, Aacient of who shall "put all tnmgs under his teeu" (1 tor. Ttins enthroned over God's kingoom, he must reigu until he snail have put down all authority and power in cuu Uict with the will and law ot Jebjvab. lit accompli jh. this great mission, tna overthrow ot gentile governments is tirst necessary tor the "kingdoms ot this world' like the "Prince ot this world, will not turreuder peaceably, tut must be bound and restrained by force.

And thus it is written. To bind their kings with chains Aid their no bits with fetters of iron; to execute upon theni the judgments written: this honor have all his saints." Psa. 14V: As we view earth's empires from the standpoint of our Lord, and the Prophet, Daniel, and realize tneir ferocious and destructrve character, our hearts long lor the end ot man gov erning himself, and the begiuning of that spiritual government which God, the God of all grace, (Heb. 2. 9) has promised to establish on earth, not only to relieve him of every evil and every hurtful thing; Rev.

21:4, but also to restore him to every right and privilege which was his when God told him to increase and multiply and 611 the earth and subdue it. Acts 3: Successful Services Held During Lent By AD Harlem Churches The annual Lenten services of the Interdenominational Preachers' Meeting were held at the Mother A. M. E. Zion Church, Rev.

B. C. Robeson, pastor, from March loth to 19th; and it the Salem M. E. Church, Kev.

t. A. Cullen, pastor, from March 22nd to 20th. Ibe services which were held kt noou each day during Lent drew large crowds of worshipers from the various churches participating in the service. At Motlier Zion Church the preach trs were Revs.

John W. Robinson, pastor of tlie Christ Community Church; f. J. B. Harris, oastor ot Ihe Randall Memorial Presbyterian Church Peter A.

Price, assistant pastor of Mother Zkm Church John L. Bryant of the New Vork Bible So sieiy; and Rev. L. E. Jordan, pastor If the Mt.

Calvary M. h. Church. At Salem M. E.

Church the preach trs were Bishop Lawton, pastor of the Refuge Church of Christ; hev. Jesse Jai McNeil, pastor of the Model Cliaptl Community Church; Kev. E. 1. Woods, pastor of the Vtilliains Institutional C.

M. Church Rev. 11. P. Anderson, pastor the I'ethel A.

M. E. Church; and Kev. B. C.

Robeson, pastor of the Mother Zion Church. Tlie Interdenominational Preachers' Meeting which meets every Monday ifternoon at Salem M. E. Church, is presenting' during March, April, and Way, a symposium on education, com munity ana social interests, and health tnd healing. The sneakers in lfarrh ctc Rev.

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1 :28 to have domiuiuu over the bill of the sea, and over the fowl ot the airrand over every living tiling that moveth upon the earth, surely all of God's cmldreu cau now pray with the spirit and understanding also, Toy Kingdom Lome, thy will be done on lam? as it is done ui heaven." bach of these governments represented in the image and by the btasu existed betore it came into power as the universal empire; so too witu the true kingdom ot God: it has long existed separate lrom the world, not attempting rulcrsnip, but awaiting its time, the time appointed by the Aucieut Of days. And line theirs, it must receive its apopiaiment and come into authority or be "set up" betorj it can exercise its power in smiting and slaying the beast preceding it Hence tnc appropriateness of tnc prophecy "In the days of these kings (while they still have power) shall the God oi heaven set up (establish in power and authority) a And alter it is set up "it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand forever. (Dan. rience, however we may look for it, we must expect God's Kmgdom to be inaugurated before the kingdom oi this world shall tall, and that its power and smiting will bring their overthrow. i (To be Continued) list Educational Center; Miss Lucille Spence, teacher, and Edler Hawkins, ihe speakers in April will be Lieutenant Chishohn, James H.

Hubert, Mrs. C. Saunders, secretary of Y. V. A.

The speakers in May will be Rev. H. Ingraham Thomas, pastoral BeuUh Wesleyan Church; Dr. Nor man B. Pritchaxd, and Lawrence Hunt The officers of the Interdenominational Preachers', Meeting are Ren.

John W. Robinson, president; T. J. B. Harris, vice sresident; A la nan.

sa Johnson, G. G. James, assistant secretary; A. Walton, treasurer; A. Garner, chairman of tcuuve committee; and Rev.

John L. wryara, tecreury ot Lenten services. MOTHEK A. M. I.

Z10H CH. Mother A. M. E. Zion f'hurrh was filled to its capacity on last Sunday.

Dr. B. Robeson, pastor, used as his sermon inbiect: vTh Meaning of Palm The sermon was very uplifting and loul stirring. Ten persons united with the church and Palm branch, re distributed at the close of the serv ice. JuiliorlTtiurrli irvfr ducted ilthe lecture room at 10:45 a.

m. Th? pastor preached. At 1 JO p. m. Church School convened.

3 JO D. m. the tvanffrlistir Wmn Workers of New Vork State, had charge of the program. Rev. Mrs.

Clara Pierce was the prin Cial speaker. An excellent rirnvnm was rendered under the ausices of me tvangelists Guild. p. Christian Endeavor was held nnH the auspices of the Young Peoples society, oeorge Meade rendered a cornet soio "ihe palms'. At 8 ni.

eveninir worshin urmnn preached by Dr. Robeson. Holy week tervices will be held every night during the week. Wednesday. trrvi.

ainn.r tUm auspicff of the junior Church, Mrs. Louue t. Congo, supervisor. Play ine Ullt r.1 Self I nmMi ed by the Junior Church Mission' aries ana junior froctors. Thursday, tervices under the aus Pices of the Board of Stewards.

Brother A. A. Johnson, president; sermon oy Ht. p. A.

Price, music by the gospel chorus. The Lord's SuDDer Will hi" relehralerl. Snna ana praise service by the Evangelist Guild. Dinner will be served in the dininff room from 1 n. m.

Gospel Chorus. Good Friday, cantata: "The Sev en Last Words" by the Senior Choir. Pound Party for Rev. and Mrs. P.

A. Price will be held in the dining room under the auspices ot tne rraying band. Next Sunday, Enter Sunday is Mortgage Fond Rally Day. 6 a. m.

caster aawn services, term on by Rev. lohn Holden. Mm tie Gospel Chorus. 8 a. breakfast served by Young peoples' Christian Endeavor Society, Mrs.

ivir oordon. nreitdenr. as Junior church, confirmation serf ii m. sermon oj mz pastor. 1:50 p.

m. Church school 6 JO p. m. Christian Endeavor. 8 p.

cantata: "Life Everlasting" by The Senior Choir. Roll call and report of Auxil iaries. The Christian Endeavor Choir ill sintf at the First Calvarv Ban. tist Church, Paterson, N. on Sunday afternoon, April 4th at P.

m. ST. JAMES CHURCH Palm Sllfldav ttmuvht man inc. itori well reeutar memhera out to Sunday morning service at St James. Jn the evening, the church school presented its annual Easter pag eant The theme of the pageant "Ti Alabaster ('nite an a I rami of the first Eastertide based on the Gospel of Mark.

EPHESUS S. D. A. CHUSCH. The Tawer nf C.tvjl inn" Ik subject of the sermon preached last I A i i I Richard William at Rnhettit Se.

enth Day Adventist Church, corner Lenox avenue and, LZJrd street ratline sleet and rain failed to keep a capacity sudience from at tending. world today Is trying to save itself from a number of unfortunate conditions." laid FIHer Williami hMf i win. mm and wore Men like Marconi, Ne I "in am wmisob nave proved sav shipwrecked, the sick others, But only Christ saves i tit ever Durrieu tutu TeiitiuneT Maim condemnation of sin." IJll. OMr Mfcvtena Cumberland a snnounced that Palor i tlM. Peters is in Boston, where he spoke Saturday and Sunday nifht past.

W. A. white, conference president spoke at Ephesus last Sunday night an "The Heavenly Marriage." GRACE CONG. CHURCH The week was filled with new activities among the various auxiliaries, the biggest event being the 14th anniversary of tlie founding of Grace Church. The program was one very largely of home talent and was carried out around the festive board.

Tlie dinner menu showed a roast turkey tastily serve 1 by the Ladies Aid Society though prepared by the Pastor's Club. More than 150 dinners were served. The pastor's guests were Revs. William A. Byrd, Thomas J.

B. Harris, Samuel Lloyd, Joseph Holder "and Rev. and Mrs. Mac Eddie. The honorary master of ceremonies was Attorney Edward A.

Johnson wno, after speaking words of congratulations and good wishes mixed with some choice bits of history, retired. The task was then given over to Mrs. Leonora Pritcnarxi John. Both Mr. Johnson and Mrs.

John were charter members ot Grace Church. Mrs. John filled the bill brilliantly and carried out a long program with discretion and wit Each organization of the church was represented in minute men oratory that followed. Rev. Mr.

Garner, pfetor, was Ihe recipient of several tokens of esteem a birthday cake from Mrs. M. Williams and a ytme from the Pastor's Aid Club besides tokens from the Ladies Aid and Deaconesses. A beautiful Alalia in bloom was on the table sent by Miss Day Harris. Those speaking after dinner were J.

E. Reid. Mrs. Roberta Jordon, Mrs. McGill, Mrs.

Threadgill and all the pastor's guests who were ministers. There were no special invitations and tiw banquet was literally conducted by the church people. The pastor thanked all tlie friends and visitors and members for the fine time. The Palm Sunday services were comforting and somewhat shorter than usual. The pastor preached a regular Palm Sunday sermon and was out by 12:30 after the palms had been distributed to everybody after having been blessed at the The afternoon concert was a mis cellaneoui.

affair without admission or collection. The church has arranged special programs for Holy Thursday and Good rriday nights. The ChurclK School is ready to celebrate Easter with a fine pro gram next Sunday at 7 p. m. Grace Church is participating in Ihe noon meetings of Passion Week at Satem Church.

The public is welcome. MODIL CHAPEL COM. CH. Morning and evening worship were well attended. "The Weeping Christ" was the morning subject from Luke 19:41.

Rev. Jesse Jai McNeil baptized at Union Temple, 145th street, Monday nisht. Rev. McNeil will broadcast over Station WHN on Monday, March 29, at 1:15 p. m.

Miss Ruby Green and Elbert Hammer will render solos with Johann Testman as or gamst FRIENDSHIP BAPT. CHURCH "AH Hail The Risen Easter Sunday will be a glorious day at Friendship Baptist Churcr, Lenox avenue and 12Jrd street. Rev. J. I.

Minn ford, pastor. Rev. Mum ford's subject will be "Traveling By The Way of The The Sunday School is sponsoring a grand Easter program at 3 JO p. nu The children invite you to attend. Come worship with us.

EVANGELICAL CHURCH Of TRANSFIGURATION On Palm Sunday, the Evangelical Church of the Transfiguration, 4 West 126th street, held their confirmation services at St Paul Lutheran Church. 47 boys and girls were confirmed by Rev. Z. Corbe assisted by Rev. Paul West.

Because of the crowd attending this service the officer of the church had to find larger quarters for the congregation which is mau up of people from the Virgin Islands who belong to the Lutheran faith. The church was started several years ago by Rev. Corbe in the Y. W. C.

and has since acquir ed its own building. It has done much among virgin Islanders on the mainland to cement them together through spirtual work, BRIDGE ST. CHURCH Palm Sunday was a great day in Bridge Street A. M. E.

Church. The auditorium was beautifully decorated with palms 'and flowers. The morning service opened with a processional by the Junior Choir. The Church was crowded to its capacity and all present seemed to be imbued with Ihe spirit of the day. The pastor, Rev.

Mansfield E. Jack ion, presented Bishop William rl. Heard, trending bishop of the First Episcopal District, who highly commended the pastor and members of the church for their splendid work. He then presented Kis THE CHURCH OF St. Martin Lenox Avenue St 122nd Street AUNOr THUItSMV, AROM If, Srlt P.

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at. A p. m. If trie VImt. Hc3y7ccd Sldio 143 West 125th Street ONI FLIGHT Uf Olllortive phoio ai Moderate price; credit IT desired sjm lodl.

vtduai lanruciMaj ciasats la pbo tosrspny. Opes dairy foxa until p. m. Sunday from tt to p. m.

THE NEW YORK AGE boo David IL Sims to preach the taim Sunday sermon. Bishop Sims Using as his text St Marks' account oi the Triumphal iintry delivered a message that lifted the congregation to the lotty heights of Christian worship. Bridge Street Church was highly honored in having as her guests these two distinguished heads of the Church whose participation in the services made Palm. Sunday a day that will be long remembered by all who were present The service was also graced with the preseuce ot Mrs. Sims, the wife of Bishop Sims aua Miss Valeria li Caldwell, the niece of' Bishop Heard.

'1 hey were, both preseuteu to tne congregation and made timely remarks that were mucn enjoyed by all Tne musn. rendered oy the Junior Choir added much to the occasion. They were out in ftll and their splendid music thrilled and inspired tne vast turong of worshippers. Uu Sunday evening, Gcthsame Coiumandery held tneir annual service at tlie. Church.

During Passion week there will be services each night at the Church. Ou Moiiuay and iuesday cveuiugs Miss Pauline J. Coffee, au Evangelist lrom Chicago, 11L was the speaker. ihe Sunday School is giving a Bazaar at the Church on Wednesday night March Jl and Thursday night April 1st, to which all art invited. The beautiful flowers in the pulpit Sunday were giveu in houor of Mrs.

Elizabeth erguson by her niece and nephew, and in lionot of Mrs. Alice Love, by her daughter, Alberta. The Sunday School and League were both well attended. Palms were blessed and distributed at the close of the Sunday School hour. A very interesting program was rendered at the meeting of tne Allen Christian Endeavor.

The leader, Mr. Hall introduced the subject, "Doing God's Miss Lena B. Adams was the principal speaker. Many beautiful musical lections were rendered. Mrs.

Susie raterson, president RALPH AVE. A.M.E.Z. CHURCH Ralph Avenue A. M. L.

Zion Churcu, located at Kalpli avenue and thauucey street, Brooklyn, will ob serve Easter in an extraordinary manner. At 11 the pastor. Dr. S. L.

Corrotners will nreach on the sub iect Ml We Lost Ju Adam Shall Be Regained Through Christ" The music will be luruisncd by tne three choirs, the senior choral group, the young peoples choir and tnc jun ior group. At p. the Bible School will hoia its Easter exercises under the supervision of its superintendent, Miss Caroline B. Moore. At 8 p.

tnere will be musical concert reception and con firmation of members. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "Realty'' is the subject ot the les son sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, March tn, The eotdent text is: "Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations (Psalms W.l). Among tlie citations widen comprise the lessou sermou is the following irora the Bible: "Thine, Lord, is the greatness, and tlie power, and the glory, and tlie victory, and tlie majesty; for all that is in the heaven and in the earth is thine; thine is tlie king dom, (J Lord, and thou art exalted as head above all: and iu thine hand is power and might: and in thine land it is to make great, and to give strength unto all. Aow therefore, our God, we thank thee, and praise thy glorious name" (1 Chron. 29:11 1J.

I he Iesson sermou also includes the following correlative selection from the textbook of Christian Science, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "To grasp the reality and order of being in its Science, you must begin by reckoning God as the divine Principle of all that really is. No No wisdom is wist but His wisdom; no truth is true, no love is lovely, no life is Life but tlie divine; no good is. but tlie rood God bestows" fnaire 275). 0 i Among The Fraternities MANHATTAN TEMPLE No. 93 The joint annual memorial services of the various Temples will be held on Sunday, April 11.

at Salem Church, 129th street and Seventh avenue. Officers are Ag nes Dais, Manhattan Temple, chairman; Mary Mosley, Apex Temnle vire rhairman Van Dyke. Industry Temple, financial secretary; Anna Nicholas, Invincible Temple, recording sec retary; Amelia Mabry, Eureka Temple, treasurer; Adeline Ricks, Aiannauan lempie, cnapiain; I illian IVltlilnffAn Tern pie, sergeant at amrs Luanda Carey, mistress of ceremonies. The flower club met on Tues 3 1 a a a aay evening, jsiarcn I j. at tne home of the president, Pocohon tas uooker, iu west ijyth st.

BEF0HE G0EIS COUIiTOVTII SEE our. OP" Diamonds, Watches and Fine' Jewelry Hijht prices paid for old fold, diamonds and pawn tickets. DIAMOND BROKERS 429 Lenox Avenue Near 132nd Street Phone TIfling hist 5 4766 eeeaa apt. 3 E. Manhattan Lilies celebrated their 14th birthday on Saturday afternoon at imperial nail, Ag nes Mason, senior Mother; Is bella Haynes.

junior mother. Dgt. Edna Nash, well known dautthter. is confined in MetrODOl itan Hospital on Welfare Island. All daughters and friends are ask.

ed to visit her. EUREKA TEMPLE WILLING WORKERS CLUB The Willinn Workers Oub of Eureka Temple, No. 22, IB. O. L.

of met at the home of the chaplain, Clarie Bishop of 147 West lJotli street, on March 9, Vice president Lottie B. Wade presided. Several new members were received into the club, and all the old members were called for brief remarks. At conclusion of the meeting; refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs.

Viola Pleasant is presi dent of the club and Mrs. Alma Hunter, financial secretary. KING SOLOMON MASONS The quarterly session of the Most Worshipiul King Solomon Grand Lodge, Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons, Inc. of the State cf New Vork, will be held Wednesday evening, March 31, at the Masonic Temple. 71 West Ulst street All worshipful masters, wardens and past masters are requested to at tend.

Grand piaster Robert Allen will preside. DORCAs GRAND COURT HEROINES OF JERICHO The annual thanksgiving service of Dorcas Grand Court, Heroines of Jericho, Inc. came off Sunday evening, March 21, at Mt Olivet Baptist Church and was largely attended by officers and members. An inspiring sermon was delivered by the Kev. U.

Clay Maxwell, pas tor, ad several musical selections were rendered by the choir. GRAND MATRON. 6. E. S.

VISITS MERIDIAN CHAPTER Mrs. loueze 11. Jefferson worthy grand matron of the Order of East crn Stars, made her annual grand visitation to Meridian Chapter, No. J5, ihursday evening, March 18, at ihe Imperial Elks Home, 100 West I29th street She was greeted by a large number of members. After an inspiring address by the grand ma tron, an address of response wis delivered by George K.

Thomas, past' grand patron, who lauded the business ability, courage and sin eerily of Mrs. Jefferson and told of the high esteem and affection in which she is held by all mem oers of the order. ORIENTAL GRAND CHAPTER The quarterly session of Oriental Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will bo held Tuesday evening, March JO, at 71 West Ulst street All members of the Grand Chapter are urged to attend by order of loneze H. Jefferson, grand matron; and K. G.

Harris, grand secretary. INVINCIBLE TIHPLE. No. 77 Invincible Temple, No. 77, Daughter Elks, elected and installed Uaughter Mary senior guardian ot tlie Junior Girls at their last meetuig.

Among those on the sick list are Gertrude Udum, assistant vice daughter ruler; Josephine O'Ban nion, assistant secretary; Ethel Simmons, Blanche Smith and Es telle Waters. The Puel Club served Saturday night at Monarch Home. Daughter Hillery Hudson is chairman and Celie Russell. treasurer. The Travelers Club held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs.

Kosa L. Blocker, 168 West 121st street, last Monday evening, Plans were completed for a monthly "kiss and date" party to be liv en at 55 West U9th street on April J. The victory dance of the Viola Fisher Campaign Club Friday evw nine. March 19. at the Savoy Ball room, was one.

of the outstanding events of fclkdom. Among the guests were Grand Escort Margaret Stoute; Grand Trustee. Emily Virgin. District Deputy Frances Wil liams, Senior Mother Ames Ma son, Daughter Ruler, Gertrude Wil liams. District Deputy Sadie Grant, Daughter.

Blanche Andrews of Brooklyn. Daughters Mary Moran and Alice Singleton of the Forget me nots. Daughter Lenora Freeman was chairman of the dance com mittee; Mabel Ryan, secretary 2 THE Acircrsary Ccrfttee Of Th Eastern. Disk: Grand Lodge No. 1 Ind.

Order of Good Samaritans Announces Their 89th ANNIVERSARY RECEPTION At Savoy Ballroom Umm Mb MOM A 141st tU March 24, 1937 ADMISSION 40 CENTS Ticket now saw, P. a. Wiicott, chairman, fl East tiia Bimt 1 iTii jqnrLnri Classified Adia Lewis, treasnrer.and with the assistance of Beatrice Harris, lileu. and W. Smith, credit tor tne success ot tne aance is due BROOKLYN LODGE, M0.

33 LB.P, O. oi Vf. At the last regular meeting of Brooklyn Lodge of Elks, death claims amounting to $275, and sic claims of $50 were paid. Applications for reinstatement were received from Joseph K. Walker, John S.

Watson and J. Smltn. Past Exalted Ruler John Weine gjass, president of the 9 o'clxk Club, turned over to the financial secretary $975 toward tickets and reservations for the annual ball oi rebruary 1L Exalted Ruler Washington announced a membership drive' to start April 1. The new exalted ruler has been able to reduce the death claims of the lodge, and a certified public accountant is checking up on the books the lodge. ReT.B.C:Robsscab Speaker At Parents1 Mccfc.1 Of S.

119 The Rer. Beniatnin Robeson. nastor of Mother A. M. E.

Zion Church and chaplain of the. 3o9tb In vi lamry, is. i. a. was me prmci cal tneaker at the monthly meetine of the Parents Association of Public School 119, Manhattan, on Thursday night, March 18th.

The audience was also entertained with selections bv a double ouartet un der leadership of A. L. Dorsey, who aiso tea in ipe com in unity singing in which' the audience took part olos were rendered br Abner Ltortev and Mrs. Robinson. jumarKs were maae oy aivui J.

Moses, member of the local school board. Miss Fannie R. Cohen, cipal, and Fred R. Moore, chairman ot tne parents Association, who aiso presided. i Has Fcrcsr Preddtsfs Nans, Is Freed By Judge The fact' that he hears' the name Of a former president was of great value 'to Theodore Roosevelt, 25, no address, who was iven a sus pended sentence by Magistrate Ford of Bronx Magistrates Court, Part oh Thursday when brought up on charge of disorderly con duet.

Roosevelt said he came from South Carolina six months asn and was employed in' a midtown bowl ins kllev. He e.oiaiii:d worked hard and was so fired that be Jell asleep on the train. LOST BANK BOOKS Lost: Past book No. 593a finder please return to DOnbar National Bank, 2J98 Seventh av enue. Lost: Pass book No.

1S3. Finilee nleate return In Miinhxr National Bank, 2298 Seventh ar Lost: Pass book No." 9773. Finder please return to Dunbar National Bank, 2298 Seventh av enue. OTIC CONSULT ROJO, Times' Square sensationi Home conditions, love, money, business, roots, herbs. dost, powders: 409 Edgecombe Ave.

(Comer 155th street) Apt cc3ral Hcs Inc. $l5dFunoral 4 Casket. car, era balaior. reaofal within ehr I 1 1 A UDIili transcript of Udr or en tie man's robe tWe Go Anywhere In theSUte. FDieAL C0II 152 7cstl3Sth Street' EOsecombe 4 10S6 Beaotj' Culture sa.

iw. V1M BEARD'S VANITY BEAUTY SH0PPE roM vma Electrical Clad Rah Sulp Treat aseata Oar Specialty Oraastaevs DTttiae 322 SL Nichdsa Arena Nw York City MM I I Tin iniariem Advts Visit EVANGELIST VICARS, 220 West 111th Street, Apt 3L A great phophetess. TOR SALS Ask your druggist for BOSS HAiKJJKtSSLW Sold' every where 25 Feb. 27, 5t HELP WANTED MALE MEN neat, capable, $1 daily guarantee first three weeks, plus percentage. Good opportunity.

Fuller Brush Co, 209 W. 125th Room 222. Fcrnisbed Couple or single to take room with respectable family. Quiet; elevator service. Phone UN'iv.

4 91U9. Bell, 272 Manhattan avenue, apt 36. St Nicholas Ave, Apt 65 Neat ly furnished room in refined family. Working couple preferred. AUd.

3 0984. 117th St. 113 West lust opened for respectable colored men. Large, small, running water in each room. Cut this out and call any time 120th St, 368 West Urge and small front kitchenette rooms, furnished.

Reasonable 121 St, 164 W. Private house, iuit rennvafeif C.tan. lifftft rooms. Respectable men preferred. 121st St, 168 West 1 flight up.

Furnished rom to let to resoec table or single person, Kent rea icnaoie. rront room. 121st SU 227 West (Apt 44) iNntflT fllrfiiiat rnnm uiAmaa HMNhU IWUI, VTVSSIM preferred, Call before noon. EIGHTH AVENUE 2265 Nice modern two rooms and baths, steam, refrigeration, incinerators, all new. complnely ren 122nd SU 236 West (Apt 5W) Fuinished rooms kt Private tail at any tuna.

lUrd SUtet 133 West Nice Urge furnished room for ouiet enunle Call evenings. Apt 2 W. 126th SU 101 West (Apt 5E) Furnisbed all private; Richardson. 135th St. 22 Weat Tain atnatl neatly furnished See superintendent on premises.

126th St, 101 West Apt 6W Neatlv furnisherl room ainol and double, Relief checks accept UNDERTAKERS DISTINCTIVS 31 1 PHMFDAl niDcrrnoe, b. Li AND EM 1 164 WtST ST, N.V.C. D7 Phone: EDecombe 4 8636 W. DAVID BROWN UNOtrraauii UTAiusMkiurr Undertakers and Rmhilmpn UsSar the altaagaaiaas af ajuw 2315 SEVENTH AVENUE at. saww mm iawia au.

Phooes TIBiaihaat's tS WESLEY cmrc FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMED raoarr auvioa at oouutb mtu I 112 WEST 133rd STREET NEW YORK CUT; Pfcoae; EDgecombe 44049 MTAUt Rodney Dade Bros. Undertakers and Embalmers I 2244 SEVENTH AVENUE, Cor. 132nd St NEW. YQgj TeL AUduboa 3 39K4 210 West 115th Strett 4. LrtnuMS, Maissflw Kesidtnce: 200 142nd 8TKEJI TM MM MOUMM rUMWA.

NOM MW fOW Courtesy Service Satisfaction The last personal service to oity and simplicity leaves a lasting lmprsssioo, Tie Itizzzxzl Uzzz, Izt UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERg alMa K. O. LASftoai, mrtm, tlhUH vpsotsurr irwnaA, ocmioaau! 21 West 132nd Street 4MUW w. v. nwaajTv, mr, ttaaaaa UaSarUlsr mm mUvttm 4ua IffvenAatM TTu Eraploiment Agencies Wkea LOOKING FOR WORK SOUTHERN EXCHANGE AGENCY 165 West 131st Street NEW YORK CITY MUJMO A HOlLAftO.

maraiM Thoacat Tniinghaet 1414 universal 2ZV3 Night Phone i Ellgecoaha 4 W11 Fcrchhed 1. 127th Sueet, 65 (Apt ijuigie, oouqic rooms, privileges, tlevator. $i5Q, Ulst St. 35 West (Apt Neatly furnished room, or single. Sarah Bailey.

Ulst SUect 203 West (Apt Nice private rooms; gentli preicrrcu. U2nd Street 52 East (AptvJ neatly lurmsneu rooms, a lt U9th SU 239 West Urire. iJ room; one rl. np; with bata sJI all niAitrti rnnvanlnrai TaV' aaaa swvmvi a "'uvva, 139th SU 267 West (Apt 5) Furnished front, room. nM private, home like.

Mar 27JT'i Ulst St. 224 West, (Apt Nice large room with board respectable able man with family. Reasonable. Nov. 21 jJ 142nd St, 117 West (Apt Neatly furnished room.

man preferred, Respectable k. uonsaivea. 142nd SUeet 123 West AnTtJ Three room apartment furaisk 142nd SU 155 W. (Apt 7) StJl ly private, furnished room Jjf 4.iU 143td St, 114 W. (Apt 6) PriJ rooms, man or couple, rent 144th SU 219 West (ir iT Neatly furnished rooms lotM 142nd SUeet 136 West (AptS luiuiauiu private Dcd 149th SU 236 W.

(Apt 14) nished room; all convenicJ aua private. 152nd SU 479 West (Apt e) Neatly furnished room lor ing Near subway! lS3rd St. 44S W. An 9ix Va Sa Mil Newly lurnhed room. iW aoie, aii conveniences.

Utt ferred. LOW RElfT FOR GOOD TENANTS tiuu 1 1 rooms, bain, electricity ant jri ioiicis. see janitor, ef street Brooklyn. FURNISHED BROOKI1 Adelphia SU 162, Apt 2A fJ isned room suitable for bo couple Halsey SU 439 Hall nj rout KespecUble person preferred reference. jelierson 437 fUTfJ unfurnished room; wJ people prelerred.

Reed. Wanted SOLICITOR, male tr nule; phone MO; 2 IKXW. PALMERS r. MOVH A MTttAMUO. MWINSni: siaVIC tail vy a.

I or LANE, Inc OPEN ALL KICUll puauo NOTARY PUBI New Vork, N.I a beloved oee rendered In photvs 3 6211 Guid: ItWeUPayt( ro ooaa ro O0QGUAHS1 FnAIUJACy 463 LENOX AVE. W. Oaraar SJS SSs SSaUa avksra fee IM atcavM Hi drmn are the.per I Hit price are thl MlNln tort tee towll ii.