Chicago Defender

"FULTO" IS A POWERFUL HAIR STIMULANT, IS EXHILARATING AND INVIGORATING. IT IS TO THE SCALP WHAT RAIN IS TO THE SOIL.. With the next issue THE CHICAGO DEFENDER begins its fourteenth year of publication. Started by Robert S. Abbott with, as he says, "a borrowed quarter," the newspaper has grown to be the greatest weekly in the world. Starting the size of a "hand bill," it now has each week sixteen pages of the livest news and advertising coming from any press, and a bona fide circulation of 150,000 copies. A staff of producers numbering more than 50, and a house of agents in every part of the world. Metropolis, IL., Dec. 27.—Misses Nellie C. and Lucinda Glover of Gary, Ind., arrived last week for school, with their father, Robert J. Judge. Last Sunday was a day of rejoicing the School choreographed. The ban was lifted the Saturday before, giving sample time to prepare the coming Sabbath. *Last Sunday,* was a day of rest at the first service. In the morning a praise service, was participated in by the faithful. In the evening he preached his first mission to a large and appreciative audience. In the Call of the Spirit! The choir furnished cellent music. *The possibility of organizing a business men's league is being discussed by entertaining and citizens of the Race.* The citizens of theapolis regale the Defender, as being the guardian of the it comes to advocating the cause of the Race. Last Friday the high school department of Dunbar was opened for animation of pupils: Monday morning gave its usual welcome notice. *Mrs. Burke and daughter. Borne, departed last week for West Bend Ind., to be with husband and father. Capt. Horace G. Burke, returned, returned to Dunbar, Mrs. Barre, aged mother of D. B. Barre, and daughter ill. *Last Thursday evening, was delightfully spent by Bey. S. Jones, and wife with Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones, and st. Iwan (family song service). One of the commendable plains. One of the commendable things in Metropolis is the streetcourty for the children of the Race. Gretel V. Joyce manners in every response to an argument in favor of the splendid place of Dunbar HIll schoolhouse. Port. G. M. Masterson. *Now she and the ban has been lifted, activities can important character will be set at motion at St. Paul A. M. E. church, will bring good results before conference. Sparka, Ill. Dec. 27.—Bahia Madison is home to spend Xmasm Mrs. B. C. Claybrook has gone to home in Fiskville to spend Christmas; Miss Merrill has gone to her home in Pittsville to spend Cracken-Carbondale. * The M. E. B. organization for the new year 1994 for the purpose of paying the churcheduit. * A. M. E. Circle will give an entertainment at Miner's Hall, Dec. 3. * The foods has gone to DuQuoin to visit Mrs. Oneada Foster, 226 Lucuna Woods. * Mrs. Buola Moore and Chlore Morrison gave a family dinner Xmas. * Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Cannon left. Saturday to spend Christmas with sister, Mrs. Oneada Foster, 226 Lucuna Woods. Isidore has bought the old John George property. * Mrs. Perkis entertained Mrs. C. H. Stamps Thursday evening supper. * Mrs. Haywood Stanley, sister, Ark, has gone to St. Louis to visit sister, Madam Ev. Adams. * Noah Dorskey has gone to their home in Carbonville after visiting their daughter Mrs. Lottie Randels. * Mrs. Lottie Randels is sick. * Mrs. Myrtle Cumber has given very sick. * Mrs. Dorsey, Sam Caldwell, H. James Dorsey, Sam Caldwell, H. James and McKinley Beards have returned home from Camp Grant. * Gertrude Slaughter is improving. Mound City, Ill., Dec. 27.-Horace Williams of U. S. A., who arrived Saturday, spent a few days with his parish friends, Elliebert Mars has returned from a trip, Mrs. S. F. Ilyse has accepted a position at Lovejoy Wish school. * The revival meeting at the Main Street church was a great success. The stewardess had a great time. B. Church meet at Mt. B. B. Elliebert Mo. dom of Milburn, Mo., inspiring in our city for a few days. * Addresses, Eric B. Foley, Flozen, Filtpritz, and Judge Hamilton have arrived from camp, also addressing the lady evangelist, arriving on revival meeting at the Main Street church. * Miss Junetta Rahl is ill. * Mrs. Sarah Washington was called to Cairo to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. street, was a Cairo shop Tuesdays. Misses Rib Mitchell, tola May Bum, and Helen Welch were Mounds visitors. Tuesday evening. * Messrs. Rib, Chelan Glenn, Neshitt, and Chas, Robert- ment attended the Owl show at Mounds Tuesday. * W. E. Parker has purchased the Beverly lot and building on Main street and is now occupying same with to business in Calro Monday. * Mrs. Francis Lindsay and daughter were Cairo shopmers Wednesday. * Mrs. Betty Cockran and Mrs. Nancy Williams and Mrs. Roberts. The play given by the Boy band Thursday, evening was a success and, displayed rare talent. Carbonadele, II. Dec. 27.—Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hayes, 408 N. Illinois avenue, spent the holidays at Metropolis, II. with her mother, Mrs. Bettle Clarence Smith, and Joe Deepe. Clarence Smith, Farrese and Chappelle have returned from the army. * Joseph H. Fulton, Clarence L. Wilson, and Roger L. Wilson have returned home from the U. of I. to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. and Mr. Harris Sunday, Dec. 15, 1918, a boy. Mother and child are doing line. * The Mission Circle of the Free Baptist church held a meeting Thursday at Mrs. Wm. Tenton's. * Porter Brook passed away this week. Joliet, II. Dec. 27.—The regular Christmas exercises were held in the churches. * Rev. Mason married Mrs. Cordella Oliver and John Barger Saturday, Dec. 14, at their home on Ohio street. *The K. of P. ball was well attended Christmas night. *Among the that have returned home for Christmas B. Ioftner, W. Carrington, Jas Fleming, and Miller. *Mrs. Elvira Poston, Jackson, Miss. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Tolbert. *Mrs. Myrtle Terry and grandmother are spending the holidays with friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard and family are spending the holidays with Mrs. Ralph Henry. *Shirley Waters spent the week end in Chicago. *Rev. and Mrs. Pointer critteralized Mr. and Mrs. Beasley of Chicago Heights at dinner Christmas. *Sergt H. Trouby, Houston, Texas, visited his sister, Mrs. Wm. Troll, and his sisters V. Jonkins, W. Troll, and are indisposed. *Timothy Fleming and Mrs. Sarah Jones were married on Des. 21. Jacksonville, Ill., Dec. 27.—Private Nathan-Simms has received his honorable discharge. Private Simms was stationed at Camp Dix. *John Dameron was called to Roanoke, Va., last Sunday on account of the sudden call of his wife. Mrs. Dameron was called to Camp Dix, young men account of the illness of her sister. While there she contracted the influenza, developing into pneumonia and her death resulted. Mr. Dameron has the sympathy of the entire community, arriving home from Camp Dix week: Oadie and Austin Carter, Clinton Wheeler, Lawrence Blue, Theodore Wright, Thomas Herman and Sterling Trembo. *Miss Alberta O'Leary left last week for Chicago, where she will be arriving home from Camp Dix to go New York for Knee surgery friends. *John Shaw visited friends at Hadley and Hannibal last week. *Corp. Chester Brooks, Camp Grant, is spending the holidays with his mother, Edward Mallory. *Alva Nasyby, 582, St. Louis, where she will be home Friday evening. The nasal was the son of Perry, Mo., Feb. 24, 1975. He was united in marriage to India Smith Jan. 23, 1915. Besides his wife, Edward Mallory, parents and three brothers Clarence and H. Eugene Nasyby, Funeral services were conducted from the residence, in charge of Rev. J. H. Fisher, pastor of Beltchurch. *J. H. Fisher, pastor of Beltchurch is visiting relatives at Fort Smith, Arkansas. Duncan is to be out after several days' illness in account of the flu. *Miss Laila Tuner, Paris, Ill., is taking nurse training at the New Home Sanitation. *Prime O'Leary is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of St. West Street, arriving home late Saturday after a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Luke English of South Bend, Ind. *Corp. H. Eugene Nasyby left Sunday night for Camp Gant, after being the victim of the death of his brother. *The 8th was off Sunday, after nine weeks of quarantine. A good attendance was had at all the churches. Mattono, Ill., Dec. 2.—Mrs. John Powell entertained the ladies of the sewing circle of the A. M. E. church on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. G. Nicholson of Champaign returned to her home on Saturday and Mrs. and Mr. James Butler. *Miss Mable Killin of Champaign returned to her home Saturday after visiting with relatives. *Miss Loree Barnett, a student of the University of Illinois in Champaign arrived with eight students, Mr. Oma with her enthusiasts, Mr. A. J. Barnett. *Miss Elizabeth 'carier is rapidly recovering from the influenza. *Mrs. Maude Wilson of Wichita, Kan., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jessie Johnson. Bob Anderson, who has spent the summer in Chicago, is visiting her. Browny was in Chicago this week. *Dale Anderson and Harry Malone were in Champaign Sunday. Metropolis, Ill. Dec. 27.—Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown of St. Louis, Mo. are in the city at the bedside of their brother, John Brown, who is quite ill. Milbert Crosslyn, who has been stained at Camp Grant, is at home when he is morphed and morphedly discharged. * Aaron Blackwell died in his home on West 11th street, last week of influenza. * Mrs. Desmahn and son and Laurence of St. Louis, Mo. are the guests of her parents, and Mrs. Thos. Roberts of this city, and Mrs. Thos. Roberts of his bishop is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. E. Jones. * Orthel Roberts, former mentor of Chie, so Defender, who is now living in St. Louis, Mo. is spending the last week of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Roberts. * Word has been received from Mrs. H. G. Burke, who is at the bedside this week, his husband, Capt. H. G. Burke, in wide Baden, Ind. that he is improving rapidly. * More of our soldiers who are expected home soon, Ruth Rohne of Brookport was a Metropolitan last week. * Mrs. Mary Lou Fosse and sister Netter Blackwell were in the city to attend the funeral of Aaron Blackwell. Perks. Ill. Dec. 27. - Quite a bunch of the soldier boys have returned. Wes- Galesburg, Il., Dec. 27.—Miss Addle Johnson of Galesburg was called to Chicago to accept a position in the main postoffice. *Miss Taylor of Mississippi is spending the winter with her mother, Mrs. Mollie. The follow- ing elected officers of the year 1919 of the Second Baptist church: Deacons, Fros, Logan, Butler, Donaldson, Morris, Jernick, and Boyd; trustees, Carter Sr., Holder, Flinney, Greene, South and Carter, clerk, Mrs. Eliza Logan, Logan, clerk, Mrs. Cattin Greene; assistant, Mrs. Addle Donaldson; treasurer, Mrs. Adah Lavis; chorister and organist, Mrs. Mannie Patton; assistant chorister, Mrs. Eydiaears; assistant chorister, Mrs. Cattin Greene; assistant, Mrs. Trene Fletcher; assistant, the Misses Green, Skinner, Ayers, Leonard and Brown; Jantor, L. C. Carter, Sr.; deacons sisters, Mrs. Hilla Hazel; junior deacons sisters, Mrs. Birdie Reimold, for the Chapel choir thank the palpation for the Chapel choir. *Carp. Floyd Williams remembered his mother with a beautiful silk handkerchief for Christmas from over there. *Mrs. Williams of Council Bluffs is visiting Rev. and Mrs. Garrison. *Garrison club was given their first holiday luncheon for the Chapel choir. *Carp. Floyd Michigan is spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Lemlington. *Fred Bradley, organist of Allen chapel choir is indisposed. *Ladies of G. A. R. elected the following officers for 1919: Pres- ident, Mrs. Ela Williams, Jr.; V. Mrs. Carrie Wells; treasurer, Mrs. Rilla Hazel, secretary, Mollie Cree. Other officers were held over. *Dec. 31 Garrison club will give a modern tamboree. Successful last week. *The holiday in Dixie Land Co. spent last week in our city. *Mr. and Mrs. Allah King have moved to W. First street. AD LINXOIN Duquinol, II. B. Dec. 27.-Mrs. Gail Kerningham's son, Earl Anderson, less Miss Corolla Berkley is going to be Lane, Mrs. Saturday. Johnie Jones of Dewinnew was killed in the Majestic矿 mines Friday, Dec. 20th. Mrs. golden's brother of tairo was here and will start business here the first year. Mr. and Mrs. Daxxon and Harold and Bardon and wife, went to St. John's to visit Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barton. Royal Thompson went to Tussoh to spend Christmas with his aunt and grandmother. * Mrs. Thomas entertained J. W. Holmes last Sunday. * band was organized here Friday. * band was young men of Duquinol entertained Christmas dance of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Webb. * Euther Baxter got his finger badly smashed at the Paradise coal mines on Monday, Dec. 16. Elgin, Ill. Dec. 27.—Chief Trummer Hamilton St. Payne of Corp Grant was the guest of Mrs. Mary Wheeler, 27. Cherry street, Mr. Payne is from Spokus, Kun. *Francis Green, Chiltern,* 28. Gustav 29. Mrs. Murray, Morrin, who is from Corbett is ill. *Van Bibbs of Aurora spent Sunday in Elgin.* *Little Blessery Smith left Sunday for Galensburg and Hannibal, Mo., where she will visit relatives. R. Smith accompanied him. S. Victor Andrews is spending a holiday in Chicago. Miss Amelia Johnson has been her sister, Mrs. Upchaw, in Rockford. *A social was given Friday at the home of Mrs. Clara Bolew.* St. Johns, Ill. Dec. 27.—Mrs. L. B Payne-Cox is better. *Mrs. Amanda Barton is better. *Mrs. Sol Cox is improving. *Mrs. C. Brent Payne, who has a good position in Benton, Ill. is taking her mother, Mrs. L. B Payne-Cox. *Mrs. Payne-Cox. Young will visit in Sparta, Ill. for the holidays. *Miss Margery Cox is visiting her cousin, Miss Marie Simpson, in Duquoin, Ill. *Mr. and Mrs. Besse Saunders will entertain with dinner Mrs. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Love will be the man, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cox Thursday. *Mrs. Whiteside visited Mrs. Cox Thursday. *Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Barton and Mrs. Hazel Froner of Duquoin visited at the Kiswannons and Simpson, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. J. Huley, has returned to Terre Haute, Ind. Bloomington, Ill. Dec. 27.—Miss Julia Dill left Sunday night for Tulsa, Okla. when she had her duties in the public schools as dormitory science teacher. *The funeral of Miss Blanton, was held from the A. M. E. Church Saturday afternoon. *Mrs. A. J. Watson entertained. The woman's SOFT, SILKY LONG HAIR club Thursday afternoon. * Mr. Borence, Stewart of Chicago, visited her parents, Mr. and his wife, Blanton, and his children, Balthar, Villa Monce and Monce Nolle arrived home from Camp Dodge a week. * Mr. Pisgah Baptist Church closed a successful revival week and numbered concerts for the El Pierce have recovered from illness. * John Blanton is ill at home of his parents. Downs we have pleasant surprises. Thursday, evening by a number of Miss Anna M. Johnson has married to Frank Hastings of Ary, Ind. Saturday afternoon. * Honis Hodge left Sunday night for Deser, Colo. * Perks, Ill., Dec. 27.—Miss Mrite Wynn died Dec. 5. * Mrs. Verde Fields is ill. * Mrs. Cornelia Wynn has moved to Cairo. Chaddele has moved to Cairo. Yvonne White of White is visiting her parents. * Mrs. Suley Thorp and Rev. L. Mitchum are ill. Mitttoon, Hl. Dec. 27.-Mrs. Myrtle Gump entertained the ladies of the sowing circle of the A. M. F. church this week. Dale Anderson is a guest of his parents. Dale has been in Chi- Flowing, radiant and lustrous hair may be had by applying PLOUGH'S HAIR DRESSING It is honest-best-greatest value and highest grade hair dressing made by anybody, anywhere, at any time. It is a real scalp food, as it feels the hair roots and causes a natural growth of long, straight, soft hair. 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Mrs. Dan Woodford, Rankin, spent several days here with her mother, Mrs. She spent one month at Roswell while she and Mrs. I. O. Artist were in Dauville, Saturday. Several persons from Dauville & cago. * Mrs. M. Nickens is confined to her home on account of the "fil." * Miss Elizabeth Carter, who has had the immenza, is recovering rapidly. * Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, the city, and Jesse Johnson of St. Louis, Mo., were married in St. Louis on Nov. 20. Morgan Park, Ill. Dec. 27.—The Women's Welfare Club will give a zairar at Place Hall, 1142, 1118, December 15. The Englewood Dramatic Club will furnish a musical program and a domestic drama. * Mrs. Hattie Irvin and Mrs. Carrie Miles, who have been the guests of Mrs. Lawry, have returned to Indianapolis, Ind. Sparta, Ill. Dec. 27.—The A. M. E. Sewing Circle has been reorganized for the year 1919, hoping to raise money to pay off the financial losses of the building. There will be an entertainment given in Miner's Hall by A. M. E. Sewing Circle Dec. 31. Glencoe, Hc., Dec. 27.—Mrs. M. Jackson is expecting her husband from Detroit Mileh, for the holidays. Mr. H. Magee is building a house from Lovejoy, Il., after buying his father, and is down with pliureity. *H. Wilson* is expecting his wife, Mrs. L. Wilson, home for the holidays. Mrs. Wilson You may have BOTH. If you use HORTON-A II Grower, and the EVELYN HORTON SYSTEM OF HA CULTURE. Guaranteed, to grow the hair in 3 mm, or money refunded, 1,000 agents wanted. Ten years the market. Never known to FAIL. Pride 50c per b Write for our special offer to agents. attended the dance in Benton's Hall Thursday, Misses Pearl Helen and Bessie Woodard, Rankin, were the city. Thursday, Rev. P. Jamison, been visiting relatives in Springfield, arrived her Saturday and held services Sunday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Artist. 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Vingennes avouue, Mrs, Ada’ Torin,” Detrott, Mich, is also the guest of Mry and Btw. Grav. ae ; Sorgeant Henry’A. Robinjon and his wite bing. Lucie Bulloy Robinson. ate Tow gested with SIF dnd rs, yore, tss0 St. Lawrenve avenue)?" j=: William R. Branks and fon’ ‘Theo- ore, wero in, the ity tip eek business, While here they ¥jsited ‘the fitice of the Sulton Mercantile Agency W. 11, Millsapso and ‘witelof, Minne: polis, Atinn,, are spending the Crist ‘mas holidays in the city oo guests Sr thelr nephew, Attorney We. Mol Tisom, 3868 South Park -avente. Mrs. Perry Catron, 422 Marquet road, “her litte gaughter ait} mother left Monday t wWsit hor. grarldmote; and other relatives at Meridian, Ms. Sshore they will opbrnd several me" hs Mier and Mra, 4] D. Dingle un baby, Bay City, Mich. have grturnee home after a ieapant visit at bio hum of Mrs. J. W. Baker} 4518 Indiana ave: me. ‘Miss Nora Reeves} 3100. Bitid avenue and. Charles Warflgid, 3528 Wabast Avenue, entertained’) in honor, of Mr and Mes. "i. De ppnalsn, Buy City Mich: _ UW. G. Canada, 602) Bast sisi size for many seara’w repident of chilags Res, gone ty Virgini® to spend som time on his farme \ forth Star Lodge Wo. 87, OB. F. mate: several new meyabers Saturda: qvening, December 21, Ne Masonite bal 4638 South Stute strech ce J. Wi -Moore, one of BRO organizer: ““ohases "Gp then? todd, Va. Fars oe oR ET % Ss preven eee Ss _Botldaya with her suena c. Grovers, who-runs 4 candy and | ‘tore at 15 Weal” “ih street, ried ane ate Ye Sopra. cigs ath Dlagettette "Sharp-eieniey,, Anderson, | Be aia Gries ae sap, BS, ids hom, su Sathraay and Sunday’ the eveate ot Satlraay ad, Sunday, the, poega ot a en ccei- tant, i ari mre men tatiet Si Bek ae tends eae Sec tin wine, A817 State tet ee cate Beaty al owe : see her uwunt, who fs ill, * Little Carrle Marie, infant daughter apts Serene cats se ‘8 $52 Eberhardt avenue, was christened :. >@t.Bt Thomas Episcopal church Sun- ig BY by Father Shirmong Sout Marvel Irene, Clinkscate, 640 Yystendiigy the: school in that neighbor: “wpe ape living: with ee. srandmother Beng fe Mea oth Ba crane ‘Stagit®s ai. and Mrs. Ciinkecale, 364 BAB SR ive acoree w: Hote 0 aR He, will be at home to thei “INP Comp Now Years day. i ae ea pea it eat ater rete oe cia, oni sister-in-law, Mrs. Har- rig envenue, has returned to the city! after a visit to, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Thomas James ' McCurdy, 529 Bowen avenue, is spending the ‘holi- days at Clarkeville, .Tonn,, visiting mother and friends. 4 Mr. atid Mrs. George W. Moore have a8 their house guest Mrs. Jamos H. Lewis, Saskatoon, Sask., Canada. Mrs. Lewis will remain tn Chicago all win- ter and will be glad to meet.all hor old friends. Mrs. Ara Peters, Pontlac, 11, is the guest of her daughter, Mra, T. Turner, 4413 Prairie avenue; during the holt- days. Hohry ‘Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs, Dorsey Dixon,’ 4638 Langley avenue, left recently for the South on a short visit with friends at Jackson, Miss. and also his grandmother, Mrs. Mary A. Dixon, Natchez, Mixs. Mra. Grace Suber arrived from Philadelphia, Pa.: took dinner with Mr. and Mrs, Jesse McClure. 569 E. ‘B4ith place. She joined Mrs, Nelson at ‘tea at 4 o'clock on the afternoon of her arrival, Dec. 14th, at her residence 464 E. 3ist wtrect. ‘Warner Maxwell, 2928 Federal street Joft the city to spend the holidays witt relatives and friends at Loulsville Bowling Green and Russellville, Ky. Last Wednesday evening, Dec. 18, the Virginia Society mot at 8638 South Stace "Streets aed outhne Busines blocked “ie: follwing otteste: Wotan ESFerganon, provident. stra. le Cates Than, frat ‘lee presidents Wi. Davi Murray. wecond view nrestients i. W Bolden, secretary: MT Bally, 26N Bouth ‘state serci, corresponding. ase Bev. 32" Cousman, Alderman Lovie Aierign, We te Webb ana tire At ‘Waridna. trustees, aster: which thes arranged for thels vicend anniversass ‘SWeunesday. Jan 13,101 at to4t South Wranash averse, the residence of Me thas, WV webb "tne Orehia'Whist Glub hold its res. fier tieoding at the home’ of Me, ad Bite, Renton ‘Noxt moving Doe 28 nt home of overt Fes ‘hey Joly ‘Fwreive Club, met a. the pie Yor Aira’ “imysn Shelton 2024 State street, Saturday, Dec. 21. ‘Mem- bela oxchiged Chratrnn brevents Next meeting with Mrs, Nettie Ander- peek das wee avenue, Saturday, igh, None etre vay A Golfeh’ Link Crab No. 19 met at the pome ot Mtr, tie ixonioet a ate abroct, Thufadsy, Doe Gara ee UUs Tuncheon was’ sected nit te WoReat, "Next meeting ‘apseaay” ath BMgn ars. Katte Cnestag! Baie stan Furcet’ Ul members wilt iehes ts Present, 8 the clectlogeat officers. will Sebold : whe Bars fY gitt lold its bust- ese ret wa pron, Dee \18, at 3725. Imeben4 Reception Dee. 36 at Fou, \s. Eproves, 4511 } Waban av ree 2 | nota aM Ousin ty arity. chut | pelea I raiment Sa Goad Fredgépath\ 543. 7,5p- Opts. Dolia seer A rake yae: me | tree will Delage Ainge g@gneistma | Fe avenue, , eis opie CMB mot ae || Ropers, 4760 Wvabasy 24.) Wiliam here airs angie arse” graf) Visitor "| Mrs. James PdBwels, are fel Mr" ane ang Mr, ‘Seort ‘Alten. {°{#® s| "Grover eat Wench say Lees cap 1 $0 autay Ferntacesorde “Sok joomis boulevpird. Enese Seer | Piva. Emmap Reed want 2m, qomeer ;|ciover Laat Gras trumase aes 103" Tangtad ‘avenger "a>, nernoe” also entertagning friends fen 4. PATTI BROWN & CO, IN GRAND CONCE(T Anitg Patti Brown and co, ix Park g. church, 33rd and g -% mie ere rat ie ae a a ad Prosigon of AMSG he eading lovers “will be Ye AM outar prices, 25 ana 3 cen\"y,, forget the hie igo wiht meen steatieenson, “nce Yes. 7 *AIRTY-SIX Members Sue Syracuse, N. Y.,-Chapter, Zone 16, Atlantic . Division of the Red Cross Association, Who Made Wonderful Prdgress ‘ During the War Under Direction of Theit Own Leader, Mrs. Arthur McCoy — er Vvection ¢ bc a ent eo ne Me is re ne Be ag cee s eee Pr - ee Oe. eae 7" a?) tae) oN yee ECoG s Bg” “eo CIeee Rees ba ed eee OP, ee Ge . ve, aoe PCPA N SF NEALE) AES SE ees OEM See ough eas fees Mae Sel 2 EO he Coa eo a eg Re pea da its ey ee ee a og | a co eee aM iu = me © ! Boe wate re et Sao. A Lee . + vy Ar 1 8 fe r wa So Sa ee a ceed ia These rses represent the Syracuse Chapter,Vew Vork Atlantic Division of the American Red Cress Association, Zone 16. For thel nt year they have been ty making surgical dressings, hospitdand knitted garments for our soldiers at home and abroad. Through the efficient chit anship of Mri! ArthuroGay and her captains Zone 16 has mde a wonderful ravord. Sinco the aimee tne tudical and deta department AGB oan ot supply, has continued work and all the zones ha\ consolidated in one central workroom for the purpese of rushing hospital garments 4 Whe “front.” The division.gan working Dec. 12 at the central wrkroom in the new headquarters of the Syracuse chapter, 319 Montgomery street. Th = been ne discriminationtt nationalities working for one corhon cause, * . Se : —= = Just purchask a handsome parsonage | musicianship they are practically easy. |War Gamp Soa ean oe [HEWS OFME CHURCHES )/2ctepitcact a, nendsome parsonage | musicianship they are practically easy, at in backed, Ctrezation worshipped Jat the St. Paul I, chureh last Sunday mornini‘rhe pastor preached two very excell: sermons. We were glad to have “nus Me. Cary i. Lewis of the Cago Defender staff, Who made ‘somnteresting remarks AL tho close of thervies. At 6 o'cloek Christynas morn" prayer’ ‘mesting was well attend | A largo number were present ati) baptizing. The Pastor preached wonderful sermon on.iThe Greatessft" ‘ne Sunday school rendered program ‘Tuesday night, around a &t Christmas tree which ‘was donag by the" Coleman jschool teachers. tre were presents for al, St, Paul'soir hag arranged a eeautiful prose winch “will pe given here tho sey Weel in gaye Uary, under the dlton® eé-Prat G. Jordar: “The pul sg Invited. ‘The firat Sunday in Janly is the day, set aside for every’ mags to pay into the coffers of the deh. the amount of one day's pay. Ip forget wateh meeting service ‘Tulay might, Dec. Bist," Park Avenue C. MW Church, cor- not Robey and Parkfenus, Rev. A. ¥. Wells, pastor. “Yfare fnvited to forship here with uChrinimas day iso Watch-rveting ght.) We re +hopetul tht every méper ind frend Wall coma a: sting se hyfaved per gon with them. Let yyr Nw. Years resolve be a lugher parvo ean find it tn the church. Surmy, kee. 29ty, We will have a sacred ong arvice in the evening und pip@orean. recital, PR Pastor wilt preact In th, morn- AY You are invited: b S Naries: -sfetnfiist _Eiscopat wxeee Fittioth steft ond Yabash HLS) The pastoy the Revig Ww. Ronee, Who, feral dis has te He ata. tn epi ast SuMW The Het>.W. H, taylor fe ’Rev. F. 5. Delaney ruched eiy‘acceptably for us rast Snday. Nd Folks’ day at St. Mark nextSuns ay, tinder the care of the EWorth eague. Watch night services Wil be eld Tuesday night beginning. a€nitm folock. A New Year's breakfas| wil eeerved by tho Excelsior club iris rom 1 10% & 1p, at 2528 Vernonlve- —. + | Quinn Chapel church, 24th and Wa- pooh avenues Daughters “of “Alley sesh ene prcenn? 0 Sn stowatdship of our new: pastor, lev. ‘H. E. Stewart, will receive at Qunn Boar hee ett Geol e's seepet er, eae ft oe he Belle Grayes Fountain, president{ot this organization and the commitee ie goeeeion a te come ‘The Inatitutional chureh is doing be obi iiatetenel chet JooF as new pastor, Dr, James M. Hendersi. Oh Ha tien "ten fal pen Be teat, Bisa LON, Docoata Fee ten een vase Fee erg a on es iy At almost every service. Mary a cle rey nk ee rege op cuntemsion of Seating tf me Sits a i= — * "‘ om ‘ OR ssuntinn iiuEoEs Talloting, Designing. Day and Even- ing ‘Thousends of our gradu- Meee won args and tne |Pendence trom DRUDGHRY. To have People trust, nongr and respect You. people Arua Momor and eanect You Seu aaa only Sy, “tame eauats Call or write us torterms. Let us.tal you what we way far you.” SARA PATRX, “Principal | 6205 8. HALSTED ty, ‘2407 W. MANSON ST. TWN, WELLS ST CHICAGDLL, BEAUTIFUL, YOULFUL; ~, EXPRESSIVE EVES Yeu, too, can have the Bring ou YPR fO%biddon GhserNgauth ond ‘Expressions, LASHTONE suet sly sists applied miconibuke thi! grow oF TAU trou. alik-lke ebpsrows wud lgakes, LASHTONE 18, bdyular Dip: Balfon, unlike any. othéls Buaranted aration jy harmless. SehParenald absolutely Mal box tbe: | Biisract | aegured oF EASORATOR a RELLA :LABUR SS DORE Le Shibkg just purchast a handsome parsonage at 4211 ‘Calunt avenue where large umber of thenembers and friends of Institutional gureh gave Dr, Henders gon sand farsy a big murprive last Thursday evens. U.S, Durelespita, secretary steyprd board: By Fe aiiteh? om secreryuatee board. ee ‘Nora‘louaias Holt in reading athies by critics on mu- siclans one notles- the term mustelan- ship Arequentiyiieed and “many stu- Gents’ are in aiuandary as to. what the word really imiies. it is analogous with ‘the ‘abusedterm of diplomat. oF cultured, and ingkdes phases of music education whichtgme with music evo: fution, : HarmonyMain Factor <niatmons 1s theprimary requisite to ibanceRGUFig® Baars renvisice to term rhetorle in Ierature: Most educated peple speak or shoul speak pure Engilsy due to their sis- tematic study ‘of-grammar in the schools, and ‘theiténtelligence of its correctness Js. livmed by gross cor ruptions of speaken in’ publie life or onthe stage. : larmony’ Required by Vocalists Musicianship demmas that musiclans bo equally familiar with muste rhetoric It ig a fallacy among’ vocal. students that they do not necessarily: need urs mony, but it is quite ag essential £0 them ‘as thelr contemporars, __ They should be thoroughly acquaint- gd with the composers of the songs they sing, knowing the school to whieh they belong and thelt particular stvie How many singers a you And who include Wagner or Strauss ‘on. thelr programs? An Itallan aria contains many florid passeges whlch can bo done with a sliding voice I the ‘separate tones cannot be accuritely ‘sung, and the tcill can be a tremor In ‘the voice Af the definite whole or bait tone ts dill cult. but a Straus aria mquives more the musicianship of which write. ‘The singer must know chord formation, for Straus, whose works ate of the ultras modern ‘school, uses outlanaish ‘ire. matic intervals and unrelated key mod- <ations. che accompaniments are odd .meto- 1G progressing polyPhoaiealis: oppo. sitelp the voice, and the-singer must use Tusical intelligence father ‘than aural Parception to interpret them, ‘The he and cry Is. that the, public does not Appreciate this «pe of SOnE: that they 49 not understand te: but ie more artistdwould sing them the Dubs lie, thus repetition, would soon tind them eantifak, Liszf called Wagner's meloaic com- binatio} “seven-Mpried™ melodies, and. of coube, it fe Sucult forgone storied "nusie. edteation "is" absorb linens Sewever, W:tee aingetie ne JOIN THE SUPREME, | Royal Cirdje of Friends\ OF THE WORLD. ‘ A MODERK AND PROG! zesive SECRET FRATERNAL O::nese SECRET PAATERNAS ViOER -*. ofa a aha state ot th lon an peters Belt tie ze ea at ont ce teal stents cet tie ‘Bick duer feo to $7.00 per week. edna etn 000, Mae ao. tue Ts W000 Sat for a 44 ut, Treseng fefiso. latiy com cm at Deputles si organizers wanted. "Write or ee eie eal yit Bee ice, PO a ean alg OME Se Lae, a Te SL ———— RSE DEAL OES) i it HE Fate CREAM Se [R5¢ Aut Divers. TL MILUERMMLA| eat SiGe Levi Hair Refiner and pchaues fe ightener Scherer AE? witout tne bot TAR Scam PMeation, “OSE Box WALL A,B? Rear rice to ares Alecia WARLEWIS Nott cute RLEWIS musicianship they are practically eaxy, in some of Wagner huge. onenin horas it’ seemy he uses seven" notes Gt the seates and alt the singer has So ty find “the ‘other "note a bluse way on that ; Hisrmony for instrumentajicts What iy sala ofthe vocalist it enuats rue" of the instrimentaists, = "Thes shoula be thie to anaisic every componition they read ‘and Riow the ‘hstory’ ot the composer, is ste, pers Sonal attributen, and the infueece une ‘Ser whieh ho wrote. A‘weneral sya of the number te Just at necessity. a the anaiyein, and to-do. tls om Gust hhave a wide keowleage of compeltion and form sx well as harmony. Good! Musiclanahip Paves: Way for | Composers | Students who’ ge ditixent sty to shetorioat musie will unconsclogsy in {themselves in line tor compose foe thermore eto of sane ie aoe wwe, yearns Yur. eolexorasslox py Otte Svsaiteed' with creative abiRey th combestng Corer tany, iam ‘eapreiaiy aixious the Toe excel in that avgcatlon, for they as Gestined tor‘orite the omy origi rmuste at America if'thes only prensa Themselves. and a thorough musielan hip is the open seeamne to that asoing ton. Geence Peek be tok oe ee eee Wishes to thank Mrs, Cary B Lewis and the generou Baa ee tha ante, the enero Bienth Recimene A ceeanmenE ath Fen of ei eeraez the nat ro cated (tune amas management, Ge rae hcent tac Ge a oF aL reed een Se eben tne taal wil ap ceeraceked ames areal oer Coe Sent cemetery ee tae tue et at cae aaa ee oreo ta ieaPer ca a Hise” Ae elgme vets foc the foe Fallon te'sinatvenneegee et, Sl ation to Str, Yani 2 the, wonder seh et te cetmge ee eS GAMES! she womayred gnneuRe of, work Tren cnt name stntechanded’ and weRild il Broceiey eeeagee ein ieee ts) Pauline James Lee se Sitidi0 Of men Musical Arts PREPARATORY Courses, iN PIANO AND HARMONY . PIPE ORGAN PUBLIC SCHOOL Music VOCAL CULTURE (Azalia Hackley Methogy Choroses: Mal, tomate ana Compositions). "Chaess Amerees Feading. Chitrete Desertnnt Pupiis in Oe s0dlum grades henge Fight ees"? f84 Yeas of age, Clit i etong sr TAUGHT AT KINDA NTS 5002 Wabash Avenug + Kenwood Atta * ewmmsk ienfall Gratid tcateu. SS ao. 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General Conference Is Likely to Do 3000 Credit Accounts! TO EVERY ONE OF THEM CARRIED OUT TO A CONCLUSION WHICH WAS STUSFACTORY TO ALL CONCERNED IS OUR RECORD AND RECOMMENDATION FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT TERMS TO SUIT YOU STATE ST. FURNITURE CO. 3133-35-37 STATE STREET, CHICAGO, IL. THE WAR IS OVER—THE KAISER FAILED Title of pw book: "A Black Man Will Be the blooming Universal King." Books and picture of thinking, where and how he shall reign without ever leaving war, will be sent by mail, postage prepaid for $1.60 (without picture, 60c). Money order or registered letter (no stamps). JABORANDI For An Abundant Growth of Hair and us a money order for $1.00, our way will mall you live of the trait and patriciate pictures on my market. I. Equal Justice to Colored Man. No Blacks. Bons of Freedom. 4. Our Heroes. 5. Our Warriors. 6. Our Gentlemen. 7. Write for Terms. 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Faternal Deligates Reception (2) The establishment of listening to the fraternal messages of the fraternal delegates from sister Christian denominations. (3) Finally, among the measures the most absorbing as relates to Christian fraternity that shall engage the serious attention of the coming general conference of the A. M. E. church will be proposed by the respective union of the three branches of Negro Methodists. (4) These, together with the assigned districts for the next four years, are about the chief measures that will engage the chief legislative attention of the coming general conference. Of course, the chief reports from the general officers are always of deep interest, but such has been the sheer lengths of success the passions of the delegates changes if any, but there are always interested candidates. Mrs. George Thompson III Mrs. George Thompson, 8408 Champ- plain avenue, distinguished to her hom- on account of an attack of the "du". 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SPECIAL OFFER TO AGENTS Manufactured by 124 VERNON AVENUE, CHICAGO YEAR RIGHT BY SHOWING YOUR PRIDE AND JATRIOTISM for $1.00, we will mail you five of the pictures on our market. 1. Equal Justice to No Shackle of Sons of Freedom. 4. Our human Eighth Petition. EVERYWHERE. Write for Terms AROUND Judge Trude Declares Himself Lillard Levy, 3534 La Suite street, was arranged before Judge Daniel Trude of the Boys' course in a deadly weapon. The evidence showed that Levy was driving a horse and wagon powerfully stong when some white boys girl him, and proceeded to pull Levy off the wagon, cut the traps from the wagon and turned the horse over, girl him, and proceeded to pull Levy when he in some manner obtained procession of the knife which they had used to free his horse. Thus armed, he was a new tow of the wagon. One boy who Levy was the only one arrested. Judge Trude discharged Levy and in commenting on the case said, "It is as if my duty was a race riot; jumped on my protection. The boy, in dire desperation to protect himself, used their own weapon effectively. Any one is endangered in use whatever he may be in a case of this kind, so I am going to discharge Levy, for the evidence shows the white boys to be the aggressors." Levy was re- pulsed by Attorney Paul Holleb (white). Vivion Scott Discharged Miss Vivien Scott, 19 years old, 3135 Indiana avenue, is a mere slip of a girl, Mrs. Dolphin (her mother) street, weights in the neighborhood of 250 pounds yet she testified hedge Judge Frank Graham of the Municipal court dece. 19 that she was afflicted with a broken arm and about some plies in the store on Dec. 10 and a general mix-up occurred, with Mrs. Dolphin and a girl cobb art gallery, her own when Mr. Dolphin appeared upon the scene and drew a gun on her. She was arrested by Secretary of State William McCormick the 2d police precinct. Judge Graham listened attentively to the story told by Vivien, and with his usual fair-mindedness and just decisions for which he is moral, ordered her dis Bethol Literary The Emancipation celebration and a great peace meeting will be held in the auditorium of the at 11 a.m. at 1 oclock, under the auspices of Bicentury Literary Society. Among the many noted participants who will be present are Attorney General Brumage Congressman in H. A. Clinton, Roberts, Roberts, S. B. Turner, Hon. Warren Douglas, Alderman Louis S. Anderson, Alderman Robert R. Jackson, R. A. Abbott, Austin S. Taylor, R. A. Bentley and Representative B. F. Lukas. Watch for full participants in the next issue of this paper. Bishop follows will preside. Sandy W. Foster, Representative Rev. W. D. Cook, Fourier teacher; Rev. W. D. Cook, D. d. pastor; J. W. Bell secretary. Policeman Becomes Unruly A white patrolman bear the star No. 803 has been molesting residents of the apartment just four days. It is stated that at an early hour in the morning this policeman will make his appearance and in the afternoon his conduct and language in the presence of women has been branched the worst character of profanity. The apartment is rented by Theodore Copleand. Presented Fraternal Honor Ruler Collar 2152 Westworth avenue, who was presented with a Past Daughter Ruler Collar by Daughter Ella Renels, the Mistress of the House, on the second No. 22, Elks Lodge, on the second Thursday in November, is proud of the honor bestowed upon her. Mrs. Ella Renels is Daughter Ruler of Liberty Temple. Officers Cited for Bravery Detective Sergeants Smith and Stark of the Town Hall station were cited last week for their last week in the record which was laxed by the chief of police. It was Smith and Stark arrested Chester Curtis, Joseph Henry and George Harch, Joseph Henry and police officers. He had committed twelve petitions. The men were given penitentiary sentences. Here On Official Business T. S. Clark, Texaskansas, Tex., assistant manager of the American Mutual Benefit Association of Houston, Texas, will visit the city last week on official business. DONT MAKE ANY ENGAGEMENTS FOR DEC. 30TH BIGSTEST dance of the season, with best music in the city, at Unity Club, 300 N. 10th Street, Chicago. Cents. Given by Colored Commercial Alliance of Chicago—Advertisement. SAVE ONE-THIRD IN COST OF A Monument or Mausoleum By ordering NOW in time for DECORATION DAY SAVE by buying from US before the Spring rush when you have purchase the old-fashioned, the old-fashioned Stone Vard sand at top price and dealer's profit. Save by buying from us for We Quarry our Granite, design Memorials to our ship and set the Tomtombstone on the lot. If ordered now, for us is a Special Offer to meet special demands for Decoration May, May. We make payments to suit your convenience and ship to any place in U. S. A. WANTED For motion pictures; Colored persons, both sexes, all ages. Apply at once for free try-out, 7 to 9, evenings only. Persons under 21 parents. New School Needed Of the many new schools needed on the South Side, where a majority of our children attend, is the Coleman Mills and Dearborn streets, of which Fair-minded, enthusiastic principal women have petitioned the school board for an addition to the Coleman street without avail. Principals, discouraged by the lack of training of the building, naturally anxious to get into a school with an equipment adequate to the work to be done. This school, with a building of cops, cails tells the tale. The ample room for a gymnasium, assembly hall, fresh air room, besides space for no new crowded into six secondary schools, is an anex that the children in the school may secure the best possible work. Every business and professional man in velocity should get to work once they have secured the best accommodation something for the betterment occoundings here. The teachers are going the best they can, but are hampered by the school facilities, ventilation and heating, for graduation exercises, stereotyped entertainment, etc. The portables in the yard are so dingy, crowded and ambiguous that the students have become ill this full summer to teach. Shall the citizens in the neighborhood of 47th and 48th streets be any other, Keth, Dearborn, and any other schools are in need of new additions. Xmas Decorations at "Buck's" Shop Wins F "Dr. Wm. Buckner, family trainer for the White Sox and proprietor of the torsional parlor, 41 South Street, will store decorations on State street for the Christmas holidays, 2007" Buckner did the work in himeh which is known as the "Buckner's towers." One of the tower's tenants. One of the tower's windows is a shoe worn by aerman and found the mothers of theender side when they took in the battle of the Marne. Likes Our Girlsfest W. E. Wilkins, 37th Fancy, now Somewhere in France, writes the editor of the Chicago Duffer that the boys like to play in many battles they left the "Windy City." He says the boys like their own girls, and if they just know how much, they build "poster" buildings over there to them. He says further that they are just fictional to see them, and a good "movie" or like Nobile Johnson and the rest our stars in the movie, they will produce a satisfactory substitute for the "American Brown" who have no equals. Cleveland Visitor Base Through City W. T. Grant, 3512 Central avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, pass through the city last week and tapped with his cousin, C. A. Wads, 710 East 48th street. Leaving her home to attend in-room events, she sees his mother, Margaret Rolling, 718 East Coke street. Lieut. Rilee in City Lieut. John Riley Louisville, Ky., who has been sponsored at Camp Group, Rockford IL was the city mayor and will visit a visit. After his discharge he may locate here, and we make preparations on campus, collect blood stream. *Returns to New York City* Mrs. E. S. Gougier and little son, who have been the guess of her niece, Miss Orella Gougis, 456 ft. Lawrence avenue, returned to New York after a delightful visit. Ennote she will visit friends at Philadelphia and Brooklyn. OH. BOY! MEET ME AT THE 8TH REGIT ARMORY NEW YEARS EVE At the best and least accommodated by accomplished musicians. Admission 50 cents. Given by Oihway Club—Advertisement. PAGEANT of Nations and MUSICAL WAYS AND MEANS SOCIETY of GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 36th St. and Vincentes Ave. Monday Eve., December 30 at 8:30 p. m. BENEFIT BUILDING IMPROVEMENT CLUB Mrs. Willie M. Sloan, Soprano (Sloist) Miss Irene Howard, Cornetist. Miss Martha B. Mitchell, Mgr. Dinner served from 4 p. m. to 10 p. m. ADMISSION 35 CENTS MRS. JENNIE EDWARDS, President MRS. MARGRET MARTHRAL, Sec. REV. MOSES H. 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Let the price you pay for a tourer be a business proposition and you will benefit by it, at least not quality and cost to you in dollars and cents. The cost of my campaign has built for me one of the lair and two magnificent establishments in the world. A visit will convince you. Consult me, I can save you Worry. Time and Money. Shipping to all parts of the Country and Automobile Funerals a Specialty. Central Display Rooms and Clapes. Call promptly answered day or night. Two-story Bedford stone front, 9rooms ad bath; open plumbing; oak finish; steam heat; large lot; plenty of light. $1,000 cash, balance in small monthly payments. Charles Satchchell Morris Jr, the young pastor, left Sunday night for Pittsburgh, where he is on a speaking tour which will feature his will delivery addresses in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois. He delivered three addresses during the week. It is expected that the pastor will address fully 15,000 people on this tour. He will return to Chicago for his will delivery address during the early half of January he will deliver an address at the Olive Baptist church; during the later half of January he will deliver an address at the first part of February he will address a meeting on the West Side. Ter-Centenary Brilliant celebration to be held over the United States. First meeting Jan. 1 at Quinn chapel on the South Side of the University Side. The Ter-Centenary Jubilee is be a celebration of the 300 years achievements of the Colored Race in America. African Methodist Church will be a friend meet at Quinn chapel in New Year's night. A most excellent program will be rendered. An informal reception will be held in the lecture room to be. The Daughters of Allen will receive. Spends Xmas Home Miss Elizabeth Scott and bother Theodore, 652 East 45th street will leave for Clarksville, Penn. His week to spend the holidays will they father, A. J. Scott and our rela- tives in Kentucky before turning home. 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