Chicago Defender

Charles S. Gilpin, Actor, Awarded Spingarn Medal INDICT 65 IN TULSA RIOT; NAB LEADERS PRICE 10 CENTS Mountville, Ga., June 24—Georgia is maintaining her bloody standard. This week she added another crime to her savage record. Declining the piny attempts of the law to see justice done and to protect an innocent prisoner, another mob entered the courthouse here and shot it up. A prisoner who had been convicted of an alleged crime was taken from the non-resisting officer's stale. Was Wrong Man The man burned was John Henry Williams. He was lynched because he had been instantly arrested in connection with the finding of a 12-year-old girl in a swamp. Several days prior to the stake party feeling had been tense and scenes of riot and murder were common. The valedictorian and the county burning the property of Race men and shooting everybody who had the tenacity to show them the truth and judge buildings and public meedings burned. Families known to have firearms were summarily punished. Then Williams was arrested and brought to the court, where the crowd that he confessed the crime. Several close friends of Williams have let it be known that he was guilty of the crime days before the crime was committed. Nevertheless he was convicted. As he was being led from the courthouse the mob, consisting of officers who were escorting him and took him away. He was carried to the spot where the dead girl had been shot. He was taken to the house where he was tied in it. He made no protest, but smoked a cigar as the flames consumed him and arrests were taken. The authorities seen swooping around the homes of Race men with the evident intention of taking them for the firing and the destruction of their own property. Riddled With Bullets McCormick, S. C, June 24—Jacques and women are incarced because of the unjust slaying of Hosbert, the unjustly killed citizens of this place took from his home this work and lynched. A young white woman, known in the town have a disposable body, was killed by a mob of the underworld that she had been assaulted, and that the attack had been a man's act. The mob then relented and mob whites formed. It did not matter to them whether they got the right man or whether there was any truth in it. Quarrels, the mob whites formed, seeing the mob, began to run home to protect his family. One of the leaders of the invaders saw him and took him into the town, taken before the court. The crowd then took him, made him climb a tree and ransack his body with bullets. Quarrels was one of the most notorious counties, being a property holder and a strong church member. CHARGE FRAUD IN DEAL; LAWYER FAGES DISBARMENT Brooklyn, N. Y., June 24—Counsel John N. Edmund, 1960 Fulton presented by the appellate division of the supreme court to the Brooklyn Court. The charges are due to an action instituted in the municipal court by Mr. and Mrs. David Brown a law firm and judgment was obtained. They allege that Attorney Edmund was convicted of stealing a streetcar at the lowest possible figure, and he then secured the property for $6,000. Tater, it is claimed, he had been through another party. The charges allege fraud and unprofessional conduct. Indicted, who came from the West Indies a number of years ago, in conjunction with his law practice has operated, a hall known as Shoohra ITALIANS JIM CROW AMERICANS DOWN EAS Ansonia, Conn. June 24—Forensic restourateurs have brought the "Color line" here, "Carter and Huddy," and "Brady and the band," with an aetid, "Sapid Fire Dancers," were refused service at the Capital unchief. This unchief institution was the management of The only satisfaction which the actors got when they asked to be restourateurs, not having anything which they wanted. Representatives of the National Association for the Advancement of People have taken the matter up. 'Purely Bunk,' Police Tell Soothsayer JEALOUSY CAUSE OF CUT 5 INCHES LONG IN ARM JEALOUSY CAUSE OF CUT 5 INCHES LONG IN ARM Is it dangerous to speak to once friends on the street? Mrs. Alberta Lewis, a so-called old man, has a wonderful sense when she talks to her friend, Mrs. Willie Williams, 24 years old, 31st State street. Mrs. Williams were friends; they had been so for a long time. In fact, so close was their friendship that Mrs. Davis considered them. They had been much together, and had many harmless, confidential chats us friends always have. And, up to Thursday evening, June 16th, they were together. Mrs. Willie, so Alberta thought. There had been no misunderstanding: to words about anything or anybody of being together again, her friend any more until Thursday evening, near 3 o'clock. At that time, Alberta was standing in front of a flat building with two other friends of hers, in the top flat of the building lives Willie, but she was not at home. Alberta had just mentioned her friends name when she saw Willie coming on the street. Willie turned anerently toward her friend Alberta. "You have your own arm and you have the blade of an open knife cleaned in Willie's hand. She raised her arm and ran to Alberta the unexpected assault took Alberta by surprise. To guard her face, she quickly throw up her right arm and let a saping wound five inches long. A hurried run to the Provident hospital in the taxicab of Max Shaw, Alberta, allowed Alberta from bleeding to death. Jealousy on the part of Willie was her husband had been called to see Alberta; but Alberta says: "He certainly has not seen" Willie has husband to be my best friend. I took Willie to be my best friend. New York, June 24—The National Association for the Advancement of Women has made public a letter from Governor Elvin P. Morrow of Kentucky in which he indoles a bill instructing the state to make lynching a federal offense. In receipt of your letter enclosing House Hill No. 13, designed to punish the crime of lynching," says Governor Morrow's letter, "I have not read it, but I have read enough of it to approve of it and the general scope covered by its provisions." LIBERIA HAS RED CATS Most of the cats in Liberia are of the red cat breed, which are very conscious in the moonlight. GILPIN, ACTOR, GETS SPINGARN MEDAL AWARD New York, June 24 - The choice of Gilpin as the recipient of the Salary Award similarly warded him family and friends. Spinjurp through the National Association for the Advancement of People, for the most distin-guished contribution of the year, and for the member of the Race will be most heartily approved by the general mittee of which Joel Spingarn through the National Association for the Advancement of People, for the most distinguished contribution made by an outstanding member of the Race will be most heartily approved by Charles Gilpin public. The committee, of which Bishop Hurst of Baltimore is chairman, has been working in making the selection this year. Mr. Gilpin's performance in the titular role of the Emperor Jones, a most remarkable dramatization of the psychological struggle of the wright, Eugene O'Neil, attracted world wide attention not only in dramatic circles but among people of every walk in life and of every race. Splendid Actor Mr. Gilpin was acclaimed by the best dramatic critics in New York as the host actor on the American stage and the best actor on the American stage was his work that the limited engagement usually given productions at the famous artistic theater in New York brought to the world only those things which have exceptional merit was extended repeatedly by the exclusive artistic circle of supporters. Finally the play was put on Broadway at the Selwyn Theater, where it was a great play brought a remarkable proof of the triumph which red-worth and merit will bring over prejudice when given a fair chance. Overcome Obstacles FEDERATION OF LABOR STUDIES JAP EXPULSION Denver, Colo. June 24—A drastic and far-reaching resolution covering Japanese immigration has been in effect since the American Federation of Labor being held here. The declaration, which was introduced by M. M. McClure of the United States, reported to have the approval of the Japanese Exclusion League of California, the Los Angeles Anti-Anti-Asylum Association, and the Japanese Exclusion Association of Washington. It calls for, among other things: “Absolute exclusion in future of all Japanese immigration, not only male, but female, to the United States, skilled and unskilled, but farmers and men of small trades and professions, as recommended by Theodore Roosevelt, who resigned only for tourists, students, artists, commercial men, teachers and others. It will be enforced by United States officials under United States laws and regulations, as done with immigration admitted or excluded from all other counties and states, and with government whereby control and regulation is surrendered by us to Japan.” POLICE ARREST OVER 100 BIG BEEGARDS Philadelphia BIG BEEGARDS police drive was inaugurated in this city to rId it of fraudulent beggars. Over 100 men and women of both races were rounded up. They were arrested and held for periods ranging from three months to one year. All of the convicted beggars were found to be frudges, and in many instances bogus cripples were physically able to Shoots Wife, Step-Child; Escapes Mob Shoots Wife, Step-Child; Escapes Mob Indianapolis, Ind. June 24—Robert Paue, who attempted to murder his sister last Thursday, is alive today only because timely inference of the police emergency squad dispersed a mob of his own race bent on injuring him. Even after Paue had been placed in a police automobile the crowd elamnated, "he was a man of honor" and when the reviled his captors, they renewed their efforts to seize Paue. Paue had marred with his wife and said that although he "wusst so mad at the kid" (his 11-year-old daughter) he "wanted to get them all." He had shot his wife and the girl, who may die but the crowd which quickly prevented shooting of the boy. ROBERTS KILLS FULL CREW BILL AT SPRINGFIELD Vicious Measure Aimed at Railway Porters Defeated in State Legislature By a Staff Correspondent By a Staff Correspondent Springfield, Ill. June 24—State Representative Adelbert H. Roberts of Chicago continued the fight against the full crew from committee room to the floor of the house of re- presentation, and resulted in his attack on the measure caused its defeat by a vote of 101 to 52. Representative Hart of Batavia, as young white man, and an overseas veteran, sponsored the bill for the brotherhood association which souls to railroad discrimination in rail- road construction vigorous counter speech pleaded for democracy at home as well as already contested the rights of one of the most privileged people in privileges to the detriment of any other race as the bill would have sustained in its provision governing the rights of all people. As the result of the successful defeat of the measure, the jobs of nearly two hundred passenger train workers in several hearings in Chicago before a subcommittee of the legislature. One of the representatives from Chicago reported that people is reported to have sought to "whitewash" the intentions of "the sponsors of the bill by saying he felt the interest of Colored citizens would have had no Colored representation been present." A careful check of this legislator's campaign speeches indi- vidually shows that his purpose is "safeguarding their interests at the polls in the next election." GIRL'S BROTHER KILLS CRACKER SWEETHEART Memphis, Tennessee, June 24—The efforts of Ernest Thomas (white, age 19) of Memphis to sweetheart, Elisabeth Stokes, to accompany him back to his plantation near Lake Comorant, Miss., were received girl, and as a result Thomas is dead and Hill is in Jail here. He was put in police to that when she was employed as a cook by young Thomas and his father that the young white man had been sentenced to death and ended her life if she ever attempted to escape from the plantation and his attention. Following the flight of Thomas, he told him that he sought her whereabouts. Sunday one of Thomas' plantation hands is reported to have told him that the grandson in Memphis, Monday morning Thomas left home after telling his father he had to attend school and was surprised by the stead of seeing his doctor. Thomas proceeded to the Stokes home on Essex avenue and was surprised by the man is reported to have attacked Hill defended himself with the only weapon hand, an ax. Calmly waited the proprietor phone the police. A Mississippi phone moboned the local Hill, but upon learning that extra police had been provided with riot guns and that the local Race Men Hill, but upon learning that extra law enforcement, the mob changed its mind. SEARCH HOMES FOR LOOT TAKEN DURING CONFLICT Tulsa Citizens See Whitewash Probe Unless Government Takes Hand By Staff Correspondent Oklahoma Correspondent Tulsa, Oklahoma, June 14—Sheriff McCullough has sent out a large force of deputies to round up, persons responsible for the race riot here, recently which destroyed property to the value of 24,000 and caused the death of over 200 civilians. The whites named in the indictments are charged with murder, looting and arson. City officials have been accused, however, of attempting to "holl up" the position of showing it was member of our Race who started the conflict. This is being done, it is claimed, to save the city from damage suits that have been filed against the Race are not indicted for rioting. Sermons have been preached in white churches which demonstrate the course of procedure in this direction. The deputies in this case man have not been made public. Search Homes A search of white homes in the district a few blocks from the riot center revealed stolen goods taken from wealthy families who had to die the day the police station was stripped of his clothing when a member of the race identified the suit as his own. The officer alleged that he bought the suit and the police station was stripped of his inside pocket proved the rightful ownership. He was placed in a cell, but later released. The police prominently located here, was found eight miles from town, where, it is said, he had been shot from an airplane which followed him from the city. Lockett was back. Several hundred persons saw the aviator shoot Lockett, and were later fired on by the same plane themselves. Some are in possession of the suit, and the Letters have been sent to Congressman Martin M. Maiden requesting him to urge inquiry relative to the riot during the riot. The planes used during the riot and which set fire to brick buildings are owned by the United States government, it is known and kept at a training station here. Rowland Released Investigation has proven the fact that Dick Rowland, charged with "inappropriate"Page, was not in the elevator at the time the insult is said to have occurred. The store was closed as it was at the time the insult was at the top of the shift. Rowland has been released and is now in prison. The attack that the "attack story" was carefully planned in order to bring about the racial clash. He was made no offer to rebuild the homes that were destroyed. Men and women who were wealthy enough to afford the homes offered jobs as servants in white homes. The humiliation is so great that many are leaving for other towns where they will reside with friends. Loses Sweetheart. Sends Apparently C. O. Turner (white) of Eldorado, Ark., desires the companionship, Mrs. Amie, with her husband in Illies Isaac, with him extending over a number of years, came to Chicago and was mourning her home at the time of his passing, the past, when she was taken into custody by Sergeants Scott, Middleton, Stark and Smith upon devices from the sheriff of Illinois pursued the past, when Mrs. Wilson with grand larceny. The services of Attorney Eldorado Middleton, Stark and Smith pursued before Judge J. A. Sullivan with a writ of habeas corpus. After listening to the story related by Mrs. Wilson, she met her mother at the age of 15 years, and that she had lived with him as his mistress since, during which she received her own recognition, and would have to be further proof of the accession made to take Mrs. Wilson back to Arkansas. Attorney James A. Scott ordered Mrs. Wilson released upon her own recognition, and would have to be further proof of the accession made to take Mrs. Wilson back to Arkansas. Attorney James A. Scott ordered Mrs. Wilson is forced to return there to cohabit with Turner again. it will be an act against the federal laws come up for another hearing July S. KILLED IN COLLISION Cincinnati, O. June 24—Miss Minnie Minnie Schooler, 21, of 1204 Chapel Miniature School, from skull fracture, sustained in collision between a truck on which the skull was struck. Doctor of Philosophy C. V. cum laude." In 1818 she received her master's degree in English, being the only and only woman of her Race to have the degree from that institution. Since September, Jill M. Dykes has been teacher of English in the Dura-terry School. During her scholastic career she has won many prizes for excellent work. MEN IN FLORIDA CITY TO VOTE AT ANY COST The murders in Georce county last November during the elections do not seem to have done any good. In the town there are six men of the Race who are running for city councilman. The whites have plainly shown their dissatisfaction with the state of the election white workers were seen going about rallying their supporters to come and cast their votes to keep off what they terminated. It will dulless do no good, though. If our men stick together, for about half of the city's population is composed of lawmen and they were called out to prevent any fighting or bloodshed. Researched of the outcome, the sum are going to vote. WILL MAKE EASTERN TRIP St. Louis, Mo. June 24—Miss Charlotte H. Jones, of 3435 Lawton avenue, will visit Wednesday, via the Vanderbilt railroad, for Washington visit, friends and relatives. Jones will also visit New Norfolk, Atlantic City, Del. READ big free book offer on page 8 of this issue in, Pa. is the first physician at the University of Pennsylvania. She was given the honor Wednesday, and received a graduation bring to a close a bril laint scholastic In 1917 Miss Henry A. K. degree from R. de laff là with honors to Grover Cleveland Redding and Oscar Carney must hang Friday, Redding, who has feigned insanity and who styles himself as the "Emperor of Abyssinia," was denied a commutation to life imprisonment by Governor Small, who acted upon the recommendation of the Illinois State Board of Pardons and Parole. McGavick, who styles himself as "governor general of Abyssinia," was also denied a change in sentence. The two men, who were originally sentenced to be hanged April 22, were given a reprieve till June 24, so their claim for leniency. Both made of insanity. The governor's action blasted out their last ray of hope to live. The two condemned men were convicted of the murder of Robert Rose, a sailor, and Joel Hoyt, a cigar clerk both white, in a wild shooting affair in a park in Chicago. Dangerously wounded when he attempted to stop the burning of the United States flag, which was the "Mafia" movement that started with a parade and ended with the double killing at $3th. street and Indiana avenue about a year ago. Redding will die early, Friday morning. Henry Sloan, 44, 1154 Calumet avenue, who was arrested by Officers Kearney and Mulchyn, 35th predetin, on complaint of Miss Virginia Caruthert, 44, 1154 Calumet avenue, was fined $15 and costs by Judge John F. Hass of the Harrison County jail, where she proposed that Sloan had made indecent proposals to her, but Sloan stated that she had not been of giving her a 5-count offer being served with a cup of coffee by her. NARSED 'SELLING BONDS Atlanta, Ga; June 24—John Wehlo, styled the Liberty bounty thief, was regreted here while in the act of self- selling several bounties said to have been took from a man in Penacolan, Fla. in Alabama, pendentium. PRICE TEN CENTS A RS WAS ON OUTSIDE BUT HAD INSIDE "DOPE" ON HOUSE "Suspicious Character" Leads Officers to Store Place Containing Whisky On June 5 Mrs. Mire, ophelia Morgan, 650 Aberdeen street, called the En- gagement Association a suspicious character was loitering near her home. Officers William Rue and John Fletcher, they found Harry Woods on the outside and questioned that he was no suspicious character that "he was no suspicious character that the parties on the inside were." Having this much of a claw the po- sition of Mrs. Morgan resulted both Mrs. Morgan and Woods appeared before United States Com- munity officials for a building last Monday morning. Find Hidden Liquor Both Are Released On cross-examination by Attorney William McIntyre, coined for Woods, Johnson said the whiskey was pearls made the labels were money and the whiskey tasted like the usual home-made brand familiar to government investigators. The department had cases against Woods, Commissioner Glass discharged him, Mrs. Morgan, was also released. MISSISSIPPI GETS BIG ROSENWALD MONEY GRANT Jackson, Miss. June 24—Mississippi has been abolished $76,400 from the state budget for the year but this state is practically leading all others as the beneficiary of the money provided by Julius Rosenwald for the building of schools in the state and for port from the state department of education reads: We have just received announcement for the building of schools in the state beginning July 1, 1921, and Mississippi's allotment is $76,400. Applications now approved for the new budget will be delivered before the year has gone we will have our allotment for Mississippi taken up and that will impede activity in the building of school-house over the state." R. Wroece Giles, 3511 South State street, attending surgeon at President Hospital, took three stitches in the heart of Ewloot Thurman, 5637 South State Street. Doe was recently stabbed in a fight. Thurman had been rushed "to the hospital by the police following a fight. The operation was done under local anesthesia." Dr. Giles talked to the patient throughout the entire operation. It was necessary to remove the bone. This operation is a very rare one in surgery. Dr. Giles is the first surgeon to follow in the footsteps of Dr. Daniel Hole Willis. Dr. Giles is a graduate of Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. and of the school of medicine. He passed the examination at the head of the list at the Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitization after finding his internship at the President Hospital. Notice to Agents & Correspondents July Fourth coming on Monday, this office will be CLOSED ALL DAY. State news and orders should be mailed on June 29, 30, and July 1 FORTUNE HUNTER || CURE IN HAT FOUND jets SLAM IW HOME ses Charges Last Summer —_jliered te whew the resalun About Marines © The 1920 census feures ‘Washmgtm, D.C. 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Senate’ ieaders. have ison netiee In (raining nretsitres med 1a heen” Geaterstendd than the Sepete tote wii thee seeretary ta Ei Nats Tor making suitotont mone wrenilghies“seeretary: Mellons mhjers fie aes somteped on the fae that Sng: jatscnent nf eas to the veterans nth sare ences we eaten any hope whieh the gavern- iene hae’ for “redetion Sat. the 4 Fesottton tras fon sent to. the geleval erate commision acing it Cais tenchs te diteeaicnee Poe tte 6.0, P. GORNAITTEE. AIMS TD DISFARNGHISE AACE il Meciccr ity bane aah ceiate an article giving an account of io eee of Se Repti. So that Sommnktee nc Wanting aL Sas, SL NaS SRAM ete? et ec Sieg pues oe ASS trees ocala ie Eerie car a ir Ben are tated coin Ge aes. 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Sen Bat ne Sait Seo hater aa in GOATS Seats a tah in many’ of tie private conversations eta pag Ae alate See ee ian eb aa eee thai hela reset ye Bai tance tte. seca fi atta Santee a tana porn eee ree ise ada te See a te Sant can Con Seah So Tan’ teu ea eh ter Dogme at ne eer eae Semen (terete Ee Ee, es ie ede ee ae Paar tan tar ee ar Senet SE ity thee dene Baicie ee nina ha te ate ene oes eae ee Setar ciate vent ee i, i ate hte Ciel sedi oe abs score ce ih teennir a oe Per ae cee ee oe Son Bete, me teary Eee Siena ETM a ae AS tala re ses eae, comaiicent” Raunt eer encore eine arene Rte ser cane ae ameter cn Sete tes Romane Loner ie unease PORE a teed at Eras ae ace nate oe ete tua Ea anys er eoe: Me ane tite ate ee fe Cee ar elt Wetnton ting mens at an ang ain NE Be Sita aap tad ae Crue ees iti Seam he oneieh te Brae ee te er aos Seer A, eh Aa ei, tae la Se Sataien Secs oer tao oe Sens Fer crear han Rea aes a ae SS, Tee aces ae ee tees Se ae ese sro re taunt ee tae Sue eae ee BESO ecient CCSD eh atthe te tat oe ec earn ann teen SF fama oie Coe Sa eek eee EGU erosive, ince oy ta Loerie re Se ek ot ot te epee a en eee oa ls Cee ote a Bi ceotttty ty asl te Dee icee el matte ae Se ete Set se tee ST Oe deer sat tee ate Sr sre cae te EOS She SRG Me Sr oes oh ee Te ae Seale aa, We a ree ceeeey ee eh esas 2 ee co ea Foie eat of ohh et a cer or eee ae Sore eh Saati y wi a eal bs hee LS oor patti oe oe Catan de eft ae i Soro ter ores Rae Be eee es pe a See Sea nN hea Sear deat a ee cee Sigh ta meaner See feats’ Qheasht ea bets most rome oo ees Cae ee Soe eee cee aero Rise coe gts EEE, Rett ontote ark eo COO ok genet eee Societe Saat a eer i en SES coun opie a sec ace tale i oe fects fs cet ates SSR ee se earn oon ebecee te MONT a tha he Ee Ie ia Slr Se ae Sachem Mla geera ee OSS oa cata eae sie on cer tue tovenrd, 8 ~—s Som, HHE GENERAL areas = "tae MART k ges i wacrioece RSE ree ae NATIVE POT ee. \ Bowe Tue FRU OM) Sate ane | SMES. mae i ea ee a ak) we | ee ae Sr ie aie ES teceaatem tte af Gel Beer ar the Feentution it. in charged iat tke Mitesinire phe system of pricing steel adie from £6 40 88 to the: cost OF ‘The domestic production of suzar in thin countre fi the. fecal year ending in AW, 1821, war anpensie imtelg tit a bilian wounds pore than tn Tose.” Imports trom forvlin eaten inertived hy. 29,000,000, hers igherts from. eur depend mien deyreamed The neaelys a Tike mount. The wer capita crmaimptin fo¢ sume may.rearh over 1N0 ponte Enethe sear. Phe previous high mark waa iy $220 when the pwr capita cons Stmution was 81% pounds, Authorities. in Cabal are searching foe witeh doctors. This is due to the Inestertes disappearance of bes Frou inis haane on a ranch eae Quine foname, One woman. «supposed ‘Sater tas boon arrested. Vrnited States experts and imparts fen nt during: Slay, A. favorable trade Hotence ar giszbanomeaecvaoed this “countess sdenite the.” decrenn. eeparta for. Say totaled §129,000,0% ‘br neainet s348,000,000 for April anid Fasimot.o00 for May, 1826." ‘Imports far aie, moth, wens Baie st ta Stomterred weit $266.008,000 in Apel fnng 'sesta00,600 ny Say of the, year Betores : Fainiors In Pale Alto county. town, ace been worked ap to ih Mei Ty Tne discneery af, cartty contatntng CoM nn the fam of Rerkard sintth Fhe Marth was aseyed_ ig) Chiensh [and fon to contain $2622 worth at gui tor every ton. The average found e (uk mines te only | Lastest flares released 29: the con ors farrean reveal tive niet geklns intawss athe taresttnvttey in he eonntrs. "tive “vale” af meat Peking nreinets tn 191 wae $2710 Siispane "rom Sand stood rami sseond od amomoliies anied, with, $281- HSlagn and FASTSEANA, respectively, American tourists enmtinun to acenenp Paris. AL present there, ate eer 40008 there, Muewe Interest. tx Gein rhesen in che feted hk ee ee in the cls tteelt. HOOOLUMS INSULT AIAN WITH FAIR COMPANION We is unduuttediy well that. we now call attention to two cleeanastancen feeeat neeurrence’ fn Clitage hil Tnneate the presence of thee cond Unns Shieh fredure race rita. Ws ovnot want Sather one wf them, ‘Within the fast theo week ee ten st the fence hae een gtigelood in the acto rich at thee fon had. in- Wie. cambany a. yeu Soman. These ‘women ate reported Wahawe ten fale they may have iow" white. andthe attack Junta ajitiahion et tix ot mince mae che There” stems to hea en: Certo effort upen the pur afm cheng te punidencrit am “iawehreakise Senden te forethiy" and wnt prevent the snmenraee nf sven Uf the Fegees "ins tniblie gees ‘with wont wo might wae. ‘We understand thse In"one at the instances ve‘erred. ty the'reuns man and woman ha kon: inva! tea co the Sutieaker” tent Awiarenthe they had heen cen th iene the Second wenrd and wort ha heen seme by: hondlams in the aixtetct ti thelr accomplices farther out. AC Sing eate, when the comple entered the theaters these were set umn by these whiten: beaten unl spat pon. There mano FeoreetF, heotr ‘So far thes have not, but some dav ineate whites are going to jump wpe ihesright mane In such a tne. the Fenult In casiiy foresean. Untinaes Riable destruction of Me and prov: erty ie going te yesult, Then ‘after fe ul over, ‘there will he talk of nn Inventizntion. “ite nolteltute. wf those who fess x heile Ip Ive and ord Tapnnceary pnt Thre eens turien nf serfdont henueathed tot wore’ than nur hare. of those! whe Can quae team elind the. vell—he auuaifoan, meinronn ete. We ee this to protect theae women. We ae ain Yn ‘nrotert ange wunen who intrwst Thenmmeteen te aut eate, Wee mpectable eitizens. af a great cam: tunity re’ mot, cone tobe intiin diated tye the hitman. rift whieh venuld efcate Tekan of fervor. Tall tien fa ot in ft ‘Eennomtie conta dio" nee afert “the ianue. Norte i weer gait ae gianni in merely. a auention ae to whether elute Raine tn brunie such forcen sivtaeten i the quath af" au pura Stier hnppinees We weld swinmend thie canditian to our haw enforrement offetain. i fe guanntier’ ur ho dealt with nose Chicazw ix not sage, lle n rnse sh may ayeeats Wut her” fragrance that of ie shinson weet. A the Hower of thie vtved Tn rave ria Novone’enuld premime to, theraten i Such agen at thesre We ean only fom matters square tn the ce" ther are We sage that there will Rehuing ina bloated, | We Bon fein ie, tant ean wee deny any the posteasion of the shirit tv detent that’ he helietyn. to bericht tn Torexeeing tnd warning nf danse, we fre merely reiting human nniure into “ciretimstanens Wend nt Threatens we warn ive avis. "The nontunin win seminitied the axineke were a) tbe caters i the anion ate cont bans" operating. extensively throu may, oneratt MASONS. CELEBRATE Rronklen, fane 2MaThe anniver- sary ne the Nirthtay- of Ate Jahn se Sommreniorated iy the” Prine a Stusome and Ratiorn Stare ot tne Recomd Afszonte district dun 18. with stolwate exerehine nt Brien Street Ko MH church tieand Sieccer Th Sinha Ramer, ante na wo Present a heneilly eitfaved the ser Bion evered ir the Hex. We Shen. fer carpenter, Sea osren Masa Hike text sme totwen T3ehe He ni Carried abort Whi divers and stents finetrines, for W te 2 geod thing the’ the linet he estaltighed wth gra He war Aiea “with wens aenenety Wisdom aul practiead advice ta tit Miasone In generat aa the ‘vous aemhera othe fraternity tn partie District Deputy Cieand_ Maxtor wiltve Mtarabel, Mudor, hase: Juris ‘letlon cone the seemed district Tn troduced Grand taster Parker is th muster of nersmontes. “Phe jth utster took Tee, Carpenter. by" sir eae teen. agi, tt sermon face him a “Shriners pean in he Ralf af the Masons of the Second dis: toler. Owe 3th wate glen te th church hp the vitor, Sir seugens Planer’ af teanhne Commandery New Wark ‘cite, made the preaetta: Gon and Joh 1. Neon, who te pres. faent of the. trustee board of the ehureh, and master of Widow Son Uoager’arconted i Sptendit mse ‘sare renideret bx the choy tinder the aa onin of Mee Niners Ao SETHE CHIOAGO DEFENDER URE | : a Acknowledge Benefit |Gov. Groesbeck of I of Big Subscription ‘Welcome Deleg Campaign Annual Confe este dine 24g enlenge| Xo, one ie iis ing ight It ts indlfferent | fs ewelty summnat cont eta the RPMS 2) aoc tat iy ent rl AB a Seer tthe site, aR |) S's Socata th 20 ie wee 10,2 ay MERE) 4) roeaicck Ana or Het ie oeIUTNS| SRE | na "Rncan eA Brena coal 5 | ee remain oe Tea ee Sg eal rane ction ‘Dixon's comnsel- pitceney Smith | MAW: Jayne of the \ ich stand inthe gees see rich sta tn the | RPROaEaee Past Arm 11a REE tle Dison oC. tha] 5 eee ry i A imine rors for DS a | nit ie newer 20182 he RD Prev their Ot) Sse The cite a] Seo aes intemnts. oul glee We cao & la eligi dorm we iramtne Attorney Smith hevninnig hve wees given thelr pervicen indioate the allo. of hepnsitive stand for what one De= eves te Sut ve tua i her chet nn setter, Willa, Siithe at, Sing Site Drawn, Just. tefore Wine tranatorred fu Nabari, 1 wat to thank wh al tmy heart the Chicago. tietender for that it aid forme During ail any frown, so tare ae i have. eon abe {eto t fue hem the oBiy nae ie ite tat heat uh for me. awa ite yuishees to: kaon that 1 am Tnnucent. Sine Way. Gol, Reining ane. thie to prove fo. te world that 't'nmy mot gilts Ete Tint Defender wilt nies prosper “Sat Siew. biaouistinet tral tho Cb casw Detcner was. the only one af ee ire ce sek ees 1" deckired Mr. sitthe shnt evan talvatter the cant- smitten “nf “wen nce od “een frauved. “The fame. ‘condition ieewnited ate t he wecondl trial, The ‘hemmahne ths ‘nye months inf siting and waits ine the Defenler eye rowley mn in ag effort to enwinee. che tls fe the sate ctici Tee cea] rit oie ont ae mato sen [Be esae rs", it ee Fact pats | mn Solos ie Sgey) trensinas ns Bee Tey aa ene inonans wt Tear aa Sehiiniaag BAY ASM lee nt rimcintety Aaty. Lattimore FANT ie wan not guitty of the horrilte éharze Eat ote ach Si Sane put tf Roe a Sie ae one Wank ie etn, earls.” eae ha SRST Tea tet ot eit Thenichut he et eh face Defence. Alone ie stuck to the eet Er te Rh Be pees Pee a are Ue ss earn FY Sem NG: SS Te fagion of ques joutrwinties $e pt te Ipeesent Se stew ferme inthe next few Gaye: Tinie ie heenoee fintge yet fe to un whet as eer tee Cope oc feared id hee SBT pretext be tatcen ener tye a me ot ‘ar well aver bat whe wel Revorthetesa, tid the reese power: his man ie doin “P, Aans, nowy lected ehafrinan of tie epabtieas ‘ntingal emmunittees 1 titers Mhat the resident bite invited Sr ‘Mihima toe Washington and intense urmime aver most of te wore ut tts frayure date tis haa “This him Wen made ncesssary e- Jeause the tare, hulle of sacl wr fine swamped the nen she have pres Minualy.tovieed tfter the ere e¢ fe Eerie army of live ‘seekers, Wil ay: ne yraninater woemera pe civ a mega ett ut the respons! Anis" set iy Gale be nse Conteh Aaken ne svits the eviminiseration se ies of his new silsoe Ur dewate the ie to apuntatuuctits that is eves: are. Atumnes teneral Daweherts tela a like ‘postion. Ag a ennee: fenton, the Peesetents festiva inmnaet Sirs toe manele werner, hv Ieited Ae. ‘Adlatns” to euane. ts, the eavital an carey on the works Ths Seeision nn nie yates ie tefl, force reat utnhie? of tote seekers fo eomtsloraiiy iter thelé Liam. ALL STAR EXTRAVAGANZA se ee ee eos Mawiny, June 24. a aienston allentne extravazanan sil he staged at the Entapette themter toe the bier Tinee nets in caeyitie. | Sweur hes fore inthe hiaare af tterlen he furh we renresmatative eilasy af were Firmere angeared an the sani tl ‘Enjotine’ riot” vaestion,. theke nets chavs “yeation “togethoe a Site ee shine w owost entertain Tn Yehlele. whieh sansists of tin tvelars waitoviiie suid snulent "wa iia ‘Ninn: the Well known vatulectt- None aiesirine oi thw twoenssay Hine. whe, hae iter “enthinatae: Hleaity into thve lam nf ktelne. ate tlonterenert. samething ait we th srainars to exis nha tn the fine Theatricate arn Mest and Bry iter And fenipse, Howard. anil Craie. Cimmbies antes. Sinith ad Troe (ion sid Wile, Stonnee tate Tabor sing. Greed wand tie Come har meng. ine, te tl. Teawening. We Berry, cE Pravton ant Wea, Hann Th anier to give a Cominine couch to'che. gals performance. Cte Sronntcon nut Siac Fenwn seit a fear in the wastrel test" pare si tata: Don't fail to Rear De HL TH, Vrae- tor, great arator, At Tilerint Dain fringe, 484 street ard Tadians aves Babsscgh ede vali adi aed mr Me ee TTT TET TE TE A EEE CEE Eee For the Careful Investor Eight Per Cent Ist Mortgage Gold Bonds of the : . . Vincennes Hotel Company » : : EN Chicago. IIL. Gar | eg RN : Ea E OSes eT suimiiniiont eee Ce RS ae. a ee peuesomer eseiogerd 5 | SY E Fams. _ eis dees ir Hy Fams- Cie ieanamee at ty : Ue Ce eed oy Nh: 8% : 0 ete 0. : Teen Tae a eee Ce Cara cS > E Interest Pe eel laa, AN Interest: a poss SCRE a —= i aoa kuin | ignite 2) Baa See Stee aeeierey GES a 8535 : The VINCENNES HOTEL BUILDING and the VINCENNES APARTMENT BUILDING — The Most Beautiful Race Hotel in the World : TOTAL BOND ISSUE, $125,000 S<irg!hy sfc Mortgage azn she Vincennes Motel Busing TOE Vincennes, HOTEL, auLDING, &o:) A Gilt Edge Investment : Se tale iiaon maui ao: | £2 Gilt-Edge "ovestirient SINR roan LB Hh eee eae ee ine puniie wi whae it actoany nai Fleet 5 8 Pet Cent Interest Bearing Gold Bonds, denominations ‘$100, $500 and $1,090. Interest coupons payable semi-annually 3 us SEES Wn, A. Byington & Co. BLE, ee RECON DN LEIP IO PRONE ODES TN. CN EAP SE ON | MAL MS A TIS ee RIM ly ECP, ER AE FUTURE OF AGE QloGUSSIGN AT NAACP. MEET Xew Nork, dune 24—The National Association or the Advance [Goiveed People. has nanonnced thet fis (selec anal conference veil be het in Detcole from June so to Say 2 sl evete i. sont he! future of one eve i Ameria ‘A thousand neapte. gt ‘hail races cromn all erts OF the United States are expected to attend. the conten: Shep arcane tthe mnnonncenent fd tite welcome to extent fe the-state ‘or ‘Michigan Ws" Cover [Grovatek anu for Betrolt hy" Sager Coton, SMoortiehd Storey. exenceaitont of thes Amerlean fiat’ Agsoulstien an Howe president of the Nationat "Asm lation fer the Advancement of Cal fret Peopte, with nreside a tho mp nz amass. meetings nt whe Sel tig Wedge nf the. Wayne. counts Hroalt COU i 0 "Among the subjects which wil he usevsand ML meeting of the. confer onee are “Negro abuets Trt fe Roerten's Initntelal Patra an Aikmening: Ant Teenage as ject of the alsteanwhise ment et 1 seater fn commen ih re feent enw rots, Supestelty wi eter Shea, to the Tisn rlot. Wt fx expt ine sHettms of the ies riot wit 31 the-camfercoee to xive neste nan istimeny me winst ager. “Among? the syweakers atthe conser: ne wil he. teepresentatie Leon 2 Tager of Attazonst: whe hag inte iced n fester antidymehine mene tier Harry Re Davis af the Ole Sag Wisinnnre:, Prot itohert Te Wert Sitthor af ©The Voice wf the: Nec mex i Mauger. peestent od th iMennyni State! Feeration a hors George," Masnes, forme ireetar of the thteran of Nero. Reo: inte of the Untied. tates Denar moemtot fahor!. Nermsin. tf Thana aid stent Wincens foriner president tthe Halting senate and not cere Eonyative tothe: Ameriyna op 6 Hin Patriotte Union of Fate CAMPAIGN FOR TULSA'S "AID TAKES ON NEW LIFE ene Foie acho mia Hersey dee "a “es BE lid alte seine Pe Ese bien Echies ih teats we See aaa oh hi Rat Fund continent ee MO caer oe seen nate tes Seve fe taming a campagne Etienne ee ater el sree cau enaertrs Si Sy tate aria kee FRanW WIDBLETON Bies serch Nee lg op Pra weed ase Rae eS ahs sete tee aa Eee ee i fea egg Sutin wo he ee Reet tractors We econ nd. 8m a eg ee ye ‘ace EEN fet STATE, GN EN ee ao WO ae ey Wyo 1 Se ment EM 111) aa oe anes” Be SQ] Hi Il|SwGa state Bau 2 HI{|STATE. STREET #0 CABRED. Sa THIRTYSIXTH PLACE * ett | HEAD OF RESEARCH BUREAU Gite ohare ste eels sbiee ie ger ey Ge ees Brittain aire Me A rer siesagmeia C0 foal naman tm ett Tat imi ae een tec ft Inara echoes are Bett rie ef ero Steers Seniesa ert aurora a Inne stadt af white Sergt. Tucker in California Posten, Cal, fn 2k—Sorst dames T Pueker af Glens apant ton dave in thle ely isittnes hie shters Mine ‘Eten “Paster ait Sex. Nana Fister, AN musieto was glen th is anne by Wie nisves, Mlssen. Peetinen Kine a Beateioe tanks: Aire sinner nf xara ween peegenty Se Pheer Wit Mtemstaye for San. Frat: Giclee ive wt eine felony td Thre rene to tye Why Cig Raymond Bunn on Vacation Rocky Aone S.Ca dune 2. Rasmand Bunn of Washingtan, D. & fein the ety fora fewe mek whe ine hist tantivor und felons, stoping ee oP Cuiten erat BEN. L. DAN TELLS oTORY OF MERCHANDISING Fee eae reine WeUL evening {ido a" Sy" trea “ot men amd ‘otncn can he seen guint lata the hi rains ‘gregers, wegetatie and tara Inatkee aust East stat strsct, meat Filan, eenie, owe aad operat elton Tea," thy enya tat line serge th Teice for twenty urs ‘ative Som Shine Tig ene feather connesttan, nat ses oft Sr operate any aunt store: that. The ig®ane at 213 Sua ‘aine Stree” Uinminring. The eats aro hota ing to dante tong, on Rist streets Hteghy'* ged." pnwiets nen, clenning ‘Gath aft polishing” the kiasa wiong he strc. ee ana thre an ai Morker makes an appearance. Phen omnes at fnmense dane tenckone Che sams from the auto factors roid wlth ereens and enotsier Taig he! Ae wee, are sizaine sa Darin store te eeliied with "tie Ercens "an. sesetag pects hes ‘Sune thu ae of ange be in to fone: grown ait ve tine Talents ESSE athe in the arnt Fou Puc te bee ‘te, oun at the vegetable trucks cave, egme meat tracks amd th emt [oe Yardrty tr food peednets that ae ttlicerel tally. free feom the mai {Suisiers ow wholesale proces 6 ‘Now cengr the serious tunes of tho whys Yo Sel fied eng ee Pea Ming. naeing a serene wort fr Prorvane. jolie and ntientiver foe inns imam ties enenrton ane prow ions" to. the tiie the" eae see tars und bc kody mai futon.” He's Alwate eendy to sore ua €t0a aad entoy nas on eet to. be of reat hel anda Brat che apteers "Rose Siti paitenens and ehtert- ome wont increavetantnese. “He Rete is, ve hig rare and th Fragen in ihe tig reawnne soup et th EC ther marets alwage the bes, hat th rice fe rich, “tone twenty eard.aeo, Dan and frit uation. staried Inthe. rrncert Titsimesa Ae fist te Mace teas so Sin teve wate Mull, in the hes find plac, worked hard, sods 3 teh" tne peieoss nt ie eame the ‘cating nie ponple of the Tea. With fatenenathae the hasiness sew ated row There ‘came a tlene. when Theva nthe tired fromthe ust pss toxving Hens, fe ‘Dan, 218 Bas Beeston thw oni On6 of the nam instars tiene am ts known Cot county: ie seeton the Taree mony RE eee Cacukt aan ber bane SATURDAY, JUNE 25) 801 ca rave ben Qiks al scart Sesh Sees AY Zs Be ea occ Set fie i gate eae ie at Sarg tebe i Wass see ba ie Ee people looking. lato. the. show weer te sierheaesanenariderat fir gaeehat os Sua RE aie event ga aalan nee ae ii Sera ett Sree Gel ee era aan eam ictal Sub gto IRS aa Bead Sor a oe eh ct ioscan dane ehae Reciraett ar Sugars Te cart chat es pemeeeeteta ease arene una Pekete aaa Citaa erthe ie e Bon we sorta ahs abet Me aint_Mes. Taner hae 454 East 47th St. Kemmeee 8, tect ee TEIN rat Gna Se ee ifecatcineay tien she tine Ramah Pearse Pape nearns| Smuventent Rame: call ae nr oles iE eamkcne oth he it et Si ia | EPSILON Heh wcan “cigar tne ee ae AEE ier ete tae Rae TEN ah Siena: sn, Bae Neem ten Sf, fae tris, a i Hibs en Se epee et EA SL Ts We haze some good ates In houses. Stes amet obese hte DISMONDS SNe Re aes IG CUT IN Prices fae Sem tahiti a eh ae Fe cou. S100 ‘LOFTIS BROS.&CO. pane ASUe, ee Ssucte Be. ehteares RL Calumet: Herb Tonic The Great System Builder ech ake ‘ines mand Sieowel ne | eee Sea SG AS att Calumet Remedy Co. SAY, FELLERS! ae oss lees Sia] wise bird Bag. Weg]. who sat on ay VG a trotiey BER: om Gh] wire to keep, Prose SA] warm. He's waft gc] dene, Tote ag] plane te Chicago Heating & Ventilating Co, 12 W. 306. Sts Englewood 3802 fagshatsni ate Abe "Peppers ts es Ouija Board The Mystic Talking Board ang selentste chim mat this pane oer not answer nueations tron road toe wocaetizn. Spleitnatses Setieehae Taeisile arity gue ta sitentents, w wupeeter incellgenes se atures Whether Tor ee ial avfpcory ae the other, the fact corti that Fou en. have endiess ieee Zoclbouba at is ane bali 22s, $10 by Melly We ex Ua Tor shipving- ALPHIL NOVELTY CO. 3601 Dearborn St. Chicago, IM, The CHAS. L:-REESE “AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL Garage and Repair Shop Special Classes for Ladies: te aase Lh Sirens. Oavgtas s0ts SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 Washington, D. C., June 24—One hundred thirty-nine degrees were conferred upon a. states of the Howard University by Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, president of the university, at the ninety-second annuall commencement exercises held on the university campus. Friday, June 10. The honorary degree of doctor of science conferred on Dr. Charles E. Hentley of Chicago. The exercises were preceded by the academic procession which, started from the steps of the Howard University Carnegie Library at 4 o'clock, led by the H. O. T. G. band, which played the professional march, and headed by Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, the retiring treasurer. Hon. William H. Lewis, of I. ton, commemorated members of the various academic societies of Chicago and composed of the trustees, deans, professors and members of the various academic societies of Chicago and alumni. The course of the procession was from the steps of the library to the administration building and dean's office, and from the grounds where an audience of visitors, friends and relatives of the various graduates were assembled to President King Present President Charles Jumbar Bradley King, of the Republic of Liberia, among missionaries in Duluth, Laboratory consult general, were guests of honor on the platform and in the mission which with his leaders. Commencement Program The protection by the Reverend Jason Nobe Force of the First Congregational church of Washington he leavened by an overtime by the A. O. T. C. band, after which the Hon. William H. Lewis of Boston, Mass., the United States, delivered the commencement address, choosing as his subject, "A Plea for the Reign of the Dr. Durkee Confers Degrees Following the commencement exercises. President J. Stanley Durkee conferred degree to Dr. Durkee, physician and law upon the candidates who were presented to him by the deans of the various schools and colleges. School of Liberal Arts School of Education School of Applied Science Schools of Beljoton and Law Darrenes In Medicine Degree of Ph. C. were awarded to C. Randolph H. Heckley, Clarence A. Carter, William H. Hall, Antonio J. Sampson, William R. Hall, Antonio J. Sampson, Nathaniel A. Schmidt, Edward Village, Presentation to Dr. Bentley Dr. Charles K. Bentley of Chicago, Ill. was presented to the president of the university by his dearest friend, to receive the degree of Doctor of Science. Dr. Bentley's degree upon his death were as follows: Charles K. Bentley; Author, teacher, friend of man, and brother in science, where farm and farm, and 100 H. S. Graduates in 1922 The commencement season is a good time to take stock of the quality as well as the quantity of the goods offered by our schools and colleges as material out of which the destiny of it is gratifying to know that nearly 600 young men and women have seen the vision of preparing the insiders for the future. We are enrolled in the best colleges and universities in the land. With more than 100 at the University of Kansas, some of the largest number at Chicago, we have a right to feel proud. If we add to this number the even larger enrollment at the known Southern colleges, the picture looks more than encouraging. Northern School's Problem However, when we study the facts once closed, and many restores some satisfaction. The total absence of high schools in the South is too well known to discuss, and many cities, where schools and teachers and equipment are of the very least, where there is an open door to training and education, that one can reach. Washington, with a high school enrollment running into four figures, and with 500 to 500 graduates in the school enrollment which will hardly exceed 500 and with a graduating list which will not exceed 100 in the school, indianapolis and most of the smaller cities. What is the answer? It is in the shortness and lack of common sense. Many think that the handicaps of prejudice make it unnecessary to get a good education, in the belief that it is not necessary. Then in later years an unexpected chance comes and finds them lacking in proper training and educational preservation. The chance comes and leaves us nothing but vain pretends. Young Stillman's Decision Young Stilman's Decision Young Stilman decided that after witnessing his mother through her trouble he was going to finish his education so that he could take care of his family. His times it imperative to get an education when by a mere med of his head he can summon the best teachers and build a cause he can pay the prices to command them, how much more necessary it ought to be for the rest of his who must begin life with nothing but much to the glory of our common humanity. Prizes Awarded Announcement was made of the award of various prizes to the following students: Alpha Kappa Alpha School $10 to the young woman in the School of Fine Arts graduated from Howard University, awarding the four years of work at Howard University awarded to Miss Pauline in the School of Law the Calabash & tionary for the highest average scholarship covering three years of work in the school. The scholarship is awarded to Louis Rothschild M-iii- Alumni Reunion On Commencement day, Friday, June 14, the university held a business meeting in the Andrew Ginkin Memorial Chapel, at which of the university's ten faculty members issue H. Nutter of Atlantic City, the university's president, the annual alumni address was delivered by W. A. W. Baldwin, the university's vice president, a meeting of the Theological Alumni was held in the University Administration building on the clapet at noon. The general meeting dinner was at 10:00. Grounds Beautified During the week the grounds of the university were beautifully decorated with stained pathways which led along the campus from the entrance to the various buildings, with flags breaking well into the air which greeted everyone as they camp on the campus. Added life entered the campus when the building was furnished by the K, O, T, C, Band, which rendered 'concert daily from Monday to Friday' under the direction of Liberty Kings. WEST SIDE NEWS Paul Wrailey Jones North Side News Mrs. Gasson of 146, North Waltham Robert Wendell Breskell of 425, Ken- more avenue, son of Mrs. Ida Breskell battle, June 22 and 23 at a poled toile battle, June 22 and 23 at a poled toile who has been taking violin lessons of 72 jackson, is considered to be one of 720 North Franklin street was valu- able Texas, on account of Katie Gaines of 720 North Franklin street Mich. through Aaron Perry Robinson. Walter Ilyde of Fort Smith his brother at 152 Lafarge street. One Step Be Expected Re-acting a some of just how he would have been shot if it had not been a gunfight, Judge John F. Hass of the Harrison court street court of New York came to his house with a gun and threatened his life. White was placed in peace bonds for a year, but a jury. The Chicago favorites, Antoinette Garnes and Harrison Emmanuel, will appear with Orator Proctor Monday evening, June 27, at Pilgrim Baptist Advertisement. our wits and courage to see to it that we acquire all the training there is to teach our children the kind of school and think they want to go to work, it is time for parents to teach them, and get a good stout stout if necessary. Talk, persuade, force them. Anything to keep them in school, to help them living with the parent that gives in to the pleadings of a child at such a critical time, to children the gospel of preparedness. No group or race of people can travel very far on ignorance. Everybody have a good grammar and high school education. We cannot build up business unless we have begins to build with Watch your Irish and Hickey competitions. When they win, they have them in night school or business school. Seldom are they satisfied with an ordinary grammar and landscape of color prejudice, why increase the odds by neglecting the tools which the other finds useful in business? For every boy or girl denies a first-class schooling in the South town or city in which a school exists. Every boy or girl out of school is a town or city in which a school exists the opportunity, and on themselves. Finish your education. Begin early. Grammar school is hard but any high school education is absolutely necessary. After that, if you have to go to work, you should go to a high school education school. Let the movies and the caribbean go for awhile. Your time is worth dollars every minute of your youth when your brain is still growing. You can yourself by blaming the other fellow for opportunities you have thrown away. You will find room for the man or woman with courage or convictions and the proper training. Make the best of your time. Help others to do when you can. 100 Graduates for 1922 Chicago ought to have at least 100 high school graduates this year. If there are exceptionally qualified citizens of Chicago, the citizens of Chicago could make no better investment than giving those young people a lift over the rough places. It would be great to work together for a record breaking graduation year in 1922. William Hayes, despondent over unemployment, succeeded in the third of 1782 Lantyne avenue. This is but one tragic example of the forlorn situation which contends with labor with respect to unemployment. The studies of the Department of labor on unemployment in the last decade have shown that unemployment among all groups of Americans is on the increase. The adjectives of the war difficulty being the buildings and building laborers bid fair to give employment to a large number of Americans. Naturally, our people will benefit largely by the resumption of building operations and the availability of skilled and unskilled workers who will be benefited by the opening up of building jobs. We have seen a serious fact to give in the life of our group and those of us who are interested in the ameliorations among our people naturally are interested in suggesting and studying but any plumage may reflect the general nature of our people. It appears to the writer that if the Negro churches in their programs seek more largely in the matter of establishing legitimate and sufficient employment means within the community, offsetting the present difficulty. It would also appear that if leaders in the industrial unions with the view to getting all unions, both skilled and unskilled, to open their conditions would be better, and other problem in this connection is the problem of adequate training of these workers, were possible to affect through some agency or agencies an understanding with the training of the youth by their apprentice system our supply of skilled artisans would be greatly increased to the 2 per cent limit which it is today. POLICE USE NIGHT STICKS ON BROOKLYN "BLOCK PARTY" Brooklyn, N. Y., June 24—Corporate Dickerson, a police officer, had to use his nigh-time defense. June 11 Dickerson was attacked by a blockade of ruffians at a block party on St. Marks avenue, between Buffalo and Rochester avenues. Corporal William Dickerson was the one who "the row was due to a number of young men starting what was described as a 'rough house.' Dickerson said, 'Oh you are only a Colored man just like me. How do you get that way?' He attempted to arrest the man, but the police scattered the gun and dring his service revolver in the air. Clarence E. Johnson was arrested, but Dickerson would not make any charges against Eighth Regiment Notes Makes Since Possible Responding numerous complaints that the 22th and 24th federal streets could not be built, the mayor believed kept, Leont, Ben Garfield, sold officers Witty, Whitney, Homes, Michigan, they. They cleaned, Fred Elise, Phinles, 28, 366 State street; Horne, Phinles, 28, 366 State street; Horne, James Williams, 28, 366 State street; James Williams, 28, 366 State street; morning. They were each fined 10. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER POLICE FORCED TO TEAR DOWN LAKESIDE CITY Many People Visit Chiling heard of this strange place and its popularity grew. The authorities did not see fit to molest those novel homesteaders, instead they encouraged a crowd which seeks for curiosities Men and women from all over the city spoke of their visit here in the city to the Field museum. The men were glad. They prospered from the visits of the curious and the kind. From the food. No disorder was reported as having been heard of in the lake colony. A sort of leader was selected as such, probably the urban center might have known. Practically all the wants of the men were cared for in their own little community. Work in the village has the most known quantity in the village. Man Is Killed Then in stalked grim death. He alighted from the wheels of an ill-fated car, and the railroad company must be crossed in going to and from the lake dwelling, and the trucks was killed. The railroad company complained, fearing that in a responsible. The chief of police saw justice in their claim and ordered up. Constitution reigned among the citizens of the place until they were told that in their extremity they were ordered for by the Chicago Urban League. ONE NEAR DEATH, SEVERAL HURT, IN NEAR RACE RIOT Jersey City, N. J., June 24—Considerable trouble occurred between the races June 14, resulting in the injury of four men, two of whom were foothill avenue, who was stabbed in Jackson avenue. After a general fight between both factions, Fred Clark, 42, 88 Ege avenue, and Fred Clark, 42, 88 Ege avenue, not known how the trouble started. The white man, who identified Daniel Carm, 25, 116 Ocean avenue, as his assistant, will probably die. The home of Albert Randall, 27, 79 Ege avenue, and arrested Randall, Ramiel Corn, 17, 116 Harrison avenue, and Flyder Parker, 29, 94 Kearney avenue, Crowds of people were numerous, necessitating a heavy guard of police reserves around the section occupied by our group. WOMAN LAWYER SAVES MAN IN 3 YEAR FIGHT On Wednesday, August 7, 1918, Milton O. Sorells, 5215 Dearborn was murdered in their bed. He was roasted and charged with the crime. When brought to trial he assmilmed the judge. He was found guilty and asking him to appoint Miss Pearl M. Hart to defend him. Miss Hart act- tively tried to prevent the case was tried and Sorells sentenced to life imprisonment. Miss Hart was convinced, of Sorells in- terest from the bank (she had only been practicing a short time) she carried him to the court. She then which received the case, and ordered a new trial. Last week Sorells was given his freedom, which he owed to having tenacity of Miss Hart, which he put up without fee a 1000 of reward. BOYS' CLUB WINNER IN NATIONAL COMPETITION Philadelphia, Pa., June 24—At the annual conference of the National Basketball Association, 153昌ingham, N. Y., 165 clubs were represented. The only Rare club having members there was the Wissahichon Selahon of the city. Its 165 members took one second and three third prizes. Slur on Hebrews Starts Riot at Bathing Beach A shirring, remark followed by a quick blow and a race riot was on the scene of a woman, resenting an insult offered to members of the Jewish race, shipped the face of the life guard who had made the remark. The life guard, a woman, struck back and the riot was on. Replying to the insult of the guard Mrs. Stein she had to have replied: "A life is a white girl." The guard, who found his deep coat of tan somewhat embarrassing at this point because it was too dark, showed the remark, showed the regulation Southern chivalry and struck out. His fellow guards hounded in with our weapon. Result, a regular riot with men and women fighting each other without some of them knowing what had been taken from their heads were taken home as memories of the fun. Bloting is fast becoming the national pastime. Maybe the different folks who skipped the sentiment will be aroused to protect our people who have been long victims of the mob and put a stop to popular American outdoor sport. DR. McCLURE DELIVERS SPEECH MONTCLAIR. IN. June 24-James Hunter McClure, Ph.D.; Central University, Indianapolis, delivered two addresses here Sunday, June 10. He will appear at Baylor. He will appear in recital June 30. USES THREE-INCH BLADE TO PIERCE MAN'S HEART Elwood Thurman, 5655 State street, an expressman, 31 years old, was cut death about a clock hour after day, June 12. Charlea Doy, alias Vaughn, 2413 Calumet avenue, an ash wagon driver, bounded south on the east side of State street, he halted in front of Thurman's home. Thurman drove up his truck and drove to the firehouse. (Thurman) could back in. Ross re- fused. Words followed, then, behind a signboard, the two men went to the hand-to-hand exchange. Thurman was the better, the fight with Ross, Ross, realizing that he was losing, got out his knife and put Thurman in the arm's breast. Then Thurman, bleeding profusely, rushed up the stairs of his home. He quickly returned with a 44 caliber JOHN G. EMORY ELECTED AMERICANIC 'LEGION HEAD Indianapolis, ILL., June 12.—The national executive committee of the American Legion, the Emory of Grand Rapids, MIch., to be the national commander. He is surrounded by the Emory of Grand Rapids, MIch., who was recently killed in an automobile accident outside Indianapolis. Mr. Emory has announced his introspection just where his former commander left off, and with that aim he has resigned his position of the Grand Rapids board of city commissioners. The new national commander sent to the city to serve as the officer's training camp at Fort Sheridan in August, 1917. Upon leaving there he was committed to France. He entered the officers' training camp at France. There he saw services of various kinds and fought in many of the contests encountered and he was awarded a bronze arm in the Meuse-Argonne offensive of October, 1918. A short time before he had been sent to Grand Rapids in 1951, TO HOLD CENTENNIAL Jefferson City, Mo., June 24—The Industrial Commission of Missouri met the executive committee of the Missouri Centennial Commission on Monday to discuss two committees plans were made as to the part the Race was to play in the centennial that is to be held in the city. The commission has been months the city has been the host of more than one of our prominent politicians, interviewing the governor and the mayor. Governor Hyde will appoint the board of curators for Lincoln University soon, but as yet has made no plans as to whom he will appoint. Announcement An International Achievement THE SUCCESSFUL IN INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED Authorized Capital Ten Thousand FIVE THOUSAND SHARES OF TION IN BLOCKS No Free Promotion Stock books open June 20, 2013, of the State of Illinois. The basis, complying with the Illinois. All officers of the are carried in banks under the general public at the or than five shares. Terms, payments of $7.50 each. BUSINESS—The International surance Company is being organized and accredited to public the United States and sessions. Standard policies, liability, accident insurance, and meticulous quorum requirement state. A successful business will the company since the railway National Enterprise Industrial voted approval by authorizing the company. The present number of furnishing over ten million business on an average max $1,000,000 which must allow close for nearest kind of office and members of the Board of D. COMPANY POLICIES—The talent available in America will manage the office and field work person must own stock. All business will invest in current assets (or working cum of $100,000 on deposit will Illinois for the protection of pota in stock accumulated for sale of stocks. IMPORTANT—No sum shall mission, promotion and organize account of any share of stock in the business. Surplus from will be issued to the officers and members of the Board of D. IMPORTANT—No sum shall mission, promotion and organize account of any share of stock in the business. Surplus from will be issued to the officers and members of the Board of D. IMPORTANT—No sum shall mission, promotion and organize account of any share of stock in the business. Surplus from will be issued to the officers and members of the Board of D. Announcement Extraordinary! An International Achievement for Colored Railway Workers of America THE SUCCESSFUL LAUNCHING OF A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS INTERNATIONAL CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS Authorized Capital Stock, One Hundred Thousand Dollars Ten Thousand Shares, Par Value, Ten Dollars Each FIVE THOUSAND SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK NOW-OFFERED TO PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION IN BLOCKS OF FIVE SHARES AT TWENTY DOLLARS PER SHARE Stock books open June 20, 1921, by authority of the Director of Trade and Commerce of the State of Illinois. This company is being formed on the Casualty Insurance basis, complying with the strict requirements of the "Blue Sky" laws of the State of Illinois. All officers of the incorporating organization are heavily bonded. All monies are carried in banks under state supervision. The stock is open for subscription to the general public at the quoted price of $20.00 per share, selling in lots of not less than five shares. Terms, $100.00 cash, or $25.00 cash, balance in ten equal monthly payments of $7.50 cash. BUSINESS—The International Casualty Insurance Company is being organized to well slick and accident insurance policies to the general public. Public insurance sessions. Standard policies, limited to slick and accident insurance, and meeting all legal requirements. A successful business will immediately support the company since the Railway Men's International General Industrial Association has authorized the formation of the company. The Company is capable of furnishing over ten million dollars of business on an average maximum policy of $1,000,000, all shows a fertile field for this kind of insurance. COMPANY POLICIES—The best insurance talent available in America will be employed to manage the office and field work. Every such person must own stock. Able and influential persons must be insured to and members of the Board of Directors. women of our confident belief of the immediate sale of the stock issue. The Railway Men's International Association is able alone to absorb all business and Bits-two (1,852) members in Chicago could want business and professional men and leaders of fraternal organizations in every city to be share holders. We want other classes of Colored liberals and particularly underpaid school teachers to buy at least one share on special arrangements. Field forces will immediately consist of the second hundred local officers throughout the country. We want 1,000 school teachers to get in touch with us at once. Prepare now to continue your working year through the summer. Make us much in four months as you have in college. FINAL—The management offers the present stock at $50.00 per share in lots of not less **ASSETS**—The present price of the stock will not only provide the required legal deposit, but will create a substantial surplus before the first payment will constitute additional assets. The net current assets (or working capital) will be the sum of $100,000 on deposit with the state of Illinois corporation holding a neat surplus accumulated from the present sale of stocks. **IMPORTANT**—No sum shall be used for commission, promotion and organization expenses on accounts of the corporation, and hold a 15 per cent of the amount normally paid upon subscription for such stock, and the remainder of such payments shall be hold or invested as authorized by the law or by the corporation and hold by the organizers, and the directors and officers of such corporation after organization as bailiffs for the subscribers, to be used only in the conduct of the business of insurance by such corporation after being licensed therefore by proper authority. **SUMMARY**—We assure all Race men and INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW FIRM OF DENISON, W. INTERNATIONAL CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY Attorney Frank M. Listen at a U. N. I. A. meeting and saying, "Have time alone will solve our problems" Mrs. A. Holden, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jack Johnson, as heev. John A. Johnson, preaching a sermon on "Who ever smiles then on the right check, offer also thy jeff"—Isham D. Whitley, Detroit, Mich. R. I. Jones playing in "Bambout" with John H. McKay—A. O. Osborne, Hotel Lawrence, Oklahoma City, Okla. Madame Rainy pumping oil out in her oil fields"—Brent Seals, Texas Theater, Wichita Falls, Tex. Billy Scholes playing the tunnel at Nigara Falls a play while other sports are playing the racec! "Black Dispatch," Buffalo, N. Y. President Howard of Liberia buying up all of the rowboats in the country and little Moses, making all of his bible back to Africa. Solomon Gray, 184 Winter avenue, Cantonville, MD. Roy Wolfson getting up at 6 o'clock in the morning?—Cecil Sims, 3320 Forest avenue, Chicago, Ill. Eola Smith playing the piano at the new Paradise Gardens?—E. L. C. Smith, 5002 Wabash avenue, Chicago, Ill. The Ziegfeld Follies playing at the Monogram Theatre—R. H. Holland, 3020 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. Henry L. Johnson of Georgia running for President of the U. S. A.?—Courtland Williams, Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Maud S. Graves driving her limousine—L. E. C. Smith, 5002 Wabash avenue, Chicago, IL. "Bungling Green" as president of a bank—F. J. Gordon, Bolton, Miss. Bert Williams being a sparing partner for Jack Dempsey, and the referee placing him up on the floor—constantly—Jason, Chicago. The very attentive waitress at Tip Miltner place without her smile—Buffalo, N.Y. Louis Bernard passing around the "tea" from his hip pocket after telling his usual fish story—Andrew W. Jefferson, 100 Peter street, New Orleans, La. If there's anything that someone that you know would appear ridiculous doing, or that you don't believe and send it happen, write it down and send it to Boggs, care the Chicago Defender. ELEMENT EXTRA Evement for Colored Railway LAUNCHING OF A HUNDRED CASUALTY INSURA UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STAT Central Stock, One Hundred d Shares, Par Value, Ten OF THE CAPITAL STOCK NOW OPEN OF FIVE SHARES AT TWENTY D n Stock! No Free NOW ORGANIZING CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GENERAL AGENCY COMPANY, Inc. CASUALTY INSURANCE LEGALLY ADVISED BY STATKINS & WHITE Gen women of our confident belief of the immediate sale of the stock issue. The Railway Men's Intermediate Association is associated with the every share, and fifty-two (1,552) members in Chicago could float the company in six months. (These men want business and professional men and leaders of fraternal organizations in every city to be share holders. We want other classes of Colored men to be share holders and particularly underpaid school teachers to buy at least one share on special arrangements. Field forces will immediately consist of the men of the country. We want 1,000 school teachers to get in touch with us at once. Prepare now to continue your working year through the summer. We as much in four months as you have in eight. FINAL—The management offers the present stock issue at $20.00 per share in lots of not less than five shares. The price of $20.00 a share is made on this first allotment of 5,000 shares. We encourage all Colored men to be share holders. While Colored men are financing and will manage the company, the matter of merit and needed opportunity, and not racial discrimination, is sought by the INTERNATIONAL CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY of Illinois. Money placed in the stock of this great company is organized to MAKE MONEY and PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY for Colored men and women on a policy based on sound business principles. The stock is by United States Postoffice Money Order or Express Money Order, made payable to International Agency Company, 3441 South Wabash Avenue. Register your letter when accompanied by cash. NOW ORGANIZING NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE SENDS WORKER TO TULSA St. Louis, Mo. June 24—The National Urban League, as following the East St. Louis riot, sent a representative of the formation of an interracial committee which will remain as a permanent activity of the League, to form a square deal for our people along social lines in Tulsa. George W. Buckner, executive secretary of the St. Louis Urban League, who immediately after the East St. Louis riot and for two years thereafter, led the formation of the East St. Louis Urban League, was dispatched immediately after the Tulsa incident to the scene of the riot. "The whole Colored area has been wiped out, with only a few homes here and there remaining, these people, all thousand have left, and the M. K. & T. railroad is offering half fare to all who wish to visit, and the time and beyond description, of the Tulsa Hotel. I will stay here until the time, the moment will be working along heading to an organization. The city is still guarded, and I had to show my allegiance in order to get It is Mr. Buckner's purpose to instillate a social welfare program in Tulsa which will tend to remove the causes of friction, enlarges the trial opposing the statute, secures deal in all phases of community life. WIFE CEASED FLOGGING HUSBAND TO ABUSE COP New York, June 24—Mrs. Lillian Maxwell, 101 West 140th street, gave an exhibition of just how much she could bear to bushish Richard Maxwell, Sunday, at 141st street and corner avenue. While the angry wife was flogging hubby, the policeman, Officer Greenberg, assumed the role of pressmaker. The wife turned on her pressman. Mrs. Maxwell was arrested and sent to prison for ten days by Judge McGeehan. EARL H. DICKERSON. General Counsel for the Liberty Life Insurance Company of Illinois. PAGE THREE STRONG LOVE OF MOTHER ALMOST CAUSES MURDER Quarrel Between Man ar.d Woman Over Possession of Child Is Cause Mrs. Inna Grigsby, 3238 Wahsh Avenue, loves her baby girl. 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Easy terms. Suitably condensal. ```markdown ``` LETTER TELLS OF VULGAR PRACTICE IN GABARETS Chicago, June 20, 1921. To Chicago Defender: GRACE LYCEUM TO CLOSE SUNDAY: CALA PROGRAM SOCIAL LEADERS FROM LIBRERIA VISIT KIN HER ZERO HOUR AT MEHARRY Promote Box Scout Work A meeting of representative men was held on Wednesday, Sept. 11, and Waltham, for the purpose, to discuss the succession interest among the leading men of the community in Lax Scout work. The meeting was held in various parts of the country, and the Scout in this particular chapter attended. --- Nrs. Snowden Entertained One of the smoothest parties of the week is the Missions Bike Mine Guests, Missions Bike Mine Guests, Nettie Snoody and Gracey, Lee Winn-ing and her husband, Mark Winn-ing, Vernon Givens, in honor of Ms. Mamie. Shannon of New York City changed her name to Channing and changing any other out-of-dress guests Bishops Welcome The Chicago late-night welcome to the Chicago church will be dominated by the A. M. E. church representing as they do over a million and a half years. The December 20th service will be all three churches, with the new plant at 245 Indiana avenue. Hear Dr. Preston on "The Black Church" on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. church June 22. Also Antioch Garnes and Christian Kummani. Ad **Prominent Visitors** Mrs. R. L. Wickham was a visitor in Chicago during the past year in this city and who is a strong friend of the Chicago Defender. came from Woodland, was returning to her home in that city from her school work at Wellington, to *C.* at the National Hockey Convention in Chicago, Mrs. Taylor was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Flatley, 428 Inman Avenue. **Emmaarreased. Makes Saves** Sarah Woodward, 522 McArthur Avenue, wishes it to be the person mentioned in the shop listing case in the book as printed in last season. Jessica and mumts from friends have caused her much amusement and joy in the variety of names. The Florence White robes in the article lives at 522 Benefit for the Soldiers Since the whole country is disgusted on the jotitude condition of the World War II, it is to be expected that the United States will suffer less losses. Mrs. Lottie Gulchnerz a solicitor of the贸贸 Dress Business monitor at the blood hospital, to look after the intrepid and needy ones in different hospitals of the Union district, to differentiate our hospital from the local of our soldiers in need. These are minutes and our patients in the following hospitals, comprising the Union Hospital, Memorial Hospital, Santa Monica Hospital, Palm Beach Hospital, Wisconsin, Good Lakes Tramming Company, Marina hospital, weight and Quincy Chapel County Fair Quinn Chapel County Fair Quinn Chapel County Fair Exhibition, beginning Tuesday home exhibition, beginning Tuesday "Chapel" 25th street and Washougah avenue "Chapel" 25th street and Washougah avenue work, culture and domestic arts, dress- making, paper work, rare antiques, and art exhibitions; also school work in var- tions of art; exhibit in 15 cents Mrs. C. H. Gilden, chairman, E. Stewart, assistant; Rev. H. E. Stewart, assistant Stork Arrives Frank Liesis all smiles. Learned: Aaron Friday at his home in Fort Myers, Florida, a day morning at Fort Myers hospital, Mother. Miss Grae Thompson-Harris, a nurse and fellow doing nicely. Fire Damages Garage The Fire Damages Garage 12 Ames 58th street, close slightly damaged by fire Monday afternoon, June 26, about 10 a.m. The fire was not known, but the blaze was first discovered in the office of the building in the building, fully covered by insurance and no car damage. Sets Self on Fire While trying to fight a coal old woman, she was attacked by a Neil, 22, 172. Widest街 close fight, causing her to be burned severely. Her husband Richard went to the hospital in 1923 to help out the fire. Mrs. Neil is confined at the hospital. **Dief from Abortion** Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan, 23, 585 tome 66. At the impugnment Monday afternoon it was found the woman had an abortion by an abortion abortion. Mrs. Neil leaves a husband, mother and two children. Suffolk from Fall Killed by Train In order to contact the high cost of the equipment, the company was one of the occupants of a camp on the street and the lake. In trying to get the equipment, the company filmed Central train, causing instant panic. Game with the X, W, C, A "Tobacco Suns" are you going to "Camp Hammond this summer." An old-fashioned campground with nothing but sod and on my way now to the beach, I go to "Camp on me." These are people who get on their vacation last summer in the islands, and in North Carolina, where they can camp. These are people who camp. There are a great deal more the result of a great deal more. Days, Fight: Arm Broken Loxes Mind Mrs. Mike Gildenb, 21, Ms. Last and street. Went to the Pawnbrook- hospital in a detected condition. It reported that her condition is serio- ous. Victim of Resident While playing wrestling with a friend who was a professional wrestler, Gilbert accidentally broke a glass glass on his hand and lamen the causing the hand to break. He is bound at the county hospital. Drinks Wood Alcohol CITY NEWS IN BRIEF MRS. GILMER INJURED street, Hannie Gilmer, 312 Pearl street, an adult protection officer, Wise injured severely of an instance average car at 50th indirect and indirect thermal sufferer suffered partial teratology at the left side, and physicians stated that her able with some time to come, you are bound to be injured in her bed in her bed. Mrs. Olmer Back Here Bob Gillespie, one of the famous homeowners in Oklahoma City, Okla. for the past ten years, arrived in thouggh a new revenue. Bob, who has been a well- respected business man, and has already well-loved his man, will be pleased of his chance he will get baked upon him. Flipers Winner Cut in the Back Noahly Cute Eve Ove Mrs. Silley Ibant, 29, EI West 51st St joint suffering with a two-inch joint suffering with a two-inch joint which also rejoices when she switches to James Grant, Wentworth avenge with James Grant, and Found Dead at Table **Dead Dead at Table** Mrs. Street was found dead in her house street, was found dead in her house while sucking weight from her neck. She was alleged to have been caused by organic heart trouble. Museum of Light and Sound Miss Women's Fight in the 19, 2022 Board of Trustees, at 10 a.m., with a fellow cut out on her wrist with a cut out on her arm, which is light with Miss Malel Brown, 28, at 10 a.m., at Miss Gimple and, at 10 a.m., at Walsh's gym, and a woman are said to be the Captures Escaped Lunatic Church Societies Debate The Young Men's Conference, and the Baptist church held a joint meeting of the church, 2nd and Deerfield streets, in the Baptist church building, on custum. "That the recent migration from the south has proved more homophobic than the north," was alternatively opined by Miller 11. Davis, president of the Inville conference, said the young, who were given the decision, "was recognized by the judges were educated, conscious and self-determined." Bey, Clark Returns New, C. H. Clark, pastor of the Church of the Ascension, was absent for several weeks on account of illness in Tumisne and Arkansas, has given his life to his respon- sibility of his christ. Leaves for Kentucky Mrs. Bette Grant, 64th Sherman Road, Louisville, KY. Mrs. Grant is a mother at Louisville, KY. Mrs. Grant is a member of Pilgrim Council, A. U. K. Celebrate Gibraltar Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Albert Worthingham Thursday evening at St. Stephens Church, Louisville, KY. Mrs. Grant will be here the evening of Montserrat observe Mary K. Kowalski, a long time friend of Mrs. Grant, who presents her large image. Mrs. Grant will be here the evening of Montserrat phonies church for the just 50 years. Rev. Mixon in City THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Vicki in Sutuwa Mr. and Mrs. Longee Penman, M. and Mrs. Clemente Johnson, M. Leroy Davenport, with other guests from town, on, we were visiting in Morgan Park 一 The Virginia Society meet at 325 State street, at which time they took in several new meetings and opened plans for the new meeting and frosted at the Jury meeting. W. H. Fields Coming The Hon. W. J. Feilds, natural grand father of the late Dr. William Feilds, who is now in New York's University of Avenida, is a flying trip to Chicago to covert with his wife, the late Dr. Martha Feilds, of the grand council which needs their support. Preparing for Suburbs Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sulinger, 268, will be the first to arrive to Morgan Park, and will take up temporary headquarters on Elizabeth and Martha until they create their own cottage. --- Charles K. returns to the Charleston-based Dyramal Funding & Loan Association to work with his wife's weeks' work at Bielow, Mt. Whitney, and the University of North Carolina men and women of the race from as sections of the country. Mr. Kubke is a graduate of the University of North Carolina preparing to build houses at Bielow. Entertain Friends Mr. and Mrs. James Nuckoben, 20k, were the first to receive a number of fractions on June 15 as their residence. The date happened to be the anniversary, and many presenters were invited to celebrate. Spend Day in Park Mrs. Spencer Doy in Park Mrs. Spencer Doy in Park street spend Sunday in Morgan Park the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Hensonon 1854 Glaney Avenue. Visiting in the City Mrs. James H. Truitt of Harrisonburg, Maryland, with her daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Vaughn, 1718 Champain Avenue. Mrs. irene Davidian Dies Mrs. irene davison, 45th Lt. 25th survived by two daughters, Mrs. Emma Pavilion and Mrs. Anna G. Wale, interment at Oakland cemetery. Open Grocery Store Systerte italian and Archi P. Johnson have opened a grocery store at 411 W. 10th St. in the city, which was in the government complex and Mr. Johnson was in the loop many years later. Honk! Jerry Lee Road Killed by Taxi Gives Riano Berlta The Williams Tone and Color-Musician and the Rev. Dr. Robert S. Sullivan rectoral Monday evening, June 24, at Olive Church church, and Son of Queen Katherine Circle of that church, Johnson's prophet of that church, Lily and other selections from Melbrow, Chipin and selections from Melbrow, Chipin and Complete Southern Tou Leaves for Virginia Shot by Swertheart At 2:30 a.m. Friday morning, June 12, the nurse arrived in their room. No, 12 is not her room. She had been hired. Later a shot was fired in the room of the woman who did the shooting on his wife. The woman no longer was in the county hospital. It is said to be the county hospital. Landis Lifts Infunction The injunction placed on the premises of the plaintiff and Gatlinstein avenue has been filed in Bank. K. of R. S. U.S. sought to rent the attorney's Attorney General's office at the Attorney General's office, lifting of the injunction of six months of organization was renting the place for organization was renting the place for Major K. R. Jackson, as the military leader of the organization and carried the case before Judge Lambie. Certain news articles describe the case in their columns. Judge Lambie heard the case Saturday morning. Major Jackson was given the case. Blet Victim Gota $1,500 Jessica McIntyre Carrier has been granted the right to be the city of Chicago because she lost her personal property she guarded during the city's fire. Miss Wimrow Entertained Miss Margarite Wimrow is visiting her cousin, Miss Magaline Wimrow, in Chicago, where she is a teacher in the public schools of Chicago, having charged the city of Chicago Miss Magaline is well known in its community and Miss Wimrow has been very tightly bound to her. Rev. Nelson Visits City Rev. F. G. Sinclon, pastor of the St. Mary's Church, is also visiting Chicago during the Bishop's Council, were enlisted by Bishop Sinclon, who is also visiting the Hill 510 South Southport Street. The church reception given by the Willing Worker Club at 512 Federal street, which is the new St. Mary's church, which he bolt, while pastoring here. **Quinn Chapel Chaltauqua** Quinn Chapel will present its regular monthly program Sunday, June 26, at 8:18 a.m. Bishop Sinclon attends the meeting of the city attending the meeting of the evening. A very good goal program has been prepared. Among the programs are Miss from Howard and a vocal solo by L. Lorczyt will preside. L. Lorczyt --- Entertains Younger Set Moharcy Alumni Mar Sherylary Alumni Meet The move to Sherylary Alumni Branch at Thursday's alumni was called for Thursday. The alumni were present and presented plaques with their names and their contributions to be raised by the Mid Wilderness Council. The award was also on the amount raised by the Dr. Mullaway, last month. Cuts Wife on Street Find Still and Mash Grand Orcatorle Bitten by Doe Emery Prison, 72, 255 Last 50th street, and Robert Edward, 10, 405 Dearborn street, were the vignettes of their children. A boy was lent in the call of the keg. Hold Benefit for Children A alumner was given for the benefit of the Illinois Childrens' Home Aid Society, June 24. As one of the after-alumner groups, he was asked to present the work of the society; Be Wifherwood, William called attention to the need for children. Wilfred Reynolds superintendent of the society, and judge of the desire of those who cared for children, was dressed for 19 homes, rather than in formal attire. Mrs. Edith Simpson simped the story of their families. David Mason served as chairman for the after-alumner talks, and served as a member of the society are Mrs. Charles Meyers, Ms. Jesse Jouce Jones and Herbert Niemann. Chikl Killed Hitching On While picking one of the groundmounds while riding a horse, the horse's predator, the prince, flees. The prince learns to retain his position by obtaining retained in the wheels of the horse, which he throws to the ground, where the whole prince injures. At the inquest hold three of the prince's jersey remains an open verdict. Dilwus Entertain APPOMATTOX CLUB TO HONOR ATTY. ED. MORRIS SATURDAY ative in the leek profession a num- ber of students resentative of the lare in the store convention, will exception and a reception at Apprenticeship Club Saturday evening. A. B. B. Attorney Morris services in New York were now unworthy and obtained wide publicity during the trial. Atty. Morris recognition of strong fight he has made to retain for his people all the rights and civic委员会 of the club will present him with a silver loving cup. It will be published by the work already published by the convention and that yet to be done. Other speakers will be Atty. G. Jervis, president of the society, Dr. G. R. Golers and S. A. T. Watkins, president of the society, Dr. G. R. Gerner, will render musical selections. Chas. S. Duke, chairman of the committee, will be master of --- The 25th annual thanksgiving service of the Knights and Daughters of Taurus for the dedication of the paradealong of lining, was held at the Park Avenue A, M, E Church, Sunday, November 15, 2015. Patrons, fonts and arcana were the program committee for the excellent work of the preacher was praised by the lay, Sir W. T. Parker, was an ornament of the platform was the presentation of the grace of the grief officers, Scoy, Sir J. T. Parker, G. D. D, and S. D. Sir W. A. T. Parker, G. D, and S. D. Sir W. A. T. Parker, pastor of the church. Hyde Park Graduates Baccala Chorus 10 Bchearze The thousand video ragtag chorus of the 1960s and 1970s, the Dell Jillians High School. All performers declaring something, 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. 5 p.m., Wesley Jones will con- tinue. Society for Research in Mathematics Everett Rintree, son of Eugene Rintree, student who graduated on Thursday, June 14, 2014 from the University of Chicago will permit him to enter a scholarship which will permit him to enter a scholarship which will be awarded in wireless telegraphy. Graduates in Surgical Chirophyro Miss Willy Mac Kow, McKinley University in surgical chirophyro from Chicago is most complete school of the group in the most complete school of our group in the graduating eleven of our group in Chicago. She will be awarded in Chicago. Dancing Party The Suns Souci Club held a dance party Tuesday evening at 2:41 a.m. avenue in home of the Exposition Four of New York City. Mrs. Willana Price Dics Mrs. Wilma Price, 456 KEANS avenue, died Monday, June 12, after short illness. The price of the Polkoman piece was about four years ago. Do Fine Speaks Dr. R. Finn of the R. H. Williamson Underwriting establishment, founded in 1906, is the Progressive Department Store Co. last Saturday evening. **Will Winning Big Fight** Directions: North, Great Graves, Seattle, Wash., lapsed through the city en route to Jersey City, N. J., to witness the Dearborn-Carpenter light. **Called Home While Visiting** Dr. R. Finn, who was visiting here as the guest of William Purnell, 4250 Indiana avenue, was called account of the illness of his mother. Morgan Work in City Monroe Worm Work Institute, institute, of the University of Michigan, the The Imperial Hotel, he left Tuesday and returned to Monroe. He is tional. Conference of Social Worker, Monroe. Annual conference in Detroit, Mich. A conference in Detroit, Mich. Chiccocoon Entertained Miss Mice Harrison, who is visit ing the museum and receiving choreo- histrical work, was entertained by the performers. 20 HipHop Park avenue, a colorful part of the reception was Edgar Jones. Dave Woods Returns Rev. W. H. Woods, pastor of M. Hobbs Lutheran church, has returned from the war to do about his property that did not stray there during the riot. Gocs to Tulsa I, Mr. Prel H., Rachel of Gary, Ind. passed through Chicago motoring his way to Pilsen, Oklah, where he had made arrangements in the recent Iacono riot there. Costa Mexico Miss Pearl Starks of Aurora, Ill., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mitchell. She will make a private tour in Old Mexico before their return north. Jailed by Wife. Charley Starks of Aurora, Ill., was arrested by Officer Mullett, 28th prefect, on complaint of his wife, Mrs. Mitchell, who charged him with pennport. FIRST CLASS CHINESE & AMERICAN RESTAURANT We serve nothing but the Finest Foods in the Market at reasonable prices. -THE TUXEDO 3032 Indiana Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73101 SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 Metropolitan Community Center A. B. Sylvia Hill, 22 years old, 2071. Federal street, was shot through the foot on June 20, 2014 morning. June 20, as she and Bessie Roberts, of the same address, were shot in the street, was 20 in the morning. The shooting occurred at 2:20 and the two women walked along, a woman wearing a soldier hat, blue jumper, arm shirt and jacket, and a girl wearing a friend. He was unknown to them. He accused Sylvia of looking into the officer's car. He threw back his jumper and displayed a star and a resolver on an officer's helmet. She denied his accusation and jokingly her arm free from his grasp started on her way. In reply to a remark the man made to her as she then shot her in the foot and fled. ST. MARK'S CHURCH GIVES DUNBAR CONCERT SUNDAY The annual Paul Laurence Dunbair Memorial will be held Sunday, June 25, 2014 at 5th street and Walking Avenue, honoring brilliant speakers, will deliver the address. The musical program will be Bessie Roberts, Jonah Hickman, Jonnie Monroe Trice, Roberta Jubel, Jonnie Monroe Trice, Clint Jalus, J. A. Ackermann, PROF. N, CLARK SMITH HERE Among the notable summer visitors in the region are the local director of the Lincoln High school, Kansas City, Mt., and landmasters and farmers' training corps of the United States as music teacher, philologist, and music lover. No introduction, as those who re- ceive a number no social function of note can be given its finishing touches without their knowledge of the music of the church. There are also a number of people here who in their young days have been music teachers in the terp- chal school, by Fr. Smith. The Sewing Circle and Sisters of Lizzie clothing to the newly mixed clothing to the newly mixed clothing in the making of laveries. The Sisters in the making of laveries and molasses to perish in need. The Sisters carried on under the direction of the Sisters of Lizzie, who were formally organized and had their own course in the making of the expense of the central course and is in charge of this division. He was called up to the Defense office when he was 16. He was a righthanded oil acquaintances, friends of the Foresters. Prof. Smith is here for his 100th birthday. His sister, Mia. E. C. Harrison, his sister, Mia. E. C. Harrison, The lot at 25th street and Vernon and a numerous balances remain in the monthly musical takes place on the 25th street and Vernon. It has arranged a program of unusual humor Gregory Garner, polistes: Fred Stetson will be on the program. Come early. A. New Base Entries Stephens Inn Should you drop in the Steamboat Inn, Inc. 112 Chambray Avenue, 1001 W. 12th Street, or 1250 or 1250 to 6:25 on Sunday you can fill up with coffee, milk and a clean, inviting surroundings like a hotel, which can be found for many places in this big city. The recently opened Steamboat Ansonia Inn is located in Chicago. The slogan of the manager is "Service First." *Advertisement* --- Mrs. Sadie Barthes-Anderson of Pittsburg in the city June 15, and is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Caliphan avenue. Her husband, Rev. Charles, is expected Tuesday to attend Chapel, is expected Tuesday to attend Mrs. Anderson, on route to Chicago to commence exercise at Wilmington. Nrs. Doyle Green Diss The Business Point Store Mrs. Dovie Green, 2551 La Salle street, Missouri, 63115. Officiates in office- offered by 13, Knickens and Daughters Taborneau, are notified as, officiates at Taborneau, 50, so located at Menthuis. Tom, Funeral will be held at Menthuis on Thursday, June 26 at 2 p.m. All dancers invited by order of Dt. Vaillant Young, Webster Tabor of Fire caused, heavy damage in the hospital. A man was killed in the State street Monday. The cause could arriving Tuesday evening that some one had broken into the store and stole what the news had reported to destroy. Mr. Pitts for years was editor of the Burgham paper, a newspaper of which was caused by ill health recently. He is promote of the annual literary conference, at Lifelong Story Quality Tells the True Story Less than one month ago, Aztec Indian Kidney and Liver Medicine was scarcely known outside of Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas. Today there is scarcely a state in the United States in which so- one is not taking Aztec Indian Kidney and Liver Medicine of the various life for which it is prescribed. It's the South's greatest tonic. 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FIVE (em Ks @ EDITED Sy ETHEL GaAVIN pe : SAO firty ; A CHICAGO —— _|PEMES BENET FOR ea BOY SEWUTS TO UNKEL | Aavicaeé Zo Wise OthoP wisely QScCETY wn osiicn suneas| NEWS OF THE MUSIC WORLD [7° rer anon o ng] AOE peas eo Fe ets | Sere. tale Ttekner, a volunteer] ae aise nat far. the] #lent fertine anit a voice, afd with the} Peon 3 Se 2g, Tie ene BE AEE Seeeny able EES FS Langiey avenue, Pref, A. So Jackson, commissione ‘of education of thie A: M. i ehtre! Schock vgsh bis daughter Louise. 3 Fundent of Wilnervoree University, t Sinting Mr. and Mrs dA. Higsins Wie Giumet avenue. Brn Anna J. Ropes, 15 West 500) treet, Tie retuned trom the 1s dite a five Werks" slay 1, Franklin of Virginia Unter Universite ts spending his vacatfos with his bromier, Thomas, Pranstin 3a00 Dearborn street. Tey. and Mre tH, Fowitatn Teisi Win, are ia the eity ateending the Riches’ Council, Mex, Fowataie Khoo Mie Leta Gary) is well Knee tn snuisieal elreles. Mra Hilla Claypool and rx. Hattie ‘yater, 455 Kast. Ste Miresty AVE 16. Tinie iter a plea visit mn Keo. ink. Towa. Mins Marlena Henderson enter. tultied Jaw Wednesday in honor 0 the eethidaye of Rer brethier and forcincinws Me saa Stew Chieenes Clitton it Hawkins fs visiting th Létanen and Cineinnasl, 0, sor ey ‘hirs, Josephine Franklin, 2298 Degr- ‘hom street, nine retened froin C17 Gate, Mises where she spent a pleas: fm two weeks, visiting her parents and frends. Suisse Alm lq Willams Weft for her hone in St. Tauls, M0. last werk After spending four months with her friend, Miss Mary Jette Riddick 01 Une sity. Mex EL IG. Carey, wife of Mr, Carey ‘of the Titerty Tite Insurance Com- Jany, accompanied be" her TWO. son 2nd Ate ana Wallace, haw come te This ety from Title Hock, Atk. te Join. her, husband. Mrs Anna Th Williams, 433 Fast 45th piacn, who hax been contined te Sher homme: for the part. Meee weeks ‘on senount of Hines, fs able to be ont again STiwimae Jackson and daughter Inez of Mobile, Ala. are visiting Mr, and Mou Crurence Jackson, 3419 Forest avenue. Mack C. Spears of St, Louls, Ma, ts tn the elty attending the university, Monping at ax20 Langley avenue. Men TAtice Giberm, Mex Arter Fowles, Mex. Magcic Piowetke and son re visiting relatives at 4830 St. 120 Fence avenue. Miiwe M. Luctln Rasectt, daughter 01 men Lela Ve Tasnett, 4233 St. Law fence “aventic, “has —getumed from Howard University, Washinaton, D, Gu where she attended school this sear Mie and ine Edward Rrooks of ‘Gotland, Cal, were the cuests of Mrs Louler Olfenple, 67 Calumet axe. hur, for several weeks, ater visit Tne mether and relatives fn the Sout thes nave returned to thelr Nome. ‘Mies Verda Curry, 4219 State street ts at Teineeton, Rx. where she was eating to the bedside of her mother who ts aulte Mt. Votlceworan Grace Wilson ts enonding her eacatton at Indtanapells here she ig the Euest of her tincle Mrs. John T. Scot, 4440 Evans ave. mui, will ave Monday for Spring. Held, Ti. to attend the state conven- Mon at ihe Women's Catholte Orde of Forestors. Mex Lillian Fay Todd. 4919 Dear- orn street, te snonding: her vacation Be Byaneciile, Ind., visiting relative: and friends. Mie Tent Hla Young, 3559 Giles axenic, who has made ying tit heaush southern Tiinate in the tn Yeremts of the Household of truth. ta Jeunrned jo the elty feelin much Plesend swith the work in that section Men ©. V. ose of Geneva, On. f gm the city, where she came to “at. Yond the funeral of her srandmether Mie MLN Shaw. She i stopping Big her aunt Mrs ET, Carter FAS Weet Cet street, and will Teave Eatueday for her home. Witt. Fe Stelman 3k, eft Yost week for Talewild. Mich, Sis Femina defferaon, $299 Wabash avrtiun astisted Mra, Vetolia Cable tr Jno dleplay of lamp shades In th Stiae are hey a fe Bisby Reet rent Armory Jast “wrok during 1 Jame fextieal of the women's elute Mice Helen V. Wright, teacher tn the Cleveland (0.2 nubile schools, 1 Fpending her vacation with her par: Sata Me and Mra W, C. Wright BEte Indiana avenue Mise Rene Denelue Taveis of this yeattes cline at Plat hiverstty. ad Jer spethen, Mra. KB, Lancia, are 10 Rhend the summer in Chieaen, Tex Joe the questa of Me and Mire. S.A. Rendle, sen Champlain avenue, Mise May Shinmers, schon! teacher. af Nena, O. is th the ete attending henner erent at the University of Ehicaen, She it making hee home Stave Vernon avons. Mr and Myx, Charles Le: Wichag’- gen of Dstett, Wy and” Mrs. Tda Bison ot Las’ Anceles. Cal. sere The hanes gaesie Test weeks of My, Mia Mea Geuree W. Meare, 51 W, Bate street Mra Aches Sweenee. 20:7 Tats avenue, eft Monday, Tune 20. to farm For husband $9 Toleda, 0, They will Prake their. fpie. thers, Mice Sarah Cole: Howard of Kan~ gas City, Mo. is visiting in Chicas, Bho ig the suest at A118 Indiana ave- Rarrest Rohingon, 123% Carrol avs ues hae Won called ta Tnduanapntee Bh vaceaunt. af the death at hls Brecher. Sine atertte Stone of St. Jasenh, Me. is fo the city attending the Chi Euan Universite and” tapping with fer cousin, Mrs, ToT. Greene, #761 Lanatey avemin, TE Tee of Kansas Cite, Mo, Aethe aes af T. Arnall Ul, eyceu> ve serovars, Chicas branch, Crh Lew. Fire Gortrade: Robinson of Sie ei, Towa spending afew dave fr the city and wilt leave shortly, for the Bast. ‘Stice Tueitie M. Wittiams, inetrue- tor of damestia selener inthe Wish Echoal at. Dallas, Texas, ie visita Per friend, “Moe James W. Taylor. Jk Bad srenet. Hehert Dotey and party of St Tanie, Mow aero In Chess, netos- Kiet New York Clty, He will plek Mn Soha Te renig and Willinm Care for the fiehit. ‘Bterhen T, Jones, 247 Prairie avn. aun, has reiurned ta the ity after Trending six weeks at the bedside of Pie mother, Mathilde Jones, Shreve farts Tae levine Tor ameeh iniproved, Mies itrce Dangle Tewhe oF 6 clase af 195), Fick Universite, and fer mother, “Mrs K. B. Lewie et Greenville, Mien, are Ineatod with Sire MW. Beate, 4520 Champlain Tetra cand, wa ha na e. Stet Pauline Pei hs red rei ana Eat Seite Roker tan eure sree ke ae Sheela CE ta “Sige ove at-the_tean ein aiden hi San are nel Men Sic anh fat Ba ihe! il Bae Sie Caren $8 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.-L. Tell, eteacihate nice bet a Pe ee lhe staeks Slee PAR tomer a. ee ae Sail aie hte Hoa } ‘Fruik TF Carter of Loe Angctes, Sane nr a a fe tig tir, Sree eet en Sim, Cre and mar Mee [Tenn ‘Mr. and Mrs. Allen are ony of [ Mrs. Lillian Stephens, 2734 Wabash 7 =_— Brygagements PEOPLES-BALLARD TWO NEW YORK WOMEN WIN HONORS AT SMITH New York: June 21—Mixa Eunice Sranien, Stevearenid. dawichier a ty Inte Wiiian As Taman. whe we th fret Intermaitana. aeveetary af nt are for the Penne Men's Chelstian ‘Rasoefatine ad Stes, Aditi We keane ion povedvosd tha iwew dearer aeter and suneter nf arta at Sat [Esilezs, Sartiuimysone Alu Tues ay. Tne 1. ‘lice tinniain wae the ants ene of nearhe then hundred sivtont tn ta het eet th tm aie fina She send aie i the ison the sutton wich wane fone Heis!ond is the larrest wennesn eel foge' the werd Sym wae en te ie genner af er Taare in tne clase ‘the yuan woman me uote ienort in four SeaeR UEhe decrees Scene awarded. with honars ashe Seon am extra hae inthe sconce wf Eaveenment, Sijoc Hunton ‘rw heen ere papatae all thresich her etter Sancet! nerving aw haters ta. feet Stitame ecards ‘eal View “Erentent Sewtiden, Gand sirwrtins she Inter: cadtegiine detest. “Shame cmsritalations were be. sxanerd penn Stine tumton ad he nether Wy the patina teaaing nde fume aha were Domi thee rut Tarneonient wontons | She Tin Baw one afte thece ‘nan ati Sere in Frgane during the poring. af Relive warfare, sens nee fi Won mwnthe in ortie. ‘Sine hee Fenriahe has content weit Me Katine atc eden in writing Sar ager of re soldiers, nde the tite, hun Gutoread Women WIEN the ‘Anriean fxpedttinna’ Foreane she fee Mmeanin speaker nf. ge” we Spoereh mind ie pinecone ite fet Sreedarion for thie Nation Aceon fiom fur te Advancement nf Catone Besoin tee sane Wiltamn Xe: ied from, the. Hiewnchen, ish Seton fn ative Sh. Mes, Hunton aml er Enwitte hava tents reste of oh Ign for mang seas TonUhLck demeahies: Sieh of cibdamnee war vehereaatel ons uaa oie oar an SSR tah ake’ cnt ge seca Tie cc mae Sas, mean en tats Se We fetes fur teerniee moinit scranenfal SP a eee et flour panires pe seant qua PREPARES BENEFIT. FOR ince tee an sero ieee tat Gee fa se heurches KS Grant Memeriat Chapel, 4800 Frans axcrngy Hee ae ke Reales paatore= Rinuay way’ busy dase" Wishow a RIWCE Soltnson” of enitadelpht Jeesehed at the morning service amd Tre'iter, 3.92 Breen: preaidene Shorter’ Univnisity. of itue. Rock et preached at the evening serie The yeshiine sider: counell wil invecinon ochday even. at i ‘Armour Avenue Christian Church a0 "Fendorat sarees: Tews G. Buin Giinghee Ph, lee At Mts pastor=—The histor sind tho. choir contiueted Suns Tae"she, eesviewr atthe: Shemel inno. Chelating Chuceh Ce), Witton and Shetbetd avenues: North Sine" Fhre: wae goodly number Tretia. "the pastor, Hine. Shaw, a te" atcain the chute aur the austor that he could depend unm theun Yor substantial contention to ihcie Works the nator will retura ain “to. receive. this contribution The Olivet Baptist Church, Rev. 1. sg TN tees Oe, Clanton Teac HTS ESiton of fhe Foreten atts lon fina ‘ot the, Nationnt apts EMaventinn preached to-a Hegel Simncctative” audience. tat Sunday 2NUnines “Yn, the evening thie paste Ironclad on “the Cords af Sine On fonts night a ianee aullence Sroet Pais Gatco Walker Jennsen whe Spmared inn erand ano ecita URiee the auepicen of Queen, Bother Eitce, “Su Fildng: cvening: June 4 Ihe eee Det Sandon wl take un te Kietea oy Taam leh" storming 3 Soe sierra Leone and three. lat ‘in Likerka. Admission free. All are Mtetenines ‘The pantor wil preach ‘inh sermon on the religious sate SiSetcomes St Marke fi, E. Church, 50th sire anit Wavaah ‘avemies Rey. Sohn Ae TBkinwons pastarertaet: Simmday the jeter Spreaetind a fino sermon {For TetenyRicce. Shhe Supremactes. WNeeot RUS'p. m. the pastor and Fons Taite “Sonseemaiion, went. to, Fallen Stern Churcheschore he preached the Einsmnpjon sermon. inthe event Free ike of Genngia preached Hh Feetiem ne weil taken Wy the alts Toneseation, Next Sunny ie Sot SPE fia Bia peopbe will be beeen {hme churehs 8 special sermon il Ta ticnched sa. thom and. aioner bette ow, Te. Hoblnean. Nata Byte rust Charen, Neve Orlens wil ieee" speaker ‘Quinn, Chanel A. M. E. Church Ngee cehon te. 8. Pippen. B.D. Neeta, ite Will preely at OHS a. my igo redere donneon, DoD ac Asn coe: Atursie alten, C. Hea Reece wil aakdees iWe_Endeavar peietes Roth the reaniar sind eowtea SRT tt’sing nt tm- morning sere Thole he! enlire congreention wi see ln ty the afternnen from Tethe MOTH Bichth Reaiment. Armory 10a gue mane mectine ot 2 eclock tee Snekty in sae wl be Tehama tact cnarieete menting fo Cet a i whe nile Tee arco Tas. Ath. former member serie aed tee present a eT gg wath the mother Shuttn, ha detasinned toon teas Site nett “Sindy fram 10” to Nit) MCsqmntmunten sermon in the att Ryan am speeint sereiens 8 Te South Park <M. E._ Church, Rev Getta vant Services besn GoM Aue me ange ac anes Invoentton Hem aetants ae ete sane the Pha See Shepherds Tenner snl a Me ae rman te EMS see ating ‘arctan fart, and inane Suiecion preached. am. Trapres- Wenn. fe Gence, Presbyterian Church. 3tth aod Chacemen avenue. the Te, 3h HE dackson, D.D.. paxtor. Prenehing Te ee see Sunt mornin, hee She freien me gOsIS ae an Eke SIRS MIE emt 7 te otc, er ree Te aang, Mtuee by the Gee rem ee Rieanmees undeletion eTeone to all our services, _ Sanday Sens ere Bunny at Hazan, Chie Ha sndcieor meeting feos. ea yin, Endre pastor. Mcmonthie Jodie of the Mens Acticin Chuh mE ote Grins cveninel, 82 PAT ae vhokenn wil speaker our De Muestiwe aew Helen Bronston BS unr interestings naqerss Tee Je Tt dohnaan, pion af the sit" Sebion ratine even had am Mee den porfaemned can Win throne METER Mine ES Slxon preached Eder’ anarnine. Fe ann dhe eure, wnaer the ainttsdn’ af Stew Weaet Warner: wil ireetiom aiead ats the -chrch "on ince wceming une 2 ates Ween acter "eotalen airs, Olle EeMtueng” dramatic rearter, nee achean Westra SS. and 1 Tete conquest willbe" held 1 he Wimatorts Henrie churey, 8618 Tyeivoate avenues Sundae, une’ 2, Aeon me vier "NK Johnson and 11. 1 eS nf the Mie Semon Tepe Mayet ite Sioaday tr attend the Stem S Sland RY. Pett, Come Nutinas! & & and RY. FU. Cane MRS. COLLINS BURIED Reosklyn, X. Yo Utne 23.—Funera Jscrvieng aver thé ‘remain of Mes finn cotling. 38 Fleet place, who ated Thunsay. dune Tk were conducted Sinday at Ploct Street chureh, the Rey. Prawn officiating. Rirs. Collins wae a native of North Cayalina, and caine 10. Brookly? thirts years age, She was an arden! church worker. and” a” member af fseeeral frnteraat ersanizations. “The icccased is survived by a sister, Stee fue Clason of Washington, S.-C. ten nieces, Mrs, Charles Te ~Masti Avil re, Mary MeClemons of Brook: Tym, and several coustas. Interien: saa in Evergreen cemetery. The fainily desires tn-thank thase who # Kindly assisted during the bercave: frtipones NEWS OF THE MUSIC WORLD sical feeling and a voice, und with the suport tralning w€ Alexander Nekith, Awitieh inclined the Tussin lansMsien nis rt Is reaching sn enviable or Tretion. “tie ig” now “well” known Amie the dew, for when te as Sung rewatediy. Tig toneher Is apne se woveswive for Bim wWlel As ltetet lage all who tate itn Jamex Mundy, canducten, present ed his choir, augmented yall the LAGE, clmgoh choirs of Chigeso, in a frand musicale at the Auditorium Frinestay' night, dune 2 Mars tones, well Rrawh supine, ywust the #olMist Assisted be other arusts 1. Weatey Janes will have a Talnhn Musical "Festival" at "Metropolitan Community. Center Sunday evening diane 2%, “Georgy Garner, tenor. and thers: Sn sels. Walter O'Grady seit present his pupils In recital At S259 o'clock Mon~ Hay evening, dune 2 at Meeatatn Lineoin Center. 5 Toaen “Tinstey. plonece ‘musician of Chienee and condtietar of Grace Pees yterian choir. Wa teen at hie Weie fora suraber of months Us nuusteal Tetendt extend thele hearty Hehe for a anwedy reeoeres. and th Chicwen ‘Music Assockation sent a hanquet of Mowers tor hm bast. week tn hriahten iis tedious days of suf- Th Gray Laeas tg condneting the manthiy: nnsteates at the Anpomattox Chub and exeh affair has heen worthy of the large attendance. Men We La dvekson. presented her violin and plane pupils ina recital Tant ween. Shit has 2 Luree ehtldeen's gluse, Little June Sinith bs quite ae- complished on the violin and haw per- formed a a number o€ roeHtals during the season, Julius Aveniorph announces ths Aannal, Duma Memorial Susicale AL St, Mark's Chuireh June: 26, ‘Miss Tounmie. Toszes, ponular Ok- takoma City zirh, is in the ety for the simmer, Studying vaien, Siidred Payant Jones bane of the Bason's. cridustex in piano and theary with the dezree of Rachetor of Sincle, “Walter “Thomas. Is also a gmudtiate from the. Chieazo Musical Eeticze, seni diploma ie in plane amd harnony. ‘ The atficers and hoard of directors of the Chieaze Music Asscelation will meet at the ¥, Me C, A. Monday att ernomi, dune 3% at 3 otelock. Bust- nese af Iinportinee. This column his been Riven by R. S. Abbott at tke Chicago Defender In The interest of muse aa smustelans, ‘The editor, reviews debut Feeltals, annual reeltate and other affates that Present seine exeeptional Interest to The puitie. “Te would he impossihie to feview avers cnneert, ut announce- inont_ of alfates whl lady be Elven space in this column if persons. wi send in their-aqnonnecinents tn welt: ine or bring Ite the Chirazo Deo fondre olfieer om “Turseay bersseen 11 A. m, ani 2 Pe mu. when Uhe-editer wil he there to take thelr notes, No-an- hounicomente taken over the, Mone, Rit matter must. be Ia by. 2p. tn. Tiestaes No later. Address Music Departmen’. Chieako Defenier, 3435 ae aba eoalec @=C~Lubs ‘The Zephyr Social Club meets Sat- urdn? egenlage dune ob, at the eat get oreoe, ane ae Shoe het eee TRE tee a Tue sph, Xolehtney Piette canta Saher, Paeaiee ear met at ee te Sie ee Aa 2 a Ee a acme aa see a eg Cafes che rey ee TH leh hnnts ana ko etee a tale he Ae ere eer eee acai Hes ety: nt teat ine "tae carat Lloyd Sherman and Adolphus faug- ES ee ee the Cnigte Deamatle Ch of ead Ht pee ee ttl Eznerien oi Sects, Wt ae ett tae Ga eae Boel frag ae cae vals. Are, Sim, the gener sn eet AN ore ees ae eo Saas at taht een ae Stas tae auth Wea dtoe ak sahara Seta nati, ache ee eee eet nh aah sete. Geena, es Hehe gee et eae A Oe ee Se a tee On aia CaM. HL AL seit cee Oe ite, eee ee ae ee ee sete ree ae ne a ie : Te istonia Whit. Club ld Fae ere Wine Mit ae Sins ae ie me oot Se am al renee rae Wikies Worker Club of the ota Bins Seber amb nes seater areca sana Nene ee ‘Fae Reenter Geatary Are Ch See tine ee ee elt 2S ae STG rl an oa sees Seman Me aoe Site lng Chik us bowen qetewe cmuringy se ene Ea pote pa ts, ae eeu maior cee bi ae ee tae ee eee A Bedi ie the site wens at Fae Maen NE Ee ss Teeny imac ate Wh tain aeetionnh, tiarcoers aa erate BTL hte ae taeetet See Sheet eae teh eee eae cee ti UN eS iar a 3 cer rey ore nae eta s creer ke eave See Neneh aaa Heh Se, ic tenet Canes, Sie Se seat atta iat 9 Fresca eon or Sapo fhe er feo a ee Peace dann aut ene sage Soe am ea, tee Se RNAi an to eaonstot a argota Gore area oer rected ae Antcean Gun couse of 3 cnt cing cian oaeteel ae et ee a oe Se eg ret a retin athe ee Benen Nes eae ase Sieg ride i ae 1 dr ated teen Re Cr a ora ere pag Mane Cah Sr ae Ax July 26. the time set for th mocting of The National Assoctatlor Of Negro Musicians, wleuwa.ncar. th Harmonious vibrations of the niusiea Almonphere af Nashville, (ha conven Uen eles, twecome wore and 10% sureeputi The Afusie Study Chub of Fisk Unk versity: amd dhe Nashville Susie Ae Eaclation have Joined Iiands aml PNiting forth a xiremunne elfert Provide for the National Association the best entertainment ever otters by anyelty that has hitherto heer Iwost to the assoetation. fast year when Me. Johnson pre. qntedt co the National Assgetation 2 invitation for the T1821 seaxton to 1 hell in Nasheille We stated tha tr entertainment would be offered a Sho would attend, Ine since’ ths Ume the olticlals of the National tx sociation have deed this an nnseis precedent to br see by entertaining Cites, ‘Therefore the following ven Feavonanle prices Nave been fixed 1 entertainment of the visiters of ths National. Assectation: Toon cine two. feats per ay tn te fest homes of -Nasheille, $150 19" day? roam and boant in’ Fisk Cab Sepatty. 41 per day. All Nergons de siting. rezerwations will lenge writ At once to HB, 1, Johnson, 23 See: ond avenue, North, Nashville, ‘Tenn Te sire to state whether you desir quiorters in private family heme or oF school campus. ‘The conecrt-by the Ferrell Syn: phony Orchestra at. Lincoln Gente Sune 14 wae worthy of the time sn’ Iahor the youn conductor, Marisa: Forrett. dra stent In vreraring It £0 the maste lovin public, Not slac the days of S. Clark Smith has ther heen a presentation of a ssmphiont grehestra Im seit ute chet attrac ton. Cite, Ferrell know what he was abou from the beginning te the end ond I has heen taueht hew fo hold Uie tstor Proneris. Ail conductors wo not knos That che taton fe not grasped im th fall hand lke a efals, ne. felt elt catty tt franty bythe Gngers, Fsvct Bumber was well rendered, bl thos ith aulekwed tombe were, Goat Legata. plunges are raz well dans py amateurs. Willa. King, Alfred Gibson and Marjorie Ferrell wore ti Siotinivts, and all were very. good. thelr specific numbers, To He Trends a youne xonrina, siF nrised evervone with afresh valor Hextble ana well need,” Tor traintns BU the Chirago, Musical Coilexe Wa Feftected- tn her work. ‘The symiptions concert should be ar annual event. James Lillard, tenor, upheld th prediction of tie odltar of this caluiar Rereelipsing all rhe students who ap. peared on the proeam att tie com: Jrencement exercises of Hie Chleazs Eoiiese of Musle at the Thnckston« Theater Maye 20,” When te sanz Kur Schindior's arrangement of “Ell, 1, A Jenisn folle song. the audience wen: Sin ad thea there were Cries 0 Tis, ids tant thes conductor tp for his sympa: deehineten of Ct Meces ta repent ths amber and Mr [itliard was forced to sine again Tatts re iecae Waeh wiih. BT leddin g4 we HUNTER-DAVIS ‘unday evening, June 18, ns On Sunda ‘ 1S. Mh Cladith Hnater became the Prive of Supertha Uavis ae the residence of the brac’s aunt and uncle, Ale, and Mea Prank Stanley; 402 “Indian Avenue, Tee, Rivers af ZioneA. ME church’ olliciating. More. than titty fuente were present, Ainong the aut- Efsiowa guests was Nise, Mayme Siugher of St. Touis, Mo, Mr. amt Mea Davis witl be at home to their many felends after June 25, ut 4032 Indiana’ avenue. Hamilton-Campbell Ansonia, Conn. June 25—Me. and Mrs Faveard Naman Tamiltan ane Autice the marriage of thelr daush- Ter Gals Irene te disper Tar thotomew Campholi, az thelr home, 1 Murray street, Ansowia, Conn, James-Bolling Mes. Resting C. dames who resides at Shia Walvis avenue, wie suietly Married to Willing 3. Teall af the Tnkeed Sintex Navy. ait the residence ff Rev. We Fe Hawking Mr. Uoltin Mag given twenty-two year of xr Mice te, the zavernment, _Cormerly With, the Jorh Cavalry, now servins as Chiet Pete tive at the Great [lakes ‘Fraining: Station. 1,000 VOICES IN CHORUS ‘AT PAGEANT EXPOSITION Prot. 5. Wesley: Jones, canduriae st sMetropetitgn, Coinmnnnity Cher. Drs ssiepatinn Early Cr, re parity ieenae ep eas fare oe abe oven ee geen ot ae ua ees ot Feet exe, eC hat cio as Srl ee 3 Aa te crn tere See pee br tin, eS Borers Je ores A 0 ea ror Saran ae pera Hine. Boner. titen, 3. cae Wel en a as ae, Se Uae ele Ter oan, Pree Uae ea Se, rene sae le er eth tara ge, ances We Biber Ste ee era Sem enn eae Set eae Purchases Beauty Parlor Ras wes pee Teo Se iy a un eee | M3) Hast tae Hee} Rtrect, cats atten. (Meier pee Hom tothe, eazate | aes Ae Bement nen fie so gee Heese act | aces Porte Selene 2B Tn. the opening of |iMeey 2 Pn Begala tS | Serta aa at Bees 6 A toa taht pane bee FZ iain Ser ae EN a Eres Sues «ee aN Beane Te sae shomme esto dat in the ae ate eed Cee} Yard and soca eee 4| a ee | “pe inte coer ieee Ea sigan) ESTE een GE 3 sal edt te I a hin, sean A CER: Ea Sol el aaa aged See ee Sai la COE Se fort to make the Ue feGultnmrene oh Sey Sioa eon hinie SiaectiSe I tae and. shin eatur oe faeeenstthead nae as Ee TREN Bs ise acne of Bide cate tantra jt te Ee tena raaer ee Ea ig trate ti ‘arious: racing oC ian ‘ult arial ane are pirat ead aa of tg prtadse linea ware i ote eee Rete nee. Se dooms oe freak ars Moan tye al sas nites onal” since PATTI’S UNEQUALED?! — Brazilian Bleach |p... Shy and Cream Cures | Worn For Bad Skin i i leaching Vasioing and cal ream, | ME gap ste La Treva Powaer Are Le ‘each, an cs coe ene tenis PON : “Panitg. Special Perfume ‘ates ‘Patel Brow $5.00 for & Toilettes and Patti's Beauty Secrets : Help! Agents Wanted “Write Quick! , Get Patti's Columbia Record ‘*Villanelle” By Mail, $2.25 SEND ALL MoxEY onDERS TO | A.A. BROWN, MANAGER, PATTI BEAUTY EMPORIUM Phone Kenwood #88, 4722 St. Lawrence Ava Apt 8:CHIGAGO. ILL. | pe ies pit SE eR Ses aa ge a rE Dayton, 0., June 24-—Monday, Jute 2h the itoy’ Scots of Dayton wil Suivell'a bronze tablet tn memory of Toul, Laurenee Dunbar. ‘Phe occasion wil to the th anniverstgy of the Mirth of the poet. Congressman Roy Fitagermd of Unis dlstriet wilt deliver the adivess. o€ the oceaston. | Con- Hrceman Fitzgerald and the oot were ehonimates. ‘he veremony wilt take place on the hewutitut lawn of the Duabar home, 21 North Sumedt surert, Desides the Sadrese. by Congressman Fitzcerald there willbe short talies bye Mrs. Ba- Mun J, Dunbar. mother of the pect, And Wet Hilucher, & buisness tan who assisted Duntar ta getting out hus test hook, WOMAN'S STUDY CLUB ie ee Ne SOROS ae ace tees fia Some ormuntvedd a year aso lust Spit hy a group of ambitious waren iguiring fovetinetuat contact ard fgntat™exponsion.. Tie lub is Known a the Woman's Study" Club, Aa now ‘has ar membership Girenty fur wwemen, “Amung the Pee- sonnel are snelul workers, tenchers fd musicians. tt ty Just now cles Mie a most auecenatul year, having Muested for the entire tite the suis RC euershore storys te addiefon co the Meudinig and. criticism of stories ‘Givch nave galned prevlominanee Inu tatiier dad contemporary. titers ure, ‘waltabie: tagoemation eonecrn- Ing the. wleveiopment andthe toch eique-o¢ the amore ators was fabibes Ung to the ‘extenordinary ponwlar- Hue of the novel the club haw deter- niaed pon. &. cates inthe. modern Roslin navel for the ensuing: ear. eg ere ie ee Ea ncetings ot tne sear was held At the ae ne Ritu alan Recnuce Many Aisungutahed vistors there present anda speelal prograun Wan rendered, A short alle from Str Tackton nf New Orleanm concerning the twork of clay woinen inthe South tee nite lasplrings A talk teem Str ‘Alexis a¢ the Liberty nanrance Com rane. om the fechalaue of the shor Rios, (ras hott Murninading and en Sovnbie: “An eriginal story, “The tel Mreaker“aetivered by len author Mose Proctor, a promistays “youn Welter nf out Race. wax detichetully peettatting ant fascinating. Th Sltsteat umber tneluded i vocal Rolo by “Mrs. Clara uteheson, two Fibers om tne nent hy Sige teen Rinward, tind’ ‘piano solo. by Sr sie SOCIAL SERVICE SCHOOL ‘ENDS HELPFUL SESSION the Community Service senor ao ‘etd in this cits June 6-18, inclusive Ernest ‘T. Atwell of the Bureau of Communicy Service stated that the Reswion. was a success. In everr re- spect. ‘There were twenty-foue work- ers in the classes from various parts Sf the countrs. June 17 an enter- Tainment was given at the Vin- cennes Ifotel ani the following cve- hing the elase Was the guest of the sock workers of Chicago. at the Soueh Side Community House. May openings are now available for these Workers sind It le probable that an other aeanion of the training school Ul be held in this city in, October: Those students who attended were: Jasper Dunean, Afetaphis, ‘Tenn.; ‘Qica Carter. Norfolk, Vag Ethel W Ginrke, New Bedford, Magk.: Blanche Wright: Memphis, Tean.s Adu Cror- fain Atianta. Ga: Polite Rickman Chteaso: Estelle Addison, Chicako: Txbae Gnthank, Kansos City, Mo. Corinne. Cheists, New York. City Jeannette Triplett, Chicago: John 3 Wotlard. Dayton. O.: Peart Green, Dayton, O.: Leota Tust, Daston, 0. TH Crump, Richniand, Va: ats Jetternnn, Guthrie. Okla: Alice Chiles Hichwond, Vas Ada MfeKinler, Chi- faenr earl Mitehell, Kalamazoo Stich; W. Gertrude Lfown, Dayton Oi: Gearee Diekson, St Latte: Juli Wren, Ttehoboth, Va. Annie Young Covington, Ks. d. Be Ramsey, Chi Sago: Dircetor Ernest T. Atwell and Troe Jarmen Rogers g.0gs-0--0. maRvELous: Dis: See Aaa onows. HAIR TNSTHREE MONTRS Tuan lmatige oese a Beet hs tats eae ee ome teen Sree easy trent eh oe Fale is oe a ek Srey hee one eae Sa ei ere ae Bekele See, tes eat, waa ey ee Hecietere tg yt aaa ree (CNSat Sueveise ‘and. dellgnt FOB. ccccint af P.O. Money .Oriter {i rafene articles wilt bec Geliverca. to Jour audress by Parcel Post: etait Price Lit - Skin Co0 asad" Brown’ Grower sc case pee ese cing ian Sonate eR tng aa eran Oe se | Mme. Lola E. Grayson Mat Siniteee wove ae AdvicdGs The Wise Otherwise tlicexs Mysterin: 1 have been keeting: caanyangs hy Jaap for 18 Inthe A sear nay her ween i CL sail Sormmuiniter with. her Sind_she elaine wane ta. eumie finek WC sem pee de money, tt kere ime Tet a dace ah writen That xine ie sieht ae one other ex ese Rent her fram enamine. t have Stoned teriting threw sifferca. aes, Sut ake write ine the mage Chae fever sent sn’ sme. 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DANCE NIGHTLY on the Finest Floor in Chicago WICKLIFFE'S FAMOUS GINGER BAND BLEANOH WILSON CLARA LEWIS THADDEUS CRUMP JANIE STRAINE REFRESHMENTS of the FINEST QUALITY +AGE SIX Beginn FRAN IN SYNCOPAT BLONDI CH ROBINSON DO Some Show, Some Spee Some Singing a and Some Syn Harvey's Minstrels Dixon's Jazzland Harvey's Greater Minstrels opened preparative gathering at the Avenue on Saturday. precative gait Monday night. They created instant, invariant, and ever work, and the integration of what they gave a demonstration of what has been the cause of the press notice which they have been responsible for along with their note for this and several pass seasons, part" is a whang, and the ensemble presented a mod- A. B. vortex in a harmonious way which whetted the misted tastes and for the first time allowed him to Capable Whitney Nixey holds the center chair and proved to be a marvelous introducator; he is a perfect folly for the audience, and he awaits away above the average as concordants. These are Odel Rawlinson, Wilkie Dixon, Nath Robinson and the other three, Charles Boehm and Chick Beaman, doing the extreme ends. The comedy is upprising and the gases, while all put over with a long. The vocal section, aside from the topical and comedy numbers by the ends, includes Cant Forrest Young, Isabel Leland Goldman, who is gifted with a wonderful soprano voice; a solo by the most successful number by dashing Crona Rawlinson; "December as in May," by Iryn Goldman, one of the Races' top performers; Walties and others well done by Burton Paige, Willie Payne and Wilt Viney, William Bryant, one of the greatest "Trombone boys" with great results, and the seasonal acrobatics dancer, Mary Martin, gained three DE LUXE GARDENS The De Luxe Gardens at 2503 State Street are getting the crowds every night and business growing all the time. The sort of entertainment of the jazz Screamers, along with the splendid entertaining crew, justifies the condition. Ask from bliss at the piano, Everett's lineup of Holmes, trombones; Junius Cohs, clarinet, and Alonzo Williams, drums. The entertainers are Nettie Lewis-Compton, the popular balladist and Ed Goodman, the popular balladist and Ed Goodman, the latter is a recent member of the Old Time Darkies Quartet, the most famous and popular four in vaudeville. MME. HACKLEY The thousands of friends of E. Azalea Hackley will be glad to learn that the famous musician and direc- tress is remaining her health and mourn in her best work again. She is at present living at 141 175th street, San Diego, Cal., and would like to have a line from her friends. RUSCO & HOCKWALD'S FAMOUS GEORGIA MINSTRELS Can Use First Grade Male Perform- ers at All Times MANAGERS Wishing to Look This Show and Others Write to ARTHUR HOCKWALD 115 W. 5th St. Kansas City, Mo. encores with his feet. In the oile are Morzo Moore, the celebrated marcian; Boehm and Johnson in the Frank Kirk, the tramp musician, who makes his own novelty instruments and who gets music out of everything from a piano to a drum and a Xoxo Robinson in a "family jangle" with the former wearing the collar; a neat sexet with Messrs. Palge and Richardson and Gambie; Goldman and Gambie; a clever saxophone turn which gains a world of well merited nitt, and a monochrome trombone and Gambie; the Deoverer Sorrow. Chick is all of that, and he completely wrecked proceedings on Monday night. The utterpiece is what he does in which special features, etc., ranging from "class" to leave, are effectively introduced. It is Chicago's first chance to show what aggression he advancing should be take of it. Go early. THE MONOGRAM LINCOLN PLAYERS Kansas City, Mo. Week of June 13—White & Bradford have improved engagement at the Lincoln Theater. Their physician fordite them working in the open air. They have proved themselves favorites with the Lincoln Theater. Buzzin Harris (Sparrow) has been in the field but a short white, but black, haircut. He is latest, Mr. Harris will be featured this season with a big musical comedy. Regards to all in and out. Green, present and our friend is all in and out. The Players. Nuf soil. A favorite with Lincoln theatergoers. Regards to all, in and out. Williams (The Bird) and his wife are still with the Lincoln Players. Making good. Regards to all, in and out. A formerly stage manager and straight for Joe Bydr's Spynaconets, is now doing leads for the Lincoln Players. Making good. Regards to all friends, in and out. The chorus girls at the Lincoln Theater are a nifty set. A real bronze-sided one of its main assets, making Ringe of the fastest in the show business. The personnel follows: Misses Harris, Biff Randle, Rachel Cordle and Willie Williams. All send requests to all in and out of the proscue. Aaron Gates, manager of the Lincoln Players, wants to hear from all prima donna, chorus girls and charmers in production in preparation. RECOVERING Etta Simons, night treasurer at her hospital, who has been very ill for months, is recovering at her home at 3131 Infant Hospital. She is able to afford for her. MARGIE SCOTT JAMES JASPER TIN JOSIE GRAHAM AUSTIN MERY BEAUTY CHORUS GRA Douglas 500 Douglas 500 "HELLO 1921" LO 1921" W Montgomery & McClain's Big Show Opens at Grand Theater on Sunday The Grand Theater will reopen on Sunday with a 6:30 o'clock show, the reopening offering being the big musical comedy "Hello 1921," headed by Frank Montgomery, Florence McClain and Honioll Robinson, and supported by the biggest bunch of principals and the brightest group of musicians. The company includes a legion of names famous in the show world, and the entertainment comes in two great big acts and a dozen guest willows with the musicians, the machines and studios. Frank Montgomery always delivers the goods and it is claimed that in this show he has his past efforts, there is no doubt that the engagement, which will be a limited one, will be a fine success. RAGIAL FILM "The Green Eyed Monster," a multireal production full of thrills and sensations, is coming to the States and will be shown in the near future. This picture is one of the most spectacular productions ever shown at a local house and has created a future everywhere novel features shown are a terrible train哭, a rescue from a burning automobile, a great fist-fight in the railroad yards, a plot duel between two men, a marvelously sensational mail room, and the hair-raising abduction of the heroine and her rescue by the hero after a thrilling chase on a steel monster. The entire cast is made up of actors from the film Jack Austin and Louise Dunbar, two very carable film stars. 1 Never Know" and "Nobody's Rose" are being sung with great success by Billy K. Jones, the world's greatest balladist. Jones & Jones are at the Pantages Theater, Los Angeles, Cal. H. O. Ward's Jazz Band is at Launa Park, Coney Island, N. Y. Chapelle & Stinnette are at the American Theater, New York City. Bucker & Winfried are at Lowry Theater, Toronto, Canada. Theater at the Hip-holpe, San Francisco, Cal. Greenlee & Drayton are at the Moss Theater, Flatish, S. Y. Theater, New York City. There is a big hit with the Sharks, Shows. Billy E. Jones' permanent address is 125 West 130th street, New York. Fred Jennings, "Jani King," is a special feature, over the Dudley end of the T. O. R. A. He is at Hildoncham, Va. The show, which features White女女 that mail will reach her if addressed in care of the Atlas Theater, Spartanburg, S. C. Hot Bumpkins with green as a vaticle velvet. The sweetness is from the mint, the sweetness is from the mint. The sweetness is from the mint. The Expedition Four are the hit of a fine bill at the Palace Theater, Detroit. Original Raza, with the John Boinn played Mooray as a Canadian between the Low therers, Hamilton and Toronto, Gmt. Send routes. Amerson & Gains, always busy, in their office, 1000 N. 10th Ave. Theuer, Atlanta, Neb. Send route. Hoy White's Stylish Stoppers, with Bobbie Lowell and Chrissie Foster, are the Empire Theater, Ipswich, New England; the Empire Theater, Ipswich, New England; the Cross Keys and Almanac Theaters, Philadelphia, Pa.; Send route, success, full character act in vaudeville, are playing the week-and-between the Venge Inter Garden Theaters, Toronto, Ont. Go Get 'Em Rogers, the Dancing JUNE 20 MERY LO NI HOME OF REAL AND T s 500 Windshield TENTH Windshield Jackson Windshield Jackson Macon, Ga., June 23.—The New Douglas Theater opened on Monday, June 13, the first show being that of Slim Henderson & Co. The theater opened in South and started right off along a fine business. Telegrams from all over the country were received by Mr. Henderson. The house is booked by the O. K. *ross & Jackson closed with the Mamie Smith Co. at the end of their Detroit engagement and are resting at home at $25 Indiana Avenue, Chicago. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER JOHNNIE VIGEL ALEXANDER PEEL ELEANOR WILSON TENTH LETTER NEW HOUSE OPENS 6th, 192 and FL NETEE Book by FRANK MONTGOM Lyrics and Music by FLORR All Dances Arranged ENTERTAINMENT THEAT Book by FRANK MONTGOMERY; Lyrics and Music by FRANK MONTGOMERY and MARIE LUCAS; Additional Lyrics and Music by FLORECE McCLAIN and JIM VAUGHN; Musical Director, "Hello, 1921," MARIE LUCAS "Hello 1921" Produced and Staged by Frank Montgomery All Dances Arranged by Frank Montgomery All Music Arranged by Marie Lucas d Jackson LETTER WINDSHIELD JACKSON. NEW TEAM James Green, formerly of Green & Pugh, and Kid Pumpsey Runnett, formerly featured comedian with the Hilly King company, have joined hands as a team and are playing their first engagement the present half at the New Apollo Theater on the North Side. They will have laid out for them and will leave for the East on their booking in the near future. Harry Jefferson, with Harvey's greater Minneapolis at the Avenue Theater, Chicago, this week, wants to learn the whereabouts of Sarah Howard, FIRST SH FIRST SHOWING in CHICAGO State Street at 31st E HILDA ROGERS New Huwen, Conna, June 22—Miss Hilda Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ringer, 32 Edwards street, Highwood, was crowned in the festival, festival, here a few weeks ago. Her attendants were the guests of the gleton, Carlie Parkhurst, Beatrice Byrd and drews. The queen was accorded a wonderful reception all the time, the bite street na- A. rude. A telegram of congratulations was received by Miss Rogers from her sister, a star, who has been making a round trip to the coast upon one of the big line-circuits. Miss Rogers is on her way to the moni high school and finished the term which recently closed with high honors. She is an accomplished pianist and composer upon the programs of her sister, also furnishes the music for most of her class dances. She is in her sixteenth year and it is understood that she will be a senior social career for her. If this is true there seems to be a bright future in her life, she has a splendid voice and has shown marked ability as a reader. BOBBY KEMP DEAD Bobby Kemp, the well known vaudouelle performer, died at the age of 91 in New York, on Monday, June 19th, two months after the lungs. His will, May Kemp, who is in New York, wrote, is the only widely used wired instructional device that the mains prepared to be shipped to the Eastern city for interment. Koby Kemp was unable to work for over two years, but, thanks to his friends, Tom Cross and James Green, late of Green Bay, he was able to work for life's necessities. The deceased was a native of Texas and had been connected with the show game for many years. He was also a member of Pringle's Original Minstrels, of the famous Whamoodle Four, recognized as one of the best quintets in the world. Part of the team of Bobby & May Kemp played every manner of vaudeville circuit from top to bottom with Johnson has charge of the remains. A fine letter arrived from clever New York, 19th W. 125th street, care of Porsche. "MONTANA BILL" Thrilling Five-Reel Western Drama Sunday's Attraction at the Owl William Falkhans, very popular, with Owl Theater patrons, will be seen in a Western thriller at house on Sunday. The story is an interesting one, a愣愣小 hill" from what the nature is titled, arrives at the Bar O ranch in time to take part in some rodeo stunts the boys are practicing, get a job and incur the employm of Bob Cortly, the foreman, who is better than before he is firmly established at the ranch. He is introduced to Kuth, the ranch owner's daughter, in an unusual fashion, by rescuing from a boy's team, and their intention in each boy is more than ordinary friendship. Thorne, crooked city cattle buyer, pays a visit to the ranch to prepare for his cattle shipments, which he will sell to the market. He is determined to marry Ruth and when he discovers that Bill is keen competition in the field, and also that the boys are holding up their clothes to see that Bill edges to see that Bill leaves the ranch. The ensuing conditions, resulting in the killing of Thorne, the accusation of Bill, and the final denouncement, the ultimate marriage. Bill and Ruth are also well worth the seeking. The picture will be shown for one day-only. THE STANDARD Philadelphia, Pa., June 21—One of the biggest and best bills seen here for the open house in Mineola, N.J. in the lineup are Williams and Taylor, billed as the "Broadway Stars," who go over nicely: McCloe Trio, European equilibrium, the Mets, Thomas and His Beauty Chorus, a musical comedy tabloid of real merit; Porter and Porter, a clever singing, talking and dancing pair; Adams and his band, Bob Russell & Co., in a screaming musical comedy, offering called "Just From Africa," and the sensational christmas music, aubur Sweatman and the tremendous hit and tops a bill that will take a lot of figuring to beat. MAIL AERO Well, here we are at it again, trying to have you all send in the old books you have been collecting. Jones Shooting: Laura Smith, Toni Chark, Nicholas Nichols, Jonnie Strain, Robert Williams, Gladys Young, Inez Dennis, Gerty Moore, William Long, James McClain, Harry Buckner, E. G. Biley, Magnolia Brown, Jinnie Marshall, Seymour James, Tansel Tansel, J. 12, King, Earl Walton and Will Masten. MRS. DUKE Mrs. Duke Johnson of Woodhaven, N. N., wife of the famous comedian who is with the Fuseo & Hookwalt Georgia Ministrels, has finished a two weeks' visit on the show, being the first to appear in the series. Duke's single-handed quadrilhee has been a riot all along the line on the Butterfield time. SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 CK Presents CLAIN - ONE MARIE LUCAS; Additional 1921," MARIE LUCAS by Marie Lucas on Sundays, 6 & 9 p.m. Every Day at 1 W ON SALE "THE RICH SLAVE" Anybody who sees the Jaxon Fitz Corporation's six-reel thriller, "Theick Shave," starring Mabel Talorro, and feels he hasn't had it money's worth of entertainment a sensation is a "poor shave" indexed. That money's worth of entertainment a screen, a form of theatrical offer that has pleased the public from the immanorial, Thellis and tours alone that has produced, and a interest of the story and its plot he from end to end. The range of the picture arcane and sublime. On the contrary, slavery is plies poverty. All the well known slaves of history have been poor at this. "This slave" is a little girl and undergoes her slavery in an orphanage to which she has been construe for a course. Our slave hasn't even got name; she is known by a number of the superiors in the tribe of the orphanage but by all, for all the time she is rich: she is an heiress, and the freeborn poor possessed little frame meant for her. On this thesis there has been foured a big drama, with Miss Talahine carrying the greater part of it. The production on I shoulders. The picture will be shown at the States Theater on Saturday of present week. Charene Duncan is touring with the L.A. Opera Company Ministers. This week is being divided between Fleer and Grand Rapids, Mich. The Celebrated Colored Artist LUCILLE HEGAMIN On ARTo Records 9058—He's My Man 9053—Arkansas Blues 9045—Jazz Me Blues These Records Should be Owned by the Preacher who Owns an Instrument MUSIC Everybody Loves It We Carry A Fullline of All LATEST SONGS We Carry A Full Line Of All LATEST SONGS Mamie BY- MAMIE SMITH ON- Okel Records Price, $1.00 and 25c Postage for Each Record. Positively Nothing Gives No Out of Town Orders. Given Prompt Attention. Address VENDOME MUSIC SHOP Professor E. TATE, Proprietor, Director, Vendome Orchestra, E. 31st Street CHICAGO. ILL. THE ATLAS THEATER 4711-17 S. State St. East Side Street THE PLACE TO SEE "REAL" PICTURES All the time Near the Famous Atlas Orchestra TT ee re ee eT rT rT reer rae een eee = “SECOND BIG WEEK ‘ Sd 6 = = (Gy Popular Demand!) SCRReanine— MONDAY, JUNE 27, LOZ1 (Gy Popular Demand!) = 2. R. 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SN A Tinrvay's Gtoater Minstrels, which opened Inst Monday at the Avenue Theater, will be twhd aver for the sve- om! week ty papular demand, Many Phone extlt and letters have swamped The manager of the theater trom poo He along the north ard socth shores Scho will find It inconvenient to ate Yond durgag Mie present week on ae fume of the elosing of schools, com urcemone exercises, ote. There are Rundreds In Chicaze’ propee whe will Atleame. Uke asnoincenmst, as ze Hiner ie she talk of tie towa and bles Ta to eetipse aauthing ever seca in the distien. The enzagement ends en Sundiy ight, July a, Reservas finns ter sews can be hada In hdvanee, By Rac Time. Billy Tucker Tony, Gld Vol: Law Angeles has Just recovered fram erlebratine Dae- ration day. There was something ong on sverswhere, but. Paradien Gardens takes the hemors. There ween 454 paid audeciealone for the fore houzs see Were ayer an Deenration day. We Stone featuritis thie Parious: Mask aad Tan Jazz Pad, and i: ice sure cheng whrsever the iach and Tame go kes Fee the public, Herman Higzs, the Coste atmeotiin thie xeason, who fame dav Teem Oakland and worked Taradise Gaplens and mide euch 2 dnt, by the pinaic demand. we. ar fonturinna Mr Hises again this week. Mrs Madeline Princes, wife of Sor- Ran Prineo, late star of the Famous Seorein Minsreus, haw boon seriously BETSY au ebat io Say at hie writ faz eho fe sone hat finteweed, having woo removed from the hospital where ‘she Haw been ean‘ined, back zo the Elite hotel, where she is stopping. as all wise jerformere do. Prot. Ale- Ieny, the namicain, has sened a contract te apqwar aver the erpheta innit wih a Chinese troupe, Teaving fre nest Wee. AIL aets_ in and drownd Lae Annelen are sworkins and continue ta. dn so, Thanke for vour Buinber, Tom "Lemontera "Better Dare Wal Come Again™ fs a fiverite armind thes» parte now aad T uxe 21 Ey rng arts alte several other of the Ehrturmers Taee Warned toe af me Rupe Ageind thauk yeu, “Kid Jel Isrell the pianist, Joe bsiew: In rowen Yast week td tw Ins and in Paras dive “Wardens already, Jeilerel,” Sthe te the ompacar of the Blues of The same cue. ie a favorite an the Chast amd Ets aarchestes ie one that Sith euike a hit answhere The Yen- Some cate pened cTdneday night Bune 3th. It coum packed to eqnaelty. it is contented by Harre, Wiliams ana Weed Wilson, Mr. Willianns ds ihe: hushand of Carlyn Willams, She bea eongeniat hastess, They Teer fous af the best entertainers, on the enast ih the person of Herman Mies, Happy “Tad feyner.” Pally Around thet Ovens, “tte Tithe Sieh tte Bie vedo Taday: rowan aud Morean Prince are fewured this werk at the Pans Tages theater weith Tel Albricht's Bresidwas Suinstrags Thee ric al Aires shoes, often stoping the shew. WET H, “tidy Herman, who fas taken 9 pert In niet at the Premsinent photaplas sneresses of the Keun. haw Suet signed 4 contract Sith pie First Satiowil Pictures Car- Torito “Among the famine stare Mr Herman hae eeu Teatared sith Are Lautes Rawstve Talia Perey, Tinere Mann, Mary Mites Minter in Serpe Coskaman”: Tack Jones 22 the Stn of tae Trad: Anita Stewart in Dsthngs af hesnnes a First Xa- wena Prciyetion: “Cem Mis: in “wwitg Gene" Ann AL St John, Frank Mare Linenia amd Lee Soran. Mr. Team, Bie Ten requested ty the Herds ag "Uhiversat cites to place his phot in the Hall of Pune of Finland, the frst of our Race 19 te honsred in sich manner ~ The Aneto pierers game is alwut the est hie ter out here. Want. fear from caterer emariainers, Ane Ue"red hoe AIL season wark, State Shere yaw have worked. Salary and Schon gnu airesat liberty, State all fn Pret letter, No time te ieker. | Fe- feds 14 Gohiman & Goldman, Geo. Ennpey de, WH Mastin and the Har- Sex lind Gooreia Minstrels nach: test wishes to all friends in and out al profession. “Your wal, HAG TIME BILLY TUCKER, ‘Sax se isanie Brae: Lak Aneoten, Cal NEW SONGS wens 1 Did, But, Now T Love Xe aor tie side ef a eanaty Ati US HOE het at Newpors News, a ‘tion Sweet ip T Laois te 907" a prominins numer tea, Weate SoitvanaOwae Ae Tenia, fs eine Penured: an De Laine Gardens. with She mace ‘cane af) “Raby Mule Blais eathed shang Fam ‘apy Abe tate Tit wee the aeag Shy Jee J. Bed Coetltua ds Aemerone ana tre: fearon capi San ae sa Be write SoS he ytdicoretan S02) See Seth shee Omnia, Sete SMARTER SET New York, Junn 24—The Smarter set cosine ik playing the final of Divo wera capauement ler Duele eae "dernhe aie hon weathers Na Brew grad and the show hn eoved Leche one nf the mage aurstaeny Meter” seen il the Latasettes Next Stk, "Tyie testers Bulunone Ma. Lay OFF Garnet Warulngeon, wrger that sChw wt Uwe seeatent” sindk's. over sect on tive ntaie, with a Crisis one itina’amna a sugkcane fa the other, 30 Nie rect elathea. atte a question nari doen hie tack uxlng ‘he core for thre vite prticulag act which it Sh tye wnenet for the iiiterate. and ineiivevunt cwhatecer that mean, Et tow resting at bie home St 02 Belt Facet, Shuttannega, Tenn, Beat a= ard te une bruihtrs aud alsters in eee T. O. B. A. DOINGS THEATER OWNERS’ BOOKING ASSOCIATION este hucar "Austin Devnet Hout ea ees eran Tesh ameter oi eee ec ae eee Paver sage tera atlas ba et Seas rrmee a Se enna ee ete Sass eo patter tae maar ear rakes ore Syme ester as Se Seca ae Hae ae ak Focrviar A tas Te ean ee tt ahs rae eats Be Ore sre noted ete Be Seoeees eer et oe ee ae eens Se a eee Tlie an, ru. wetness Hagin 420) enter ae ee aan eae Jand ncenery thie was destroyed in sae eaeceie pentane ob oir, oes mea ce feta pees eae Sn reresey, aie Paice, Mecoperdey aes 2 ed by Miss “TMiiie Johnson. is playing ea ae ike iy Sot, rea Rees, eae, ee aes actarite Rares et ree ean ie Chace stenedn St, bene the air aed i rae ete Gla ‘Laura Smith is the funniest thine ies i Sone ie de Se re Mame ye cers PRS ca, aaiesten dente ‘turing Miss Maude-Frishy, iy the at- Seren fe ee aT Me Rs Seog ae tee: eae Cas anna tere 3 Serra Ges ea as FN toca a ens Fa siceanee om ear at Fae ee ae Scctaariie Pi, Weinéetes, Jun aoe a Pe eseater Sa ee, bene Pe ee rea Bit ors tieee cee Be Rete eta oat terme La ee, ane dn ta rani ts. tenia ere ieee cares tet el sinaierea fo Weaereen Jars aie gdh ste pea a ae well satinsed with the bnnet Cleveland Ohia—A_frand_ recep- Hon was tendored FG. Lawéry ard his hand by the entire musical circte of Cleveland. When the last scezion of the Ttneling Bros. and Barnum ing Palleve circus reached the ele of siexelund, dune 5, te the surprise of P.G and hin band he was met by 2 consmnistes with two larse tourins fare tn escort the entire. tend to the Tika heene. “When entering tke de- partannt where the sand entertain~ Ment wae geranced every band ia the city wag seated in earcert form, consistins of 2 lam of ane hundred and-fifwen musielans. Ty this grand body. wie the Elke hang. wroter the dinweanenge of 1, Warrens the Word men's hung, slirected by Prot. dack= son: Prof. Waiden'w Lady Thand, and the silter @eal Lady's Find, daccewd hy M. §. Jokneon ‘The first on program was a artee- Lion hy The combined bands. ‘Then the diltereny Randy cuve excellent hunters. Speeial_ mention’ be due Prof, Walden's Latics" Iuind: also tte Silver Seal Ladice” tapi. Bott bands were forced to respond te Reveral en- Refreshments were served. in abundance te thie large beady of rai- aieians. In conclusion, welenm ail- Grenves were made in honor ot TG, Lowery by Trot. 1. 3. Craighead, Mr. MeDonalé ‘and the éxahed ruler af the Clevelaad body of Elks. Ev- ory one spent 2 mast enjoyable ave- ing. Qwintard Millers Darkiown Eeandats are plating the week Uetweun Newyeitt Reve and Tlamprom, Va. Retern dates. ae saa seewtew ivenry. the neynenes Se Igor theater, deserves credit, for Siting! auch. wondertel. attractions fiercinelumacs. “The i D. kes ere sie Bolles sre playing here this week Gnd have really’ brousht a shaw Bien is wera while. it is @ amen at real. clever. classy wholeanne Amusement qrociuetne sectors and ae~ ffenece aint fe prenouaeed ty tke thee erat athe, eat sive that }iaged in Clneinaart in some time. Taisvilic. Ky. Wetnasay. June 2 @Hehey oman and his Cotten Bisson ave illing a vers success fit enguxeament at the Lincoln: the Mee'thin week ‘Ie seus quite a tani Tor follew ech an aciractipa as the ranks Soatsemers Helle 1222 Come Sun we Sie Howman has tevaehe Jae which is qensing the crowds qoamensely amd hi shove fe doing eer tod betwee and Sire Dillon I per Fectty watistie. Thdianapetis, Ind, Wecnesday. June 222i fevin Giller Company be ihe attraction “ae the Washingten Mheatiriscweek, and the stows 8 Being over bie. ‘St. Louly, Mo, Thursday, June. 2 Shox Hainer aed ein AMT Star Ferviowe Rampany, “featuring eink Hiastes Brows, and Such of meets Face ne a erry. scconatat ene Eugoment fee Me Purpia at. the Fiechon thester thin weeke Chicana, N.. Wednesday. June 22.— the Now Monagram Cheater fs play Ine the Tene de, Dixon. Jactinnd Girls thi week sind Is om, of . the Nest ahpten tie hue ged ‘here tn fimo tines ‘rackahot Hackley ani Ftoncoe Senincell the tw clas hoes Hace sande he swish hele’ cea ‘Ron, “ftir act ts aesolieely dior Sat Erin it sume we has teen ere int dno Aegean or tong na Paes tae Imes are ery clees anil Gee tinbhe welling workers and de> Seo Sree for Te Detrai, atten, Wednesday, tums 22 Wie Haeswoee ie at the Kenpin Shig week with a neh of real actors Aa sureecer and ie pleasing. te m= tense crown a this popular Play eae ne Cleveland, Ohin,. Wednewlay, June 2 The cn nk the Say ifuron snangemene at the Grand cen- 'iral theater ix a decided success. Batter hows, could net be expected Ang jt soume from the pouarity: this Siiapeuns has pained tha i eoale re- Sonim here for an indefinite eneare- arn Tag shane Inve male, Petier aa nye ats the haat played’ ae he foriur Grund Geneat andthe Rap- Tor its aa went ere dtareis, the Manner’, are. more than atiefed Mii tke Sandy Burne engagement. Ditsmure, Pa. thirds, June 2 —Theegnae dreater. wwened and ran Send by: Harry Tenentiaura, te play Wee enew this wees which has Maven ‘tor le real drtag eth Jpn ie ie tae Meciner-Deciasten Ra: He Sucpunrss tise Tharnean's SME Ing and all eeenstonrseemeady as Wan an thes charge. werk ly woes Sista. ‘In ganeral eke shoo is Way Mhnve the averaze. Winston-Salem, X. c, Wedneslay, une oeati thoreuchly overnaui- Ine venwadriine and, heautifeine. the Magette, Wee Se Sentes ecopeaed {aie equita playhouse Monday ove- Ming ‘eith.tie hm Henderson Terie Tung Sha, wad the anmaremmans re Inpennte who sworn deprived of the 1g ema tive fast several weeks Atving ne remedeline: of tho Lafay= ‘Mees have. pele’ ana sammed this insu teomtths. canmest the 2oors ere opened. nnd Ste. Sealey and his chases hace thelr hand Call han= Aline ihe. ceeds. and the show te Shing, Geer ass Mee tiondeeson e= Stree creat’ for teinsime a shone Ink time that ig new and dierent {itn ‘at ihe others we Dawe seen and (ov8 Mrovinaaiy: blazed To. tha dhe- Ms "Sie Hemierann x seoll nen Ma cue elit ae, haw payed. here Fe oh tine otores ana te must be AGW that he, hie alae Bronte, te Siihe and aiffereat glow. The P= San arucioat Comedy Company. heads Efe deta Gonding, Sv ndverticed for plein SING SIN CONVICTS WATCH MEIGHAN “ESCAPE” Prisoners tn Sing Bing Deion Sho ae ee aE PT yee THE CHICAGO DEFENDER: ST HONORE AN OPEN LETTER CE OP Let Pee (Special _Exelusive Story for the Chicago Defender) 1 feet it my duty, In fustler to the aeatrical sans $6 corns: eu in she pres with Uhle open fezter ce the pr3- Fession In ander to avoid pineible cat- Misien and nikunderstanding =, (9 four duty 19 the performers abd mai Auere now since the fight ik over Aad the "0, B.-A haa vaken the burden fon Ui shoulders of Iran to plese ‘Roun manager and perforiuer. Te Nappened that ‘our former con petiiar was lucky to have ehasge ct Dii_the baokines. during a period of Prowpertiy aud. pleats, aad ie i x Known tier that thes are, no more Mbcral people tn au: tine of busines Dian tnnaRees of amusement cnter- Prises,” When business te food, 9 an ger of a theater donea’t mind payin ig salaries, Waying an extra act, ec Inmany casis some managers Piaved two large companies on the sme bil te avoid a layort. At auch a time Il Stag a pleasure to book shows, and It was easy to satis(y qversonc. | The performers demanded bigger salaries Rnd received just what they wanted. Gf course they deserved a share. of tie rosperity: they deserved a part df" the -profts, which the | manager Piade of hele tnleoe. of helt ability Jand hy the sient of their brow, gtd hon they: Zot what they weaned of Sourne. thnyy were, satienind Ou the duier nani the minazer, while ttc inne inoney and naturally always try ing 10 iraprave and to better eondi- Hons, demandod biszer shows, more people and a larger chorus, ete and Kelme atle to nay for sane, the per- formers furnished the desired. ma- feriak. Boe as In all fines of bustin the —nerlod of ‘prosperity ‘beings an overproduction sneing. the tints, When Snones: fe plentiful amd the banks are malian leans, the manufacturers are Producing amore than they can sell Shu when the dull shun fellows there ie'ho tmapkee for the manufactures Eeeds. Tie eenautiers havent tho faoney: to furchase the zonds, and. ravings toe ech stockom hana. the Tanuiactusera ton. peedueing and Siervone ty nttering. "Tho show husinast Sxpartenced the same proves. During tha tiie of promneriey hundreds of theaters. were doen and Were making money, And there “Waa” a demand ‘fer show, Shows were crmanized ant. cecelved Eend. compensation for thelt ciforts Int thnre is an everproduetion nov. ‘These are too many shows, anole Ig more alinws chat tie present de- Preaned Iusiness wonditions can At- Tord to sunports At last 30 percent eC the theatern are elosed. The. re- maining theaters are barely existing. ite not a question with & manager ‘owe of haw manch promt to make, Ht hove anuelt teas te tase. The. iarse theaters ‘whieh could afford to play twa companies a-week and make money eannat afford ta pay n deoent Salary tone small “company. now. Si ‘at such a time thet. 0. B.A. thas taken the task of trying. to. sur- sive thn remainder of the show busl- ess, Tk is’ an Undeniable fet that Een duriog the time eC prasperity there Were a number of acts atl com~ antes Min. Cnn. week one company Inia’ off, the next “naek some. other company or act 1ald off. aad even then there were mere shows than teaters Nave, since yeh n errat Mumba of show houses have reilly: clesed, and were foreet (a clone on account. of Ind” business. naturally the. tnienber ef shows unable to be booked Wah Ingpeaned ‘Now, sinew wa have token over al the hooking, we are literally swamped with requents and demands for work. Ant to our nervow. we anno tual falisfy the demanie It is hue natural ihat the shows which are ilo are Mlse satisfied. Tut howe in the narne. of common sensu ean a beckink akon Plage a Inindred thows when he ht only fifty theaters under his. juris. lction? IC he books sfoha and Sam, ‘im and Tom are sure ani claim ther are mistreated, and that the agent tm Dlasing favorliees ‘They aspect and dlomand that the agent Whall fake ere fof thelr show, not realiging: that Te fs A pavsieal Impassibillty. There are Rhum tenor Aftem compontes ia Texas at present, all ready to lew hese parte on a. moment's. notle Some of thexe shaws have been there for months and are unable to et out hut iehen they have tearned that tne FOL RA has taken over the hooks ines they demand to be token care of St ouee, wil as we are onthe fo take Sudo of the shown in our. Unmediaue fisintty: how. can we alford. to. bring Forme tory. sows ea. top of xhemns Common conse teachen me that itt fiend a show fe Chattanooga 1 shorted Irie ts fram sicher Nttantns Steshertlhe jor Dirminghasn. ung nat tree Paris, Sam Amante or Galveston, ‘ex. an ist the stows in" Atianta, Nasirvills ang Birmlazham jay off lt xeems that thee nerfermers don"t realize she bye faking over the Convollas ed hnokines the number of Taeoiees did nox Inerenea, ani Row-edn these Peet to be hecked when ther knoe There ‘ate no bookings te be atten’ "AL the Ume when we toake over the consolidated bookings. git our thea tern and. tase en the*onsottdnerd tine, ere Milled Up and af course the number of shows which were hile at hat time, due to the fact that there ee too thang, remmin Wie: anon top of that. singe. that time several tent theaters have closed, whlch t Usual during. the months of June ftv und August. ‘Tals inereasen th aunber ot nemployed "companies Jeonseauentty the niluaber of iat Isfed ones Tt ts Rot my Intention nor Mestre to break’ Up anshods's show. T only wish that I'could book them all, Of ; aati iste. ‘ a TT eae = ; ii ae my Bat om. sie, | SSE N Da eri. HRS | Ce Tp ati elles a OO aa Cee 8, on I Lk ye SAGE aH: “By Bi: b pS OF we : : ; “a ‘The story-of a man who was ‘ ; MEE — sent wo prison for a crime he ; SARS did not commit. “And. when § ; "EMP he escaped— : : ae ee ee Tianna, alee «Borat at | JESSE LLLASEY jiresonte THOMAS MEIGHAN | : 3s @ v as The City of Silent Men | . B@Paramount Picture : eT ae a insal ag ways e gua tice Pegi pel Thurs., Fria, Sat, June 36, duly 1-2: aay V MANHONDIE 20K Ee one FIRST | Wt - STATE § BLOCK ENDOM wim ST. Tact hee ke Sea Eb aseOeeerbenes 1. SHORR PROP,” Wal. GEOUGE st sri STREET AT INDIANA AVENUE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAFE IN CHICAGO MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT SUPREME - Every TUESDAY AFTERNOON FROM 370 7PM. : BAND AND. ENTERTAINER CONTESTS Souvenire for Ladies Boutounieres for: Genta HEAR THE GIRLS'siNG HEAR THE UAND PLAY seme Mifed Gea itt CePA ee Baie sven Ge vera MeNcte ees east course it woukl mean better ‘feeling and co-operation on the part of the teen and euarn tonne or iN ee a Sete ne te the one soteten Werle (oe ake nase corle"of tes Soantaalea'ta get topeeber and care arin at the tw andy hating oe ee iat aantice, shane ee Se ae Ae fathank tana at and TN Bestop er te thews so KM iment sbee A well ate scent Tide ae atone nine ‘or ten panniers Balnclore and mt eseess weet Sa eer dine te eet ‘goneeeer Te Becht dite ta ne See aa titties wl erie 35 time ager campanier Wil ongan- Peli Hats tree asters na eels Misntam dene pee tor ee, Reet ts cee Edo nat wish to revolutionize the shew nssvene” Won sk ear SRST oe tee nctne Who i abet Ber ei Ne are cetacean ne the tnanater st inde ah Te seeastSar'ena soeuliren ties am on Seruent. ha tetas eiahaes preach Reeth, ‘ting oe. ten pce sees SeeeF ncerag Guns aot weno ton sete ‘Bie aceers chee emotes mer inet ‘oa any. Beograd net uemeeae Target wl cut eh i Walt -mattand. ave ‘ame eheee re ei lun te rat care Ee Bal ne ie ‘Resp as SAW ipevis: ‘hreararey ani: Gee Sere FAMOUS GEORGIRG Wy eay seks can te Sis J ceavon I i; eae Hae al cect, a MME Ce al due. the” comedy HARE stl thes recat EN fant tad “Weode} feu ie a, ea f Re ee eee ee ee eae Tuk and “will eal on-you, ax he ts colng to speeds tnw aye in Chi- Sie and look the Harcos"s Minstrels exer. At Lanaing, Bien. we met che Hagenieek and: Wallach chreus, A creat handshaking took place. Tony, T went to tud early, reared ali night tha: 1 Wad rolling heaps aruund the big cop; was up ae 3:20 and saw the ‘ret stake pueda the graunil Tomzny Harris and myself had break- fast’ In the coakhouae, 1 made my- seit atohema, Charlie Johnson, the Landen swell, witnessed every show tie was given in the Oriental e- partment, “Chartle wait. he felt like he was 40 yours Sounger.- The Col- Ciro bane under Prot. Jackson gave & good acenunt of itself on the pa- rade aud wax applauded ae It passed i tke flenrigian. Major Dantels, our banva, is preparing for a short’ trip to california an important. business AX Banquet and prize ght were eiven in ove honor ae Fiat. Plenty to eat shies, you eeclé go swimmlte i sou liked—daneing, "sintlnig, "Col" Ana fighting. Tmean pels Aghtine Aitnad a wonderful time. ‘Tony, the lwo is bem cut down to twenty Seven people for the sunwner snd the woure teip. The hand cematine the Sanne sy when its Cbicn0. Thr, Teckwald-is ate petting his tent show In shapo at Des. Moines, Jowa, Johnny Weeds and littie Hens Feiace dus here any day. We play Gare. Tne, the 20th. AML the hove ve }rqnusing for a qulek tripe to hi- fage. Robert Dugeer and Lilly’ Fius- eins teft at Lansing for Chicago, w pend the summer. They were lexed be neers ne and missed vere much, Fong, Twill toll yon abant the Shark Biers" Club waen T xee vou. Sincstety. SOY MEENDOX. Feo Jonaingn wrises dat he fy ph: the work ae the Jupprelrere, Rockne, ME ie akts buhcetass fanjotee and A zextuire on, all hille—one Of the. bee: ar eT ae T. O. B.A. (Theater Owners’ Booking Association) Notice to All Acts: SINGLES, TEAMS, TRIOS. AND ALL KLNDS OF ‘NOVELTY TURNS “WRITE of WIRE OPEN TIME IMMEDIATELY SAM E. REEVIN 304-805 Loutid-Building, Chattanooga, Tenn. py, en cp TATES THEATR = 3507 STATE STREET The Home of Great Features E. M1. WYER’S STATES ORCHESTRA QWL § THEATRE STATE es NEAR 47TH STREET vince Repel thence iain’ tee Cen tes ROOMY sears CLARENCE M. JONES AND HIS SELECT ORCHESTRA DAILY. 6PM. 70 MIONIGNT. LAST SHOW STARTS AT a0 P.M. MOST .POPULAR THEATRE ON THE SOUTH. SIDE hae HAMMONG & SONS VW ENDOME TH EATRIS 2MGd9 STATE ST. 1800 Comfortable Seats Mammoth Pipe Organ Erskine Tate's Symphony Orchestra REMRERE tigate, pest THEATER IR CMCAED ELL WALNUT 431 = GIBGOM'S BES. CELL POPLAR 505 | NEW STANDARD THEATRE Jenn 7, loser, fate Suter and Dieting Manone sour svauer, AY RTH. PHILADELPHIA, PENNA, VAUDEVILLE, NOVELTY. ACTS, ROAD’ SHOWS smo ygrevtiong rine." SVRRR aameuserie ore [= ISKFORD THEATR Ee ss 35th Street-and Michigan Avenue. Clarence H. Biack’s Symphony Orchestra SELECTED PHOTO-PLAYS OF CLASS O.G. HAMMOND — SR, Venbume teeta A RUDI ROMED” Tein tie 15. Coming ith Stunt inutor ead rvs MORE STAGE—HEXT PAGE PAGE SEVEN. IN yular Demand!} = ville-Girl- = ombined 2 tars as: = onzo Moore ~~ = arlie Beechum and = Queens—48 = World's Greatest = tes Whip Crackers = sur Seats] 2 Jam,toi0p.m.| = nn “DANCING IRL" At thé’ recent dancing reeltal given hy Hazel ‘Thoapson Davis and her reluaiuee at the Avenue ‘Theater none aitractod the amount of attention 8 ‘Aut Louis Weller, whose. work bor- eresl“nnin the sengational, She. te Gunster the mse auvanced. pupil mong those who attend Stiss. Devel Sclimol ani sho tates an netice pact inthe “instrnetion of "the. Younger Inecthire ef the clases, Oscr'a, bine Med. Boral olferings were: mado hee is hep auitaiters at the (ete mentioned nd “Fhe Lattie Dancin Girls takes ike epmoruintty tor thant {node by Shiu che tunezo Kindiy remembered dew ae Stiey Dale hersele Mss Willer fie tar to become tn artist she will'avtgnet more thutn geal Ee Tention ta the tacure. “She has. ale Tehile taken a. CONES: amit well cae Fine ater stm of the Breatest Ia= strnecom inthe’ bmeinesee HANDY’S BAND Handy’s Tand. yith twenty-ften Goober ore having: aMlendia maces Myikeis tour of the Souths aeons ink iw a Weiter received: late Tat Mth” they have suditene bootine {iikcsp thvon funge uncll inter, any Nanda ape repented and. doubled Sitch sass World. forthe targets Memphis Blues agyresation. Send, i 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ® e 3 a 3 ae do se e SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 "WILD BILL" ON RAMPAGE, SHOTS KILL AND WOUND Slaps Woman and Calls Gun Into Play Against Defender Brooklyn, N. Y., June 24—James Lawrence, better known as "Wild Hill" 1558 Don街 street, lived up to his name when he shot to death Arthur Thompson, 32, 1558 Atlantic avenue. Thompson's sister-in-law, Margaret Smith, was also seriously wounded, both shot three times. She was taken to St. Mary's Hospital and is not ex- The shooting was done on the top floor of 1930 Atlantic avenue about 100 yards from Smith, the mother of Margaret, and was the outcome of a fight between Hill and Bill. Hill had shaped Baby Smith. Her sister Margaret interfered, then he hit her, and Thompson took the fight. Thompson fought Hill and gave him a terrible beating. Filled with revenge and brooding over home and returned with his Cotts 25 and blazed away, hitting Thompson. He then shot at the mother, but she escaped. Margaret falling a victim to the gun, and the weapon of death the murderer rushed to the street. Men and women shot and careering so gallantly back as he waved his gun and ran up the avenue and approached Dean stress. NEW YORK URBAN LEAGUE The Russell Sage Foundation is hosting the annual meeting of the longhorn hemen made by Ed Dahl, a recently awarded Sahara Initiative award. The steering committee at its meeting will address the problem of flattening the population and membership the last decade. MANY LAND IN CLUTCHES OF LAW ON SABBATH DAY New York, N.Y. 21st, 227 West 14th Street, was arrested Sunday at Happy Land park by Officer James C. Browne, 21st, 227 West 14th Street, who charged the woman with using vile and indecent behavior at the Heights court. Others arrested at the park and sentenced the woman who was arrested for felonious assault on a police officer. West 14th Street, West 14th Street, Chambers charged that the prisoner struck him on the back while carrying incarcerated of the fire department. East 14th Street, was arrested for allegedly assaulting a fire officer. Exhibition at the park, on complaint of the Children's Society, who was arrested at the park, John Thomas, manager of the place, John Thomas, manager of the place, was later arrested and both prisoners were arranged in the Heights court; was also arrested for disorderly conduct. JUNIORS TO HOLD PROMENADE New York, June 16th—The Junior class of the New York University will lead their program, at New Star Casino, Friday evening, July 15th. The practice will lead them, in a piano recital, will play the music of the program. The program, which is in charge of the course, includes a dramatic sketch written by the principal vocalist, a popular songs will roar vocal and instrumental selections. The pronounce and performance will be made publicly in New York. The public is invited for the scholarship fund. Iowa City, Iowa, 520 W 120th街, Phone 800-812-3000. **ADVERTISMENT.** **FLOORIST HAS NOVEL IDEA** In fitting in a cellar to resale a duo-up is attracting many to the final establishment avenue, an ex-service man and former member of the famous Buffalo, New York, Newsletter Men's Association for the Manhattan Newsletter Men's Association. At the time of the fundraiser, his work received many favorable comments. He will attend many friends and customers. Boughkeeple, N. X --- Monday, July 4, being a holiday, the Chicago Defender's New York office will close promptly at 12 noon. Matter for publication must be in this office by 10 a.m. HAPPY LAND PARK Many others too numerous to mention 143RD ST. AND HARLEM RIVER Near Fifth Avenue HARLEM'S EATING PLACE The New HE VAN serves the best services, Waldorf-Astoria rooms, 205 Watts 133th street. Near Seventh C. Paine. Proprietors - Advertisement NEW YORK CITY BRIEFS James Marshall, 61, West 12th street, owned by Harry Crowley, 800 East 12th street, June 1, 2014, with playing staff and a band. The team was treated by Dr. George D. Harlem. A regular meeting of the committee members of what has been termed Nebraska division of the coming Pascal of America, led by members of the board of Education building, 500 Avenue of the Americas, Freeman, age 25, living at 5 West 12th street, did suddenly lose his vein in the inert. When Dr. Ashwara of Harlem hospital arrived the woman Charles Bond, better known as Karen Marshall, 66, against the Third Avenue railroad for injuries sustained while in an accident last week. Bond had an X-ray from the hospital and was removed from cuffs of the hip and the second agenom. After alteration over an unknown affair, Holea Siranga, 26, 2145 West 12th street, in apportionment of 268,267 seventh Avenue on June 1, 2014, in the railroad where the murder occurred. Joaquin was removed to Harlem hospital under arrest after the murder occurred. Detective Buckley was assigned to the The Hoboken Hand Auxiliary of Majestic Court is the organizer for the summer. Miss China Van Duzer is president of the club and Daughters of Honor, under the supervision of Mrs. E. Haynes, who has been doing research work here, left Friday. The summer doctor will teach the summer the doctor will teach at several summer schools in the south and summer camp a of a Y. M. C. A. in Hershey, and the coming of June. Sarah will army of postal employees preparing for their annual vacancy. NEW YORK SOCIETY A hawn tarty was given by the Hoboken Hand Auxiliary of Majestic Court at 10, the home of Midam Huyer. A hawn tarty was given by the Hoboken Hand Auxiliary of Majestic Court at 10, the home of Midam Huyer. A hawn tarty was given by the Hoboken Hand Auxiliary of Majestic Court at 10, the home of Midam Huyer. *Members of the Sigma Tau Sigma fraternity at the Palmyra night at a banquet held at Craigs in West 120th street, Leuven, Belgium.* *Pilkey wore: a black jacket, E. Haynes or Washington, D. C., and James Weldon Johnson.* *Mr. James Jayd celebrated their first wedding anniversary at their residence, 11 West 130th street, West Marriott, Sapp, well-known actress, has gone to Paris, where she has an apartment.* Jackson-School of Composition and Design, at the University of North Carolina exhibition concert at Bethel A.M. E. Church Saturday evening. Greeted by a large audience, and presented for their sponsored performance, Mrs. Powell, 225 West 125th Street, left Friday for her home in Lincoln, Mrs. Powell is prominent in forestal and church circles, planned by the Copeastern College of Chiropractic dumfries July 15, at New Star Casino. the eighteenth annual outing of the Coeris is announced for July 16 at City. Invitations to the affair are now available at the New York Truman Library, visited here and of Coeris' pieces is expected. The inaugural event of James H. Hubert, executive secretary of the New York Truman Library, visited here on their way to Abisbain and have been attending the compartment examination and the Institute College of Amherst, Mass, where the Institute have been issued for the annual earden party of the Alpha Phi Society, Friday, July 1. Walter Floyd in chairman of the functions, among the most exclusive to be held in Harlem will be beautifully decorated. His street, left Saturday for Saratoga, N. Y., to be followed by Alice Walker, West 31st street, journeyed to New Hampshire to Mosey and Etcile Statesman, 31st West 31st street, entertained several for fifteen. He will be visiting South of Atlantic City in Sunday here visiting relatives. The Lover's Book club at the at 2 E. L. Williams, Librarian at Howard University, is here for a six weeks stay. Mark's M. L. church entertained its men's and friends at a doley party The Floral Circle of St. Mark's church gave guests an honor in honor of the newly- built church. Mrs. B. Crossland, 217 East 35th street, has gone away for the summer; Mrs. Morris, 218 East 35th street, has gone home in North Carolina for in-hospital care. The students' graduation and dance of the New York Academy, K, K. Justice director, will occur July 1, at Manhattan Casino. Charles E. Smith of Washington, D.C. and is attaching to the 143rd Battalion. Albertin Jenkins, 24, 25 Fleet Three, Washington, June 13, in order to occupy a basement containing a fracture of the skull and a two-boat coupe book, each good for one book, in the basement. The book is distributed from the office of the Public Welfare Pediatron to hospitals and situations which come in contact with children. The book is also distributed for babies and sick children whose families cannot afford to lay. The book is on "The Social Trend of Randolph Road" on "The Social Trend of Randolph Road," a Educational Form in Lafayette hall. James W. Johnson lectured at the evening. He believes that books mean something to people. He has especially on literature and stressed the need of studying and reading. He has lectured on that of other national leaders. James Jackson, a police officer on a warrants issued to the police by M.T. Cobden, complained of his wife Maude Jackson, who charges her husband for the death of a man of November 1920. The prisoner was arreened in connection on a charge of telonious assault. Through Arthur Sebemba, whose wife the finest and most valuable in the city, and the collection of books, magazines and manuscripts has been given to the West 133rd street Sunday afternoon the Rev. W. H. W. Brooks, the pastor of the undertaking chub of his son Clinton Brooks, left Galloway was among the graduates午夜时 the school of his mother, Dr. M. Galloway. This school is conducted by the faculty of the Galloway's firm, the Inclusive Press, is a member. U.S. University, Beneficial League, J. S. Savage, president, hold its annual meeting, July 10, at church, M. Wernon, N. T., Thursday. Mrs. M. E. Gray of Jacksonville, Florida, held its evening, July 10, at church, 8: 6 o'clock at Lafayette Park, Star Har Arisen in the East." GUNS FOR MAYOR New York, June 21—John M. Royall, president of the United Cliff League, was named for mayor which the New York Evening Globe has been conducting. The primary also took in the positions of president of the board of aldermen and mayor. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER BROOKLYN HAPPENINGS BY WALTER R. LOTTON Henry Gordon, 21, who was held here for nearly a year before he was taken to Richmond, Va., where he was murdered. He lived at 1959 Fulton street and was known as a lawyer. He also helped his son, Mrs. Booker, of Chasson avenue, after W. A. Matthews is here from Saskatchewan. He is now with J. R. Lyle of Down Street, he is the best that ever "landed" there. In 1450 Dean street who has been at the United States army since his transfer to a two-week vacation. He left this week for Frank The Rev Stephen McHarry of Harrington and his daughter of 1824 Dow street. A movement is on foot to aid in the war. It was inaugurated by the Frederick K. George E. Wilesen is the moving spirit, and the George P. Davis Post his life to the war. He decided at a meeting of the post to send appeals for money to the various orphanages. Colored Societies in Brooklyn, the student at the Lynchburg Theological Seminary, is in the city. The organization greeted the Rev William C. Brown at Flood Street Mortuary, a sixteenth year at the church, and many cemetery burials. A woman to shake hands with their "now pastor." He is his senior pastor, and again he is his senior pastor of our men's department of the General of the Army, a sixth annual session of the Y. M. C. A. student conference Day Powell, 22, was held for the war. Day Powell, 22, was on a charge of burial mortuary of Van Dinger and Fennelly to try to Yorkers and was brought to the town to get away at Schoenfeld and Atlantic avenue at Schoenfeld and Atlantic avenue at Schoenfeld and into the home of Samuel Wheaten, 18. St. Paul's Presbyterian Mission is now holding services in Summer Hall, 18. St. Paul's Presbyterian Mission is now holding services in Summer Hall, 18. St. Paul's Presbyterian Mission is now holding services in Summer Hall, 18. A strawberry festival was given at success in every way. It was given by the Committee of which Mrs. A. E. Miller is chairman. Various Polish judges and courts are working in the city which will be held up state July 17. Among the judges are Exonor, Ben Hur, Ullity and Pythaon. Four-year-old Milton Jones of Saratoga is 15 while crossing the street at Atlantic and Saratoga roads and skull and the left knee. Milton Jones is brought to a close a very successful three nights June grounds of the Home for Aced Gabrielople. St. Peter was for a king in Kingston home. A tiny sum was realized. Augustine, Fla., visited friends here last A. Jerome Loring of 642 Oakville has been connected with the case this week. Mr. Loring for a number of years has been connected with the case. In the passing of the I-College downtown Republics, the last political friend of the Race in this county has been sent to John D. Nixon, Daddy who believed that the Race should have "positions and not John," and who should have his piece? Inquired the militant Lance Gray day was the war of 16 of the American Lion and the Oscar S. Jones post,美术 department. The features were patriotic addresses and musical numbers, medicine at the Boston University, is in the family his parents at their home, Oscar Warre, the real estate agent, his wife, Ann Augustine L. E. church, of which Rev. the murder of Mrs. Jane Shaw (white), a 64-year-old woman, has been connected with the clenched claws, yet the Brooklyn Early Eagle of the "Seek a Negro," deterents on the case told our reporter they had no idea how to question a race man or woman it could question a matter of form for they are employed as they white or race men Rossi Drumingo will have to stand up for his father, who died in jury dishearten last week after eight jours of dilleration. He was placed in the course of his trial, which was disputed by County Judge Rur J. Humphrey. The Nassau Congenerational Club of the Nassau Congenerational Club gave a Dutch superior lecture on the history of attended and a substantial sum was realized. Last June 20, the eighteenth anniversary of the Y. W. C. A. will be celebrated, the principal anniversary of the Womens Barter, a well known worker of the northeastern Federation of Wom- nists. NEW YORK STATE NEWS Numford, N. X. Will Johnson will move on Hardware and will be the head chef. He will winner dinner guests at, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will be the chieftain chicken auction at the second Ipset fair. He will graduate from the South high school from the Southville high school. Yonkers, N. Y. Mrs. II. Howard is having a pleasant summer day with her daughter. Many people are leaving for their summer homes. Mrs. M. Crier her daughter. Many people are leaving for their summer homes. Mrs. M. Crier her daughter. A great mass meeting will be held for people to meet in Tulsa, Okla., at the Mission Explaination Center. Many people are eye-witnesses to the tragedy. Mary Hawkins of Washington, D.C., a visiting Miss Fannie Smith, 18, Woodland, Okla., is grand opening on its court. The Rev. S. W. Smith, Dace Anchor, a family Winchester attended the New England Cup Convention on June 14. The Grammar is still confined to her home, 18 Irving Street, for the mountains, where she will spend the summer. The Rev. Blen has been invited to New Main street, for another year. Miss Grammar is great proprietor. NEW JERSEY Atlantic City, N. J. LAFAYETTE THEATRE 7th Ave. Bet. 131st & 132d Sts Lester A. Walton, Manager One Week Only Commencing MONDAY, June 27th The Quality Amusement Corp. presents a Monster All-Star Extravaganza, consisting of Minstrelsy, Vaudeville and Musical Tabloid Forty-minute car ride from 1300th St. Ferry A beautiful suburb of PATERSON, N. J. Call and see MR. COTTLIEB, 96 Warren Street, Room 108 Phone 10065 Barclay NEW YORK CITY tions are being made for the Knights of Ilyths Convention which meets here in 12 P. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis, Jr. of Wood Week, lost their Little Baby week. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Mrs. Amala Ield, 158, South Eighth avenue, host her mother, Mrs. Cilla Cullen, 158, South Eighth avenue, week at the home of her son, George Paladir, Richmond, Mrs. Cullen, visiting from visiting her mother, who was seriously ill at the hospital, left Saturday evening for a two weeks vacation at Hudson, N.J., where she visited a law office visited his recently. While here he became soberly ill with a stroke in his room. Mrs. Wilson was tendered a surprise party with her and others of Brooksville, N.J. Y. she received many flowers. Mrs. Wilson was updraft for a two month vacation in Connecticut. Mrs. Kelley, 161 South Eighth avenue, has week, who took everything available. Master Anderson, 161 South Eighth avenue, took automobile Thursday evening and taken to the hospital. The love, S. J. S. Lood, was returned to the A. M. J. Zion church by annual conference held here last year. Glen Gove, N. Y. Jamaica, N. Y. "GOAT ALLEY" New York, June 16—"Nostalgy Alloy," a temperamental life of our people in this country, was presented in its initial presentation at 515 Fifth street and Broadway. Ernest Howard Cullerson is the author, and the psychological department of the Medical Museum is the sole for the staging of "Goddess" in banned Goods' seasonal seasons ago. The "nostalgy Alloy" is a play wholly to our people, and its presentation broadway theaters of a drama, with the view of the show will appear later. NEW YORK NEWSIES New York, June 25—The Defender teaches us many things pertaining to the welfare of the club were discussed. A group of the club members and the interest shown is quite exciting. Though in its enclosure state, the club York newsies, and members of them have experience, they are not the only ones. Now, those who have not attended any of the meetings, a conditional friend of the Women's Club, be good sports, to do it to lost in the whirlwind, receive the many benefits to be offered the greatest Weekly, sleep is what another one of our baiting horses who attends at our high school to say: "I intend to get down when I grow up. When I sell nurses it for my lunch and car fare so as to help my parents earn avenues." For just one hour as hewtt White, Segundo organized; to help them earn money and encourage them to give back to the community. Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, be full to go on. West 153rd street, who was one of our most energetic people is ill at his home with the nurse. LEGION HONORS COMMANDER Brooklyn, Jan 24—At the regular meeting of the Legion, the headquarters Monday last, resolutions of condolence were pass- ed at the death of the national commande- r, the commander, and the com- mander, and a copy of same is to be sent to the colonel's family. A memorial ser- vice will be held on Friday in chapel the, George S. Starks. PHILADELPHIA PLACES Philadelphia, Ph., June 24—Tulloch balloons bearing a certified copy of the ordinance recently approved by the city, are available for sale or use of fireworks, firebreakers, sparklers and other pyrotechnics on public property. The balloons are installed in all districts of the city. Copies of the ordinance have also been made available to agents of all shops or stores, dealers or others who are known to have fireworks or contemple, dealing in them. POLICE COURT NEWS U.S. Army Shoe Munson Last Guarantee 6 months Made of nitrile material. Strong bold oak leather. Water resistant. Thin sleeve. Water resistant. Padded ear. Aluminum $4.45 Sep 14 Pay Postman Pay no money Send no money name, address and date your noses will be set by return mail. Pay postman $4.45 and postage on arrival. ANTI-PROHIBITIONISTS TO PARADE IN NEW_YORK CITY New York, June 24—As an expressive civic organization calling for the Volunteer act, fully 500,000 men and women under the head of the Volunteer act, stand up Fifth avenue in the biggest protest parade New York City has ever seen. Fully 25,000 firearm residents have already enrolled at the headquarters, 517 Lenox avenue, and applauded the marchers of the movement say they desire every rest-blooded American to register and register one big protest against the Eighteenth Amendment: Seventy-eight elderly men and women. The days' program will will up with a plenium and summer night's festival at Palace HONOR PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR Brooklyn, N. Y. June 24. The birth- day of Frederick Douglass, com- mander of a large number of citizens June 16 when the Frederick Douglass Com- mander for Forum held No. 2, a meeting at public school No. 2, Geor- ge W. Kiewan, the chairman, was master communicator. He introduced the New George Frazier Miller, who paid a high tribute to the great leader. Macaulay Funk is the King's预留 Dumbo's poems. A fine musical program was rendered under the direction of Mrs. Fitzon L. Doege. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS —AT— NEW BRUNSWICK HIGHLANDS Near the large industrial city of New Brunswick, the Hub of New Jersey. $125 up EASY TERMS A number of those purchasing logs from us are now occupying the Hub of New Brunswick Highlands, having landed there. There is room for more. Won't YOU FOLLOW THE SUCCESSFUL ONES? Home is located for one easy terms, payable like rent. Send for booklet and testimonials of HAPPY LAGE PEOPLE. N. T. HEGEMAN COMPANY 11 West 3rd St., New York City HOTEL OLGA 695 Lenox Ave.. 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BABB fie meecnene “KRIEBEL & 60. pein ire loan ew acon nan ONT Tee as CHICAGO SAYURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 4 ```markdown ``` TENNIS SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 KENYON PITCHES A. B. C.5 TO 10-0 WIN AT DETROIT Hurler for Indianapolis Holds Stars, While Gatewood and Cooper Slump ST. LOUIS CIANTS TAKE OPENER FROM KAY-SER In the Squared Circle With Jull Jones Jr. CARPENTHEM AND DEMPSEY America has answered to its call to stage the biggest sporting event of all time in Jersey City, N. J. July 2. We will not preset in this article what a little interest are running hundreds of miles around for the sporting event. This is the day when money counts. In the big gate and the awful other trying to get a ticket. The size of admission is a minor detail. The cost of a presentation at $199 what more, entertainment for forty-eight men. We have read that in days gone by we had to a bull fight in Spain at the rate of cents each. Mexico has drawn up a schedule for the outdoor at Sheepshead Bay something no $10000 was made at a headboard at Washington Park, which played outdoor and indoor sports including ever came to equal the Dempsey-Carter in Athens, Greece. The first name has had more hardened associations with international sports, but has steadily come to the front. The game started with a long road rushed for nearly two years. It became popular in America as a sport and has站住了脚. It is now a major sport here it is today. The first man to draw on the idea of charging to draw on the little or nothing charged to see a ball on the course done and to know that the fight was going to be held, as the police were apprehended by the government to stop it if he had to call out state soldiers, or of betting between the players. --- Touches claimed slowly. Little follows. The clothes of today must give credit for popular standings. George Dixon short on his feet. His wonderful skill and gentleness way in and out of the crowd never seen a light, that prize fighter care not what they had been trained at. The academy at Troy, N. Y. The press stood throughout the country that the two battles were an affair. James J. Colett, who was skipped on as "Bottleman Trial," then an instructor, boxed tight night change. The roughness, boxer slinger fell out of sight. John L. Seddon, who showed down in the rough stuff business, collected from the rimside point of every good man little or big. He reaffectable he could act in public street leagues are roughness amusements. In evening dress among his collection. The gentlemen who are to meet Jude Colett for shoes on hone able to enlist in betraying the rough occupation, especially M. George Carpenter on who will win the fight. BUNGLETON GREEN THIS PROMIBITION STUFF WILL DRIVE ME CRAZY Y WONDER WHERE I CAN FINI A PLACE THAT SELLS GOOD BOOZE. — HERE COMES DR. PRIOR — ILL ASK HIM. DITION STUFF ME CRAZY YET. ME I CAN FIND IT SELLS GOOD ME COMES ASK HIM. HELLO THERE YOU'RE JUST I WANT TO SEE SOME BOOZE I'M NEARLY Y'KNOW WHAT CAN GET SO THIS PROHIBITION STUFF WILL DRIVE ME, CRAZY YET. WONDER WHERE I CAN FIND A PLACE THAT SELLS GOOD BOOZE. — HERE COMES DR. PRYOR — ILL ASK HIM. HELLO THERE PRYOR. YOU'RE JUST THE GUY. I WANT TO SEE — I WANT SOME BOOZE SO BAD I'M NEARLY SILLY. — DO Y'KNOW WHERE I CAN GET SOME? WHY DUNGLETON, YOU MUST LEARN TO CONTROL YOURSELF. — WHENEVER YOU WANT A DRINK OF WHISKEY, JUST EAT AN APPLE INSTEAD WHO IN THE DEVIL DO YOU THINK WANTS TO EAT A WHOLE BARREL OF APPLES A DAY!!! ```markdown ``` Who is caught here using a woodworker's tool? The man in the image is Yon Courtland Park, New York. THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE At Montgomery, Monday, June 20— Birmingham, Six— 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Birmingham, 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries-Mason and Preston; Rudolph and Cordena. At Montgomery, Tuesday, June 21— Birmingham, 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 Birmingham, 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 Game called on account of darkness, Batteries-Mason and Preston; Harry and Cordena. At Atlanta, Ga., June 16— R.I.E. Atlanta, 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 Batteries-Mason and O'Neal; Moss and Blanchard. At Atlanta, June 17— R.I.E. Atlanta, 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 13 15 Batteries-Hampton and O'Neal; Parker and Blanchard. At Atlanta, June 15— R.I.E. Atlanta, 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 Batteries-Hampton and O'Neal; Moss and Blanchard. Monday, June 13, at Chattanooga- first game, Montgomery, Chattanooga; Chattanooga, 1 Batteries-Mason, 1 Batteries-Hampton, Preston and Charleston games; Chattanooga, Gurley and Morris games; Glass, Moss and Morrison games. Only three men reached first base on balls. At Chattanooga, June 16— R.H.F. New Orleans ... 0.333 0.000 0.000 - 0.11 2 Chattanooga ... 0.000 0.000 0.000 - 0.14 4 Batteries... Moffett and Gardner; Jones 1 CUBAN STARS SHUT OUT LLOYD'S GANG: WIN 10-0 Totals: 0 5 24 14 Totals: 10 12 27 12 Coburn, Star:... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jackeys:... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brett, Witt: Two double hit-Hundreds. Three- double hit-Lord, Soler bases-Drake, Lane, Laye, Thomas, England: Two double hit-Englis, Thomas, England: Two double hit-Englis Hood to Husheth: Hood to Thomas to Thomas of Marcelo, 3 in 7 inches, Off Brit, 3 in 5 hits, hit by pitched hit-Britt, hit by pitched hit-Britt, Marcelo, B. Minnie, Struck out-by Mar- celo, B. Minnie, Struck out-by Mar- celo, 1 of Brit, 2. Wail pitch-cher- Witness pitched-Britt. Loving pitcher-cher- BATTLE WITH WILLS A fight between Harry Wills of New Orleans and Jack Johnson, who won the fight on July 7, may be brought about by interested parties at Jersey City and reports coming from the prison city. Johnson, who is in line physical with the opponent, and boxing instructor during his confinement, recently won over Owens of the city. There are many fight fans who are of the opinion that Johnson is still the greatest fighter of the decade, and that he is the present crop of heavyweights. TATE STARS NOSE OUT COLUMBUS BUCKEYES Ballot for Living in the hind. Tate State, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Two-seat limo-Bell, Holden, 21, Brown. Almaden Lake, Three-seat limo-Bell, Home Tate State, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tate State, Brady to Eileen Lloyd loves something; Thomas to Louis; to Thomas to Tate State, 7. Her by pierced ball-Bell by Bett Tate State, 7. Her by pierced ball-Bell by Bett O'Burt, 2. Off Bett, 2. Off Bett, 2. Off Bett Hann, 1. Stork out by Bett, 4. By Bett Ballot for Living in the hind. Parker, Warner-Wilmer and Parker, Sports-Ball, BALTINORE SOX WIN TWO Second Grade Anchor Giants.....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Anchor Giants.....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Titletail-Bill.....311 311 311 311 311 311 311 311 311 311 311 pill Hill, Brown Smith, Stainless Steel-Brown pill Hill, Brown Smith, Stainless Steel-Brown Coleman, on balls in halls, Stainless Steel-Brown Wild pitcher-Thompson (12), Lopez on balls Wild pitcher-Thompson (12), Lopez on balls error-Black Sox, 4; Anchor Giants, 4 NEW YORK GOLFER A. H. GIBBS THE CHICAGO DEFENDER PO BY FRAN He Knows I HE PAYOR THE GUY. HE — I WANT SO BAD SILLY. — DO IRE I HE? WAITING TR BY FRANK YOUNG NEW YORK CUBANS DIVIDE NEW YORK CUBANS DIVIDE Boston Stars, ... 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 12 and the Bushwicks divided a twin batt at Dexter Tark. Sunday in two well spaced games, the score of 10 to 5 and the opening of the score of 10 to 5 and the home runs the last. In an espagnol score of 12 to 5 the violinist scored the score in their half of the ninth, but the score in their half of the eighth, but the score on kills and two singles after two men were out. Score by innings: R.I.L. Cuban Stars, ... 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 12 Bushwicks, ... 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 5 3 9 Borretto, Carlson and Homan. Second game: R.I.L. Bushwicks, ... 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 14 12 Bushwicks, ... 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 14 12 Borretto, Carlson and Homan. ROYAL GIANTS BEATEN Paterson, N. J., Sunday - The Royal Giants were defeated by the Peterson Silk Stars in a well played game by the Bushwicks, but the Giants hit the Sox nearly two to one, but Jay- mont kept them out of the second. Score by innings: R.I.L. Silk Stars, ... 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 5 8 Royal Giants, ... 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 4 15 Hudson and Wiley. Hudson and Wiley. BENNN RED CARS WIN Brooklyn, June 24—The Penn Test Caps scored a victory over the Ivanhoe- free batting contest by the score of 10 to 5. Many errors were made by both teams. The score by innings: R.H.E. Red Caps, 3 11 1 0 0 1 1 10-11 1 Ivanhoe, A. C. 2 11 0 0 0 1 2 8-11 1 TESREAU BEARS WIN, 5 TO 3 TESREAU BEARS WIN, 5 TO 3 defended the East New York A. C. at East New York Goal Saturday after- ward, was tied until the ninth inning when they put two across the pan. Score: TESreau, 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 2-5 8-1 East N. Y., Y. 2 1 0 0 0 0 3-11 2 Campbell and Hutton. GARLTON YOUNG OPENER. Brooklyn, June 24—The Carletti branch "Bass" baseball team opened the season Saturday at the parable ground, with a victory over the Eastern district branch 10 to 5. PHILA GIANTS LOSE Lincoln Giants. 16: Springfield. 0 Lincoln Clants, 16; Springfield, 0 Lincoln Giants skit out the Springfield at Recreation Park by the onesided on the mound and after striking out a dozen balsam retired in favor of 11. The visitors polled 18 hits. **RULES** Line. Glants. 1 2 0 5 1 0 0 2 - 16 15 1 Spainville. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries--Williams, Rife and Therec. Swick, Adams and Schworn. Al Toledo, Ohio, June 19- Chicago, C. A. 1. Chicago Browns, $: 409 A. C., 5. Keepin M.R. "The strength of a race depends its your Keeping In Trim M.R. GRAWFORD EFFICIENCY We succeed or fail in life according to our own standards of efficiency are measured by standards of efficiency receive and the condition of our bodies, which enables us to put into operation all the tools that we have. A well equipped body that is suffering from some physical defect, such as under nourishment or over nourishment, too weak or too weak, can be a problem. The person, he be his professional, skilled or skilled laborer, who al-ware with surplus energy, that attaches with surplus energy, but not with his efficiency much lower than the one who keeps his body in trim. This deficiency not only makes him less than at any other time. The mind grows dull, the body becomes sluggish, and so that it says that it is the weather, but it is you. Your body needs toning up. This is acquired through exercise and does not use unimproved and weak body muscles. Some of the fortunate one gets a His Capacity WHY BUNGLETON, YOU MUST LEARN TO CONTROL YOURSELF. WHENEVER YOU WANT A DRINK OF WHISKEY, JUST EAT AN APPLE INSTEAD THE $60R5BOARD DACHAIRACHS, 11: BRIESBURG, 7 Atlantic City, N. J. N. 13. Briedesburg Briedesburg, N. J. 14. Briedesburg 11 to 7. Briedesburg and Mitchell pitcher for Connor's team, with Yank behind the bat and Rojo at third. The score. Briedesburg ... 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 - $1 4 Briedesburg ... 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 - $1 4 Batteries- & Minow; Richardson, Mitchell and Yank. DACHAIRACHS TRI TIGERS, 11:5 Atlantic City, N. J. June 15. Treat- well hurried the Bachelors Giants to iNet Park, Johnny Tough carried off the stick honors of the day. The score. Crosseaon ... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 - 5 5 3 Crosseaon ... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 - 5 5 3 Batteries- & Sterling and Sattfair; Treatwell and Gatewood. FEARS GIANTS WIN AND LOSE Jamestown, N. Y., Sunday—Fears Claims won one and lost one to Jamestown, N. Y., on Saturday by the score of 4 in 2. The game was played on Saturday by Pate Willett's bat, Sunday's battles was played on Saturday by a feature of the game was the batting of Claxton, getting a home run, and a single out of four times at bat. LEXINGTON, 6; DOONVILLE, 5 Doonville, Mo.—The Lexington Tigers, semi-pro champions of Missouri and also the defending team, defended the Doonville Tigers, champions of central Siouxland, by a score of 6-1. Lextington ..1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1-5 Boonville ..0 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 0-5 EAST ST. LOUIS CURS WIN The East St. Louis Cubs defeated the Union Electrics in a hard fought extra innings, but the second period held, managed to win, Sharpe, the famous second baseman of the hockey team, and was forced to retire from the fray. This being the first game of a two game series, the attack of the Mississippi Hicks was to extend his lead to the limit in order to win. Victories. K. C. ALLIES WIN OPENER Union Electrics Co. 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 - 2 H. E. L. St. L. ... 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 - 2 7 11 Batteries-Terry, Hunt and Palmer Hicks and Green. K. C. ALLIES WIN OPENER Union Electrics Co. 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 - 2 H. E. L. St. L. ... 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 - 2 7 11 Batteries-Terry, Hunt and Palmer Hicks and Green. K. C. ALLIES WIN OPENER Union Electrics Co. 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 - 2 H. E. L. St. L. ... 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 - 2 7 11 Batteries-Terry, Hunt and Palmer Hicks and Green. NEWARK GIANTS DIVIDE FOUR HOME RUNS IN ONE GAME Darby, Je, June R. - Hilliard wont all play in the game. The Yarn team when they took the third game was the labyrinth of Hockenbock, ground by the score of 10 to S. Collins, who started the game for the Lukasks, was no nuker in the labyrinth of Hockenbock, the third frame. Cookerheld the down-town- ham and Hockenbock, when his wildest stalked the Yarn team to sky runs. Whitworth relieved Four home runs were registered, one Four home runs were registered, one Iogan, Score: ...1 2 2 1 0 2 0-10 Hilldale ...0 0 0 0 1 0 0-7 Pleisher ...0 0 0 0 1 0 0-7 At Toledo, Ohio: ...500 A. C. 4. Chicago Brown, 5: 400 A. C. 4. GRAWFORD upon the health and environment of g men." vacation for two or more weeks and offered to their jobs worse than before. The successful business man, who does not have the time for a vacation, must have the time of his life in some Y. M. A. or club gymnasium playing volleyball, ball, ball and taking some prescribed gym exercises. He plays the game of golf or tennis when the weather will permit is added to his physical fitness program. He keeps physically fit and is careful that he does not become too fat; that his blood pressure does not rise too high and becomes sluggish. He knows that efficiency is measured by his fitness and therefore works hard to keep his blood pressure low. He needs follow the business man's best school you can find for training, go with him to the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium, ball, ball, ball or tennis. Keep the body toned to the highest point of efficiency. Develop such habits that the teacher is the type of manhood and womanhood. 39 JAMES LYNCH Heavy shinger with Charlie Raws and the West alfred with his clouting Other Nat. League Scores Fargo, N. D., June 24—Scott Honey club was married quietly to a pool club was married quietly to a pool club was married quietly to a pool June 18. The couple will reside in College at the close of the handset --- Earl Johnson En Route West Pittsburgh, Pa., and a member of the 1250 Olympic team, passed through the Cairn, where he will take part in Calif., where he will take part in the National A. A. U. games held there on July 2 and 4. Meet me at Pilgrim Baptist Tompie night. He Proctor. Advertisement. A B C At the Ringside These men, all veterans at the game, will give Defender sport readers their version of the bout. Nell Park, Columbus, Ohio, Monday—Led by Manager Lloyd, who got a double and three singles in four triples to the plate. Columbia Buckeyes hoped that the defense of the Cuban All-Stars and bandit him his second defeat in as many games. The count was 6 to 2 and again the Buckeyes outclassed the highly vaulted islanders. Another Rober picked a supergain in the Colored aggregation, allowing only seven scattered hits, and had his support been perfect neo would have chalked up another shutout. Cubans were the first to score. In the surrender singled and团结ed Alexander's assist. Two walks dived for the first shot. The first sacker. The Cubans increased their lead to two in the second lining, and Alexander's fumble. He took third on an inbred out and scored on Suarez's fumble. In the last of the fourth Buckeyes tied the count, one gone. The second hit and Tyler also got a life on Inarredo's error. A doubles and Ikoo's boot took two runs. In the sixth Lloyd double and scored two runs. Two more runs were shelved over the pan on Engleton's walk. Woods's single and Thomas' triple. Score: --- Tuesday the June 14 game was featured by hard hitting fifthaddle took a fall out of the Parkersburg frontier pitcher who started the contest was able to go to the route. Smith landed in Taftelow into retirement in the sixth inning to takeoff into the sixth inning for the fronten safe while his teammates sewed up the game. BLOOMER GIRLS PLAY SUNDAY AT 39TH STREET PARK The Bloomer Girls under the management of Mine. Caldwell and who have been playing each Sunday at the corner of 36th and Wabash avenue will make their initial appearance this year in a big park on the campus of Greenwich Giants' park, playing the South Side Stars, a team of youngsters. This will be the first game of a double team and will start at two o'clock. At three o'clock the Joliet team will cross hats with Joe Green's Chicago Giants, and the Greenwich Foster, who will be playing in Indianapolis. Green's two strong games against Foster's men on Sunday, the day they play, a real insult to the strength of the Chicago Giants, and Beckwith, a local, who has been slugging them to all corners of the lot, is expected to play the game against the prison city lads. Joliet needs no introduction to the local fans as they have always been bringing plenty of admirers with them. They have a formidable club one of the strongest semipro white clubs in the country, and they send either Taylor or Ball to the mound. Ray doing the backstopping. The addition of this 'wonderful' team has made a vast improvement in the defense of the Giants. Tickets will be on sale Saturday afternoon for the first time and not care to brave the rush Sunday. DETROIT STARS POUND OUT HOMERS DNA A.B.C.S LOSE DETROIT STARS POUND OUT HOMERS DNA A.B.C.S LOSE Norfolk Johns Demersville Cam New York, Tuesday, Daily paper here carry a story of a kid Norfolk had added to the guerring partners of the New York City police department he has not put in his appearance. Some time ago he announced he would turn down the offer because Dempsey was a fan of the police. --- 1 CRIME IN SOUTH WHERE TRAVEL IS IMPOSSIBLE By Staff Correspondent Hattiesburg, Miss., June 24—The evils of the South are like tuberculosis in an athletic idle too bad and too surprising to be believed. They thirst because they are uneducated when you inform them that the multitude women and men in Dale they simply can't believe that such they have been in the South, they cite to you the number of years that have passed since you moved to New Orleans, or towns larger, smaller, and then they claim that must be authorities on the subject. As a youth I left the North and Lake the class of persons referred to above, when I left I could not be seen no headlines, no burnings, no roots. And so I was disposed to be thing to preempta. That is what they all do. The new creation of John William "murder farm," however, and the publication of Governor Dorsay's encency, there has come upon the public a feeling that there must be things wrong; that conditions which only a few have known about. Railroads in South Not only are there these poor whites who live in this way. Three more fit to more or less hermitic themselves, and there is a large class of our own people who have been forced to travel sections. These districts are beyond the pain of law and order, and the domains where they make right. That is where John Williams lived in Georgia. That is where a white man sleeps white men and a white man sleeps white men and a law intervenes, and where thousands of the secretary's heel. One may live in the South for years and never know of the thimma that that are happening because there are any towns or railroads. I have a particular district in mind where I live. This region is in the lower part of Mississippi. About thirty miles below the old naval airfield and around it runneth Going south these lines diverge like the prongs of an old-fashioned hatch. River and Hancock counties, and the other through Harrison county. At the end of the river, fifty miles apart. The distance from where they separate below Hattieburg to the Gulf of Mexico is points there is not a single track we have an area of about 3000 square miles without any sign of a railroad. We have a town off the line of other of these roads large enough to go on the map The road in Pearl River county is a two-lane road, seat at Orrsville, and, down on the culit, at Richmond, county seat of Hancock county, seat of Orrsville, and through Hancock county. On the other side of Harrison county are Jackson county and Jackson county, both with a vast void of transportation lines. It would be proper to term them about 4,000 square miles, and law and order must be at a handstand, together, in the counties northeast, we find a round 2,000 square miles where law and order must be at a handstand. Unger County. Now people in these regions—many more than you might expect. The number of people in these states who have not seen a railroad ramp into the United States car park for 1310 miles, a square mile of Mississippi territory. At that rate, the number of people living in the United States outfitted with this three hundred thousand know WANTED! Agents and General Representatives FOR The Chicago Defender IN EVERY COMMUNITY IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA A sure way to add to your present income Substantial and Positive Write for Particular ADDRESS ROBERT E. BUTLER CIRCULATION MANAGER 2425 Indiana Ave. Chicago, Ill. Strong Measures Needed We will do no good in this country. They will all meet the same fate that John Holland did in the Advancement of Colored People. What is needed are men with what to do in these wildernesses who go at the risk of their lives, and when they go off to defend which is to prevent them from turning the light in all the cites which exists. The dirt in the South protects itself, it is to believe it exists. It is, it does. In those rastrections where the South is prevented all the safeguards of civilization which you and I know from civil rebellions, where the ideals of the Confederacy still reign, where the ideals of the Confederacy still reign, where the right of the黑人- it is far beyond, away over yonder in the hills. ARREST TWO BOYS IN CONFESSION OF MURDER Baltimore, Mh. June 24—James Dickerson, 22, and Calvin Cousins, 18, of Prince George county and hode in jail at Haitiville, for the murder of whose body was found in a glade seventy-five yards from White's Sta. May 19. She had been shot through the head. She had been arrested before for the crime and held four days, but was released for want of evidence. He was also arrested for further investigation by the authorities, it developed that Dickerson had seen Wesley Station near women near the crime was committed. Another witness, a woman, was also arrested and she had seen Dickerson and Cousins coming out of the woods. She thought she had seen Wesley into the woods and found Mrs. Wober's body. The additional evidence led to Dickerson. She said he had made a complete confession, implicating Dickerson. He said he then criminally assaulted the woman. When asked to give the reason why he had the watch on his arm, he said he was in the session, Henry Taylor, 3633 Pearson street, whose appearance indicated that he was a judge, watch, explained to Judge John P. Haas of the Harrison street court that he was from a friend to dress up with," but was unable to name the obliterant one who was with him at the time of the arrest by Sergeants Barry and Ward, 35th prefect, that he did not wear the watch. They were each fined $5. FARMER PLOWS INTO 58 STICKS OF DYNAMITE Cairo, I junio, 54-What would become of you if you were plowing along with no thought of tomorrow or fifty-five stalks of dynamite? That is what Charles Williams, a farmer living outside Cairo, did the other day in yards. Williams called the police and "Jerry" Hart, the police department to investigate. He took up the dynamite and had it burned. Several the probable reason for the dynamite being buried there. One is that a man was sitting in the city last year, had bid it there for future use. WATCH COSTS KELLEY $485 AND YEAR IN JAIL Buffalo, N. Y., June 24—Frank Kelley years in jail and $485 for one gold watch. This came in the nature of a posed upon him by Judge Keeler in the city court. It is alleged that he Saturday night when he was overt by one Eleanor Brown. Kelley dragged him into Booth alley. The said to have robbed Brown of $15 in money and a gold watch. The sen- dent was the maximum allowed by the city statutes. ANIMALS AND JAZZ "Then the music was carried into the position of the monkeys, where the protector men, their notebooks in their hands, their notebooks in their hands, preached the rhythm, and when the man-made fountain fawn stamped and framed finally they fell into a delirium, they were completely crazy and threatened to destroy everything. The reason that, not knowing what Parsimons would definite length, that the Norwegians the all I doe's that evening. WARNING! People are hereby warned not to pay them if they do it at its own risk. THE BUCKEYE STATE By Alexander O. Taylor A. 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Miss Louise Gorman, who has worked for many years, attended many City jobs attended the royal event at the Merrill Vaughan William Smith and Jack Chambers were invited to attend the Thursday evening, June 2. Mr. and Mrs. William Faller are spending the summer months at Cambridge Springs. From Birlsburg after spending two weeks in Cambridge, Miss Faller is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ella Colling, of Bassell Avenue. Miss Colling is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will M. Jantles of Fourth street. Paul Allen and Sylvester Johnson are visiting Sunday in Oil city with friends. Oil City 8 At the interim hour of worship Newbury, Mass, a very seminary, Mildred Harding has returned to her home in Hoboken and family of Vigil awakenings. Harding and George Tillman went to Saturday, Lord Milton has returned from his parents on Hoboken avenue. John Jackson was the Sunday guest who was staged by the married and Saturday afternoon, closing with a 10am service of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poe of Springs street to help them celebrate June 17. The out-of-town guests were Mrs. and Henry Law of Franklin and Mildred Harding. Mrs. James McCormack and Mrs. Elmer Johnson entertained the church park on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Johnson entertained at Hoboken Park on Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Johnson are spending a few hours at the church park and are spending a few hours at the church park. Mrs. Claude Jenkins of the street is spending a few weeks at William Fisher and Clay Jenkins music meeting of the Musical and Eastern guest of Mrs. Hoberson of Franklin DEN052 R1 TEXAS Taylor, Texas Mary Hill returned home last week to relatives and friends. Mozhkoshnova knew Irvant and Skokin from where they were embarked as matriarchs at Amateu Moshe of San Antonio was a place of great importance. Caleb returned home last work from San Antonio where he had been for many years in a location here now from June 11 in section now here from June 11. IOWA Ottumwa Iowa ARKANSAS Little Rock, Ark. Hot Springs Ark. Newport, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkinter enter campus. James H. Kirk furnished the music for his birthday concert, held his postmaster's institute Tuesday and held his pastor's service on Friday. Mrs. Gisela Bullen left Sunday for Little Rock to visit his mother, a doctor. H. E. F. Burron, Emmet T. Whisper spent Wednesday with his children. Children's day was observed Holiday. H. E. F. Burron left Tuesday to visit her sister, Holiday. H. E. F. Burron left Wednesday to visit her sister, Holiday. Newport Sisters of the A. M. Newport Sisters of the A. M. afternoon program at the court house. INDIANA Terre Haute, Ind. Ayrshire Ind. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER THE PRAIRIE STATE Harvey, III. Carbondale, Ill. Реализация III Calabura, Ilh. M. P. A. Ackerman outearled 25 of the second triangular Sunday school at the second triangular Wesleyan high school, won the Wesleyan high school first prize, $14,000, look in the short dress and the birthday cake for the O. T. Johnson's birthday picture Nelson won second prize in the long dress given by the Booster class of Kempleton of Mine. Jekyll Baden, was a star of the Button, Juno Fischer and Lewis Fischer, Honey Swing of Kansas City, Honey Swing of Wesleyan, a Wesleyan big brother, Elliott Chicago Heights, Ill. The Bright and Morning Star Tabernacle church in Sun Tahoe, Calif., held its annual session on June 19, 1927, at the Payne A. M. Church, the assistance of some of the Tabernacle daughters. There is a big barbecue today on the grounds of the C. A. Church of the M. E. School, every Wednesday. The Shiloh church is more. The Shiloh church is more. June 15, 1927, come and help out. Desatur UL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Killen attended at dinner Sunday and we returned from a short visit to St. Louis Monday. Sunday from Chester, where he took trips to New York and Toronto. Tomis club have had their breakfast in Fairfield on Saturday and they served dinner Thursday. Mrs. John Ammon, Tomis club have had their breakfast in Fairfield on Saturday and they served dinner Thursday. Watch for the prize contest in tennis. Decatur Jones basketball with Mrs. Kim Born and daughter, Gladys Lorenz, were Matteo Nicitzer, Margarita Joseph and locator Hirsch high school graduates. They each graduated Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Emilie Jones and Ms. Jane Cody attended U.Y. Kevin McVittron Jr. and Anderson, Mr. Gray went on a fishing trip that weekend. Mrs. Cafe in fooded overlays attached some of the fireworks that The Fairies Park Fishing Club Dockfood Champalon, III. Miss Elizabeth Lewis departed her department with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nelson entertained Wednesday, June 15, in Nelson, who graduated from the University of Illinois this year. The man accepted a position as dean of the IU Greenwood, N. C., and departed Thursday to滴水洞. Dumbo's Carousel of the Week of June 15 presented and each presented a program and each presented a dance. The dance was the dance she rendered a Grand Chain, III Metropolis, Ill. ```markdown ``` --- Urbana, Ill. Rey. Franklin Jones is visiting in Kentucky. He will be at Hite Lake Saturday on the vacation for Chicago. A lawn shed on McCully Saturday night. Several people of Durant came to the Church of Colon Dublin street. Arthur Land has opened an Dublin street. Miss Marriott Given left for her home in Georgia. Miss McCully went year here. Mrs. N. L. Elkward and Mrs. George McCully went year here. Miss Marriott went as far as Darville with her niece, Miss Marriott Givens, who was on route Waukee, Ill. The Sibilo Baptist church will have a rally Sunday, June 15, for the purpose of voting off the indebtedness of the church in Nijhoff, Texan, visiting its location in Nijhoff, Texan. Mount Vernon, IL Mounds. III. Mrs. G. W. Hill who has been taught school in Sherman, Mo. by her daughter, Mrs. L. H. McCormick, was accompanied to St. Louis, Mo. by her daughter, Mrs. J. H. McCormick, and Hutchinson of Cotra was a Morisilla host last week. She was interested in the Knights of the Knights. The Tailpiece held its its annual Sunday afternoon, Homer Williams, a member of his members, Little Consuela A Ten Dollar Bill Will Tie You Into Lower California—the Land of Golden Opportunity! Every place loving Negro man, woman and child should invest in the development of the Negro community. The corporation under the laws of Mexico and under the laws of the State of California. Authorized to issue stock by the California Corporation Commission. 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Shelbyville, IL Miss Mildred Lee has gone to Panama to attend the University of Berthia Houston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Houston has been appointed to a position at Eastern Illinois Normal, campus of Eastern Illinois University. She appears before the United States civil court for examination as a postal clerk, for examination as a postal clerk, for examination as a postal clerk, and this has been noted by the McGraw-Hill and University of Chicago law firm. She is scheduled for visiting prior. Kewance. III Jacksonville, FL WARNING! People are hereby warned not to pay they subscriptions to menstroys. If they do so it is at their own risk. At Last! A POWDER guaranteed to stay on A wonderful 2 in 1 powder and cream combination that will bring the soft glow and fairness of youth to the lowest skin within 24 hours. Podio Genco The only toilet preparation of its kind in the world, Podio Genco allows you to pay your money-back guaranteed to stay on. 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She is the E. Carter at Maybury, Ks. Mrs. F. Cherie Boarders were in Maybury Saturday. Mrs. J. Reckert at Maybury is on an afternoon Andie Wiltter is on the sick day is the guest of Mrs. Fannie Boarders, and Mrs. J. Reckert is on a saturday. Mrs. Ivette White was the guest of Mrs. Fannie Boarders the past week. Frankfort, Ky. WEST VIRGINIA White Sulphur, W. Va. The First Baptist church Sunday Sunday, June 12th. The grand jury Sunday, June 12th. The grand jury Columbus, Ohio, was a visitor to the Salt Lake City, new of Columbia, Ohio, was a client of the Salt Lake Salt Lake City, new of Columbia, Ohio, was a client of the Salt Lake Salt Lake City, new of Columbia, Ohio, and 18. Both teams were in good shape Grand-Order Glenn Friday, and 18 to 19 returned from Harlingen, Pa. where the grand jury was sitting. TENNESSEE TENNESSEE Potomac, Tenn. Dyersburg, Teen. Wilchester, Tenn. Bor, M. D. Dickson, pastor of First Church of the Holy Trinity in City, Kan., to attend the R. Y. P. U. congress, Dr. A. M. Townsend and his mother and father, Prof. and Mrs. Fell fell dead at Norwalk Sunday. He was born to Mr. Eagle, Tron, for the summer with his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Anderson, Langston until he last week to visit relatives and friends in City, Ma. GEORGIA GEORGIA The new Serve Club for the infantry officers offered a new opportunity to be Gordon commanded of Carr Benningn, Gen. Gordon, in building on the camp, and furthering the mission to gain in building up the camp than any other outfit. At the conclusion of the tour, Gordon Wood came on the stage with a bounty of gifts with a ladder, a three floor bench and with a ladder. A three floor bench and with a ladder were offered to the officers and over the officers were served. Among those present were Sergeants Riute, McMahon and Shannon played an important part. Fort Valley, Ga. ADULTS NURDER Helders, N. J., d. 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THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Wanted!! More "FULTO" Agents MICHIGAN MICHIGAN Kalamazoo, Mich Jackson, Mich. Kohlenmonoxide Lanlngs Nish Battle Creek, Mich. Dowajac, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Berry Harrison highly entraced at the dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Berry Harrison enjoyed ships. Love, and Mrs. Story and family members of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. Brings Big Profits $1.75 (One Seventy-Five) Outfit Starts Business It keeps the scalp healthy, free from dandruff, thickens, gives color and promotes an abundant growth of hair. One 50c box convinces: 50c extra for postage. Boston Harbor, Misc. CALIFORNIA Needles, Calif. Walvisville, Ohio White, who delivered a wonderful sermon on the importance of church membership on business, Mrs. Howard of New York and Mrs. W. Lamberth of Pittsburgh on business, W. W. Lamberth was held dearest by the Navy in Pittsburgh on business, W. W. Lamberth was held dearest by the Navy in Detroit, June 25 to July 1. The naval appropriation bill has been passed, and the appropriation total is $434,000,000. This is $61,000,000 more than the navy got last year. The navy has other nations to speed up on their naval prosecutions and includes the Polish government which would be a conference on a "naval holiday." DEATH TO RHEUMATISM MADAM COTTON'S WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER MARY MKS. E. G. FULTON Huang, Martin IDAHO Pocatello, tahoe. Rew. Wiley, pastor of the Episcopal Bishop church presided this farewell sermon here at Wes. Texas. Monday night, thirteen "who" was stalled by Larson's efforts. He was in rebound on the road to recovery, with home in still the same place, still the bushes. Mrs. Irma Utton列表 is listed with the opening of the 25th Second. The opening of the 25th Second is at Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Allen was a grandmother to go to蒸蒸 where they can do all in their power to make it pleasant for all who attend. In cooperation with the Monte restaurant which is managed by three local people are look MINNESOTA CANADA The marriage of Miss Khelle Lyons and Dr. Erickard took place at Union Hall, Levittown, NY. Dr. Hill operated assisted by Rev. James Levitt, who was a pastor in a sainte under a train caught from the shoulder, and carried a bouquet of flowers. Also Miss Lyons, sister of the Nellie Bison, also Miss Lyons, sister of the mother of the bride, were black silks under lace. Willeke Willekens acted as the housekeeper at the home of the healer from 7 to 10 o'clock in the morning, when the doctor had a large practice, where she worked. Mrs. G. C. Thomas, Mrs. L. Spencer and son, Mrs. Mays, Mrs. H. Head, Mrs. H. Hall, Mrs. H. Broomer, Mrs. H. Blackburn, Hertley Broomer, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and James Green. WARNING! People are hereby warned not to pay the rent so it does it at their own risk. If they do it is at their own risk. 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Roots and Herbs of All Kinds We have a full line of John the company Fliner filters, orcose or latex roof, saw sonor shaker, Sunscreen Powder, soap soap, both bath and wholesale retail. We both have wholesale retail medicines made from fresh rots and herbs, and we write for free, for free participles today— LAST CHANCE MEDICINE COMPANY 414 W. 10th St. Boca Raton, FL 33420 is a Prescription for Colds, Fever and LaGripe. It's the most speedy remedy we know, preventing Pneumonia. USE DEFENDER WANT COLUMNB 5. RESULTS COUNT ATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921 Wife and Children Neglected By Taylor 31; by Taylor 32; by Taylor Harvey, by Harvey Harvey, by Harvey Harvey, by Mrs. Lazard Taylor, 716 Kane and Mount of Hope and non- mons of hope and children. --- Charnet Confidence Game Fred Page, 57, Aldine square, com- munity college, that伯林博士, 54, King Fri- day, that伯林博士, 54, King Fri- day, that give him $16 out of a $25 if that he possessed. Marking him on his trail, King was taken into trail with the marked bill in his passport. Love and Lacey Draws Heavy Flns James Jackson, on the 41st Street street james was arrested on the 41st Street and was convicted of Fireman Gunnan, 622 Green street was, then 121 and crosses the 41st Street and Hayes of the Stock count. Gun Toter Fined Lewis C. Foster, on the 121st Street frown was $200 and costs we treet court for having a gun in the session while traveling the streets a later. Woman Diane Fine Mrs. Sedge Vinson, 2, 6110 La Salle Fourth prison on a disordered charge, was sent $5 and costs we frown Howard Hayes of the Stock New York, June 24—Considerable excitement prevailed in the vicinity of West 64th street and Amsterdam avenue Saturday night, when Morrie Wilson, a former street officer, often fell or was pushed through a window on the fifth floor, and struck the pavement with such force that he died instantly. The West 64th street station, Wright was visiting Mrs. Daniel Wilson during his visit to his house because so much damage had occurred home and finding the man in the house, Mrs. Wilson made sure to tell everybody in the house. Mrs. Wilson made sure what happened afterward in no one seems to know. A few minutes later, Wilson was arrested and charged with assault. They probably will have the prisoner admitted to Bohlever Hospital for亦 or not, but they were well known in this section. PAGEANT OF PROGRESS The cost of communicable and pre- ventive care in certain locations in Illinois is also shown by the manner by a model showing in box of paper the cost of the Eiffel tower, the Wash- ington Bridge, and other new buildings and other new structures. Exhibition space in the exhibition is provided by the business manager, J. Kramer, the business manager. At the beginning of business, the business manager buys out a total of 886 boots on the two large boots on the floor of the exhibition. A large floor of workstations on the job at the pit, placing boots and shoes. W. L. Ware, trade commissioner of the Iowa Retail Merchants' Association in convention at Iaxtower, Iowa, serves in the Department of Progress in our senior state. Mary J. National Congress of Retail Merchants to be held at the Hotel Broadway, in the National Congress of Retail Merchants, and will bring their wives and families for their annual convention. In the working exhibition, the looms are machines which make the boxes they are delivered in, 'sold Mr. Ware.' The looms are their nature instead of a mere trade display will show in a notable success. Thomas J. Jay, chairman of the com- munity named by Mayor Thompson to pro- mote motorcycle rides to the organization will bring half a million people to Chil- dago, gays decorated with Pandent of Childago, gay men advertising the exposition, to the life race events at Indianapolis Mile east, a greater effort during June, and to the state's expoion will the election of states surrounding Illinois, taking to the mayor of each city a speci- fic position. Thompson and enveloped with the city through them the people of their respec- tive communities to come to the position. The cars will be gay decoration advertising the exposition all along the "gay town" in Indianapolis's slope. Cherbling a keen desire for the feet of silicon earrings, James William Hornby, a former fashion designer after he had ploughed guilty in stealing silk shirts from a loop department, too much for James, so in less than a week he bought silk shirts in his possession. He will wear gunnies, skirt shirts for thirty days in the summer and pay a dollar fine. Caryce His Way In Steals from: Landlords Cuts His Man Up Forces Col. 22, 52nd Parry aviation wounded in a bombing attack by wounded wounds he received when Walter Bain Johnson, a quarrel strikes. During a fall to the ground, Federal forces attacked a possible skull fracture. On Charge to Another On Charge to Another charged in pursuit by Mr. Ammy Ammy Ammy, a former same address, was arrested on cops' charge, who charged him with manslaughter who charged him with manslaughter of his wife. Meet Midnight Bat Game Because they were unable to explain their situation, a 19th-century bat lost its a. in. Other Mothers, Ian Smith and Ibess Cullen, who Ian Smith and Ibess Cullen, who would find 12 and 60s. They CLEVER "FAGIN" FOUND BY SECOND WARD POLICE According to a confession in the bands of Lieut. Ben Enright, 35th pountain, William Eckl, 314th South Park avenue, sainted that William Dayes, 41, 3254 South Park avenue, was the man who gave him the gun and killed his people. He stated that Days was with him, William Barnes, 3252 Washburn, and William Walsholm, in one robbery, but at other times he directed them ag to the course to pursue all their crimes, and the grand jury under heavy bonds. Woodard, Photographer, Announces Attractive Cut in Prices The announcement that W. E. Woodard, the popular photographer located at 35th street and Forest ave. in a substantial cut in the price of high grade photographs as a special in- voice for the summer trade is sure to be of interest. The regulator the best in this line of art, Woodard, has built up a spiritual following is entitled the last artist of whom Olga Halev. Roll the press. nus has made a substantial cut in the price of high business as a special inducement for his summer trade is sure to appeal to all who require the best in art and the best in Mr. Woodard, who has built up a professional portfolio is easily the best of whom Chicago. He has the reputation of putting W. E. Woodard the amount of conscientious work in the period pictures as he does in those pictures, different in the quality of pictures, different in the price being merely a matter of difference in the quality of the pictures, allows all who patronize him to the subject extent regardless of the price pictures purchased. There is no time variance of the fine offices being made by him and he will be glad to talk to you whether you are ready to pose at the time or not. His telephone can be made over the wire or by YNCA People are hereby warned not to pay their subscriptions to newsboys. If they do so it is at their own risk. USE THIS PAGE when you want Help, to buy or sell Real Estate, to sell Household Goods, Automobiles, Clothing; in fact, to exchange anything you don't want for something you can use. WOMAN CLAIMS WEDDING GIFT WAS A WHIPPING Miss. Mabel Malone, 3447 State Street at the hands of her husband, Husband Malone, to Judge John F. Husan of the Harrison-street court that the court sent it to a court where a jury of 12 people decide what to make out to her. The jury testified that she married Miss. 8 years ago and was very likely May 9, since then. Her wedding present had been a beating, a testified. **WINS MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE** Rebecca Hinton, the 25-year-old daughter of the late William A. Hinton, the Young Mckinley Association, was graduated with high honors from South tcollege, Northmorton, Miss. Hinton was the only member of her class of nearly 100 students who won with her Schoebler degrees, after four years of study. She was the second time in the history of the inducted master of arts at graduation. BLUE BIRD TEA BOOM The Ilec Hotel, Ten Room, 653 Lagoon apts, asound connection to the hotel, servicing a very good dinner each day, with a private kitchen, dining table, 60s, Dimond dinner 3 pieces. We also take delightful pieces of 60s. Phone Karen Kowalow 256-427-8200. THE LIBERIAN LOAN New York, N.Y., is reported that in response to Mayor Moore's arrest, and with him shocks, and that it was to present those ideas, just as he was in America toward the advancement of Liberia that. That Supreme Court justice Johnson of Liberia addressing a large crowd, even expounding how the $400 million will be expended on the construction of a new courtroom collectively obeys. Two questions naturally arise viz.: What does King and his commission preset those ideas to the colored people of this country to obey? What does Johnson of Liberia with a vow to obtaining from them the justice that the commission preset Nevertheless, What plan will he Adopt to retain the town? There is no reason in the world why a municipal council, favorably situated, cannot initiate a France, Belgium or Hungary loan on behalf of the continental country. By present banks, by this plan the interest payers are the City of Paris to Float a New Loan—"City of Paris to Float a New Loan"—at the Birth, it is learned that the municipal council will be the municipal council his report on the floating of a $1,000,000,000 franc loan, the principal of which nor already been appointed as the loan arrester, to be used for improvement of new public works. This loan will be a premium loan due reimbursable in 60 percent of the costs of such a loan and free from all present and future costs. Now, looking at this matter from afar, the response to me that such a loan would have been subscribed to HA LOAN would be no more in doubt, however, that it is never too hard to success in good faith, believing that. Who looks a mirror to my face, And, hide naked, nant, fails to trade to smaller bloomers within. Who friendly warns, improves me. If I who友善 he seems not so, he is my friend. A tour of 60 more credible American pools to Liberia, in order to in- terpret country and reinforce the importance of the pool, will be excellent more. I also read to a number of per- sones how I road to a number of pools on Liberia, and suggested a similar road to a pool to eye with me, nothing was done. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Ella Wilber, who passed away June 25, 1920, at St. Louis, Mo. "We always and still think of you. We are more than we could, the sound is behind. But we know the sorrow that lies within our hearts concealed. Ming children, Mrs. Sade Harrell, Mrs. Hulie Headerson, Mrs. Hilie Whitfield, Cliffon Wilber, Herbert Wilber. Alice Phillies, beloved wife of Lloyd Phillip, fond mother of Walter Ferguson Phillips, beloved wife of Mary A. Brown avenue, beloved by a mother, Mrs. Emma Jones, and uncle, Hollis Sharp, internment at Oakwood, Dr. Cook affiliated. In loving memory of Mrs. Laura M. Bruce, who died May 25, 1947. "You will not be forgotten, dearest one, you will ever be as long as life and THE DEATH LIST AIDJU STRENGTH BUILDER As pleasant to take a condy, Adjij Strength Builder is very pleasant, and he will give you the results. If you are work and nervous take Adjij to overcome that worn-out feeling that comes with the weather. He will help you to exude energy. Chicago - Advertisement. WILLIAM ALLEN Anyone knowing whereabouts of his father, who is being jailed by his father, R. C. H. Allen, 535 East Walton Street, Detroit, Michigan, 48610. In East Aird, his father is very ill. FANNY HAMILTON Anyone knowing whereabouts of M. Fanny Hamilton, flat, heard of Douglas street, Churchside, Miss. Miss. Washington, D.C. Wainwright street, Detroit, Mich. ALGERTHA BANNISTER Anneke knowing the whereabouts of Alberta's Handie-Handie kindly notify her of the location of the store she's shopping. She will find business importance by phoning superior $500 OBITUARY MRS. ANNIE ABERNATHY in Huntley, Aa, 1883. Departed this e Wednesday, June 15, aged 26, to Mount Glenwood. Joined John Eleanor Baptist Church and the Society. She leaves to mourn her loss one son, Calvin; two sisters, Susan; and her husband, the Counselman of Cincinnati. O, two nephews and a host of friends. The nephews are the garder, 554 and State street, Frick, Aa, and their burial ceremony, after which the remembrance takes to Mount Glenwood for inter- ment. CARD OF THANKS ADVENTUREMENT81 New York, June 21—I wish to thank the many friends for their help in the illness and in the diary of my dear wife, fr. L. Crummer, who died in 1915. I wish to thank the dear pieces. I also thank Rev. Ryder for his consulting words in my sad hour of grief, and the undertaker for his kindness. James W. Crummer. I wish to express my great appreciation for the sympathy shown me from the dorsal tibiae from friends, Robert H. Hutchinson; for the beautiful dorsal tibiae from friends, Club; Rev. W. S. Bradford for his words of concession, and George T. McTeer-Cumplett, Mrs. Florence McTeer-Cumplett. To all relatives and friends we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and sympathy extended us during our recent bereavement in the death of our beautiful dear offerus; also for our beautiful dear offerus. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our many neighbors and friends who helped us so very much. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Rev. Mr. Edwins for his words of conclusion, and Mrs. and Mrs. Calvin Alter, Mr. Edwins for his words of conclusion. 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STEAM HEATED silently and gas heated room SILLY FUN. STEAM HEATED silently and gas heated room INSULATION rooms. FURNISHED insulATION rooms. FURNISHED 2 bathrooms. $25.00 each; others. $6.25 per room. FAMINE AVE. 522-200-TWO OR THREE RENT famineainews.street.146.447.307 motorized transportation. ROOMS WANTED BROWS AND BOOKMARKS- HAVE YOU FUL- FILLED needs for rent? Just them on our "Rent Boat"; charge $2 per room. Roaming Away room, $9.25 State M. BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED--GOOD FIVE HIK 45 ATTENDED address: 1000 WEST 10TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY phone: 212-555-1234, box 20, Chicago Dealer, BROOKLYN HOUSE, FURNISHED 25 BOXES in the house. 250 S. 10TH ST, BROOKLYN, Gambrusset, Rm. 8, MIDTOWN STAT, NY phone: 212-555-1234 INSTRUCTION BROOME A LIGHTNING TRICHI CARPART n-instructions and 271k drawings. 23, Mobilien City, Ind. 18-22 MUSIC TACHETT, City, Ind. 247 --- EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO DEFENDER SATURDAY JUNE 25, 1921 Lancet May 6, 1905 by LEBERT S. ABBOTT, LL. B. Published by THE ROBERT S. ABBOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY INCORPORATED Lincoln was commissioned later February 1, 1861, at the Patrolhouse in Chicago. He later acted on March 15, 1861. DANIEL H. KING ST. CHURCH AVE. Road, England, W.C. (800) 262-1234 Tel. Indiana Avenue, Telephone BOGGS ST. CIRCUS DAYS or the days when you used to arise the it dawn would begin down the road with the rest of the that the big come in? on the elephant shown on the bills, animals, too; added boys and the noise and the to need in review? to the drivers, so sleepy and the we kids want to know every water jets! the wuz wuz hired wil in the show? or the way you sneaked under the mind yourself house at the clowns? hours of youth have been spent in the circus struck town. I remember the days when you used to arise the moment that dawe would begin And hike down the road with the rest of the guys to watch the big carnies come in? Remember the elephants shown on the bills, the cages of animals, too. The unhappy boys and the noise and the thrills that morning they passed in review? You yelled to the drivers, so sleepy and tired: "Itley, If we carry water is! like we wuz hired will you let us all in the show?" Demonstrate the way you sneaked under the tent and into the clown? The highest hours of youth have been spent on days when the circus struck town. WILLIAM F. MASON IN THE DEATH of William E. Mason not only the state of Illinois but the United States sustained a serious and irrepairable loss. So far as we are concerned, we have lost one of our warmest friends and beloved champions, of that he may be remembered by his views upon the broad question of human rights, exact justice and a square deal for everyone were sufficiently comprehensive to include all races and groups at home and abroad. NOT ONLY HAD HIM convictions, but, unlike many other man he always had the courage of his convictions. He did not wait to see whether or not a cause was weak or strong, popular or unpopular. With him the question always was. Is it right and just? If so, it commanded his earnest support, let the consequences be what they may. In consequence it is a great injustice to lose a man of the type of William E. Mason. We did not always agree with him, especially upon minor questions and those of governmental administration; the man has never lived whose every act we approved or uttered we insisted. It is upon the broad and comprehensive question of human rights where he was never found IF ALL REPUBLICANS of the present day and generation were of the type of William E. Mason conditions would be immutably better and our flag would be an emblem of security and protection upon every citizen. If this is not true, namely this is not true. There are too many men in the leadership of the party whose chief ambition is to win an election rather than to be right—who are willing to sacrifice principle upon the altar of expediency—who are willing to compromise with the machine if by so doing something personal can be gained. WITH THIS TYPE OF MEN in control of the party machinery we cannot look forward to any effective step being taken having for its object a fair and impartial enforcement of the Constitution and the laws. It is unipolar to take such a stand. It was equally unpopular to oppose the aggressions of the slave power, at one time, but certain men came to the front who had the courage of their convictions to openly antagonize that gigantic monster, and thus contributed to a popular sentiment which made that institution more effective. ENQUESTIONABLY we will again have unified men who will come to the front to champion the cause that is now so sadly neglected. Some of them may belong to the Republican and some to the Democratic party. When Charles Summer, the bravest champion of human rights that ever occupied a seat in the Senate, was first elected to that body, his election was brought about through a combination of Democrats and independents. When Congress had under consideration the question of the accession of the territory to the Union, the Democratic member of Congress from Pennsylvania, rose from his seat and offered a proviso which was intended as a death blow to the institution of slavery. THIS PROISO acquired nationwide attention, so that the Willim proviso was a household item that was not intended to later sent Thaddeus Stevens to Congress, who finished the work that Willim so auspiciously began. The American people may for a white subtitle and acquiesce in the indication of the Constitution and the vitiation of the Federal statutes, especially those dealing with our group, in consequence of deception and misuse of the Constitution. The majority in Congress will be men of the type of William E. Mason, and an American citizen, whether he be black or white, will be safe and secure in the enjoyment of his rights wherever he may be. KEEPING UP THE SPORT THE LYNCHING has taken place in the necessity for the passess, pushing tracing a federal offense, the state had been legally tried, to death. The excuse in this case was to escape. The passess was held to escape. It is simply a law which the lynching habit is certain sections of our country. THE DANGER of such procedure is not upon an apprehension, rising generation, a spirit of government of legal forms along with as contemplated by the Dyer is locally enacted, especially in view of lack of handwielding is on the list of reasons through voluntary popular sentiment optimists overlooked the important ANOTHER LYNCHING has taken place in Georgia, which proves the necessity for the passage of the Dyer bill making tracing a federal offense. The man burned at the state had been legally tried, convicted and sentenced to death. The excuse in this case therefore was not issued upon an apprehension that the criminal was not to be seen. It is simply above the law which the lynching habit has made popular in certain sections of our country. THE CHEIF DANGER of such procedure lies in the fact that it impolls in the minds of the public, especially the rising generation, a spirit of general lawlessness and, deserged of legal forms along all lines. The specially as contemplated by the Dyer bill cannot be too special, especially in view of the fact that this form includes or optimizes that it would decrease through voluntary popular sentiment. It may be the optimists overloaded the important state of Georgia. MODERN JUDASES WAS HE, who asked to be deliver friends. We are not to lose sight of the greatest obstacles in the w is the individual within our own playing the "Van, sir, boss" role in American life. And, strange to say of these individuals were born to their families, they are the it is the signal for them to rush crashes occur and champion state man. The following from the d. Lee, Choreman, Oklahoma, print paper of that town, illustrates 1 BE PERMITTED to write a fired citizens in regard to the reco there are many Colored refugees in e drawn from the violence and d WISE WAS HE who asked to be delivered from his tool friends. We are not to lose sight of the fact that one of the greatest obstacles in the way of our progress is the individual within our own ranks who is always playing the "This, sir, boss" role in the daily drama of the individuals who were born under a shaky allotment of them with a liberal supply of book learning. It is the signal for them to rush into print who never gets clashes occur and champion the cause of the white man. The following from the pen of one Dr. W. M. Lee, Clarence, Oklahoma, printed in the leading paper of that town, illustrates the point in question: "BE PERMITTED to write a few lines to our colored citizens in regard to the recent riot in Tulsa. There are many Colored refugees in Clarence who have flown from the violence and disorder of Tulsa. It is a peremptible fact that these things occur, but my people should all consider the inevitable results of their armed resistance to the whites. It matters not if in the abstract they may be netting in the right, but my people can consider that their color is an insignificant barometer of help attempting to resist the authority of the white man." TO COMMENT on such rot would be a waste of valuable space. All species of the jackass do not have long ears, so when we hear braying we look to see whether it comes from the two or four legged kind. But what a dainty morsel this "rot" was to that country editor! Note his preface: "Among the communications which have come to the Progress office relating to the case at Tuba we find the one by which we have been working, and practically covers the situation. Therefore we take pleasure in giving it space in our paper." MORE DEFENTABLE than the man who openly baffles his own people is the "spotted" found in hotels. There's a plain road to success, but it's mostly uphill and generally rocky. OUR WEEKLY SERMON OUR OPINIONS and estimates and conclusions are usually based on what things seem or appear to be. Our likes and dislikes are based largely on casuals, on the degree to a great degree by surface impressions. The positive aspect of this subject shows that in social and business relations, fine manners—polish and urbanity—impress us so favorably. But, friends, don't imagine that everything that looks good is good. Don't mistake a hat for a head! Don't mistake a hand for a heart! Don't mistake a face or a neck! Don't mistake a size, too, or "looks". Ellah was a man to look upon, but David was God's man. David had within him potential possibilities, a regal spirit, kindly courage and dauntlessness of soul not apparent to the casual observer. A scheming mind, a diabolical purpose, may be hidden behind good manners, or beneath correct and fashionable clothes. Keep this in mind: You cannot purify your mind, you cannot smile and smile and a villain. Before investing your hard-earned money, look beneath the surface. Before receiving a "sheep" into the fold, examine the grade of "wool" he warms. restaurants and places of public amusement, who delights to import the knowledge that "the management does not enter to Colored patronage" or points you out to a white public house, but are found on the Southern railways and have been known to drag their own relatives, who were far enough to pass, from the white coach into a dirty, filthy "jim crow" car. Never was there another group that had the same human beings as these. Why wouldn't we have an uphill fight when some of our own old wilt white enemies in retarding our progress? Only to the extent we respect ourselves will others respect us. We do not expect modern Judas to be able to protect themselves, but we do expect that, when they see the error of their ways, they will at least hang their heads in shame. FIVE NEW REGIMENTS JUNE 1922, SEEMS TO BE THE TIME FIXED for a complete reorganization of the United States army. Not only the size and personnel will be permanently and definitely fixed at that time, but the pay of officers and enlisted men will also be increased to four regiments, two each of infantry and cavalry. When these regiments were authorized we numbered about four millions; we now have about fourteen millions, exclusive of several millions more who really belong to our group but who for various reasons are not identified with us. We are pleased to see that this point is not overlooked by members of the present Congress. A recent dispatch from Washington states that Senator McCormick introduced an amendment to the army appropriation bill providing for the designation on June 21, 1922, of five additional young men. This is a step in the right direction. We should not only have these regiments, but it should also be provided that the commissioned officers thereof should be of the same Race. THE EXCUSE frequently made that we have not trained our military knowledge is not now true, because military training has been and is now being taught in all the high schools throughout the country, to say nothing of the government training camps. What was true of fifty years ago when the original regiments were formed is not true of us now; the fact was demonstrated upon the more proficient soldiers under their own officers than they do under white officers. MILITARY TRAINING is essential; it its the youth not only to protect and defend his government, but it makes him a better and more capable citizen. It gives him a broader and more comprehensive knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of his country, which he would otherwise be a stranger; hence he will necessarily have a broader knowledge of the difference between liberty and license and will increase his respect for the rights and privileges of others. THEN AGAIN it inculcates an ambition which may ultimately result in placing him in a position where he can act as a leader in the orders of which he at one time was the resident. Senator McCormick is to be congratulated, but we would like to suggest that while he is on the job he ask for six instead of five additional regiments, two each of infantry and cavalry, one each of coast and field artillery. In addition to these we should have representation in other branches of the army, as the hospital, aviation, engineers and troops. BUT BY ALL MEANS the drawing of the color line in the naval service should be prohibited, and that, too, by legislation if necessary. The defenders of the government should not be confined to any one class of citizen; they should sacrifice their lives upon the altar of their country should be encouraged to do so, whether it be in the army, the navy or the marine corps. The doors of West Point and Annapolis should be open as freely to our boys as they are to the whites, but those who cannot enter the service as graduates from these schools would not be excluded on rachial grounds. The military and naval establishments are not social organizations and should not be utilized as such. Senator McCormick has a man's sized job before him, but we believe him equal to the task, and that his efforts will meet with the success they so richly merit. OF COURSE a man doesn't like to eat a burnt dinner, but there is some recompense for acting the martyr. After burning the meat and potatoes no wife insists upon her husband giving her any money. She even lend him a lice if he asks for it. THE THURSTY ONE approached the bootlegger and appeared in his car: "Friend, how much will you charge me for a quart of your stuff?" The answer was: "Twelve dollars if you take it and go away; $20 if I have to drink it with you." A GENTLEMAN in the Mecca flats wrote to the court asking a divorce by return mail, which indicates rather clearly that he is in no mad rush to break up the little flat. SPEND EVERY DAY you can in the parks or out in the country and he sure tib take the kiddies along. Summer doesn't linger long, so make the most of it. FROM WHERE WE SIT it looks like we will have to continue paying an 8-cent street car fare for some moons to come. Well, we can walk. CLOTHES make the man, and lack of them the woman. A SUBSCRIBER ASKS, "Where would you go if the landlord doubled the rent?" We can't say off-hand, but we do know where the landlord could go. AS USUAL, in mentioning the spring brides, our society editor falls even to include the names of the fall guys. THEY SAY you can buy more with a dollar now. The experiment would be interesting if a fellow had a dollar. THIS for Thomas A. Edison: When will they stop lynchings? THERE IS NO REASON to waste anything in a way that the negar can persuade people that 'legs' are edible. Hasn't the Fight Gone a Bit-Too Far, Mr. Referee? PEONAGE AND CONCUBINAGE JIM-CROWISM AND DISCRIMINATION Sometimes we are disposed to believe that the United States Congress should set about seeing just where it is. It appears to be lost. It acts as though it did not understand or care to understand where or what its duty is. Some of its actions would indicate the height of displeasure; some, were we not Americans, would astound us with what we know. Brightened and foolish representatives of the American people spend days discussing the Irish question. The Irish question is a powder keg. At any moment it may involve us in those decadent foreign entanglements the American government wanted of us. Washington warned of it yet. Penny-wise self-solons of our retard our "back to normality," dabbling in the fire. We it not better than one man, as Sims, should speak his views on a subject so potent not of our representatives in Congress should cloak their opinion with authority? Yet we could condone such erratic procedure if it was not undertaken at the expense of our domestic settlement. We would suggest the race problem to our lawmakers, not as a threat to American life requiring the best and most attention the American Congress can give. Not one day have we heard of being devoted to Tulsa in the Halls of Shame at Washington RACE FEELING (Chicago Herald and Examiner) "The World Tomorrow," a magazine published in New York City, has had since its beginning a Negro woman in its employ. Recently when it attempted to renew the lease of its offices, the agent of the building, Mr. Doyse, informed the employment of Negroes Rather than consent to this clause the magazine moved. In Georgia ex-Governor Dorsey spoke and wrote of the sort of "peace" which in one case had resulted in the arrest of a Negro disagree to the whole state. Resentment to these words is so strong in Georgia that an organization is said to have been formed to force him out of the state. Manifestations such as these distract American men more than do such riots as at Tusla Riot riotes are simply criminal exhibitions of the same sort of debauchen nature which is shown in robbery and murder. We are aware of it, and can meet it by legal means. We have opposed to and ashamed of such rioting as Springfield would be. But if the spirit is abroad which would object to the employment of Negroes who are competent for their jobs, or to the protest by citizens of other nations by citizens, then we are in a bad way. Perhaps on no one matter of internal government do we need a more exhaustive, impartial and unsparing investigation than in this matter. Such an investigation will neither be difficult nor to the extent that it exists; but the time seems approaching when政 Still there are a thousand Tulsa in the land. At any moment the veneer of civilization may crack and through it burst the accumulated evil of five thousand years in which man has sought to cover himself up. Not one man has survived. The nation's chief executive. Strangely enough, a flood—a rare occurrence, inevitable alike in its cause and consequences—roused our erring statesmen. The danger and the destruction incident to race war is imminent; it is not a vague quantity to be dealt with, certainly. Why is it neglected? We are not so sure that there is not a large group of public opinion in our country which encourages such wilful malfeasance. We have in mind ex-President Obama's actions of nausea rhoeas. He would place the blame on those newspapers which tell the unadulterated truth. He knows the truth, but would forego telling it for fear of inciting trouble. Could any more stupid suggestion originate in the mind of a man of the same age? He does not believe in candy. Anything else is to "fiddle while Rome burns," to use a trite comparison, Congress in turning its back upon domestic issues of so much moment must be under the influence of some unless group. We shudder to think of the deadly possibilities of this folly. Editor's Mail Editor's Mail New York, June 16, 1921. Chicago Defender. Dear Mr. Abbott—Mrs. Hattie Dixon, whose sentence was commuted, begs me to write to your paper and thank you and all of your staff, collectively and individually, for your unselfish effort in her behalf, which tended to arouse sympathy and friends for her in her hour of trial. She also asks me to have you send her a copy of your paper from time to time, and asks me to explain to her the great efforts which have been made in her behalf through the columns of your paper, and the unselfish attitude which you have assumed to aid one who is entirely without funds and in great distress. Dixon wishes me to ask you through the columns of your paper to thank everybody who even gave her a kindly thought, and particularly those who contributed to the expense of paying for the stenographers' minutes during her trial. She further asked me to say to you that what is confident in course of time will be able to prove her absolute innocence, which she has always protested. Thanking you for your past, present and future interest in this unfortunate woman's case, I beg to remain. Sincerely yours. JOHN WILLIAM SMITH Attorney erment action may be necessary, and as a basis for that action we need for more information than apparently is accessible to our authorities at present. A BIT OF NEWS, GOSSIP, FICTION AND FUN HELP! HELP! The author of this column freely exposes his inability to run a business, and his unfortunate bunch of friends who whoapost. The World's best bookworm seven days writing you think of anything exciting to read what that has a punch to it. He writes about his half million - get it! HALE MILLION - readers can have a smile or whohem they want. He writes about his hard and angry, and be sure and see that if you happen us not later than Tuesday of Wen Baby Cries It puts pa in a sorry night 'Cause pa, you see, can't sleep no mo! But mus' git up an' walk de flo' Wid him, an' sing 'tis 'moss daylight' 'Cause he sees me, you see me' An' yet de noise to ma seems slight For me an' pa kin hea her son' Wen baby cries. Wen ma wakes up his mout sheets tight, 'Cause den he starts to eat a bite. It peeps out you younger know Jes' what will suit his appetite. Michiganders Sunshine! A Michigan weekly chores its "constant" readers with a Sunshine column column of jokes, or quips, but a green pasture field where all the dress and prejudices and triviality in the heart of the year dart away in the heat of summer's joy. Happy scribblers pen therein the joys of those who reach the top with "nary" a thought of the climbs. And so say, "More strength to thee, O Hope!" * * * Potpourri The good blonds "dye" young. A man may be down, but he's never out of sight. Some men are born to failure anyway, and some take the advice of their friends. It is a solid month of work broken only by four Sundays and perhaps a wedding or two in the family. —"Dicky" of Duluth. Appropriate. We Say Sir—Passing the front of a popular dance school on Indiana avenue, noticed the more or less interpretive sign, "The Couples Movement Club." —Ad. The World's Greatest Weekly I clipped the following, bearing the caption, "U. S. Negroes in Congo Arm," from the Chicago Daily News. The American Negroes, the travelers say, have been receiving newspaper articles in the village of Kenshaa they organized a sort of army, equipped with rifles and ammunition. —Lucifer. Belated Ament the Sims-Denby controversy, we hazard a certain former Secretary of the Navy opines that "a Daniels has come to judgment." The seam in the stitch of our girl friend just does it inams a whole lot to us, although we wouldn't let her know it. So far as time is concerned, it operates just like the hand of a clock. Whenever she's late meeting us on a corner we have humorally noticed that it is held out like the journey home of some "hooto" inspired devotee of a "moonshine" cult. P. el P. DR. A. WILBERFORCE WILLIAMS PREVENTIVE MEASURES, FIRST AID REMEDIES HYGIENICS AND SANITATION No Causes Are Diagnosed and No Precautions Given in These Weekly Articles HEART TERMS THAT YOU SHOULD KNOW In order that you may the better understand what will be told to you from time to time by your doctor in regard to various heart conditions, it seems timely to endeavor to tell you in simple language the meaning of some of the various terms used by physicians, and we trust that we can make these terms intelligible to you, so that you may better guard your health and ward off certain heart failure in consequence than knowledge in your possession. We regard knowledge as to the structure, physiology or functions of the heart as being of the greatest importance to us Americans on account of our nervous civilization and heart disease. Arteriosclerosis (hardened arteries on endocarditis)—This term means that the arteries that supply the body to all parts of the body for nourishing the tissues have become hardened, lessened in their contractility and their resiliency. In certain cases, the arteries of the heart or Bright's disease, you will find the arteries hard, unyielding, pulse slow; the arteries are of such character that you will hear the doctor say "pulse stem," course, you can read it, contractility, unyielding, it necessarily makes an increased resistance for the heart muscle to go up against. Hence you first have a hypertrophy of the left ventricle, providing how much contractility, unyielding, arteries of the heart muscles are in a healthy state. If these fall to give nourishment to the heart muscle we have a weakened heart, a fatty heart, and there is great danger of heart or heart failure and sudden death. Dr. Williams If you overwork, if you fail to take a proper amount of rest, if you overload your stomach, if you are indiscreet and do not listen to the advice of your physician, especially during your convulsions because you attempt to exercise too soon and too much you are very apt to get a dilatation of the heart. Dilatation of the heart will make you aware immediately that something is wrong, and it will bring you to the doctor for examination; hence diseases may be present: Disease of the valves, or disease of the blood vessels, or kidney disease. Any or all of these lesions could account for heart enlargement and failure of heart power. Nephritis and hypertrophy, as a rule are diseases most common in children and persons this side of 40 years. Syphilis and scarlatina are very often responsible for these conditions this side of 40 years. The right ventricle is the most common and in long-standing lung disease. The heart may become dilated in hill or mountain climbing, or from carrying heavy loads upon it. We would most seriously urge upon our many readers to secure a good, simple work on the heart and blood vessels and study it well, and thus become thoroughly informed of the care to be observed and practiced. THE ONLOOKER By A. L. Jackson the fire and flames which swept them out of their homes. The mob could burn them out without fear of endangering their own homes. The police should their district not to stop the mob but to keep helpless people from properly defending themselves. The population of police officials of the best way to handle a mob is to disarm the victims and leave them bundled together at the mercy of the rioters. In your property where its destruction means danger and destruction to the other fellow. We need more contacts, not less of them. Show white people that they cannot hurt us without hurting themselves. Let them see the faces and faces and classes. Had there been no sorrowful district the arson promoters would have found white men opposing their plans in self-protection. The firemen would have been less indifferent to their duty. Dollars less many lives would have been saved. The police should the shame of burning helpless women and children. NO COLOR LINE HERE THE American Magazine tells the story of a cobbler in Los Angeles history of a cobbler in Los Angeles who has given his life to helping the poor children of his city. He says in his interview: "I don't draw ropes for children, but I give yellow kid gets hungry in the same place as a white kid, or cold in the same way, or gets just as much enjoyment out of a little treat or a bunch of firerackers." A long life to Moses Leuwenstein, in whose heart and spirit are typified the spirit. Would heaven this could be the spirit which rules America. How much better the world would be for us all? THE ANSWER Onlooker will discuss current problems of the day which particularly affect our people and the welfare of our common country. Interested readers are invited to send their views on these problems to us. Communications must be brief and to the point. Unsigned letters will be ignored. Address Onlooker. regard to various affections of the heart, it seems timely to endeavor to tell you simple language meaning of some of the various terms used by physicians, and we trust that we may be able to make these terms intelligible to you. affections of the heart, it seems timely to endeavor to tell you in simple language the simple meaning of some of the parts of terms used by physicians, and we trust that we may be able to make these terms intelligible to you, so that you may be better aware of the health and ward off certain heart failure in consequence of certain knowledge in your possession. We regard knowledge as to the structure, physiology or functions of the heart as being of the greatest importance to us Americans on account of our nervous civilization and habits. The heart terms you should strive to understand are as follows: Hypertrophy of the heart means a thickening of the muscle or the muscular makeup of the heart. The heart becomes larger. Its chambers thicken and stronger on account of the increased blood supply, and on account of the increased amount of work thrown upon the heart, whatever may be its cause. Dilatation—This term means a stretching of the muscle wall. The cavities or chambers of the heart are enlarged but weakened, and this condition can be caused by the individual than hypertrophy or disease of the valve, on account of long effort to overcome some unnatural resistance in the blood vessel, but dilatation of the heart may be caused by an acute rheumatic fever; the doctor, or by getting up too soon of bed after a severe spell of illness, such as pneumonia, influenza, diphtheria or acute rheumatic fever; the doctor, or by getting up too soon of bed after a severe enrolment to permitting his patient to get up too early after any severe, prolonged spell of sickness characterized by high fever. High fever is always indicated, and a severe type of infection. This infection stimulates or provokes a combat with the body cells. The blood becomes heated and laden with toxins, the protein content of the infectious material goes into the blood CAN WE VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET? The city of Chicago has just gone through the threes of a hot election of judges. Some of our contemporaries made hysterical appeals for the support of a so-called non-partisan ticket, whose official label, however, is Democrat. There is no doubt in the minds of thinking citizens that in most municipal elections the best available man ought to be put in office regardless of party. This is probably the of the judiciary. Our voters are as anxious as other voters to vote according, to men and issues for good municipal government. Our Democratic and A. L. Jackson Witness this appeal sent broadcast on the eve of election from Democratic headquarters, signed by officials of that party: The Democratic headquarters, 123 W. Washington St., Chicago, Ill. Dear Voter: We are asking you to vote the Democratic-Coalition ticket on election day, June 6, 1921. It is the only way by which we can unite women that the Republicans by allying themselves with Negroes have threatened to destroy. Where is Sunbart, the Negro fuel hole? Ask the Republic- hopes—they know Vote! Vote! Vote! and help us to clean out, etc. CHAUNCEY DUGAN, Secretary. SEGREGATION-IS SUICIDE SHORT-SIGHTED PEOPLE ARE often found advocating compulsory segregation or voluntary vetoing of laws, vining proof of the foolhardiness of the argument of these people Tulsa furnishes that proof. The mok knew where to find innocent people, who by their actions had together had no protection against