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KILLS TWO: ANNOUNCES CRIME IN CHURCH READ Dr. A. Wilberforce Williams' Article on Pan-African Congress THIS ISSUE KILLS, THEN RETURNS TO FINISH JOB Goes to Church After Crime; Comes Back to Put More Bullets in Bodies As he left the church the greened memorial again rose in his blood that heart which he could not win. Resolutely he paced the distance back to where his victims had him. He had not done enough. Such痛 as filled him could he allowed only in death. He stood with his arms crossed and held his arms in a home. The crowd which followed him board a shot ring out, and another, and then another, and still another, and found each had been shot four times. The congregation at the church armed him with a gun because an enemy. There were suppressed crises of "Lynch him! Lynch him!" No four killed his eyes. He cried the mob and surrendered to the sheriff the next morning. He is now in the Troupne county jail at La Grande, Ga. INTER-RACIAL CONFERENCE Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 30. The third annual all-day conference for the discussion of the President's mission was held Wednesday at the First Presbyterian church with L. D. Wroxes as chairman. Many speeches and different phases of inter-racial work. Assist Postoffice in the Delivery of Mail Every residence and place of business should be equipped with a mail box or other mail receptee for receiving parcels. You should also memorize the time of carriers on their routes, at the same time expiring the delivery of mails. The letter box should be placed at the first floor and on the first floor and the names of occupants of each flat placed over the box so that the carrier will not be required to impaire as the different apartments in the building. Carriers are not required to deliver mail above the second floor of office buildings not equipped with elevators or stairs on any floor in apartment houses, whether or not they are equipped with elevators. If boxes are not provided in the front hall on the first floor, the reception should be made for some responsible person to receive the mail and distribute it to the occupants of the building. You are to receive the knowledge of the department that in many cities the street time of carriers is materially increased by the delivering of mail at the year or slide doors of the building. This is the practice at your office you should notify the patrons that after sixty days they must provide means for the receipt of their mail at the door or slide doors in the form of either a slot in the door or as ordinary house box. NFESSES Girl, Broken in Health, Finds Solace in Poison Ill health made me unbeatable for Miss Bessie Conn. She was young, just 18, and had friends, devoted relatives, a happy home and all the comforts that one could wish. Yet, with her, she was miserable because her health was broken and she could not enjoy the passive days with that feeling of BESSIE CONN physical well being that is so much deserved that she was faced by she was faced by that dread circumstance, and Monday afternoon it got better as it got better the better of her self-control. She gave up the struggle by taking bolide bolide bolide poisoning and gas asphyxiation in the house at 3:452 Dearborn street. Mrs. Coin was near the restaurant at 330 West 42nd Street. Mrs. Clarberry, who is the proprietress of a restaurant at 330 West 42nd Street, lives together. Monday morning Miss Clarberry went to the restaurant, but it did not seem dependent. She left home after receiving a 1 oclock and went home after extent, changed her mood. So she was not reading, but was not reading well and was going togleight on the about 2 oclock Ella's avenue. sweetheart of the girl, telephoned to his statement, the way she talked to her, and aroused his suspicions that all she not well with her could to call her again when their conversation ended. She would be gone Thugs Hold Up Cashier; a $600 Haul Philadelphia, Sept. 19, 20—The last act staged at Gibson's New Standard Theater, 11th and South streets, Monday night, was one of the most spectacular surprises ever registered in that home of the babe, the bold and the burlesque. The principal actors were Miss Milk Purnell, cashier; John Gibson, owner and five daring robbers. The plot centered about some $600. The villains did some real acting. About $455 Purnell came out of the box office, which is in the lobby of the theater, bearing the evening's receipts in a neat package under her arms. It had been her custom to present her to the man she had collected to Manager Gibson. She had sourced her retreat when five men entered from the street and surrounded her, and stuck it in her face. Another grabbed her package. Without a word they fled, Gibson saw them, as did a man. A chase was immediately begun. Down South street for about 75 feet the men fled. With the crowd on the street, the men darted into a blind alley. An office guarding on the corner of 11th street joined in the pursuit. Inside, into the street, the fast disappearing forms of the thieves. He tired with no results. Later several suspects were arrested, and the fast disappearing forms of the thieves. He tired with no results. Later several suspects were arrested, and the fast disappearing forms of the thieves. He tired with no results. Checking over the money taken by the cashier, it was learned that robbers had got away with over Miss Burnell, the cashier, fainted immediately, and helped on her ability to identify the criminals, the police have asked her to look, over pictures of the criminals, to identify the individuals are working on the case. LET THE CHICAGO DEFENDER FOLLOW YOU ON YOUR VACATION. ORDER IT NOW. Mo. Comish Files Vital Information St. Louis, Mo. Sept. 20. The semiannual report of the Missouri industrial commission has been made public. The state of Missouri has the distinction of having the only state commission in the country none of whose personnel is white. There are sixteen commissioners, one from each congressional district, and a sharied secretary. The report much space is given to the housing survey in large cities. This covers increased rentals, sanitation, etc., and does not stop at detention centers. The commission has already exist. In southeastern Missouri it pointed out that there exist practices which are against the laws of the state. These practices are both of culture and education and are also given their proper place in the report. The commissioners drew up what the state has done in an anti-lynching law. Further, they recommended the appointment of an inter-mural committee for the state and administration of deputies to the state's civil affairs departments demanded such service. During the past year the work of the commission has been the nature of an investigation. It is known that some of the information secured is of what concern and of a sensational character, but the law has been caused it from the department it is felt that it would not be prudent to divulge it at this time. The bulk of it is being kept on the record, and the use of state officials, N. C. Bruce is chairman of the commission. CROSSLAND IS SOLVING PUZZLE OF NEW POSITION Washington, D. C., Sept. 30—Bryan Crossland has taken up the rels of office and is on the job in earnest. He is a member of the suspicious task on his hands, and he is determined to give the job his host. At present the new head states that they may get ready for organization and to release to the press on completion. RACE UNITY PAN-AFRICAN MAIN POINT Dr. Williams, Defender Representative. Tells of Great Session How can we attack so vast a series of problems? By periodic meetings, meetings and making known the facts. By acquaintance-tship with each other and overthrowing the traditions that the only education of Negroes of ability are Newark or Port-au-Prince or Monrovia. The second Pan-African Congress, during the ten days from August to October, London, Aug. 27 to 28, one in Brussels, Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, and the final meeting was held in Paris Sept. 4 London Session The congress held its first session at the Central Hall, Westminster. Delegates were present from South Africa, the United States, and the British West Indies. The afternoon of Aug. 27 was given over to the discussion of segregation in the United States, president of the African Progressive Union, presided and made the opening address. He opposed the idea that governments are the ones that opportunity should be given for a discussion of the problems of this people, which in the opinion of many members is a common element throughout the world. Peter C. J. Thomas of British West Africa urged that governments should wield people by proper education and guidance. Dr. Brighthight of British South Africa said segregation of the whites in the part of the whites to re-establish their prestige and thereby keep themselves as the master race. Mr. Tolstoy said that the crux of the problem was the unwillingness of civilized nations personality in every form in which she shows itself-black, brown, red, yellow or white—and contended that the proper solution of the question. Second Session Subject: "Race Problems in the United States." Dr. Jermink of books of New York the secretary and organizer of the congress, gave a brief history of the organization and causes of race crimes from the United States discussed various phases of the American problem. R. P. Sims of West Virginia held during the period of national development was responsible for the public opinion surmise which the Negro held during the day. The theory that every American may seek any and all positions causes the white to seek to lessen the number of black people appointed to race hutte institutions in the state to dictate terms to labor encourages friction among laborers among race riots as a cruel source of the lynchings and race riots about which so much is heard in Europe. The first of Georgia declared that Negro leaders are convinced of the essential omeness of mankind and are teaching their youth never to adult or accept under any (Continued on page 2, column 1) Chicago Girl Is a Full-Fledged Aviatrix Now 10 Following a ten month's course of instruction in aviation at a French school, Miss Bessie Coleman, 24, a popular Chicago girl arrived in the United States Sunday ahead of the Marchureau of the American Airlines, from foreign aviators, certifying that she is a finished aviatrix. In November, 1892, Miss Coleman, a native of Cedar Rapids, France, where the Condron School of Aviation is located. Here she completed a ten months' course in expert flying, involving such techniques as looping the loop. With the exception of Miss Coleman and a Chinese woman, all aviators are white. A special Nietzsche sort plane is being built for her by French airline pilots. It will be sent here shortly. Miss Coleman is expected in Chicago Monday, and during her stay here she will give here exhibitions and travel opportunities with the desire to fly. Five Pals Fight Over One Woman Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 20. A party which Terry Jordan, 52, Clinton City, Missouri, has in his home for four of his friends, and a battle royal in which Petry was stabbed in the side. His four friends have been held up. It is not known how many were wounded, and cooring to the police, the lightning begun over one of the women. Henry Morris, 29, 375 Jefferson Street, and Henry Morris, 29, 375 Superior Street, are being held open chairs by the police. Two others Santoro Howard, 24, 255 Howard West, and Charles Tarant, 25, 255 Superior Street, are being held in the first degree. They are believed to be the ones who did the stabbing. Jordan's party had gone far into morning before the alarms began. He was far the police have not been able to learn the name of the particular woman involved. At any rate, her name is not known. Of his body's advances toward the lady. The official theory is that one of the other men took sides against Jordan. The early hour in the morning Detective Captain Newton, with Detective Brian Murphy, and Hester, received and answered a call to the police. They got there they danced the men and women battling blindly. Everybody seemed to be everybody's enemy. At slight of the police they turned the four "buddies" were taken to jail and Jordan to the emergency hospital. His wound was not serious. SIMMONS SLINKS FROM GA. St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 30...With the governor of the state against him and the mayor of the city silent, William Shimmons, imperial chief of the police, invaded St. Louis Saturday night to bolster his toting organization. He spoke before about a thousand men most of the audience modeled the meeting through curiosity. Little sir was caused by his activities in this city because the rules of membership automatically bar from membership more than half of the population. FLUDES CITIZEN MOB LED BY CITY MANAGER Newport News, Va., Sept. 30,—Led by City Manager L. G. Thom hundreds of citizens of this city sequestered the woods roundabout trying to match the fire that had have killed Patrolman Robert Dorte when the latter tried to arrest him on a charge of housebreaking. So far he has not been captured. MURDERS CALL TULSA RIOT CASES FOR PROBE Court Ready to Near How Police Failures Caused Bloody Conflicts Court Ready to Near How Police Failures Caused Bloody Conflicts Tuba, Oka, S. 14, 30. The criminal cases of A. J. Switheman, former editor of the Tuba Start, W. M. Fitzgerald, George Walker, Andy Brown, A. E. J. Taylor, and Bam Dixon were reached in court last Thursday and are represented by Attorneys Elisha Scott of Topoka, S. and E. L. Shadler of this day. J. Smitherson The case of William Bison was a case of three of the others, are standing on application for a patent. The application, been passed on by the inventor the defenses. The application, however, has not been guessed on by the court. Attorney-in-law the defense have filed documents. All the defendants are on on-board except two, and the attorneys are arranging to make bonds for these. Greenwood, one of the main streets built. The collecting persons have structures under way: O. W. Garley, Mrs. E. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Jerry Cherry, Mrs. Edward Owens, buildings that are being completed are the God Wing Hotel and the Snood Building. Part of the funds sent to Tusahas has been used to put the beds on the houses of Mrs. Collin Rogers, Fw Arkade, Elizabeth Colin and Larry Vanzant. An eight-room hospital with two spacious son rooms has constructed $3,000. Work Together Since the last court decision restraining the city of Tulsa from interfering with the rebuilding in the city, understanding are working together and putting forth every effort to take care of themselves and families during the winter. Throughout the country have not been entirely satisfied with the report of the East End polite committee. They content that the city has been the subject of much public comment. In some instances, it is claimed, money sent to the relief material of the city has been Broke Faith By converting the funds for legal defense contributors declare that the committee has "broken fall" with the public, and donations have ceased. The committee has also released a statement of expenditure of funds recently released by the committee was returned vague and very incomplete in details, ascribing demographics have not been identified. Officials of the committee because of the low expenditure for relief, work during the early period after the hit, showed that only $550 had been used for actual relief, while $2,900 had been used for attorneys' fees. FEDERAL EMPLOYES PLAN FIGHT ON DISCRIMINATION Washington, D. C., Sept. 30—With a view to beiming all federal employees into a spirit of cooperation and mutual understanding, the criminal practices of subordinate departmental chiefs toward our racial group in the various departments at Washington and throughout the country, and the training and retaining our men and women who are thus employed and certified for employment, the Federal Employees League has been organized to recruit and retaining the Army and Navy avenue, N. W., and is headed by the following officers: Hon. Perry W. Howard, special assistant attorney general, president, Hon. Henry Lincoln Johnson, vice-president, Hon. Henry Lincoln Johnson, Republican, National Committee, counsel and legislative representative, John T. Hilsher, chief of master roll division, Navy Department, secretary-treasurer, and these active officers there is an advisory board. This movement is virile from the start and will be pushed with the greatest intensity. There are no limits to the demand and insist that we go back to the old landmark when men and women stood on their merits rather than on their color. OLDEST CITIZEN DIES York, S. C. Sept. 20—Martha Ratchford is dead here at the age of 119 years. She died of old age. She is survived by a devoted person living in South Carolina. NEWS From Your Home Town and State Pages 11 to 14 Wealthy Slayer Fears War by His Townsmen Wealthy Slayer Fears War by His Townsmen G.O.P.Bows to South in Job Debate Washington, D.C., Sept. 26. A delegation of Georgians, composed of both races, bound by the agreement of Atlanta, Ga., hold a conference last Friday with Chairman Adams of the Republican National Committee regarding the Republican organization in the state, of which Henry Lincoln Johnson was leader. Chairman Adams informs listening to the committee, gave them to understand that he would not recognize Mr. Johnson and his organization, but that he would discuss "White" organization of which Mr. Phillips (white) was chairman. Politicians consider this action on the part of Chairman Adams as the beginning of administration in matters governing the South, as Adams is the "eyes and ears" of the "Harding regime." To it it was less shocking, especially those who had occasion to test the administration on the Race issue. Recently President Harding refused to allow Georgia to be a member of Georgia under leadership of Henry Lincoln Johnson. A "White" party was established in opposition to Johnson, who was white, mitted at its head, Johnson, relying on the prosecution promises of the administration, refused to bow to the leadership of Phillips and Johnson, holding a patronage of the state he given him. Members of the regular organization under Johnson became alarmed by the increasing number of Georgia affairs and the distribution of federal patronage, formed a jostle and sought a conference with Chairman of the Board, who gave "instructions from headquarters" that Phillips was the recognized leader. The underlying cause as well as motive of the administration in refusing to confirm Johnson's appraisal of the state as national committeeman. Many here declaimed that if Johnson had served as chairman he would have gotten almost all of the public support of the administration. However, "line," as he is familiarly known, says he is going to "light it up." OHIO MAYOR RAPS KLUX AND JOINS N. A. A. C. P. Lima, Ohio, Sept. 20—Frank A. Brown, who was only elected on a margin of 25 votes due to our voting, has joined the local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. He has on various occasions demonstrated his illness by using his improvised jacket. His profession was done. He has also ordered an investigation of the Ku Klux Klan in this city. You'll have to read Chos. W. Chestnut's fascinating novel. "House Behind the Cedars" to appreciate this love scavenged DFENDER for the first installment. MAN TELLS HOW PLOT WAS MADE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. Arrest of White Flagman Reveals Conspiracy to Kill Trainmen Shot Wrong Man Baker's undoing came when he shot Conductor A, S. McBewell (white) in the back as the latter was walking to one of a train near Millington. The conductor was a "kill yellow Negrer" that he had been paid to kill. Who gave Baker this sum and the others who beages are his partners in grilling spectator Will T. Grillin and T. T. Kellner of Chicago, chief special agent of the Illinois Central, declare other arrests will follow. A police investigation implicated W. K. Foster, a white farmer employed with whom the former counsel. He said Foster indicted him to enter the conspiracy to kill Negrer completed on the Illinois Central railroad following. Baker's Confession Leaders Threatened Leaders Threatened Burton Lankis was recently notified by his run at Meridian, Miss. He is leader amoun, the railroad man in this section with headquarters in Mobile, Ala. Jacques Japosars narrowly escaped death at Greenwood, Miss, and Kit Mitchell was shot twice at Sturgeon's tank by the paid murderers, for whom he was held in jail. In all cases the men received threatening letters before shots were fired at them. At Lakeview several members of the police department given orders to leave their work in order that white men could be employed. One man was taken from a train and forced to swim a canal before he was fired at his head and beat him. SENATOR WALSH OF MASS. ASKS CATHOLICS TO AID US PAGE TWO BRITISH HEAR WEAKER RACES JUSTICE PLEA (Continued from first page) condition the idea of their indefinity, and whoever they are forced to adhere to and prescription to their discrimination and prescription to their youth must understand that in the best analysis characters in intelligence, race, gender, and the position of individuals and peoples in society; that groups and nations only have what they can afford. Dr. A. Witherforce Williams of Chicago, health editor of the defender group, spoke of the effects of segregation on the Negroes of Chicago. Dr. Williams told of the race riots of July, 1929, the efforts of the whites to force the Negroes to join the combinations of real estate men refusing to sell or rent desirable property to Calebro people and then he himself was forced to join themselves the Negroes compelled the city authorities to protect them and law they established financial combinations which enabled them to purchase their land and proper rights. Dr. H. R. Butler of Georgia, head of the Mason's in his state, spoke of the aid which fraternal organizations were in developing the Negro people. Second Day's Session Dr. DeLuca providing. The centre was given to the consideration of Lord ownership in Africa. The speaking was given to the Northampton Leaf and L. R. Agostino of Lagoa. Dr. Dublas read to the congress a paper prepared by Dr. Agostino with his own ownership in the British possessions. Dr. Loy, speaking of the conditions of East Africa, the situation of the British government but with the convenience of officials, by his devices, methods, deprived under the protection of purchase, the British government him removed to other districts to become a laborer at a bigger wage, brought to a sanitary surroundings. From the paper read by Dr. Bubbler, the South Africa is worse in that the London government will not interfere over the protest of the local government of his land by law, excluded from engaging in any technical occupation, deprived of education and segregated from the rest of the population, and not in a message to European health. But in British West Africa the land is administered according to native custom and directly to the local government. Afternoon This session was given to the consideration of the Negro problem in ordering to the speakers conditions are satisfactory, especially educationally. The economic condition is the one could be with, but is preceding. Night Session Organization of Congress - At this session speeches were heard from members of the committees from Liberia. All of these persons urged the importance of having African Congress, the speaker urged that all Negroes concentrate their efforts on the one spot in Africa left in the hands of the Race. At the close of the session resumed the approval of the Brussels and Paris conferences. Brussels The congress convened Aug. 31 at La Palma Monad, or Palace of the Moon, the world devoted to the study of problems of anthropological sciences. At this point the French, Spanish, and German delegates attended the conference, Halo Diageo, a member of the French Chamber of Commerce, and the Portuguese and Spanish delegates declared that the relation between the natives and the Europeans would mean a better conservation of native interests and their native art of the Belenian Congo, and an attack of the Belenian government at Byssouls, attributed the formation of commercial agents acting against government his government, claiming former conditions rapidly and indicated that native chiefs will followed a part in the Congo government. (1) Henry Hunt of Georgia brought to Henry Hunt of Georgia a letter from the progress of America in the case of Mr. Hunt's address Hanes to the interest of America was to the interest of America to Limited Edition May 6, 1965, by ROBERT E. ABROTT, LL B. XN1 No. 49 October 1, 1921 THE ROPPANY OF BROOKLYN PUBLISHING COMPANY (Incorporated) Published in the presses of matter February 1, 1915, at Brooklyn, New York. Under the direction of the Editor, Dr. J. H. B. Brown, in the office of the Editor, J. H. B. Brown. Published in the presses of matter February 1, 1915, at Brooklyn, New York. Under the direction of the Editor, Dr. J. H. B. Brown, in the office of the Editor, J. H. B. Brown. Published in the presses of matter February 1, 1915, at Brooklyn, New York. Under the direction of the Editor, Dr. J. H. B. Brown, in the office of the Editor, J. H. B. Brown. Police Thought They'd Caught 350-Pound Dip Tebele, O. S., Sep. 39. The police they had arrested the world's largest pickpocket when Polly Palmer, weighting 350 pounds, was taken. Palmer presented an alliance which gained his release. However, he was forced to appear in court later, bearing his 8-months-old baby, in an effort to have his wife, Grace, released. The charge was shifted from him to Molkosson, 11 Superior street, but at the time the money was stolen was visiting at 555 Lafayette street. The charge placed against Polly's wife is grand heir. The arrests by police by Jodie Foster Harris and Hodges. recognise the country of her black citizens with all others, so that the United States might stand united in the war with a former United States minister to Liberia, spoke for that country and asked the United States to seek occasion to say that the European powers, by allowing Liberia to take part in the peace negotiating process, would ensure the equality of race. At this meeting speakers for the American mission in the Sudan and Bishop Hussein the resolute read and approved at the London meeting were read here and referred to the Paris meeting for them. Paris The congress admonished from Brussels on Sept. 2 to meet in the Hall of Civil Engineers, 19 June Bunhill Hall, for a session. M. Blaine Diagne presided. M. Oladane, member of the French Chamber of Deputies from people involved in person events who participated. The Hartian minister to France and other prominent persons from the island of France participated. The director of the French Society for the Protection of Natives addressed the conference. Taco were present representations from India and brought the conference to the United States. A very important occasion of this conference was the meeting at the suggestion of the French Minister of the Unknown Soldier laid to rest under the Arche Triomphant. One hundred and seven delegates from the Spanish and Portuguese provinces attended the various conferences. There were at different times fifty delegates from the United States, Spain and Portugal, presenting the results presented at the London and Brussels meetings were approved at the joint meeting, which concludes as follows. What, then, do those demand who see these evils of the color line and the divide right or suppressed and backward peoples to learn and aspire and be free? How are these through their thinking intelligence are demanding? 1. The recognition of civilized men as civilized despite their prejudices. 2. Local self-government for backward groups, deliberately rising as experience and knowledge under the limitations of a self-governed world. 3. Compulsory education for all, including government under the limitations of a self-governed world. 4. Freedom in their own relation and social customs and with the right to be different and not to be treated like a slave. 5. Cooperation with the rest of the world in government, industry and art on the basis of justice. 6. The return to Negroes of the land and its natural fruits and defense against untrained armed criminals. 7. The establishment under the League of Nations of an international institution for study of the 5 The establishment of an international section of the labor bureau of Leagues of Nations, with the prosecution of native labor. The world most face two eventualities: either the complete assimilation of Africans with two or three of the class, or social power and privileges equally equal for its black and white citizens, or the rise of a great African state founded on the same social and educational, natural art and industry and freedom of trade, autonomy and sovereignty in its internal policy, and in its international relations, to a great society peoples in which it takes its place with others as co-rulers of the world. Washington, D.C., Sept. 30, So-Developments in the "tired" money campaign being conducted by gains of criminals throughout the state, these women, little Havis, Minnie Florence and Father Kring, all of 1510 3d Street, N.W. The women were given a pre-trial Cognisner Hitt and held under bond of $100 each on a charge of passing "tired" money. The trio are believed to be the instigators of a gang of money-dollar men are taken and made into tense and twenties. The women are given these instructions to go out and get old of them. Before their capture it was known that the men of the luxury Mantuanus, 3500 M street, N.W. They get away with that, but the store owner's suspicion was arsoned when they came back with the police and the arrests followed. The inmate are now being sought. DETECTIVES STAND GUARD ONE HOUR TO CATCH BOY Washington, D.C. Sept. 30—Automobile owners are assured protection for their cars in this city. Four days a week, Hudson declare that they stood for an hour and watched William J. Ball, 18, 1651 South Carolina avenue, N. W., on 14th street, an automobile with the evident purpose of removing the tires. They penned upon him. They claim that the vehicle put on a light, and that it was being held at the door. He is being held at the first precinct under fund of $1,000. Charged With Fon Game Charged With Can Game Jackson was charged with can game was persisted by Sacramento Truck Dulce and Harriet. Third respite, and charged with compliance game. He was accused by John D. Sullivan, 62, of possessing a baseball cap. SHREVEPORT DEDICATES NEW C. M. E. TEMPLE Imposing Ceremonies Mark Consecration; Dr. Mills Bishopric Candidate Shaveport, La., Sept. 30—Sunday Sept. 35, marked an epoch in the history of the Shaveport district of the C. M. E. Church. On that day the new $15,000, C. M. E. Temple was constructed and Bishop R. S. Williams of Augusta, Ga. The temple was built in 1955, leading religious lights from all sections of the Louisiana conference were on hand to join in marking this culmination of the citizens' experience, the present passover of the temple. Tireless Worker for Church Rev. Mills came to Shreveport in 1908. Before that time he had been a teacher at the Selma and Montgomery districts in Alabama. Akademians also remember him for the splendid high school he built in Thousand Oaks. When he Rey, G. W. Milla was transferred to the temple of the Louisiana conference, where he was asked to seven times to build a church here in Shreveport laborably under a hustle and the handrail of a small building, and to fulfill the vitality to the wheel. The dedication societies proved that he had been successful, and on good authority that the friends of Dr. Mills and of the church who are aware of the need for strong men to uphold the vultures is doing in all sections of the country, have at last prevailed upon him to be a candidate for the bishopship, and fitted it in. The church is being granted by a candidate who is connectily fit. During the past twenty-five years the general conferences. Many times he has been offered positions which he felt himself unable to accept because of his Shreveport church through. That is finished now and he seems prepared to give the church a bigger experience and bigger personality. Not a Pussyfoot Leader Whiteford, in hearsay, he has bad feelings against the city council in matters affecting the spirit of his Race. Two years ago he was instrumental in having the city council not kill the infamous "Birth of a Nation" film to be shown in the city again. At that time the same time his wisdom and courage together the factions of the Federal Council of Churches when they met and split over the race issue in New York, he was actively interested in a great anti-tuberculosis campaign being made to help the citizens of the city. During the war II, Mills was many times called upon to help in selling Liberty bonds and war savings bonds across the top by helping to raise many thousands of dollars. The several conference at which he spoke to epilepsy patients will be held in St. Louis, Mo, in May, 1922. Tololo, C. Sept. 26—it is believed that the mystery surrounding the attack on Flint, Mich. has been solved with the arrest of William Robinson, John Smith and Mozell Williams, all of Flint. The men were taken into custody Sunday night. Tuesday local authorities received wood from the police at Flint and arrested the suspect in thought that they were the ones who had entered the freight car there. An automobile collision at Flint and Michigan, when the police arrived there, they found two machines. One of them was occupied by the machinery. When the police arrived there, they found a man wearing a sturdy harness. Winners said that it had been deserted by three men. Inside it was filled with clothes, shoes and merchandise. A short while after word was sent in to Inspector Lutz at the police station, officers immediately got on the job and traced the man who made the complaint. The three men who had been in the area are found. Men are also pending the arrival of Flint police. BROTHER OF WOMAN IS ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING Washington, D. C., Sept. 30—All M. Sailie Butler, 27, 2 Howard street, N. W. got out of a dimly lit room. A street N. W. was a shot in the right shoulder. She was taken to the Georgetown university Hospital. The police officer was shot in the back but Vernon J. Dale, 22, a brother has been locked up as a suspect in the case. BOOTS CAUSE MAN'S DEATH Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 30—A fuss Alex Thomas took a pennille and applied to death Clarence Lane, a fellow worker for the Little Rock police department, driving his pugster John. Thomas has been held to the grand jury by Frank Dolez, acting municipal judge. Dond was charged at $1,000. Dond was charged at $1,000. Races at Kills Son, Bags Him Up, Takes Body to Swamp Kills Son, Bags Him Up, Takes Body to Swamp Juliette, Ga. Sept. 30.—A possess of farmers of both races is scouring the barns in Lamar and Montana, and is trying to find the owner of Andrew Nelson, who is alleged to have killed his son, "Buddle," by tying him up in a gum-sack and hurting him off in a cart to the swamps. It is said that conditions in the Nelson home have been so bad that the mother and grandmother ago the mother and her children were forced to leave the old man and seek shelter and protection on whose place they lived. "Buddle" woot with the rest, Thursday morning, as she put the Wilson home and ordered him to go to his own house. Since that time the boy has been missing. One of the boys has been found to have declared that he saw the mother leave the home with a heavy sack over his shoulder. Later, his son was found on the floor of the house. 5,000 DESERT SOUTH; BLAME POOR SCHOOLS One-Sided Educational System Disgusts the Intelligent Among Our Race Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 30. No high schools, no protection for life, and the education of kids is the three reasons given for the wholesale desertion of the state by over 5,000 families last summer. Educational next year unless something is done to establish better school systems throughout principal cities in the state. This is the greatest of all further A wave of propaganda has been closely carried on throughout the south in white school education, especially with chants were offered to show that the whites were given as high as three high schools in education, and that they were educated educationally deserted after they finished grammar school. This condition prevailed despite the fact that members of such schools, but in the appropriation of funds nothing was said of a high school building for them. 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K.'D BY WAR DEPARTMENT Favorite Regiment of Illinois Passes Government Inspection With Honors By LIEUT MATTHEW JOHNSON As the "Old Eighty" detained in Chicago after 15 days of training in the Army, they marched through the streets en route to the army, who saw them on the line of march will admit them to the Army. The instructors. The instructions in modern warfare were given to them by the officer who gave the service, who saw service experiences, assisted by instructors of the regular army. Hon. F. S. Dickson addressed the commission, and his staff of officers, and in his remarks stated that he was more than proud to have as a part of that commission, and further stated that we as officers of the regiment should be proud not only from our metal form of military compulsion, as we were the only contact unit of our Race authorized by the War Department. He was answered admirably. Camp Dots Too much pride cannot be given Capt. Stanley B. Norvel, commander of the company, upon whom the equipment depended for food, clothing and muscle. Mr. Rubin M. Stokes, commander of the section with the civilians rescuers that were made by the companies under his command in the technique of the Browning machine gun. Lee Company A, won first honors in competition on a war problem. Lloyd, Lee's friend and mentor, directed fine line and under his wonderful leadership succeeded in capturing the enemy's trench. He represented the First Second Battalion, two second place. It was reported in the journal of the Chicago October dated September 16, 1944, that the company had been seriously wounded by a gunshot reported to have been at the hands of his wife, and that he would not be able to return. The writer wishes to state that Lloyd, Harris was present in camp that Mrs. Harris was a visitor in camp and that there was an error in the report. The Louise D. Marshall Auxiliary interested at whist in the colony's parlors Thursday, September 29. The following are the names of the parlors: September 9. Chateau H. Courville, to be first bishop, assigned to Company D. Frank Free- ONLY $46 OBJECTS OF BEAVER ORGANIZATION To order medical and to ask members of disfrused families, to furnish burglar counsel for members held for crime on trumped up charges, to ascertain the identity of members of node that lynch Nerros and furnish came to proper authorities for prosecution, to establish accurate means with which to prepare national legislation for the protection of those about peace modifications of the slur laws, and to urge protection to our place in the South in the events of *1948* right to vote under the provisions of the NINTH and NINETEENTH Amendments to the United States Constitution. 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It is located in the rear of the building in the center of the building. Gas jets and gas heaters are reported to have been turned on. The fire is between 9th and 10th streets. man, to be second lieutenant, assigned to Company H: James E. Harris, to be second lieutenant, assigned to Company D: Liont. S. G. Harris should be an example of what has been called in having collided as a private a little more than a year ago, working his way through all the grades to a command. The staff section, under command of First Lieut. Edmund G. White, Master Sgt. Thomas K. Johnson and Serget. Herschel Williams, received the highest praise from the commanding officer upon the efficient manner in which the administration of the regiment. Mrs. McDuffy Freeman and McDuffy Jr., the captain of the commencement, McDuffy, Jr., is assigned to the next top bicker of Company G. Vain promises to do things after having been paid to do them get Attorney Milton P. Oldham, 41, 1714 State street, into trouble. Lizzie Lovings, 2503 Federal street, has a brother in trouble whom she is anxious to have freed. She has been working faithfully to bring about that result for more than two months. A friend brought Attorney Oldham to see her. He is alleged to have promised to get results for her upon payment of $11. By his arguments and convincing talk he won Mrs. Lovings confidence in his ability to do things. She paid him the money and waited for results. A few days later he recorded his weekly went by without any suits satisfactory to Mrs. Lovings. She wanted her brother out of prison. Oldham promised to get him out for a record, according to Mrs. Lovings the lawyer, who said she Lovings for two months after payment of the money. Then she asked for the return of her money, but he refused and requested $20 more for the trouble he had caused. Mrs Loveless then went to the police and Gilman was arrested by Officer Fourth precinct. He was booked as a charge of operating a coin machine. Congress DISCRIMINATION IS PROMOTED IN WASHINGTON BY NAHUM D. BRASCHER The "racial consciousness," born and talked about so much during the World War, is getting full play. The "something" that gave vision has crystalized, throbbed and developed into a powerful thinking facility function differently, and our lives stands before the bar of justice, asking not mercy but opportunity. Before little wonder that in matters political things are being done with resolution and firmness that a few years ago would have neither overlook nor underestimate the state of mind of our group in all parts of the land. There may be presumption that the present assertiveness a man has felt, who so far is rarely informed. It has been my privilege this year to be "out and among the people." What I am saying is not muthagogy desk philosophy. In the large centers of the nation, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and the capital at Washington; in the South and Middle West; and in a crossroad west of the nation, insurance insurers, teachers, performers, bishops, journalists, doctors, lawyers, laborers, farmers, and all express deep concern for the political futures of the Much Discontent Washington is the botted of political discontent. They cannot vote there, but there is no need to do so. The state which is modeled after a "close-up" study of Washington is most interesting. To begin with, proper propaganda, preceded by four years of the people in the nation's capital. Eight years of Democratic rule and propaganda, preceded by four years of the people in the nation's capital. This state of affairs finds lodging in every place and stands to the capital's strength. Malone Jim-Growed One day I law Councilman and Mrs. Thomas W. Fleming of Cleveland seeking an automobile down on Pennsylvania avenue a few miles away by white drivers, all idle, and all ignoring them, or demanding their heads "No." Lackily a car was driven by a police officer on St. Louis came through Washington on a tour from the South. They visited the capitol, and Mrs. Mabone was denied admission to the United States capital building! This happened in June, under the new administration, and Mrs. Mabone, Mabone, each last week, to help the Republican cause. There is not a single theater downstairs in the city. Only a few are admitted. Washington may well be called the Grand monument to the city's history, together with racial antipathy; it ngress WHAT DO YOU MEAN, A LOUD STILL? ASK WEBB burns with hatred; it glows with the firebrand of discrimination. Bernard Renaud In such an environment is the seat of the national government, with all of its executive, legislative and judicial departments headquartered in the United States army officer, a native of the South, could shoot down a young man in the White Home garage and get away with it 12 hours later. A woman in the South secretary to the Attorney General informed me personally that he could not see any reason for "Colored people objecting to segregation signs, as opposed to white signs, when I left Washington, were still up in the Department of Justice." The ramifications of departmental segregation make a most trivial story. In a later interview I tell of some of these, and leave to the judgment of the people whether the Justice has a righteous kick. Then I see that the people are actually elsewhere, and how the entire economic life of the group is being affected—"for better or for worse." "We shall see what we shall see," "Truth is stranger than fiction." VISITING SISTER Momphis, Tenn. 30—J. C. Cummings of Pittsburgh, Pa., is in the city with his wife, Ries, 1178 Woodfawn avenue. A surprise at which five guests were present. BRIDGE BUILDER HAS VERY CLOSE CALL Often Became Dizzy While Perched on Beam Hundred Feet in the Air. "I feel every bit of twenty years younger, and if everybody in Chicago the clerks at the drug stores couldn't wrap it up fast enough," decked Frank T. Price well known bridge man, Madison street, Dixon, IL. while on a visit to Chicago recently. "I suffered from indigestion so bad that I had to go to the hospital and life seemed hardly worth living. I was in such a weak and run down condition before I got Tanber I could barely walk. I climbed in the tub. When I sooped over to pick up a hammer, or something, I felt like my back would break in two. I was in a lot of pain for hours of sleep at night. 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C., Sept. 28, 2008 The Ku Klux Klan is evidently on the road for rough sliding here in the metropolitan capital. Both the local and federal authorities seemed to be prepared to this organization, and furthermore they seem to be desensitized to impinging any progress on the part of the so-called "invisible enemy." The Director of William Hirsch, based on a careful inquiry conducted by that gentleman, and after discussing the matter with his attorney Attorney Edward of the Knox County lawyers, Attorney General Daughter has had his information before President Hirsch. He indicated that what was to be fathomed out was the behind-the-scenes staff, the wink and the god that turns the trick. "The government," he said, "is not to be allowed to organize behind a mask." Almost at the same time with the action taken by the Department of Justice came the resolution of Massachusetts gifting for a congressional investigation of the Ku Klux Klan. The Massachusetts man claims that the Ku Klux Klan 4, 5, 6, 12 and 13 constituted. In further characterization, Mr. Tague made the following statement: "The Ku Klu is an inquisitive teenage degeneracy in the darkness. The Ku Klu, Klu and American institutions, established by our foundation, and both survive. Either this organization, born of grief and forgery, must be blotted by legal process from our American life, or our Constitution, possessing only historical value." Another contemperous stroke prevented a presentation of meeting of the Klu in the district of Columbia through the stand taken by Inspector Clifford L. 'frank' chief of the detective bureau. In an interview the inspector stated: JACK JOHNSON'S WAGES ARE TARGET FOR RESTAURATEUR JACK JOHNSON'S WAGES ARE TARGET FOR RESTAURATEUR Develops the most successful meetings which Mrs. Casely-Hayford and Mrs. Kathleen Blasson, ladies of the museum, have been touring this country in the interest of the proposed Booker T. Washington Memorial Training School for calls in Sherree Lake, have told her that the museum, Seymour five dollars was collected for the work during the afternoon and philips amounting to 200 dollars. In 1914 R. Wells Hayford presided in the meeting, both Mrs. Hayford and Mrs. Emanue, who are her musee spies, Mrs. Hayford's talk, which was element and continuing, told of the needs and possessions in Sherree Lake and lack of facilities were the principal factors in preventing the leaves from preserving an education. It is proposed to make new school buildings and lack of facilities her delightful exposition of African customs and art work. Charles backlown, who ploughed in the grounds of the founding Sherree Lake, cared her delightful exposition of African customs and art work. Charles backlown, who ploughed in the grounds of the founding Sherree Lake, cared her delightful exposition of African customs and art work. FEDERAL CO-ORDINATOR Drabble View, Tex., Sept. 20, L. J. Nairnathy, federal co-ordinator in charge of students taking rehabilitation training in Prairie, Iowa. State University, Burlington, Iowa. St. Louis, Missouri. Burdon, has assigned and accepted a position with the school as director of the department of medicine. The latter position was made vacant by W. P. Terrell designing to accept a position as vice-president of the Service Engineering Company, the Mc Tewey had been in charge of the department of medicine at the normal time, 1966. Will H. Evans, who has been a training assistant under Mr. Nairnathy, is recommended to accept the latter. IDHEREAOCCFGDEN Sixty Years of Night Terrorism Exposed THE STUDIO OF THE WESTERN STATES MUSEUM Scene in a Georgia wood showing a weird midnight initiation of Ku Klux Klan. Picture shows a candidate taking his oath of allegiance to the perpetrators of mob violence. Below, G. Anderson Wright, ex-grand goblin of the "invisible Empire" who, in spite of numerous threats, is exposing the secrets of the organization. At right (top). Colonel William USES DAGGER TO REGAIN HIS SWEETHEART Mrs. Annabelle Hampton, 32, 2238 Indiana avenue, the victim of an attack. Friday evening at 1:30 clock, opposite Kathleen East 3220 Kathleen Kathleen, who lives at that address. He stabbed her in the left breast in the shoulder in the shoulder with a knife. It is allowed that Mrs. Hampton and Kathleen close at time, but his extreme jealousy turned her against him. She attack. Friar ceiving at 1200 october 22nd opposite East 22nd street, by James Hampton, lives at that address. He stabbed her in the left hand and in the shoul- der with a knife. It is allowed that Mrs. Hampton in Katehampton had been close friends at one time, but his ex- penses turned her against him. She decided to termi- nate their relations and so informed Mrs. Hampton to see her. Kateham, according to Mrs. Hampton, greatly resented her determination to break their friend- ship and threatened to "gag" her Friday evening, Mrs. Hampton had been to a meeting of her barge on home alone. Katherine, she said, was lying in wait for her. He approached her from behind unaware and turned to found him. he stabbed her again in the breast, then fleed Mrs. Hampton was taken to Providence, paid, and returned and rested her home. Her assailant was arrested. Tuesday morning at 625 South Clark street, where he was employed. He is being holding the offence of her injuries. **SHOTS FOLLOW $1 ARGUMENT** Norske, Nov. 17, 2015 Spikes, Nikolai's 150-pound vegan, known to the police as "Boboob," was in the chase by an unknown man named Spikes. Spikes is believed to be withholding the name of the man who did the shooting. The cause of the crime was an argument over dollar bonds. 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The two were convicted as accomplices in the theft of an automobile from Gee, a former Navy officer, and Captain Melbond of the detective bureau expressed the fear that if the men they might escape. It is hoped that by preventing them from having others any chance of their deliverance before time may be frustrated. After rumors had got to the jail officials that some of the prisoners had stolen books, the men interviewed. Duders is sold to have beaten of his friends on the outside, especially to his girl friend, Curtis, who was also involved in some of the girls had brought saws to the prisoners in bananas and in the bananas, the shape of the two automatic thieves were carefully inspected as shoe soles are favorite hiding places for saws and other instruments. 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Brown, United States Department of Labor, will discuss the subject from the national viewpoint. He will present facts and figures on unemployment is most prevalent. William K. Cummers, secretary of the Cleveland branch of the Urban League, and John H. Koehler, executive secretary of the Detroit League, who have had considerable experience in the past year in handling these matters in their respective communities, will outline the steps they have taken to create temporary or permanent jobs and to give material relief to single men and women and to families. Secretary James J. Davis, department of Labor is expected. George W. Buckner, executive secretary of the St. Louis Urban League, who has completed a program of rehabilitation in which both races will cooperate and work together for the good of the community, will outline the accomplishments of the University head worker of the University Settlement, Ohlene, will participate in discussion of case relations and cooperation in inter-racial matters, and morning and afternoon meetings will be in the form of round to Visit the ELPHIA Fair to 27th, 1921 Buseum, Thirty-Fourth and Spruce Streets from 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. Your Exhibits Now Every Evening And Entertainers Will Appear Daily the world in the buildings Beauty Contests & Athletic Sports BURN!! Get When You Order Dow in ash. Does not clinker. Costs it makes more heat and lasts longer. 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But with her employment, Mrs. Mason When her act was discovered Dr. Downe 51st street and Indiana avenue was called and Mrs. Mason was named Mrs. Downe and Mrs. Mason was applied in Glimnor's car. The poison was pumped from her stomach and a few days later she was taken to her home. She will recover. the standards high and the students and faculty esteemate This work marks a clear and distinct extension of the usefulness and influence of the university. It is very likely that it will soon be followed and potentialities for good—the establishment of a summer school at Howard with colleague instruction. WARNING! People are hereby warned not to pay their subscriptions to newsboys. If they do so it is at their own risk. PAGE THREE ix Klan SHOTGUN SQUAD CALLED TO CAPTURE DARING ROBBER Toronto, Kan., Sept. 30.—Local police concluded one of the most brilliant tests in the history of the force when Civil Scott, during porter-robber when Scott was returned here from Chicago and lied in jail. Scott is charged with having escaped with $3,000 from the Guarantee State Bank of this city. The robber was a porter there. As security Scott was in possession of the money he is alleged to have bought a Cole's automobile, in order to get away more quickly. When the car reached Soraton, Kan., a hook down and the fistfulness was forced to abandon it. Storing the automobile in a garage he bought a ticket for attery Williams, Joseph Jim. Deputy to Marshal Charles C. Lytle trailed the pair to St. Louis, and from there to Chicago. The uncle was taken and held at Chicago Lytle was joined by Bernard Armstrong of the police of that city. Their quarry was corneled and scott threatened a fight, displaying two Civil revolvers and a quantity of ammunition. When the police shotgun squirrel appeared on the scene he stood strong and Lytle. Scott had spent $900 of the money for the automobile, and some more of it was found on John Oliver, a friend. The porter booked on a charge of grand larceny. KNIFE ENDS QUARREEL Philadelphia, Sept. 30, 2022—Tuesday evening in an altercation on South Street Jesse Wilson was stabbed over the heart by a tyrant. Wilson was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital, where his condition was said to be critical. Holmes is the victim of the wounded man's injuries. SAVE THE CHILDREN AFFECTIONS OF ANY OF THE TREATMENTS INHIBED AT THE SPINE NERVES INHIBITED AT THE SPINE BY A SUBMATIED TERPERNAL Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments Will Remove the Cause of Dr. Fred H. Rubel, D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic 4041 Indiana Avenue Phone Dresel 4922 You mothers who sent your dentist wrote liberty, also have a duty to perform with reference to the labes in of tenderness. Do you know that not being able to go to the Yale University at the Yale University and 20 percent of them were found to have some form of spinal trouble? Do you know that a common Chiropractor when they were in infants, these faults could have If your little baby is sick, weak, starry, not properly hydrated, or a newborn part of your family must be a C-section. The times out of ten it is found in the book "The Baby Who Will Outlive the Week," and the baby will outlive the week. The baby will outlive the week. The baby will outlive the week. Many a baby may be come to a premature grazing period when a Spinal Analysis made the diagnosis with a Chiropractic Adjunct would have corrected the problem. Spinal Adjuncts optimize the cause of the problem, but it is not a beautiful theory, but it is all other beautiful theories, if it is beautiful theory, but it is beautiful theory, but it is beautiful theory, but it has been behind will attest to it is "children." The children of will be the men and women of the world, the height with which they are still in arms. SAY, FELLERS! ```markdown ``` It was a wise bird who sat on a trolley wire to keep warm. He's dead. Profit by letting the Chicago Heating & Ventilating Co. I. W. 218 St. Victory 5072 Install your heating appliances, building drains. Ask Peppers. He knows. Doc Charles Clayton MEDICINE MAN IS HERE CHRIST FIRST and BLOODZONE NEXT IN CURING LEPROSY Then What Is Your Disease to Bloodzone! DOC CHARLES CLAYTON All My Remedies are Guaranteed Money Refunded Tel Victory 3091 2621 S. State St. Diamond rings at all times per week per week All diamonds very high been refaced Laws are written wherever wat ches, at prices at which reach of all EDWARD DYSON W. E. K. DYSON, rep. 152a Grand Blvd. Doug 2785 Farmington, NY EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT TROUBLES of all kinds treated by an expert- 23 Years on State Street. Grace Eyes Straightened safely, quickly, or carefully, without injure- ment by twilight sleep. Written for Free Doubles. HANKIN M. O. CARTER, M. D. 120 S. State St. Houston, Texas 77001 All persons interested in assisting in joining up the National Pro- tective Order of Beavers, pro- vince in the Southern states, are requested to attend quarters in Chicago. Organizers are wanted in every state in the Union. Call on an applause found in this paper and send it in. SOMETHING NEW! MISS KATHLEEN EASMON Monday Evening, Oct. 3, at Unity Club. 3140 Indiana Ave. Program and Dancing Following Performance. Admission 50c PAGE FOUR PERRY HOWARD. ASSISTANT ATTY GENERAL. IN CITY Perry W. Howard, special assistant attorney general of the United States, in the city on official legal business of the United States government in the district of New York. He is a public defender, as the lawyer and the attorney, and the chief counsel for this office. He is a testifier in these cases at the general offices of the attorney general at the La Salle street station. Mr. Howard, who knew in this city where he attempted to obtain law school and law school admissions. was representing the government in the United States for the University of the Pacific. He was the principal investigator, as the law firm of the chief counsel for this company are taking charge of these cases at the general offices of the University at La Salle street station. Mr. Howard, the known bi-history where he attended college, high schools, and when he was one of the directors for the Wesleyan College of Colored Notes in the recent campaign. ENRIGHT MADE CAPTAIN AT COTTAGE GROVE STATION As a reward for meritorious service Lieut. Dan Enright was promoted to a captain of police by order of the Governor of New York in command of the Cottage Grove police district. The order went into effect on January 1, 1915, commanding officer more favorably and better known than Capt. Enright, who appointed me with the ribbon of the highest honor. Capt. Torrey has made an enrol- ment and imported treatment of poor unfortunate and has allowed neither bump in any manner. He was the re- pentient of many flower offerings of the Staten Island American beauty roses, the gift of the officers of the Staten avenue he commanded for many months. Sergi, John McCann was appointed as acting lieutenant of Stanton and was appointed Whitney will hold the reins at Harrison street station, replacing Lloyd James McCannon, who was assigned to the position of one of the outlying stations. WEST SIDE NEWS By J. Wesley Jones ASIA CAFE Victory-439 2455-52 State St. CHINESE and AMERICAN STEAK and CHOP HOUSE FINEST QUALITY OF FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES OPEN 11AM. M. to 12AM. M. Take Eastern Trip Mrs. Morrison, in her late years, was a Woman of the Middle Ages and New World. She was a widow and New World traveler. She widowed the Abbé Louis in Philadelphia. S. L. Stocker in City S. St. Louis, MO. 63105. Commercia tion. Fax: 617-255-2555. Business mail: info@stlouis.com. Windy City for a two days to a visit to a meeting of com- mercia. Mrs. Datkmaa et. Funderal Economics Offered The Reynolds School of Community Counseling classes for publics on Tuesday and Thursday continue. One of the special classes are barge economies, insti- tuted for Mrs. Fonda K. Thomas, Mrs. Fonda K. Thomas, and Mrs. Fonda K. Thomas, and the School. The attendance is great and the students who make opposition are the guests. Gives Luncheon for Guest Mrs. J. H. Hook, SSA January nursery, Magna Lounge, and Miss Parrish Smith, both of Atlanta, Ga. on Thursday, were present to greet the guests. Rev. Seckwith to Lecture Bob Klenk, Bookkeeper of the Librarian, Catholic school will be in the library, Monday, 22 and Wednesday, Saturday, October 2 at 1 a.m. on the Psychology of Charles Klenk to Speak Charles S. Moring will be speak at the Young People's Society at the hospital on Sunday afternoon. The young author will have another one of his favorite authors, Henry. Dramatic tenor, will be with the author articles of men will be with Samuel K. MacAlpine, president of the society, is arranging a support church for October 5. Peacemaker's Usual Fate Wendy Klenk, Bookkeeper of the Librarian, 22 and State Street, Moore Street, 22-24 Federal Street, attended to act in the hospital is now confined in the country hospital suffering with a cause by a bikie held in one of the contagious hands. Fractures Ankle **FEATURES** Mrs. Ann A. Moore, 49, is bourbon street, while descending the stairs at the corner of the street to the one below, twirling for ankle bows. The house is confirmed at the county hospital. Granted Divorce Miss Jant Jebcoe, 622 Wylie Avenue, was trained in divorce from George Wylie, a graduate of Cranberry College of Cranberry by Judge Lynch. Mrs. Jebcoe stated that she was married to her husband and that she was the following May when she attempted to behead her with a knife while in their residence in much of Wylie. Stuck by Street Car The police of the Cattail Grove neighborhood State Street when differed in death Saturday, 17, 155 State Street, was called to the scene. State Street, with the influence of higher, with a deep depth in the top of its basement. He stated that the suspect was a man. Assaulted by Unknown Man. While standing in a doorway at 51st and State streets waiting for a car, the suspect ran into the basement and was knocked by some unknown man, and without proof of warning he robbed the man. The suspect blew across the eye. Surveillance shots still have been assigned to the case. Returns to Work Mrs. Katherine Gaines, 210 State street, cashier of the theater theater, will be returning to her work Monday. Mrs. Gaines has been visiting relatives and friends in social affairs were given in her hour. Bage Jack Johnsod Miss. Helen Johnson, 29, 4351 Federal street, was carried to the county hospital suffering with a compound fracture in her right leg. She noted that while at home she became involved in, an argument with her boyfriend, Mannet, and he struck her with his fist. Bitten by Dog Lind Smith, 46, 641 Alverdore street, Boston, MA. They were in the dog belonging to Edward J. Rogers, 5021 Prairie avenue. They were in the dog's street when the accident occurred. Nobody Knows John McMaryan, 32, 126 East, Eastham and 32, 126 West, East Hampton. A pet padding tool from manufacturing, drilling wood abode. At his home it was used to drill holes in the floor, how- ever when he had abused it. At the County Hospital Asphyxiated by Gas Susan Alice J. Woolseb, N. mother of Mrs. and Mrs. James W. Woolseb 52 and Mrs. James W. Woolseb 52 to be survived by her son in their home Funeral services were held Monday. Knocked off Truck Frank Johnson, 29, Champlain Hospital, Montreal, died on April 16, 2015, after a long hospital stay severely injured. He was wounded in a fight when it collapsed at the end of Street and Indiana Avenue. **South African Entertained** Oscar Wilde, 81, arranged a theater in bourbon of South. He played the South African native play, *Theatre*. Before moving to the keep, he joined Gilbert Gilbert's group during a great show at their hospital and with Wilde. J W Neai Passes Away J. W. Neal, 2015, W. Salabar, 2016, and V. Vohsenberg, 2015, highlighted criticism of the school's highly respected editor, Mr. Salabar, and its unintended impact on students. He leaves a warm, compassionate and kinder presence in the classroom, inspiring students to form classes that unstakeholder, inclusive, and innovative. Rev. Moses Jackson will graduate. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Stabbed in Great Haworth Re, C., 2023. Dipstick for the blood test of Brix. Fox and Co. in its own hands. Inturis by Ford Gas Harry Jones, 52, of the future, averaged an injury on all night when he hit by a Forster as he was at 22nd street and Michigan avenue. Wife, Tennis, Swat The stupping array of her, Artur Brown, is the most inviting, as her room at East 22nd Avenue, and her bed at Basswood and Mika Amma May This so angled Mika, I know that she the head, causing her to soak to the hospital. Lycas escaped unimpaired. Asks for Mother Otto Prince, 38, 5541 Greenwich township of New Jersey. Born in 1852 and raised on $250 spent and $100 saved by offices Campbell and Gladstone. 30 years experience of time and was in need of motion attention. When carried to the museum, he was asked to be the mother, when he asked for continually worked at 228 Metheny avenue, Danville KC. Forty-five Courses Courses Quarrel. When he met Charley owens at 41 and northern streets and demanded charley marshal. Charley marshal 21, 22 and Federal marshal Marshall 23, 24 and Federal marshal Marshall 25, 26 and his owens over the broad-road. Charley answered the owens in the street with a thief. Injured by Fall William Vancen, 72, 34th State street, was carried to the County hospital after he fell from a street car at 26th and state street. According to the police officer, affecting with alcoholism when injured. Victim of Kills While observing with some unknown hours after 10:10, 16th Street was the location of the execution torture scene at 29th and Federal streets. The unknown execution after the ruling. South Carolianlan Here Mrs. Famille Shilton, Columbus, S.C. Mrs. Famille Shilton, Veronica avenue, Mrs. Shilton and Mrs. Lee were girlish friends. The object of their friendship was to be a friend with Mrs. Lee and visit her two sons, Rosee and Harry. Many functions have been given in her home. Has Collectible Fit Falis from Car New Betty Estates Home from Provident Mr. Bertha Moseley-Lewis and her husband, Dr. James Moseley, attended Sunday from Presidential hospital. Flowers were given by many admiring friends. Dr. Honey Jones, the family physician, was a special guest. Dr. James Moseley, Mrs. Lewis's mother, was also a guest. Dr. and Mrs. Jones Entertained Dr. and Mrs. Jane W. Jones, who joined Dr. and Mrs. Rose of 161 North Main street, Lexington, on Saturday evening. On Saturday evening, September 10, the dances of the palatial home of Dr. and Mrs. Rose were honored of the home coming of Dr. and Mrs. Rose. Mrs. Jones was bandlessly attired in a crown of gold lace and satin. Mrs. Rose, while Mrs. Peasants, consisted of Mrs. James Moseley and Mrs. Lewis. The decorations were in harmony with the brides' dresses. All of Dr. Jones home friends are crying. Dr. Jones home friends are crying. Dr. Jones home friends are crying. Speak on iStar A. Wendel Phillips on Sunday night, October 2, makes the underside of MetroStreet, the home of the MetroStreetson, who formerly lived in Mississippi, and the life of Chicago, will deliver the address of the evening on the subject of the Kruger and Mr. Mollison is well passed on by the Mr. Mollison is well passed on by the study of its activities in the post and in preset tenements. His address on the subject of the Kruger is well mentioned in the press, while not mentioned in the press, he is a masterly presetitutes. Whist Party A Wife party in honor of Mrs. Henry Brown, Mrs. Tony Lesteration at her home in Kewdow, on Tuesday, others present in Kewdow, on Thursday, others present in Kewdow, on Friday, and the Mrs. Melissa Isall Porter, Edward Easter, and Henry J. Bryant, M. Thomas, Strombards and Norfolk Clinton, Brown, two awarded and luncheon- served. Writer Calls quentin Williams, the well known with the Washington (11, C) Trumbull, was a caller at the bachelor offices on the Washington, left for the East the same day. Mrs. Anna Blackwell Convalescent Mrs. Anna Blackwell 125, E. 56th hospital, is convalescent and has recurring bone. She wishes to thank her kindness to her wife in the hospital. Dr. Reed in the City and also Princess of Wales in the City after spending several years in Denver, graduate course at one of the Chirp- nacle schools and is stopping with Mr. Brown, C. T. Taylor, 4025 Wash- anne avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Prince in City America. He graduated from the city's attorney by our colleges in Boston, call: Mr. Prince is a graduate dentist. Mr. Prince is a graduate and for the past three years has been charged in educational affairs and national affairs. Mr. Prince served as a served as host, Mr. Prince registered the grievance division. They are stepping at the University apartment, 26th floor. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER RECOGNIZING ABILITY At Idlewild Hotel The Blakes Entertain Mr. and Mrs. John Hulbert, 3427 Petit- rine, revenue, entertained at breakfast of Mr. and Mrs. Fulhamon of Little Rock, Ariz. and Mrs. Fulhamon of Little Rock, Ariz. holding the National Hall of Fame Convent. Stops En Route William I. Fleis, national grand master of the A. I. K. & J. A. of Aa, with a master's degree in music, made an official visit to the variété chinoise that does not need an official visit from the great proust it long made and which is being conducted at present. Gear to Philadelphia Mrs. A. s. s. Saddler, Kansas City, who spent several days visiting friends after the funeral, the, has gone to Philadelphia, where she will make her future plans. Pleased with Visit Stockholders Meet at Detroit Stockholders Meet at Detroit the Liberty Life insurance and Vivir the Liberty Life insurance and Vivir night for Detroit, Mich., where they will attend the monthly meeting of the stockholders through by way of Benton Horton Life Co., to keep alive the spirit of co- operation among the stockholders. Charles Glinin Dined Charles Glinin Dined the distinction of being "America's topmost begitimate actor," was given a dinner vines at Hotel last Thursday. Other vines at Hotel last Thursday. Other Mills and Taylor, and Mrs. Jerry Mills and Taylor, and Mrs. Jerry Sails for America Choir Musical a Hi All Chiwere's unmistakable music lures viewers. The choir, 200 voices, under the leadership of the celebrated M-tropolitan Community choir, chorus 200 voices, under the leadership of the Enkelwood Dramatic Club Jones. The Enkelwood Dramatic Club Jones, pleased the audience, Foster Dawale, club员, showed himself to the audience. The ensemble, matte tenor, sang with expression and matte tenor, feeling, Harry A. Watkins and Woman Wields Knife While engaged in an argument with Joseph, in the Federal street street, was cut in the arm by Mrs. Ther- sey, who had the quarrel con- flicted to be legged. 一 O'TR EF Choral Society to Next The Progressive United Society will meet on Monday, April 24, at 8:30 a.m. All members are urged to be present, S. K. Mr. Alph, president; Marianne Lewis, secretary. Quarterly Pool Game at Quarterly Pool Game at 8:30 a.m. State Street, Albert Harris, 23, 632 argument with an unknown man. Harri- kinson, a woman with the SLU lakes host, infected by the stranger, Serguejne infected by the stranger, Serguejne have been assisted on the case. Jealouay Causes Cutting Twenty-eighth and State streets was staffed by the State Department when Miss Florence Summers in the 2725 State street was studied in her left hand. She was a nurse. It is stated that碧雅 over matter of the officers. **Officers Transferred** **Sergeant Jalil Glenn and Officer** **Jason McCormick from the 2nd product to 2A product** **from the 2nd product to 2A product** by Sergeant John McCormick, that they were efficient and capable of reducing crime during the cold win- ning. Blog Causes Trouble Mia Roberts, 75, 2492 State street, Minneapolis, Minnesota, died on Wednesday, and clipped on her armon by a prefrontal, and clipped on her armon by a person armon. The two had been in a car accident. The person belonged to Mia Jones. When the person belonged to Mia Jones, when the person belonged to the ring, when the case was called in, when the case was called in, when the case was called in, they left the court room arm in arm. Abandons Child A baby boy, about a year old, was taken to the hospital after it had been abandoned. By a woman suspected to be his mother, at age 10, she was taken to the hospital story told by Ms. Vivia Roberts, the woman stated that she was going to work, but she never returned for the job. Missaissini Neo Injured While crossing the I. C. R. is tracks, he stops to look at a 22 year old Jackson. Missed a fall from a bridge, he was trapped below, sustaining injuries which trapped him to be sent to the county hospital. Far from Home Robert H. Hickman West, 61th street, was picked up on 11th and State Street. He was on top of his book. As coming to the police station, he pulled out a how when or where he was. Nany Visit Nansan Park Brev and Mrs. T. Lewis, Scot of Grant Brev, are outraged. Mrs. Lewis, who was really outraged by Mrs. T. Lewis, who was wrong, age 16, of improving very rapidly Scot. Who has been conflicted by his knowledge of the truth. Hudsons In Court : A Liberal Pickpocket William H. Cummingham, 995 states William H. Cummingham, 995 states Guy Johnson, 21st president, and charged month in the House of Correction and Newcomer, William H. Cummingham, 995 states average. Mattei that Cummingham had that he and Frank Haskins had Cummingham for his blocks, and Cummingham had found in Cummingham's possession Annapattex Club Recognition The Appomattox Cave gave an elaborate reception in honor of Miss Kathleen Ford, the women representatives from the famous Gold Coast of Sierra Leone, and the men representatives from their country. The reception committee was under the direction of Dr. Robert H. Harper, the dean of the cath. Mrs. J. H. Harper presented a seldom musical program. Letter Causee Shooting Hattie Graham, 52, died. Reasons a victim was shot in the right arm between Hattie Graham and Samantha afternoon at their home. It is said the shooting followed a conversation with the ending of a letter to Graham in her husband's pocket. The letter was to be from a woman in Hattie Graham. Ms. Graham gave her up to the police. Mrs. Byrd Honored 一 Otto Douglas Arrested colleagues Tawne and Johnson and pres- sident of the board, and on complaint of Miss Myr- dia, who was accused by her bar in a restaurant, she appear in court to prosecute him. He Improved TURNS SLEUTH, FINDS HIS WIFE IN ADMIBER'S ROOM Hampton. $324 obtained his wife's name and turned sleuth. He completed his first "shadow" lesson in the school when he trailed Mrs. Mattle Hampton to the Chandler at $25 Elmwood avenue. When Arthur Hampton, 3524 Rhodes avenue, donated his office to the turn-of-seventh. He completed his first "shadow lesson" when he trailed Mrs. Mattie Hampton to the Rhodes Chamber at 3516 Elmwood avenue. Doubling his abilities, he perfected finish of Doubting his misperfect finish the job, he called in Others Foley Mrs. Hampton the Stanton avenue station to help him. The three forced their way to the door after arriving and protected the couple, who he recognized Chandler as the man who had taken dinner at his home when he returned home. He also telegraphed to the telephone of his intrepid colleague of his intrepid colleagues. The Hampstons have been married only 18 months, before her marriage she married a man who is an overseas veteran and served with the 37th station. He has filed petition for divorce. BUSINESS BITS By Clifford C. French. Every business man is interested in the manner in which other businessmen interact with him. Internet is not only moral but financial as well. The methods employed by any businessman are the same. He collects themselves to a degree in the cash drawer of every other businessman. YMCA The Walshah avenue demograph at en- trance of the school which was held at Sears School on Saturday, September 16, 1915. Sears School was with 72 students and Walshah won second place in the juniper, in the intermediate and the high school. The 11th international Conference was held at the Chicago University representing this department. An annual concert was held at Grant Memorial church, Sunday at 12:00 o'clock. Music and orchestra directed by Harrison Schoedl concert was held at the Y. M. C. A., away second Sunday. Anderlern Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The South Side A.A. and Discus- chion 01 met in the Antiochian Mon- tral Stars of the Y. M. C. A., industrial Gasball League for its constituents in which is offered every year to the win- EVANSTON NEWS Beauty Hints Perfectly healthy hair grows from five to eight inches a year, varying with the physical condition of the a hair grows from the condition of the individual and exposure to the air and sunlight. Changing of estimate might check the condition to suit the situation stimulate it. P. Hair grows less in winter than in summer at night than in the daytime. The half of the head about four years. Miss Thomas your hair is scaled once a month for six weeks, permit it to grow for the remaining months of the year. The singing will end and will strengthen the roots. Boben, Charleston, S. C.-If your hair is not applied about twice a week, and always after all applications of scalp cream, it will last not more than three minutes. NORTH SIDE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. like Moore, Villa Ridge, Walter Cohn, Mrs. Jessie Chyton and Walter Cohn, Mrs. Jessie Chyton and Mrs. Carrie Cohn. While in the city of Fresno, she met Frances Ackman, 1728 Nelson street, on her birthday. Covers were held for forty. The hostess served a five-course dinner for Cohn left, the city last week for her mother and other relatives. Her wife's mother and other relatives. Musicians Meet Aaron Ball Arrested Aaron Jain, 25, Indian avenue, who was arrested by Officer William Brown on complaint of Alain Foster- sary seduction, was the 21st and 22nd costs. Admits Its "Mostly Off" Held to Grand Jury George Carter, 22S South Park ave. west, street 100, was arrested by Other William Westerfield motor division, in Western Park, belonging to Lt. A. I. Black, Carter. He was charged with assault on the grand jury under $250,000, by a robbery, asked for a jury trial. Moonshine to Blanc Gordon tursis 27, 649 Federal street, St. Louis. Dr. Tursis, Swain, Third, and charged with possession with a deadly weapon, the and the two men were charged with an illegal avenue, engaged in a quarrel over the contents of a bottle of whisky which he had taken from the bar. The barhart access the stomach with a knife. Wife Causes Arrest Austin Williams, 33, 2157 Culmert avenue, was arrested by Office William with his mansport of his wife, Mrs. Blanche Williams, 3399 Rhodes avenue. Charged With Assault Draw Heavy Fines Hugh Wade and James Wilson, 3234 Officer Arthur Carver, Tailor product, Officer Arthur Carver, Tailor product, were fired £200 and costs by Hugh William Gillman of the Stock Yards Ex-Soldier Doing Time Joseph Alston, 21, 145 East 9th street, was arrested on Sergeant Katherine McCormack's command, and engaged with the police of Miss Sarah Butler, 5522 Blades avenue, House of Correction for contributing to delinquency in the barrio. Alston was a member of the 25th infantry, Miss Jesse Tempah, prison officer. Girl Causes Arrest Hy. Hickory, 27, 295 125, 368 stree. Hickory, 27, 295 125, 368 stree. Anderson, 27, 295 125, 368 stree. Anderson, 27, 295 125, 368 stree. *Wanted to Joy Ride* William A. Hickory was arrested. Sergeants Leonard and Stephens, Second present, and charges Robert Hickory, Second present, and charges G. D. Chagion, Sixth Kimberly arrows. Sent to Prison Cornelius Wiley, 21, 2521 Walsh Avenue, who was arrested by police on charges of theft, was sentenced with pelt jewelry on complaint of John Mason, 353 State street, was sentenced to two months in the house of John L. Newcomer, and costs by John L. Newcomer. Placed Under Peace Bonds Buffalo White and Jerry Buckner arrived their troubles to court. White was placed under orders at 11:00 to keep scores, while Buckner was instructed to hold his former. He had hit White in the mouth for abusing Mrs. Buckner. FREE DANCING NIGHTLY To the Music of Chicago's Most WONDERFUL ORCHESTRA TUXEDO CAFE HIGH GRADE CHINESE & AMERICAN RESTAURANT 2022 Indiana Ave. Cor. 11th St. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921 HE LAUGHS FIRST; GIRL HE STRANDED LAUGHS BEST South Side Motor Club A licensed motor club located in South Side Motor Club* which is located at 256 Grand Avenue in South Side, NY. The club may be a member of the National Association of Motor Clubs and all affiliation with a valuable service including free aid and protection for the motor club's members. The facilities of $1.2 million motor club the motor club owns and $600,000 during the present year. The facilities are maintained by the South Side Motor Club and are used by the motor club and its members on the road. At any hour of the day or night, The "Safety First" work of the club is used to protect school children and their object to protect school children. The club is not covered by the negligence of careless drivers. The South Side Motor Club is one of the few motor clubs which furnishes automobile insurance to its members as greatly reduced insurance. The club is furnished legal advice and assistance to its members. SAY to yourself I need WAVO to keep my hair soft, wavy and lustrous. Then buy! at all drugstores. GUARANTEED BY The WAVO PRODUCTS CO. 36th South State St. CHICAGO NEW Vincennes Hotel MRS. E. DARNETT, Pron. 36th Street and Vincennes Ave. PERMANENT ROOMS FOR THE WINTER $5 and $7 Per Week AND UP THE ONLY FIRST CLASS school in the city established to the most people. MRS. J. H. BLACK'S RESTAURANT "The Old Reliable Place" 23 West 35th St. HOT BISCUITS, ROLLS AND BREAD COFFEE SERVED WITH ALL MEALS GIVE US A TRIAL A KNOCKOUT SONG HIT "JACK JOHNSON BLUES" That makes the number go to the hot sales. Don't fret! You can copy FREE 30 JOURNALS DAVE PEYTON PU. CO. 117 N. ST. CHICAGO, IL. No glamour accents. Drama Opens at the Grand Next Monday; Classy, Vaudeville Fills the Avenue Vor the fest time tn the Winters an) te the closest anpreach te a slut seen we topes: tna Thwater Welty [hove wr tar Age sercane. The enti att degen lalhaien the stem sSnterse Hailey rename ih 1s ager witcha sets ale "Fanimation ~, Mer inttint FS fond Te Ed Mame Co, tna bere, “Oh, indas aigit ut fF SAG irae tate ot he gucsent wan rite eae B fescnsat fein scot Ning instore | EMM [EIS Sinise Candechies Phes haw ne an tebe Le yg sing, kia ad” stanetng et oe” pontar FSR MR Ys. slaak iid kines than satinrserors tera ennerie BM iifansturt-se tale amd came tn for a Wii ine Tatas’ GaP Tita amount of well apne. Mond fet eters an NEADS tal MUO Of cena Phat oe Tae ae oy Malin, oa itemence Steal ee ot Tica a BR FE SN atin! inward iO mari wt iets Lee i RE Stnntne ira. “Singenting Py ye THE MONOGRAM anes: ae ra at oe * {Reynolds & Jones, one of the most iin “Wengrnae sateleat teasnie ever seen Ne Mon: Sava Fe Crue remy Langston | Saran esas goed hill Xt the Bon se ame ec stunt, ehuartew HUN Atle homusee this weed, This He (i) Menukas, Stisie Sutton, Charles ii au splendid routine of singing iene atl Wa teats veto | ean lacrine athh etpaencter woh dA Pagan, Tis camera) and it is presented with a world ot Bein ie tite though anette, Mt At is ttemensead weit a eoek vat Nae at atti rsa, atl | PT ca ai wall imerited Nplate er aedsee oot slant toe taxed | iat CAN Atel wall amerived ayalae he felevtion af wlany, to. he tered 22" ata thy yey ign ot abeatement veer fle watt oh ast dis~ The apinat keen, thee Amer foaming wane and thiateraeers an, i plasing a date utter ‘x tons free Mes tape of srtertainiient | iceqce am ax doing splendidly. as in be arle er see the best (at amie Chand He fnitrodiess sever] new re nee ghee a te as manibers, aM af whieh he puts over tank ates The wdvertteement af araeseritie. style. lures ia ec details. Lak in ave, a Ad, Bee Namie’ eee THE AVENUE tine went inte early: freee wu Dew & Walker, one nf the bes. thew eiexer cinaina wid danelog: 14th AEE. funnel tsnetna neta he cPhwete work righ pete the taint Pgraine wes det enttye hens abe are esas Their comameen, The tate on the yous weve topping chew worth seeing wade remnant TWENTY-SECOND LETTER Se UN NT ent nar iin hee ne tae acting a ie eter danas the define coat, he. acre Sint Ra: Sauk hout thet: vines teat aes arate ae ae waurtniieot trie peor Wee a ee ee ard aula meee ne oh Stns mane toteees 1 eentiosd att we wer eh EPA OPE AC a abla he Aiea ot cost eqs sy ie ak uid baht sh ne cere Beas ac lants eeeebine eure io tie sO a aaty tate ope eed ithe twee teat wed SN tad vier gece Sad es fekahy af San fen to wit Sd ented fe tae rata tion€om aes sie Matty meas We ‘anued:aleseane over the ie RE te anipeAeer rhino elmer ee ae haa tele peenided id ty top ae SN a eae | akesterd § siren niene ene ciateraud | oo tiv eivarana tates hort OF the inte iemige Mean vee Ie aeg. fo ie Secon ttn Sit a etear view ie bu, feon Mi apieoinate is a a torte Jord for sur jmuuker tie Sioa. being ‘ven nes al aca {the fact that the wines. were con Poa MSh tee thong ate hn tempeh fa tet ot clden in touket ag tacts ean ca MASS? Nad. been Meodion, fo mun nt the yl Sr Mie inten sro tminaeed op tine ten Salted Rita Lceegeh Toon teuld ate koa thee inning {hina fry his foo aT We gn Sq ace sanea= the witormating to ee eae, eee OF ee von. cee fe sat Reve toll What a man enight We ute othe denats der bis ciremmstances, and 1 wasn't Sys re een Nin. stay sinh EROS BNE RRNA ied The “penne of the fall season at tesittefid Linentte Gardens wil wees Sn the nicht of Wellnenday, Ger 5 fr schist tlie tonne seevet ind few Feats welll be Tttreliined. “ALAR Valliea” go sort of revue, headed hy the havent: suncers, Brown & Brown Haut "tewiced le an five array ef Galea Seill be a feature ont of the ordinary Fhe fact thik Cookin Riverview. OF: Chest, whieh hae inet losed ts Kummer snasiwemient-is i fetiee Riverview Park, fe pertaanent sut- junet, should make the Laneoln Ce. Gon itie headquarters for all whe eit Joe the best in musieal sutertainicnt Fie munagement will poss atte Rsuve: firs on the night mentioned aheve. syonee @ pant. Ja plaice sls wie Sune Mintgtans “shears Winn. ean. eT ee The Picture You Have Waited For! | THE LINCOLN MOTION PICTURE CO., Inc., Presents | ese i <i a | ah Paar mh ay be | “FEATURING CLARENCE BROOKS wees icino'ane Oiners A Colorful Drama of Racial HP ‘A Romance of --- =-. Lights and Shadows - Laughter and Tears She lea us an Indian with white foster parents. As dn allottee of wealth- prodacing oi) lands. The grafters were after her wealth. She loved a Colored «| classmate--a luwyer—but dared not admit it— : : | | UNTIL—Then the Action Began! | : Something Tremendous A Clean, Fine, Wholesome As Vital As the Human j and Heart Stirring! Theme of Human Interest! Heart Is to Life Itself! | Three Days Only | Thurs., Fri, Sat., Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1 6 P.M, TO MIDNIGHT i SALICEN'S | EAT /QQWL § THEATE ¥ 4985 STATE St. Zig RS DEER Ss RRR TT rT er ra wa Jin tie hintery ot Thwaater at begitt- hed TICOORENY Hse Sine, SESE Sra thee pespestan deat Inter atecteceite Utialtiiod drastic Corian “WA hs serine the tnitlat Shine opwninae vet Minas abet ot Hest Week. belie the “Sphere siting tntster Beatin whieh Moe Tyg pope Stirs” phemerty Bits the datfay tie Pavers ane Bie Tate ant A Tatas des Stine ART te tes tuned, Superting Pisce “ae uh sietiing “pertenias He usd Bert, soripany wiih be <ott eet, Mar intttt Fe Shoe openine on Seo aaa meat weak eine i Tie tae poate Fa il er ene Be Sed ita a ns Pg To eis SherLes Mone Tony Lanaston che EME tug nots vi vd Shad sls he ated Fhe teisetton at ‘niasy. 19 he eer THE AVENUE Treat tee Hoon “Wenn aaah fetter Vocad Vhc 1 sccudd tell gon atest st fig Gactmete with ne petsener, fe ewisely eh pti, Cebtoeh, Ponda whine aidan tiget van alt tun’ Meets ent battens oT tee aff tetlinae Seg he thee tanner ys. tach Testate, vin tus sed hae hewn detieilend te eats Be Nhat tees Phe silt ment teed hove keg Naoto wine ett ae aes Teae vol Presets heuebyna ters wots Phe ihe eenetatetn awit ews ather Lereitn ¢ grcd matttary wench The daw San teefeet fant ie Monae Magnes Ties toh serum tod at alD ated te wactci sktes wetes teed with thet aeotien af Me Renita ston. Veaitieallye pecry makher tr teventive. division, fed gatoneeterd Semen the 1.200 Hee Dorcas af tthe day lecture, eo tt Ai cen aie “hays nf.” Faniate. wud T Monde tee Mater Rruekore eft ant See feat hia austin for ats, doxpite The wcasts, te Tia ey farther orders for Se” Aue leat N eaneae thats, So Wait eet Reounting to gniie twat gudzmene at Hers ution aha weil hee caret for The ssitene ot paurscdt ad one peer Thse hance fle anew tbe bene Mitel sume ssave tes fey elton itm fete pei ait “Saptinske in gre Bidis get meett. toe hie fron her ecm at What Mae wie div ettuciad tettew toe the, Feeneh ewe SMhaesne state day Tall the detanls Ste ewnture. ty tie May Se ‘Sat tee yematne uote tan ste OS paving 02 The reward ” Wii gene feet Brie hate and seed Ve sheng at ter amon a whieh thee ris nor, Rand spent the eat Bw RED Sending ar arttennien ove Eth Saga wend Casi oloated Canvas SUG Wesco cane stogapend ite Eat ate pervshag a Mie mnaci's wnt faced Hecohehed Bie Hooke tagethen: Heel Salted beni Hie tee Ene af somes str Tanse niet ete bee tognde Cer ay te Vince he nat, We hate a kare. timeannt laf” Ledesian eeerenes. both, EA) Tod ager, aad Lau In peste Mote tue jae gent adele ge aimee, Winch ist Pronen governisest sffore Sftee yatta dong alens That tige ct replied the mien Von are ieirsines furs tee ainnites for ae tight Yel Murtineh and Tweh bean you that the ton stelle te deliver Yoo tithe guverneontal wfllerats at that Mea sate Haile structed te stand for nee tionsatien frory sent, TL wwould Aulvine Senn for Kone wwh Boal Ta dey Ss they order veo at ald times.” With, Tiss he browsht feth frou fis dest Se Hl steven strings elon he heated Toe Pate ath at leis orders: the latter Misutels ante nied the eotonels aniston Tiguotbor. "Taste atl Yas thes nade 2 Staqavtiese tatsket" with Unele Inenele ined itis gti 3H eatted ponction, Ahoy: wateried hint dads out ot the Peni lowa the stares ant of the Walling, seers the seustre and, 20 Hye penpe, whet seas xtanding Just hort a? the hangar at the edgr at the cleaving. We had left the maser BU the sate tiie and bath Team fod tagself, based oirselevs torte. eat foae athe ak Rodis ator All dootectinns, Deaess, ete, Peizins That's hai of 00 tastes, mAUAUOES, Tent sume: than at aedinasy Me of Srealgn The suailiaey take, Wt: Fou fue) and bbeteaty bad Yoon silted ind iw we Moule. prepearations for thy Muirt we dad proctieally every wie Th the entine command watehing Us Snterestealty hue without wesnmeHt Shh eae ewntaieine ten henine queens vais plowed fowstineel ok he Misereatina compartment Within Cans reach, A nnigdy af feed eon Retinse tt vied “mmeat avid fh ‘Flew Juttes and ehvei, at sort of shore hide teams sour milk ant hardetesd Tis exposure ti the sun. wine: placed fh Vie saath cuinarinent i Tie your af the olisgnrvation sett, oS Wan 2B enuphe of ekinten. or pliatbe iter Taaties, owe hobditie (Wa quarts a! fenton Tastee aiid Yaeg fie! Colonel Protal ute tite Mie seats Ter make net Chart at renietanen, hut seat tewer Soe such ing eanresion of hate sn a Pennie sounitemamen as shat whied the Unless Frenchman. put aie Sank Anes thie hued loedke dot ilk Eutns He entire dates evar Minna tmaet cseopped west ie ties, Ted Kangais) wete im nnter ws we pints tise Bade ue thee breetter for a Slut ind age he ete sgartend toe Bev tie mu Tewanie ieee tind sete senate ive, semnetiing ut ut the Onlinney iow daye bekdiers I toni Rinelhing Fae ten nuinutes ofr Fajeatee soesicered the myutet wath, tee caedentfe tee thes afk Wee ere Mah fnewbed well, coe Mint ates the WANTED! AT ONCE RBRUMMER Goubling BARITOKE SAXOPHONE “FSH YUM et ‘State Experience, Send Photo, Atlin First Letter TONY LANGSTON, CHICAGO DEFENDER ; ri i LAGOLA THEAT FIRST CLASS VICTURES CHANGED DAILY [Perr GodeserasLe Neerine FALL SEASON — NOTE OR TWO C— GILPIN'S START Interesting Lights Thrown on Great Human Character Charies S. Gtipin, actor of the rls ofthe emperor’ in Bugene |G; cits drama, “The Emperer Jones." at the Thishouse, has many. curiats fiuestlonert regarding the way We Happened. to hurenne farnous 30 std- denis, says a weiter inthe Chicago Pant: recently. “There's. no happening about, it.” sald Glpin the omer night, “Avni hothing sudden atu I. either. I fave been learning to play Grutus Janes for 30 sours. OF course, { didn’t Kuve that was what 1 was dong, and amy: ter 1 felt Uhae the ge was Probably. the poorest. place tn the Norkd for W iman he we to took for aportinnits, Init now J realize that al Thome laid dass. thewe doubts and dis. tourageinents: helped to: bulb up the Strurtive en, which tho, character, 0 Tie emperat was to be lng. thaw Hone serious paris before. Gat at the On Pekin theater In Chieago. when we put on 9 dram every other week, Tated Captain Swit und other Seorth while farts, Hue the right peo. pie dian't ser ars, Uatts all, ‘Our The feas nut shining in the right dlree- tion.” “The inutsitive one wanted to know ows it happened Hut in Oke Mest et OF the tanperer Jones Glin wis Wearing ant uh! Confederate army Bett. Phat owas a henpening, sur enough” laughed Gilpin, "emre 4 Thanet che country with a sort ot trinstre? show. 1 was suing 4 phren- Glogict net aint away down South at Shi Cotered gentleman looked 134 ip fhe day. and told ine heh svat the Show ated theta ste wonderful We sald We'd ike te hive hb lend [eke nver ar hie fortune Tok ur Mhatever it was Eeoutd da, He hihi Ag inaney, bt Behind 16t at eld Tinkete Iete hye the white faunily We had worked far Among tient was the eh Confederate army bolt, he gave site tee When we were Fehearsing. for “the Kimperor Janes Sethe Mavloneat Street "Theater we Found Reuts domes needed a belt Ue Complete hts Sempecar’e! enstanie, 7 Chonght eC the old army Welt and iicousit ite the theater, “Hes a Phoges omperan’ 1 sald to Mr. Cook Aihecaas directing ihe play, “sa wel let hia wear a phoney servier belt Kral don't Wear IU ang longers Ty net ot neer belt with a plain buckI.” Evie Medion. tne vutiety single. i pusiie ihe weak’ at Jaciswwnelits Pla ES SCHEIN de Wright, alee the Dur ‘es lees arent the Sine theater. isaimere si (etmonta, ewlersan ss downe ter Agen at the Star theaters SwekwMv ie “Fin” Repards toa friends SF hagae Startins fostand Girls opened 9 Mies cutivcche cnengeanent atthe Jatin Mesters NoPohes WE ont on SM Nnturd Miter & Cow seitth RAs janigainge is Wiseing the wank at the HWisshington theater, Fudlanapoting tnt Siidow song. sche stettew ent tel i [reath hin if addreased Faenernt Vatican Eien. i theeatens tbe In chieass Site ee ee et iste Stinpenm the Kraze, Trazthian [pian in Picetng the ack “ineater, [Terantn: (canada. sMait wtitrenah him [itadageged to Se2 Chinen set, Boe fue SOF [faiRhemiae” A. Reais ip wlth the Five lecselon" Lancers Loews State theater Hana fired Nowe Vari, So Mui wit reaett Wvaiker Thointser titer ak ts Hso0 Tekwden ave, Ph Sg th Tiarves’s Greater Stinstrely, with i etimacn wind Sohn Tammi, are bisgane! herfettmcine, pines Hluning, the WEEE Nwcatines Senroreitie.fosat resin, Cts Tom ag ta (Mila Coates and Craciertarke wre. at lene Watace ‘heater. ‘Fort’ Waynes ind [Mame Jemiins, chanced ak alene Nene iite Su Mss Ses nee i Micon Mt. the “Femme neater, Dereett Siew Titirs Me seg ae dare ‘gure Mas Mtg the wom ae Bustle “Fieaaer the’ Whunieate, Uetrott Sete Sidhe” Uowees ‘after four soars reat tg tejalned her. busta,” e Peery Thuasne, Pe ee enn lth the Ma cmnie Stns dase Teevinwe nt New Haven, Panes thie week. eae Nenhwrs cette by. wireless that the nete sent fy asin that she nn terre Sith Blosd” Young isa” ms FER tuodies, mwner and manager bane: Cougs theater, “Toate Sein nan tn bear fem sl ete Nena jee ie. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER BRILLIANT TITLES IN CEGIL ADE MILLE PHOTOPLA Wty l seca tea at Women Subtitles of epigrammatic brillt- lance are taken for graiited in a Geel Te Dedfitle. penduetion following. the high muri ‘Set by the subtitles tn AAPhy: Change Your Wife" "Some: ‘thing to ‘Think Aleut” and “Forkldden rut” However."The Affairs of An- tol.” the Iatext production at ‘the Timous producer. whieh wilt be the feature at the Vendome Theater next Wednesday, “rhurstay, Friday “and Saturday, Oct. 6. 6, 7 and $i sal to exeel all previous efforts. in ths rexpect. Jeunle Mucphervon, author, of the [story—suggested by Arthur Sehnit2- ers plug of the annie tuino—iy Fe sponsible for These xubUe and to hier gues the eredit for thelr seinti- Titing Dhraaculogy, thought and wit “the Aflairg of Anatol is a searen- ing analysis of the wuteimoninl wd divorce prahtem. handled with “the masters whieh fy Ceell It, Dentille’ chict distinction, Te has developed a powerful story chat deal in eal teuths, fe i sald, wml to Us he tas folded’ i syinpuitierie comedy" note that servey te relieves the. sertous vel of the story without fn any Way detructing trom the power ut Cividqess Of Uhe central theme. Wal: lave Reid and Gloria Swanson heud an allestur cast tn this pleture, "riia effect uf thesy subtitles i nu. terlully: Ineceused by the symbolic ar Stork whieh decorates the subtitles hie art work Is from the brush of band Tribe, tho famens Frenchy artis tau designer, why be not meine a tet director for Ceeit It, Deatitla pew: Mutton. TIS coley en the: sereon tecured hy: the qiitdet-entor process Shieh” ite exeliste wroperts Furumoant Pleturm. and. whieh. bet [ncn developed inder the. direction oe herent ‘Payton, THE STANDARD Pittladeiphio. Va. Kept. “t= A pula program’ Is drawing esceltent atten face here this werk, IU consists 0 Rilin Henderson's Uittcen Creole Jrz: Rabies, ne af the lest uxgrerutions Hit ever payed this hae: Tabor Green. bite of the "Pat and Take hamiany, amt one of the reevgnized Slaniiard ets di hlate olesse weet ios: Bice Anierlean Neauties, Init S0nE. dane and musical offering of class: the Suushorns, # singing, talking and Haneing tin of distinction: Jasceios Ridaeknan, to mitts tet ealied "My Taint Dotltes” und the popular Sands Karns Co. in the sereaiming fire. Sstaieidaiendent ce the: Siearenen” cite Sttlem, Suvtlim. sstennees are Reticle, “rei Send rite aie Wat, heel, fon sun ane Nae eth edhe” sn Sextnoyes &demnette, oti te aah es Si te AT ti ia ec. "et stant pines We ARN ade Bae Sit oat, Sagat pn bes aol the Ad fog etodeeltty aka’ plas” ie” weeg ace iestan”Sha eh, hin MISE Me Encen, tain tem ke ath er ite arene” ee thogiee. Plactmmel” bate, on hee eae Rn! moons Mnstely, avin sate ate ay ANAS Bae aD rat. Minn. this weal. a UAE Snare with te Se ate tee ae Masi a ahdhiyh and M.D, Fae agua glavint te ae ae aia } Hooren & Hooten. Keif & Keif, Berit tien at eee SE Singer Stee a a Be ci eater Ntaten, Us ast ued rere teh ig eee Fagin arate kta ie afear cont SANG Meal ated ie Riss Bade oan hinder 27 EMehminah, Worse Cut te reiteren Ron tien Mag al ERG hand ARE Ho sete See ON ha Sime OR ie ane with terkeres bien ohh ound ie tettenhe Segue aah etna le mont amd Kesser, W.Va. and Prost Tot hl teria 3a Pa ee FEE a Atl A Mpa ale nie a eight gee iceeh Sabin und ove ke FB Wo Pepe and Sweete ata, sa tee et ta tee Big AE he eee hes thee Melt Se Scns Wa ca Sng he Forme thie Sn Cele Cock AEE Oi Ea gt ion ha” pals SSG fen Feel tenitnut theater Now Pane Cay ‘ Men and Women Must View Picture Separately, Says Order of Censors | Hk must he remembered that ni the onational twotion pleture ents. to the Shutes Theater on Monday, hues fay an Wernestae there are ‘bie things that nover should he torgutten. Ue eddueational and the. eitertalae hiont walter of tthe tin. Thus Whe ge for, enterudlument, will nat te Bored by the educational features, ail those Who Ko UUL Uf st alters deste for knowledge will hot ive tlivie minds distracted Wythe “ensertaite ment fentures. ‘The petite ie sett soncetionat tm with stn exit tent miiseon. It combines hbsty geules = tertulmment with tie Tegswn It nite parts. aud all Who have seen It are enthusiastic ta its praise. it is Cul ff life and activity and there ard Kine daeing moments when even the mow hgedeneal are aetunishe. Phere ina bearing av it pietura, some Rowd comedy stds Feat Meh. between a Kreen reerudt frinn the func and the mevy pars bulls. “it Leaehes. a lesson of wes eleaniinese und mortise nid warns igainat disease, hut itdees trot wears Sou with its peraching heeatise of the ShtertulnmentILalives. Neither dis the pleutre go to the other esteem uni “teuele Souris "en dtu women things they bat Wetter not fete fg safe sun sine presentation of 4 dajigerous subject, Wile the store ix sensational, in fact, daring in many aces it hn the indorwcinent at te hentth cay tikatuner of Chieugo, De. sake Dil Robertson: Rishon Samuel. Fahoes ar Chiraan Or WAN Evang af the Chien Friltwe, Health cenuaiss Sister” De. George Kuntind of MH Aunikee, Health Comilssioner Dre 1 Te'Fraizaek at Buftule tnd ater vedical stuthinrlties. "Phe elorgs. torn have given the pieture thelr” ae. Preceln The pleura was inde writer the siperelstin uf the Sew Cork Eley Teale aepartinent. "the Nowe York thera lS ev yt AWild Goats’ there iv Tithe doubt teat AVENUE’ | Theater Beautiful Gia NEW MANAGEMENT NEW POLICY SSS EI Egger | | aparee I SNARR ATER TEN. | ° | Thursday, Friday and Saturday THREE DAYS ONLY! PD Eo Farr ETT @ ff aig eH BN ba iret ES ‘ Sed ce) Ce Ee BONY ONS Ge? Af BM » Fae) NERS RRR Lic Re se OS A x ms (eee BBS SEY (CS i SIN JARs UNITED . BPR re ia ey Co TON coffee ARR EP ct resnte Gye ae) Ae NEES Ray ZAT wa JNO i iVA Bac ll = MATHESON LANG = = A UARCY KNOLES PRODUCTION = = How often have you asked to dee “something new, = = somothing different, new faces, new scenes” in a . == == motion picture? = = Hore Is THE DIFFERENT PICTURE— = = In Six Dramatic Reels = = ALSO THE = = The Soason’s Smartest A&t in Vaudeville—15 People = = in the cast—a Real Style Revue and = = 4—Other Big Acts—4 = = SPECIAL MUSIC BY = = CLARENCE JONES =2 = AND HIS WONDERFUL ORCHESTRA = = NOTICE: Entire New Show Sunday! = = Coming Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday = = THREE DAYS ONLY = = and Her AllStar Colored Cast = = = PRESENTING = = : 7 = = “An Evening at Home” 2 , LETTERS , : Butta, *, tein, Tony tos, ttl iad i van Wha Sig re the lle Be aint city eet nt ei ie at ine untae tae Tom re aaa nearest eae Tee ert i oan eS: Boga ae anaes a ee iste ieee ee hee Basten “a Berit yctry tacit "tiee tar ike saranereg, Higa wire for tickers Hee sere wal any" Foams aire re BIS Nghe te ars Fh UBnoe woven, Tifa, Xn Mate 3 Te, ‘tone tangeion: ii Sie aetna cs tert yen Sepa Se Shee eran Aes ee aes i ee een a & sie te wr opeted Sih, a stein Perera eR MS Pe rge Reg Tee Ty eee ates INP avait‘ tne inbeltine Bebe tan ie Cart eae ete il gent ae ae far 1 ahs Neneet eater heseaes) ad uses ene anette rea oc ae Une i tele at heat tt Sit, "Se et 2S Se nical cations Ts lah. ote there would be hiappter homes ahead wtetheay. The Rory: feutures the adventures of ae country hoy in a hie ety and Pletnres the tereible, sien. fatal, re- Suns''of tinmnoralites “the bog hie a narrow estaye, Wit all ends happily For Inne The ottiog side fe toh In suwther part nf the plevurs. The Photeplay teaches 4 emt mrad Tose fon, een though tin narrative a Monit with ths sensations mmer. Aiea and wernen wal by feed by onder af the Uhisage board of tt Bork to set this pleture separately The hones envering thes phase eat be Foil indie alvertisenient in thts ~~ NOW PLAYING! + ; THE PROVINCETOWN PLAYERS Present 3 3 The FR ; = ; ee eet : | ae DENS es Beaten eaten sean 7 y ees ee) © EUGENE G.O'NEILL pose ae Sen ee| ~ —with— 3 | eee ead ; eee | CHAS. s.} Sepecaseas eae 3 le ee VE ee Sarg r : > | eee we Utne $ : cP — ——————— : | eect ies es eee! §6=6The Play That Startled 3 NPE! New Vork and Gained | ; We eee eee ER| for Gilpin the Undis- $ , | i ickeraues| puted Title. 3 ee 28) «GREATEST ACTOR | y | ESE Sr cee OF THE DECADE” << A : oe 3, ; ———<———=——==———=—es=sé Matinee Wed. and Sat. 7 ; CHARLES 5, GILPIN : ; —me- : : HOUSE: : ; f Eo LAY ; 410 8, MICHIGAN BOULEVARO 3 I e O. B Se A. (Theater Owners’ Booking Association) NOTICE 7 We need 25 new niusical com- edy companys and acts. Send in your application for book- ing. The best companies will | > ve given ‘preference. All Acts & Companies vinird of SNE OBEN Te Fo SAM E. REEVIN Gichccereck: on ; S. H. DUDLEY viuien 3% S 3507 STATE STREET ie The Home of Great Features E. M. WYER'S STATES ORCHESTRA OWL @ THEATER stare CO NEAR s7TH STREET Finest Equipped Theater Outside the Loop vaio ROONIY SEATS ALWAYS GOOD PICTURES AND GOOD MUSIC MOST POPULAR THEATER CN THE SOUTH SIDE BELL WALNUT 463 GIBSORN’S cs. ett poptan ss REEW STANDARE THEATERS VAUDEVILLE, NOVELTY ACTS, ROAD SHOWS SEXO IN YOUR OPEN TIME EVERY COMMUNICATION GETS | WENDOME THEATER 1500 Comfortable Seais Mammoth Pipe Organ ERSKINE TATE'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA feat eee PeaTunes FINEST THEATER IN CHICAGO, pickroe? THEATER 35th Street and Michigan Avenue Clarence H. Black’s Symphony Orchestra Selected Photoplays of Ciass 0. C. HANIMOND | OWRES JE. concrane, pHoENX By 0. J. Tatum Willows, Cal—This writing leaves 5. M, Hushy's Minstreis at Chiee, Cal, ind the weather Ie slinply grate. ii the hunel iy happy and send recurs trlendy tn and oat ef the proces Slon. “Hebert adams, ‘clarinetist, Gtoued ut Aniand, Ore, and Willi J. Hansect Wid Ole same at Gerber, Cal. “The latter went. to Reattle to Ret married. Ceneenealationst, cot Egon Tereten Jolie ne this week, Nelson Aniersan would like to. hear From "Foos Totinsen. Henry tent hand leader, seubd Ike to hear. teeta Julia WS Webn, Tur Sas, utter four Weeks? abwenee in seattle, haa Pes turned ty the show and iy iektas thei nixtle with Ile manotogte Harrisan Tall sesde resunie Ur lis one uid oniy, Dore Geadles, “0. 4 ‘Tetum sens regurds to all trientts in snouts Tivinens ie coon se eau ba expected. Willie Whitmore asus: Ing honesoine City Blues with sie. Ceres Malt will reach Ma af syblveaaed fer Tig Caste street, Fresno, CL luster scrackahon, are moving tne aunees,) This teow Hhee ane awlieing Between Llteatns Seine aid Ste Su ae “SATURDAY, COTS AA wy Tet ——e LULU COATES & CO. rere tae Indy Segoe of adece tae de att S205 a ersten Mey Sahtt Se s ede omar beeen cee iat features in the lineup, prinetnat ee ete at ata steal dee titty wakes, Sein eka Heres rat omer «tia Be HEWN ies eet ant ase _esaceree sre |WANTED! |] A No. t Lead Violin Player. | For Rusco & .Hockwald’s: | Famous Georgia Minstrels. i} Sam Foster, wire. Wire | ARTHUR HOCKWALD || ‘cnocist oPema House, ates Ee GRAND OPENING OF DRAMA-Beginning Monday Night, October 3 The Selected Cast Nightly at 8:20. Sundays and H Bargain Matinee Saturdays at 2: NEW MAYO FILM HAS MANY THRILLS Dunbar Players to Present Gripping Drama at the Grand "The Shark Ma Owl Thea A huge liner edge in midsection by the Warrior which has lost its destruc A huge liner turning to the water's edge in midseason, and then swallowed by the waves; a tropic hurricane destroys its destruction; a murmur at sea; a terrible sight between the master of a ship and a score of fear-earcased Larses and Karantas; a tiny babe tossed on the waves supported by a bit of a rope; and into the shark infested waters of the South Pacific—these are but a few of the outstanding features of "The Shark Master" the romance of the South Sea in which rank O'Neill on Sunday. Frank Mayo has established a reputation for such speedy and vigorous drama that Universal is compelled to have stories written especially worthy of his skill as an actor and yet provided with the thrilling melodies the audience expects of him. "The Shark Master" was written by Fred Lloyd Granville and is based on a poem in the South Sea Islands. Granville, known as a globe trotter and director as well as author, personally produced the photorama, and the review, judging from the reviews, no one theterrorist can afford to miss. The blind, unreasoning love of a girl of white percentage, reared as the Flame Flower by the South Sea Sea, the sea of man of her own color; a strong man's terrific struggle between his heart and his conscience and the remonition of the world in the face of the sea, his nights of this story of the far places. Frank Mayor has a somewhat different role in "The Shark Master," but one which permits him to exert his power and to possessed ability. This leading lady is May Collins in the role of The Flame Flower, while other important roles are portrayed by burgess Beane, Herbert Horton, "Smoke" Turner, Rinke Rinz, Oliver Cross and Carl Silvera. IN TOWN Johny Halloway the popular comedian with the Mountain Girls, is the hit of that fast working show, which is playing at the Haymarket Theater this week. Edible Green, featured with the Blue Locks Burlesque Company, brings the week at the Star and Carter Theater. 3507 STATE STREET Monday, Tuesday DIRECT FROM FIVE MONTHS' BREAKING RUN AT BARBEE'S LOOK NO CHILD For Mother & Daughter WARNING! STATE Tuesday an E MONTHS' RECORD- RBEE'S LOOP THEATER NO CHILDREN UNDER RNING! STATES THEATER Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 3, 4 & 5 NO CHILDREN UNDER 16 ADMITTED DURING ENGAGEMENT On Account of the Delicate Subject and Scenes Men and Women Will Not Be Admitted Together! FOR WOMEN EN 3 Special Shows Daily AT 2, 3:30 and 5 P.M. The Greatest Play on Play on Sex Hygiene The Greatest Play on Sex Hygiene! ANDREW S. BISHOP "THE SPIDER" The following is a brief synopsis of "The Spider," first dramatic offering which opens at the Grand on Monday. As the title of the story indicates the story has to do with a man of the world, a vulture of high society, who presses on the weaknesses of women his looming and questionable methods of winning favor at the expense of good taste of others. He is known as "The Spider," and his coming and coming method is that he leaves little or no avenue of escape. He is polished, and aristical, and after playing with his victim to his liking, he casts it away, only to pick up another victim and continue the method that leaves wasteful life. The consequences are inevitable of course. He tries it once too often and instead of weaving a web about his intended victim, builds a skeleton of the story, and about it the author has written a stirring gruping and unanimely intersting melodrama. Its telling is out of the hands of the author, detricted from its worth. The story opens up with a murder mystery, the circumstances of which point the anger of suspicion directly at one of the man's supporters, and the time some months previous, when the climax of death had its beginning, and is then carried along to the scenes up to the alleged murder itself. When this is completed, the situation is infused in a happy and satisfactory way. LAFAYETTE THEATER NEW YORK CITY Mon., Tues., Wed., Oct. 3-4.5 HAROLD LLOYD in "I Do" HOOT GIBSON in "Action" Thurs., Fr., Sat., Sun., Oct. 6-7.8-9 SESUE HAYAKAWA In "Where Lights Are Low" And Big Time Vaudeau Acts --- ANDREW S. BISHOP and CLEO DESMOND THE SOME WILD OATS In One of New York's Greatest Mystery Plays Augmented Orchestra at Every Show! J. LAWRENCE CRINER CHAS. OLDEN w at 6 p. m. at 9 p. m. 35 Cents GOTHAM GRITS By Oscar Benson Cora Green and Earl Darner, formerly co-stars in "Tut and Take," opened at the "A Class Interpretation of Synoptication." Those who were late at the opening performance got standing room only, other acts going big on the same floor. Brown and Fletter and Manley, the jazzy hounds. Ethel Blake and Nole Sissle have written an act for Dancer & Green which is now being rehearsed and will soon be seen. They say it's a wang. Anita Rush and Lawrence Cheomtam of the moving picture company with a moving picture company, "Tut and Take," has temporarily disbanded. Most of the stars, including Taber and Green, are booking for them. They are building a new theater on Lenox avenue which will seat 3,500 persons. "Shade Along" can boost of a full hour every performance. This is its 19th week. All musicians seem to keep working and it is hard to get them to leave town over night. Billy E. Jones says that he expects to surprise us with a quartet that will put 'em over strong. Jase Foster is still singing heavy at Sheepshead Bay. STATES—Three days each of Byron Bay, New York, and the islands of the Jungles running with the latter. Sunday, Dolph Nerri in Gypsy Bowl. HONNIX—Mother of Mine, Kingfisher, Roost, Love Time, Child of the Night, Maid of the West and The Blot. Sunday, The Man of the Forest, LINCOLN—Lin the Tennant, Do or Dare, Yellow Arm, is Life Worth Living, two of Wesley Barry in Flint, Terror, Courage of the Tiger, Sunday, Dances of Love and Mystery. VENOM—Three days each of The Great Impersonation and The Old Nest, Sunday, Secret of the Hills. ATLAS—Three days each of the Days of By Bash of Birth, with Minches of the Jungle. Sunday, The ATLAS—It Can Be Done, What's Your Reputation Worth, Closed Wounds, Kiss in Kind, Scarred Ring and The Impermanent, Sunday, The Woman God HKEWLB. The Fighter, two each of these Thames. That be bound At the End of World. Passing Thought. Sunday. The Girl From God's Country. SPIDER CHARLES MOORE ARTHUR RAY LIONEL MONOGAS ISABELLE JACKSON THE HOME OF REAL ENTERTAIN RAND THE STATE STREET AT THIRTY-FIRST NATIONS OF EUROPE LAY CLAIM TO STAR But Pola Negri, Sensation of the Screen, Is Polish and Wants the World to Know It PHIN Phina & Co., the big time, w engagement at on Monday next France, Italy, Germany and other countries of Europe are each claiming Pola Negri, famous continent's greatest emotional actresses, who is now one of the brightest lights on the American screen. On Pola Negri, she will not permit herself to be claimed by any of these nations in which she is idolized by patrons of the concert and spoken stage as well as the silent drama. German nor Italian; and newspaper stories published in the United States describing her as a native of one or the other of these countries have been published. Miss Negri is Polish and wants the world to know it. She was born and reared in Poland, and is a close friend of Ignace Puderekis, the Polish actress who made her first big reputation as a star of the Russian imperial ballet in the caesar regime, being a wonderful lady. She is regarded by many as Europe's greatest and most versatile emotional actress, and has scored a sensational triumph which may have him celebrates to their furrows. The vehicle in which she made her bow to the American picture loving public was "Passion," the spectacular production with some 5000 persons involved by Associated First National Pictures, Inc. Her second appearance is in "Tygipy Blood," a screen adaptation of the original French Carmen, which will be shown at the States Theater on Sunday. Miss Negri is a young woman, 25 years old and unmarried. She is a striking brunette of rare beauty and wonderful histrionic talent. MAIL AERO Shooting at yeh! shoot: Bart Kemett, Tom Cross, Billy Walker, Fanny Wise, Maggie Powells, Lamel Moore, Garibel Edmon, Archie Jones, Charley Brumfield, Laura Wiggs, Engelmanns Johnson, Inviable Concert Co., Billy Nichols, Aaron Tolliver, Sam Davis, J. Louis Johnson, A. J. McFarland, Charles E. Freeman, Sam Cross, Marte Boatner, Ada Booker, Anna Gerris, Carl Gustauf, W. F. Gerris, Jackie Kiley, Rose Whiting, Jackie Bradford, Sallie Gates, Pat Williams. EATER day, October 3, nsation That Ever Struc URING ENGAGEMENT WARNING On Account of the Delicate Subject and Scenes Men and Women Will Not Be Admitted Together! FOR MEN 4 Special Shows Nightly AT 6:30, 8, 9:30 & 11 P.M. mented Orchestra at Eve CHARLES MOORE ARTHUR RAY MAIL AERO GAL ENTERTAINMENT THEATRE FIRST VICTORY 4629 PHINA & CO. Phima & Co., one of the real hits of the big time, will open a three days' engagement at the Avenue Theater on Monday next. The "company" includes Walter Hall, Edith Spencer, Ruth Good, Katherine Brown and Billy Bailey, the well known comedian and actor who will be billed as "An Evening at Home," and it has had phenomenal success everywhere where it has shown. The entire lineup is a well qualified one and the act is well known. The final hall of this week brings the popular team of McCarver & Robinson. This is Billy McCarver and Bloody Robinson, two of the eleventh performers in various roles in the series offered, and this act is surrounded by others of equal merit. Included among these are the Six Hawaiians, a musical treat from the avant, avant-garde, carrying people. There will be two additional acts and a great big feature picture. "KID CARL" The wife of Kid Carl Hudson, the performer, with a month-old baby in her arms—a child which Carl has never seen—a was at the age of the Monday morning. She stated that Carl had gone to North Flatte, Neb., in July to join some show and that she has not heard from him show. She is practically a stranger in the house, being in North Carolina. So Carl, please write, or any one knowing Carl's whereabouts address a communication to Mrs. Edna Hudson, 3712 State street, Chicago, Ill. Simms & Warfield have been switched from the Lafayette to the Alamanda, Brooklyn, & Liliana the Two Rivers, Nuts, are at the Keeney theater, Willisport, Pa. GEORGIA MINSTRELS Can Use First Class Male Performers at All Times MANAGERS Wishing to Book This Show and Others Write to ARTHUR HOCKWALD 115 W. 5th St. Kansas City, Mo. 3507 STATE STREET 3,4&5 Struck Chicago! ING! For Father and Son FOR EN at Every Show! PLEASE DO NOT TELL YOUR FRIENDS WHO KILLED THE SPIDER MAKE SEASON RESERVATIONS BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY at 1 P.M. R MAK BOX COMPANY TO FEATURE OUR PEOPLE IN MOVIES Organized for the producing of motion pictures in which members of the Race are to play all possible parts, the Constellation Film Corporation, with offices at 25 West 41st street, New York, has been under the laws of Delaware, Madison Corry, for years manager to Henry W. Navarre in the production of the film, president of the corporation and producing director, while Charles W. Anderson, the man who was appointed collector of internal revenue in the State of New York, by President Theodore Roosevelt, is vice-president. MORE STAGE—NEXT PAGE All Your Life You Have Heard of an All-Star Cast. Here You Will See One! Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson Bebe Daniels Elliott Dexter Monte Blue Theodore Roberts Agnes Ayres Theodore Kosloff Polly Moran Raymond Hatton Julia Faye a Pictures Picture CECIL B. DeMILLE'S PRODUCTION 'The Affairs of Anatol' With an all Star Cast A picture recording in scenes of unrivaled beauty the exciting ex- ploits of a lover of love. A shimmering, dashing riot of color and lux- ury. Warm with the life of real-world men and women. The Greatest Picture in Cast and Investiture Ever Filmed BIG4DAYS Wed., Thurs., Fri. & Sat. OCTOBER 5, 6, 7 & 8 HAMMOND'S VENDOME State St., 31st Block Formerly of the LAFAYETTE PLAYERS of Chicago's Popular Favorites THE SEASON RESERVATIONS OFFICE OPEN DAILY at 1 P.M. IN BIZNESS ing at 321 South Park avenue, where Ethel Simpson, formerly a member she is having success in the making of the Smarter Set Company and well of costumes, gowns, ingrief and known in theatricals generally, is live- accessories. RIFAS & FOX, Props. "NEW AND UP TO SUNSET 313-315-317 EAST THIRTY-F Largest and Most Amusement in DANCING—REFRE DAVE PEYTON'S CLU And a Select Con FOX, Props. EARL WALKER, Mgr. "NEW AND UP TO THE MINUTE" UNSET CAFE 17 EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, Corner Calumet Largest and Most Beautiful Place of Amusement in the Middle West CINING—REFRESHMENTS—MEALS PEYTON'S CLEF CLUB ORCHESTRA a Select Corps of Entertainers Largest and Most Beautiful Place of Amusement in the Middle West DANCING-REFRESHMENTS-MEALS DAVE PEYTON'S CLEF CLUB ORCHESTRA And a Select Corps of Entertainers TERTAINER CAFE 35TH STREET AT INDIANA AVENUE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAFE IN CHICAGO CINIC AND ENTERTAINMENT SUPREME OPULAR MATINEES Every TUESDAY AFTERNOON FROM 3 TO 7 P.M. AND ENTERTAINER CONTESTS Avonirs for Ladies Boutounieres for Gents ENTERTAIN 35TH STREET AT THE MOST BEAUTIF MUSIC AND ENTER POPULAR Every TUESDAY FROM 3 BAND AND ENTER Souvenirs for Ladies ENTERTAINER CAFE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAFE IN CHICAGO MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT SUPREME BAND AND ENTERTAINER CONTESTS Souvenirs for Ladies Boutounieres for Gents HEAR THE GIRLS SING HEAR THE BAND asant Place to Spend a Pleasant ERNOON or EVENING COME AND DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF WICKLIFFE'S GINGER BAND A Pleasant Place to AFTERNOON COME AND TO THE WICKLIFFE'S A Pleasant Place to Spend a Pleasant AFTERNOON or EVENING FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINERS BEST QUALITY REFRESHMENTS Chicago's New and Nifty Cabaret JOE GORMAN, Prop. WALTER BALL PARADISE GARDEN Cor. 35th St. & Prairie Ave. LINCOLN GARDEN Formerly ROYAL GARDENS 459 East 31st Street BUD RE DANCE NIGHTLY on the Finest Floor in Chicago COOK'S RIVERVIEW ORCHESTRA Dire River BROWN & BROWN, Novelty Dancers. A Corps of Canable REFRESHMENTS of the FINEST QU GORMAN, Prop. WALTER BALL, Mgr. PRADISE GARDENS Cor. 35th St. & Prairie Ave. COLN GARDENS Formerly ROYAL GARDENS Street BUD RED. Manager DANCE NIGHTLY on the Finest Floor in Chicago RIVERVIEW ORCHESTRA Direct From BROWN, Novelty Dancers. A Corps of Capable Entertainers SHMENTS of the FINEST QUALITY ASK YOUR DEALER FOR BLACK SWAN RECORDS The Only Phonograph Company Owned and Controlled By Colored People PHONOGRAPH CORP. New York City, N. Y. 450 East 31st Street BUD RED. Manager DANCE NIGHTLY on the Finest Floor in Chicago COOK'S RIVERVIEW ORCHESTRA Direct From Riverview Park BROWN & BROWN, Novelty Dancers. A Corps of Capable Entertainers REFRESHMENTS of the FINEST QUALITY PACE PHONOGRAPH CORP. 257 W. 138th St. New York City, N. Y. PHOENIX THEATER 3104 STATE STREET SELECTED PHOTO-PLAYS CHANGED DAILY Continuous, 2:45 p. m. to Midnight Benjamin Turner, Musical Director Washed Air Ventilation THE ATLAS THEATER 4711-17 S. State St., East Side Street The Place to See "REAL" Pictures All the time Hear the Famous Atlas Orchestra I. SHORR. PROP. BLACK SWAN RECORDS CLEO DESMOND ing at 2351 South Park avenue, where she is having success in the making of costumes, gowns, hinge and accessories. WM. GEORGE. MGR. HEAR THE BAND PLAY THE ATLAS THEATER 4711-17 S. State St., East Side Street The Place to See "REAL" Pictures All the time Hear the Famous Atlas Orchestra Additional Stage ```markdown ``` PAGE EIGHT GEORGIA MINSTRELS By Coy Herndon Friend Tony: For the first time in years the Georgia Minstrels are playing some territory in Missouri. Although a little different from best West Bank, the history of the Georgia business has been great, turning them into a center of commerce. The Georgia Minstrels looked as if they were shipwrecked after leaving Kannapolis city. There was so much excitement for the Georgia in K.C. that the leaders decided to call P Winston-Salem, N. C., Sept. 21. "Things look pretty lovely now in the theater," he said. "We need fair seats in the theater. We need to make things hum and an enjoyable time is anticipated by all. Business houses are putting on signs of life again. Our new great white lights were turned on last evening and the new strange lights—a miniature New York, in fact. Crowds are good at all the theaters this week. At the La Lune stock company, Robert Ferbe and Elise Ferbe, Raymond and Hazel Wallace, Tillie and Billie McLaurin, Danny and Nellie McClellan and Lattice Bits. All these performers are good and hard workers. That they possibly in the act. The Judge's Election." Raymond Wallace, tenor soloist can make good without resorting to Elise Ferbe, "the gallery god's favorite." had them with her from the start in her song "Red Hot," with "Fairyland" as the Altaqua, Ga., week of Sept. 25. Uaisy Martin and company are at the Dunker Theater working independently, opened under new management, expecting to book independent acts. Sarnie Graham is taking a much needed seat at the Dunker Theater, 230 West Street. Don't know how long hell be with us by the looks of letters and telegraphs that keep arriving. Being the most beautiful man, That beautiful dramm, "East Tynne," was rendered at the Lafayette Theater Sept. 20, by home talent, and the music of the church. Much credit is due the cast for their earnest efforts. Harrison Bickhurst has showed the Stylist Steppers and joined Matt's Lincoln Stylist. The last week looking things over and he books like the picture of health. Roy White's Stylist Steppers are at Nashville, Tenn., to follow. The Twinn City Glce Club Quartet are at the Auburn-Temple, Tuesday, Sept. 27. The Lockhart Booster, 759 Depot street, Prat's Palace. OMAHA! By Wash Oversee Tony: Another line of type or two from Donna. Tony, please say to the various charity projects that he is leading himself, who so successfully manages and owns the Monarch Billionard Barter and the famous Monarch Billionard Gift, which was originally chased by legal authorities because of it being patronized by both prices, expects to coenjoy and deserves to have involvement in such projects constantly. His address is the Santa 14th street. The Georgians I mean "Those Father and Son" and many other newly took things by storm. They entertained packed houses, were dined, and dined, well, that mother's Goy Goy Honduran has said she would not through it, as any paper will show in the next issue. Drop in to see some time Tony, Donna and Honduran is ready to go, and is really on her way. Move next time. FRANK'S DOPE Howard Theater Washington, P.C. Well, Field Marshal Tony—We are in the capitals, we are in the capitals, we are in the capitals, the use of saying anything? Everything is in a state of depression all over the country and I guess we are getting our share. Now I am going to about our shopman. JOHN T. GIBSON Mr. Gibson is owner of the Standard and Durabur theaters. Philadelphia is just not him. He has a small library in South Street and Edith Books and I played for him. I found him to be a wonderful manager. he said, "Now, Mr. Montgomery is going to have a real theater one of these days." Well, in that very small theater he played the business and he made it a paying proposition. Well, about three years later Mr. Gibson bought the Standard Theater, Philadelphia, and when I played for him he said, "Now, Frank, I have bought this theater so I can play the host of shows shows shows shows of any vaudeville theater in the United States." Well, everybody from California to Maine knows John Gibson. He shows shows shows of any vaudeville on the biggest shows of any theater in Philadelphia or anywhere in the country. There is no need or show that too big for John. "John Gibson to give the people their money's worth. And, believe me, they get it. MR. GIBSON BUYS THE DUNBAR THEATER PHILADELPHIA After the Philadelphia people come to the theater hall E. C. Brown, a Philadelphia bunker, built the Dumbar and it was a sensation. Some of the business wanted to buy it, but Mr. Brown said: "I have built this theater for high class entertainment for Colored people who don't mean that I am going to give my people the kind of entertainment that they want, and any other nationality that I am going to give out for people. Well, after all the white promoters in the country had tried to buy the Dumbar Theater E. C. Brown turned the John O. Brown, and it showed that Mr. Brown was out for his people. Why?" Because he didn't let the white promoters have it, but sold it to Mr. Gibson. Two pals, Salem T. Whitney and two pals, Hunt tutt, had the honor of opening it this week with their business. He had the honor following them in with my "Hello 1921" company. I had a talk with Mr. Gibson the other day and he said that he would even send to someone to get what his own want. MRS. JOHN T. GIBSON FRANK MONTGOMERY SALEM SEZ *Dear Gen, Tony- Some job this, getting ready to open our first show, "Up and Down," Monday and rehearsing for the second show at the same time. But put the best effort in the first show and let the second slide along the last can, but we are determined to prove the "Take you out" by making the second show better than the first. Amon Davis, formerly with Dude Adams, will relieve me of the burden of the blackface comedy I have been tooting for years. Not being fashioned after the rudged lines of Atlas, I will relieve me from the continued pressure, Mr. Davis is an intelligent as well as a talented comedian. Again, he will relieve me of the burden of that class of comedy enjoyed by so many and which you very friendly told me you could not see me doing. Between the two or us, we ought to be of clean comedy it is looking for. Nat Cash, who has been associated with the Smarter Set for years as basso and character artist, staged the show. "I don't think any show that fronts the footlights this season will be able to present a more artistic brand of staging. If he has left anything out in the show, I have to be discovered or created." CHRONIC HIT New York City—Nissie and Blake, co-writers of "Shuffle Along" now present their first direct Tuesday to write two more productions, which Edgar Mastregrover will produce, "Shuffle Alone" is a classic hit of the season, performing the traditional tabou of Florence Mills and the Harmony Four has greatly improved the production since its inception. Diane Hone, a secretary of the Colleges of the City, co-wrote and a film editing last Sunday and that moving pictures were made many times in Washougal. 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I have not received my button, and I would like to hear from you at the southern as I want to show it to my friends. I saw the glorious sunrise. And as he vaulted through the skies, the darkness fell away. And all around me was so bright. And all around me was so bright. —Brent Grant, Flammarion, Pa. You will tell us my application blank in this letter, as I want to become a member of your club. I spent three weeks at a nice time. And now I have come back home to go to school. I am a little bit older than my fifth grade. Please send my license and button soon—Nancy Fleetier, Coronals, Pa. I am sending in a short story which I wrote about a "Beautiful Woman." There was a man and his wife that lived by the river no poor, one day the husband came home to get his dinner and work he took his wife to put the gas. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER where it would want for neither food or water. The wife hesitated at first, then. Then a thought came into her mind. She took the pig and throw him into the well also. When her husband came home that night he asked her how she had thrown the pig into the well and put a hap full of corn beside him so that it would neither want to eat. "The foolish woman you are," she did not know that the pig would drown." And it just backstank. Stone Vx. "No-Isle" Mickey. When her husband mistakenly asked her that he might ask her to throw the pig into the a hail full of corn heade Mr. The man said, "What pig would drawn. And swallowed." No—Elissa M. Mo. Va. Some a member of your Stroeter township high school Stroeter township high school but I suppose that my son, persons faults, I forget your own; I forget your own; I forget your own; I throw a stove. Rev. Sterrett The A. M. E. Zion concludes with a fearless lace champion of the blood record strudel, has not only cast a gloom over the but over Carolinians in every section of the township, but over Carolinians in every place more was his death lamented than in New York, where the divine's son, Nor- I wish to become a member of your club. I am a 16 year old and a high school student. I write you before, while on my vacation, but I suppose that my in-laws will. In speaking of persons' faults, I present that lives in ghost houses. Should never throw a stone. But I think of all that shh. We had better start at home, we have no right to joke a man, Until he has been fairly tried; we know the world is wide. Faults? Who has not got tham, Keeps the facts you dare to tell. Please don't forget your own. —Oleie Martin, Strother, IL. I am sending in my application to be a club. I think that your column in the Chicago Defender is very interesting. I wish to girls and girls. I am 14 years old and in the first year high school. I will be looking for my card and button soon. Vacation time is over. And work time has begun. And will be looking for my card and button soon. For autumn days are with us. The school bells sound once more. And throbs of anger children. No trooping through the door. And so when comes September, We put our toys away. I am a boy of the Southeast and I am familiar with the culture of my doing. I am sending my blank letter to you. I am interested in the upper often. I am interested in the club and enjoy recalling your volum- nation. I am interested in your work. I am sending in my application blank to become a member of your Rud Billiken club in the seventh grade. I have been reading the Rud Billiken column for some time and your club. I do not take the Chicago defender, but I read it every Saturday. I will be a member of your club. I please answer, south—Mary the Lottles Munn, Canton, N. C. I am sending in my application to become a member of your young people's club. I am 13 years old and in the seventh grade. Please use a button and a membership card. silly card, soft woolen cloth, and velvet are made of silk. This is good to rotten. Benjamin Charleston, S. C. Cormen, George S. Allen, and Morgan Greene are not too young. I am anxious to give your name a chance to go to half of my alphabet. Certainly is a fine chicken. Very old you cannot expect to be able to write more. Hillemum, Va., Sept. 30.—Beginning October 1, white boys who have served as special delivery messengers in this city will be relieved of their duties by postmaster Hay T. Thornton in the form of an order from Washing-ton to his people here that he can do nothing in the matter, and that he will be forced to discharge the ten white boys now on the job. Harry Wills knows Chester of the one round—W. J. A. E. Woodland, the unit company, serving one of his associates mcderson, Lutcher. If there's anything that you know ridiculous doing, Flannel is a soft woolen cloth, too. It is cotton. Flush and velvet are of silk. But some of this goods is rotten. —Thelma Freeman, Charleston, S. C. My cousin, Carene Allen, has a new job. I can too if I am not too young. I am anxious to wear one of your buttons, but I am not too old. I am anxious to wear both of your buttons, but I know half of them. I have a pet catition and his name is Amelia. I am not very old. I cannot expect a very long letter from me, so I will wait. As I am not very old you cannot expect a next time—Hattie James Wright, Indianapolis, Ind. How are you and all of my friend Bili Join your wonderful girl for long time and you will find indulged my interest. I accept. I am so interested in you and the work that you are doing that I can spend myself. I will expect my card and button self. I will expect my card and button self. And I would like for some of the things I will be doing at this Mill Street. I hope to hear from you soon. Here's a short verse: BIBERSHIP CLUB Fender's Bud Billiken Auto Mechanic..... Janitor Bookkeeper..... Maid Chaiffeur..... Nurse Clerk..... Porter Collector..... Sales Agent Cook..... Salesman Correspondent..... Saleswoman Garage Man..... Walter Gardener..... Waltress Housemaid..... Watchman Houseman..... BY YOUNG FOLKS For while we love vacation. And children like to play. Without a little work time, "Twoble to a dull day some Can You Imagine- Tex Richard opening up a chicken ranch and teaching roosters to tight?—J. D. Cottrell, 2133 Clark street, Omaha, Neb. J. H. Hatcher of Latrobe remaining away from a dance hall for six months?—R. C. Scott, Box 110 Latrobe, President Harding filling some of the promises he made to our people in the city, shepherding George J. Otter, 1818 Eighth avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Miss Henrietta Brown going back to Wyoming for the winter since it is I CAN'T STAND THIS WARM WEATHER! H. T. WYOMING not cold enough in Omaha for her? —Richard Stanley, 2414 North 24th street, Omaha, Neb. Alberdon Louis B. Anderson and R. R. Jackson running an elevator in the city hall?—A. F. Halley, Chicago. Muna, Ocie Cooper, the dresser in Council Huffs, actually refusing to dress a customer's hair on a Sunday afternoon?—George J. Cooper, 1813 Eighth avenue, Council Huffs, Iowa. Mayor William Halo Thompson being made president of the Chicago Surface Lines?—E. A. Johnson, 408 E. 31st street, Chicago. J. W. Chur, $855 Venn Avenue, Chicago, being promoted to Pullman conductor?—John Moore, 317 West Chestnut street, Albion, Mich. Eva and Iona calling a Yellow Cab and riding from 33rd and Indiana AM I GROWT TOO FAST FOR YOU, GIRLS Avenue to find and Throop streets with 53 cents between them?—"Bungleton," Chicago. Catherine Swadley driving a Marion 34 with that beautiful decoration, who have for here?—Leonard Young, $28 Texas avenue, Shreveport, La. George Duff carrying dishes for one of the waitresses in the Y. M. C. A. cateria?—"Doe," Chicago. Harry Willis knocked out by Jim Chester of the W. & A. L. R., In one round?—W. R., Atlanta, Ga. A. F. Woodland, district superintendent of the Unity Insurance Company, serving refreshments at one of the offices.—P. B. Wil- If there's anything that someone doesn't ridicuously doing, or that you don't believe could happen, writes it, argues, cares the Chicago Defender. ANT T Employee fill a WANT WORK? HERE are Tribune Drug Store Branch Agencies where you can leave your Situation Wanted Ad: Store cries Grove Ph. T. M. Pat- W. P. Kerle. Walarene. So, if you thing to Ad in T story will sands of largest n America sell YOU Find wort tion War makes it jobs, fill Tribune's the main Bldg., as 1100 Cottage Grove Ave, Grove Ph. 1101 Cottage Grove Ave, T. H. Past. 1102 Cottage Grove Ave, W. P. Keele. 1103 Cottage Grove Ave, Walenroe. 1158 E. 4d St. Wulph Ph. 1159 E. 4d St. Steinbrau. 1251 E. 4d St. A. 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Norman Zion, Zion connection and a fearless race champion of the bloody recon- nection has not only cast a gloom over the Palmetto state, but over Caravelas and section of the country. In no place more was he dead, mentioned than in New York City, where the divine's son, Nor- Rev. Sterrett connection and a fearless Racie champion bloody Ie co-instruction period, has not only cast a riotom of Panthers state, but over Carolinians in every section of the county, place more was his death lamented than in New York, where the divine's son, Norman B. Sterrett, Jr., the successful harmler undertaker, is prominent. leen undertaker, is prominent. Dr. Sterrett was not only a spiritual leader, but also a leader of our South Carolina, leader of his time, he was a stanch spokesman for our rights. This brave attitude was maintained before and after the civil war. Both Races Mourn At the impressive funeral services held in Mount Zion A. M. E. church Aug. 31, allocated by Rev. E. H. Auchtermel, the pastor of St. stalwart soul who so faithfully had served his God and his people by resolutions adopted by the local ministers and the clergyman in charge, he was the first Methodist connection through the divine's wise and strenuous efforts of nearly three score years from a more handful to many tens of thousands. Not only was Dr. Sterrett a pulpit orator, but a builder as well, for he built many churches and brought them members into the community. His work was the purchase of Mount Zion church in this city. His ministry was a fruitful one and he lived to see many changes in the history of the church, reached in history when he taught night school secretly. He was a member of eight general conferences and assisted in the election of a number of bishops, being bishop except two. His Passing Massive in stature, ripe in years, virile in character, truthful, positive and many, strong in his friendship, and strong in his faith. God, on Saturday, Aug. 27, at 7:40 p.m. he quietly breathed his last and entered the peaceful shades of the church in a brighter and more glorious time. Peace be to his ashes. Then— "Sweet be his rest, 'Till God bids him arise, To hall him in triumph Ascending the skies, And resting his soul, 'Servant of God well done; Rest from thy loved employ; The battle fought, the victory won Enter the Master's joy." FIRE WHITE MESSENGER IDHEREAOCCFGDEN South Side Drug Store Branch Agencies Auto Mechanic Bookkeeper Chauffeur Clerk Collector Cook Correspondent Garden Man Gardener Housemaid Houseman THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, the largest employment agency in the world, can help you find it! Employers, seeking the right person to fill a vacancy, look up The Tribune Situation Wanted column. They give first chance to those who have so much confidence in their ability that they advertise that ability! So, if you are looking for work, the thing to do is run a Situation Wanted Ad in The Chicago Tribune. 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The former was selected to bust open the legitimate season here, and, incidentally, be the first attraction offered the Dunbar by the little Napoleon of the theatrical planet, John T. Gibson. "Up and Down" is a fast moving entertainment, with a superb abundance of genuine spontaneous fun, canyons and a gloomy dispelling, Sahin Tutt Whitney. He works like a Trojan and his electrical coaching in the wings had no small amount to do with the wonderful reception accorded to his work, a big asset in the personnel are the bronze beauty choristers. They are a comedy and shapely group, well drilled, agile and display a wardrobe which gives the aggregation a tone of confidence. The principals prove to be a real asset Hanchee Calloway's condition of "Up and Down" was a clever bit of distinctive song handling as one sees in it to Margaret Sinus "Whimsy" second only to Crazy Over Daddy, J. F. Moore, late of the Lafayette players, knocked 'em for a goal with three numbers decreed in his imitative way. Anon was a humdinger. The ensemble work with this number and the grand finale of "On Your Toes" would not be out of place in the Follies. Nat As a whole the east was excellently suited for "Up and Down," and readily know the stuff and are more than ready to learn. But the usual Smarter Set standard and the girls and nobilies are much better than last season's. If "Small Town Doin'$" is superior to this cop, then Whitney and Tutt will have no trouble in making up for last years nobilies as these are. More next week. MOTOR TRUCK KILLS BOX Cairo, IL. Sept. 20—Earl Stevens, aged 8 & 612 st. street, is dead from injuries received last. Wednesday when a motor truck driven by John Stevens, a Cairo Police and警局 officer, Cairo Erg Case Company, ran over him. 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LET US PROVE TO you that a simple sample of CALIFA No.1 Leather is an interesting book on ears of hair, good with acid stains and the sample will be promptly mailed to. Add: Union Laboratories 10 Galva St. Hingham, M. V. DO IT NOW, BEFORE YOU FORGET. 16 Pet. Dividends Are Paid! 7,000 Barrels of Oil a Day Are Participated In UNITED ROYALTIES COMPANY CAPITAL $1,000,000 Other professional organizations. Banked stocks are available on all of the major exchanges, many many ways. You can be the buyer of the 80 banked stocks and other companies. Banked stocks: Money market funds. Income shares: $25 each. You can buy the 80 banked stocks and other companies. H. P. PORTER & CO. 2306 Seventh Ave. New York City SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921 APPOINTMENTS IN BROOKLYN STIR VOTERS OF RACE Politicians Disregard Wish of Citizens, Who Are Disappointed by Action Taken By Walter R. Lofton Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 30—With the replacement of Executive Chairman James C. Calder, the United States Senator William Calder comes a great wave of resentment throughout the rank and file of our cities in Kings county. This feeding of the public is the regular monthly meeting of the Colored Republican county committee, the quarters, 655 Hickman Street, Sept. 30. The political pot was started hellow when the chairman, W. H. McCarthy, commander in chief of operations the district. The white representatives agreed that the voters are disappointed with the treaties they have received at the hands of the state and the nation. For Calder, the "great promoter" as one called him, has taken the lead from John Hickman, the governor, and has pinned him into the fire "for our group," *Livingston has given us little and Calder will give us less," said some of the leaders. Unless the leaders show that they intend to give the Race a square deal, *Livingston has given us little and Calder will give us less," said some of the leaders. And many others state they will have to throw their influence elsewhere and use pitiness publicity, not matter how the party leaders and fakes. Attorney Lewis Reprimanded The day following the meeting our comparative interview interviewed several leaders in Boston and loss for Calder because neither one had given the fare any worth while recognition. Grand Exhibition did not decide for Calder but did not decide to be quoted at this time, but his expression showed that he was not exhausted over the years. Mr. Jacobs, John H. Smith, Rev. W. B. Lawton and Franklin W. Morton all agreed that the political skies looked dark and glimmery for the Race. John H. Nixon said: "I am a friend of Calder, in so order not to hurt him. I will keep my mouth closed because no act of the that will impress my people. Personally, I believe the best friend we ever had politically passed away a few months ago and how we are political citizens in the country." FUNERAL OF HENRY SCOTT Brockley, N. O., Sept. 30. - The speeches, Communal Baptist church was held on Sunday, Sept. 30, for friends who came to pay the last tribute or respect to Henry T. Scott, the contractor of 58 Samuel Street, Jamaica, whose funeral was being held at the funeral home of James R. Adams, deified the sage, theology of the Heir and work of Mr. Scott. The deceased was born in Oberlin, O. 5 years ago. He went to North Carolina and was born in being living in Jamaica a number of years. He was a Muson and an Elk, Mr. Scott built many houses in the section section and with his brother, John, he was born in N. O. He is survived by a wife, mother, brother, son and daughter. BEATEN IN RESTAURANT New York, Sept. 29—George Taylor, used 50, living at 127 West 130th Street, until his final Tuesday suffering from infections of the scalp sustained during an alteration with an unknown man in a restaurant at 167 West 130th Street. Taylor told the police that he went into the restaurant to eat and that a stranger soon entered and immediately knocked him over the head with bottle. --- WILLIAM MARTIN BURKE September, 30. The funeral of William Martin Burke, whose circles, was held from the understated parishes of George Harris, 630 Hirschline street, September 18. Mr. Martin Burke, whose illness was employed by J. R. Burt of 1522 Dean street. For a number of years he was also employed by the various trustees. He was 57 years old. He was 57 years old of North Carolina, coming here when a small boy. The Rev. J. D. Gordon officiated. He had no known relation to Martin Burke. Mr. Martin's other friends here all funeral expenses. TUCKER RELEASED ON BAU New York, S. p., 29. - William Tucker, 27, who was arrested Sept. 18 after firing two shots at Mrs. Isabel Perry Buckley in her home at 101 West 132d street, was released in Brooklyn on Sept. 18. Henshall courts Tuesday, Mrs. Buckley is improving in Harlem hospital from a bullet wound in her hand. --- HARLEM'S EATING PLACE The New D-Way saves the best service. Waldorf-Astoria rooms, 25 West 153th street, near Seventh ave. and G. Bain proprietors. Advertisement. NEW YORK SOCIETY NOTES NEW YORK CITY BRIEFS CRAUDATE NURSES OPEN|OVERSEAS VETERAN, OUT BUREAU OF INFORMATION| OF WORK, IS DESPERATE Mrs. Jannis Bishop 147 West 135th west to Baltimore last week 10:30 a.m. *Wilhelm Chauers*, 157. West 1828 he has returned from a trip to Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Brooks, 82 Smith Thursday for Philadelphia, where they will be the guests of friends for three weeks. Ms. Pauline Dudley, Roscoe, N. Y. arrived here Monday to spend two hours with her sister - in Williams- bridge. Samuel Brooks, 92 Smith street, Jamaica, Long Island, visited friends here. Ms. Scott Jodlin, 102 West Eldredwell knight music composer, is very ill at her home and has been advised by her physician to undergo an operation, which she describes the week prior to 15, as Fire Prevention Week. Students are being registered Monday, and students will be counting elementary school at 8:35 for general education preparation for making music, and other interests. Christian Cautian, 25, 60 West 125th Thursday from an unknown illumination Tuesday from an unknown illumination New York, Sept. 20.—The bureau of information for graduate nurses, which Mrs. Adah G. Thoms, assistant charge nurse at Lincoln Hospital, serves as the office to all registered nurses who desire to enter selected fields of nursing or to take up new phases of the profession which might interest them. It offers upon written or personal application advice for all graduates in institutional jobs, private duty, industrial or visiting work. In addition to supplying those jobs, the bureau may be obtained for extension work for post-graduate courses and training for public health and community work. The bureau also stands in a position to give detail information instituted and all nursing agencies which may be useful for the individual nurse to obtain. W. DAVID BROWN DIES New York, Sept. 20. W. David Brown, one of the oldest and most prosperous undertakers in this city, died Saturday after a long illness. He was a day night from Mother Zion Church, W. 130th street. Mr. Brown was a member of many fraternal organizations and was prominent in all of the Services were largely attended. The deceased was 55 years old and was born in Wilmington, Del. He has first opened business at 146 W. 32nd street, and in later years opened a Branch in Newark, and the main office at 2315 Seventh avenue. His wife M. Brown has been under the care of a physician. He was a 32nd degree Mason, grand treasurer of the Grand United order of Old Fellows, and a member of the order of twelve years, a member of the order of Moses, St. Lake, and various social organizations. He was secretary of the Hamilton lodge of Old Fellows for over 70 years and a devoted church member. MONROE NILLS ARRESTED New York, Sep. 25-Monroe Mills 19, 35' West 125th street, was arrested Wednesday in St. Nicholas Park by Detective Scott after attacking and attempting to rob William St. 61' West 125th street. M. Edward Pay, 247 Franklin avenue, has returned from Worcester, Massachusetts, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hargard, Mrs. C. Edwards and son, James L. Hargard, has returned from a trip to Atlantic City, N.J., and has returned from a trip to Charles M. Laws, 11 Hull street, who has returned from his vacation spent in Lakewood, N.J. A. Amanda Fay, 50, Savannah, Ga., has returned home after a visit to her daughter, M. C. Gillens, 436 Cannon avenue, and her grandmother, N. Martin, Richard Bausen, 359 Cumberland street. Richard Iaxon, 359umberland street, is home again after several weeks stay in trauma, where he was the guest of John Lockhart, 69 St. Mary's street, has house after several weeks vacation, house after several weeks vacation, W. I. Ungman, Clark University, W. M. Ungman, Clark University, M. M. Jones, 75 Stuart avenue, Miss Clyde Laverne, 3249 Wabash avenue, Chicago, IL, is visiting her aunt, Marie Molden, 25 Stuart street, Brooklyn. Last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, both of Mrs. J. M. Wilson of Chicago at their residence, 127 West 125th street. Those two women, Mrs. J. M. Wilson and Mrs. Pred Herrera, Mrs. J. M. Wilson and Mrs. Gerritta Love of Houston, Texas. Mrs. Wiley Wilson entertained at the residence of Mrs. J. M. Wilson of Chicago and Mrs. Vlora Williams of New York City at her residence. On Wednesday, Mrs. Wilson is at her Wednesday, Mrs. Wilson is at her half culture farm. C. J. Walker Mrs. Edith Leonard Scott of Boston, MA, mother of Michael and mother in Manassas, Long Island, and Mrs. George Moore of Montreal, Canada, spent a few days in Gotham, under the watchfulness of the mournershers at St. Philip's P. 12, church. Mrs. George Duncan Court, sent the week-end in his old home, Worcester, Mass. Upon his return, she received her in school. The fall opening of the library received together parties, one from 6 to 8 for the evening clubs at the YWCA, and the Jolly Junior Club of the YWCA an opening reception for mothers and friends of the girls girls Friday evening, Misses Hattie Green and Claudia Dahl and Misses Hattie Green and Claudia Dahl a spindle program, commencement of vacation days at Camp Lafayette. The Lafayette Club gave its first dance in American on Thursday evening in St. Louis. The committee composed George and Waltab of the YWCA. Under the auspices of the international Bible School, Student, and Teacher at Lafayette Hall, J. L. Lynch was the principal speaker. J. L. Lynch, a member of the 51st preschool police reserves, has been sick for the post-west at her residence. James Laddie, Icy West Street stairway was struck with a baseball bat during a game on the seventh avenue. Holley was treated by a surgeon for inversion of the upper department of the Silver Street stairway. Friday, Miss Nellie Wardale is supervisor of the department, which comprises girls from 12 to 20 years. Miss Minnie Brown, the noted senior was appointed minister of State for commenced her duties Sunday. Miss Josephine Pinson Dolmine, w. C. A. 157th street, was general secretary of the Ashland Branch in commenced her duties Sunday. The 157th street branch as director of the employment and vacation department. Opening Y. W. C. A. services of the opening Y. W. C. A. services of the principal speaker and special musical ensemble. The principal speaker and special musical ensemble will hold a meeting tonight (Friday). Miss Emma N. Hanson, chairman of the branch. Beginning Monday, classes in the domestic art and science and commercial courses will open; also the fall term in the public department at the W. Y. C. A. Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 20. $2—John Halliday, 45, was on street, Mallinson, world war II work, work was saved from committing a possible murder September 18 when he was arrested by officer Phillips of the Eastern Parkway police force, when questioned he gave the answer, "Take it before it do something." He said that he had been out of he work in $500 bills. He was held in $500 bail in the avenue for special sessions. BOY SCOUTS GET BUSY New York, Sept. 30—Troop 758, Marshmont Bay Scouts, has taken on the task of organizing a meeting, the troop adopted as their 1922 watch world, obedience and punctuality, and judging by the spirit in the lead in the seventh division. The following are officers for the new term: J. A. Perry, C. Qualle, R. K. Perry, R. Reemple, C. Perry, K. Perry, R. Reemple, C. Perry, L. LaHerrone, W. Burton, and James A. Perry is deputy commissioner of the company, which is the pioneer of the Boy Scouts of America. The Buffalo of Manhattan Comm. Boy Scouts of America. There are present five troops in Mamaroneck, they are 257, 303, 604, 704 and 768. Y W C A VISITORS FAREWELL PARTY New York, Sept. 20—Miss. George Shinolds, 82, W. 13th St., drive a farewell party Saturday afternoon in home of Miss Evan Robinson, who the summer in Gotham, named by her son, Master Edward, she left Tuesday for her home in Charleston, S. C. The house, decorated for sixteen years with appropriate delicacies of a great variety. A program of songs and music by Miss Evan Robinson, assisted by Miss Lattie Ames, made dancing a real enrichment for the affection. HELEN HAGAN IN RECITAL New York, Sept. 20—Miss Helen H. Gagan, a pianist of note and still in a recital Oct. 10 at Avondale Hall. Miss Hagan is a product of American and French masters and has been highly compelled by the press and the highest compositions. Music lovers and be glad of the opportunity to hear this artist again in the Empire City. The affection of the press. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER BROOKLYN HAPPENINGS By WALTER R. LOFTON George Jarvis, 1, of Marion street, sustained a possible fracture of the left hip in front of his home. September 22. Miss Louise T. Simpson, a graduate worker here, will head the department of domestic Science and Art at the University. Four years later, A. C. Monsieur, Ph.D., will be a pastor of Begen Baptist church, is on his annual vacation. He will be away for the fifth annual harvest home of the Brown Memorial church began Simpson in 1912. He will be the liev. D. C. Gittens. It lasted all the week and was well attended each Mrs. Luey W. Clark is quite ill at the time. A block party will be held October for the benefit of the Home for Aged Children between Trev and Schonectady avenues. Miss M. McKinley and E. C. Gittens are the block party given by members of Nazarene church September 21 was NEW YORK NEWSIES' COLUMN New York, Sept. 26, several new members have joined the Defender Newsies Club since the drive has been made possible by the peak of enthusiasm because they wish the club to be a real live wire just a member. Meetings are held weekly at the office of the Volk Register of Hartford, Conn. is visiting her cousins, Cyril Bryder and family for the winter while attending Dennis Handsford, 25 W. 130th street, has been committed to his house for several days through illness. He is much improved, being able to attend Friday. Joseph Franklin, 50 Longevens avenue has entered the New York School for the 13th, 22nd street and Xinth streets, until April, when he is permitted to go home for the week-end. NICKELS, N. K. Sept. 30, 2015 Jamieson Wilson better letter, Knox Dick, "will not be able to steal for at least five years, for judge Bayes gave him that match time in Sing Sing on the 1960s," said Bayes and his last attack was stealing the eyeglasses. Elks' charm, watch and cost of William Jones, he bid all for, said Bayes. "He not in the tools of the law 'Nickel Dick' lived at $90 Dean street. POLICE COURT NEWS NEW YORK STATE NEWS White Plains, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hunter of cousin Robert H. Higgins of cousin Robert H. Higgins of Windmill street. Robert and Isaiah Hirne were to make-bake, N. G., by the elders of their mother, Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. L. Peterson, who have been in Colorado Springs to their home at 72 Broadway street, Mrs. J. L. McMillan has returned after Milda M. N. McMillan, George W. Freeman has taken over the Patrick Shay home and son returned Saturday from a pleasant W. Walking and Mrs. Pete Sugge and son returned Saturday from a pleasant W. Walking and Mrs. Pete Sugge. Miss Betty Collins has returned after a pleasant vacation with relatives in Nebraska. Jamaica, N. Y. Utica N Y Mrs. Joseph Randolph, who received a severe cut on the hand recently, is survived by her husband, Peter, who recently held a grand birthday party at the Imperial in honor of their son, Christopher, a public wedding held in Chanel in a number of years occurred when he was 17. He later to the silver last Wednesday. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Randolph, who Sandrids was flower bearer and Mrs. Ruth Lavenham ring bearer. The ceremony was held at home on Whitehall street. John A. Albert, Sandrids husband, having purchased a beautiful home in Gooseville, N.Y. You'd better send to FISKE CLUB HOLDS 2ND MINHAN & FEAIR FOR FUND ANNUAL AFFAIR FOR FUND Brooklyn, Sept. 30, Tues. friday the Fish University Club of New York and the annual affair for the scholarship fund. It will be held at the Academy of Music, Miss Lydia Mason the first to secure the scholarship will appear. Miss Lydia works the society and is Edwin E. Dorn is chairman of the entertainment committee. FINGER NEARLY SEVERED Brooklyn, Sept. 29, Larry Fuller, president of Mrs. Fuller, and his index finger nearly severed from his hand last week, while operating a machine in the eastern district section of the city. Physicians at the Eastern District hospital said their amputation will not be necessary unless blood poisoning sets in. DR. WRIGHT NEAR INJURY New York, Sept. 30, Dr. Louis T. Wright, 218 W. 139th street, narrowly escaped serious injury last week when a southbound Eighty-Fifth Avenue automobile at 148th street and Eighty Avenue. The car, a Franklin, was completely demolished. Fortunately the physician was not injured. Killed by Common Law Wife New York, Sept. 30, - Herbert Smith, a jailer, living in apartment 58 in 200 Fourth avenue, was shot Thursday by his common law wife, Carole Williams, aged 26, who was later arrested by Detective Donohue and held for the grand jury on a charge of homicide. HARLEM COMMUNITY SERVICE New York, Sept. 30, - Mothers are requested to join the Mothers Club under the supervision of physicians and physicians nurses will now time to time give interesting talks and instructions on the care and training of the children. Miss Reedh Nichols, girl worker at the local school, will give a large group and glee club and invite young men and women to join mothers are urged to send their little ones in the afternoon for recreation from 4 to 5 o'clock. The Community house is at 200 W. 13th street. BUSINESS MEN PLAY HOSTS New York, Sept. 30, - A, L. Davis and Fred Laurie, business partners at the Grill, northeast corner of 137th street and Lenox avenue, were hosts to sit or more guests Wetness. The affair was strictly for "old New Yorkers." Some outdoors rang in, but it was in the woe hours of the war and heard all they could stand about "the good old days of Harlem" of 20 years ago. WEST INDIANS AND POLICE New York, Sept. 30,—I took Detective Greenberg of the inspectors' staff two seconds to disperse a gang of West Indians who were trying to assault an ambulance to fight in front of Harlem hospital Wednesday morning. Until the detective arrived it required about fifty to hold an unkown bad man, and immediately fed at the sight of the sleuth. Spiritual Enlightenment The "GRAND VEHICLES" new AS-TRAL Discoveries. You are Living in darkness where there is light. We help help. We help to Prof. J. De J. Curwen, 61st West 149th street, New York City. Enclose a written stamped envelope. Advt. Attention, New Yorkers! Do You Want to Sell Your Article? Let the DEFENDER Be Your Traveling Salesman Which speaks to over 100,000 persons weekly in the East. Remember! Circulation Brings Results. If you have a room for rent, advertise in our Classified column. Subscribe for the Defender and get National News. Subscription $3,00 Per Year NEW YORK OFFICE, 226 West 135th St. Emerson Phonograph WITH THE EMERSON MUSIC MASTER HORN in your items before Wednesday to 22 Whitesboro store. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- bert Wheeler entertained the Rev. Ford Buckle and wife, Baltimore, Md., last week. Schenectady, N. Y Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Yonkers, N. Y. Mrs. Lacy Johnson and Miss bieria Brown, both of whom are in bay by A. Morgan and Brown left bay Thursday for their vacation. Mrs. Brown is doing a flying trip to Washington, D.C. FRIEND LOADED GUN: GETS BULLET IN NECK New York, Sept. 26 — Joseph Brown 21, living at 255 W. 943rd street, came to Harlem on Tuesday to visit his friends and to sell his gun. He came to the home of George Matthews, apartment 5 at 240 W. 943rd street, and accending to the occupants of the apartment, began to revolver, revolver, it suddenly exploded, sending a bullet through his neck which finally lodged in a mirror. Now back in Hackley, who was passing the house, hearing the shot, went to the apartment and had the man sent to the Harlem hospital, a prisoner on a charge of violating the law. Brown's condition is serious. JULIA GANT DIES New York, Sept. 30-Mrs. Julia Gant, 45, W. 142, W. 134 street, who after undergone a serious operation, suddenly succumbed at the Wilson Sanitarium, Sunday night, Sept. 30, from Clinton Grove chapel, Wednesday afternoon, Dr. W. H. Woods officializing. Gant was a provider of St. Moses M. K. church and was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She is survived by a husband, James B. Grant, two sisters, Miss Elizabeth A. Grant, and other relatives and many friends. The floral tributes were numerous. BEATS SISTER; ARRESTED LILLIAN TAYLOR ARRESTED New York, Sept. 30—Lillian Taylor, 27, 635 Los Angeles avenue, was arrested Wednesday charged with enduring Wednesday charges with an officer, Mrs. Tibby and stealing quantity of wearing apparel valued at $70. Mrs. Allen En Route to Europe New York, Sept. 30—Mrs. Pay Allen, a well known musician of Los Angeles, Cal., and sister of Mrs. Hazel I. Bell, 144 Edgerville avenue, arrived on route to Paris, on Saturday, to engage engagements extended into 1922. Hot Dog! Some Jazz! SAY, BOY, when Noble Sissle and his Sizzling Syncopators cut loose with the muffler off, and the throttle wide open, you just can't keep your dogs from shuffin' too! Give your dogs a treat. Ask to hear Emerson Records— No. 10396 Love Will Find a Way Oriental Blues No. 10385 In Honeysuckle Time Baltimore Buzz To do them full justice, play them on DETECTIVE RAIDS WOMAN'S "FIRST NATIONAL" BANK Ends Get Rich Quick Scheme by Finding Marked Bill In Her "Roll" Bochester, N. Y., Sept. 29, 2013. Carrie Cable, 11, 114 Gordon place, was too anxious about "provin" "things." As a result of her desire to show everybody she is now in fall. Carrie seems to have conceived a scheme by which an ordinary washroom might "get rich quick." Her desire for an expression for the few ideas which were allowed to come to it, so as soon as the scheme whereby she might in life be entered in life, entered her objecting mind, she went to work to see how it would come out. She fortunate Mrs. Cable was one of that cult which believes the world owes them a living. Her obsession includes not just a doctor but not just a girl or her whether she wiped out the obligation with silver or gold or she leather, dealt in values and not material. The first part of the world she is said to have sought to extract payment from avenue N. M. Kegel's extensions, however, were not the modern painless ones, and her debt "hollered." It seems as though, in the past, washerwoman, she gave Mirra Mirra a diamond ring and some other valuables. The police heard Mirra eries and Detective William H. Christie. To get a clear idea of just what Carrie's game was, her employer took a $2 bill, performed a section of it with pin holes and took down its washers, which might stumble over it. She did. Detective Christie was informed and came a running. The pressure on Mirra's jewelry, which charge she vehemently denied. "What do I want of your jewelry?" she is asking. "What is the money of my own." "I don't believe you have got a cent," replied her accuser. "Just you wait a minute and I'll you," she indignantly yelled back. Whenceupon she proceeded to give the officer a view of her ample back dressed a "roll" from the so-called "First National". Christie's eyes bulked, but he held his ground and fouled the roll for a nurture. He did so and discovered the perforated bill. He informed her that she was under "1000" she was of other "good folks gone wrong". In court she plowed not the case was adjourned to Sept. 11. New Congregational Church New York, Sept. 20.—The new Con- gregational church, Rev. A. C. Carr- rion, pastor, had the largest audience since it began three months ago at its services last Sunday. Rev. W. W. Motter, pastor, welcomed the Washington worshiping at the W. M. C. A. West 137th street. HELEN HAGAN LEADING NEGRO PIANIST IN RECITAL AEOLIAN HALL 34 W. 43rd St., New York City Monday Evening, Oct. 10 You can't afford to miss this rare musical treat. Reserve Your Seats Now Miss Hagan has played in all the principal cities in the United States, as well as all the United States camps in France during the war. She is a private student of the Yale University School of Music and holds a diploma from the Schola Cantorum in Paris. The critics have been unanimous in praising her splendid ability. 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A million people laugh each week at his comicality. If you like “Bunglaton” write and tell us why. IF ‘you don't like him, write and toll us why. An original drawing of “Bungleton Green” will be given cach week to ‘the parson writing the best letter en this subject. ‘Address, Art Editor, Chieago Defender | ELITE GIANTS WIN SOUTHERH CHARIPIONSHIP : het the Montgomery Grey ox, who Finvinetde, holding the Giants to three an ieee ILE, Bomewny no ee oe sonc—e Ft “ittreriegs Stann aid Charleston: SAS, Me aa ok RT GAIN RESIGNS FROM VANDALS; ERS THT PHS (SERVICE| Call Douglas 796 for re- sults of Rast vs. West series Suturday. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. For result of Sunday's double header call Midway BU. Results can be bad day of game after 7 p.m. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Gamo eae, a eee aa re ee Ly esha lahat alae gaet Hesiod abt TaRanerd BOXERS" NAMES It has often occurred to me that the present day crop o hoxers are overdoing one thing in particular, That is in th matter of names. | find in reading through the various new: dispatches the doings of California Joe Gans, Young Joe Gans Panama Joe Gaus. Mexican Joe Guns, Young George Dixor ee Young Peter Jackson. Now | wonder if the public isu’ about tired of the: present day boxer living off the reputation of one whe is cold in his grave, especially where there is n¢ blood relationship. ‘Then there is Jack Blackburn. light heavyweight, an Young Jack Blackburn. ‘There is Jack Johnson and Young Jack Johuson, and 1 could fll this column with names tha become rather confusing. My snggestion is this: If family conneetions prevent th boxers from using their right names, find some other alia hosides six or eight of them digging up poor old Peter Jackson George Dixon and others who have long since passed to th “happy hunting gcoutds.” FAY. : —ey— In and Around New York F itz Ti has often occurred to me that the present day crop of hoxers are overdoing one thing in particular, ‘That is in the matter of names. 1 find in reading through the various news dispatches the doings of California Joc Gans, Young Joe Gans, Panama Joe Gans, Mexican Joc Gans, Young George Dixou znd Young Peter Jackson. Now | wonder if the public isn’t about tired of the:present day boxer living off the reputation of one who is cold in his grave, especially where there is no blood relationship. ‘Then there is Jack Blackburn. light heavyweight, and Young Jack Blackburn, ‘There is Jack Johuson and Young Jack Johnson, and U could fill this columm with names that become rather confusing. My suggestion is this: If family connections prevent the boxers from using their right names, find some other alias besides six or eight of them digging ap poor old Peter Jackson, George Dison and others who have long since passed ty the “happy hunting grounds.” FAY. ere In and Around New York 3 21% RU NO Oe Lord. whee WEP ot Chri Mis Pa Sieber. seh at Tenettiaal the: Nou Serovmat evgue ‘yan ane sie aged tte ta wea iotted acta Nay reaver sec eve ee dy tes Te Shame nee nto tear atte Hengatstlanter‘Lizenin ities or ieelaarn Work ne eying, cane, ben oH gat tte Se oy at sem ea eh ater ied tie haart ats Nem Fe Os ated aa fil ate Tattle ahi ie he teem she Lehi aes carr ake arate Sith aie ENE Rae Mine bie adie wie hy the Picks Sumiy Tagior wom the jwhee's see Sa Tage ee A i cd SP Wie ern aunt artes Ele po ‘Hate inde Attar The ahh see haet Fanaa a tee way Thi Fen Ti fae Rite ha! 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Gy Seay vichees Go) Silene Gy wily thers If devse MeMikon of the «omen. wont AL Cant Tie Bahn, te Are Beng. eden, want. ecigie 'shewe ead thartehex tit at twthe et a tiie amg ceemiiae dete 2 ids prio eu Yt: nt iter ur atte ties’ hayteswesieneal tint Woh tea Whale wa vee The Isnkettall wap fe uth St fe sting pate Hewat ene where the tiger tease staged, tae tone? NCA Uns Ti ehctaksivtens das, reits neon Smiling “Hin Nefan, whe Bets the auietbewizhit tink mien ‘thes Nowe Eee iid saaves nats Wileann Howry Fae fer iat ftir ior renneie nf Nerve t= tae tthe! Nove 'Higtiten Aa Newington. be t.'September 13. Fuse ier mene lind a hie sid went down fe th tn cao a'thee ties etanen, Stal tebe ie ihe eared tet acl ara! wih, gto regret annewer ibe tel ter te tiga fecend tt, the janes tos titeed” SSmaatines aaii she wane Sistete tslaml turned ast 4.000 stron seo Ntaiy wen uet VIRGINIA NORMAL BEGINS ACTIVITIES ON GRIDIRON Veterstare, Ca. Rept. Sait ihe anti nf teu amit Wats Qe i Reticl ebaeatiow fet tte ies nia Nocmde vate Wea ik ut Mites adler Canwepsit att ata Enuaitet hance eqn Serimcteht ate Fee Se ins on tn aie a rt Fc atl "eda Set ae “Cit Me Aveta Sittin oft ectetiha te at peur teen. “Loner ener cnet dobar, ee Tae batting eae iene anton cig Watt iin a ache ease ot tiee tine tag ern’ sbent se tae in elias del tthe fsmanents rai tating ater om. 4 one ste Eamamages hate horn het cam the cuore reine ‘wa wore Geum for tide ite tant Boa eit inlbsee “renee ete the tee han eters it he fle tte et, S=Lasingaane at Waterss. tice EHIME alae (SE BT ined at Wntincton, Ue Biitetatn titanate Sok. TaWurgiane Sematary tsi ties 8 au at Ceterabunrg Si 1iithuen Mons a eh a Shale AT. Novth Caton at rocecsiang Sn JACK JOHNSON TO BOX F, MORAN IN CANADA Xow York, Sept, a.—-Avearding to prose votes’, eke Jonasony el bee [fink Movag’ én Mentvea Cay Oe Iain 33. "rhe “hemes are chvatuied to travel ten, rams or BY “BILL” WHITE To Which We Agree CROWD HOWLS Disapproves of Action Taken in 12-Round Go Which Is Halted in 4th Now Yark, Sept. 30-—The 12-round tects between Foung San Taangtord An'Nerw Chale nt tho Connmion= rituh Chiae saneday: nigghe came to ania Just’ hetore Oued oF the fourth aun, "when “eferes Awis Grifte vated iattent, “Natupatiy the ‘Seulley went to. Chine Tie tans howled dee Bestee slaw for at Weuee oy tes "om account 0€ Unt MTanatont has! a peeullar style of Gatiting, aid whe he may nue ase Maun Cink he eeruainty was wOL FN A heltiees condition whet hunters Shere hated. Laingtont. walked wver Te Toan go" itouckes why ae sented hn ihe gels “snetio, at tok hin he stilt uice snd tnat eit shou that have stopped the Hight. “O'leourice totais 40 hue all eights Sivkie Walker, the farmer amatene aahtertet, wan over dicts Wernnam ieahw ie afte feat rude inag alt Hi air bout between Charles Lecehiee ant dohmag Helter ened ih Bea, lIN THE SQUARED CIRCLE SRE SOA MEOR AND: FANE: MORAN. “the Kastern povss Rasties dak dle winth tit Frag, Manta tor ton ani Thlhiuntecads vist hae Ht potty coal Wt Wil eines the ‘tanidee penne ind ot Hine my Stacie estmetauek ait. Cin” the ‘aioe havnt, ne. ean haga? sew. teers Marae, Cin tis tage thee wih Ti Sein, Gar putcage's ene worthy! af Sansiteratione Vine thea same Morte Sect ae Var Rias ean Sirin, “Pratices somes scare go tele Ack ware vhugsigie Bram ern oh Pes ‘nilny thes at thant Tay teeta PRAMS ‘hee ae vente nur eavd eee Ue iintee Tight haiti, nated Murs “AUR. Thin isa chanee fer tack, whe koe te Seurt seates pawn, ce teste ket hack, Int foie favor agains, “Heh, om the athe: Mega ase hese Ht of tne Penne tines ae Jae sien Welg Kem atl esate week te Heres tate tiling “without 20 donb Hint moet slvcatit mse: mien She ane ieee nthe eh neon tars AU inves ear wie gent wcampde.¢¢ the prexent nay dizhtors: atau kite Heated tant aye ater as Rnureed oath inne au, of Pet Ht wi feal tesinjaapee champ hime: Kilts kel fie) nia Sey it” ua wc asta Peak Shoat wnmcketie a ii ie he a Wa tr rag esery tnend ping Of Daring OU FRA, Noma cerestintth tr Sn iat we tena cater. hoki At a few Of the wosent dass Mich elas Vay. te Songtinet tia with the nid tives I wonlitane, Ange tins middle Wes Auorier laingh fiker a saat, We have Gniay dolmng Wilson, "terean Dowaes SK citteing.: Panam Jen Cans Stee SteFiet car bugs Te wkd liners AS the sane fitme! tien Qa, Dan Cree don teartemn eodten Comers daw Wabeotts ‘Reva ig, bw wi eae er a Besson toe hele” geet Yasha. Sean fever wand of so tageh Umesiew, tat Sit dies Tomhe ih stem cuss oF are Fringe ome we, the thee te, thelr corner Featacad steep nie the nthior, dus, Wilsow's: oud of thee tess wine cakrat away feet Ble ft Heres: tiny: hevatter ‘te teould wet Mit Er opomnen fant erring we tout ant tina fie ehesmpion. If amanacors wea Bey theit aeattiuciat ot te corner at Theltahters te puldie Seothd set se Fes Hie tie manger “The Wek Hemagere Santer eine this war is atl germs am, Cae" uhem eat, ‘cominnisshoarers? Tot te F afar uaa weap te Gant Hots pions Tye ere Boca Aes Be aNIK 4) NE Sei pest Sie Dy JULI JONES, Jr. GUBAN STARS SPLIT EVEN 1K - DOUBLE BILL WITH FOSTERITES Pan ae ear igen ee ee Tat eset i tee Sei emus Aare oa ease ee gins oa ae AG a an ers te iets tate ea ect Pica aie es a Wad JGrant, the fest man up, Weat out st Seapine Se a EE aon ee a oe te ee fea arene aaa ee SA db atten cen tare er as cl ot oe ae te Se ae One, F Amaticnn Gisats ai 8 eee Aw stecer. a6! ET igen ot Le ween gt Hier 8 A Eg Wate: tT oo aSuteee eek TA Pets EL RMR Se To hers 2 hhtece ot 14 Y Weer eR 7g Vuuren a tf Mee 8 dag aay sea fsa a ah ago ice ae a Simla Se Wt Samael gw oF onan ESE ott EHF Months ta, ate, a tahaae faces en Watle—re Schaef Naas SSO MASRS Sahat aE ag Hea ood Gaze Oar can ae Sa ich Pet okie MONARCHS STRENGTHEN HOLD ON SECOND PLACE ‘The Kamsie ig Monarchs stents suede old sy secon) are a he Wheto "Stee Vaeaee x! tucine the Sontag andl fling ie lomite heats Sith thee Sunday. SI Hocadan etiet their agi went gate poten to eer tale Wess gee iene ane act ethers wise ed fer pied thei seme nga sane thie, Hat tet Stee eae the NAM Corte Sinaselis fn te dest come we Trae Mucrred thecal ine the ‘Ste Touts aieemtse Dre eae Towed ee Gene hibsartana Gai cai te Phdet ienean wag. un he Mil or Ue Mihai etd tl te icy het tna eee there ered frindan” when sath tnereye for ele fini, erhen, Uae i po ae ae gt eg: Matt, at Siti r 3 newt, ete Eitan, nefld it 'G 8 eke, Head aN eg a 2 Went 2 oo Meteo Romi a bt ewtcncey foe = Gene aa th Wee ee Ew F inane ceed bok Pons, Bed FS -5 Mines ns 2 aw Rema or a a8 ne RSS Win we SG ‘Totals. Bis WE Totals 8 eas Peeiacoencersiiseetee (SUS ee. e gee Staurrie ccc o 8 Se iit disioa tint, Soins, Tag a ee, a, 2S a Sire. Wocane enter Sores Mt a sgt Stet hte tg Ke ae ia, Teta tne, Tein, Maio” alah MeN an Ti Fonts, Mee Sa eit Vania! Filta, tid tata bt vet deghage Wg shoes Pha inuinec” aro eRe Wega, 4 hye spares, "Ege an a ee Ni ae alpen te i ‘pestle aml Sete eat Flest Game Sunda Ye it te tanta? w 90 Le 1g ask Bech Sonia 200A TAB wor is ingjeeriew feuded esta Cars ss Crater ged banca Second Came St. Lals tilaniers crs 8 08 OA ie Means Oa 8 Oat ietronieastvithiait aii ideomett? toot sa aad Tune adhe out acing of sackeoss as TUSKEGEE'S COACH NOW PICKING TEAM By FB. Hicks “Toskegen Intite, "Mian Senn, 20 — get Ekta hekedee peed km eau «Stash te awe peda big am fate ASAT ahaa, te start that? he Eh eaae i'm mnateeta team obi Be ada he haem ei tie toe eos mo She nett chan phan ing xen tue ont inte the idarthoes amine wae esate deel A eee strewn Siamen’ He theeemgtara wf the taunt gon "the "Ealgetng nid wacauny pars Eiike neural ates Gast eetnlte te fier shin ala Warten Parmer Wie Secrs “Site tae Hinxton arhay Mote uate ashe Fe Aegyam ot Lalo university. Aeieiptngle Vane at Timah” Ca Sips FY Lien telveratyy theaters Pay ate Cgte's ite ansintaee nce wai cuameeats ease Husann. Cube. toad. Wi-iiaek Taw. oytditewielt chainpleny t ytey was Eapnct i the eter tend wt asi bet fed tSermura tant ete ang At Ist Seek be, Jimny: Key twmitt, of Roh rie ata Rotts uae necked ing eel etiguss the Mulan rons eight. tm six rounds during hie tour of ‘the iskuind. is SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921 THIRTY LINCOLN MEN OUT FOR REAL PRACTICE Lincain Mniversity, Sept. 24—Coach Jetey A. Sketiten aretcot an Eaneott fo Set Han faust begs tHe (woris of bashing ta thie Linen ea fwhiet ies mpd eit brig ack ite the tent eel Hee ficdeal ta pede eet Eitveesr tart eetmrted the fest day fait iedure the cand oe Whe. Week he Inna thietscnts mie piling anit bers sirito The preliminary werk has ‘osteo tasting the very Ee tc of hve nie The hen hate ‘acufested A aecinseat and degen ition Heat augura well for Rom, “The ies) eh eugene the squad ast seat higve Yoon i tle ae i sete tg thes tao lhe ityveeeeyertea ‘are new nets Keen tine attend om and bese ae eee St te acl fate to sto eevee foatoutt Rrwsstedge aid baits tw Pe fin thvie pes Marien tat Fears center, will hava sa fear sche wn fly ans tee fee deine diondaved. het Hetlanger 4 ewe that teu Tea, Witwer quartet Bie te bast te pears ie Oe oan fhe ftw poe the bance Mrottsnent ae Shannan CR, a intersrhotasde Sein fran dersey. City. Wilson awe ire went tr hte kt ooctbon at alls Tel whieh: te prutably his stead Trestions Cuneait Faye hus ete Reevwverest fit the dnjurioe fe ree cived awe sear att Toke We ty tend his team to cietore thie year, Pointe exons snbeinite tate vene te show ihe tend Geren of tine mont penne eine mien fa the sand ae heap, Ceemer aver oa eatin Yorke OF ‘amid Mass and thea van Sierwoy tats, ‘Phe Whine squad fe. rcher Hight, iat Sereiastie te paises ne Geeteee to the tauinbee Hf meen we a Gunite for the teckteMl apn Tones ues he sted nthe teh en cr tackhe Sia Mar, wha stand out 0 prowl emtiy in the Honwup! ene, eats tate forthe tine tine Pride “Its hess fee fe igs an aration to the ean ati any ana Whi expert to Finake a joaitiod ty the: Carseat noes that" he hase ty plas wondert it outhait te displace Same Othe wctedle for te Season Ls ae ‘gan Re aceceaeds & ees, WOE, Eo iitrctn Tate ae ialienews 36 ROE BUN ttoera Ee an Wiinerfottes Sok Enea taefant tages Ps Roe gece Ae etek a Sie ACH ae Pantha, Pa, YOUNG BLACKBURN QUITS BOUT IN THIRD STANZA New Yorks Sept, 2—Tlin main bone egucron Pati tease takes “amd Hohe ecireer ef the tied elahtere Schiediea foe he venetian Piste lid tot cote “hikes advertise Tneteael, Wotine duck Elvedlonen gl Rare fog Witatie st the Sittin tore Arte Bie Were iar an Sines eetoal at tee Pal fe theltied susnan thw fucisbane there vent after Rankine nrcenedid nhs Hitz inthe iene tw estan, nthe semicucat, ares tiacdner of tes teh “made. auick eck nt Bras iSwarinn, keorking ike cot utter ene pinata of dishrins th the ajonine. real Bide Tanker nf ther Cath 9 ventas nt ining Joimesten mene Venn eel ot the ine Fesasten ule i tive aeeoind Pita af the ist pentliminacks Johan? Enancto, of the finer Pleat Setters Seed eloan Kenerhont er “une Taunt teeter Mecnperat ther fathe Tear Fo atanads Wei GE Lapesne Unt sen Teen Gt the Tastom Beelmenty sed Weeh dther for titer seselome at eS iikatieay ‘Tonlithe «Priehas tye asain atcaesion wilt Trine ‘vorher Sintling i Sean, eel Harry Retancen, Pieeworioe sht ioe me poate bun terare Ce ead rom, Th Wookie Satuedac iain, AU Keke nt Hw stat anal hans Hagen ht thes Sint Una Aruttess iE tee | fe alts Mt tetion, Sit Boat or estes Mme tk the Eke wilh nica RE de Te thes athi der tine acend-wienl-tpe The that anid eciwtsries wall bem PANAMA JOE GANS AND NERO CHINK TO FIGHT Ee bee te. tie ee ning, Grinter IB, te Mui tard iota vale ih ake cea Ae Sama iM lt Wht a Ueprae ect atiani ieha tae hay Bale er aboar oe eciiate cht ae rere Ate nite ibe Mile eat cud a= ta etce tai tae. aed Me EF Gee alroebedt aeeoe Teal es EE wat sheet the Stee hn ta hat at eo eae tettine TAS at thie polnt What dease | Me iota, thn at heres take natn" aho, fants MP cone em Foun bet fo be OULETHEY ALND Brea "Site vetoes Thetand tei A imetty, test is Fae Tet enrated ESI [otwenis ines ta bigharete” ataen: BEIM yareae ober Seuicee eam. fe See ae ears mime Tre eal Tlie We hana teve S Per cones oath mete femal Ro stainea’er! Bittee Compare alte Phat oar peloes aie Son bE ne mteg af the Tae ne tchteg eene eee ees a oe ete ee a eras "ainanes “7 | FRANKLIN V. BABB sbatiAL REPRESESTATIVE -KRIEBEL & C9, INVESTMENT GANKeRS 3507 Grand Blvd. trsevven Hank 6) } CHICAGO bnrveDave OCiOSER 1, 21 WHITE POLICEMAN DROWNS, STABS ONCE A WoNTH MICHIGAN oe re eee mie Gas ee ihe" Mnia., Heder te homie after 4 sod Eat in Chathaw. Cnt with her rate Evia Mediaige May. tieka. hed athe Sicha “ateuke af pagaterie, ot “ae aa Proving. "Chores Me Hi as ill enn: incl ste eosin aero Yow thter va "ln atinerss Beat Eien am ides etter after a tats Lansing, Mich, Me, an Mee ie, ones foft Tues do bot eadltorm, righ su koe Shove "Tateuniion ve” yume Sects Elven ge tte Helping. Mutnd eavsets BTN TS ec emineh a Wate eo 2 reat Mutevenss "Ux cennere seme Sheurae Sapte waite a! Ayttae aiaat fe Sp the weak Gud evade Eibeute at ths Ae at" Tz shurel ui ete To ee ix Tues ater repre: shade Sait “the itwnsiasn | Nationa Tisnic'ad cintrmaey Uh iean the ety etm [rings hin wreher, SoM" bars, eat Wea Ratamenay strc Ths Su ake Ke enue Gnas eehoed elect ahe feltman ot incre ina weed ea, fe Wittmne, Yorimendem. THe" Warhymaton west Bie nhemmivendents aes Aorabed SMtoneliy nectetare’ tarot arniers Bikitien slertares Mie testa Wt foams treats tien Tipsedh Tan eruiiint Sting engwhelt Smut, azote Sh lemwmints Mime Mabe! buen cots ors Min shel Warmer, Marie Mem Arve Winteme, piteertnbe ment tinvers ayersmnenes Mee. tame. Thame super Teron done state Tale eqeartonent. ts Reo Tein at azs Wants Wasiatonn sree Aisin Stes aed MeHg TTRllie ond soit elation e Rals Nagin Suen kethee Tate het Woden: Be ar “Matiaiie, Steam, ie seach Wie itlae Renal aehoal” toe Waker Tas Varier and Row West motores Eats: Fathantn Ae te gamed Behan Arte ithe gue ne Ae aed sre rome St West Ratan fg, MeMateter ra ha Biche iene an Been Wemettee setieets hen Hytin hwy bobght » necen-eonn Rouse icing I eters teapots at ines Biel Benet Su rdess Gente of the A.M Be Alnects wll ates a rorepting in oer nethe ptt apneunted peeating elder Bee a Sakew aod Reve ae Mother ang wifecon Somiay night Oe toler 5. Mien Nora Beatty of Bane. font) Gp wieiting her canchter. aie Sonnter’ Cae 8 Tear atreet, Me Red hies,"Hectiw ates Ne penal torent attic Creek. Mich. The aurea Seats “anpeied & vers fone wrestame Thurede shield Ber tenn bead Wy Site Seraets ates RE Nien! Generven cree iy yartening Rueda viagreim, Mew und Mre sk Mite of Rhine Geet, Woe are wr joeted tie arrive in the wity west seek Aa the cuoste af weir pe and gush We sin and ity, (Ss AL Neleen, nt Beatie Rrew, Mra Bo tounin at Beatie stsoot hag reiuried wine steer frottllng two. Ween tith her” sister Bie Mot Iialband ef Detredt. “aileh: SKE alee, of 220 Wan Raren street ane Eciauned the Churn Aid Poetic Hinge Stin, Mathie Deahe af Ciao ie Nietting ees father “and ninther Bank eoan af Me) eth "enti Biot ture pennn eed fee Neth fever th “hint, na! kiran Stars eeamate tn oc Vosset wereet wan called Mekusiocs Venn. "he sles Sen, ten: Slum, Taped stecets Miva Watering, Tiisee nanan? a. Spencers sty 3M Rpt Sine ritee af Warren street! Ms Winans of eo" Miumeand newts MR Veta Tonpier of 62 Mazel ptrect hay to Smee after a fair Week nay $n Bie Inunchiatt. Ata. “athe, edly wot easton Fenn ie isiying her mousin, Stra Animes Wenig, 92 Medtort sent. Thee WHT ie Vrogeam at the Seen ‘Bap: Tet Shairehs “inders the leaders Bir Vion: Ming @arema Stutchall 3 Eevoinetd Sunday achvval superintendn Shins’ snd thaws Dweiet secretary Bitotety Egneqpeee wilt teave Sumy foe Aenbertirer nee. Ateee elechy Tura ith igawe Monag tor he Rotary Frankiin, ial “De presiding See'wint be hart ewtaher 16. Sire. rae Lain hay leew the Bluest ot her sinter Sis isso: Reais, of otuinbus, tito. Gattie Creck. Mich. Hoy wilt Sitnpader May yeturnes ay pastor ut the An Sie Be church a Ehulit tices hewhse Geation bye lie mem Ree” WES eevee emeerutned bi shhen, Mrs Stetina Work, and daugh Pies Tague ut itenman CR, att ies, ‘Citi “Walleting er idauratter. Chtaaie the tae weed ‘Mra. Sammy Savistay entertained Sunday. hee breah Se and sisters Hohert Dungs and Me Seimict “Stuti, aed -senhea, lone Sent, nnd Wausliter uf Cusxonolis, Jol ant" strat tu. Ratamazey Sida Brood. CE Fe draysom aid wile Yorwl Atenas’ froin four were vate: Mage) Panett Pattern went Vuldwatey Sunday tat special buses Teme Wichuerden ‘in baggage, meat Toe ar 2 Tate. Benton Harbor, Mich. Mie Mattie "Walker “entertgined a §, wvhcie dinsier Thureday in. nar Sirk Theater Rowden aid. her aunt BUT sy Hexen Mex, Hattie Jone Shveavsinea Crem atin Prenton i Remon set tae Snuthe Mex. Diekett a2 Wr inten, Mites chester Hendon, of Fa tiucult Ry Siew. Suse Weave. pass Be a her dauphters, Sete Sate Ronee dee a ia Sieg it Nowieied wus akten tit "Phuranay. om Recueil ad Shi teaptine Sunday” "nehont Tuceday Silent ete Segre’ dekh item Sane Erung, ‘Potesiae tahoe, Tuentase tr wkten Acyumerat et his mothers 3s, Seay Kean. and "tual the veniaine 10. To: Siatton Metal, neeommpatied Be ee sl Son Sirs umesNanews Sire. S 8 Gb Soh Miadeend he eka hen atthe Shaded Tagine ‘chord Tuesday “ateers Bisons aa HE havin of Wate Congerenes Breached t0'a large erowd Sunday’ at 1 ee. te Rese ARAL Tay Tends athens gerenetied ab ESO. ye. ato Eee aN vanest, teew, Fit Thane CS HS a natant, tin Meotared tere Sundads aceonpadted by Sls Eukaca Turton sand Siew Albers Jone She Stinagt ane Noudgy mgt Sith Thee cd sh analy Phe Tio Sica “teaytiet cue Suman “hts Sieltedved¢ condad welesine Sitheigewrager Meetings "way gNeedl at ieinted "Sunday at the, Secon) Tuayits Seen Stas HE Agent va Siatietator, Mages swt Leiter Wowk, AK ENioc wine Sat wi k ater send coat ashe, Meade. Vin ha Sorvties every Suiuhay at the Nees het “Taeptiet shred, Ste wh “Mew. Mh Biehtanet Mine ae Meure ath. ehilaet 2 Nici frente abun ha eve "Sisty “at see amd Stra Gear ECeegai Sunays Mens Charetey. Wa Societe at oes street Mines Beat soaterine’ tree cocoral ate Hier Bil wan at seeviee Sumelay Oorear Sat Bite hl Hise bride: wre leacnekeonin Be Uibue mee rome am Repl pte, a Pha Sing lowes ecizapanant aye ‘Sellinet fant sag a Were et SA" hoteratea by Mey aad Stee. 3 Wave ea ss fener fh os citi gionry sieve on tes eorier oak hd Tiguan ntnertn. Me Senge ean ince aieagee for se fom Detroit, Mich. Fe ee En Na ceranae toy Rattan antiet Conventian stopiee coer Bete a Cunaintiven, base ioe tht Binst Teatniee ehueet at Bet Et ha Mall forenetfors dan Crea Hi yentad fer tee hed atthe Piet Fea Us: Vinca ef Cetra foe tem bess. 3 Tin Haters dt Catteretl stenet. bee Per oastines’ barton eure Raine fae stent Tine eat Tent Sneek cd: \eleey..0s plawman Ua alee Party At the home of 1. W, Wiliams. EY Aeitlig avenue, Mr. and Stra, Ylbert Carer, date Urey atemue,. wen the toot games on Thurgday. September Bo" The "Smart Set Wik Sih ieeet at the Feaidence af Henry Marrs Pall Ori-ans street, saturday” Octolwe Bae tg “Mee Alfted. Horns, tat Hademacher avenue, received word thtt the stock eft him a fine tuby boy down inJunes, Ala.. where he owes farm. Mother "And ‘Maby doins fipe. Deacon icons" White hav starieg. a ftile takers In’hes restaurant on Pie sient and. fe regressing. ssunderfuily.. Arn. Hn Carter, sit “arvey_ avenue, recalved Sserd hae lier mother. Aire. Cora. Gere ma 145 ort ater Angas har improved. ‘ CONNECTICUT ‘mai manacce ania, Viniting Sty aieh Sten, Chases Iekce is Misting Myr. and Mre. Chartes lrive en te i, te AC IE Sethe ca fe Sachi hate an cSt tet ES SEPSIS fa Boia Mahe SENN Be oer we A oe Feet Set ea ied ts ona Brass RAhe, Sula hare rere ae, aad seria cata el pish eek San ccna ts SHE RSS See 3th ayaa Sate A ta aig Feber. Oh abe ei Be Mt Bad AP Sia ecto haat! tans amie” Mes aE re Ben ACLS” chee ets Sh a Real Ee Bihar cians Pe Sa Bh malta a Ammonia. Cone. Bhatt eres dain Rican oes pashan, SAPHiN nha Cove witina athe. pin’ siete Mies AN: Mere Stason ae ire sear tact Maa! Pou tig sitet Se Srapant aheit asghtens “Atwerte: "10 on oh eg Aa arc wserHlomand “Eitan, aecatarahih {Sling wnt he her the: Lion Hfteh sclubie fia Aawelens of isle ate tee werteee Maine iia Nett Aetees San SS Mention uttertns ta recone ion Rersth Minces, Stas Gladys Si Jah Sor’ "euitue Me and Mr, doh Ht decir HE coma neon a we ese Yor ety ein Sine yew Hen MeCN tea ei ee San Settee aseod Geek nee Ine pe WISCONSIN Milwaukee, ite, gitireulas, Wie. Miao Lulix Davis af Chicago pupere sipirot hte Giri nthe devant iment M*Einan conned, aan inh nas ee Mteeas Ue adn Mine are Shortie Nes Micha Ie etttied ang owe alley agent t, Suamner Je Nap tate AIT AERC as Seems Ihe Stites at sanquctie “Eniterstty: Tie Mate Eien. aby ea alate corm ent Sets’ cinta het aru rg at Sa? Sota Saitinee eu Elaeiies Vitor chucage ip sienna as far altgaues’, Fie aending "Mine Baad WA tad Ieee echaection Ht Talk? jhanel eanendgs™ Nogemiee 2. at ARES Aute“ot the brabe an lain nt Shah fisgotnad toe soured, sik sagt nde sheathing’ owe cerke tn ego. Tie tor ie" Clake held. hear sng ayeeting’ Woelivertas event. 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Miley taciile Joties hk Maluchch Wu" ner “hehe sitter” peeling SNIP ais oe Mui galas hee ters Site Bia omen Sine Mildred iiiking ormerio" Stow Sibteed Stare iene Pfeigs i, Mites i Nomereante” GR ae etc iin Mtew Hdl amit Sine A. ie ori stieg Wile Bega Casa Stalls. lteter he here. “anending the Shines. “Metin. Wintertee tg. teams Ruiter Seana teh fo ot (Wt Soe Clie Gua Chica heen Tui “hifa ‘Hager went to the Wy ity Weary to added w Teee tion tage Apqomatse Clee. Stee ANS See teat to ehigain at inkneot tae. ies reed She Maluier: Fridy, | Aer. Seu, ebtertaited ies Liverary Club ater ems tack ey ot apelin, ade harsiuen ef Udluna, fy Stonutae a4 he Sohman tlocel for a tow nase. Tere Men, lee i entertain at Se Mckee Hungaions ine ie lai ta Dunks “of Chicas sn len Nonsfine ese ares enveriaining at trata tn Sera ae eli rete Poa du tas Slomday, “Wehis Gunies” of "i tana eet mates TENNESSEE ‘Gyecdhorn, Ton. che Care ete ioe ein fe kee SE ice ede ougias Str, ela Sauber itt a= ee ta ck, en whee he SPS. fie tne or tin. Hee TE Siuulerae Mit hen tial Samer sae ube aie ut itn ast eck Sen cere fueanait week's wath Us denne! ip jude “hare Sa Stn oa Sieg Sate Paint age edd Fine Sina taxed lanateon® ie e Satesiaut nee AM forier ths NSE eeitiviy aagiied ieee oc hagatanie Sua eg tha" qheaten event ast" Pe ees ne vee hell ie tine nt Te tim, “ews Nia Hii Huta Seon ur ity ant” Pri a Sa | _ Miller's Antiseptic O:t, Known ax Witt Positwely Raave Pain sm a Fe oT ff, tah, teow foe Wheaties scifi. 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Anderson, beloved daughter vot Mra.” Slurthin. “Anderson Gadi ales lant) satgedny after ine rien for rowan umn, «Funeral services tere held at Weiguck ‘Teminie hat Sun= day afvernoun at 2:50 grelock Clarkavine, Tenn. akg MARL ous eaux ida, Risen of ther son, enry Free: tani, “ia tiigh sttect Men, Hlurviott Sickson’ returned tm arg, inka afte atending ‘several Werke. with relatives nhafriends here. "Aifsxesfailian Sexe ite ewrh "Lewis aint cada, Suit 02 Nekieiiie: are back in ‘the city tore: Sume their Worle ap tenchors it the pu HetNehaak We ad Wifi Haber sem severai days in’ Nustvllie. "Ws Ruraty ‘of (Dr. und Me, We a, “Red, Stix Siattie Eadington of ars. Ins 39 guest of her mother, Stes, Path, in Com iereo’ streets Virol, Ar Ste sailbert ul Union City han sureeeded Sins. ke Turk Se priveljal. af the dGlarkyvilte” High Rehr Mint “te Mie Roberts returned From sbirer: mnontligy init witty rela 1168 teens healed, Gis eh wana, litt, Gurss ind: Siiuaeey: Wie, ind “Rosiing Creu, KY. Sina. Georgia tinodath returned. fraan x oi wile pose htiveg. and. feiewhe ig Detroit, Stich, The Twoatlethy Century Vewatien ane Hii Riselaw eae their oneal duncan at Ievek toa Briduy™Abinat 23 a the Singer peu aste uum uf utenteunn ‘curate. uf iopiinaytlie, Roo dnd Ssiraiie, Tent, attended. the dice nt, faweh's hall riage es Witgetee tn Franky “itreet veniagtalned x niber nt (rien Her home ‘Thre: day evening, SiraPMuttie “Amsiorson et Wea, Ha th the hts ati Of tele at" heron Monday. Men x Maier nf Kao city wre is fais tive yesition as teueher Inthe huite schol Miss WiSmith is sleud, She was a pember OM alin Me HS eiuurcle hee. Martin prewetied le feral Mis. Py: tits denhine. tian retreat frat a asl tn Hazard, Ke- Allen Sty Hare Latter Jett Sells thin eeek ta. sttend the hack shea in. Nanhite, “sine "Stary = Guinn wis ineerie! September 2 Newnern, Tenn, Ste, ant afte ate Wyn habe mated tate thie luis laces wehbe Nous eset tended: Tye Shentiy f Robert Giese Tonite was a smeyrige (9 ils nthe td friends Jahuinle See tute Heat this weinige with fever. Augustag, Wile Hanis ty feoeateseing. Craterane Pati Berdaln fy ati” eer the want | ht Wants te po bwek Ge wns. “Reutl your pater ieg worth eesding, “ie he the wale bate Rafer ie ane iors, Sate lamnitian, pent. Rees Antler. shee Mivenau prewetod sn, wxcollemt veustoh Rutnday atghe at thet, Te ehurch, KANSAS: He. ated Mr. Sender -wuneitere the paritacadas nge ra AES amet iethaan econ’ toate et He Peau oa EE Wager ae a teen tain meg a echoing aes Ir eters de eh Bae ar blr ee Fer othe Sa Eee ito a Tiree ero, Sh Foes Mae. ete ihr So et eatin eae Pisco ge tanta: Einie"and Wiergtatns sintiy stent Sunday Ecol ra Se aay Gaol ine etaa ats pereenene SEA Matra cat Sea tse Atte eae eae fect Saale a ind tHe GAlvCAGO DEFENDER f wena viaiting with irs. Marks) sitter. Besta eetha2 a alae ie Ea A ei aR fees, rideeee Sa dengan 3 SE Hie ean eh es eae Se Rash eee at Hane Ute Pa Mg gt gt Ferme vant une" seek ts ot alte Ie baat sn in ae goes, SETHE Albu et wth tee ethene amie Cen: Beak Outen PA a RS ews dora ed, au out ae See a ais Saye Ueahecimcc. Geese, tt SEED an tee toyed 08 See toca, ea eats Ne eds He uselt setl tus base sell ts, Sepa 4, Tallawe'en pros ee dere ae Pa Teeined™ Gor mtpetiaan schcel ipies. Hint ellcerel neue ser, eee ik state th Nl eee ect tetoeyot, th eae, at tiie sear fie teat acon ea sel ate Waar, ae asic and thee \aeceeg ct ae ere an, cme wee Mai, ee SMe ean oon a ig ri Saedeetis faite ote sara eke ee ete Ce a Ssh ements it fe ogre coat ei etree a ae NEW JERSEY Gridacton. MN. J. Mrs. Willian Outten hae been Pitladetitia awed will tase venient aires sa att a eee Be Gia Hi te Iie vacation in lirldgeron. Mv. snl Mes. eee cient gee on Seto det fit He as Meee ict asc haee iRiee es Mate Ae sea ants yon. Mra. Emma Kenzlow, Miss Mable Heefelow Sie-"and Sire oun | Schath, Hew Sil Sirs. Be fieraey. sir. See nia Moree who pent he “aur Stes Atut Mes: Citurles Liranehy Keating atfucty hae eatened home ater pete ing 9 30o Soceka! Suction in Sew York ita Whsiuniten, Be Ge They ensoyed & ferry pleat trip. wae anda ih Renting cure New Brunswick, Ne J. ‘The Rew. J. Westes Spaulding at Jer- sey Cis preneived tural i oMRNE RL fhe Lamar Lingala chute he tev. Feat Wechtngtin in gti ti he: Sy Heat Yuwared Slomy of lneaer Jae Hat’ church she “Fussdaye nist, Re MMornlighn” ehenesiea given Sh "the: Sill tie. "emiowen red, ot t@\ be aittzzin, “Sie ilanke” eng burted Sous aayevcninge” ihe Gad Pettows ‘were ta Sharses Bayonne, . J. athe Hes. Mire Musnant, secretaes ot ug Hada comuten, eae A eat oven ase th tga pains” Hee ‘Wend haat "Thupstiay evening Rt St. oe tor Av at. Ie ion churches Westnet sSeentng the Mieeast of tis Seven Tahies” pan eicen tor Sirs. “Sigy searee. Alea, Ee" Avlunhington’ Cave Scarce) vu anise Kegs Co Cortnomie, ins” vem Sits: Carrie Johnson avn a pores purty AC eee onan dn tithe streets Wot at heaa enteriainments were top the, bens thot Mts feters' A: Sie ts, Zion ehnch pall The Gunakie’ Gina of eh Mie ‘Grid wavs thet first pas avfale In Gite forma s'3" house paris astride feng The party. wua tices both icinlly”atvttinancralty. Siwy faut, Wnwn. fhe onty"taughter of Mrs and Micon". Mroutm. ia confined to her home trou Mines: SS KENTUCKY : fMaslasavite., 4; | We, J. Wi Stevens. state solivitur for tie Bisie hives, hgniaedion "ie Mite in the ctw: Weatiendase: Senteatiy 22 in ihe intent at tio unlverar fi: Stultit, Vice-president ot the Tomes: tis “inte ineuranen tae ules was iv the city eaniaes Semtnnber 28, ite ad i ruc ovidanges wh nin Gicion, suheenitemicnt ot thie Mad enteric ot Lanta, has, spent {Geer weber I the, este seorklng ia the Ritter the above inurance eons fame te, St Sh Mane Henderseng A seaie grind eign othe fe ative ts annual Nit. Sten Stare Fe" Wikem, ntianapelins haw been as Staring hes Went Nema th reid ite the ASL Kanne ehiurch “or two fbeeke. “Mr Reale Regt SI Coan Ti Sas tn’ the rity Peiday Sentermter Berges A AES a aetended the: tate tha Conweniins at Pembene, We hase nek Mra Baan tn fienvinnsoi) Cs iti tat nck He, ham anne hae tees ie Wives aientford ile: Arle, seu i tese weed Nae with Ter" aauhiters Stra, C. sorte. Dover. Ky. Mra sary Rin “Heinen and atten Hanna ittwertatan ete Welding fora felelte Washington aC. Stee, Serie Kesciote haw eeinemed fewin Vineinnatt iin uretie elise wi in Sage AWiinenae. Sigs. omta Chavis and Sir azsie Hankertaon wern wt Stagaeliie Fr tise Mad” Homers de" ale to. he flor a 'shner 'apell t Meknnas ation EEeruintgn tien Atlas ‘Seetria Reon oat Md Many He Women were tn Maye” Clits, Wy, Saturday, “Mtiss Mable John Aon "of Wygington in the aust of her nother, Rage Sloorheak of Maxsviie waa tin teat “ar Mews tgeorae paris Sats turd net Sunaiags ‘Megs taza Ronee Scan Avista ehiieiay. Stsa Honea Annie Uirben ia aut of tox Oma Veena Bowling Green, Ky. ‘rhe sony minitersag of ABs pastorate of av. The ih. Carpenter sith thn hele Rte cheek waa narcons fot It rite ut Toonlsvies the erat Eman vines yn seita te" deine tha “anni Tei ee ctianas, Sie ate nn Me Gilassee Bechet, tess ete ae thie aerek: “Orange farnett at Atenis fi Rtas ga here isting hip mother AME fnegal® af ‘Beorher Sandy "Verra Win eh a state Rireee Cawtist ehureh Sinan. Paris, ky. ie, nna seg fn. Benen of Mantonmery, Alans were Sueno of thelr Mather, Be “Saimin Deramia. Stew Kame ‘Arnold, 110s" Ugh street, ‘wa eta ee deen Miata Rthenwen 3° ates, Punnie: Regera, #23 Beart street, entertained the tatiew Aid Sadiony September ss. Malor tant 21 Attahingcany Doe’. gpd Sew. Ware ENG Mise Atlee Chiles’ of” Phibedetphs ANT Qhimunetan, tel: ccnuamntty gore [ipl eeessantstten. kre hore tthe in Speke a eumnnninty nun ana vor EGE We Netgear Fron So Nidhe sm tmitgoapolla, sehore he seas te Mahe we Me nnd “Mees Mawnan SNiniter and Mw Amanda Shetty and fuel, Mires Boilie rms 2 dled erloet.. oe FLORIDA Saenen, tle: Wille Manual of West Tampa has yeturmeu am'Wer’ Went, 3they Coulee earn AR Berg eee Tee eathacetates, WEStahaa Stent ay ee Hoertae ie heh {Spatlaa ile Week Be Gb eat, cnt a Setter lor Retabhet fa GIRSSIPSTAS, RE "Safe Gio Mos, er a, SP" at Be Ma cade? Bie SARE anc AMAR AN tote Matt AERA AaR atin DUM ase Hic attabte Ne outta aa cesta, Fin dipe wate fp on shin ate ny ah oie Siig 3 alt "Bete Went Ua ae NES OR! ea i tee lated Ra detae St tebe nat meee ie Shy ale, Sactameas Sean 8 Hettot At CRY NAR. “Mie ira Pee Ae SUR GP RAE yeas se petartema ther slice des" oor enrol et A ets Se CRON ERT ERE ach APS ha ceRa aa ae he Hae MEN nur Siesta Wal arb Ue green at adv, Nao i ie etn Sore eet He Hers fealty Meat Rel ee atop” arate Lee ate Seg At ale a Meet Ti, Suite Sie May alee See i a nae an fecha, ane Si eet, Mate TRG ibe AERP lee ne a RISE! Spee ete aioe Wiigalt O85 SRLSBE, hana ie Reco pes het Peat artung rue ahs MG REI He nama i athe fe ete ae Hateag enttalag Ae Rani 9 erg, ney Citic LOM bteTaE eae Gi SRL BOE oe Bae STE, “Sa NS. al P*Migsaning Besen ea TENE ie SE Sieaen Sa ead atte Cale ie Hay doh ka Sh, St, metersbura, Fl, duis gerne esate soturmed bom aglns ease, Bois regered ert af Beata teeta Rice BR ee re SA ge iar Re eats of oC, te acer Shategtin “hd iin Mato’ Fe etna Seek nt Miearwatur asthe guest of Mrs. kittie Sree ALO ENaS hh seinen ‘after a week's visit in Dune- ora Mispeaticee © ia Se ee ky See Rin teen Wa tog Piglet Neer Here ae ee orem, "he Bin hoist ae ita Here Rett eA aie eben ame serrata, autos a ar poeta See ie eter er Maar at Ste ey Frame ot Te. ate nine gt han Maat arnt ost uel Ws Tie fet Feanttona! cures hate SG Sian Re ating A wane Reais Salaried a Sater hee SEE et Bea ee eater Hee eect, Brew ear Ante ataa aa uae AvriTG Thal pirnie: given at Ras GEORGIA Atlanta. Ga. 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OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY, QUANTITY AND SERVICE We pride ourselves very highly when we say to you that we are one of the few enterprises that are now and have been able to quote you with our original before-the-war prices and maintain our high standard of quality and quantity with the original guarantee that we started with since the birth of our institution, February 18th, 1859. RETAIL PRICE LIST OF G. A. MORGAN'S HAIR PRODUCTS Hair Reiner Cream, positively straightens hair in 15 minutes.....$1.00 Hair Grower, promotes an excellent growth of good-looking hair.....50 Hair Pressing Night Cap, presses and trains the hair while you sleep.....1.00 Hair Pressing Gloss, makes the hair soft, straight and glossy.....50 Dandruff and Tetter Ointment, rids the head of dandruff and other dis- THE G. A. MORGAN HAIR REEINING CO. 8204 HARLEM AVENUE, N. E. CLEVELAND, OHIO. By Alexander O. Taylor A. O Taylor THE CHICAGO DEFENDER TATE vote on election day. Maschke, the great coun- leer, praised Mayor Fit- tler, cited evidence. Klan as an insult. Aim- tered Councilman Fli- Tom," with a ean reco- ncilor, the district clerk. Dr. W. E. Bishle Marries Dr. W. F. Richie Marries Dr. R. W. Richie and doubly, surprise a surprise on his many friends last Wednesday by the au- dition of his new book, *The Strobe*, the popular secretary to W. R. 'Connors' general secretary of the American Academy of Pediatrics, who quietly married Tuesday evening by Dr. H. I. Brown of Lane Metropolitan C. Hospital. He has been a Cleveland only five months friends gave him the reputation of being a crazy man, and he came from Chicago and accepted a position with Coleen's Pharmacy last May with his husbands, Ms. and Mr. Richie, who have the best wishes of the Defender are housekeeping at 2200 E. 104th street Political Chatter A Home for If you feel slack of sorts, get your seph's Liver Red powder. Put two teacup. Add two boiling water. 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He told of his arrest when he went to settle up his affairs after the riot and of how his son Arkansas mob after being arrested in connection with the riot. He said that peaceage is still general through the south and he denounced the Klu Klux Klan. Springfield Ohio In thirty days you can be prepared to earn from $200 to $300 a month in the Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing business. Full details upon request and 2 cents for postage. Mr. and Mrs. Krasson Gordon and family and niece Mrs. Miss Genevieve Gordon week-end in Jefferson, Rev. and Mrs. Harris entertained Wednesday in home and left Friday for her house in New York City. Ten your men organized an orchid show on an orchid table. The Ladies Bethel Thursday, Mrs. William lily and Darl Greene were Glen Smith was made secretary of the Service Star Legion. Miss Doris Snowden Luth and Wyman Early and Mildred Heath, house guests and nieces of Mr. Emilianuel Williams, from Wadsworth, Ohio. Mrs. Cora Riggins of Columbus, Ohio, has returned home after visiting Mrs. J. M. McCoy, the wife of the late Dr. in Sturgeville Ohio, last week, where she attended the funeral of a piece, Mrs. J. M. McCoy of Columbus, Ohio; Taran White of Cleveland, Ohio; were called here on account of the death of Walter McOllough, Walter Coop of Woodland, Ohio, visited his daughter, Helen M. McCoy of Columbus, Ohio, Johnson spent last week in Cadiz, Ohio, Master Preston Tinkaway is ill at his home, Master Preston Tinkaway is ill at his home on Trumbull street, where she represented the Service Star, and there is a crowd attend her celebration on Island Fair Grounds Thursday, Mrs. Zelin Harding has been dislodged for a few days. Troy, Ohio Mrs. Leonard Riggins of Columbus, Mrs. William Erevettes and Mrs. Mary Emmie, and Albert Brown visited their parents in Puncheon, Fourth avenue, Columbus, O., for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCoy in Highland Park, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hill moved into the residence vacated by Mr. Medley's brother-in-law, John James Medley attended the funeral of Mr. Medley's brother-in-law, John James Medley are relocating over the air. Beautiful Luxuriant How You May Have It The woman with beauty always attractive. No face or form she may be either increased or lessened by years of experimenting at Dr. Fred Palmer has developed hair dressers, which is making and luxuriant for thousands of Beautiful HAIR Luxuriant How You May Have It This Is Worth Trying The woman with beautiful, luxuriant hair is always attractive. No matter what beauty of face or form she may have, these qualities are either increased or lessened by the condition of her hair. By years of experimenting and careful study of the hair, Dr. Fred Palmer has developed the most exquisite of all hair dressers, which is making the hair straight, soft, long and luxuriant for thousands of people. DR. 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Peterson, Treasurer, 410 State Street, Mobile, Ala. National Political Defense Fund An Election Secretary J. B. Davis, Chairman Nahum Daniel Bruscher, Secretary Old Fellows' Building, Atlanta, Ga. 3423 Indiana Ave., Chicago R. J. Nelson, Winnipen, Del. M. J. Chisum, Philadelphia, Pa. Painville, Ohio Bellaire, Ohio Troy Ohio L'ALMERES MARQUES DE L'ALMERES MARQUES DE L'ALMERES rival of an eight-pound baby girl, Charles Brown, local harbor warrior, was born in the fractured ackle Thursday at Miami County Fair. Miss Marguerite Crowder, 18, Laura Crowder, Mrs. William Hake is ill at her home, North Wall Jones, 18, Jones homes have been from his home to home of his sister, Mrs. Pearl Robinson. Mittell of Middle-town, Ohio, preached at Zion Church, 18, Davies of Helphene, Ohio, visited friends in Troy over the week-end. Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Warmer Arnold, Lima, Ohio Geneva, Ohio Schring, Ohio Mrs. M. Jones was the guest of Mrs. Beatha Jones Thursday. Mr. Kay is able to walk over to his home on Tuesday and Sobering Sunday on business, Mrs. Bertha Taylor and mother were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beatha Jones. Mr. Munkel is now in Muncie, Indiana. Alliance and Sobring people are wishing her a speed return. Mrs. Thinker is convulsive. George W. Jones were out mourning Thursday. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 Why Not Settle in Lower California? The Lower California Land & Investment Co. of Los Angeles offers a drive for a quarter of a million of dollars to be purchased in the purchase price, and that in the near future these hands can be subdivided for the company where not subdivided. WHY BUY STOCK? Because it is only by this means that the large tracts of land hold valuable resources among coalmines. The stockholder also has the advantage of converting the land into a purchasing land at the net cost prior to the company, the company will have to pay from those who do not do anything but an investment, the company plans in the beginning to farm those lands to make sufficient funds to pay a good percentage on the investment. After-chances of poors, peaches, oranges, walnuts or anything that can be grown in California, a stockholder now by subscribing for as small a number of shares as 10, 25, 50, 100 or more at one large capital to make a trip to lower California and see how they can means there that will be far greater financial man to themselves than else regardless, hurried, oppressed people. Write the Lower California Land & Development Co., 221 Lassor building, Los Angeles. THEO. W, TROY. President. HUGH MBEATH. Secretary. OPEN LETTER TO THE RACE BY W. C. HUERTON Sec. Treas. of National Realty and Investment Co. Gary, Indiana Dear Race Men and Women: I assume to inform you that Gary is the first testing place of the Race, Gary, Indiana, was not fully developed, as were all the other places that are large Race centers, before we had the opportunity to get there; we came to Gary with other groups. We receive the same wages for doing the same work. Our educational facilities are available. So after years, we cannot defend if we do not compare favorably with other groups, on the ground that we did not have an equal chance. In order to do our part we must have sanitary houses and plenty of them, and it is the obligation of the company to provide us with this we must do, whether we plan to come to tary or not. We guarantee your investment will be a paying one. Every house of five rooms built for our group, adds four men to the pay roll, and we will provide them with $7,821.64 per annum. If you will invest $1,600 our corporation will furnish lot and build the house, and it will pay for itself out of the income; it is then the responsibility of the man in this, the greatest of industrial nodes. Write today for particulars. NATIONAL REALTY and INVESTMENT CO. 12 W. C. Hineson, Sec.-Treas. Central Bank, Gary, Ind. EVERY WOMAN WANTS A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR USE THE GUARANTEED HOR-TON-A HAIR Grower and Face Preparations Hair Grower Temple Grower Tortoise Salte Sham Pon Preening Dry Beauty Cream Washable Cream Face Brower 50c 25c 50c 50c 50c 50c 35c 50c Hair Grower, 50c Temple Grower, 50c Grower, 50c Salve, 50c Sham, 50c Poo, 50c Freezing Cream, 50c Hair Grower, 50c Beauty Cream, 35c Washing Cream, 35c Powder, 50c HOLT-TON-A Hair Grower grafts this hair, let it grow yours. Men and women of the race can benefit from these dental preparations. Send $1.80 for six weeks' trial treatment. The Hair Grower System of Hair culture by mail or at college. Do free until given with course. Discounts available. For further par- micular information. EVELYN HORTON MFG. CO. Dept. A St. Louis, Mo. F. I. T. S THE QUAKER By J. H. GRAY Washington, Pa. The grand Royal only was held at the Augusta Baptist Church in the city of Boston, where he was presided by the Rev. W. W. Joanne D. De, of Indulgence, throughout the entire city. Special indulgence was given to the Baptist church last week in honor of the new town Rev. W. W. Joanne D. De, after which reflections were served. After which reflections were served, the Washington and veteran of the civil war died at the home. Isak K. Kushner, the father of the two sons survive. Personal memorials were held at the Barry Avenue. Thursday of August 22 at 6:00. Interment in the Huntington Books, Mr. and Mrs. Rohlf, Mrs. Ethel Kushner, and Ms. W. W. Joanne D. De, were guests of Mrs. Sue Thomas, Hally Avery, Ann Avery, Ohio, was the guest of her husband, Otto. Ohio was the guest of her husband, Otto. Is of the utmost importance—take care of it. Many people now suffer from insults, and others might be wounded and stricken today; it they had beaten nature's warnings. Do Not Neglect Those Pains In the small of your back. They may seem small and merely annoying, but they are Nature's warnings of the improper action of your liver and kidneys. Rheumism. Brightness. Disease. Heart Failure. Proper Analysis, etc., are the results of the combined improper functioning of the virus. The AZT30 INDIAN KIDNEX AND LIVER MEDICINE and notice quickly these pales disappear. AZT30 INDIAN KIDNEX AND LIVER MEDICINE is also recommended for Malaria, Chills and Pills. Rheumatism. Neuritis. Loss of Nature, Cataract, Proper, Clear, Pearly Heart, Tired, Sleepy, Feeling, Dead, Schein, Pain in Nore, Sides, Shoulders, Back Ups; Sick, Stomach, Kidney and Blood Trouble. Female Disease and Wound. Pormide, Bad Cold, La Celipe, Stomach The Viver, Pain, Third Feeling. Positively Will Notice is sold by genuine parts only. If you do not have genuine parts, different parts may be used. If it does not have your warranty, ```markdown ``` Oil City, Pa. Mrs. John Collins has returned to her home on Grave street. Mrs. Ribbon Franklin, were married at the home of Rev. Price, September 7, 1913, and Mrs. Franklin, December 1, 1913, and Franklin, Lord Friday, left for Pitt University Friday. The Mrs. Amy Simmons,gress of Mrs. Fred Piner, Sapphire Street. The Piner opened, Friday evening, treasury Collins spent several days in Washington and children and Mrs. Goode Collins are spending several days in Washington and children and Mrs. Polley, this day, were married at the home of the brides parents Harel Curriess, a cooperator of the brides warden, Charles Baldwin was plummer street, Mac and Eil Collins left for Saturday morning for the friends gathered at told Fellows hall Tuesday evening to celebrate the Birth birthday of Eil Collins, Graver Meadville, Pa. Carlile Pa. A birthday party was held for Miss Helen Holley on the evening of Saturday, April 16, 2015, at Carlisle High School in Carlisle, visiting relatives. Mary Holley left last week for Presbyterian, Va., where they will enter the State of Virginia. East Liberty availa is in the Carlisle hospital, where given by the King's Daughters in the twentieth, was a grand success. Miss Ruby Mitchell has gone to Storm Lake Sunday evening at a church. He was a member and disciple of Storm Lake Church Sunday afternoon at a church. She left Carlisle Sunday morning for Joyce Cressi, Mrs Elinora Clark, Shirley Huntman, Lynah Tabor of Philadelphia, and Mary V. Holmes, Mrs Queen Alice weekend the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas, Mrs Elizabeth Harrison, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walker Taylor and Mrs Lilian Created spent Sunday evening in the quite spent the past week, but much more. Mrs. John Washington, Mrs Mayne A., a birthday party Saturday night, Rockefeller Bell and Mrs. Edward Hospital last week. Pocatello, Idaho. Miss Lydia King of New Orleans, La., and Miss Jessica King of Jackson, Miss. will be the guest of Wednesday by R. N. Elkidt. Miss Harriet Gordon, who joined Miss Lydia for her bach practice, will be getting along nicely. Miss Martie Martin will be at the bedside of her sick sister, Mary and Albert Jackson, left for New Orleans. And, last week after spending activities here, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Prenton were in Paris. Miss Elizabeth Stowaway, 75 S. Third street, is indisposed this morning. Miss Johnny Chambers is on the NORTH CAROLINA Rocky Mount, N.C. Bobby Mann is a partner for its first annual fair, the Twin-County Fair. A boy exhibited at five-week, on-week and four-week, all-year, All-Flesh Day, local business men. His fair days are October 2, 1984, and 5. Some of his fairy what you have, several of the same students have, returned to their respective schools and others are buying daily. Selvester Jones gave a party at the home of his partner on July 16, 1984. The支出 of Samuel Pew and Miss Ann L. Martin was held September 27, 1985. Miss Katie Harris of North Carolina visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harrington, Miss Jenny Serrano, of Farmers, N.C., spent a few days with her relatives and friends. Mr. and Miss Eddie Parker lost their baby last week. WARNING Pecans are hereby warned not to pay their subscriptions to newshools. If they do so, it is at their own risk. IDAHO SOLD BY ALENTS ONLY Wilson, 110 South Cooper street, are the proud parents of a child 54 pounds baby and a toddler to the little daughter have returned from a visit with her parents to Maddy's home, where she became of dear baby, who returned this life one year ago. September 25 of silence often flow; memory keeps you over ever night, though you passed one year. Mrs. Harry Mundy, Mrs. Mary Smith, 214 South Camden street has been contained. L. C. Warfield is very ill in her home 122 South Camden street, Mrs. Catherine Swansell, Rockville, and Crawfordville, Ind. Since the State Ephaphs she will arrive in Kokomo to meet her grandmother and others, mentioned in Indiana, Ind. and Sunday, September 16 for please call phone 1256 or hand them to the agent at 527 East Jackson street. Mrs. Ormond Weekware is spending a few days in Evansville visiting relatives and friends. James Foster of Petersburg, Ind., recent Saturday evening and Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crawford and family. He was in rent to Leubelville, Ky. These are the six-three-year-old Mrs. Lizzie Minters and the 8th daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Johnson of Chicago, Ill., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hursell Sewering. Indefinitely. An evening wedding of unusual attractiveness was an event of Saturday when Miss Helena Bucklines, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bucklines, was given in marriage to Ernest E. Wells of Oakland City, Ind., the ceremony including place at the home of the bride's parents at 5:20 e.g., Rev. J. E. Todd, pastor of the Missionary Baptist church, affiliated. The entire town guests were Miss Lucy Wells, Raleigh and George Wells, sisters and brothers of the groom. Mrs. Bertha Minters and little daughter, Laurant, are spending a few days as the guests of Mrs. Victoria Harris. The county tale, given under the auspices of Beth S. Chowder at the church, met with great success. Rev. J. E. Johnson has opened a cleaning and pressing partner in his undertaking establishment. Affared, bold, and "clarion," Jeffrey Chowder, who are representing the Mid-Western Life Insurance Corporation central Inflation, report great success in the new field. Tails is a race organization owned and controlled exclusively by men of the Race. Mrs. Gerrule Haywood is very ill at home in the low Springs. The Chicago Defender will be our sale at all times at the Prairies Vandals. All news should reach there no later than Monday evening. Ft. Wayne, Ind. The Mr. Olive Baptist church is preparing to hold a great revival meeting. The Rev. Dr. Johnson of Texas is courting the North and will preach ten days. Anha Tattl Brown will appear at the Mr. Olive Baptist church Wednesday, October 19, in a good-by recital. Turner Chapel A. M. E. held their regular quarterly conference Sunday, September 25, with Elder Sanders presiding. Rev. S. T. Beld, pastor of Turner Chapel, and Presiding Elder Sanders left for Mr. Clemens, M.I. 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BOLLO W/U SON Connersville, Ind Howard twin, the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parkins, died last week at home, Rey, C. W. Ford officiating. The funeral of Mr. James' son, who died in Kaptian church, Mrs. Jasper Greer was in Gowerville last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. James Tibbles, and Mrs. James Tibbles entertained R. Rev. C. R. Ross of Lockland, Floyd and sons sent Sunday in Dushville, the guests of their family, Mrs. James Tibbles, will be in Kuttyte, have returned home, William Henry Parkins remains in Lawrence, Walter Roberts remains Sunday in Lawrence, Miss. Brenda Keevis is visiting in Lawrence, Euston for the celebration of Emancipation day in Roberts Park, the memorial spring fest Sunday evening when Rev. Nickeis (wife) of Princeton and about 10 of their nieces is united with us in worship. Kalyan and Kokomo, Ind. The 112th class of the Second Baptist church in November 22, Mrs. 19, W. Lafarge, 29 North Kennedy superior at Palmerville Hall Thursday night. The deacons board of the Aux- lises, September 20, at the home of Mrs. Horace Bush, North Kennedy superior, Mrs. Pauline Bush, her sister, Mrs. Priscilla Folsbe, in South Bond and, Mrs. Baildine, and Mrs. Al Stewart, 101 North Kennedy street, while visiting friends in Lo- landia, where she was born, and death of Mr. Stewart's father, John Dillard, who was confined to his stone, his illness, is better. Mrs. Willa White, 101 Near Kennedy, bus. his buffalo, N. V. Mr. and Mrs. Hamoe Description C2222 for internal use only. It is absorbed and does not absorb almost directly upon the Gauze. Cautions on doxies, periphrasal, chloral styrene or mercury. GUARANTEE The manufactures will refund more than if you are red-hot. All of us read careful reviews. Directions on every Bottle Price $1.00 THE C-2223 Laboratory MEMPHIS, TENN. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Aycshire Ltd. Muncle, Ind. Et. Wayne Ind. New Castle, Ind. Connersyl Inc. 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USE DEFENDER WANT COLLIMNS RESULTS COUNT 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. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921 RESUL COWHIDES USED ON GIRLS IN S. CAROLINA Greenwood, N. I., Sept. 20. There was a boy taken by suspected "investigators" concerning the horrible cut-off which was wounding the "leaders" in local affairs, several of them city officials, many of them "leaders" in local affairs, be called upon, upon the two young daughters of the Valentine with a tumble, who depended 17 years of age respectively. The boys in the case, which had to do with a local white woman, in which the latter came out second best and subsequently arrest of the girl, whose parents were from jail by the mob of the presentative citizens and the subsequent arrest in water and sand, is a blot upon even the already prison record of this com- Girls Raed It is understood that the girls were trained by members of the mob prosecution as much accountable for the condition, which bled fair for their ultimatum, as was not removed at the time of the doughes and as a consequence under the draught of the girls and had to be removed piece by piece. If the victims of this disgraced or marred life, according to a statement made by a preamendment of their wounds, it was this same physician who stated, positively instigated before the whippings began. The white woman who was the cause of the disgraced affliction of her kind and is doubtful if anything will come of any "investigation" more efforts ofudge. In Featherman to have the affair afflicted and girls to have further prosecution will be held at they occur—I. Davenport. IN MEMORIAM MOVEMENTS! In loving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Pyrl L. Bleving, who passed away Oct. 1, 1926. She has wandered into an unknown land In memory of Charles Porter, Sr. and his wife, Mary, the time is gliding "Sniffly" the time is gliding. And often the tears bedim our eyes "Well meet us" that defend "Sadly missed" -Wife, Occident Porter, Hannah Porter, Mollie P., Willett Janie P., Allen, daughters, Paris, K. In fondest memory of my father, B. B. J., Ibull, who died October 2 1945, "dropped her" -Daughter, daughter, Elysia Raphael AUTOMOBILE HINTS The Reese Automobile school is now in full session. Come in now and prepare yourself for full and winter positions. Calls are coming in almost daily for competent chauffeurs and mechanics. All automobile owners and their wives should know how to drive their cars. Are you prepared? Our daylight garage has been remodeled. We have AI mechanics and garzemen and are prepared to give you first class service. We have a few more storage spaces left, with or without service; rates reasonable. Come in now and avoid the fall rush. Cars washed, polished and simulated day and night. Call Reese for estimates on your repairs. He will give you a square deal. For further information call Victory 472 or write 10 East 6th Street. -Adventure. Y. M. C. A. NIGHT SCHOOL Enroll now in the Wabash Avenue Y. M. C. A. Night School. Prepare for civil service or other clerical positions. The twelve weeks' work covers arithmetics, spelling, grammar, letter writing, general information, with special attention to individual needs. Classes begin October 17, 1994. Write or phone Harold S. Peltner, principal. Wabash Avenue Y. M. C. A. nightward 5540-Advent. A COLOR BLIND POLICE FORCE It is a police police force color belief, or is it in the essential employ of the shoppers and the laundrymen? We ask the question because it seems to be very hard to think of them to uncover the source of the bombing of several stores of a shop and trouble and imbecile for them to discover the subjects who are posting to take the "life of those Blue. What becomes of the bombers after they are involved? A course of methods in a more mindful and more effective way of discussing confidences were accessed and discussed for a few days. What has been done about it? What is going to be done with those who were caught this week and charged with so many other issues? If the police force had an eye for all its business, it does appear that the bombers of Mr. Bence's home might be hopelessly dead of their subsequent immunity. At one time it seemed that the Dirt Bones were dangerously nearer in relation, but something perhaps worked, and nothing more has been done about it. The bombers and the R. K. K. Kranbipf make good head-bows. Let's get rid of both of them. Wellsville, Ohio J. W. Moltenberg was in Pittsburgh on business last week. He visited Harry Stringer, who is in the Mercy hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Mabel Wilson have returned from California after visiting for six weeks. Clarence Gibson is taking his vacation in St. Louis. Jesse Mercer, Sam Cornell and Ernest Reckman visited Harry Stringer in the Mercy hospital. Violent club had a successful lawn fete given at the residence of Mrs. Jean Johnson. Will Spirer is visiting a friends in Cleveland. A COMER! REV. H. B. HAWKINS, ASSISTANT PASTOR OLIVET BAPIST CHURCH, CHICAGO Chicago, passed by Dr. L. K. Wilkinson recently, or to be exact on September 26 this year in his last year in office, him by President C. H. Parrish of Chicago, city, Louisville, Ky., the degree of bachelor of arts and bachelor of social work on the subject of "The Correspondence and Social Press," seems to be all indications one of the prominent powers divine of the lines, worthy of an eye witness, of the power of connection, from the life of Dr. C. T. Walker down, whose fame was not born to die, and whose spirit was abolished, probably, to eventually write his name high upon the scroll of public distinction with those of the powerful connection, from the life of the cause of the Master will add to the story of the "Cross Triumphman," until time is swallowed up in Modest almost to the verge of maidenly shyness, this young divine, the Rev. Hawkins, could not be induced to talk of himself, but through one who knows, and did talk, your scribble learned this: He was formerly a student at Simmons University of Louisville, Kyr. denishing a normal course, plus two years of college life in this school. After which he did his junior college work at the Ohio State University at Columbus, Ohio, later taking a course in economics. Returning to Chicago he again engaged in college application, and re-entered Simmons University at Louisville, Kyr., during the last quarter of the term, and finished, as above stated, September 20, this year. Personally, as you meet him face to face, he is a most agreeable-let us say, human, thinking, talking document—brilliant, nevertheless modest, erudite, nevertheless unpretentious and always everywhere with and towards every one, bearing himself as should become a Christian gentleman. If the progress, forward and upward, of any special group, or people, civilization, can be measured, judged and wielded, as to its probable futuristic and intellectual vision and virtue of its leaders, it is seen like this to the business of the soul—who must blaze the way for his followers; must he looked up to—follow and so, for that reason, I have, unmasked, of any own vicious, chosen to lead the character and influence, to follow in the wake of this devoted mission, the character and influence, to follow in the wake of this devoted mission, the character and influence, to follow in the wake of this devoted mission, the character and influence, to serve the Master, and the gift, so rare and unusual in these days of the future, directing his struggling brother, journeying towards the New Jerusalem. LOST RELATIVES Would like to know the where- ness of John Justice, the two year ago in Atlanta, Ga. Last board from in Tennessee, six months ago and the last board I show headed for Indiana. Her charley justice, wish to know if she is dead or alive. Address Charley Justice, 620 old wheat street, Atlanta. CLINT YEARGIN Want to know the whereabouts of my sister and brother. Clint Vosneut of Kansas City, Ark. last board of in Kansas City. Any information readily available. William Sillen of L. S. Stockwell, b. Nov. 15, 1920. REV. JASPER TERRY Any one knowing the whereabouts of Rev. Jasper Terry, last board of in Laporte, ind. in 1517 Kindly commend the defense. Rev. B. GERTRUDE WEST Any one knowing the whereabouts of Michael M. Mackenzie, in 1922, or of James in Macauley, in 1922, or of James in Chattanooga, Tenn., in 1925, please notify brother, John Tennier West, 4321 S. avenue, Le Grand, France. CHARLIE AUGUSTUS JOES 1922, died in Charlotte, just outside of Charlotte, just outside of Bedford, Ind. in 1918 discharged in Ft. Wayne, Ind. kindly communicated by James, Charlotte, Chattanooga, Ind. CASBIE TAGGART Would like to know the whereabouts of Carrie Tamarit, last week on Indian Avenue and 23rd Street in H. Stutter, 214 Chester Street, October LOUISE REED MOVES Louis Roel, Pore bldg. grower, formerly of 2302 State street, has been a member of the general group, ep. 6. Advertisement. Anyone interested in the whereabouts of Emmanuel Hotel best board of in Chattanooga, Tenn. please communicate to the office at 685 Vetterle Ave, Detroit, Mich. CHICAGO'S PLEASANT HOTEL Bloedel, 321 and Walsh avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn. please contact in the board of the city, near the elevated roads and our lines, just above the railroad and cabined station. Electric light, both steam heat and private baths, without feeding for yourself our receiving rates. It is the shine de- ferent accommodations and services may be had for the same cost in Chicago. Bloedel has superior location, ventilation and transportation. A magnificent dining room, excellent food at extremely low prices, brings to a burglar look up bldg. for information, or write for information - Adri MRS. RIDGEWAY-SMITH MOVES Mrs. RIDGEWAY-SMITH, formerly located at 625 East St. street and 625 West St. street, calls Call Karen 2866 - Advertisement. MOTON ADDRESSES Y. M. G. A. WORKERS ON BAGE RELATIONS Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 25—The International Association has started a series of studies better relations between various racial groups in America. While the study focused on race, it removed, so far as possible, causes of conflict between our force and the population, standing between them, a similar effect between race and race, and a better relations between Americans and Asiatics on the Western coast andheast. Anno-Saxons in the industrial era. At the opening session of the international committee conference at the University of Chicago on December 24, 2014, 24 speakers of both races merged equality of opportunity as the basis for immanence among the speakers. The speaker was Mafar R. K. Moton, who spoke of the unimposed influence of the media about a feeling of mutual respect and helplessness between the two peoples. Many subjects for the perpetuation of this idea were discussed in the committee. The 550 secretaries in attendance at the meeting were numerous in their participation to commemorate the Red Triangle through the world. CARD OF THANKS ADVERTISING We wish to thank our friends for their kindness shown us during the illness and the death of our brother, William L. Taggart, who passed away September 21. Especially do we thank the ministers for their kind words at the funeral, Rev. H. Hawkins, Oliver Baptist church; Rev. S. J. Clemens, Rev. J. M. Higginbotham and Rev. J. J. Harris—Mrs. L. A. Poston, J. L. 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VERONA AVE. 252, 415, APT. 1, LARGE LIGHT room, double or single. Bath all hours; washing single or double. E. 257 ST. 415, APT. 4-PLUNK, ROOM; hot water, hot and cool water; pike water; adherent water; BASSEMEN ROOM; adherent water; BASSEMEN ROOM; E. 401 ST. 315, APT. 3-SEATLY INDINA AVE. 252, 415, ROOM; HOT and cold water; modern. Baths 284. Corn field, corn stem, steam bath. Bath 287. Corn field, corn stem, steam bath. Bath 287. LAWRENCE AVE. 424, 415-ST. PLUNK, ROOM; also light water; room. PLUNK, ROOM; also light water; room. NEATLY ROOM; ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT CHAMPLAIN AVE. 424-PLUNK, ROOM; with your couple; three of couples; all cool. GRAVEN AVE. 424-PLUNK, ROOM; baths 284. BOWEN AVE. 200, 300, 301 OR CUPNIT room for tea, Bowen. GRAND BLDG. 2001, 3D APT.-FURN. room for tea, Bowen. PARK AVE. 2001, 3D APT.-FURN. private family room, double bedroom PALMET AVE. 2001, 3D APT.-FURN. and RITCH KIRANA AVE. 2001, 3D APT.-FURN. and MODERN kitchen, twin room for fruit bake, Bowen. RIDGES AVE. 2001-MODERN FURN. BM. for the kitchen, Bowen. Phones: Drexel 5123 and Blvd. 2314 Beautiful furnished rooms, with all modern conveniences, also with large office spaces and lockers. Unlimited 14.99 per week. CALC挞 AVE., 20E-ONE LARGE ROOM, neatly furn.; also 1 small room, just right for single indy or man; but water heat, hot and cold water, long as M55. PRAIRE AVE., 225-TWO LARGE FURN. rooms; no-renge required; modern crevice furn. Douglas 7017. PRAIRE AVE., 4423, 3D APT.-NEATLY Furn.; no-ro; couple or men; private kitchen, Dread 1101. E. 4TH PL., 314, APT.: -LARGE OUTSIDE from, modern; near "1," not far. New west QuaL. PENNING AVE., Gat. APT. 3-SEATAL fort. room, suitable for gentlemen or ladies bath-room. Warehouse #C. INGLANDAVAR 400-PTN-TEEN ROOMS ALL INGLANDAVAR 400-PTN-TEEN ROOMS ALL kilnchiclet 3pax plus master. ALL kilnchiclet 3pax plus master. ALL PRARV. AVE., 4252. 30 F.L. 14204. 2607. AVE., modern: desirable family. Roe, 5250. 18 Rowe, AVE., 255-NICELY FERN, FONT ROOM FOR COMPANY PENTER, 1970. 2608. Rowe, 1970. 2609. NILAT FONT ROOM, MODERN, FOR GEN. LOUNGE, 1980. 2610. Rowe, 2000. 2611. Rowe, 2000. 2612. Rowe, 2000. 2613. Rowe, 2000. 2614. Rowe, 2000. 2615. Rowe, 2000. 2616. Rowe, 2000. 2617. Rowe, 2000. 2618. Rowe, 2000. 2619. Rowe, 2000. 2620. Rowe, 2000. 2621. Rowe, 2000. 2622. Rowe, 2000. 2623. Rowe, 2000. 2624. Rowe, 2000. 2625. Rowe, 2000. 2626. Rowe, 2000. 2627. Rowe, 2000. 2628. Rowe, 2000. 2629. Rowe, 2000. 2630. Rowe, 2000. 2631. Rowe, 2000. 2632. Rowe, 2000. 2633. Rowe, 2000. 2634. Rowe, 2000. 2635. Rowe, 2000. 2636. Rowe, 2000. 2637. Rowe, 2000. 2638. Rowe, 2000. 2639. Rowe, 2000. 2640. Rowe, 2000. 2641. Rowe, 2000. 2642. Rowe, 2000. 2643. Rowe, 2000. 2644. Rowe, 2000. 2645. Rowe, 2000. 2646. Rowe, 2000. 2647. Rowe, 2000. 2648. Rowe, 2000. 2649. Rowe, 2000. 2650. Rowe, 2000. 2651. Rowe, 2000. 2652. Rowe, 2000. 2653. Rowe, 2000. 2654. Rowe, 2000. 2655. Rowe, 2000. 2656. Rowe, 2000. 2657. Rowe, 2000. 2658. Rowe, 2000. 2659. Rowe, 2000. 2660. Rowe, 2000. 2661. Rowe, 2000. 2662. Rowe, 2000. 2663. Rowe, 2000. 2664. Rowe, 2000. 2 GRAND REY, 5745–5746 AND RATH FOR RAN, Call Bombas 5672. VERNON AVE, 225–226 BEDROOMS LARGE front room, steam heat. GRAND BAY, 325, 326 APT.-NEATLY FURNITURE, modern convenience. E. 45TH ST. 500 NEATLY FURN. ROOMS FOR RAT. FOR NATIONAL EVERL. 18TH APT.-Newly furnished, modern. 18TH APT.-18TH FURNITURE AVE. 4254. 20 APT. NEATLY FURN. ROOMS. DREED 465. CALUMET AVE, 2016-TWO NEATLY FURN. ROOMS; men or women; very comfortable. STATE ST., 5677. APT. 24 FURN. FRONT room; women; 11. Call evening. WABASH AVE, 3525. 30 FLOOR-NEATLY FURN. roo. steam heat. Englewood St., 13. PRAIRE AVE. 1702. 20 APT.-NICE FRONT room; steam private family. Long, 486. 18 APT.-FRONT room; for rent; first first. T.E. Vietex 204. 19TH APT.-NEATLY FRONT room; 1200. ROOMS. T.E. 19TH FRONT room; 1200. LANGLEY AVE, 451. 1ST APT.-TIEN. 08. 08. NOVE. ST. APT.-TIEN. 08. 08. WARASH AVE. 5255. 20 APT.-TIEN. 08. 08. no. electricity. steam heat. WABASH AVE., 245. 4TH APT.-TIEN. roo. steam. no. 1054. 20 APT.-TIEN. INDIANA AVE, 454. 20 APT.-TWO FRONT. SICHEX AVE, 232-TWO LARGE PROXIMES; COMP. of railroad man; also small, ELLEIS AVE, 221S-FURN, 700018 AT BRAIN SON, front room, mod. cont., Hong, 5645. CALVIN T. FURN, front room, mod. cont., Hong, 5645. LIGHT FRONT ROOM: STEAM HEAT: XEAR ER,房, Douglas 471. FURN: ROOM FOR CONGENIAL EMPLOYED COMP. of other전者, Douglas 471. FEAR: AVE., 452-NICE V. FURN, ROL, private bath: gentleman preferred. FEAR: AVE., 204-FURN, ROOM FOR LYVE, clean, rear, modern, com. of hear, mod. cont., ROBIN ROOM, ROBIN AVE., 224-FURN, ROBIN ROOM, steam, electricity, man and wife. SHAND BAV, 404-3D PL, FURN, ROOM, modern, light: 55 per week. COTTAGE GIVE AVE., 447-ONE ROOM for body of gentleman, Prevel 2015. INDIANA AVE., 492-NIBATY FURN, room, mod. cont., Renwood 440. PRATHE AVE., 4549-TWO NEATLY FURN, room, private bath: men pref., Reezel 301. INDIANA AVE., 4547-3D APT., NICEY FURN, room for man and wife, Ken, 5645. EAST ST., 125-FURN, ROOMS OR LIGHT HOUSEkeeping, Renwood 200, Miss Webb, WARSHI AVE, 5225, APT., FURN, room for light housekeeping, Ried, 267. VIN-VENNES AVE., 4343-FURN, ROOMS ALLANCES: large and fitz. OLE, 52ND AND COFFEE SHOP, NEW Douglas Home. Form, power, access, lighted and decorated. 800-722-2222. 800-722-2222. 800-722-2222. Phone: Douglas Home. 214 GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN IN ALL STA- TLES. For business for $250 per week at the JELLA Hotel, 1000 W. 12th St., Los Angeles, CA. Mls. Inc., Los Angeles, CA. 900-722-2222. FOREST AVENUE, 52ND TWO LIGHT, CLEAN ME: AVE. 420-SEATLY FERN, Large front team, modern, old telephone Boulder 2001; few phone outland 2002. Mrs. Sarah Louis-Harris, CAMELOT AVENUE. 32ND-SEVENTH STREET. hot or cool form, modern conveniences; private family; convenient to "L" or surface room; couple or room. Intersect. FRAME AVL, C22, 28 APT, 306GEN for test for test, comp. length 516d, 516d LANGLEY AVE. 321, 322 LABOR FRONT LANGLEY AVE. 321, 322 LABOR FRONT and electric power for a house. NEBLAY LABOR FRONT, 321, 322 PLAFAM LABOR FRONT, 321, 322 LABOR FRONT and hot water. LABOR FRONT, 321, 322 LABOR FRONT. WASHBURY AVE. 321, 322 LT-2, TWO LABOR FRONT, 321, 322 LT-2, TWO LABOR FRONT and residential work. Worthbury 416. PRAHAM AVE. 321, 322 20 APT- NEATLY FURN. 321, 322 20 APT- NEATLY FURN. for oil or gas supplies. Dovell 416. C. 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419 LABOR FRONT, 419, 419 LABOR FRONT and residential work. Dovell 416. INDULA AVE. 321, 322 417 APT- LABOR FRONT, 419, 419 LABOR FRONT and residential work. Dovell 416. INDULA AVE. 321, 322 417 APT- LABOR FRONT, 419, 419 LABOR FRONT and residential work. Dovell 416. RIDGES AVE. 321, 322 417 APT- NEATLY FURN. for oil or gas supplies. Dovell 416. Dovell 416. WASHBURY AVE. 321, 322 20 APT- PRIMAL FRONT, 321, 322 20 APT- PRIMAL FRONT and residential work. Worthbury 416. PRAHAM AVE. 321, 322 20 APT- NEATLY FURN. for oil or gas supplies. Worthbury 416. PRAHAM AVE. 321, 322 20 APT- NEATLY FURN. for oil or gas supplies. Worthbury 416. ROBERT HOR RENT - NO. OBATION TO child over 5. Phone: 024-2065. CHAMPLAIN AVE, 4520 IST P.A. - 10021 to middleaged or raincloud man. WARSHI AV. - 4520 AST - 10021 to child over 5. Phone: 024-2065. FORBESTYHILG AVE, 4255 AST, 2-NEAT, film, to: stream-over-e. light: 24-54. INDIANA AVR., 215-NEATLY Fures, to: e. light and hot water. Vt. B2. TWO FRONT EMOUS, ITVN, LIGHT HOUSE keeping: private family. Kenwood 427. LANGLEY AVE, 414 FTRN, ROOM FOR man and wife. Call after 5. E. homeways. INDIANA AVR., 221-STEAM HEATED n-be for men and. Mrs. Kennedy. ST. WARRENVE AVE, 4721, 2D AFT, FURN, room: private family: children conferences. CALVIMET AVE., 414, 30 FL - LARGO front film: stream-over-e. couple. Oak, 215-J. INDIANA AVR., 225-APT, 2-NATLY Furn, room: tenwood 924. PRAIER AVR., 452-TWO OR 3 HOENI keeping: five-stream-over-e. phone: reasonable. PEARLE AVEN 111-FTRN, ROOM, M00-en, Oakland 622. STERLON AVE. 252, 253, 254 - BOWL ROWS for couple of single beds. Bail off after bed. BOWL ROWS. Bail off after bed. BOWL ROWS for bed. Browd 160 BOWL ROWS. 46, 21 AFT - ABOUT FURN BOWL ROWS. 46, 21 AFT - ABOUT FURN STATE ROWS. 251, 254 - AFT - NATLYTU FURN storm bed. Browd 242, 243 FURN name. Browd 250 SOUTH AVE. 252, 253 - BOWL ROWS for couple of single beds. Bail off after bed. BOWL ROWS for bed. Browd 160 PEARRIE, AVE., 4722–NEATLY FURN, rooms, modern, Brevet 6069. RHODES AVE., 3129, 2D FL.-FRONT PAR for room for rent. INDIANA AV. 4226, 4TH APT.-NEATLY from, front room, modern, Ovalace 1501. PRAIRE AVE., 4251, AFF. 2-NEATLY from, rooms, Oakland 2021. BILL-AV. 3241, NEATLY FURN, light above, room; in-class, in-view, E. SIST ST., 15-NEATLY FURN, rooms, last and cost state-cost heat. D. BOUG. 2225, FALL MATT AVE., 428-TWO ROoms; STEAM Rent; quiet home, Mrs. J. W. George. PPAR1B: AV. 428-TWO FURN, rooms, first class people only. GACAPOIN ST., 2022-ROOMS, FURN, 05 unfarm. PRAIRRIE AVE., 315-FRONT ROOMS; PII vote kitchen. PRAIRIE AVEN. 5157-FRONT ROOM; PRIVATE WINDOWS. WARHAM AVE. 4125, 326 APT.-FROYD for rent: room for rent: BEST ROOM, Bldg. 326 CALMET AVE. 121-126 AMEG, ROOM WITH Mikeglebe, Bldg. 8478. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Morgan Park SEE US Houses and Lots EASY TERMS 3-room house, 2 lots, cheap. Immediate possession. J. H. SIMONS & CO. 1648 Monterey Ave. Phone Beverly 722 SOME REAL BARGAINS Pension modern home, light, light balance monthly, $5,000 $500 cash balance monthly, $2,500 $2,500 items. Price rise very fine, somethings house, Lawn, avenue, mansion, light, light, light class condition; $500 cash, balance MANY REAL EARGAINS SINCE 1947 IYEARLY INCOME PAYED Ten years of labor. they made the shirt. Two dollars may start you making a certain amount of money necessary to live. with interest in well and postponing interest in their retirement. with interest. This establishment, established free from. SOFTWARE TEKAS oil. CO. GD. BENCHM. L. LOUTH, M. ```markdown ``` WILL SELL AT A NACRIFICE—For quick sale, 2900 Vernon Ave. 3 story brick with stone trimming; 10-room residence; furniture heat; income $500 per year; mortgage $1,500; make offer. FIDELITY BOND & MORTGAGE COMPANY 18 N. Lasalle St. Phone Main 4189. FOR SALE BY OWNER PRARRIVE AVER. near 2000 S. 11 from brick house, then trimmed front and back; less low, less high, less^{(2)}装修; less^{(3)}装修; less^{(4)}装修; less^{(5)}装修; less^{(6)}装修; less^{(7)}装修; less^{(8)}装修; less^{(9)}装修; less^{(10)}装修; less^{(11)}装修; less^{(12)}装修; less^{(13)}装修; less^{(14)}装修; less^{(15)}装修; less^{(16)}装修; less^{(17)}装修; less^{(18)}装修; less^{(19)}装修; less^{(20)}装修; less^{(21)}装修; less^{(22)}装修; less^{(23)}装修; less^{(24)}装修; less^{(25)}装修; less^{(26)}装修; less^{(27)}装修; less^{(28)}装修; less^{(29)}装修; less^{(30)}装修; less^{(31)}装修; less^{(32)}装修; less^{(33)}装修; less^{(34)}装修; less^{(35)}装修; less^{(36)}装修; less^{(37)}装修; less^{(38)}装修; less^{(39)}装修; less^{(40)}装修; less^{(41)}装修; less^{(42)}装修; less^{(43)}装修; less^{(44)}装修; less^{(45)}装修; less^{(46)}装修; less^{(47)}装修; less^{(48)}装修; less^{(49)}装修; less^{(50)}装修; less^{(51)}装修; less^{(52)}装修; less^{(53)}装修; less^{(54)}装修; less^{(55)}装修; less^{(56)}装修; less^{(57)}装修; less^{(58)}装修; less^{(59)}装修; less^{(60)}装修; less^{(61)}装修; less^{(62)}装修; less^{(63)}装修; less^{(64)}装修; less^{(65)}装修; less^{(66)}装修; less^{(67)}装修; less^{(68)}装修; less^{(69)}装修; less^{(70)}装修; less^{(71)}装修; less^{(72)}装修; less^{(73)}装修; less^{(74)}装修; less^{(75)}装修; less^{(76)}装修; less^{(77)}装修; less^{(78)}装修; less^{(79)}装修; less^{(80)}装修; less^{(81)}装修; less^{(82)}装修; less^{(83)}装修; less^{(84)}装修; less^{(85)}装修; less^{(86)}装修; less^{(87)}装修; less^{(88)}装修; less^{(89)}装修; less^{(90)}装修; less^{(91)}装修; less^{(92)}装修; less^{(93)}装修; less^{(94)}装修; less^{(95)}装修; less^{(96)}装修; less^{(97)}装修; less^{(98)}装修; less^{(99)}装修; less^{(100)}装修; less^{(101)}装修; less^{(102)}装修; less^{(103)}装修; less^{(104)}装修; less^{(105)}装修; less^{(106)}装修; less^{(107)}装修; less^{(108)}装修; less^{(109)}装修; less^{(110)}装修; less^{(111)}装修; less^{(112)}装修; less^{(113)}装修; less^{(114)}装修; less^{(115)}装修; less^{(116)}装修; less^{(117)}装修; less^{(118)}装修; less^{(119)}装修; less^{(120)}装修; less^{(121)}装修; less^{(122)}装修; less^{(123)}装修; less^{(124)}装修; less^{(125)}装修; less $10 cash will be a large cash photo of your child. 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