Chicago Defender

Governor Hyde of Missouri Scores Arkansas Peonage --- --- START WAR TO STIFLE JIM CROW Brutal and Uncivilized Practice to Get Serious Notice January 1st the war against the Jim Crow name of the United States is on. The battle will be a bloodless strug- tle, called the world to prayer, the United States itself will now be called to repentance, of civilization, the dis- guease of the world's greatest coun- try is the fact that one-ninth of the world is undergoing to the mercy of the brutal elec- tion of the nation's people. A race so per cent true is handed treatment that the civilized society in all the world has ever permitted any people the Jim Crow laws of the United States must go! The Four-Power Pact having joined for 19 years, a force 12,000,000 strong four hands to handle a single cause the earliest principle of any religion, let above that of Christianity. Greatly Humiliated That wrong is the burden imposed on an inoffensive and loyal people, those who fought to save this nation, and those who wronged the wrong were fighting with every nerve attached to destroy this nation. The crime is that the government, in war and peace with an institution with which the ancients guarded the gods and thirms beaten in war and peace with wrong and refuses to live a finger to save its own people from humiliation. Maybe this country will continue to suffer soon or late the world will find out how cruel this nation is to those who have used nothing harder than to die for their land in war and be live for their land in time of peace. Not the nation has said, no, you have whom you know from yesterday, you have dark yellow black, and you hold in your arms a blood we have been taught to hate. Nevertheless, the Race has decided they make the effort. No one will all to hate. Beating words will not be employed. The flag will not be raised. But by action and by word this will be a campaign of protest. If you board a street car in the slave market with a prayer in your heart and word of simple protest on your lips, you are ride, so quietly, think and be with every nerve and with their riding with you. Laws Must Go The Jim Crow laws of the United States must go. The United States, and will follow the great nations of ancient times unless every Jim Crow law wiped from the books and from the measured by a standard of universal character. The railroad train for your destination, pray in secret as you take your ticket from the hands of the seller, and protest in silence if the destination around the land, but great Him to have mercy on wicked men who work the destruction of a town. Take pen and ink and write to your congressman and your senator; write to your spiritport commissioner; personally send your President, Warren G. Harding, White House, Washington, D.C. Use a pen and ink used by previous words still stir up anger. Simply ask, "How long will men of the army be? " against the phrase of God." Then ask, simple phrase, if our great men have had history. Maybe they will see something of the records of the past. Everything Jim Crow must go. Jim Crow schools, Jim Crow cars, Jim Crow stations and Jim Crow Negroes. A nation-wide campaign will be inaugurated, will make the press United States stations, will have learned to write so well, and will on fire the hearts of our young people among whom there is a truce. Talked Too Much If the write men of the United States, drunk on pleasure and power, hold themselves, we must save them. Bootleaders and intellectual crawlers serve a country and save a people an time, will bring them around. Unless they want it, slavery cannot be fastened on 13,000,000 people. Slavery is dead; now the fruits of Punxon cartoons, draw no sword, and no gun, shed no blood, but consciences of men and men tried. On January 1, 1822, we will move directly. The Jin Cao laws now THE WOMEN'S CLUB ```markdown ``` Junior Matro Junior Matrons' Art and Social Club is one of the youngest of Chicago's social and welfare clubs. They are members, with the following officers: Mrs. Sadie Reed, president; Mrs. Cornice Etta, vice-president; 11-Year-Old Boy Slays Klansman On the inside they discovered the boy who had brought down the tree, and the girl who was in one leg and with the heel of the other foot nearly shot off. His grandfather lay on the floor with his hand on the foot which he had conjured upon it. ASHES ON SIDEWALK STARTS ALTERCATION New York, Dec. 16.—James Vernon Harris, 24, 117 West 143rd street, was arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct. The complainant, Charles Milne, 110 West 134th street, charged that the prisoner struck him in the foot and throw an ash can at him during an altercation about unsitting ashes the shattered in front of the prison, where the complainant is employed as a jailer. The prisoner was held in $50 ball by Judge Marsh. SEND A "CHEER BASKET" VIA "GOOD FELLOWS." SHOOTS Mrs. Gaynelle Howard, secretary; Mrs. Mary Ellen Coger, assistant secretary; Mrs. Kathryn Langston, treasurer; Mrs. Audrey Eberhard, treasurer; Mrs. Katherine Eberhard, club, co-operating with the Urban League, donated and delivered bas- PURSE THIEF CAUGHT AFTER LIVELY CHASE Bert Davis, 5001 State street, faced two charges of bribery and pursesnatching before Judge S. H. Trudeau of the Englewood court, Friday morning. Miss Amy Weddington, 4337 Champlain avenue, and Mrs. Nora O'Donnell (white), 4611 Indiana avenue, were his victims. Mrs. O'Donnell identified Davis as the man who relieved her of her purse containing $2 and a pair of glasses, at 6 Lingley place, Dec. 2. Davis was arrested in it on Twentieth Century Limited, also declared that Davis was the one who snatched the purse in Indiana avenue about 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The purse, a mesh bag, valued at $20, was snatched so forcefully that it was thrown down 44th street with the bag, leaving its chain with the owner. But Anthony Barnett, 4504 Indiana avenue, was arrested on Wabash avenue. With the aid of others who had joined in the chase, he held Davis until the arrival of Third district. Davis was held to the grand jury under a $2,000 bond in each case. Ellis, after George Williams, 34, 212 East 30th street, was arrested on the North Side Thursday afternoon by Sergeant Cordell and Officer Noeble than eight charges of burglary were looked against him. Some of his foot, valued at $1,000, was found to be an ex-convict, having twice served time for burglary. He was held to the grand jury under $40,000 bonds—$4,000 in each case—by Judge Jake The home of A. Brick, 3704 Elmwood avenue, was broken into and burned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Brick's children their work. When they returned that evening they found $50 and their clothing missing. The thief left no cash. Harvey McConnell, 4638 Evans avenue, was arrested by the Hydra Durk police on complaint of Mrs. Brick's children. Larryce was the charge. According to Mrs. Hills, McConnell, who know her, came to call, she and her mother went to the court. She told him to wait; he did, but after he had gone she missed much of her clothing and underwear. She went to McConnell home, where she was arrested and pursued. McConnell pleaded guilty Friday morning in the Englewood court and was found $10 and $25 in the house of Correction by Judge Trude kets to needy families at Thanksgiving time and is taking an active part in the Chicago Defender's Goodfellow movement for the aid of those in need. Their work is already attracting attention. "Starlight" Boyd Dies Suddenly Cleveland, O. Dec. 16.—Albert Duncan ("Starlight") Boyd, a leader in Republican politics here for the last 20 years, died at a hospital after only a week's illness with pneumonia. The news of his death many friends like a thunderbolt from a clear sky. He is known in political and sporting circles from coast to coast and from coast to be golf. His death will be a complete surprise to many out-of-"Starlight" Boyd town. ities here for the last 20 years, died peacefully after only a week's illness with pneumonia, the death came to his many friends like a thunderbolt clear air way. He was well known in political and sporting circles because he coast and from the lakes to the coast will be a complete surprise to his many out-of-town "Starlight" Boyd Thirty-seven years ago "Starlight," as he was best known, left Grove, Miss, where he was born and destiny. He firmly lived in Cleveland, and among his first associates he and the Sam Slope, who studied him although a mere youth, on his political career by passing around cards for the first start in the financial world when he saved his money as Jack Shepherd's (white) handy man, bookkeeper, and bigging house owner on Canal road. He worked for Shepherd ten years and accumulated enough money to such a partnership that his state is estimated to be $200,000. Among his holdings is valuable property between and 6th streets on Central avenue. The last campaign worked have with his physical strength. He subdued him with a cold which proved fatal to him. He was sunshine of the success of his campaign. In the eleventh Fleming, in the last election and seemed fairly happy over the success of the latter at least. Among the numbered Congressman Theodore Burton and Harry Cahn, Hon. Maurice the Republican executive committee, the Sheriff Ed Barry, Hon. Gus Hirthus of the elections board, Attorney J. E. Welling and Fleming and many other Republicans of note, including Governor Davis. MAYS GIVEN 90-DAY STAY MAYS GIVEN 90-DAY STAY Mays, charged with assasinating Miss Gertie Lunday in 1919 and sentenced to 20 years in prison, was stay of 20 days by Governor A. Tayler of Tennessee. It is planned to go again, it now having become,证 that there were many inconsistencies in statements made by some at the time. Would Reform World But Ignore America GOV. HYDE SHUNS PLEA FROM SOUTH Missouri Executive Scores Arkansas for Upholding Peonage System Jefferson City, Mo., Dec. 16—Gow Arthur W. Hyde of Missouri refused to return a letter of condolence to the state of Arkansas. The two men held in default of $3,000 had pending the hearing of the case, having been charged with grand larceny and in default of the national Association for the Advancement of Colored People bond was furnished and the two were released. Arkansas Whipped This move on the part of the association incurred the wrath of the Arkansas attorney who was sent here to represent his governor, and with advisers in the South, who sent requisition papers to support the fugitive warrant. H. Calloway and L. A. Knox of Kansas City were rushed to this city to appear before Gov. Robert B. King of Arkansas had a vigorous demand for the return of the prisoners. The evidence in the case brought out the following: The Styles boys had been tened on a farm and made five bites of cotton. The owner sold the cotton, for which he would not settle with the boys, but kept delaying payments. The boys made repeated efforts to get settlement, and one night, while cars carried market themselves and sold for $70. Held in Psonage Realizing that they were practically in holden in praise the two left Arkansas and came to Missouri. The Army had over 1,000 pounds of unpicked cotton in his hold, used his political influence to seize a war effort on charge of jumping a contract. Gov. Hyde, upon hearing the arrogance of the Army, said that if only a debt, if anything, that these boys had contracted and had not committed the Arkansas attorney that he would not be a party to the poage system of that state, and released the prisoners. 25TH INFANTY IN HAWAII Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, Dec. 15, 1942. By the populace here over the return of the 25th United States Infanty to the islands. To Hawaiians this outburst of the pride of Uncle Sam's fighting force. The other article told in detail of the attack on the beaker* at the Fort Worth (Tex) stuckyards, who had wounded *g* two men. The attack was attacked by them, was jettched by a mob of *a* "Texas Blood-Suckers" removed from the County hospital, JEWELER IS SHOT TWICE; CLERK HURT Jackson Diamond and Loan Shop Scene of Holdup in Broad Daylight Two men sat at each other—one with large eyes that were restless and shifting, the other with just the faintest traces of suspicion lined on his face. Six shots, a girl and a man lying in their own blood, two highwaymen in a spectacular alley chase, and the loss of six hundred dollars in merchandise tell the story of one of the most daring handi accomplishments in the history of the Second ward. For at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning an apparent customer had entered Jackson's jewelry store at 3541. South State Street inquired about prospectors and his helper, Miss Minnie Founte. 4341 Calumet avenue, pocketed a tray of diamond rings and made his escape, holding the holdup and another who joined the more daring man in the flight. Asks for Diamonds At the entrance of the gunman Miss Foote stopped her work of arranging trusses in the front window to injure him. She then wished that he wished to look over some diamonds, she decided that it would be better to call Mr. Jackson, who at the time was the store owner, to the establishment. The latter came from behind the bars which case in a portion of the store and offered his service. Miss Foote describes him as being about 5 feet 10 inches in height, skinned and possessed of features that were neither sharp nor broad. He wore a sort of dirty gray cap and a dark jacket, and it contained several rings was withdrawn from the glass case. The band did not finger them, but in the case of the other hand in his overcoat pocket and the other busy handling a cigar he was smoking. In the course of his conversation, he understood that he was a red cap. While he eyed the material before him his confidence kept up a rather steady pace on the outside. No one noticed him. Thrusts Gun Into Neck The inspection of the merchandise became tedious; the gunman's eyes shifted. The prospect of a sale hung for an instant. In the air, Jackson's face wore a quizzical expression. In that short moment Maude took a step back, and she placed a gun in a lower drawer in reach of the jeweler. The tall, dark stranger where he was recovering from wounds received at the hands of the strikers, placed in an automobile, rushed to a point near the stockyards and hung to a tree, and of how the soldiers left no trace to their identity. There is no doubt but what the efforts of the women mentioned heretofore have been to improve the quality of sisterhood. Their organization is known as The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, an American who belongs to the organization should recognize the virtue of the old adage, "Charity begins with the old adage, "The people who are being cheated out of everything that is a splendid pair of amendments to the world's greatest organization, the Americans of the darker skin, and Jane Addams should hait in her Amazonian efforts long enough to be able to give one-tenth of the $100,000,000 money asked for, if properly applied, would chase every Jim-Crew car out of the street, and bury the bennies-bilhouses of Texas and other sections of the blood-soaked South to justice and put America on the road to victory. The conditions existing south of the notorious Mason and Dixon line any sort of consideration. Have you ever been against people in the raphe, deathharm and murder as it is done against people of their own nationality (Austria, Germany, France, Italy, etc.) If so, we have different k. Huffs for suffering foreigners are O. K., but succer is needed for the American people to show its teeth. Jane Addams, we wish you and your colleagues well; but please, in the name of humanity, give us the once over" from time to time. BUD Billiken Is a Sensation With the Little Kids Read His Column on Page 8 A Weekly Feature Jeweler Who Faced Bandit in Robbery C. J. JACKSON South Side diamond merchant who was shot twice Tuesday morning in an attempt to resist a daring burglar who demanded valuables at point of revolver. extended his cigar hand toward the tray of diamonds; Jackson stooped for his revolver; the stranger's right hand was jerked out of his overcoat pocket, and as the former bent over the latter's gun was placed at his neck. The report rung out. Jackson fell, shot in the left side of the neck. The diamonds were in the highwayway, and he was on his way to Jackson soiled his gun and frost. The bannet shot at him on the floor. A bullet pierced his left leg. Another bullet the right side of Miss Poole's head. Leaving the store, the bandit turned to the keeper in the store, who had been a spectator to the holdup, and Oscar both house next door. The man who had done the shooting was joined by his accomplice, a dark man about 5 feet tall, a cravenette coat, and a dark hat. Chased Under "L" A New Year's Gift THE CHICAGO DEFENDER already the World's Greatest Weekly Will Start the New Year with 20—PAGES—20 CHOCK FULL OF CLEAN LIVE NEWS Many New Departments Edited by Writers of National Fame SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT EES S PRESIDENT OF LIBERIA SENT HOME His High Position Source of Embarrassment to Color Haters in America Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 16. —Rumors have begun to tilt the thick and fast as to the why of the mysterious and sudden departure of President King of Liberia from America for his own country. The Liberian president, it will be remembered, came to America, some months ago, to announce publicly by British government to effect a loan of $5,000,000 for his country from America. After various ups and downs and downs ensured by President Harding and Secretary of Stupe Hunches. That was some weeks ago, and little more than a year ago he been board of a inter disposition of affairs. Was Forced Out It now appears that American color guard members of the United States embarked holding the loan used as a sort of "stick" over his head, forced the executive of the African republic to make him a member of the United States cruiser. The facts of the case show that President King left Washington just prior to the ceremonies attending the burial of the unknown ruler of a foreign government on American soil and in Washington. He is believed to have been impeded that he be given a place of honor in the parade and other features of the day's affairs. Such a place of honor was disgusted with the spirit of American fair play, and so it is stated, Liberia's chief was diplomat and best at home. He could do that or do without his money. The president appears to have sacrificed his own life for the sake of his country's well-being. The authenticity of this report is scarcely to be doubted in view of the fact that similar impasses in American domestic courts occurred before. Other administrations with a record for square dealing considerably higher than present are known, the probabilities of driving a car in Iraq and have shown the white feather, notably Roosevelt's. Because, according to diplomatic custom, President Bush required to sit next the Haitian minister's wife and the Haitian minister next the Lady of the White House, at the time of his funeral a subterfuge was resorted to the presidentative away from Washington on the day of the affair. The trick did not work. Perhaps Haiti is paying anyhow. The report has it that President King was chased and insnuff as he was driven in on the dark some such questionable motive must be immited recourse to these tectures. PEONAGE VICTIMS KILLED. SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL Washington, D. C. Dec. 16—Mary and startling revelations as to the continuities in Southern states of that crime have been found in the aspouses are to be found in the annual report of Attorney General Danherty. The report is just off the report. The following excerpts so far for throw light on situations and conditions which have been so vigorously reported to time by the Chicago Defender. "The victims are almost always extremely poor, ignorant and friendly. It appears that county officers conspire with the employers to force these unfortunate into bondage, as is worse than nutrient slavery. "Some of the cases in the hundreds of those reported to the police are unfortunate in several instances the poor victims have been murdered when it was discovered by the employer that this crime was an investigation." Danherty said. "in such cases bureau agents have been instructed to work with the authorist and investigators for murder have resulted in some instances. The very helplessness of this class of citizens impairs the buildup to prosecution with vigor, and the solitary effect is beginning to appear." SLUG CHIEF OF POLICE Hampton, Ga., Dec. 16—Police Chief John F. Copeland was struck over the head and carried eight miles into the country by men riding in an automobile, the chief appalled to inspect. The chief's condition is critical. The men escaped. Officers found the car abandoned near Atlanta. 11 BY ROGER DIDIER Was Forced Out Accuse Boosevelt --- ... PAGE TWO WILBERFORCE IS STUNNED; HIT BY $300,000 FIRE Fire Companies Refuse Aid as Historic Shorter Hall Burns to Ground Wetzelman University, Dec. 16.—Sister Mary hall around which center the beginnings of the face in its mouth, the nose, and the lips and legs of the face lay better things, and out of whose skin have come a variety of the men and women which in a worthwhile way the creature of the race as a vital element of the life of the nation, was destroyed by fire Webselman. Defective Wiring from an investigation on the part of the building, and the part of the structure, the authorities there, it appears that the building is in the airway of the building in the airway of the north wing of the building. It was discovered lying in the building from the west wing to the building from the west wing to the river which is conducted at Gallo-rover, at the other side of the compass. Aid Is Reused President J. A. Gregg, who conducted the prayer meeting, and Sue Jacobs, who assisted from the building, were the first officers in the building after the alarm was sounded. They directed the officers to put out the fire. They were soon joined by Superintendent Jones, Bishop J. H. Jones, Dean Jones, W. H. Jones, and other members of the faculty and clerds in the neighborhood. Had they been adequate fire-lighting apparatus at hand, the town would have been saved. Appeals to help were made to the town but none would respond, and the authorities at Xenla, the nearest town, when called upon, responded. Everything possible was done to save the building, and when it finally became certain that it was doomed, the officers were forced to they could. Very little was salvaged, however, which left a total loss of several thousand dollars and many houses, many of them without clothing. H. K. Schmidt was instrumental in getting Governor Davis to send 100 cedars and 200 blankets to president Gregg, to be distributed to the young construction workers in the construction. The two bad cedars undert the Miss Schaffer are offered aid, and the people given assistance are possible to care for the workers in the construction. President Gregg and Dean Jones together with the office forces of both the University and C.C. & L. de Young Schools have been in comfortable homes. To Rebuild SERVICES: vigorous campaign for start-ups, starters and although long-term funding estimates that at the end of the year will have to be raised and funded, the very kindly helped in the way, but this gives only amount of help to the boys, but this gives only amount of help to the girls and friends of children and those who are in the development of youth. The funds required for the funds required. Control the amount will be given to banks and the money on this special fund. The company started as an in- partment in the opening of school for the next year in October. Washington, D. C., Dec. 16.—A commissile for equality of rights for all persons in the United States constitution was thrown by H. Adolph H. Roberts, member of the military delivered here before the National convention of the Anti-Slavery League of America, in session. The convention will be attended by Mr. Roberts will be enclosed as the solemn who introduced and fathomed the death amendment to the constitution, but equally well the enforcement of the dartcourt and fifteenth The sessions were largely attended by delegates from all the states and also by numerous foreign representatives. FACE TORN AWAY Lorain, O., Dec. 16—With the left side of his free turn away, W. M. Young, S. Oakdale avenue, was pushed to the Memorial Hospital in Silvera for treatment. Young, it is something to a woman. Young, it is something to a woman. Young, it is something to a woman. He shot the gun to Moburg. He has not expected to re- ceive. ACHES AND PAINS- SLOAN'S GETS 'EM! VOID the misery of tracking pain. Have a bottle of Soan's Limi- ment landy and apply when you first feel the ache or pain. If itching the itch and sends a coating of warmth through the living part, Soan's Limi- ment penetrates with tracking. I hope for rheumatism, neuralgia, latha, sprains and strains, stiff joints. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your physician. Arthritis drugs—55c, 70c, $1.40. Soan's Limi- ment Pain's enemy GROCERIES AND LACK'D MEATS sons are our weekly trade fellow continuing to bring \LEXANDER GROCERY CO. M11 E. Seth St. Chicago, Ill. Garvey's Agent Asks Lynching for Detractors Congress Fiddles as Rome Burns New York, Dec. 16.—Since the introduction of the Dyer anti-lynchmil bill in Congress on April 11 they have been indicted in the United States, of whom two were burned, four bodies being publicly burned after Lynching. One woman was a woman. Three were white men. Since the Dyer bill was favorably reported by the committee on April 11, seven Lynchings, one body being publicly burned, in Helena, Ark. Among the causes assigned for the murders were a lack of a white girl why she had not replied to a note he had written her. He was accused of stealing an old man. An old man was accused of assisting a man to escape. Two men were lynchied for adding a note to a note he had written her. One woman was thrown from a bridge and drowned for assisting a man to escape. In the list of lynchings since the Dyer bill was introduced, having had 16, Mississippi leaped with seven. South Carolina leaped with four. Florida and Arkansas and Texas each have had three. PROVISIONS IN DETAIL OF "ANTI-BEER" STATUTE Washington, Dec. 16. The following are the provisions of the so-called anti-leer law. It was enacted to strengthen the entitlement of the prohibition amendment. The President has signed the act and now it is law. The bill prohibits the prescription of beer or malt liquors for medicinal purposes. One-fourth cation of vitous liquor, or vino portions liquor separately or in the aggregate continuing more than one portion, may be prescribed in ten days. The provisions are limited to be used unless extraordinary reason is presented. The commissioner may may or may not change of permits to manufacture patent medicines and preparations used as a beverage even if the law requires the formula for making extracts to be changed, or may cancel the permit. If it appears to the commissioner that particles is substantially increased by reason of their use for beverage purposes. 3. Importation of spirits or vino liquors is prohibited until the amount on hand shall not be sufficient to supply the current need for non BINGA SOUNDS KEY-NOTE FOR RACE PROGRESS A Defender reporter called upon Jesse Binga, president of the Binga State bank, for an interview. The Mr. Bingz's views on present business conditions business men, Mr. Bingz was busy in his office. He was not too busy to discuss so important a subject, he unnounced right out. "You ask me what is the one thing most need by the child." Jesse Binga of our line, both here and throughout the country at large? Well, I'll tell you: Co-operation—honest and hearty economic In this reply Mr. Binga sounded the keynote of progress for our operation I do not mean the giving, on one side of patronage and support, and the more important the sake, but rather a sounded system of give and take; where the merchant gives the prize, the money spent with him, and the public adhere strictly to the policy of patronizing those conductive things. "And, again, our business must learn that before they can establish the business and expansion of a modern business they must build up their own financial institutions. The contract of a company is a contract of a business, and any deviation from its principles means stagnation and ruin. The foundhead of all American business is credit. A Negro business is credit, and all credit is the bank. A Negro business, with little or no credit, cannot expect to compete successfully. A white credit is unlimited. Especially will this be true so long as he continues to place his financial assets in credit but extends it to his competitors. No matter how small his individual amounts may be, the power of their collective business will be greater. "What is your opinion of the Donglass National bank?" the reporter asked. "If the Donglass National bank adheres strictly to the business of the bank, should not succeed?" he answered promptly. "Our Race," he continued, thus as much rich as the bank, the bankback stand, the bankback stand, provided the officers and management have honor. "This institution, Mr. Blinga—the Binga State bank—to what does it owe its success?" the reporter inquired. "Sound banking" he replied, forcefully. The Hungarian government requires necessary for the safety and convenience of its depositors; it has conveniently shared the assets with every particular bank that is being rigorously examined by the Chicago Clearing House Association and accepted as a safe deposit box and keeps its doors open two nights each week to accommodate its business during the day. In addition, it denotes no proposal for the use of its facilities for business principles. Only by the emulation of such a policy of protection and illegality in dealing with its depositors can any bank hope to succeed. "Do you think there is room for another Rose bank?" the reporter "Most assuredly," answered Mr. Binta. "With most of the banks of the company we have in touch with our people having deposits with Chieng banks of over $15,000,000, and with our terrific perks, it would seem that something was needed to give us the habit of knowing our combined resources. I were very heartily with that part of Mr. Harding's smile at Brentham, in which he declared that we are to make progress." TWO WOMEN, A FUR COAT, GOPS, EARL WALKER, ETC Some time in October Mrs. Idle Berryman, 350 Grand boulevard, caused Officers Ward and Barry to arrest Officer Fleming, 31, 2014 Indiana avenue, who she claimed had stolen her fur coat, valued at $80. The case has been pending trial. Sunday Mrs. Berryman saw the coat, which she claimed was the one that had been stolen from her. She claimed that the coat had been given to Coger and caused the woman to be questioned about the coat. She claimed that the coat had been given to Coger and caused that he had sold a $100 for the coat. Officers McBermott and Coger are trying to locate this man. They are 14 years old. Judge John McBermott of the Clark street court. Walker was held to the criminal court on a charge of having stolen the coat. The case was put at $2,993. Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 26—Both races have joined hands to provide for the widow and two small children of C. R. Crawford, proprietor of a pressing club on Woodward avenue, who was shot on the street by the bright light of a nearby attacking Raines white merchant, whom the tinsel and held up in the hedge. Crawford was in his shop and was apprised of the affair by a small boy who ran to the shop and robbed and went out to help Ruben. The bandit was going through the same path, when he saw Crawford approach so trapped and fired at him twice, the tailor striking him in the face. The bandit being taken to the Grady hospital. Crawford was not yet 50 years of age of support. The health department. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER "Iray Tribute to Your Press," Warren Harding Washington, D.C., Dec. 15.—The Fourth Estate, or press, is generally an influence in the conduct of the Rice's affairs. This has not allowed the press to strong men into the cold of newspaper workers the power of the three press to make it felt has become more and more significant. A veteran of the game who has kept not only prizes but in the foreground of strong men is today is Nalum Daniel Brascher, editor-in-chief of the largest and first organization of his kind in the world. As its representative Mr. Brascher is at press conferences, covering the conference on limitation of armaments, an indication of the valuable service which Mr. Brascher has rendered to the press and to the general propagation of the true nature of the armed forces was the recipient of a marked ticket of admission from Press Hunting and a large photograph of himself, upon which were inscribed the significant words "With historical greatness" and "With earthly to the Negro Press." Eiland and Mays to Go Into South Under the auspices of the Railway Men's International Benevolent Association a conference involving men whose weekly wage on the railroads of the country aggregates $54,000,000, will be held in Birmingham, M. A., on Tuesday. The feature event of the occasion will be a special convention of the representatives of organized Race International, which will be represented by R. L. Mays, its president; Ode Long of Birmingham and J. H. Blind of Birmingham address. These are the labor supply resources of the South, which are to be tapped, as it were, by men in the armaments in Western and Northern sects. In line with this broad view two men of national prominence have been invited to speak. One is Engleke Kindle Jones, executive secretary of the National Urban League, and another is methods of absorption North and West of the Railroad industrial immigrant from the South along with the housing, hygiene and political res The other is Dr. Robert B. Moton, who will analyze the effect future generation of our people from the north will have on the Southern situation. Mr. Mays and Mr. Elland recently conferred in Chicago, with the result that the proposed conference will form the proposed conference. More than 200 delegates are expected. The railroad group has made an important move through a bill introduced in Congress by Representative Madison of Illinois making certain amendments to the transportation act. Mays, Elland and Long plan to discuss the issue to discriminatory contracts, from which these workers suffer by being deferred from safe employment. PREACHER GIVES UP GUN IN COURTROOM ARSENAL The desk of Judge John K. Franklinville ressembled a small armored Monument, which once confessed were plied upon it. Chester Craig, 4414 Evans avenue, now, where he had paid $12,800, on a package combining a gun when he was arrested by Sergei Patov, and also lost his gun. Leroy Macdonald, 2501 Patrick avenue, gun to protect some valuable pieces in his person, was fired $100 and costs $1,200. Jawson, a white aviator, a white soldier, a white soldier, a white soldier, a fine of $100 and costs $100. Miles Myers, 858 Myers avenue, arsenal, William H. Townsend, 2502 Giles avenue, when searched by Ollivant, to have a gun in his trunk, which he used for prosecution during his travel to a theatrical man. Oscar Carter, Kashav avenue, asked for a jury trial. BIG RILL INDICATED Brooklyn, N.Y., William McCadden, better known as Big Rill because of his charitable frame, who villed George (Rod) Davis, Nov. 29 and indicted by the grand jury for chaining that the shooting was incident. Other say it was due to the fact that God would not pay Bill pauper that he good him, after he had could not get his money, because infiltrated. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Excerpted May 16, 1921, by ROBERT S. ABOTT, LL B. VOL. XVI, No. 31. December 17, 1921 Retired in second semester February 1, 2014 to serve in Chicago, IL under until March 1, 2015. TITLES OF SUBSCRIPTION (Purchase in AU- dition) 1000 copies, monthly $125, design price per year. NEW LAMP DURNS 94% AIR Beats Electric or Gas A new oil lamp that gives an amazing bright light, soft air, light even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U.S. Government and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It is non-toxic, smoke-free, no poisoning on pumping it, is simple, clean, safe, 23mm 94% air and 6% common kerosene. The inventor, E. G. Johnson, 600 W. Lake St. Chicago, is offering to send anyone without smoke or no poisoning. Also, a nice idea in each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him today for full details. Even give one FREE to the first person. Also, use this info how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month. ALPHA PHI ALPHA TO HEAR LEWIS AT CONVENTION Baltimore, Md., Dec. 16—What promises to be one of the most important meetings in the history of college life will be held at Baltimore, Md., by the Alpha Phi Alpha traternity when it meets in annual convention Dec. 27 to 31. With something like 2,500 graduate and undergraduate members of the leading American colleges and universities, over 500 of whom will come as colleges located throughout the states, every mention assures a meeting which will mark an epoch in college traternity life and in history of youth in American colleges. Douglass Home One of the unique steps forward to be made by the Alpha Pi Alpha will be the pilgrimage to the board of Frederick Douglas in Amnouta, Louisiana, for a convention. Unusual interest has been concealed in the pageography, as it is the first time in history that an event of this kind has been held with ops of the convention. It will be honored. Upon this occasion Dean George W. Cook of Howard University, a personal friend of Mr. Douglas, will be honored. Ms. Mary K. Tiffin, president of Beretek Douglas Memorial and Historical Association; Ms. Namita it, Barroughs, Mrs. Lela Pendleton, others of the association will attend. William H. Lewis to Speak William P. Lewis to Speak The convention will be the public session to be held in Baltimore in the Sharon Springs Hotel, 300 N. Baltimore Ave., D.C. The William H. Lewis Boston, Mass., formerly assistant attorney general of the United States, will speak on the importance of citizenship and life." The general theme of the public session will be "Leader-Alpha will be discussed under the subjects, "Ideals of Alpha Phi Alpha," the "Alpha Phi Alpha Trust," by the national president, Simon S. Looker. Reduced Rates According to the national secretary, Norman L. McGhee of Washington, D.C., assigments have come in for members of the Alpha Phil Alpha fraternity residing in the near by cities of Boston, Providence, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta City, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Winston, Norfolk, Richmond and Washington, but from the nearly 2000 membership of the United States, giving evidence that they will be present at the fourteenth annual convention of the fraternity, which will be held in view of the fact that the chieftain of the railroad passenger associations of the country have granted a reduction in the certificate plan to the members of the fraternity and their families attending the convention. Baltimore and Washington are being members of their families with them, as the period over which the time for visits to both Baltimore and Washington, the national capital. W T WRIGHT DEAD Philharmel, N. J., Dec. 16—William T. 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YOU GET THIS ACTUAL CAR FOR YOU. We teach you how to repair a variety of automobile and WE WILL GUARANTEE TO QUALIFY YOU FOR YOUR STATE CHAUSSEE LICENSE IN ABOUT A WEEK. Special rates if you act now. This is your chance to become a skilled mechanic. Federal Association of Automobile Engineers, Inc. CHICAGO'S BEST AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL 1234 W. WICKER BLVD 1234 W. WICKER BLVD Senator Names Man for "Plum" Washington, D. C., Dec. 16.—According to the most authoritative reports in the capitol, the plummeting of the number of deceased Henry Lincoln Johnson out of the position of recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia will have an impact on the number of deceased for the person of Attorney Arthur G. Proe of Welch, W. Va. The department and refused to confirm Johnson there was much speculation as to whether the next applicant to be nominated should be John W. White, a white in the District of Columbia and closebody who have shown a degree in the Department of Columbia that it has become quite definitely established that President Harding will follow the preseder set by the Governor. He recognizes the old given the jury by the Grace in the appointment of a three man. The governor just as conclusively settled that the new recorder of deeds is not to come out of Ohio. The name of James Cattley, its former tenant, isucky. He received considerable mention, but now it is said that the President is of the opinion that enough patronage has been distributed in his house bailiff. Along with the name of Mr. Froe, an attorney of Johnson, Inc. Free is a resident of the Fifth Con- gressional District. His name was sent to the Presid- ent by Senator Elkins. Representative Fifth district agreed to the selection. HOWARD IS GIVEN FIRST CLASS RATING AS COLLEGE Swarthmore College, Pa., Dec. 16—At the 55th annual convention of the Association of Colleges and Programs of the State of New York, States and Maryland held at Swarthmore College announcement was made by the commission on the applications of some other institutions, composed of some educators in America, of the approved list of colleges and universities in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia. Fifty-nine of the Middle Atlantic States colleges and universities were placed on the list, including the University at Washington, D.C. SCHL ELECTRIC CHRISTMA WE O One Beautiful 8 x 10 Handles FR WITH EVERY DOZEN ON Come in Early for Best Results Studios Open Every Day from 9 3512 STATE STREET PHONE VICTORY 5134 Call Us and Make You Learn to Repair Auto Some of our students are making good on a month while learning We can place you. 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At the conclusion of the court session at Englewood the judge had to hurry away to 47th and Halsey 14th and Vardis court. So Mrs. Hose failed to get the audience for which she had so patiently waited at Englewood house. She had been assigned it had to see and unsee her; it increased her determination to see the Judge. She had to see him, and she was not determined to see him, having to swerve her from her purpose. With her daughter, Mrs. House followed Judge Trude to the Stock Yards Court. She waited in the room until Judge Trude been disposed of. It was 1:30 o'clock when at last she stood at the bar. The judge looked at her inquiringly. "What is it?" he asked. For a moment she swallowed hard in silence. "I—I want a warrant for my husband, because of—of him and—my years fell from her eyes. After a moment she recovered her self-control and continued briskly. "I want my husband arrested because she frankly told the court why. The court was shocked that she had been arrested and was asked, "she's here," the mother answered and called her daughter. Charles told the court that she had been arrested on Saturday. It happened in July, but she told no one about it but her younger sister, and it was told she would quickly be arrested the warrant. James House, the girl's father, was arrested at their home Saturday after she was arrested by the Alness of the Third district. He was brought to trial Monday morning in the Englewood court and to hold the jury under $2,000 on a charge of impugnment. John Abston, 17, 3444 Vincenten Avenue, was arrested Thursday after the arrest of the abduction of the Third district on a charge of assault. He was held to the grand jury under a bond of $4,000 the Trude of the Englewood court. NAB TWO OF QUARTET OF ALLEGED HIGHWAYMEN New York, Dec. 15.—Carroll Brown, 22. 140 W. 143rd street, a chauffeur, charles H. 143rd street, a waiter, were arrested Dec. 8 at 153th street and Lenox avenue by Detective McGrath and held in $5,000 at John Nogorkov, 532 East 1738th street. Nalickov charged the painters with acting in concert with two other men not menopausal of a revolver, stealing $14 from his pocket. LINK'S PIC STUDIOS THMAS SPECIAL E OFFER Hand-Painted Picture of Yourself FREE ON ORDER OF PHOTOGRAPHS Results—Don't Wait for the Last Week From 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Until Christmas 117 EAST 35TH STREET PHONE DOUGLAS 7754 Make Your Appointment Today. Automobiles and Aeroplanes EARN WHILE YOU LEARN NICAL SCHOOL. Kind in the East. Established 1904. The Quintet, 1465 and Syrnume Street CAMBRIDGE ST. HARRISBURG, PA. A BUSINESS! Independent of a Job in thirty days you can be prepared to earn from $200 to $300 a month in the Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing business. 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Jt will Ie recalled thot he wan forced ‘to reign, Ioartic- larly became. of i letter which he Site to the governor of Arkans snuvrning the Elaine ulleged rloters snd generally on ueseuat of Nit Vike nue hiterraciat activities Profernr Kerliys efterie to. im- rove Rees relation 4a. the. South “irew out af conditions wrought UY she ferent War rineipally, and, a 2 enenquence, he waw net generally Sheen among. the, Race anu) ds wablieation wt i leak ah meveral aF- Sietog Dearth on the Eage question itera War A Strong Friend 1: now develops from materiul 4ub- suited Wy. Prnfewnor Kerlin tothe inant of viator of the Virginia I= stitute that he sas and is one of the Srimpint friends of the Tkace i the Ve made it clear in explainicg: his wetions to the beard aut hie wa na Saver pf the Nave, He declared that fo loved men and that the Rave was aude up of tnen Just Uke other peo- hive. What he fought for was a Vin- ‘Meation of the righte of men. Clarl- teiig this, the wrote: “Ax for auy motive throurhout, It sawt been sulely to promote such f1- Struc axljustment aa would. = Sure fo both tacen the fullest meas ‘ure of pwonperity and happiness, with ‘musual ond Wt an eeieuperation In- stead of perpetual frietion ahd fre- Siuent euthursta of 30h vloketee that Siegrace and dimperll age civilization.” Further «in sie. Reelin auctor Pres Ment Alternat nf the. Calversiey Containelon ot Snutharn Hace Ques Honst it i Wise that sss Tate Tents wine, xefemtitic. Suse iach ead thor Be the problem dar the rarend nil eis 20 place ft where it belonzs, Tine the kreay senomnie sind soe chdogiew) questions of the time.” AMiogvther in the spirit «f this socuniesion's appeal. he sat, his te- LEIA were catried on. What He Is Like A Jeter rvticeting.the influence witch Professor Ikerlin had and the Rist of man he i, Ie herow!t re- steadtieed: OM dear Vrofenur Kerlin: 1: wae tay friviiees a2 the Tile Ride Con renee in North Carolina, inthe Sttamer of 7220, 19 attend a class Sumpotnd Largely of leaders 4 enclal Sirk inthe Swuth, fur the purpose ff Narlousty “studeine he ame-ok New Question: Yow were the Duden, “Tun wilting to admit that T en- tered that class whth fear and trém- ings. Teeausr Thought that there ‘ax ti wohition possible, said hecaase Pyett surring within me certain pres- dion, “deep, seated, and ef loss standing. Tike many another South= Syn mum, T wae afraid to face the Enis. The one thing T most feared Sue that you talent. be a “radical wrapouver of “equaligy's that dun Jietae uniiaat known DY the unede- Sted Southern cracker" as 2. ig [crluvers We iad. suffered "00 ‘wach fram that brand of fanatic, Sima the iret thing Wwe were ime proamal With eT dink Tomay speak Sethe whole clase) was the Unbiased sieit "ef seientitieeritielam with hich Sou handled the subject. 12 ‘wowatne clear atthe outset that You, fer fram securing any phase of the ihestion, wore Insistent ‘on beintas Sut the “crueh, the whale tenth. and cenhing Wat the {rath Tn fet, von Chemuriget the elise to helm out ixert predudien, to bring Into alte Cheon esses’ fact known. to" them which mieht contradict any” ettte- thont Suu) Made. Fou matte mare than Ralf wax. for you often brought Sir cerlone abfeauone whieh the clas Thiel to think of, Yaar fairness, Snlor lind arsenews of wislon made Tremendous impesion, ENaw ase tothe rewults At the autinwiny mecting swe found. tht cin had converted the whole clase AE new belive that the South das shahiie ta fone in Tasing all the facta int i appieing 3m ite treatment of SNE Nears aention, the principles at Tonwerace land Christianity. We Saiged ettrerives, unanimously. to a9 Chat wwe could ty that ond, and charmed in smeenization for that pur- Rihatadh “Beng “yg vot tg New York, oe, 16. —James Heel, deo in Special Sessions Friday, was Biven am indelerianate sentence i The Twatitenties at charae of Tar Sins, growing aut of fraudulently Fopeneutin hitawelh at an ad Vining sean for the Chicago, De- fener and taking weney Sor adver- tacinents. : Vintiers Vayinan, Yoorhies and VSACM were sat the Bench, Justice SUH peeniding Ata prewieus fecauenmnt Tueselt Deuded gellty Sha’ eriday, wan set_aw The day" for Ststenees i the court. the tans INN Was read be the pretiuelm of Roar whe dhvestizuted “Huseell. The Mathews aiid hie ira wen atrested Tor petty) eluding of newspapers 1 scuetal ether ities. “und that the Trisecite vliianiad aiemabersbtyy 8: ee¥ Feat uracinizntions, Sure of there CRpeabvatiens utr the National Neweo ieee Asaootition, Natlonat Equal Wehts teasue and the Noa A CL SShed ty daative Vourhier it” he ad anything to say, Russell tarted Paina tone haruaeue, Sad he Te hungry and that was the rein pnd winded. The juskse, how Con tage ibs ted Bek tid poe Saved mentee : RAID BLACK-AND-TAN HOUSE New York, th Ti~Helen Moore, ar Fateesnniy avenee, anid Albert Shnmaf ewhiten, of the sade akon Che suresstedt dicripag 2 rab on aehate CEOS nae aedtene Deo. bs Glehs Matrnews, Ther wort “wis Paleareid em Heal dors) Tutkre hea ins To ousrae of violstine the tenement sine Law, tie white tna wan sized Wink twebling 4 a disanderty NEW: VIGOR AND LIFE IN NEW DISCOVERY Mob Leaders Make Sheriff oe ” Show “Streak Dyerrbure, Tenn, Dee 16—aher- ee ne Re ean Wcited cle Sate aah ae sloped or be Beene ot See ces oe Farin whee’ an fernee Aboel Tere era hans ths St: See Fe ine, ea Soaate tees Sl ise et Peer 6 aks a te adtec BF os Se eee Wetegiee sald Oe ee slecrons the Sees EG tee ance FET Th cit alo rook ave of the see ee meee Be beeen ma ala he He oe oar ve mrs teat eee e te oe sa See saareagts ecient ober pee end eee tie” Wise, eat te Sr ee a at arren See ae eee Te at cniniing il sea a tes het eine he Fach fan atti coutmane tors wed cern ee Ros ARGE SesadorPsth rai eee ee ee Sete he ee ae rou The deuth of Charke W. Warner, former chiel of the engraxinzs departs Tee er cas aaeancoa Seat a ae How to the Hare i Chivagu, for 0 menber at the white rave i this wits felt st Keene frterest in our prosrers. Sie Warner jas beer i for oun tiene, having sf fered a nerveus hevakdown, is Aeappeured fron the Aurustata hospital sour Wweeles age, Mon: da is body wu found tn the Lin- cul yutris Lagoon tn "the. eu r43 dase ef the Deo Te oe. it Chicane, fur no Se Achy emer on the eo SEES Ste race fn thi a cgam elty felt Keener Ee ret PRacse geek ME Weer ana Rk MES yon il tor voune hors : ine having suf- RG Ievakdown, is BY Eccppeared tron BA tie Augustana SAY, hesstal tour ERY, Wocies seo. ston: BPSD Sas vis bens wae Beeed ah fos ie ine ns BECERA | Goer ison ge tn the carts Chas. W. Warner fee ant wear. fe satiated Editor ‘Aitett with both Advice ard fumes. He orten said thee the Defender waa necensry aut joni on the Stare for sehich it mpeati ut cS foe the Mrvader civic Ile of ‘hicaga, “Tie took a pecsonal eters wat tithe appeorasie? oe the five fii ianeration When Ms Atti trode snaisuamer he aye tased ts the big-hearted Sirs Waruer and’ was iter Felused When the pres Defender plant pened Say Swamper tfeltned ils congratulate and ad that he srould ay the Dedender cles a viel Seon "Shorsly after ‘that he. was viricken with a nervoux disorder, utid Mien a snember of the Defence stat Nailed on htm at the hospital be exe troased the decpest pride in rbat had Won Steeotariehed: | The death of Mr. Warner is u per- sonal lowe. to the ‘Defender, and hig taeinory Will ulwayy te cherished us thut ofa friend and « henetactus, Tie Rated a0 3200 Srergrect atnue and Te Se sara old ENGINE STRIKES WOMAN: ENDS LIFE OF POVERTY | ane eee Sori: Salam: Fea, 46 youre eld, “Co te railroad yurdt_ to lek wea, “Suns” tanentae, The roman, whose address i+ unkeown, ure the omiy and the stuiekess way fehen ta her to ebuain warinth tn her home wherever that was. erhanw she ‘waa a racther with children waiting for her return to [provide them with a Ute ten, and fevhan “eho jelined thet aoodeh tle they shivered athe tt foun, then tuvked 4 sack under her rm und fared forth foto the cold of fegly"morafie seith a. premoo. Yo Shoruy necurm'with rome Yuet Nhe rant to: come. hc, Mit Pate aah 1 Fats ora greater pommer t= Sant Siow tte iC deereeds Wan fine had for hess Hier pert. wie cel enureanes faa making her ate for ana ulfer pluch but somewhers in’ another world thers wien motets nd’ ladle wnore happiness for her Shai, and Pate save that she Rot Ie NTtdew her on to whe tacks tf Us oni faland ralieeud at nd ng a [Salle streets. And while she walked fiong picking here ama there 2 lump of foal, ling her sack « southbound fain, suppaned to be a sone train on the New Sark ‘Centtal read: hore owen upon. ber, So busy wae she ith her task that the aid at Wear ie ugmrunels and abe eam not meen nti he there.” he bien ine stetck her enocking het fon the weacke, Death wna the tenule “rhe indy eas remmved tS hn= Jeon's undertaking parlors at 337 kite stro > SWEETHEART'S HUSBAND } Charles Mradahuy: plendesl guilty 16 iaueder lefure oludae Michael Me Kinter af the Criminal Court td Man sedgenoed to dd Seare in the pententiary. lradshave claimed that Re shot and killed stages Isensree ‘shen he thoukht that Itenstoe Ws about i KAD-bim. Bradshaw test fled that he Mad ied with Hale Hartston for 12 senna as lier eons iiclaw hustara: thae when he e- Turned fram seers one leht he dis- Severed thet ste hid feft thelr heave Urine allot her helonings. Tee was nfurmed hy steal friend ‘hut Hoot hud miaeriod Rens Firs ated Wiae living wh hen ea 470 SMasncdin “avenue When they. vise Hed. Monies mother at_ 1402 North Wels street, "twa. wonke alter the inartioge, lhe! waa palais the hese Be thet "were preparing’ (0 depart ‘The wite was seated ii aM antemo- ite and he fired wien her hushed mute 4 teetio ur de t6 drew Sennen froin Bie petkes, Renerod Felt dee hewide the wutemachile, Whe got Marlo Pembertun's ur. cat fe the useing that fs busing Side eli Teteaietlty nthe EAUtE Chak steeet core, Meanher= tomy Ags avon st SIE Ada treat Lestitied that he wag ineited ta farts At ihe Mone of Mrs. tht North. 229 "Waluoh avenue, ty hee ivrother. Tavid Jackson, Sis Adu Mzert, When Ise tun Poadg tw des ert roan Rites kde avereeast, Whisk heconling tw. the resthinony’ ster Lind teen Iecked uo in tes eet of Mrs, Nuss inode, 204 tr Ose oa Wud tie kes. hud dieapoeated,. Mes Nowthe huss Untit Due As foe fall ies iuiw the overcoat, Fiewe page rt Gab SIRO Guard After Burglar Mistaken for Highwayman by Officer Dressed in “Civies” ecay ak mie BR RE oe BR vast vy wie Min Se ee PEND at mistakon a MERMRERARE Sid Ln tort Eugene Marcus St) 3:30 a'elucic Bi. “On another a Dea next lies BON Samet Ananone { A) aie Dethons Se AP Steet 4 police ote Be Ree ois Be AP divrivt, wlth RR TES weotina Be Sarangi nis right A kum rhe te SF Then aot tach Pen Stivers an “ah ‘ ges Bt PES Sec> a mistakon Beem Wentity, Rime td aes The sheotlng PEALE cccurtoa in trom mene St erent Sead Nite ert gene Marcus 300 3:0 "otek Eup mi Friday nerning. ut prior to s¢ Marci Pu hen I Trolling. his teat om. Sake strona Sextehan aver the. balding te Deven eth amt 39th west Hie Ws Returning teem aeth street an, Wits Bulking north with Totieonat Aan Riven of the Stanton aves ste" ton See Man in Transon When they renched the 33th sterat tance ales saw as man ato ork ey Sees een, Saree Bovlruena ut I63¢ Stiuestroet. ‘Choy hurelal to: the oor of the placy nd saw the man Saside ‘walking heros ties Moor Giieer Ka igis Seone to the etn White the weatteh uit) stood at te dour with his a solver in hand The" wae standiy welth Ife teks % the streets and moved up out 6 the Tight us he saw the man ome Bee. Biss - ae CS EOS Othe Kensacna: front dour. ie thought he was on bis ut the watchman bean a ston bes bond in, Sad olen Rep teens iteried and a he tuenéd he sea Ate pen “aturcim denned tet sbles Sank-—ahot, through tte ead Sehie Ising there te fre! Tak she ing bullet throu the sent of hs sailing, who. fell onside fh Srsing that he was shoe Tih they Yecugitzea euch “other ives Comes Up “The sing attracted the attenslan Of rolleeman Bibi at the: Secon ls- {niet why recognized the wounied of fiver, who wear in pisin. clots, 4 Meilceman Ammons at the th street stations Volicenate Rui heed the ‘Hot nt th beet he rear of the poolruoni,. tte went the rounded’ inten Co. tier lonspital ith Metlcernnes Wii and. sera’ a eal 1 the Sigeton vente station “When the searon arrived. night with other fltcermen, role Into ths. poolroom Eon oun the burger Ising on abe Hone. "Tine an ieee is hams te SSiifiam elie am said that hw Dd a pacther natnel dite Collins. “the inloged ‘Coline ot ayvax. MAC the time ef thn shooting Voller: snats Ammons fas off uty. Ie aid [er had been tora ttle nity at 2219 Elatraned amd had tot there about Sage Teel nated sown Sune Shree to tains While he stood ome forner he swe aman seting suspls Slowey hy “ffont afte Damn foolscagn: He approached him, of- Mere stiants ape amt teen, EACH thouzhe she other a holdun _, John Smith und his white wife. Bibel, ape being Reld on a werlous Shure under $4600 each, Smith his Toon named as Uke fathor ofa ehitd Torn 10 Rernice Catlin, 3200 Calumet Avenue, dauehter sé Mrs. Snuith Yeon former hustand.. In nrder to protect himeelt Siaith had 2 parole fonviet. Charles Nelson, marry. the Canin ciel, and claim to be the fath- ‘er of the enti, Produced records shoved that Net- son had only gatned his liberty thee months hefore the birth wf the child. A youncer daughter, Paha, alr ac- Chang Sinith of a Serious wffonse. ‘The Gungiters xiated that the. mother Knew af conditions. The ease Ie Da- Ing. bandied by. Servant Jol F Ammstrone and duveniie Cniver Joa: AW Thamae., Te wi er heard fan, ty hefore dude Adams of the Court of Tomestte Relations. Kort Worth, Texas, Dee, 16.—Fred tose, a ftuets asin, was taken from the County hospital here early this sree and hanged to a tree. Rose ad been an employes at tho Stock Yarde during the strike and fw. al- Jeger to have shoe sii wotinded. two halon plekets inane of the brawls ‘Over this the Textns levine tn furlated and formed a lenehing party ferswiftamd sure Abl they work that Atteen minutes after chee had taken Toso front the Mustpital te seas dead The palice authnrities found the at- fenditns nese Taund amd pugend tn he room share Hose head staid, | No traces of tie Iynehers. have Yen framnd, ana Te xesis to inet Fepell= {lon of the thier: trasedic af the Esuthland, she Ienchers, Uke rope, the vied 2 Race man an attempt at investizarian and then the matter CLARENCE FISHER DIES New York, Dec. W—Clarence Fisher, 33, ho has been caretaker og a dwelling at TH Fifth avenue for 35 gears allel suddealy’ Fridays Eicher fad called his wite white in the bathroom, tut npen Wer. arrival Tol Wee that he thotght he woke. be Ail right, At the srcoud all hls wife fummiened st pliystekan but, the aan Sted before he doctor arrived, "AR Inquest Meld showed that det, wie cies tw ents Indlgestion. BLOCK AND FALL” LIQUOR Mreoklya, X. Vo Dee, 1 ssuael Jonese she said We ved tr Newark, NOSE wae aed 19 Moe Bleu seen Girt Mendig ona ehrze of ine fostcution. Whew askeal hye the Judie fehet doe kad tort lbiekting he sald Silt aad Gane Me Laer expladtied thit this ram of lnk, after deli Te di, anaes one fe ad 4 bok sana heat fall ones want that, he seetred Ht tn tho foreign quarter, Hecanse uf x seria taaiey bee Wack Wiecr eed: THE CHICAGO. DEFENDER == Sa ae ere ae ee ee ee a ee a. UCATHOL Wi iIding Contest S202!" Sash Prizes st $5, 2d $3, 3d $2. ord Building ONIEST tes Easy and Lots of Fun. 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Doe. 18. “The trend at Hampuoai Toatitate toxeard beter tatulurde wa. recent. sewttbed Tenders who had rernbed 0 Da Mille foe tho una! tmeeting ve th Neder “onanization ‘Society taller Washington: beseident) and: ey Ne Ryo Tenehorne, Asmociation ot Vegi AN. Go Sacoe, ywresident) Dz. de Grogs jwimeljal ot Heanptom’ inst: tite sat: “Xe Harapton Tastiture, we hin eon raining nue standards and o- Xenidine ote ‘enteses. Jn 131%, at Ch SOtkention at Dre il. th Frist Surves nf che Werk of the Institut ss tna bev roe: Pau He Manus Harvard “University for tha ‘eeneral Calueation boat. in secorance ‘wit the recommuitiona of this survey Suda some eases ‘going beyonu [Shera ease the conditgna bs Jtanged” no taeh Stree. 1St—eu conitoow have ‘all heen strengthened The ld neadeniesnoriaal, ageteul tur, Imsinese an home. eeonomies Courses uf econary grade arr ho feruduatine thelr ase classes 102 filtiace the ond of then. The new caurses in these elds 0 reality wit! carey those who. airs Ahern ie Strand fa, the ceo te aurleuliural gout, three Sears Tegond the. nesidems, which eoten fue pease anil 29 nis oe nigh set09 rade, hsisinine after the competion SCthe elghah rales The tende soho {eC fae scennead wine tor Keep ut th Secure: evel, ‘Thy seventh Re Iirepuratory cts wn, cue uit at Ue Shao the ting seheot year. MyCits thie salvance tht rate [fag of seronary work to, semicco! Tohinte. and event coleclage hovel Ine Hianmton fel blized tr rein Miiegeiven shat. we MHUMt rede OM Gxertione tov muke ill that We erat, IMP aioe mudkins, mon aid wos Lag Weil i scholars, Whether we Wi fie fo. od eprated them: we shapinie ‘and fashioning “thet at fakin tiem seals, mare oF Teen ate ‘ecaafulisy far the. world, Where (they are 1ater, thelr teachers its ‘ear 4 turge. bart of ‘the respons bility.” “Hiaies tested that thy had OUTSTANDING FEATURES OF NEW TAX MEASURE twxef thai ty, Taxon on, feo era Y.W.C. A. 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Uncertainty’ of 80 snuny | ieacn people here concerting the dis jada of mum eiucttluna accommodations und the obvetouy ten ‘deney nf some of the, leading spirits ihhere to exploit the wbatlow' thinkers, ‘ey gomteuversy’ Involving, separnts ‘scholy and several prominent. char jeter th wchool Work has been wajed ‘here for wong years. AC present O- “weuenon anid propencaty who have Lxiight, to keep under gover the jamoblering tires of un actual battle, (are ‘coming out and imuking old thele claim that this and that ehoutd or Hhoubt not Be. ‘Two ‘Schools in Limelight The Whol: store taken Up at bit of history and covers: person who have ech prominent in cinetnnatl’s school Affairs cand these still playing leat ing pact. Two schools which are an the Timnetighe ae i result of Recent faut are the old Dougkiss sehool snd the pigre recent Stowe. Hho ‘The Tmiuxlusa school fs & Rue schon ‘The Stowe school propor to be. Th thiy latter tqstitation the Tead- {ing siete bt Sint denne Harter, tv kardedd in sone quarters ag 4 rapabte Tearher, but an Irrational methodtst iter pullelex are often questioned She is charged (though such eharres mat be taken with 2 grain of wait) with having sralned ertatn intl- cues, utable among the whites, by Mean hot altaeether shavebourd. 1 is sci that 10 gain her ends she his Apneoached those ihom she wished tovtnuve with © handkerehiot around her hie. ‘sim Crow oF Not? Re that aa fe may, and it may he alt “wrong, It ia cerutin ‘that Ais Torte has precipitated the fssue as to whether this eit shall have Jim Crow sehinole ar not. She inay” be fren Suid to. have encouraged acon: ‘tion the almost Ineviealie result a which Wil be segregated education, (ehich means Ihalted and nurrow ed- eaten. There sues those tn the city who, feom the standpoint of Race’ pride. Mave felt ie better to have Thien Schools. where "our boy and Rita uight teach. They have refused ta Usten ta the more advance) reason: Ing that sexeeestion yeiven the white man an opportunity to zet the Tatee out on a limb hy. itsele and then Shake it Inte the water. Neither so they admit that only by, associating Witt other American citizens, white ‘or not, on terms of absolute cattality fan they hope to prociire those a. Santages aid opportunities due them ay eluzens, They are unwilling even to aecepe that educational equality Which President Harding was cours: eour enough to tell the people. of Firmingham we should Nave, Fortunatels, cinenimatl has 3 school superintendent wha © has proved blmselt tule 0 fare. Das. bs Dag. the Wane te Delme turned por Hthoye "members of the Race who jovith thelr false Hexco priite follow Nelusion sand make the brand wit Awhich inferiority weuutg. be, xtampes Ripon the bros nf eur posterity. An Thre whe nee the Tight are teving te teach the blind anes that not by try" Ing to be different, but ontx.by tryin: to be. ike all other Americans ear the Race of people hope for ftx plies Sie pee Fred Sykes, 101 Wost 2tet street, wag arrested by Officer John Burns ag he Was walking along the street With a broken shotzun in Ty hand. Sykes tht the ottleer, that he had Hoken ‘the gin when he serested from Ms Jennie Carson, 103) Weet Bist! street,” Who. fiad “attempted to Shoot hin i her herne. ie clalmed that Ris life was saved sehen “he erated the Semonths-old Tay of Are Carson and held 1. Up ti front of hita as a shteld. Spkex claimed that atrs. Carson had sald Something detrimental ter hie eharne- ter, and when he upbralded her for abe cies ar bien,, Three Boys Convicted of Attack | New Bedford, Mass, Dec, 16—Ben- }jamin Gomez, Joven Andrews at Sohn Dies were convicted bya jury fof thelr peers on a charge wf erin- Anal aasauie upon atts. Gertrude But- ler ut Buzzards Bay last August. Thy conviction carries with It a maximum puatihment of life iraprisonment. Atorney William TL Lewin of Tos: ton, counsel for John Dies, has an- Rutinced that he will carry’. the case to the United States Supreme Court It. was made Known by Judge Luninius of Lyna, presiding Justlee, that sentences would be finpoxed in the court at Barnstable next Tues- day. Counsel for the men. particukirly Lewis, toude a heroic light to savy the three med. Tt was brought out by Me Lewls that the giel and. her escort, Bldridge, had repeatedly. Tea in giving their testimony. | Dr. Sam- uel 1. ‘Courtney. af Boston, it spe- Clalist on divmasen of woinen, told th: court thut the girl had never been faxsaulted in the manner churged by the stute. From. his experience. in more than 2,000 cases Re declared. Ht te be his opinion that Miss Mutter was still In condition of virginity, ‘The jury was out for neurly 13 hours.. For i long time the members ood 31 to 1 for senvintion,” To nd the deadlock the foreman of the jury ase to Rave partuf te court re ord reat.to thein. . This wus done, One of the boyx, Dies, hal to. be egcorted froin the court room, Gomez left weeping. Andreea, whose moth- er. a Portuguese, deckared hin t% be wate, stood the verdict well, Dircetly after the Voys were cap: j tured and identitiod lust August, the | pontiluce roundabout Harnstable went }mad and there. was a wild attemp [to storin the jull, with the ullinsit purpose of Iynehing them. Prompt And strong action om the part of the Authorities "prevented. any. such | Southern disturbance. PRETTY GIRL PROTECTS BROTHER IN MURDER CASE Memphis, Tenn. Dec. 16—A crowded court Zoom inaticed the proceeulngs inthe tru ‘et taetia. Btokes und Hears Iii er ‘iver, on celal in Ue elute Count were ter the minrder Se sSenese Thm viel Seblce mn SEABKe Cormorant Slee ste’ stokes 19 and pretty. told a sordid stung Sf how the red cman eons tad auntea and eratied er ines she lefe her home tv Matesalpn Shere the had ‘ees a Grok fee Mic Ae thae. time. she sald Phones ad Premed ‘his atuention on her und abe No longer Coull bear the samme ef fe ‘Stuce incmbers of the Thomas fam- fie earned of the tans illelt_ rela Gone alte the leave elet and des Thanited that she leace'thete employ. iene’ she ‘was disehanted. ithe. Souni‘cook “Init iste Cor. [morant. tat her amoroun Cateastan hor followed ‘het into every ety ad Cowen that. akc. went Ne. tealled Minaily she etme ‘1g: Slemie Hie followed tnd sought her out with the AME hus telends" She ded rove he ome’ chere and suugnt to onde hit Sin the day of the tenkedy he eat ee hese: ie hal entered the ten fad wa svckine Go auunek ee when RGF frotnce: stony. came in Teumes meets a Heated arstment felted ET ch thecentie a euch a iis Win pote Yor i revolver hich Hi cueticd theres the heather it hiv WeSC Aaa and then eh Be ae bulge tien ea a grams a the eral that they could ot deny |Thowas! vialte ‘to the home of ne Seung: woman ifoweears thes teed [fe infprees tie’ surg with the face tha tbe white mann had Fone to" the horns ete gia and followed ter into Gl ferent towns ia the South with [egproves. noulteee Peete yan cee evident x. Alera lon here tn eotee up the deta the dead’ nants effort at peoseitutlon, FES ora: rebtons wlth’ Hace wenn tye the torn in the site of the white Sere ter he ie fete that, sone tor EFfunlohinent wit be given the slayer ee tnaet od tiedlention Gf the. wile tina's honor tn the ease, ‘very efor Raw been inate to protert Thome | retailere frome pubdticity:: WOMEN'S CLUBS. FEDERATION New York, Dee. 16.—The exeentive committee of-the Empire state Fe. Sration. af Women's Citthe met on Weanrsday evening at the home uf the etialeman, Mise Josephine |b. Holmes, 208 West Idlvt Steet. The fest Wednestay in rach month: tas Teen made the regular meeting. tlie for the committee. A spretal meet- fing qt he etd Dee, 31 ae the chal JAIL SYSTEM ODES CROOKS BY THEI COLO eg Conditions at Covk rounty Jail, lo~ cated fn. Chicas und over on’ the North Siar, ure undergoing & thor= ough "“lamping™ by these ta author gy, following thes sensational exrate ofan arch-murderer and coupl st convicted bandit. “The investors have aerady found many" thine that could fead 4 nothing hae the making ‘of the bastite a Joke throughout the eon, and Kei to be muppet that remedial stets Will Ae oinee bes Cae [Stivure, In ene woridition over ther [nearsver. which shunt be dome wie with, “Phat is he sesregution af ‘eriminuls on account of colur. ‘There [ahoutt ber Jim “Crossini in Coote [Counts Jail'or any other penal Insets Mition, “A. crook. tw crak and Jerlinitial tai celminal, nw inattsr ohat the abide OF nie peaks” hide. Tei is to be considered sc punish- Ment tO be placed Ina coretdir wlth A urty of i lfferene hue, the sur: Femedy" would be to behave sourretl ind stay out entirely. A hlaele Taw neater Ievas wood aa a white one Suclaliy. and. b§ the suine token the Pi wore the other ay ive ould sungeat. df thera muni be! serreration, anak It by Rratinn the werlousness of the offenses com” Hinitied. For tnvtance, put ail the ipw toxether, the sneak thieves to: Recher. ‘the holdups.. Wat prowlers turelars. bootiesxers, murderers sd others In separate "sections of the Hall, whitn and back alike. te would tea sort of. clastic proposition Due fk wouhd ket eld of the fool rae: eles of Jin Growing: the. jalfbeds [Galore “Av tepert from the fall) ate Vhnritlew staten that the, Tinee. lk Iychind “the bara maike lesa tecubl than any confined on the North Side. ‘they were allowed .to- mingle, thel [presence ‘amone. the” tough white whos ston at. the. Hotel ae Peters inighe have ‘an ‘elevating effect wpa ihe latter. ‘They certainly couldn’ nake "em any tougher. |; ‘@uonon GARNER SEOnSS. Ontario, Ore. 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Spee res ts teste ponte Special rates to, theatrical, peoale. WILL SACRIFICE 100 SHARES PUBLIC LIFE INSURANCE CO. STOCK FOR $859 CASH. Market vatue $1,000, Neca immediate fumta Stos aiciSona"to by keeued eee, ook frit go te urehanee, ae | --- "Smarter Set" Selling Out Solid Nightly; Good Vaudeville at Avenue and Monogram BILLY KING & CO. THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE COMEDIANS, SINGERS AND DANCERS IN AN Indefinite Engagement AT THE CAPITOL THEATER 47th St., Near Vincennes BEGINNING SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th 2:30 To 11:00 P. M. NIGHTLY AT 7 AND 9. CHILDREN'S MAT. EVERY SAT., 2:30 See heralds for our holiday gifts. Feature picture before each show Information FOR 25 AND 35 CENTS NOT A SHOW IN THE LOOP CAN EQUAL OURS SUNDAY: "THE FORGOTTEN WOMAN" BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW ON THE SOUTH SIDE It there has ever been a bit of doubt that Salem Tuttle Whitney and J. Homer Tillman, of New York, and of a solid, sold-out business mightily is to be taken as an indulgence, then the twoamous conditions a gage the wood, 100 per cent of the lumber of class musical composers in Chicago, during the initial work of "Up and Down" Lot what the pretty Marble, A. Brand, has been forced, long before the band, to hang the 'Gold Out' in the window of the box office. Those who have seen the show are amazed by the offering ever brought to us. The costumes are new and handsome, having been made by Jemile Hillman, who, it will be remembered, was a memoirist. Smart Set in Hopton, McCormick, Crew, James Vaughn, Edward Pewl and Theodore Roberts collaborated upon the music of the show, and with remarkable results. There isn't a 'song' in the two big great hits, but a mouthful of going over for 'hits', which is saying a mouthful, considering these critical days, when if you don't deliver you a "poor buttery". High speed is unimaginable throughout the band, and the efficiency shown in the manner in which the stage settings are handled. No show that ever played the Grand carries as much classy 'property' as does this aggression and some and the lighting is handled so effectively that they their appliance. Simon Davis is according a wonderful amount of support to the starring brothers and he is backed by as well as working with the money and experience could get together. Monday night of the present week mark the start of the second go-round. It is a show that none can afford to PRINCE & BROWN Morgan Prince and Buddie Brown have an act that is a bit on the coast. The following clipping is from a Prison paper. Their address is at 150 Avenue San Francisco, Cal. Atvoun. "The act which won the most praise at Lowe's State yesterday, the first day for the current bill, was that clips, who describe their offering as comedy songs and talk of color. They are clever and entertaining, with a sense of humorous values. One two is set at the piano, the other dialogue is good. One of the features was the singing of 'Don't Cry, Little Girl, Don't Cry, as a bashful young woman render it at a church entrance and at a cathedral. Good acting, that." DEATHS A letter received late last week from his Sherrill stated that his cousin had told late in November at the office that he was sick. With at the time, so it was absolutely impossible for him to attend the conference. He has the company of the Gold Hall Top Desk Man of the entire profession, we are sure. Teresa & Joe are at the American, New York, N.Y. BILLY KING THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE AND DANCE Indefinite Ex AT THE CAPITOL T 47th St., Near BEGINN SUNDAY, DEC 2:30 To 11:0 NIGHTLY AT 7 AND 9. CHILDREN See heralds for our holiday gifts. For Information FOR 25 AND IN THE LOOK SUNDAY "THE FORGOTT BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW When You Buy a BLACK SW W. --- Ethel Waters. Queen of Blues Singers Pace Phonograph Corp., 2289 S overbook. The engagement is a limited one, therefore it is advisable to use the G.O. You will no doubt have to reserve some somewhat in advance. THE AVENUE Bruce & Bruce played the last half and went over nicely. The novelty of the roller-sharing dance was the standout feature, although the comedy and song numbers were well balanced. The sisters have a neat singing, talking and dancing turn. Cornell, who coorks under work, is a comedian of more than average ability. While the turn is very slow in sports a few of the songs are not noise like a bang. Cornell is practically the act. The first half this week brought one of the most interesting dancing and talking trios in the business. Billed as the *Dahmanian Thunder*, they cover for a hit on Monday night. These boys have a turn which starts off and maintains a speed that is marvelous. They are all singers of folk ability, but it is in the dancing set pitch. A bit of comedy and talk is done, but that is a secondary consideration. They wear real clothes, a retouching change from some of the sail looking costumes seen on time to time. THE MONOGRAM A crackerjack bill is filling this house at every performance this week. Anita Bush & Alexander, the headline team, has to stop some people from dressing and up to the very minute. Miss Bush has always been a favorite with the patrons of this theater and her work is gaining for her a very clever. Porter & Borter is another team that stands high as an entertaining feature of class, as is also Jones & Jones, who have brought the audience to a science. Howman & White, two clever fellows who have been seen many times in the past but under different conditions, have an act that is a novel from beginning to end, and has been seen in many moons. THE DUNBAR Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 16.—The Dunbar Players, with Andrew S. Bishop and Cleo Dowmond starred, and the Spider and Monday, presenting the great detective drama, "The Spider." In a perfect number, this company is the most successful of the generations with the Philadelphia andnews and it is expected that the three plays to be presented during engagement will all draw to the light. A PRAYER The following was sent in by verset, Sidney Easton, who is teaming with James Stewart in a good act, and he wrote it on his own trusty Grammar. THE AUTOS PLEA Our father who art in Washington, Sherman Dudley be thy name; I can't hit a kick in a long time. Yet I don't know who to blame. Give us this day about three weeks' contracts. And don't as from these long lay-offs. Let the ghost walk on every show as it did long years ago. As it did long years ago, S. E. 103 Argyle avenue, Baltimore, MD. William & Dearne are playing the work at the Dearne Capital Theater, Broad Oak. NG & CO. THE COMEDIANS, SINGERS TERS IN AN Engagement THE THEATER Car Vincennes WNING DECEMBER 18th 1:00 P. M. OPEN'S MAT, EVERY SAT., 2:30 Feature picture before each show D 35 CENTS NOT A SHOW OOP CAN EQUAL OURS DAY: "TEN WOMAN" SHOW ON THE SOUTH SIDE WAN RECORD you buy the Only Records Made by Colored People Patronize Race enterprises when you get the same value for for your money. BLACK SWAN RECORDS Black Swan Records Pre Better Than Most Oiher Kinds Buy from your dealer or order direct from Saventh Ave.. New York City --- All sides of life are shown in "The Millionaire," the universal feature which brings Herbert Hawdinson to the States theater on Sunday. Hawdinson's role is that of a young man who suddenly inherits wealth from a man who had once loved his mother and who was assassinated by a gang led by the circumstances to suspect that a so-called "protective" body is nothing but a collection agency for a band of blackhanders. He determines to bring them to justice. He is supported in his determination to do this by the fact that his sweetheart, who declined to marry him when she heard of his inheritance—on the grounds that with might he could be a man of honor and his attitude toward her—has consented to change her decision when he is successful in his undertaking. The mystery chase leads through cells hall but body apartments and closes in the swirling of an eye, and secret passages and halls that were built by the old man for his own safety—in which purpose they failed. For another character of the story, a man interrupted by Bert Roach, it leads to a woman who is a highly accomplished crook and a lovable woman at the same time. Jack Conway directed the picture. SALEM SEZ Dear Defender Readers: It is not necessary to write to tien. Tony this week will write some things about him instead of writing to him. Having wrestled with the cushions of the day coach (and his assistant) all Sunday night and early Monday morning from Cincinnati to Chicago, putting one over on Mr. Lincoln, one over on the coach, one made it imperative that we seek the exclusion of our room upon arrival in Chicago for the night show, so we would stampee Gen. Tony Monkey at his headquarters in the barnacles behind the office in name only, it is quite the krest and most modern achievement in deks, as is everything else about the Defender's While at home, unable to eat, racked the kitchen and a real meal served, with kindle coming we set about to acquire the company of the miserable Snoop. Tony that in our opinion he was carrying too much weight. With the open arm and the hands in the palm, person and future at hand, we painted a harrowing picture of the danger of pointed out the fact that obesity seemed to be the nemesis that stalked the foot of all great journalists and writers, eating Irwin cox and Duncan and a would you believe it, we offered among the generals far or pricked his vanity for the tort of knowing that never soon will be slown to an apothecary food with allow accounting for every morsel or access food that passes within his den or car and restaurant promoters have to plotting one’s purpose by augmenting the regular menu with pal geic recipe. Tess gave me his daily meal. Breakfast class of sweet potatoes, a potato pie, a Fountain. A spoonful of siphon, a devilishized baked white potato, half a cup of yogurt, a slice of pineapple, a glass of milk, a braunfinn and singulations. But all his suggestions should not eat. After six weeks of strict adherence to the above diet he nearly one and one-half pounds of nearly one and one-half pounds of "B" by the time Haller's comes makes his next quarter-of-a-century general will be a perfect thirty-six. We are like the fox, whose pet vanity carries a camera on its own enrichment, and this fox did not escape. He lost his tall in a dumper's trunk, then went back to his car, where he vowed to vining all the younger foxes that loudly tails had gone out of style, until an old man with a purple pity. If we can't eat what we please why should others do so? A pet allusion in company besides the weather. A healthy person, these days—one with a smile without the palp of social intercourse. Listening in on a living-room conversation, the room, one would think, these days, that one was overtaking a discussion for the sake of presentation of disease with only this difference: Each living-room specialist has a sure cure for it. While on the pure food subject we wish to mention one Mary Mack, at the end of the day, and others who find delight in well cooked foods of highest quality, try to eat to eat, but Mrs. Mack's boards live to eat. While there we almost sunbathe, and sanitize, not from the quality of food, which was the best, but from the high quality cuisines to consume. Chicago is a city of wonders, and one of the wonders of this wonderful city is the Chicago Fender. Everything is now, everything is modern, everything is beautiful in its cleanliness. One is impressed by the artist, the pretty, well-wounded officers, with their shiny manhattan desks and chairs, the number of typewriters, the persons employed in the printing rooms, the linotype machines and the huge 15,000 press that prints, cuts and folds newspapers, speed that defies counter imitation. But what impressed us most was the unanimous manner, the general hostess, the great enterprise, Robert S. Abbott. He is modest in his denomination about his work, and he is willing to pick him out as the creator and leader of the most weekly. He indulged in a treasonable swain with ten, Tony for the establishment. Tony won the argument to be embimbing Mr. Abbott that he had made a hardline over the works, and he should not want to monopolize all the celebrity of the works. Mr. Abbott is a unit of unusual force. It is told that during the first trying period of keeping the Deterrent, Mr. Abbott was offered for cash at one time that he offered to sell a half interest in his paper for $25. Made was no chirivorant and was not impressed by the generosity of the offender. He carried it in without the need $25. His number of rate courage, confidence and judgment, possessing the power of will that desired, is attained. He also has the common sense to surround himself with secure and benign lies and the secret of the Deterrent's popularity and success. SALEM TUTT WHITNEY. Howard C. Washington, the famous Tom Howard and the two have occu- nanced of which are doing well in the com- munity. 67. Address: 67 North Washington street. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER WM. GOLEMAN AGNES AYRES, STAR, IS To Our Deceased Friend and Brother Whereas, it has pleased the Almighty Father to call from among us our friend, to call from among us and friend, who departed this life at the age of 56 at his sister's home, 4335 Carried avenue, St. Louis, Mo. No name. Whereas, His recognized ability as an actor, his dependability as a friend, his wonderful love as a son and brother, all make his loss deeply felt. Whereas, We bow in humble submission to our Maker's will, finding consolation in the memory of those virtues that endured him to us all. Oh friend, though thou hast ceased to dwell With wild man on earth. The loyal things thou didst so well have found a noble birth. And in each heart that's learned to grieve. We miss thee more than words can tell or utterance declare. We'll tell the smiles we loved so well As down Life's path we fare. We'll miss thee with a pensive sigh and sad and aching heart. We'll tell the a prayer to Him on high Who bade thy spirit depart. Within the glories of God's love Find that sweet rest eternal. And in celestial paths above Tread heavenly paths supernal. In It Resolved. That we, the members of the Colored Theatrical Club of Chicago, deeply feel and nourish his loss to us by death, and offer to his help in his recovery, by Berry, our heartfelt sympathy for their great loss, and that a copy of these resolutions be given to the family, the Chicago Defender, the Billy Clarke Orchestra to herald to the entire theatrical world the death of our beloved friend and co-worker, Mr. Colman will be remembered as the organizer of the copied Orchestra in 1817, and various other theatrical organizations. One of these copies may also be kept in possession of the C. T. & P. Club C. H. Moore, president; Harry C. Clarks, Billy Bray, Chas. A. Barry. THE STANDARD Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 16. - A great bill is attracting capacity houses here this week. The acts include Seymour & Jamette, one of the leading artists in the male art and she has a clever partner in Seymour, Johnny Singer and his Dancing Stars, fresh portraits in making the bill a lit thumbnail, as do also Tuscaro Ross, in a battle ax jazigging novelty. Edward Hunter & Co. are presenting a fine collection of works from "Home" with much success, and the Sandy Burns Co., which has become a popular texture here, has a knock-out in its Friend from the West. The band talks and dancing offering, and Eva Taylor, the celebrated sinususe, completes the program. Some bill. THE BILLBOARD The Christmas number of the Billboard reached the Old Roll Top Desk on Saturday and it is the biggest, brightest and best special number in the history of the Billboard publication. J. A. Jackson's "Page," which is gaining fame as a special feature of the Billboard, carries a wonderful lot of calming matter, especially in the eyes of future popularity for the writer and the book. The "Page" is distinctly of Racial Interest and should be read each week by the members of the profession. STATES Riding With Death, two days each of the Three Musketeers and Lady Kisses, Sunday, The Millionaire. PHILENIX-Midnight Roll, Rough Diamond, Desert Scorpion, Experiences, Cash and Cray Dollars, Sunday, Single Track. LINCOLN-Wife Awe-Rescue Wife, Miracle of the Jungles, two days each of the Jungles, Say It With Flowers, High Heels and Blue Rose, Sunday, Won S. Hart in the Primal Lore and Winners of the W VENOM-ME-Three days each of Pind hands, the Riesling of Riesling, Sun- day, Eat the Vamp. OWL—Fighting Against Odys, two days each of Three Musketeers and Fife, Miss Dupont and Sunny Miss Dupont in False Kisses. ATLAS—Out of the Depths, Black-mail, three days of The Call of His Courage, Hot, Sunday, a big social feature. PICKFORT—Benzie Brier Bush, two days each of After the Show and The Face of the Sunny and Up, Sunday, The Call of the North. Grant, Jones & Patterson are playing Donnelley, Flin, this week. Sandkicks 4194 THE ROAD IS ROCKY—Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Hounds. 10 in. FARE THEE HONEY BLUES—Mamie Smith and Her Jazz 85c Hounds. Ask your dealer for complete list of OKeh Records by Race artists. He will be glad to play them for you. AGNES AYRES, STAR, IS FEATURED IN "THE SHEIK" Favorite Paramount Luminary Has Excellent Role in Big Production Agnes Ayres, talented and beautiful, who won stardom by her artistic work with Curt Doe Alpine, Hardmount production of "Forbidden Fruit," is featured with the brilliant young screen player, Rudolph Valentino, in George Meford's big Paramount production of "The Sheik," which comes to the Sundance theater for four days in run, starting Wednesday, Dec. 21. Miss Ayes has the effective role of Diana Mayo, a headstrong but brave and spirited English girl who encounters the Sheikh in the desert and is somewhat harrowing experience and complete subjugation to his indomitable will. He is a veritable master of men—and women. None can stand against his power which in his empire of sand is almost invisible. Wild riding and fighting, gripping scenes in desert sandstorms, action plied on action—such are the ingredients of this photoplay by Monte Nutterjohn adapted from E. M. C. Walters's role that is difficult, filled with hard work and tense acting, to which she does, it is said, more than full justice. AN APPEAI SHUBER STUDEBAK The MESSA SHOP (By Arrangement) Present the Inimitable Comedian BE WILLIE In the Swaying Music UNDER THE BAN STAGED BY JCH WITH A DAZZLE APRAY OF A INCLUDING HARRY K MORTON SAMMY WHITE JAMES MARLOUE HERCERIE JUEY MURIEL MANNERS NIGHTS (EXCEPT SAT. SUNDAY) 50% $2.29 WED. MAY. 50% - 1.29 SAT. MAT. 50% - 2.29 A BREEZY BEVY OF LAFAYETTE TH 131st St. and 7th Ave. N SHUBERT STUDEBAKER EVERY NIGHT MATS, WED. & SAT. The MESSRS SHUBERT (By Arrangement with AHWBOS) Present the Inimitable Comedian BERT WILLIAMS In the Swaying Musical Comedy UNDER THE BAMBOD TREE STAGED BY J.CHUFFMAN WITH A DAZZLING ARRAY OF ARTISTS INCLUDING HARRY K. MORTON SAMANtha MORTON JAMES MARIOLE SPERGER CHARTERS HERCERT HOEY MURIEL MANNERS and EVA PUCK ETHER HOWARD ZELIA RUZELL MARION BALLOU BETTY DAIR PAULINE BUTTERWORTH Book and Lyrics of WATER DLEEN Music by STOOMID ROBINSON Dance or Ensemble Numbers by JOHN LOTT ALLAN K FOSTED NIGHTS(EXCEPT SAT. SUN.GHOLS) 50% $2.25 WED.MAT. 50% $1.50 SAT.MAT. 50% $2.25 P "MUTT A The Musical Comedy Succ A Great Cast and Dashing Daily Matinees—Popular The Musical Comedy Success. 21/2 Hours of Solid Fun. A Great Cast and Dashing Chorus of High Steppers. Daily Matinees—Popular Prices. Seats Now on Sale. MAMIE SMITH The Greatest Race Phonograph Star can be heard only on BILLY KING & CO. At the Capitol Theater, 47th Street Near Vincennes Ave. Since it's generally known that Billy King is a comedian in America and is surrounded by an incomparable cast of funnakers, harmony experts, new dance creators and a cage theater-going public will line up early at the Capitol theater, 47th street and Forrestville avenue, near the ducing comedian in the world and his wonderful company of musical comedy artists. The public says, "Don't tell me what Billy King is playing; and where and where, then watch us beat it." With Billy King & Co. changing shows twice a week and a finished show throughout the house, the Capitol will be the "hotest spot" in Chicago this season for music and mirth. Mr. King says from time to time he will be the best talent in America in this playhouse. From the way the people are talking already, nobody can give them a real voice. But Billy and his unpleasant artists. Policy of the house: Courtesy to patrons, good music, two shows a Sunday, beginning at 2:30; children's mattice every Saturday at 2:30, midnight trotle every Wednesday. The tie will be the first run of two first-class pictures. Sunday, "The Forgotten Woman," greatest story ever screened. All for a price that considers your bank roll, no matter how small. LULU COATES & CO. Sloux Falls, S. D. Dec. 15—One of the bills of the season is showing the present half at the Orpheum theater. The featured attraction is the famous act of Lulu Coates & Crackerjacks, which is living up to the great advance notices received here regarding its performance, holding down the main spot on the bill. The entire show is far above the average. NEW MANAGER Charles H. Erwin, president of the Keystone Metal Polish Co. of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, Pa., and a progressive man of fine ability, has been appointed as manager of the Dumbar theater by John T. Gleason. Certainly purchased the handsome house, Charles is doing a great business. 4 DAYS ONLY Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed.. Dec. 18-19-20-21 JEITE & LAIKY PRESENTS "THE SHEIK" WITH AGNES AYRES AND RUDOLPH VALENTINO A GEORGE MELFORD PRODUCTION A Paramount Picture Tate's Vendome Orchestra HAMMOND & SONS VENDOME "BIGGEST AND BEST" 31st Block on State St. PERRY BRADFORD (Inc.) 1547 BROADWAY NEW YORK, N. Y. Everybody Loves Music! "The Down Home Blues," and "Oh Daddy," on Black Swan Record. Price 85c, postage1Dc "The New York Glida" and "A'i the New Jump Steady Ball" on Cardinal Record. 85c, postage1Dc SHEET MUSIC Finest Equipped Theater Outside the Leap. 1200 Reamy Seats MUSIC BY · BEST ORCHESTRA EVER ASSEMBLED CLARENCE LEE, Director The Home of Great Features Fineest Picture House Outside the Loop. Continuous. 2 P. M. to Midnight E. M. WYER'S STATES ORCHESTRA THE ATLAS THEATER 4711-17 S. State St., East Side Street The Place to See "REAL" Pictures All the times Hear the Remarks Atlas Orchestra SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1931 JEFFE L. LAISKY PRESENTE THE CIK" AYRES AND VALENTINO WELFORD ATION Atal Picture & SONS HOME 31st Block on State St. AND BEST" I EDITH! THE ounds Play 'Em TE LLASKY PRESENTE 31st Block on State St. "EDITH" MOVES Music! WATERS Sing On Black Swan Record. Price 85c, postage10c Ball Ball on Cardinal Record. 85c, postage10c MUSIC In sheet music from your music dealer, you with them! A West View Welcome Out, 30a Antitheth Century Leaving, 30c The New Jump Steady Ball, 20c ALL ORDERS AND SAME WILL BE TO AT ONCE ... 2289 Seventh Ave., New York City THEATER NEAR 47TH STREET The Leap. 1200 Reamy Seats ESTRA EVER ASSEMBLED LEE, Director Last Show Starts at 10:30 P. M. ER ON THE SOUTH SIDE SON'S ARD THEATER Manager and Directing Manager M, PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. ACTS, ROAD SHOWS EVERY COMMUNICATION GETS IMMEDIATE ATTENTION THEATER STREET Great Features Rep. Continuous. 2 P. M. to Midnight STATES ORCHESTRA D & SONS THEATER STATE ST. Mammoth Pipe Organ AMPHONY ORCHESTRA POPULAR PRICES FINEST THEATER IN CHICAGO THEATER Michigan Avenue Symphony Orchestra Opplays of Class OWNER OF PICKFORD, PHOENIX AND VENDOME THEATERS LINCOLN THEATER 1122 STATE STREET FIRST CLASS PICTURES CHANGED DAILY PERFECT VENTILATION COMFORTABLE HEATING Continuous—2 o'Clock to Midnight Music! Sing 票 85c, postage10c d. 85c, postage10c our music dealer. e Out, 30a f. Ball, 20c GAME WILL BE , New York City STER STEET 100 Reamy Beats ASSEMBLED date at 10:30 P. M. SOUTH SIDE BELL POPLAR 903 STER Singer PENNA. SHOWS MAGICATION GETS ATTENTION Features M. to Midnight STRA STER Pipe Organ ESTRA PRICES IN CHICAGO Orchestra Class FORD, PHOENIX THEATERS THEATER STREET PICTURES DAILY ATION SABLE HEATING clock to Midnight ```markdown ``` "ARKANSAS BLUES" SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921 AEOLIAN ARTO BANNER BLACK SWAN COLUMBIA CLAXTONOLA EMERSON FAMOUS GENNETT OKEH OKEK PARAMOUNT PURITAN On Sale at Song S MISS DUPONT Famous Beauty to Owl Theater in "False Kisses" "Tied to a blind man by a rope" These emotional words of the "other man" in "False Kiss" on the cover of which belongs this du Pont as a star to the cell theater on Sunday, around all the fire of protest in the soul of the pretty, but worn little woman who brought forth the latest force for evil that is in everyone, no man's who exaggerated. After this "friend," who also was the employer of the blind keeper, had his husband send him "I had the strangest feeling about you and Jim while he was here." Highly dramatic scenes depict the shock to the blind man, who he also tears away the veil that has held him from the true facts about his war, and his friend. The "triangle" situation was never the mode of a more powerful expose of the human faults and vices. When Wilbur Daniel Steele's concert play, "Hopes," was published in Harper's magazines it became a universal success, littered with a longing as a realistic and yet wholesome conception of duties and obligations of marriage is perhaps not suppressed by that of any other similar play, if by any play or story ever written. Universal bought the screen rights immensely, seeing the great possibilities for fine histories work in the action of the story. Pat O'Malley and Lloyd Whitlock were secured for the parts of the two men and Paul Schoenfeld of the filming of the feature now known as "Kaiser Kissed." Dale Four are at the Pantagos, Toledo, Ont. PHOENIX THEATER 3104 STATE STREET SELECTED PHOTO-PLAYS CHANGED DAILY Continuous. 2:45 p. m. to Midnight Benjamin Turner, Musical Director Washed Air Ventilation I'M FREE, SINGLE LOOKING FOR SOUL BY TYUS SPECIAL RELEASE—OKEH R PARK, MARY JANE SPECIAL RELEASE—CONNOR SHEET MUSIC WITH WORDS FEE, SINGLE, DISEN- TING FOR SOMEONE T BY TYUS AND TYUS LEASE—OKEH RECORD No. 4427. ELEASE—CONNORIZED ROLL No. 7 MUSIC WITH WORDS. For sale at all opportunities music conferences or TED BROWNE MUSIC CO. 325 LUCILLE The Celebrated O Accompanied by Her BLU —EXCLUSIVE— ARTo Recording Artists On the following Arto Records: 9105 "MISSISSIPPI BLUES" and "WABASH BLUES" Other Lucille Hegamin ARTo Records 9053 "ARKANSAS BLUES" "I'll Be Good. But I'll Be Lonesome" 9058 "HE'S MY MAN" "Mamma Whip: Mamma Spank" 9074 ILLE HEGA Celebrated Colored Co d by Her BLUE FLAME SYN TED BROWNE MUSIC CO., 325 W. Madison St., CHICAGO, ILL. The Celebrated Colored Contralto Accompanied by Her BLUE FLAME SYNCOPATORS "Lonesome Monday Morning Blues" and "Getting Old Blues" Price 85c each 1. Record mailed postnail $1.09 2. Records mailed postnail $1.90 3. Records mailed postnail $2.60 4. Records mailed postnail $3.60 On Sale by the Following AP Home Amusement Co. 1457 Broadw ARTS Distributing Co. 336 Lenox ARTS Naval Cates Co. 1428 W. D Morris Music Pub. Co. 136 N. 8th Sloe In Mercantile Co. Peach street Consolidated Talking Machine Co. Choral Manufacturing Co. 409 Hawth SHEET "DREAMY CONDA" "MISSISSIPPI BLUES" "WIRKANSAS BLUES" "JESSY MY FAIR" "LOESEON MONDAY MORNING BLUES" SONG SHOPS AND MUSI the Following ART0 Dealers and Cent. Co., 1437 Broadway, New York City Int. Co., 1358 Lenox avenue, New ori- city City Pub. Co., 1358 Lenox avenue, New ori- city City Pub. Co., 1358 N. 8th street, Philadelphia, Pa. Plea Co., Peach street, Atlanta, Ga. Iffrican Instrument Co., W. Washington street storing Co., 803 Hawthorne avenue, Portland Home Amusement Co. 1457 Broadway, New York City ARTS Distributing Co. 1356 Lenox avenue, New York City ARTO Musical Sales Co. 1434 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. Norton Music Co. 1356 Lenox avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. The Vineyard Co. 1356 Peachtree street, Atlanta, Ga. Consolidated Talking Machine Co. 227 W. Washington street, Chicago, Ill. Choral Manufacturing Co. 403 Hawthorne avenue, Portland, Ore. SHEET MUSIC NDA" "BLUES" "BLUES" "M" "MONDAY MORNING" "GPS AND MUSIC STORES EVEN" ON SALE A S. H. KRESS STORE S. S. KRESS STORE METROPOLIS MICRO MCC DREAMY CONDA" "MISSISSIPPI BLUES" "ARKANSAS BLUES" "LAWN" "MESONDA MONDAY MORNING" "BLUES" ON SALE AT ALL S. H. KRESS STORES S. S. KRESS STORES METROPOLITAN STORES MICROLEO STORES MCLEOLED STORES SONG SHOPS AND MUSIC STORES EVERYWHERE Henry R. Dixon and his Jazzland girls are having fine success, playing at the Palace theater, Memphis, Teen. Margaret Johnson closed a successful engagement at Tongueacula, Ph. This week, Strand theater, Jacksonville, Pa. Columbus Jackson, doing well all along the line, is playing the Star the Wille avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. this week. S. H. Gray, the Rassos, is playing with the song, The Jazzyman at the Lash, Memphis, Ph. She is Going at the Layum, Chicago, Ohio. Wardley Hamby, musical director with the South, where the show is doing his accordion to a letter sent by him from Carter & Cornish have a world of well-deserved booking. They are splitting Brooklyn, the Brooklyn, and the Lafayette, New York, New York & Warfield are playing engagements in and about New York City. Mail will reach them if addressed to Luke Johnson has written two new songs and has had them concurred in a reply to Has Anyone Seen My Corrie, and Hot Stuff, a new stunt song Malt 23 East Long Street, Columbus, thick Beamman, the famous monopolist, since his business is good on the coast. Birkhaven has signed contracts for next season with Girls from local Company on the big Burleson street. He is also with the Henry Brown & Brown, the Whitfield Bomers, are featured this week at the Washington Theater, St. Louis. Lock & Tork are a real hit way down to the Windy City in the near future. Billy Nichols writes that things are in Buffalo, N. Y. Mall, 401 Clinton Frank Nichols writes that all is well with the State of New York. Frank is state manager for the aggregation. Blanche Russell is living on the stage season, either with a partner or single. Mall & West 125th street new and old mail will reach them at 555 Arvette street, Baltimore. Mrs. with Louis Biggs, the famous tom in the bomers, are playing a fine work at the Focal Young, aescent dancing and talking comedian, has been held over for the third week at the Star Theater. Missed balloons weighed the mail with Vine, treasured, cinematic cells Langston & Smith are proud members of the Library Courtroom. Teen. Williams & Williams, the Bird, are playing the at the Liberty theater. ALE, DISENGAGED, SOMEONE TO LOVE AND TYUS RECORD No. 4427... 85c ORIZED ROLL No. 7128... $1.25 DOS... 30c Music can be purchased or rented by the college. 25 W. Madison St., CHICAGO, ILL. HEGAMIN Colored Contralto QUE FLAME SYNCOPATORS Japanese woman. ARTo Dealers and Distributors: Away, New York City x avenue, New York City Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. street, Philadelphia, Pa. Atlanta, Ga. W. Washington street, Chicago, Ill. wthorne avenue, Portland, Ore. T MUSIC ON SALE AT ALL S. H. KREES STORES S. S. KREES STORES METROPOLITAN STORES MCCRORY STORES MCCLEOD STORES SIC STORES EVERYWHERE The Big Song Hit That Is Sweeping the Country NOW PLAYING The World's Greatest Attractions in Vaudeville and Feature Photoplays New Shows on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays Music by CLARENCE JONES and His Wonderful Orchestra POPULAR PRICES Al G. Fields Ministries, with Ioseph Blair kicking on our front, are playing in Kentucky, Ky., the first half of the week and Huntington, W. Va., the final. Thirty-foot Feet is splitting the work between Hoboken, N. Y., and New Bristol, Conn. and Crackerjacks are splitting the work between Slovak City, Iowa and Slovak Falls, N. T. Baldwin was featured with a big hit week at the Empire Theatre, Newark week at the Empire Theatre, Newark original legs Wollie is playing the percussion half at the Lyric theater, Chicago. Johnny Hodkins, with the Monte Carlo Sports Club, and Traction N. J. as Eston Jones and Traction N. J. as Eston Jones. Leon Long has taken a lunch, including a jazz band, into the wides of Iowa City. Ella Wilson writes from 220 East Morgan Street, Sidney, Mo. that mailman Ella Ross is in the East as part of the busy team of Jones & Ross, Maf. of Franklin, Ed. DeLonge's fondula girls, with Franklin's Educated Doe, are splitting Franklin, C. Hette Y. Snow and Hooks & Hooks are still in the lead, splitting with Buddy Brown on the coast, writes that the act will head East soon. Maf. of St. Stephen City, San Francisco, Cal. from Denver, Mich. to New York City, according to a card sent in by the latter. Low Taylor & Maid, the cleverest and most not low over bad, are taking out a card, according to latter just received. IN HAVANA Frank It Hammond of the Hammond Enterprise, owners of the Vendone, Dickard and Phoenix theaters, is on a three weeks' vacation the "bacardi," which is Spanish for liquor, would make you fight your grandma. Well, the old lady has been gone a long time, so if Frank will take a chance at "undergrounding" a liquor store, chance if we have to shug the whale-blamed family. Wish we were on the spot. Oh boy! FARRELL & HATCH It seems as though the stelling team of Farrell & Hatch is going over just right. Here's what a Waterloo (low) paper had to say about Farrell & Hatch are two Colored boys who sing exceedingly well. Their offering of comedy and sentimental song is singularly good. Farrell is a ringtime player of recognized ability and a has a rich, sweet voice of wonderful range and power. This pair entirely entitled to the encores they need. PROF. ERH WILLIAMS Prof. Eph Williams, one of the oldest and best known men in the show business, died on Tuesday, Dec. 11, after a long illness. For many years his "Sinai" aggregation traveling in the South, the dreamcracker property throughout the country, including several choice pieces in the country, remains will be brought to his funeral. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER That Is Sweep EET MUSIC of "A on Sale at KRESS STORES KRESGE STORES McCLEOD JENKINS' SONS MUSIC CO., Kansas ERMAN CLAY & CO., San Francisco HUNLETH MUSIC CO., St. Louis, Mo. O. K. HOUCK PIANO CO., Memphis GRJNEWALD CO., LTD., New CABLE PIANO CO., Atlanta FT. WORTH MUSIC CO. THOS. GOGGANS & B WEIN BROS., Pittsburg, Pa. OS. GOGGANS & BRO., Waco, Texas PHILIP WEIRLINE CO., New Orleans PHILIPPS & OREWE CO., Atlanta HOLLINBERG MUSIC CO., Lit. YERGEN'S MUSIC STORE, ROBINSON'S MUSIC STO. BRUNSWICK MUSIC Is Sweeping the C AS B MUSIC of "ARKANSAS on Sale at All Stores STORES McCRORY STORES STORES METROPOLITAN ST McCLEOD STORES INS MUSIC CO., Kansas City, Mo. & CO., San Francisco, Calif. INS CO., Louis, Mo. KK PIANO CO., Memphis, Tenn. VALD CO., LTD., New Orleans, La. E PIANO CO., Atlanta, Ga. WORTH MUSIC CO., Fort Worth, Texas. PHOS. GOGKANS & BRO., Houston, Texas. Pittsburg, Pa. & BRO., Waco, Texas. LINE CO., New Orleans, La. & CREWE CO., Atlanta, Ga. BERG MUSIC CO., Little Rock, Ark. PINSON'S MUSIC STORE, 1306 G St. N, W. W. BRUNSWICK MUSIC SHOP, 3228 West Madi C. T. & P. C. NEWS There is nothing much of importance around the gang's headquarters this week. But hard luck is on the tongue of everyone and it seems to meet and greet you as you approach the majority of the gang are wondering if they will be able to pull on "burky hips" and crumd from the red candy sauce, as that is the yearly goal of the gang. With the times so tight it remains of the 1918 "fat" epidemic. It is not only the small acts that are suffering. Recognized acts are no small acts to work. We have with us this week the Old Time Darkest" Quartet, the Sons of Ham and the Florida Four. I guess that it's not going some way to work. The gang is quarters. It is also rumored that Billy ("Cla") King is contemplating stock at the Capitol Theatre, 75th street and St. Lawrence avenue, a week. Doesn't sound loud at that, Leon Long and Doe Strain have had their heads together for a day or so. Wonder what is going to materialize? James "Cla" Kirk, E. Paul said he wasn't going to let that mutte's heels explode and blow him up. A bunch of the Smarter Set boys visited the gang's headquarters and they were the only ones who are sojourning in the city, George Taylor is H. C. Jenkins' assistant boss of the gang "Old" Houston, Rasius Loe, Billy "Cormor" William, Stasius Loe, Billy "Cormor" William, Fate Williams, Ernest Whitman, Judge Moore, L. Peterson, the song writer; J. J. Scroggins, George Terraval, E. Taylor and Chessman II. in Detroit Monday. Wang was about to send letter to find out the Farrell & Hatch they would show him, but he sent the gang a let- ter and explained program blank, and letter in and explained program blank. Friday and gummer night, at the manual office, "O'Neill" word long time of the day of to feel hungry you can cub and be served with handwiches, tea, coffee pots, yogurt, and ice cream. Anderson & Goldin, a card. Watts & town, but will be in the last half of boots from the first. Angelot of town soon. The at the Avenue Tha- Amita Bash and George Bash and Buster Porter, and Williamson & Whit- son, of the program theater this Thomas & Hay had out of their seats at the tower the first two days of these three days the boys and less assessed of ment or manager should. THIS Starting G T Every Night at Reserve Seats GREATEST OF Everything New BIRD WEEK THIRD WEEK The Salem Tutt Whitney J.-Hom- Tutt Smarter Set Co. will begin third big week at the Grand on Mon- day, March 15. The set will include a whole lot of looking at and bound to please those who are lucky enough to give it the one over. "Tip and Down" is a show of which the producer and pro- ducer will be the stars. The pairs pair have surrounded themselves and divide the honor-bringing work among splendid a group as was possible to assemble from the group. The engagement bids fair to eloquence their suc- cesses of former years on the Stroll. SLIM JIM WRITES A characteristic letter arrived, sent in by Slim Jim Austin, the well known country whisker, to the wife with Harvey's Minstrels. Slim say that the California weather just fits his clothes, Slim always was there with the right nobs. Yea lo! NUE BEAUTIFUL LAYING test Attractions in ville and E D and Saturdays JONES Orchestra PRICES LINCOLN Fine BROTH Formerly B INDOOR CARNIV Thurs. P. M. Dee Entertainers: H Bringing the Country ARKANSAS BLUE All Stores McCRORY STORES METROPOLITAN STORES STORES s. City, Mo. s. Calif. is. Tenn. Orleans, La. Ga. Fort Worth, Texas. BRO., Houston, Texas. s. La. Ga. Mcle Rock, Ark. 55 East 31st St., Chicago, Ill. RE, 1306 G St., N. W., Washington, D. SHOP, 3228 West Madison St., Chicago "FALSE KISSES" Universal's Greatest Picture of Married Life An unusual analysis of good womanhood, a gripping dramatic plot and a situation similar to no other "triangle" situation ever conceived by a playwright are the elements that courted to make. Without Daniel Steele's "Ropes," published in Harper's magazine a few months ago, the literary surprise of the year, which has been to conserve and endless argument arose over "Ropes." Universal immediately negotiated the purchase of the screen rights. It was foreseen that the play offered unparalleled opportunities for a historic performance of Miss di Font, new Universal star. Miss du Pont's first starring vehicle, it will be recollected by everyone, was "The Edge of Paris". Her first work in motion picture was "The Edge of Paris", with Erik von Stroheim, in the chief feminine role of his $1,290,000 production, "Foolish Wives", a suspenseful film for Universal-Jewel release. Paul Cifton seized "Hopes", Paul Scarlett directed it and Pat O'Malley and Lloyd Whitlock played the two chief roles in support of the THIRD B Starting Monday GRA THEA STATE ST Every Night at 8:30; Sund Reserve Seats Early. Bo Greatest of all Colored Everything New-except t SALEM TUTT WHITNEY WITH SMARTI IN THE TWO UP AND DOW GRAND Greatest of all Colored Musical Shows,with Everything New-except those Kings of Jazz & Comedy SALEM TUTT J. HOMER and an army of First Line Entertainers including Amon Davis backed up by an artillery of pretty colored girls LINCOLN Formerly ROYAL 459 E. 31st BROWN'S JA Formerly Entertain INDOOR CARNIVAL SMART Thurs. P. M., Dec. 8 Thurs. P. Entertainers: HENRIETTA Formerly Entertainer Cafe Orchestra INDOOR CARNIVAL SMARTER SET MASQUERADE BALL Thurs. P. M., Dec. 8 Thurs. P. M., Dec. 15 Mon. P. M., Dec. 12 Entertainers: HENRIETTA DAVIS, MAYBELL DELANEY ARKANSAS BLUES Akansas Tuesdays (Chant) is being chanted everywhere by all the Chanters. This Blue Classic can be heard almost any minute in the day and any night, at the fireplace, in whistle It; even the written, Spencer Williams, can be heard most any day or night at the piano, somewhere tickling the kansas flues, and you know the music with his own composition, but not so with "Blue Spencer." He says it's the best blues that's ever been blued. It can be heard on your favorite recorder or cell at an outdoor concert with the Frances Clifford Music Company. Akansas flues is a natural, so say Paul Bose, Isham Jones, Dave Peyton, Tim Brynn and other famous orchestra leaders. It pictures the finer intimacies of life as well as its grosser absurdities. The moment when even a good woman may fall—when the latex force of evil may sway the best soul, the sweetest soul can sway the most moral and spiritual meanings of love and marriage also are visualized clearly in "Fate Kisses," which may be seen at the States theater on Saturday of the present week. K. E. Dudley, manager of the Kappa Theatre, Gratitude avenue, Detroit, Med. has sent out a call for Mass theaters to participate in Christmas week, wired him, girls. BIG WEEK , December 19th AND ATER STREET AT 31ST days, 6 and 9 o'Clock P. M. Office Opens at 1 P. M. And Musical Shows, with Rose Kings of Jazz & Comedy J. HOMER TUTT WITH THE ER SET ACT CREATION Fun for All- All for Fun Famous Bronze Beauty Chorus WN" PLAYER PIANO ROLLS T. O. B. A. (Theater Owners' Bocking Association) All Acts, Companies and Theater Managers! Communicate with the T. O. B. A. Suite 304-6 Pound Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn. SAM. E. REEVIN, Mgr., or S. H. DUDLEY 304-306 Pound Building 1223 Seventh Street, N. W. Chattanooga, Tenn. Washington, D. C. Most Beautiful Cabaret—Best Dance Floor in Chicago Positively No Admission Charged FREE AND WITHOUT WAR TAX EVERYBODY WELCOME TURF WINTER GARDEN BE MERRY TO THE MUSIC OF Prof. George Meyer's Jazz Phools SUPPORTED BY A SELECTED CORPS OF ENTERTAINERS 313-315-317 EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, Corner Calumet 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 MAURICE QUITS A letter arrived stating that Blench was the sole candidate for the Film Co. of Detroit. Meth had resigned and will homeforth travel with his brother, Richard, to work in brokerage. ? Applicants? Work? Weeks? T. O. (Theater Owners' Be All Acts, O and Theater Communicat T. O. Suite 304-6 P Chattanooga SAM. E. REEVIN, Mg 304-305 Pound Building Chattanooga, Tenn. FRED IRVIN, Prop. 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Date with the B. A. Pound Bldg., Boga, Tenn. Mgr., or S. H. DUDLEY 1223 Seventh Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. EDDIE WOODING, Mgr. GARDEN No.2 (ADISE GARDENS) Street and Prairie Avenue POWERS OF REAL ENTERTAINERS JACK JAZZ BAND West Dance Floor in Chicago Permission Charged EVERYBODY WELCOME HENRY "CAP" JONES, Mgr. BEAUTIFUL ER GARDEN STREET THE MUSIC OF Heyer's Jazz Phools EDITED BY A OF ENTERTAINERS REFRESHMENTS EARL WALKER, Mgr. TO THE MINUTE" T CAFE FIFTH STREET, Corner Calumet Beautiful Place of the Middle West SHMENTS—MEALS OF CLUB ORCHESTRA Groups of Entertainers Dancing & Classy Entertaining Music by a REAL Jazz Band CHICKEN and FISH DINNERS Featured CALL UP BEFORE STARTING All Ready When You Arrive 35 Minutes From 55th Street Ask Taxi Driver—HS KNOWS Additional Stage ‘PAGE EIGHT GOAST DOPE By Fe Tim Nee ua wad! 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Ain’ SEY Anat hey BB" fScether Matlin Sst Se contd’ running and fuming. nena the al nn more cena wee Pan te ane ole oP ta athens fated Enon RENEE Ua Ee, cn eenting 397 aplentin Man aguante ay cg te a BE Heo at ge anaes Pos Feber Ap aoue MOIS geen teas EIN Shek eo ig ang tha Coarsely wel | path feats en iether esta none, ist es aay Sw sa - soue neg ae Hake sheen, Hee a mea LN, -reatnetnf nad te test eat et a ‘Lermhine Sitiisomi nds ta. ope that 1 il ernie mir ala SREeAh Sn! id esa a Se Ceti, Pen un PMA ina dt tema ty Tigers Pusine Rott a bonita ERAN ml etc amr y™ cS Oye am in the thy eee iE co Pha ot eur Sin ions On, my even are dim with weeping, — ee ec pre gl a | sles MERWE Mine Vag, and are ane aétn, ever PU a fat Pg ratte Lei cored, ining ite wie tn the dom, enon bind wore See aan eaeh eal UR ce lat Tele beinsing. AYES toate Bot the atone the entrain seal mi a ag ere ti Rags eens wid heart Battao, X. T. = tam ending In"me apotication ian folmcome a tembrr of your elute Lan 99 MSRP Uae tl eet Reset het She ot be Bie raed GRE aM na Hit. iste cena: the Soup cata am Hie cetera “Tigres anit Me bed Aa titel fhe tere tone AF ent at na. weheaat tie eaten 10 © BEL ele tiene, ota, 1 heb chat a bi oe paataehahe Reet fo ae" on Pesala oy anesedt Foe Simm Yaeenan OM ne a a AEE Eee Aan a ene. pron HER iat ety outline Va SG Wits er rae tay ee ee Se rare te ce ieee Amar Berd ane tn ae yen ea Pebae NS iat sad ok See eae at ee tft SPUN any we GaP a hae Where the tralie of the Tare ent, NGS ite thos aE i we ‘That's where the lanl of romance: pore. Hea where, meh are mens ye Shi Wie ation nagar name: Beha ke PAS, Onto, 1 Seog tke care page 4 ein abate any amr Sle, og EUAN T Grn rade eh here foe pit sitter eh ah rorare to bis via evere werk. Be ut JOIN THE BUD BILLIKEN CLUB Every boy and cirl reader of thia column is eligitle for memberenip Contn nothing to jetn~-sou pay no gues. Fill out and sefura the application blank Codey, and become a member, APPLICATION BLANK FOR MEMBERSHIP BUD BILLIKEN CLUB "__rwiem to pecome a meinber of, ‘The Chicago Letender's Bud Billiken cw Adbreea scanssssnnsaceneonsesbovsccontonsesseiens “ABSssoseeesave GEORGIA MINSTRELS Aa SS athane GF fed toe tive thes Pas and 4 tinge uf cont Urenze tren Ube Pa: Bie toate that "ttingt Se ofthe Saft nt ee F Bethe Staal rg ee ota ES Pt 3c! SOR suas es ca Brat Bf chee ot <i Sen eh Eee os retaidee ea (elem at eyo eendan Pi od fore, waping “anything shout the’ 3tin- poet Ta Eat nt Sn Mane Shed" Se I ier a ane hate if sou mes the ‘wou I Bice, ith 4 elie where sou ean a? east EocY geo. * {saa mach tnueenagea tnt Sihoegrapn ‘pabdinieal inthe, Esaminer 4 the chatahion Tackett teain of Sa Trancterr, wticts ip eeaniemed of x. 90 fied gel, Avestan, ant tnlian, Mex: Win, “Asada Chinas aniesese sd Eni white lela. tat show lions eam feet See hon x nines Printed to acklnone they ebues at sett Sim ichenea ‘be the students agiahie Tia Shuntee” gin) hw sinoncet ti acres the Shite twister.” athonarige nae af th SShdonta sont) attend thee exvrebve Ai Tou qutiers commented. tay the Incklont tna aye the highest prafn #0 tN Juha howe gic. Tar hoand af dleetare sont fhe'talimadeg metmeramine te Jam Sioa eirh ben Amertoan nitizen. top fe" mamitted te hich, “acho, med Sheath she fuecemmulgiment asm Mitene ictanettied fa he ane nwa Sra : 7s Gearata Atinsteete, sith only on gunna sag tn Callfarnin wil turn. faces Borers ‘mt. wi plage the wera ot th Tih at the Ttrdacay theater, Denver Cate et Tohierr ja gam hhc home tn’ Pagndenay Calif weiter ie Mat Moyeettat fae ae Aentoe, where Weil fi ene aan vate, “Ww Snimatn “trainers Chaciec” and Tike Inger eevied te sta heketa tthe Weer sith setatioen Hewat atoan, ew. member nf the Senveia. MUastre Ham "Une Ancetsn whe Sposanesn Sete, “ante Mincttone “woleer eur hoen SMlktn of be nowerenate os ane’ af the ‘Rnetnet singere eter honed with a mal Siret atten and toe! fer sonttent Fecina” acterm erltieg, "Stews x m0 Seat “aeudent of the Unlerraley ot Cal Fe a imemrstoae we aang {Rrclotanl” Concerning tature antha flor aut ‘any atatement Hw, fester ae dite ur tebresctin tn al Nercineve tie ‘miinettete eit ton our thant faontyatiee teanion aarde dont Singtel Ronthern tank, cute 0 fo Se NGR” Gangnn ant eves Sto etonse Fee nen in thea hee af heath with thw eneeniton ine Ughente Wanders ti I foo the aleke sae “Nothing” serine The CNeetton “fearstenste ated nee Te inoeeite” Reno wh) be the nent shone Sa Soe ed Shel et Stanley nove hua far hones Eick Wan fain Thin cay ai Ea aver Wiha ents Pea Uhintee eae he inten ag the ade, telne fone ma Fhomne Hore snd tofnnis Wane. Wc feline Sone Lake Gres feta ina fa Jaren anatent nite! bn thin weet Reta ita “Sate “el Zane mae sae yal ett chat ne Bears PRE a ne soaaaae seater Renee ee ae ee eye Cleyetand, O° Dee, 8 Tony Laneston, Chicas, Hi Tar Friend Tonys We're st tn Chrceland, Muving tind a couple oF weekw" rest (against our wil). Liow- Seer. to All out the hours avd days or feisure 1 have tren a reauar hatron ot the Gay houres. Witneswed the big ifteenth ition af Zleatehr Fontes at tie Ohie last weeks Tis sine a" “wondertal jeaduction, of which Tat tending Yow a jrosratn Alvo had the plearure of Iletoning tu the harmony’ from the watens af 2014 ‘Times Darkles Quartet” at Ketth™ now. 105th Street theater last week Thee lows were second an the Wl md toak two encores and. sIX tne fhe might wag there And the the- ater be really “ne last word im the- strleat Initlding.” An, It is such Neautteit structure, and ack laencn Dh hay, the urehlivel ses thas Sen tit that the actors are supplied with it eonventonces, Ail dressing. ott tee beautiful, no “star. room. The foam the "Old Time Darkies” had wns Huet! thee same ax that of the bead: Uner.. ‘Shower bath, Aoors covered ith Trussell carpet, sic. Himest I can't deseribe and give it eredll Gre would have to ree Wty rvallzs how splendid Tt is. We re azain ended ex: Plits- lure, Da, Star theater, hext werk, wlth Gilgon's, Titadelphia, wo. tals Tow. However, 1am snriasing a seit~ Aidressed special. delivery stamped envelope tn whieh 1 wint you. to Pluse enclose the Totter that you eve ghiore for tie andl taih me Immediately, eo that IU Sil feach me Mefone Tdeixe tones, WH et sn Near fou me Aguila Weare Neva With sincere wishes, 1 remain Your friend, TOE JONES (of Reynolds & Jones) ; MAIL AERO ‘The package in getting shick ax Xmas approaches. Don't let Sour bos hota the teus.” Come on throbs wih the vensent address an we cun walk tar 'Williama. Shonting: J. Touis Hoharon, “Fan Gransia, H.-G. Whete. ida Hrery, Mr. Tarves’ Min- mela, Joe Sheridan, Anna Willivms, Jamen Neropsing. Thcker & Gresham, John st Garvin, Ac J. ‘MePariand, Theo Weathertura, Charlee MeCray: Mamie Smith, Stanley Menneit,. Mar= in Margen. Harhel Kinz, Charles Stenole, Jackie. Wradford, Grorsc Set Harry ‘Tate, Tommie Hawkins May Moore, Clarence Willtanvs. Wii lian Long. Excell O. Matris, Maszie Vowels, Chartea Hrunitiedd, Sumit Lewis, Lee Marshall, Ward Andrew Aaron Tolliver. JL, Curtis, dames Wi Taytor, Thornton Winter, Hesse Reawsure, Cornelius Kdwards, Derik Vas, Ea Gondhar, Ternthe Tacs Walter Crumbling. Rabe Tose White tng, Clarence Duteun, Matthew Mat. thes, Juhu Bhmds “Ross, Hest Dison, Watts @" ieinggold, Lave Well! Raymond Jeftcrson.’ George Mectennon. | CLOUD & GUNN Wolert If Cloud, tate of Cloud & Miller, whieh recently eompleted a sucessful tour nf ute West. eas caller Tate iast “week. Wis’ former Vartner, Mrs, Miller, was unexpret. ity ealted to tier home so tw fe now Fehearsing a new act with Tilly Gunn. lite of the Milly Kinz coins pany anda Chime favorite. The det will uke Original songs written, Arranged “andl “composed. hy. Cho some of which are now being pil. Hehedsand bootme te already Wing arranged. Mrs Clond, whose heads quarters are ut 3233 Wabash avesiue, Ieartoring special serviees in that he writes songs to ofler and orchestra Hons on short notice, “THe faa Spe claiist along this tec. Ritinkusta ean: | eaier. & Perry ate doing finc.ta the New England States. Wore th what a paper ia all aver, Mass. [Sahl aljout tre aet tast week? “Fiddler & Verry are two refined Colored entertainers with an net ft of surpriee sid tawelty, | Mise Peary Sings Tostt's “Goodly? eharminels and then Ler partner gives a series 0: marvelous impersonations, the 1 Slosing with “The Chop Suey Shan, 2 Wriitiant sketch In old-thme Chines costumes." ‘This week, Franklin Park, theater Hoxton, Mass (crigg & Coleman ure a4 the Star the ator, Wrile avenue. Bigttbura, Pac, a Say that Mrs Thedie: inves 82 Biter fon steed, ‘te sill making ‘show folk ‘iehesens Oh tae kama’ Chicagy. iijty LT en e! ss e oh a etend Et | nae t [FoR Yoon prox ue | Ae [en ee eee Laas ENGELS) THE CHICAGO DEFENDER saath of tne Sore nak piste 10 cuttin the Ete hae ther Sahin Taurean ne amid to" jon so SRO" atahas, Satis er, at hi, Meat? 1h Re th the Grotent. rane diet hide aeeatere t had cae ae PH Sighs itd PH fie Fe totter in tring next | week.—Evely! ining ta pat_an for Christmass—Parhe te Sintth,! Chicago. oe 1S, Sam Hla are ie tlh dines ating are seat tie, Se tes the ea Sea) SE aoa, Sek [Aira abet aetna jhe thenache tint ‘te vould ‘uke I tom an ait, et SE a Aad apa ea ha it iia te ta tonto halen Me how eave ark. ae ee Pat ana eet Site ate er St Tin Tita “show 'e to thems tam the Afth grate and 19 years old, i “in mare dering athe Wet mipieds tar aac de oer Fee. Use rte ie re Ty arn ue? te ieee hele a a ah jet tan an enya dn [its Rati ate ean fee Te samen Sita tha hibieh ages ama masa { seilt Tinea tortor tue the next. ta ra nate fh j that Fou male a mistake tn’ say name, [arate RR Nada Oe {ions pan tatind fo'non Wn the, ear [ea ea ean Set Po bee sericea pol eit [Pies tal tans a fooled aca Setaae te [ou Sent Ie me hutten?—icten Hun tard som wl ingest fe se eee ie Me RARE Eee Oo ace a a Liha ruer t, m. Mog argu he ther DU yioe aaanhataat ar eT DN ieee, Whaia peta ie [Sune clu Than that som wil eee Ve (thin hae ee ce Leet Ee ere ieee ae it, hc A Tg tenner atone iH OSE eta lS | stories. ho cag te re wR hate SRT, tom 1 es hoa cl fee, i ir de tt Rei Eeeding al bat ts Feit at ga qed huch sonige fe task "Std acti, ta Hake Higa eat chat ett Pentland te Se rvEHEE alee nas ee Meg ile ine. ave iam mh eon treme cant a TUR gL ae Re TGaRhaer lt Shot Fein toe Sealumns T have Reon sting the Te. See et mae ASR Geoae rete eva nant cae Tea a are cog Medinet Te tele ee * ‘Full ton miles netat Ware Essen Ein, ve, elo and La he ones soit! amt ana ht a Ge Erie ee ee Bek es ataate ther ahatar ia Peer lee Pande eer [Rc as Corea (Sear UAuvera. TH : * By CHARLES, W. CHESNUTT The Great $10,000 Serial Story An Exclusive Chicago Defender Feature A ‘avuauriarnecitonncnntnsgeteecetgteenicaneeceocacnca IIIT CHAPTER XI, ese ea i a cenit Slat he tare ie: ‘TRYON GOES TO PATESVILLE ville Hotel. a very comfortable Fe inne Xttnr “a “hata brcntent tia ‘vist 16 che harker alone we Anaultet of ts et ete the es te tatoe o'r. Green, is mee "hn corner. ain? anaterred_the ceri “RY the MAELO hnne fant ave indus stare." anor da fos here uni bait a" hou age Wout reat rata ommees: vom cut the alee out ti enti. He elmird dhe males Mot te So ane tn sxcrpt a. gowns Catered me mate tn the” ter "ules "eho, Ton prarently ad Trsen emer co, ahs renlind the tan to ‘Try- ona utenti “he alee "hyule note oy ier tnt sn sian patton, “ae it Ha he hack anon, “wan tint ann ne. privace wie her walt fo ‘im, uh?" se "Fes fad no alot seal urogis Journey. ‘nod Tet nomena taut ‘rouah the niente of tee nest roar ies an vy” arate wih Windows at ome thie al upon the ther mtalile strown with papers ard maga: Shares Bac" he anawered, “il watt:* Te tntered the Prieate oes aud into ostrich, an Tosked out a the inden "un ihe ayanre_ lo Wi ew wan iil Inca wd bricie market hose wit the towee ae nts qieturecaue “Gna ene se one emt ths buldie wightion Crt wetehing ood ot nyt th Vootha under the" wide rence acvora cit Negro. amen were ine Aaa ite charedat "efoces the’ eur end imee. en nppetiting ene. who hl wor weaken Sn on cee ie Sond Ral’ ieien two-wbetied cars feed ith pit wood ain daw by timiniea” tera uf "suoeranmunie army muita branded om the hank wih the caballsie feitera °C. Be Ae” wh rereeaontth enskchedarcams oF TA which, wa any Negro about th Tanet owes woul hace borne ‘wit cree cimitet "nr wary Sonera, fat, Now ang then “n ‘Taiyo gentleman fans ih fests etenen one’ ever forried te Pacecviliener “some, po7 Witte | mamanifer stouched” Tatler Mong tun ators or oer reom Sioa mocianiealiy cotitcd the. sla oc tlower brea om the nenreat ark Sal niet chelated tne ea ce feats af several af ho nsragre Tone wopk. ahevios eahaveurd the, slew Tamme: eee ahr ay bis eine Picked uy Sv ensalat Journ tm whi fe roa fet um este ata. marys min mireal operation’. Turatng We tates ily he tae pen an aeile Sedueed "weiter, on" the perenmna Pace wenitem that hay weve the, cou ny tae a eny. he wer ain inined at oming toa rivelat tendency Mr te Seure bed, However alltel, 1 meet eth Arita ane, sey” aor Ciesicatatjon ef the wire. and tise Pacer wih toulah an wicket North Cra hentanliioeteeiteted am the whl vine eeaule ef hw new comtions gon: ratne tie Keuth, would retors wn etmolunical igosalbhity’ for Uh Smallest trace, of Negro. hited out iecitabiy aaa own the suieror” race i hs ieee the Infering eat tds ihe att Soughand,. aeeniy sovaneated Oy dhe’ mama of he ineser, tothe Mental oes of flagul the Swdahox eaten Neeee incapnctiss To. fore ini hate netoced et how ouhdy se iat abe teed oe ber devote rine iy ha atom fo tho treet riuants ter ertea ant rector. rane, I hehowend every tre Sout rs anneal rim mean the abort Tear radiata, to smimsin thea Feemary" am purity of Mw all-bereat fog atfecomnuring rac. and (9 esis IF adargmrafiatls meane the: three: tet buna af tefeiee andes creat "peony who. were rot t0 Sri Ireemen ere they had them iris searan cenned to bo slaves. ‘Wea "Fegon st intahed tho, art cov inch epee to him 2 well-conahl sa"argumments albert. bora rine anes ine tock "upon ‘the fable ale tie nevate wonderfully com: fata, und eitag the tien of jorrney._ ie sieilet tom. retry im- aime anata head on the cunitoned baUy” of ths shater nit fel ace, Ae recta ee ane tnblt af youth. he serait ‘and ‘purscnnt tw his ov I ifehfont tes he dreamed of Tena thin teere walking athe moorlshe Thee eT auc oud in font oe he ieatkee' hones: ‘The air war redoten vith tue eras of Mowers: ike mre rat tae wales Te hed. ated re ag towed Nine Sind wat mt Ie ener tn wremicone teem repectatinn. she opened hee ist sna tne aoumd that came from them seine to be: "Is hes Green Int So? Atte him whim We omen back, piesse, to eal a Sr house an noon ag he can> ‘haven ‘wae hn that tate. of zomno- uence sn whieh one may. aream ant 3 res eee tani ane ie arenmingeth rae bere ence during a aera Sistine hut one ninehew one’s weil fesse that one dpinot dreaming. th 1a Theseferes uur of ringing ml ryTatuat the wants he, had fuer hear i cit nat mrt wlth The shams Mhavorae af a dfeam—na inconeraity i rie oacirk tour witch manne the ar aoe seenut the Sion. The ahora wiigient_ to star Teson'eacuinbor si yer rnegin slowly tek. fo om attomtens When fuk awake, he theuret ie mest’ ght football de seen te sire SMrar here some one here?” he tn auieed’ of the ‘ationtant In. the’ outer Tineee Sins twa lala throuRh th orasr oor. yee Gans rented the ers seune‘colial oman, wuz in Sex "nove Scheer doen (ae remnneary tmich of an aarti ioe g’gemra manna: eae maeatincened herserinra hie dees rsh a mgt Interesting wnt, | Never Satta the olen “haa “been tele Imagination: had rancid sak ie, \ntiacye tin dalese caves wt em has er turned Mra Heer pearinyaid lose eat af the i Lee ar Ad toe ti Detter aa simul abi seapicating sree te ce wament tater the sactor_ com unutna eee. piurnh ea" wa oC HE vr inoee, with’ a frame opm, enue oe etaa an aie ot Sela oer. ran My doctors zon tance Lar ganciyes ais youu Hh Sue idee Soukt surat, a Pe au eaters “Mis ene hors exclaimed the, loc tar Surat aiter “Tryon hat intro Seed hand, som dligitat to. mor Sacel Mine of the ell tno ao sinner ana Te were aweethart TOME met ae oak woe pinatorea, a0 vei urees our Brantfather at Chiat aor aa t met her, more. than. omen rt yall tee more, mone coum a atter she hd grown fo be a RA sang ‘ascman, eure fie Her.” ton are na basses Foote mrs Mr. Chesnutt wax the first one uf our group te win distinction as a | Aovelist, The Tate William Denn Howell said-of him: "io touches BN the ntopa: he has wit, Rumer, pathor, tmagination, charin. iis philorophy 1s that of one who Known hls subject from the inelde and present it ina manner that compels attention and admiration.” svoneeeeneaevereayaynaypeaveganapsqeqauneneteueRenanoctenenennnsuenenensuenaneateenegneenneanttinaa porate: JsThere. cana fresnet nore a Sow sed Sah tiene when the Gat ofan ornare oes rete aeseietcs Meas ae ae att tae she eia ta tt Ie ee Emre heteet! at du venty fone Societe nace east oe Sear ie der tht alee ana tie in the ethene rege stale sn In doce J aceite rs feces oe Tie ein dn head at he wile “pin fom aa when he be hack” oe roe a en a a Rate RS nN Se te” “alanine ayant Tey. on, tare elng ishiyteting nine Sete eee ees ee HY My Wot Rave ween Sfosnd thers Hee rue nee bee heey eat Thane wee "ule ta haat. akes bin le ot tke 8 whe tne ae’ ert mate teegtly than team te hat i hse Sealant Sor ae tS Re gates one se "Yak you sieht around and tn teeta eu. Sal te Matto, ton eencatety Tae a ease weet ‘og noe whether te Junge ver met Ye totber ae acta he Kite Peatomaet"wath fe"cenone, an Svinte Sa tal fo ale Matas Bee the mauemte Dave Ei oay"Tih fe ack tortys nd on’ Reet day ieennan RICE me Sa Neel Toe thee sour uns [i toon Sade“ this emi we Wn sen othe rea Saw and el fae tua ante oe ee srreeMatentie' ean Sondsctre to Bette acto hee cone must Shy'ignc Save ruloed hd'een on any fay taetel ange nnd heaatned a Tach alti eno peop So staat and aid mateo remem Re Maden Nima aia, “Atte nod at Mireetteg ramet tat ha wer Sra gate aan he al en ae aah eaten "and acttreapel the, trate seer ce ene tase ee liars outdo, eet he youn a {Wea ace ante mtn of Meet ar eran ced hate | "No," replied the Judge. tn answer to a aeceasa' te eee wt ee te Hiudnate Bad gekcntin kes Be ete cenehed wh nee Be NT, tang Maman Dae eet Se Goal iN actin se SEE pe, Soune endear’ "7 He Ne iene eee ey ont Raethuer ttt at totes 2 Ba te ae eres aT ae, intra rachel Se cet Slt wth ne ced fe Sate Le ratte ase SN oe Ce SPRY aes cert wrimaltdhat Tce ow the tay at PO iar ft tne a MG ate: wal na STE tho xeeré we: tl have with cart Neamrkcd the sion, or, ber Seed eet age reat Ie Sutchs RE anes. vars, asthe Ses Bescon hetd nthe ne, {"Poctum Green.” he sald. “I fuheot [tr eet sour ea aa an une oma [cat date nth et batt ou orn SELES Saree Mane en anteater pon pd ier fees ge se Tan Sel See ante to, ore hint cdot eae You forge See a Se a in ether eee ee fad nor thee ae ed a |See"thohen onan ow mee bak tore Saat See ee Gi ee att tea tng Fi Wie ah ne a ere ae etna ha Siu .PS Tame ety. enmnantons teat hey "eat on etna eo seciaptt mh aac ariel gourd i ens sere ating art [s.nandte of comet cr A at oer [Aa tue ha edianke gota fativone. to Hae, eae a nw ether ay. anneal Nee Aatema aitre Vnot thee ert ca eth late toy ht fer We Sctie of «ies wis 1 Flt eink you waht alcnare Ht he Rated even. | Mint win he tet reblne ane kor A Betts at at et nat and then, ere a SSE Wentan Sone ane Rant. ei eeat af alee, trata [Tae a ee disney hee ae eect tiny ‘yeu’ age, “th teat! nace wnade aay mam turn‘ Sant gaan che nae wn Teas wo Shear rae aM Sota he Jute scotty. SY8e anmneind's “i TERR ar tenets ant ten es tote ether nee see {inet sachs ae "aston ure ‘Si | et Set Mar ac af abe Peer RUNES fh oe noe Seat Reve the ci ie rely bes Ha 2h, SMe at sntye tot nae ite eet ea |, fone [AES a wore handnome woman’ |earpica ie since nei: ae Bal hoe enge four pouseers 3 Eetaatate eueson ot ee Meecat a woul ace, tet rity Tata “xpath nile Beef sckin te mie gut ber ants Lethe a tnigey eae Bee eta Setar bat Tee ee tect aman atou hae [teat fet ana ense fe 0, We thelite one at Meets aha [eaMesete nate a youne itl | meh ST tmntte atse doe" anothee sone quitter coed tee sa ae rape beret bak shee Mal dames s Sone oe te sentry Kar bonnes the North, Fe AES, Arata She, Shel tesa fe mee a cnt ka any AEE Sa erst hen a Pr aerat let egarrge Ban ee re eng [so ie Silat, nto aes sity ncaa aneors a rye Matin wore Hae i Mee TR agree ata 0m, BAP mate et ates teri sn wearer sty eter deck ely after etn! ne fadgec* colin the other wees Be pale ae aa Tae UGS fare” atecract, Peta dea age when Ta sa 2 ox nw rouneay”coreced viguaine’™s Se 7 Gem on and 1 were_soung, conte "She “Abate “Toren save! Sear aes, esau he ated rae mat onl wa ein to ag at the ary wigs Cea sted Certailg” ut a seco ware sei eandl te wublet nile tee sone bad the Nore siauite e sci enone, Hee cou na ret diate ste ia Fa Sea eee tay eieemmiance Sh te NT, te tren Jana he was engage! to be married to ‘A.B, STIEFEL, PRES, EDWIN STIEFEL, SEC. Visit our Music and Demonstration Parlors PHONOGRAPHS & PLAYER PIANOS RECORDS and ROLLS of ALL MAKES Most Complete Line on South Side. WE'LL SAVE YOU MONEY! STATE ST. FURNITURE CO., Inc. 3131-33-35 STATE STREET THE Home Cash outfitters: | SQUARE DEAL | 6, credit AUGUST GUENTHER & SON Expert Cleaners of Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments Rugs, Carpets and Draperies OFFICE 316-18 EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET AUTO SERVICE PHONE DOUGLAS 2274 * “WE OWN AND OPERATE OUR OWN PLANTS TELEPHONES DOUGLAS 3445 DAY ANG NIGHT AErS aciie athe CHARLES S. JACKSON FUNERAL DIRECTOR FINEST EQUIPPED UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT IN AMERICA 3315-17 State Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS resins fn atest. We 2008 eet of ia torket the papery cynerraini irs ‘Meararan cei ane Tata them un the fungers ene “Sewn tnd eversthing there, str— the note, the contract, aid. ein> car~ ospanene® that wit hve som Ue Masts Nether thing. WML You te able to Too mer them sodas? T shoutd ke he Rinea. a hile nervously. "ts Bu back Miiat?* exetbimed Dr. Green viva- tounige, “ingalt. our. taven by. asin Iie ote dag Te won't he Yona vm forget nerniainted with ‘ut soni Meat” fteavilin gieis are amin. for Their neautge “Heat, pemapa there's foadaone ta Routh Carella to tr Tack? "Ah, you change ‘color. "To tny inint tierce nothing. Gner than the Ineenuous ‘Must ng south. Tut wel sare. you Wt youll anawer one ques- Ginna te serine? “tem toe, married {a two week sir "annwered Tryon The matement Micinded "very pleasant. tn spite of the Tighe enbarrazaent cate by che Ie ules "Gaon hos!" enjnined the soctor. tak Ing. heer Camiligrig—they. wees bth Mtanting mow, "Yow othe te. hav forsied a Patersiie eit. he you 2 fir din cowanie the eanternountle EGabm come chia way. ana we are evi Gentiy too Inte to eatch you." TMI nok your panes over thin. morn fox!" anil the Jadae, "and when f come Hom ainnee wilt stop atthe court houre nd” examine the recerda and ne nether there'nansthing we ‘can Ret Rott of, te youl dron tn Rroad a Tereronie “T may de able to glee you an uinton.* Now, George.” exclaimed the dloe- tor. re Ro Baek to the oMlee fOr 5 ‘spel, and then Fil take You homo with zn to Tureen" aon, nesta. Oh, you mune. come: | Mrs. Green {woud ‘never forgive mo it T aidn'e bring Sou, Strangers are rare biedn in eh Eoclety. anit when thes come we: mate them Welcome, Our enemien Pay over: hen our instituting, anf try (9 Bot the Nortomn ration tom, hut they canner de- ttroy our. Southern homsallts. Ther Bre ao many carnet-haeers anil other Jarcial vermin ereeping (ato the Sonth ith the. Fankeen teying to. force the Dingera on wr, shat 1a a genuine seas fire fo Ket actuiginted with anather rea Southern gentleman. whem one ean i Site inte one's howe then fear Contamination. anil before whom -08e fan exprean in fovtinen {eeely and be Kir gene gp ee oA 9 CHAPTER XH) AN INJUDICIOUS PAYMENT. HEN Judge Straight's vistors Tad denaeied he took wo eh faveen which ‘had. been 1 Wily. othe. table ag the were tawen out of “ryon eonat pocket “ant” commenced The eras. There ean ‘emote for $500 many ear averduer but mt see et Teed fy" tanse of tnaer m'comtnet cor trie. the tennsaction out of whieh the Sota haa grown and arceratfecern a Soniee ‘of Teteva mouiing. ‘the terms Stlthe contract, hn jude had elamced [oeer mat of the papers amt wat Ret Mog wel inte the meritn 6f the eas chen tin unfolded a letter which read ar tenoms: Sty Dearest George—t am aoing 235 for about w week to vine tho Cada SF aav°ott riend tho. to very han fans not ves "Bo not alarmed abr Ine fort ahall very key br back BY The time’ you are, Toure tring's: “rmowena. Wari: ‘The Sudee wan wnnbis to connect thls retire wlth “the transteton wile ormet the aubjert of his examination [Agr tad’ dimmed hie perceptlonn come afer aed fe was not antl he Rad Be Uthel dhe tetor-and rend over sexta Animated the signature at the bette Meecond time ‘hae he perceived tha the" welling was ins womans. hana that ‘the Tak ‘waa comparative (rah fh thne she Totter waa dated” only Soule, of dase Petore: While tm at AM the sheet tn nis nand te dawned {an him rie that he held aso one ofthe links in @ chain of Pease tau Mas inten we htmoet, he became. Semtortabiy aware, had had’ band a toring Tits the Walden woman's dauenter. ag sure ‘ae tate! er nam tiene Hine boher cova ty the name of Sar ein She va come to aie her sie nition. sis youn cient, Gree ren Tone her toversix ensign to einry Herts tn‘takrm, ana ‘in Hiely to mee ee Sr Su: Wall ad abienibied In th hk SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17; teat q AOUNNENUANENUOEUUUUARAEEECUOTALAENL EAA - Cedars bicago Defender Feature mane watlon thus auagested that ho tald the apers down und pondered for &. Xa ferme the curtous prouiern tnvelves, "Fle Seno aur avcure shat two races ha nt Teer togethers alte by alte, for nearly Soo year withowt toinaliog thelr blood In greater or inxs dexroct he was 01d ‘noagh, and Nad seen corlous, things JEnaueh: to know that In thie. minting the current hall not alorayy fowed. 16 [on “dirertion. Crrinin "oid decision Scldh tehieh he wan familar: od scame Gala that had erepe atone obscare chase feta: old facts that bad ‘come to the Knrastedee of an eit pracitioner, whe Theld in the Roow of hiv hand the hanor lof more tan one. family. mate. hina {Know that there was fark loo! among the wnlte: yeoplesinc Rreat deals and that very ‘much alte and. 20" lonw Sv'ik wan arduious'y concented ar vigore frtaly denied. oF font in the mints of tra icion’"or ascribed n'a tareien or abor ‘einat strain, having no pereepeiits ef Feet upon the ractal expe, Suet nenpie. were. fur the most part rrzeiy tn the racxed igre of the white Worid, widaea Fister: abown the tevel ot Joverscern, oF inv catchers, or share fier nmiccre: who eostd uaunily be tes Hed upon to tesene. the rom of” Bark ood thee txinted stern. ani with the Brat ofthe prosetyic tor wait. thelr Toteed of it aren the” untortuaate Macks that felt !ato. thee bans. One ror of Nesta avers wae. and ne pare of lta hatetal becitace ine that te {Polson the foanvaien et human symm [imths. | Under a sistem where men [imine sei their amen entetren without janial ronentatlon or ‘one nf neenlce Sas nog miryaistie thay nme. of them eontd hate thee distag’ cauminas These Were not. in Pateatiiie halt a dozen [persons eapabie ef thinking Judes | Rtralzht's thoughts untn the wusatlon [fnefore him, aa feefiane not ‘shether j who would have aftonte the course he now “pursund’ foward. this. anomalnas emits In the Reuse bella the cedars "vel here. wn are. again, ae. the Letom in. "thn circus remarks.” riz= Laurea the Jiitge, "Ten years ag. in j,moment of sentimental Weakness and Ot utente: tavaity tothe toemory” of jn ‘sit erinedssho, he the was, had fot cared rnoueh for his oven childern fo tale them noeny fromm the SOnth. aa fhe talght have’ done, or to provide. for em handeomest. af he Periags mont flo dont winiater the trations, Of ray {Class and ‘tenet trom the heaten Bath iorheip the minhepten ron of my ald {fiona mat nf the Mowsh of donno tn jsehich Reba ene” tm pom canes [Nags that’ he wax Anvavtering. “Tew {Sears later the crane we me cecal det [feturom fo sume ine" ani maken me Soutie chether baer “wrvarche. mene jSautnan eno, t weontere he mused, Siete wii tnd her wt {Continued Next Week) | Your Hair, Soft, Wavy & Lustrous coh opllnline at CNB ae ak couartnsten st AG aaa hair, and in a few moments enhances: aie a aoe Sena sas eeates t cees eat gee tee image aes aor eee ote eaten See aera ir ee earn Bee a ac A eae Tromesee mca eas ere Bae ate es Satake Se It penctrates to the roots. invigorates gem hese cone cin arene es, a Ge tenements tee fe a ae oat i wavy et ras ee eal ree ett Ge miee ean es ran noe PROTECTION PROT CON REE MARE ah Baar ihe i ESAT Rania Be Eig MEM eee et ae eee ante a Se a PRESSE eee RS hao “ULE. POLHEMUS ARMS CO. cent POREMUS A Tain eee Great Secrets iis, tae sect, eof meee ee aa he ea ona Eee se fe unea om STE cay Al WIFE NO.2 SWS. WIFE NO. 1 LIES. IN COURT FIGHT Brooklyn, |X. ¥.. Dec 16—Two seen and has Uinta topes HOTLSUE hs MPR SET Hepat here atehte SR eae are canes Ms Sere ess Scena Seale tres of 3 “sumpeon saret add had Wen hy I 2 TAP WEF aa nse Stith! Fis Tne Wed near or ee ach incre ut tae Fae chnalana aye Se BirPLaraaeth etna mee estat aera Male Fae aialneat thang Rah Aeectitad the lhe hie Sey lad haat sere at agence MS ne read Hiss fees striae te sits Gk hth Meese Rech heal Ra nom SUBS ate ate HM are ta Rieriatder iMate ah an Sali att, eta, a See PASTOR'S CH 4 PASTOR'S CHURCH BANKRUPT; ew Tork. Dee. M-The law rhevatened ears case tp, the altars Of she Ruptice tempi, 129 West 1328 Sheet, Inateriaiiznd fast week “whten A etiium of involuntary Lonkeutey Sete ied. fy the tinted States dls trict ssoort amalnet the chur “hh yetitioners, ume of whem. are mwiniets of the ehurehs others pee “in Scho vane wariows omg (0 “id in weauleinge she pronerte, want Gur mons tacks Wehing thie c= Ha Keanother elorys ‘Some time azo tye Teew. M16 Tuc- leer of te ptt ty St, Himptod te get. & loan froma Teed ict ta thie meer the alMeuttion that ive Suse apes. hat wile were Sion iaewsena. Notwithstanding: shat 2 preminent, real ertate mah SUidSoate Bittestae soomette Unis hank Prteed to unicce the foam. Pralte to Fine wufhiciene munee from any other Source, the Hees Muctesg. hive een fonced to eubinit 49 these Fneeanigtare [eendinge, abich,, aceording 10) Xinahuane Tirtcketone, “atierney tor Fu qwtltloners, are. felendly. “rile Toe" Auris ocuies quae st iy the tap. of the ehrch ule ing. apa hae ented nimecif to. ath Mths WC be rata the tenetsee_ of] Lhe Teinple have veut a ‘call for ers ator MUSICAL FESTIVAL ' Sew Vorle, Does Vim munca fore gga unter’ the direction at Sidney SStaweaeds toner of internation Banos will tor jecented at Carmesle REASuoniday etna, yee craze will appear! ais a ehorus of ai Neseen USE QUINADE EUISADE fa medicated pomade, Qaitadat cleaned tha neath yesclunty Se Seats Guiniman, "the de! SIO an ating Satins, cent Eee adesarueetets taell Ux te relees | Sorat 7 54.00 ( ) 12° ee eighth See Mee rece Cur MORE PEP ES mand bease toe. ALLEGRO Hand Massage ‘$100 Postpaid 8 w, 100k BONTOOMERY Lk cay THE ELITE OF BROOKLYN UNIVERSAL CLUB BAe ee ‘Sip Sache matans fener Banelg se batageate ERE doo Mee HEY, FELLOWS! When Visiting New York See DAVISON & LAURIE Good Fellows" Meeting Place FOR SALE eee eee Mira SERS a OES core Boe ase Notice of’ Removal! The New York office of the Chicago Defender will move into its new quarters, 2352 Seventh avenue, Jan. 1. = KEW TORE 3 Uepaarars Thomas Wierd. J, 6. aeniorenm ‘and RL, doqea Tso Beaty Mle Pete EE nent ae seen OE CAMRY Re pee AeA ae eSitn “ethane ef GT Rae amas hal ie dole, thet tas Sea abe heme. aaens Serie eete ee tte, ont, se hone ethay lean’ eee cue ae Sateen Some eau, rare}, sven EME E Oe, Tea Sante Feta ict eal anda ka Su Dat dee RIE A AM ERA: Fe et gine inl TE Cal ne Bracke sete eee ete iN alae WF oftiaetac te “whan Ania Patil tirwnn ot Chieweo merece aie Nee aerate fee Paria accompanied yer pianist, Siete Reus Erect od ta Signore sicmay Seeieihaeaitratin & Racin “3a adn! Rate’ ora SMUT rine nue cen ota! eA ER, we thaw, parte oe fine, Si We Badhed Boi e de i Sean SER Sandits he ae ileal prise apes Be Fea Me a itn tn tenes, ied See i a Site, 1M union af Cmte neat ade Mn tt bear cetir seeit Pate scr aed Ser SATS Sethe eat Ret ih eaaeealing iis aN TSt ANAM RUE ath Sas Heel er ey eae 2 Becta’ Soha his wasnt tre reiki ean! ae We iar 08 wens 10 Weasel aferncages eee TSN SOT ae Sm enter salt the Dated Sachatet Ia Sat Be ae cea ata es BEE *ad RAE Tacs ne SE Wi BF tet AREOS" water 99. Wort az4n etal cee ol Balle A, 2a See LM NC dite Seal Sern asthe ae ree "FL Lenn Tal ane ar ete Rl aor” cauetitaatty 2 “Mra. Jamon Fmitoks returns’ to her eo ere cer ae fection Sie See age ast soto Ws Fanti St Tet ee an armani at Sane satis I tte etal TS AAT: Sa targa tees eT ecenioh "waa er eaturiny owe nite'at the Rome of Ur. and Sirs. ie Te Ee teers Wao ng part i, "Hh! BS neh Be Bae Sate Smee ar eI Seaenete SRS a Cad ad Tenet “HOOTGH” FAKE 1S NEWEST MERCHANT ON BROADWAY JURY CONVICTS JANITOR OF KILLING WOWAN TENANT HOLDS A BIG MEETING Sew “York. Nec. “Ia-<Fak cnntral tenergoney canines, ut ehh Inte Te tavern te wears: ehedre tans eid a tucctinge Acucinenag sicevnwnn, ut the ieee of the Urea itsaeun s8ta ‘Eaversir ave “Zhe rammttter. aevwe out of the unenaployment Senatcrs nse" sweaty irda Searhes Zin ren, We poe lene ta hel ge ate SWAt He to farvawa mwah sean Mh apt Kivoune at unesopisnte Five iroahecheed hing wf? stories” Zn church 35, Weng 130th street, Is the aevorias tor clothing. and the. Les Wa tate ware hn th deqosienrs ro ae retained ter Riding ho ‘Siesta prominent ney snd swoon accented, Weanraday'e meeting. an} wiiged cieie-sunnere SHOWER CLUB INTACT Trove, NY. Dee. Mth jen Shoiwor Cah, af whey Mise Esther Hentiey is neeohtent, wilt hott Meovdmvies stim. au the, Wain of Mig Hertha Hemagarte, 235" Chilton tise, Stine Hecealey skeet our tre hotter ty max that the fepert of her Shut nishamllog fe 4 fabrication and ie'tha were wis enemy The cl ee ee aa Grand Opening Douglas Casino 14nd St. and Lenox. Ave. Friday Evening, Dee. 23, 1921. Opening Night of ie Casino. Dancing, Cabaret show. Marion Laventore, in her song hits. * Bred Weaver, the clever kid. ‘Mabel Kelly, the first time in. one year, wil appear. ‘DISHUKE'S Big Hew Year's Eve, Night Saturday, Decembér 31, 1921. Music by Gus Creagh and Harry Clarke Admission 75c. Lower Boxes $3 Built on High Cliff; with Best European Service; Opera Singers ‘n' Everything Now York, Bee. 1e—Lcon J. Kay inom, former of chicago ab New Greans, tat given to Jtariem ts ost exclusive cate td cabaret, "After {Seine “ioe ote “the whole tisrivy sor a mutine weston, ie de frit hg onan “inate ot ‘hatte Werte in een aves nes th 19 to Hlth saree ree Reverses in 1320 iia ie ari stn GP Gece omen "The. tone wane shercimenye tor esse ise poopie af Vavten eons Bae tare wer ation wit eee thro wi thie hewmen” he ewe wane of thes non of oye wae catch In ehie anden ey ohana eh muses colitons: "rhe neon loge ater ah mowt untuvorabie: weather sth eran tors toto “alt iacestment ‘Undaunted he'cayne tack azain ine ummer’ of fae" an “ore Futon three tito the ise of the Freviows omg, with an iatrate ens trance an the savnute Tle he cone es ee Cee ee ee ei pee ee. fl ean eke Bie Sh ee Ras Sete Rae ee eats 6 ane BETTE AAACN — Pa ee Ceo Cece, Ae cee cee Bao Aeeice Vester Se ae Cena s) Gani cis fee As, Sumierinl success until Oct. 24. When Sod Weather set ty he proceeded to Tvs Yor the winter, in his own. ta insitate way he concerted 9 frame tincture fato nstriety flreproot inating conten off heautital ae tng run weit a acauiiae eel OF 185 persons, a bnieg’ reve rooms seith attchilfng matea, m, comierete. bace- iment, 30510, with wltees ahd 190m for att emmlesees, ‘A Crystal Palace Fhe structure. above the basement convists of stom Walls with gla3s Ine ciate em al shies, wlealows opening outward, waabilt tie gansgenment Ue ecosvert the splice. tata. an npensale pavilion. at a mioments autice. THe freatinaevetent conctste of 14 Tlewoee tien gas swam taliatore. “The celine teatdrcorative mirtat with insarons Gort uf aehite. eomnels The ston. te covered with 300 Sarda of Velvet ear~ fet Phe drnaentca ns ait Of Obl ose Bik “rhe kitchen defartugent hs eons Suciod ty 3k Geuilinn, Franch chef tite er the" Kid Coie Chale The anette tor te the tire teat oF tins initdings Abiete ie faenbshen. Ie the Ganda af Stir erehosta eheh Sijesed the “reputation dieing the Sumanor af ele the best. veces combination tn tiation. Ole Libya Star There The entertaining In fuemtstied hy Mier ertie Ancram, why made Me Hesse old Tibafautons: Mise sats tie Harte, that voreattle opr Hinze nat alle Anegaeet Le. Hive nar oF Teac att Takes wha put the core 1 the beng bit "Corrinne Ite Tease si, te of the Clarblec, emaways mast. fammive hovteley. 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With 2 yieheak squid he tetnened to. the Telit rence Cha tna eolore eden The "iufaioes “when "thew fete tor {Hinees A mame of he former tote Meee among. wher the, malor ax ASE inten: aiteniog the fineral, The nevemment- ave im the family plot at pemichy Macs. aaah ; HOUSE PARTY Brooklyn, N; You Ree. 1A hous rate wae sive tye Mem Alte Eiuean ae hor home. 88 Clanzon ven fun, Dee, 9 for the benefit atthe nates fund f Nazarene Cheveres Shuisnal chick, ftowexs farses at Sha fepnte Sheritt Cowan alo niwakine ‘thingy ‘comzentat forth Nest af fetende that enme to. Win thnks tho. aate avenecees, MARSHALLS FETE HUNTS New York. Deo, 1e-—Captain ant aires Napniron Ty Maragatl, 229" Wert Teak street, Receftw Sumtaye atters Tanta their koma tn. honer of Mfr Ent sex, Winkam, H."Hiunt. ef” Salat BMlenwe France, whn salted Weanan- tues nn the weamshiy Paria. Sane feleurtion called to bid hon vorace {5° ie enuptes amone whom were: Brot and Stra WB. Be Paton Eimedior and Mire. EA. Tolisena, Counselor ant Mra Clavion GA Eine commester Citar GX cee UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT WR Garrat Gurmelly of 5 wees: Hea cc nett Sendacts the Mois Bhhocs Sonora Povise “at Sale Rae. Sema Come te Lea le goes re ge ma og THE CHICAGO DEFENDER _ RE nt nk alba aes maaan ‘DUBOIS WILL PRESEN RoR] OHMS eatieaael servings, wees frit, ah, the SESE Re aaa Archon urged sess, Ske, Wu re RSG Sa tl a Siti, EM ate artes by THEA clement, a former member ager ot Sea lames Seer Be Mittedaasetoar aise WARM a Sener seaaens Em His euday ME cop of | St aeetetatis easaar"beninnine Dee Sha Sita, Streamer, : "Fae dick SN eet ey ae et ae While Seater SP ‘Peeatl Neate “Eton Biv ates Vollocks M Foy.. Davis. ivena Eee ales Seat ana ae eset: me Wiha aa, SoU Sn THe baa eth enna tts ate rt Bek ate Wee Sate Sere rainy cla a {iat Oo Lite reporter ald m wialt fe an ining “feeaster “are ating Mani fia i ek ihr reporter paid m viait to 3. 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We, C, roe Hisg cai ROE ne are InvFlert atrest. : Wie AE, i, ante: Teint sath abe Mt Ore ae a ae ASL Hay nt ae Wi HR Esau, Ring af ters que render! iy a pleasing: manner 1 SES Tah rd tng a been Me este Cae SH Bhatt sada ntior ts diverton Seem tere See Athi tam extent, hy iusiinst cee asia cetentt HEAL Uinlbg tiaaes ana ele 2 Bees, war PASTOR CHARGES THUSTEE WITH EMBEZZLEMENT “Newark, Xd. Dee, i —tobn I. Mors Hoan ha okies: teagan SARs. Sh rattnee te th haat SP tbat ARE Rapse Suse ee ene Seen cent Sete, Sharad Aun gta emesis e $1256 00 SAN ata tal” The sagen ea iS.ang Sab tian of the Rater Hei ae ate te ecine sheds nde tae le” Betneon Steg ana il Ena, in he ae Rec rttg ane el tent Mice LAamaiorg tnt ater telah Bn'iees ea sate tia Y.M.C. A. MEN GUESTS AT BANKERS’ CLUB DINNER rook, . 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He i in now ta ehuree ot, the Bre BOULIN’S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY BB SRORDWAY an 186 FULTON ST, NEW YORK CITY needa A HIGHLY TRAINED STAFF OF MALE AND FEMALE COLORED INVESTIGATORS — ALL LANGUAGES —— cp cet. nan meer as," RE NS tank ‘Goan commercial tovestgntions for ans, Wallsaady, Co:peratings ana Departinent Stores. Business Ss crete rari Soho chatauta Untesn ae Deas ee ae ll S. BOULIN, Principal and General Manager eT eee Seiatiens op tet tion DUBOIS WILL PRESENT SCULPTAESS’ LATEST WORK Kew York, tee. 16--One ot the alah cena ene cance OG peek a Tian aN erat nemeging f° seme PA Bente Hate arth 3, ot a ath Puna, case Fe ea egeOh eat a teeta thd Bean Feo {oped RGA a ne bei ‘The meeting will he held under the GrtupsGommteee ie dents cites eer cte mate ce Saale ties Se tse areal cotter oy Gare Gas "atta pea Muley Tne tebelconmnieg saunas AANAKIYN FIUSTERFR, | sus for Unis horouch was issued Jn complete. farm recently, klving our rou ret for 31.312 shhabltants. Wrgoltgar RUE" RES RMAS den sue far this borough. wav issued dh compote. form recently. ing Our feroup cretit for 3,212. Inhabitants, ‘Thesm figures have heon called a JOKE bg tang persons, 90" our Fenerter| mad att investigation an found Chat A nuiiber of vresidente. were tot Viatted hy. th ecru taker, Tels sabi that there are, at Yeast 12,000" of wine group Bere, | With the sromen votlug one strength 18 at leat 24000 "votes scattered in the sown town, Carlton avenue. Souch, rook: ien. "Dean ‘Heights and) Hast Neve ‘ork sections. “The rreult also revonty that our panic gntnaiber the Hans i vot~ Ing strength, vet they Kot greater DO feat recorton, "Out af our 2088 Saters. not one has a representative Position. WOMEN POLICE RESERVES WORK 1S COMMENDABLE New York, Deo. 16—Our women of the Polite iteserves are doing Commendanle wark ae trailie duty— gimrding elifieen at school crowsinare Sto which they were assigned two Werks ago. Ne accidents have o:- curred at thele womts of duty ant Cory Ucte tenable haw been exert nerd. An ‘terest wae made Friday Ifternoon by Corvaral Tertha, Car~ ter. whe, upon being Ieuored bt foreign iriver of @ vegetable wagon, eunted the care am aeeeted the entire auf tw tho asth precinct, West 135th street ‘Thoxe xervine at the varios school street age? Sergeants Cort he Wine ston. M.-C. Simmony aad bike Cars, Corhorais. Marie Parenter, Gobiston Day. Mars Hopking, Currie Spencer, Anni Phintine: ant elizabeth Alten ik Peteate Haskel) Aviliums, Zl Marten Eleabety ” Vayne, “Sut OFitizan, Jmephine Hall Mary Ted, Gora’ Helier. Elise Deaper. rmmert Yohnhon, Margare Mail'and Knight Tiaeris BROWN CHICKENS SKIN WHITE ROOSTER OF $90 PN i A des Ay fi 1 Aa nant (white), 224 ant 20th stron, an tooling’ for the friendshin of ome mice Woking el ie insted Hoste ol wee “walued St $30 Inet Weel “Retwring to “the complainant he ving. coh igs two ten to. come inte Tentonmt "AC RD. West 1a¢th. street schore the pret pire were suposed torlive. Ones inate howe attaehed ig: the mens Tatective aTaheney fer Aveeated Atbere stantielt, 20, 240 Wnt ance nrg an Buizene’ Fare rele zie tea West ald. strwet, aad Charged them with the ronbers: BULLET PIERCES CEILING: STRIKES WOMAN ABOVE Rrootlyn, Vy Dee, Win slaczet ishaute Foie) Aanile avenue wns ihe’ for wile she was In bel. "terteritlendurn. 23, oF thy Ame adidsers, wan renpsibie for the me= Silene elaine that ho wa shne= ing hia new “revolver to tignla Ta Nis room on the third oor when the gun ume aceldenaig eehagend a teat’ Sho" was eke te the dewich bd, where ts sa he cond Wenham "was arrested, charge with Teloniods aseauit amit careying 2 revolver sethnng a hermit. Newark Lodge No. 93 Will Spread Christmas Cheer Revegrk, No Des. tbr Noite ee cite a enritiens Sinmet to a aati SENS, Athen "suadeanpatnten arm Bisiodete sehetbes of ess otheame Inne hocate buss receflne tonatlont Kate ansuee eg turns ave het fetnisoaatt th! a's Yagoe in Wash Inet awed a, reartnems tO recelt “Fut entire Tones ‘consisting of more Bitther forthe cca tele toa trina fna® noe shal i wit elmer hn ae Tu fase ole Spteal “Mattes ‘Mier Cheats Th lien it be convened wth he Give Piliow Case Party or Florida Health Center sey, Wr Sieree toand, save’ a plow Shokan eae ak re Health Canter at almnk Be act ate ata acy ine ae es Bae i GH AS Hus Miao ete ge "aay. to Cie eset i tae cana <p aeadec as San fer, tenn ar user Pbettier secretary, after whieh & eon Ese i cea 3 lode See soa Prof. Aggrey Speaks to Y. M.C. A. on “Five G's" ce So Mtoctinr six Sung nen gical Efviatiane the" musical nurmber. rene a ieofosser 2. 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Se ie bets ah a ee drendimaaiceae Se ener a, ay ee, on eee a tht ol Bee a ee Be onal oc Grech ase ae Ree Mes! ihnrta Wilton gave fn ifort pe fo acbe Due at, the entry wot, the Boetont NS, the MieaSte soo CF Rowen, nlatua eal RED af! ee enc ee a Bod tie a tattta Bee FSR, Be cit iattttecnal Heatran tt th seasting tar the, gee naar Frese dato, the Race and egory Tver ea: ig Sena tes oe Ly ‘The Rev. Lawson preached co & larce conbretsthin ae race Haptise church ses eas Pic SURE aang a ete Soe eae Ge Sine ae ARR ran aes uel cena, tae sae Se eee ae ie Ona meres Inoncine eas halt at_ the home ot Sit and Mra. Rightson, 215 South, 13th ave- a eee irae, ee Pi ike tes ata e ae ENUgact ea ots Bra ng Ne Farcph Wer Eien, The lander Ait se: Saas, SUE, etait SRIGy aaa price atta Renae een atti Taam WM linger AAR ARI Seite Seats AN aa Selling sautrareez a aroha tae ERS aR reer eat ee cen 3A Senith and fami, Me, and sirw Email aa ae Na Heirs, fener Seetand son. 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The league and the brothers and sisters involved in national cricket have been brought into the league by the Rutgers University of New York. New York is likely to make things worse as the local boss, who have been providing media, antagonizing Nobunobu Kiyoshi Fujiwara Craed Huhbard Breed Hubbard, with the assistance of the late Joseph Hubbard, was the first person to interact with a breeder in all Internet environments and to be known as a breeder of dogs. As a current breeder in a garden environment the Breeder A. G. Gould is a specialist in the breeding of dogs. The Breeder A. G. Gould is a breeder of dogs in the garden environment. The Breeder A. G. Gould is a breeder of dogs in the garden environment. The Breeder A. G. Gould is a breeder of dogs in the garden environment. WILBERFORCE BASKET. BALL SCHEDULE IS OUT Girls Jan. 5, Fostoria W. Y. C. A. at Wiltshire girls at Wiltshire Foley C. S. Simmons University at Wiltshire Foley C. S. Simmons University at Wiltshire Foley C. S. 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A notice of the laws being taken into account the effect of the State of New York's investment bank laws. New York State Bankruptcy Law. Written by: FRANKLIN V. BABB SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE KRIEBEL & CO. INVESTMENT BANKERS 3507 Grand Blvd. (Roosevelt Bank Bldg.) CHICAGO 666 will break a Cold. Fever and Crippe quicker than anything we know, preventing pneumonia. BUNGLETON GREEN I'M GOING TO CALL ON A NEW GIRL TONIGHT--I MET HER OVER AT THE JAMITOR'S BALL, AND HER NAME IS MAGGIE D'OROWHIE--I'LL TAKE HER THIS DOLL OF CANDY AND MAKE A BIG IMPRESSION HARRY WILLS IN EASY W BIG BILL TATE IN DE I'M GOING CALLING ON A GIRL NAMED MAGGIE O'BROWN I MET HER AT THE JANITOR'S DALL ASY WIN OVER IN DENVER SCRAP! I'M GOING TO CALL ON A NEW GIRL TONIGHT—I MET HER OVER AT THE JANITOR'S BALL, AND HED NAME IS MAGGIE O'BROWNIE—I'LL TAME HER THIS DAY OF CANDY AND MAKE A BIG IMPRESSION— I'M GOING CALLING ON A GIRL NAMED MAGGIE O'BROWNIE—I MET HER AT THE JANITOR'S BALL— HELLO BUNG—I'M GOING CALLING TONIGHT ON A SWELL LITTLE DAME NAMED MAGGIE O'BROWNIE—I MET HER AT THE JANITOR'S BALL— HELLO THERE BUNG—JUMP IN AND I'LL TAKE YOU AS FAR AS 472 ST.—I'M GOING TO CALL ON A LITTLE DOLL NAMED MAGGIE O'BROWNIE—MET HER AT THE JANITOR'S BALL— TAKE ANOTHER PIECE DOGGIE. HARRY WILLS IN EASY WIN OVER BIG BILL TATE IN DENVER SCRAP reached, blessing him and calling upon him to light. It brought no response from the crowd. He wilted. Wills put enough action into the bout to carry the show along. He was trying every minute of the game through with his part of the program. Even with all his holding on tauts Tate could escape a beating and Tate was given a pleasure. The crowd between Hamigan of Denver and Don Lon and colorado Springs, had the crowd cheering most of the way. Other Bouts Good Lon landed two hard smashes to the head in the first round, and for the rest of that stanza the elimination of the Boy Scout championship was in great shape, however, and for the rest of the journey gave the Springs boy a trifle more than he received. In the second Hamigan dropped, but the latter was up in a fight. The draw decision was popular with the crowd, although a split-hair victory would have given the bout to Hamigan. Joe Black and Kid Bell put up one of the sizzling bouts of the evening. Black winning the decision by a comeback round, but the old warrior slowed up after the second, when Black dropped him momentarily. In the touchdown, Joe Black and Kid Bell was very tired at the ditch. Cecil Engel and Harry Miller put up two touchdowns in the rain rallier. Engel getting the decision. The send-wind between Johnny Stopper and Sailor Burns was awarded to Stopper in the fifth, after Burns in the sixth. The lead stared slow, no longer putting much force behind his blows, but they had opened up and were going at it himager and tongs in the fifth, when the foul occurred. WILBERFORCE ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Second Team Third Team Howard... Brown, Wilberforce Fisk... Wood, Wilberforce s. Wilberforce, Butler, Wilberforce m. M. Brown, Starr, Simmons d. M. Brown, Green, Lincoln obman, Hipton, Jones, Union d. West Va., Grindup, Lincoln n. Lincoln, Muntour, Wilberforce n. Lincoln, Benjamin, Howard wilberforce, Coston, Lincoln wilberforce, Payne, Howard HONOR Crowd After Tate The crowd started after Tate be be it haun fove the middle of the bout had been, when the COACH TAYLOR OF WILBEN SELECTS HIS ALL-AM Crowd After Tate The crowd started after Tate left it a number and tones in the fifth for the crowd had been taken. COACH TAYLOR OF WILBERFORCE SELECTS HIS ALL-AMERICAN TEAM CENTERS—Holton, Howard; Mege, Wilmer; Carter, Lincoln; QUANTUMHACKS—Gordon, Talbadeg, Smith, Hamilton; Harris New York BY "BILL" WHITE Public school No. 83, of which Dr. Jacob M. Bass is principal, held the summer contests at the pool of the M. C. A., West 11th street, last week. = In and Around New Y In and Around New York BY 'BILL' WHITE Chicago Defender looking team claims it will be the first time it against all corners at any time, any play. That, Gordon says, is the best defense he has ever demonstrated, the best bowlers the entire league. Such men as Org nielsen, William Hankey and Joseph Green, are men who average 100 points a game. A good game at the Schiller always succeeds. Finally, he will which will be the opening of the Schiller league. --- Dew, Kyle—that little on little to entertain a large gathering of light rams who went to the stockyards and Harry Wills and Bill Tate get together. But R. Wistet, and this face side for Wills to pick up a big lead over his backward opponent and with him on the way. P opt on rare occasions, at any time during the two tourns. He had a bad leg in the first round of Wills punches and showed it plumb from the time he stepped out in the first round until the finish. He had a leg in the first round, his best hit to make a right of it all the time. Tare graduated his arms and told on the floor the air at every opportunity. He was in the air at times all pushed him through the ropes. Once in the sixth and again in the seventh Tare was able to light back in. In the sixth he fought Wills with a stiff right upper arm to the jaw, and in the seventh, he broke his back in. In the sixth he walked in and handed left and right to Wills' head. Although Wills was the aggressor all the way, Tate showed a little imposition. After Wills was applauded, Wills getting in close, the kidney punch with telling short and after the third Tate was licking up. After the sixth the rotator cuff gave way, and Wills was forced to tilt lifesize free. We now come to the greatest of all fall indoor sports, the pleasing of honor football teams. From Walter Camp's All-American, universally proved, down to the high school and even an amateur mythical eleven, each conference or association must have a hero team at the conclusion of the season. Players who have starred throughout the season should receive a commendable seal, even that one can watch all games and all players in action, such as a physical impossibility, and in the case of a player who will play, players will be overlooked. Football fans however demand the pleasing of a representative team at the beat at his position. It has been done here by personal observation, and by obtaining the opinions of coaches and officials. It is the pleasure of the men on the field. To what extent Fighting one of the greatestights coach of the 20th century, league champion of the Nationa board and a member of the 36th league, Shane of the 25th Division in one of the bound hosts of the triple who up at night in the other two bound affair Rid Tha Tha, the twelve-time winner, while Sally Woods played Young Flamman in the fourth round. Kid Baron of the 26th infantry was educated in the star band of two- rounds at Far Ridway Wednesday. The St. Christopher and Black monkey play its first game of the season, defeated the Century Five House grammism recently. The Parish Home boys will play games in against Grammism Monday evening. The relay team of the St. Christopher Club played Parker, Van, Van the knights of St. Anthony team with the knights of St. Anthony team both club games in the 25th Regiment memory Saturday night. While Rivers of public school No. 10 at the annual games of the elementary school was established in the games of 1995. 11. Palmieri, Dolphin, former world tennis champion, died at the age of 76. He was a former world tennis batter at the age of 76 and was one of a collection of a remarkable and professional beat. Other Bouts Good BACKFIELD MEN--Barr, Lincoln; Contag, Howard; A. Jackson Union; Sodwick, Wilberforce BOWLING CHALLENGE THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Maggie Must Be a C HELLO GUNG. — I'M CALLING TONIGHT O' SWELL LITTLE DAME MAGGIE O'BROWNIE — IT AT THE JANITOR'S D Rube Foster The Baseball Need The Second Article by National Negro Managers and O' a Rank By RUBE Rube Foster Tells What Baseball Needs to Succeed The Second Article by the President of the National Negro League Tells Why Managers and Owners Have Been a Rank Failure By RUBE FOSTER It would not be hard to point out many of the mistakes that have caused many owners of baseball clubs to talk. They have failed to learn the fundamental principles that would assure success in any undertaking. Owners would have made a success bad they inaugurated a business system in the handling of the affairs of their club, secured a man to manage their club and let the success or failure rest upon the shoulders of the manager. Their failure to do so has led to the business experience has proven the equal of their baseball knowledge. They will take all the baseball clubs and their owners from California to Maine, it will be surprising to know that only three men who rules governing it or the authority of baseball clubs United States know anything about baseball as it should be played, the rules governing it or the authority of baseball clubs owned and controlled by men of our Race. Any player that they can secure to handle their club knows far more than the The foes in the different clubs nat- ure a bell club knows more about it thou- saye on the club, and when any en- gagement they register their offenses, the owner will want to do it. The manager in order to know the foes, thus make the clubs know the foes, time that it is wrong. This is why we know the clubs. We have several smart play- ers that would be a process as man- agement, but we have no one who owns the clubs. We have several smart play- ers that would be a process as man- agement, but we have no one who owns the clubs. With the aversion of 1.1 man connected with baseball as man- ager owner that has the full gulliver playing, our smoose has been due to our ability to run our clubs as we How to Select a Club There are many men in all lines of business who are good salesmen, but not good buyers. There are also men in baseball who are good judges of baseball players, but haven't the ability to direct them. The majority of the present owners of baseball players in organizing a baseball player's team out to do is to obtain the players of whom the papers speak most and bond a star. They never consider habitability. All they wish is the man the player owes to his town he praises that the owner knows less baseball than he and he will own. In order to keep the good with the rules and places the restrictions, lines and the like upon the young player for success following such examples. Owners' Poor Judgment Depolarize With the weaknesses above mentioned one marvel at the success we have accomplished. When the star player wishes to be the owner, they want them to can to the owners and make their own terms with his own players he fits it impossible to make the money for which he has so It is compulsory in our circuit for each money cover the obligation of the club in the league and guarantees to the club in the circuit have run their indemnities up to such an extent that in order to continue from the association. This is particularly true in the case of St Louis who continue in the league, but do not think it advisable to keep in the demand of the organization. There are but two ball players who would accept position on the team. There are but two ball players who would accept position on the team. The owners want to make their contracts with players, but if they are not ready to jump down and make them aware of any consideration they are able to such as this because it would be detrimental to the owner of a ball club should first itemize his contractual obligations for anything that may arise, like poor attendance, bad weather, etc., but this is not the case for anything that the proscribed things it was demanded for. If they do this they will then can afford to pay. Follow these principles: each year and they will be required to meet their obligations when they are and establish a stable enterprise. trains with the players for a salary exceeding $25,000 per month, aside from club, whose assets come back for $25 marked "influent funds". We now have a high mark coating $25,000 bill coins have to this phase and money at the bank to pay the amount and give a check for the amount due. The coins were donated and returned to the bank. We are embarrassing beyond measure, and puts the entire profession in a position where such things as this that has made it compulsory for me to attend to a hostel or baseball club in many cities. Managers Have Been a Failure Community Sweethear GOING ON A NAMED NESTER CALL HELLO THE AND ILL THE AS 472 ST CALL ON A MAGGIE O'BRIEN THE JAMPOO Tells What Needs to Succeed By the President of the League Tells Why Farmers Have Been Failure FOSTER colleges, and yet these players playng ability, educational advantages must be management. This is deplorable and unfavorable to students. We must futbit this knowledge of business and business. Ignorance can never predom- nate over intelligence, and it is useless How to Manage a Club Managing a baseball club requires brains, patience, endurance and an open mind to deal with all the players on a baseball club squarely. I have had all of the tournaments out of my mind, the most important thing I have played baseball for the past 16 years, and have yet to find a player that can discover any instruction given him. To be frank and honest, all of my playmates have their own art and did not know what to do. I have sent them to do things, take pictures, it appeared like suicide to take the chance, have gone, have felt and not out of it brought their sweet. These things under me being taught to believe knew what was the best thing to do, do the thing I request or what they think would be the most pleasing to This has been my way of gaining the confidence of our players to accept my suggestions. I never law them to play against them, we have discussed and agreed upon their games, we have discussed and agreed upon this course is followed in all the rules of baseball. We discuss each rule and players, we discuss each player who officiates wherever we play their interpretation of the "different rules" and the "different pretense", and if it does not agree with our system of playing we play the play "I never send a man to let do anything that we have not rehearsed at all. I never send a man to send a new man comes on the club he never gets signals or any instructions what to do. I never send a man to stand between all of the players on the club that anything he can do or think of does not happen. After the season is over I pick out all the things he has done that can fit into the game and I point and he becomes a valuable man to study my players to each an extent that I never send them up to do anything other than the thing I know they confront us. I do the conditions we confront us. I never send them up to do anything other than the thing I know they confront us. JOE GANS, OLD MASTER OF THEM ALL, FOUGHT HIS WAY TO THE TOP By JULI JONES, JR. he returned to New York again the fighter, his hands trembling. Honesty went wild over him and he wore a black jacket and a wear. New York is crazy about what nives live on winners, his no care for them, his no love for you, you could not count them, until their vision that had a chance with him. The name of J. Cole was the greatest in All right crites across with one by one—such critics as Bob Eldon, Misterson, Coffrillo, Norton, Rory Bay, Smith, Sniff, Stuart, Sandy Crawlshaw, James Corbett, Corbett votern writer and ring pollower from time to time come through opinion that Jim. All right cites from the same opinion, one by one—such cites as Bob Edgerton, Masterson, Cofforth, Norton, Ray Masterson, Cofforth, Norton, Ray Masterson, Saw Huff, Sandy Crawshaw, James J. Corbett and his fellow veteran writer and ring tollower in this country, come through with the opinion in the MASTERI of the many art. His record will show that he met and engaged or fought a draw with more than anyighter in the history. Some of the motables that Gans met in his drive who stood out were the two brothers, Twin Sullivan, Kid McMurthand, Spike Sullivan, George Cowan, Jack Blackburn, Dave Holly, Rattling Nelson, Jimmy Belt, Mike Sounder, and John Sullivan. Frank Erne, Jerry Marshall, Young Griffo and Frank Garard. There is no man in ring history to have named the Old Master. His career was rocky for years. Referees as well as his opponents were against him. This, however, did not disqualify him. This the least - he kept on dancing. Some great writers have pictured him as a really correct. He started his boxing career in a very decisive way during the days of George Iverson, when he was during the days of George Iverson, when he went in as one of the preliminaries. He showed from the heart. He fought like a coward. The opponent was a coward and tell him that he would have won his bout had he had the appearance was meeting all competitors. When he kicked his opponent's head in front with the Jackson show by a knockout, talking to his gentle manner had made him many friends. Yet he was still cool and shocking oysters to take up boxing, onward. His food was rocky for a long while, but his name commanded the beaver, not having been clever, but not having the heart. Draws with Gritfo About this time young Griffin, the wonderful Australian featherweight, our best coverters with his cleverness, Griffin was looked to appear in Haltley. He was looked to find a suitable opponent. Finally he had to select tins, the unpleasant ones, and looked like a pike. A big crowd turned out to see the man in action that made him lighten up. Then lighten up the world. The tins received only the ten rounds, but loved trifoil to a degree over night. Baltimore went wild. Gans 'first out-of-town engagement game' of fast fall of ring trifoil. The wise heads of the game, after he broke, he was clever and had the punch, but would not make a real impact. He had had and that was that he did not have enough bulldog in him. Gans 'one had to be to keep him from being to leap over and help him to his feet and get a terrific wallew in the real game around New York. Those tough East Side boys, who could stand an awful amount of weight, it was found out during those days that Gans could stand an awful amount of weight, but would not follow it up. Frank Erne About this time Frank Erne was clean-witted. The Gans and Erne both were staged at the old Broadway club. Some second or third round, Erne butted Gans over the eye敏感性. The Erne, a smart fighter, thought Gans the Gans when the referee stopped the light and gave Erne the decision, to win friends that night on Broadway which means everything in New York conditional and hit him anyhow, thinking that Erne knew his condition and hit him anyhow, thinking that Erne knew his chances. It must be said of Erne also in soil out of the ring. Neither had the appearance of a puntist. Anyway, he came up after he had knocked them down When they were down he let them sit and followed up all advantages. When ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION FRED SLATER Picked for left guard by Walter Eckersall of the Chicago Tribune, he was a full-time Evans of the United Press Service on their first All-American eleven, years on Iowa University eleven. Comes from Clinton, Iowa. Championship Game Goes Out of His Class Gans and Dal Hawkins Traina Jim Corbett SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921 FOOTBALL IS FATAL TO STAR OF CLAFLIN U. Fullback Injured in First Few Minutes of Play Dies as Second Quarter Starts Savannah, Ga., Dec. 15. — Lynwood High School football player, David University eleven of Orangeburg, S. C., was fatally injured in the game between that school and the Georgia State football team, two minutes after the second period started, with several doctors using every effort to save his life. With the team's loss, the call was sent for the fire department, which responded with a pulmonator. This failed to save the young man's life. Chaffin came here with an enviable record. Georgia State had equally as good a record as Georgia State kicked off to Chaffin at 3:20 and the game was one. Chaffin tumbled the kickoff and the ball was thrown up. The Georgia followers were wild. Banners were thrown high in the air and around right end for a backbounce, but after the mighty charge it was noticed that a visiting player was not in the air and around right end for a backbounce. Several of the Chaffin players rushed to the lipped players' aid and when efforts to save him were unsuccessful the slide lines and players called. Crowd, Hearified The game went on, but after two minutes of play at the beginning of the second quarter, the game was over. The coach said that Scott had died. The spectators stood in ghastly horror when the announcement was made and the game Scott was injured or perhaps knocked unconscious. The coach said that 35 years old and lived at Stuart St. C., where he body was shipped the day following the Georgia State College and P. Pearson of Georgia State accompanied the remains. The chinion bled and he was rushed to a star on both the gridiron and the base-player. The night before the game he wished that the singing contest at the St. Phillip A. M. E. church here student at the Veronese Institute, Denmark, S. C., he leaves a father, B. W. Moore his loss. Musicale and Basketball Game of Unusual Interest An unusual entertainment at bookstore fires to the public Thursday, Dec. 29, by the Quinn Chapel, Athletic Asso- ciation. The game will be staged between union chapel, the University of Illinois, and the Sunday School League and the city-wide W.M.C. at A touring university, V. M.C. at the University of Illinois. The questionnaires have the following answers: W. M.C. Brook (Thuskowski, Bed) Willer- fordson, (Grone) Fourth Resident and cross table game. W. M.C. Brook (Thuskowski, Bed) Willer- fordson, (Grone) Fourth Resident and are well known by followers of the cupworms, Waddell, Mosley, Bell. A most excellent musical program will will render numbers. W. M.C. Alba Braxton, Jones Howard, (Grone) Fourth Resident. Miss W. M.C. Alba, Clarence Lee and cornish specially prepared music throughout the evening. BOWEN-PHILIPS SPLIT The W. M.C. lights up their first de- sert of the bands of the Bowen Chapel would be a wonderful team, but but not the third band Chanon was put in and the tide turned. Chanon made two last two minutes that he moved and the game ended in 12 to 10 favor of The Hawkins hall Brown door to a some of the best ware. With a been born in our arm. Snoots center Brown, at storing room, showed under The door the Lighthouse, Smith, g. Landman, f. Kline, g. Hewlett, g. Leftoft, f. Chagman, f. Scott, g. Brown, g. Big Army Sale RAS LOA, Daceinck ney tede TENNESSEE Paste, Tene. ometing 1 Dalene Tt for. Nash pine Fen, Yo Nine his brateg eee Taher ae" ehe AuseTh Sate" Sorat Fehr tha reenea " vonie Sones Flere Pete efor Bah Wicincsaay toring {8° vAnt Nig miner Sipe PRE ein dee Tie ivese “at Silan Oig Sones Sethe Ml Sigrdas evening Sew Cherie Wile Fer and Sys ee ree wed Rieste of Sean gio Beaters Porter HNianfacteine dae. 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Coun fier aint Pride ae the Wha Test ta Bind tie bectors af Me Rapaat ot William iegean, who tee here tT eet ar the Ske Ane Te te Te PRaMergon intraniniced tlhe, stators Beak FRE” overaitran was haste te theca Seay ere me zc ancine were the tastione. “eneste tf fhvelok were, Micane Advi ons Wi Tremere, Gita reek Dette 4 Wierhee Meee tag eobitere at Ate Pista Gea, ehomt a wre wie iRees Fein Waiter Chivore, jueen'te oitirer Ha Tavitesen atrss Sogn Soon, Sth Yahi rrert, mad an har epost Sine Hnmiwan taf" Nashvtiie; Tenn. ste Forunen came ta attend the” func De thor fants trae Fieaorsaa af Tats Shea Tan died Sanurdas Mts eli Bishing iting her si, Sirs, FY Ehime. at igen, Whe Sties Mt it Ftemike: aft Tullanansen, Pbe. iting Moe wince of Stra, TesoyTesey: Troan The Tecseselad Tigh, shai rive Aeon Pe Sines tniese met at thee hems oa ane Sra ay Pianeta fea pated off Stes. on Ta Seiad ahe winner, Stan git news Te yh agin eure Chlewen efender abel dite, 280 Nortly 3h streets Athens, Ala, Mee Annie heechiaet awards il hatkinclting “wee natty cnboacrved Fee ath terwicoe ite same at The Sheet the Piovoral nervien, af ew SPAT Sarge eee nell News a4 wt He Beet eh aD thmren, wt whtely tee Sear Nteapen io Nineteen Borin Werther, sin baw heen ti rane Talacent Mice Murzaret. Metin ere The wanted rally of she Marien Can- tise "Aessdenie, ware het at then Forth Horaiet wire Sunday. Mies ‘Mattie (atten tiendess Fas tetirned Twa. te Parvin after iy Dew maths Seite iti Chie, Maes hes" Ste phen iininm neers. Who Teas tech tute Mh is somewhat “Werte Keo Rimi of A, Menke suet hie ane Remeaved ta Hissar anh Reeve, Ait fiamis Wax aynemted a treaeh Wsee at te AD A, We chance The AMlselanaes Risions Ghsiewd the ulme hour std wate Pied baskets er Stab Kaas Meas at She homk of Hew. awnlter Comer ate, Weathers he TSE at ine Chamsion Tarhor ihe Tee toot sek Mier Tae denkien PAtoucrins train. a second sie reestye Thonbceling Was insti had stow Mamie Precio ie getting alone nen Tae ee, We Me Sener acter oS Mteoet"Reamge shire Deeb. Sal He faerie tee es ote Phe twaher af ates. Movibe Tass hs Iiteatl fesan Teagtieae to Bowe ye Minnie “Thomas has seterne fen ietiee, Ale NORTH CAROLINA ‘Charlotte, N.C. Tanereesenn “Theatre Tene: enka _ eettty bile satitie of tousie to John Carnnhet tans pape nt a Feat Nhe ea i Tiiflne te foe band trates Sie Heue Zech Ren Geta ee Neves aie Seti net a Alien Stouse ina hurting Thelen: eter WARNING? Perovic are hereby warned mot t6 pay | jpele esuiselptions, to. newrsboys. Mh ie Oats G or thee aoe PTT ee ie plea el teen! 4 | SEND NOW! FOR YOUR FOR 1922 SHOULD HANG IN EVERY: HOME | WHERE CHRISTIANITY DWELLS | ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER LEFT! sees 35 CENTS sen. ‘THREE SENT FOR -A_ DOLLAR BILL MAKES AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT . ‘TONY LANGSTON < KENTUCKY Frankfort. Ky. pion Thantaniving aerator wore bint stearic enue Aime. Sttnter Jonnnon‘at iusulselie meen font tata Re ees aes. on A ‘Sewn et tie eeighharhood. fades stipe Sry. Cars" Mews re hehe ind wehie her with Rambo uecfullana tonal erties RY Maeve eaves iia, for an ektente ans tn Tanaince. Wee, Ce We carte Faeantd TMCS lade THN ticton. 13 ‘eae feet: M: Sete of Pembroke. Ky. wae fen" IhS eine, ao EDE® intone WY. ee ee Middtesbere, Ky. The Wome intent Chay met Roreiiosten avons. Peta afternosn. Bare Nace the meeting, es ies fone ‘oatdrstned Swift a ntesseree iorehgne ote Sac nt HC ating wien Mpsaigeneia tat ser htaes gee, Me Seas haaien Mace fond lis aatiing’ Hood, Wine ester 9 em Ehuaagicine eit theless sudan. Men Pout Sgr Serra ss sate ent fe Teeter te Rhea hn Sue unte TSiot, stdateoto. Site Nin Aco return ham after a fein spent RE Dinbelt spent a fow Mays tn Asie, Seebeck Unt ie eH demos ihe hey an usin i Wenek De, 6 ioe Co thst ster ier Viriaine “Man Hf iekote tone Beetle very ki sbte tobe ‘ont ein. parin, ky, “tho tray ammieStinl serstons ofthe sate Sts Boe iad chee tee BRIT tte Rene el eS ts He i Kulntersne moeragh aod yr: ee caf ater wilt ender ee isthe Sat anh WE crt crip: rea aa meth” wreeens ee Badal" duekant Weedon te soon Peeratintametdned ak rhenee git! acnege Siraand tex pa lon tea Mele "Sear ules ie TEST ne anes amie tee eat Riri cne Ne a's emma eh Segre: Sate ‘Gala Sate ud Sie Ties” Elita Sine iti “ena et Tegan Chases gunned hana eee Hanae fee Sonne with Wer eer SPOR IE ein! dina in” Beg ie Tenses Phan Sinelae mt. 8. nae gece. Kye { SEND FOR SCRIP TE CALE FOR F tHe GricdAdy DErENDER iM ak the home of hor slater, ars Wil the telncel Src isabedh Janmion Ee INDIANA stn Sone fo nr roogy ome | yy, Sau Bendy lennrarisge Mere ible Wood, Stra Wike | Pever's alge Ma 3h, ite Ginga ani’ Mee Ethel Baker ute [Wan Rett Sfucadiy” hve min tie Nowa Ses ered Packt | iene he Cie ae ina forthe hospital teiage Sires det [ Chute Aan Se W,2 Gee Tine Teavell Sohnwon of Cadiz la MOWY |W. “Thy. installation reineaicacte. Se BeGrhs SaMUGE, | Tucrday: wena A each te TOE ae ane Seo tt Salle tse icasanie ciate ad the ‘Detener FF | hex ipveniog. see's tage nsw : | Siral onl Fevalig Risthen” re? SalhieAaanpsing: — Kato | Taw 1S Tat We ohio ROUT Mea, Sales adeamelva ane | ateeets> Shee hese. Se, Bdlbgtt tiene. eet the | wife a¢ John, Wate. i2 SoRea He ea clmechie: (Se Wnt | avenue dle eat fa SAME greece Tassie aehees Sather Stra’ Saige Aaraaae, = Kate | TARTS i Se wie hs Bair alra Sale ada cleat wre irect.> Stee Mewee'D: Se Med Mhagts Mimetna st Une wife oe dot Wate: 2 Teale Hohn Wate awa: 88 Went [Avenue died aur Malteatrerts aera, ese he MINNESOTA | Rebete of Terme Haute. Sir. and Drs. 1. 5” ogee ay” otne ineie’ oth “nnivernary” Monday. “ev: ing. Soe. Sie”at hele teshietne, ot Foiee, treaty HE que. att ‘Tompte held: ita anal Gea, at, the Bhd hae Weinenday’ ail arts) ceiling lant Nine Jems Giend wom he prize bedantead, tuevinx wold tho) HED: En aniter of taker a6 iy $Ei1" Lincoln “terest, Ay a, ham Fetus Home fromthe Univeraty howl Mon Silgs "Slane isabelio Ferd ad Graig craine Bes, Se the hemes Her inthe. Slen Grtcrloye bord Se Neva acenues Siemiy Se, Hel inember of the club, returned Lat seek Eesni'eiaidnGen ‘erp tae lings, Stat The farhelur Doss’ Club hay ehanced HeSname ta the Clover Lent chub. Ct free Niughee nan moved te hig. new 2 tone BET" Tih Mavende. 3. Ser ts Ties, member of the Rene CI ned Menutiont C7 thao tankgennitg of Mtge Sofa teft Thuratinys Nov, Si, for, han: Eseohtt Meret cata “tne tuner Rétoices of hid caters Hak, We, Hingrie SiS oye Nata ih, Shiga Aten Wl it fs inoved Co Hind Pranilin ave Ncilis smith. of Taxloreite, Ms young. hia hrether “Atiornes BL Sint sat “calduoa asenues toe S. & SHR ifint Weahedne ttornonn fhe home of Street By Rotem. a Bourthiacemues South, "Amog the tek are sty don Sluice Shen. Seer Sire Courines"Lorell uid Mrs inte Fancy: entertains the te OE Sieg! urget, S256" Washington ate tues "Sortie in" vonor of their. Sater Six Hertha Mughess of chicago ti Ming “Worker (lity snot. thusyley aviernnon at the home ut ates fo UE ‘Riocai "ath "Part aveguc, ut dae afternoon with. Stes, ‘Uehegens, 260 ilott venue. “Quarteris: mcrtine fata tse jae! Sudan Noe, “Et Frente Lute i, Sowa othe (aruid, Gorais’ wedding creceytion. Wh eH Musslae’ weenie “Now, 3. tn i aku Rome" aoe eas es Sere recrived. Menara. ‘i alls and TE"Rufs wore antene thiogs yee A tere Mitre eatertaapedt a ste. ler Pane at his Home, s¥20 Band Sinn srt Sieteras JE Rolin A, ramen. ta a iwinune ¢2 Aniitugnes and ts uate Kiser “his “corse Nite ant Sirs, ona Washainciags 1565. en rgenive are a Te nek iiee thie werk, “Churics, Sa ini “Ming “ieahelle" Fora Seene married tury” mipning, fies 2 lr ey Hote elt Midas wiand se" a iuomge eae ein at Se Ree eines Chek temmigten Mee be Seat, Silane ttemten, Ss Pay Kt 14, Nive and Stee: | Marrs anita “way atten ne ie hen ol SheaTosen gees Sas vate cen Rien hg teen nt i ees Pie Stendagiee Cloize a Reet Wages and Stee. Artie Poor tha sty Pomioeed use’ selerasomes Atte, ar Ter'nieg.reniered a sole nt St. beter {Meth Sinise bein. ten se Caloved Tmnwhnely het wun St. Paul Mian. Last Thursday Mist Mtagie 1tmon- sone dnuehter of Nine olin Packer Wa iiairinl in Avert i Washiegton. Sn Bee acing th lth pat ind FecMtemi were entertained at x te course Tanchsen tees Steaws, Duluth, Minn. Mise stars Eni Ried, ae 2t | dguriieg of 3. um Stee, Poner Ri RU Sn asanine oun died Stan Iisnis Wee "Ser ut" the Noneming San Tarinias where abe had Ween canted for nae week She Ienven twa sisters Shou Aoande Ga ant tee irotilen:siines Wand Sean Rite The fanerat wey el at ve gt. Snes Anat church Metth Ree We St Bog ofivatins wn "welgied “by fet ture Wural ts Rank Wil cemetery ‘hor Merah sore Conuiig wa nt Hiniriee seqty” OF thes, went Wm Storia, Atinueapaisn ssted tw Wal Re" Waltume “ami Dileer Taser, St Virate Stes nto Str een lees Mina woe i the tit at Etiadae’ uerciers af the. Wg shines eee, acell aici tant ‘Sunda it Shah Sede. whim tthe eit ae uk inv ationt tne tert af aie ae Has aah Miata teas Signe, Mees amet Phe Renker the tind. wilt 4 ‘onan Satuniny evening nf six werk Skcommndats thee whe. wish Yo Mu dinar the wnclous’ Kinde of attract fintkan tnade bythe wrkers cer Chine Th plfeee Under the tion of Nor Bere Bieenme the senor in nt LB afark Ae Sts, ohiteeh ceil lyr Ekirhamat program, nt ite sured. Son fay realag, Baer af Te netntorn GRE “Cafeney PRGitet. thuceh Suna School wil have Thele Chrisman eset Shee Rania meen oe aa | Shurehe Rift -avenne: Fart nd “Sint Streeter the direction. of Mire We ES Tiksaurdaent Ae the genial tose ag abioatn for” Figsenes Witiems chan fla Retna evenine, Wey, teins Notatiguen ‘eax receiented writ, mi frome Sire David: Melfencs nnd OS evniee Src a surprise rv hitay peri Renee af Mew. Ty Sent at rhe teat once of €0'M, Tankns 12x Feet ee Weise, Geng toning. ann 2 “Saver More tall far Geelver The members’ 6 Thea Stanseae AS AE AE ehatre Sanaa Shoal” wi hoi thie Chricemare tre Satetecn Prlfae evenings hers et. TicThutiore nt the’ chee at © o'lack A ie" nmnat macetin of Stagnmot Bet ee RO We Welscatige esomine, es 5, whe elation aeamcers ‘ke niger "The. “supe Meal at thet Sy Stare eA. Me chee fact Fhatestay afternoon Ait oveine bs BS Riley hs ’stowed host wi great sree, Saete. Alvis The, Ih Raters oe tiewed to fave hee tha mative for the Iminion at dS, Wittens, 62, state aie of the Mutual Life tentirance Comant. Sto “way fount dead: under rlzeumn: Seatees indicating nner. “Anna. Tes Sei don Marchall weee heli fora hear. Fae clon Sarcead errs beet fox a0 TR LOOK! LOOK! -LOOK! sin ath Onan reas wm miencan thee: miata stout ee ebepsing iene esumded soced_ Tone Tao eanS alY suaal ts ai ho Sane on eaey the eateries corernaent MAKE YOUR SELECTION ANO ! 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Sine "ieone Do wade nee oe SNE doin, We ato Soi od were Gesidor “her husband oa6, I Rtecivnd: he eo nisters Met, gel iecoie of Tet Haute nd. wo rm Brethor, Taicita Mitchel of Chtearo, ‘Fhe Mineral Wa. held Foose atten {oon ‘teome the seulienea, ieee, Walter Urine ofeiating. Siew Wade ees om Homer uf Chiesa, Chaiter No. 3k Fee chiosgn etener tor malo Ie Je Siqie 1208 Weer Washineton. wiper Fhe" Siliteimker Four, ‘conwiating of Al Etiiaes teres aga Thane Urent af ‘Ton Tgoten: took the Clive, Mewter er Eri: ana, Sarangi Beat" show" mage hy the Sudebater Estansiny. ‘Séiis cane ‘haa: ary ate ach lmcceeea sheran Uie Hara a Mite TCA Rel SE hee Bint SA eet oe aur Brummer ort fines atari falee Seg cand dart tana he ime APH Rat ch Sree ee cl ate a tes Ten eseiter ee esa Hor eg Dealt ait al ET ood i "taerimat Hedin aete ee Saar cart Berto Nee pain Bie hia? litre Pea te tensa ee ati Met ita eee hater ast eee ie, ee mo hte as Se Weaver is Int the home of Mrs, Mars Reni RU haieen i Frances amit Alm wenn dinner euemt SHIRE, Sia iaat e Gy Str beng a lerea i Beetle eae ae sauie Meee ata St, Ura es Tarsday night. ie tie te eek cae tei ciraviog HE Helen start. ow return feéan Sinem tt Paes Car fieer, tnfurins C. Stumnpes 12k Ee feseiae vaderen. ache “wan "euntied te Hitting eit Shin earn wt Milter af raege Hades founder. of the Malsteone taanednee Comme ttn te NUS foe Gee sah” Arn Sitehed Sir. 528 Munn treet: hag eennad rom serine Bak oe, FE" Wane a Hfsniacbies RY. fe cisiting Min gone Fe ACaitsine Sate, Corer tet Histon it Visielng’ ner Weather he Be nie ameter ae ete af 441, Mente Sttnet te cin 0 Ins heme, Store Zen Conneraviié, ind. Meg, Suite Caatieman. ahenk, Pras ig Sentatle, Sten Utell Red is Heudne ig sot and Weal ek iting mute ntenapae t the feat" Hee thother Mes: bute, etd Bootie” Mine Wel Mera eine ores or, an inten suas the Us een tren toe ii he ied thence se the RUMP Nth ae ‘Nhe tiie nil chilireniahder sure IVa Wi earense a breaert fran nt Ter ASL TES Chupel fe ele wath dust Mi the! chun Tata oem thee S Sie Ran Se “tharnton Gtr Amt tig of Cage Onin are ees SPS? ues Wim ones F ber ing. 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EE. PADDOCK, Tom ENENEADOGGR. WE WANT AN INTELLIGENT ie ei AROUND THE HUB By Charles E. Freeman, Jr. Pittsfield, Mass. Marriage license has been filed at the city's office of William Gillard Court. Pryor, both of St. Louis, the son of the young people chair at the Congregational Sunday evening stake. Benny Commings and Harold Commons leave for Palm Beach, Fla. where they will be engaged at hotel work. URINARY objections structures strictive use of a space, a space successfully treated. No overrides—no pain—no danger—no detention from business Dr. A. Hertzson, 1120 Grand Ave. Kansas City Mo. 666 is a prescription for Colds, Fever and LaGripp. 'It's the most speedy remedy we know. THE BUCKEYE STATE By Alexander O. Taylor Cleveland, 10, Dec. 16—An appreciative audience attended the lecture of cative athlete and former bert. Buffalo N. Bert. Buffalo N. A. M. Bert. Buffalo N. A. M. church last Friday ever a piece of the Lincoln Emblem Embroidered Nickens. Nickens. Nickens. He was hostess to Mrs. Taftert which master of course Louis A. Howard has been tendered position with the Uva League in Louis A. Howard A. H. Makes Rapid Strides Passes State Board. --- Styles, E. 358th street, Mrs. Leonard Styles, E. 358th street, Mrs. Leonard hostess at the last meeting. "Y" Branch Opens. The Cleveland Y. M. C. A. has purchased Cedar and East 75th street, for "Y" purposes for boys and men of both sexes. Mr. W. P. Saunders is due unstinted praise for securing a place of recreation as well as those of the Cedar Quince district. Captain Frye was selected as coals and George Thomas, Oberlin, athletic director. More will be weekly bulkletin to be sponsored by the Allen Leakeau, C. E. Russell, Oberlin, and the Parents Community Holiday League will meet this spring at House, Mrs. ky Woodline, president. Rev. E. A. Clark, pastor of his church this last week, returning with his family from Columbus. They are to stay on sauge. 225 East 40th street, J. L. Schober has moved his barber shop to Columbus. Moditions quarters across the street, 576 Quincy avenue. He will stay on sauge. The Chicago Defender, Mr. Gill, associate editor of the clock was in the interest of the N. A. A. C. P. monthly. Seeks Recount Editor Harry C. Smith of the Cleveland Gazette filed a petition in the Court with the city council last week. He is being sued by Councilman Thomas W. Fleming Nov. 5. Ex-Congressman Robert E. Schmidt, the city's entertainment局的 of the Central Avenue and Friday evenings, Dec. 25 and 25, watch next issue for features. Fleming will play Santa Claus to the children of Kristen and David Kastner, daughter of Mrs. Fidler Kastner-Lowis, 222 Central avenue, has maintained in New York and Philadelphia that Christmas concert and dancing reception at Chamber of Commerce in Palm Bay, Fla., director, is preparing the boys for their paramount effort on this occasion. Pay Tribute to Boyd Vigor of Youth In A New Discovery THE CHICAGO DEFENDER TATE church Tuesday evening. The church continues to do special work in rural advancement. Wallace Stokes was elected commander of Lennard T. Church, a business meeting has held at the Lathouse. After President Chayborne George is first vice president, and A. R. Truck second vice president, week, Mrs. J. W. Steel last Monday. On Monday, church North Ogden several new converts, a Marian family and their residents, where he resides, joined John W. Storton visitation. The Sunday, Mrs. Thomas, a junior high school student, the job again, formerly of Geneva, a junior high school student. Sikeston Ohio A revival meeting opened at the Batavia Museum on Friday, April 16, of Indianapolis ind. officiating, assisted by the Custor, Rev. K. Towns, pastor of the Custor, Rev. K. is having great results with the young students. The event will be opened at the earliest conveni- tion, Lucy Delkney will be musical director. Little, Oh! East Liverpool, Ohio Alliance, Ohio Services Sunday at the A. M. E. church were well attended. Mrs. Mary Church was also well attended. Iance, Ohio, is holding revival meetings at St. Chrissville, Mrs. Lottie Church, home of her niece, Mrs. Edward Oliver Church, and Mr. Warren Erinnon, Mrs. Walter Oliver and children have returned to their home in St. Louis, days here with Mr. Oliver's mother, Master erion Alams, who has been employed to school Monday. The National Association employed in St. Lake's church Friday evening in a regular mass meeting, with his wife Sunday, Mrs. Kimmel, employed in Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting with his wife Sunday, Mrs. Kimmel, employed in Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting with rela- tions, holidays, Mrs. Charles Delmas, who underwent an operation at the Alliance church have been moved to the home of her son. ```markdown ``` John W. Gouls, reposting Fountain's Digest, Porkliftburg. 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Tablets in red box bearing Mr. HILL's portrait and signature. At All Draughts—39 Cents W. P. HILL COMPANY, DETROIT (402) Tarentum, Pa. The Masonic bake had a public installation by Grand Duchess Edward Maria of Montreal and Mr. W. M. Roberts gave a how social Saturday night. Doe, 3. Many guests were present. 4. Many guests were present. 5. The arrival of her daughter, Amie Cunningham of Donnellia, Ms. See Charles Brooks for the dinner. 7. Thirteen guests and Center Star! Bathroom Bethlehem, PA. At the $25 million plant being erected near Milamton all Race men race meet facilities will be built with spilt mechanics. This head foreman of construction is a Colored man. On his very cold weather work has been delivered on the $1,000,000 concrete structures across the Lehigh river to the city. The Botha-Henry Library club has made arrangements to hold its annual meeting at Fourth and New streets. Rev. books unloaded his initial servery. The church, which is to be his new charge, is at present situated in this city. Harry White made a business trip from Washougal mother. A. A. Campbell, who is wintering at Miami Beach, Fla., writes that part of the country, Mrs. Helen Campbell, hospital, where for several weeks she was ill following an operation. Miss several days' illness. Many carloads of New England Christmas trees have alighted at Vineyard street up the mountain, majority of the Lehigh university campus which at the beginning of the school term discharged their Colored employee satisfactory trial, got rid of their white people as they have been able to secure a stable able to be out on the streets for short wake after a long spell of illness an operation in St. Luke's hospital. Meadville, Pa. The Rev. R. H. Humphrey, D. D. presiding elder of the Allegheny district district evening at A. M. B. church, The Rev. and Mrs. William and Williams arrived visitors, 114 South Water street. The devout an excellent program Thursday. Dec. 6, at the church for the benefit of Thomas will leave Dec. 17, on a vist to Montgomery and William C. Clermont Jr. Dec. 10, for Charleston, S. C. business with his brother, Dace Clement, Charles Doughles, who was moved on account of illness, was moved on account of illness, who underwent an operation at the Spencer hospital, is convalescing. Henry "lancet" on book on business, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Seyler and Mrs. and Mrs. John Seyler. Mrs. Mary M. Barber and Mrs. Thomas Shields will leave Doc. 17 for领会, to spend to the Christmas holidays. Coraopolis, Pa Wilson, Pa Carlisle, Pa. Rev. Cordall Robinson, pastor of Mc. Zion Baptist church, in New York, and the Carlisle hospital for treatment. The first Sunday, Dec. 4, Rev. J. P. McCord, pastor of Shiloh Baptist church, officiated. The second Sunday, M. E. Zion church was largely attended. Prizes were awarded for Carlisle, Pa., and Joseph L. Smith of Serion Pa., Carlisle, Pa., and Mrs. James Poster, Miss Shelley Jones of Carlisle, Pa., attended the marriage of her daughter, James Jones, Miss Mimie Howard announces the marriage of her daughter, Bally day services were conducted at Presbyterian church Sunday, Dec. 11. MICHIGAN Republic, Mich Detroit, Nisha Chaplain E. L. Wether of the 54th T. S. A. station at Fort Wayne, Indiana. Friday evening, Nov. 25. The first Instuition 500 under the leadership of the Rev. A. J. Cunnicham. The St. Joseph's giving program Thanksgiving eye under the supervision of Mrs. Grace Gray, church. She is rehearsing now for a Christmas program. She is holding his little daughter, Gillas, Nov. 10. Her death was due to an accident at the Nostrum high school, host his groomer, Mrs. M. Smith, who died in a car accident. She was held from the residence on Puskali boulevard in Fort Worth. Mrs. Carter, 444 West Jefferson avenue, has returned from her residence with her mother, Mrs. M. Dowell, Mrs. Emma Carter is still in Augusta, Ga. She is visiting Eugene Germany, 142 Forest street. Jackson, Mich. The dancing party given by Hall Mackenzie of East Biddle school is ill. The little infant baby girl of Hall Mackenzie has returned from an auto trip and is reported ill at her home on Huron Street. E. church is progressing well. Miss Anna Sanders will leave the city to attend the Christmas holidays. Please send her phone number to grasse. Henry Lewis was reported ill, but is better Niles Mich The Webs Awake Whist Club hold its third social meeting at the Monroe Institute in Wash., a guest of Mrs. E. L. Wash, a guest of Mrs. E. L. Aller, a guest of Mrs. E. L. Aller, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Gault of Sumterville, officers of offensives last Monday evening for the engagement of Henry, W. L. Gault, J. W. Harry Jones, secretary, George Crain, J. W. Harry Jones, secretary, Appointed officers: Dan Smith, chaplain; David Llewis, S. D.; Dobeth George Lett, J. S. Little Francis Griffin, George Lett, J. S. Little Francis Johnson, on Second Street, J. C. Nelson born on the siskat but, is Edward Carlis is ill. Drauolas Mich Nt. Clemens Nich. The attendance of the Second Baptist church for Iwo. Walker's trial sermon leadership of Mr. Reed, is doing great things. The Tom Turner sermon was given by Mrs. M. Turner, Mrs. M. Turner has been under the doctor's club is making quite a bit among the citizens of this city. The John Sobenson, Mrs. Ol. Carr, Mrs. L. Brown, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. R. Wood, Mrs. B. Hall, doing great work for the Beneficial Club. Benton Harbor, Mich. Benton Harbor, Mich. Dr. Russell Sunday, admitted to South Bend Sunday and was guests of Mrs. Sue Sunday and were acquainted home by Dr. Smythe of Laporte, Ind. John Boone the count of his brother, Henry Boone, who was badly hurt at the twin City Cream-Spraying store with diphtheria. Harry Madry of Kokonoe, Ind. Mary Madry, M. Michel and his newly elected officers conducted the William night. Mrs. Louis Banton of South Bend was the guest of her mother William Hill went to Downtown Sunday to research at the Second Baptist church, Mrs. Vera Williams, baby and Vernie May visited school, Mrs. Dale Doyle went to Downtown Friday on business. WARNING! People are hereby warned not to pay their subscription fees if they do not own their own risk. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER IN THE BOOKY CITY NEW JERSEY Jersey City, N. The Booster American Legion, held ing of the fiscal year last By W. ROLLO WILSON NEBRASKA Alliance Neb A banquet given by the Hunting Club of Alliance, consisting of Sam Shannon, Henry Winston, was the social event of the week. More than 100 guests, including duck and turkey sapper was served, after which the guests met. The Tervisherie Club will hold a Christmas festival at the hall, Dec. 11, will have the Christmas tree, Claude Washington, week-end in town, Mrs. Edward Storling, Colo., in investors. The Alliance Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, had held a Christmas holiday banquet was opened W. M. to succeed Mrs. George W. Storling, Hilliard was served W. M. to succeed Mrs. George W. Storling, Colo. to make their future home. The Civic League will will regular meet regular Monday evening. What Would You Give— A. B. FORARK SKIN SKIN, FRECKLES AND OTHER SKINCARE NIGHTWEAR BLACK AND WHITE OINTMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY CONNER SKIN DISCIPLIER USE THE COMPLEXION NEW JERSEY Jersey City, New Newark, N. J. Ass曼琳男士 W. G. Alexander while she was at Fourteenth street. Saturday sur- lise at Fourteenth street. Saturday sur- lise at Norris, a white trolley con- ducting hospital, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goode interior and Mrs. A. Goode interio- r and Mrs. W. M. Moer, R. D. and Mrs. J. Hishon and R. D. D. and Mrs. J. Hishon and R. D. a visitor to St. James A. M. E. church Sunday. Among the guests presiding elder. The 20th anniversary protestos. 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Keen, employed on the restaurant at 625 Elm Street, S. W. Keen is originally from Jacksonville, N.C., of which 28 are in the street. N. E. of which 28 are in the street. 16 a. and 11 p. in four clubs with five players in each club. George and S. Smith tied in the second club. Toy Crawford bed in the fourth club. Keen interest is shown by all copying the prize of a turkey. The monthly meeting Monday, June 2, President, Mitchell, presided in the evening. Charles Spencer of W. Washington, Sr. Spencer has in charge the private car. Her fuzz worry with touring this country. Liberty hotel and Liberty gardens, is kept busy booking after his many next August during the Shrimers' conference entire charge of the hotel during their stay here. W. Jackson, villain of the restaurant, David J. Johnson, from a severe cold, Samuil Miles is taking a few days rest before the night could in severe cold when attending the Lincoln game, G. Improving rapidly. Theatrical Thoughts in connection with featuring "Out of the Dust," Manager Pimbackk also pieces and the dabber Sincere. At a recent event, he will be joined by Harry Treadwell, leading whistler matinee and builder of the venture and how Rufus A. Hyers became the demand here now and all the theater companies to place them before the pub. The latest film to be shown in this production featuring Shilroy Free, a dabber's greatest talent, appeared in an embellished audience at the Shubert-Garrick theater Dec. 14. The proceeds from the proposed Howard Player theater. Hotel Happenings THE PRAIRIE STATE --- Springfield, IL. Miss Edith Trudy, Chicago, and Miss Trudy, Kansas City, Mo. arrive for parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Trudy, A. M. W. Williams was badly damaged by the Saturday. Mrs. A. M. Williams was attended a conference of child welfare workers in Jacksonville, where she spent Sunday in Jacksonville the next of relatives. 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"Nothing else being in sight that would likely afford excitement necessary to take down by the war, this re-exploration and rescue of Africa by residents of Harlem in New York heard loud talking, and here and there the foolish part with their money, but the Race has got the number of people in our land and country." From no standpoint a same man may take will the Race in the United States 200 years unless God wants us to have it. In that event everything will be arranged as it should be. It should be cut talking about what we can do and lay a more secure foundation for the children. Our destiny is wrapped up with who we are, and far-scoring men will make the terms necessary to get what coming to us. Our fight is at home, our nation of which we are part, and not in some distant field of closure glory. Before the face will be able to see the world, even between Chicago and Louis, it will be necessary for the children to grow up in America has nothing to fear and all to lose by burrowing against our own country. Fighting our rights is one thing; embarking this country is another. We have to learn something is either over here or trying to make it here. That shows us what we are and in what a great Let us argue with our white people: argue them down; argue with them up; argue them out; argue them out; let us keep our eyes open and our eyes on the ground of reason, reason of reason, reason of reason, but the rise of our trees in this country is written in the trees. Trying to rub out what is written in the trees is like asking the wind to blow plowing. Plucky Woman Chases Two **Thugs from Beauty Shop** You've been in business here a long time now. You ought to have something. Turn the money over to two men walked into the President School of Beauty School, Monday morning at 11 o'clock, and tried to frighten Mine, M.E. McKin, the owner, with the three statements. Mine, Scott bested the would-be bulldoers pulled no guns, so the owner told them to get out. It developed that they were uninformed to spread an alarm the men did as they had come. The proprietress added a gun and in company with the men spread an alarm the men did. None of the bulldoers died to Mrs. Scott hit either of the men. They were shot to 55th and Dombrowsky shots. They were lost in the town. It believed the men were dead addicts. CONSUL RETURNS TO POST New York, Nov. 16. William H. Hughes, 18, of New York, served control of Saint Ethelene, France, with Mrs. Hurd, sainted Wednesday on the sun, to return to the church in the breeze in New York. N. B. Marshall, is the son of the late Joseph M. Mifflin, M. Gilds of the city, who served to America was last in 17 years. DR. 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If the white papers want the full co-operation of our more self-reporting citizens let them be fair and mindful of the public. We know that things could be better in this neighborhood, as is our city. We also know that the completion of the evildoer has very little to do with it. We are concerned and do not want to be put in the position of playing favorites. EDWARD JOHNSON Ungene showing the newabouts on the back of the cage, please notify the newsroom. Ben Johnson, Helena, Ark., box 752. Last month of in Detroit, Mich. February, 1998. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank Rev. H. E. Stewart and the many friends for kindness and floral designs given during the recent illness and death of his daughter Josie. North Simmons—A. W. Johns. William Simmons. BELL'S HOTEL Who's in Chicago stop at Bell's Plume West St. 814-Advertiser.com William King and in Columbia, Nov. Acting as a wiley, Pride of Pride, William King, Mrs. J. K. Evans and William Jr. Mrs. J. K. Evans and William Jr. been in his presidency at 50 Virginia, shown Monday morning at 3:25, leaving his first four courses, Comics, diction, edited by Tram, J. Joseph, Trent of Bost and devoted county, Virginia, four courses, Mrs. James Cook of fraternity, Van. Holt and Mrs. James Cook of this county and Mrs. James Cook of this county of atlantic city, Na. above, their mother, Mrs. Nathan Hutche- lson, who is a partner in the city, in Petersburg, Va. Mrs. Eubie E. Barth, member of the school, in Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia, takes game, While in Washington she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Abbe J. K. Evans of 700 West street, spent a morning at Bost, she attended Washington of Seventh street, she attended Summery, Miss Vater, Dearborn, work with part of the Playlist, Va. James Arnold of Athena, the guest of his sister, Miss Emma, an guest of his sister, Miss Emma, an guest of the Playlist, branch of F.W. A. Borahent16. Va The Intervist Teachers Association met on Monday in Elimination in visiting churches. Monte Ellison was visiting churches. He led the Ladies Aid Society meeting. The Literary deparment-ad of the Eworth League had a very interesting meeting. Frank is a Miss Arizona Harrison who returned from school a few weeks. Miss Franklin was master of First Baptist church. The other was given an at the Methodist church by the Fulcher Club. The citizens of San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 16—For the purpose of arranging for the murder of Albert Stig, student for the murder of Albert Stig, Texas. Four other trials were tried. IMPACTFULMENTS in memory of Mrs. Mattie J who departed this life Dec 14, 1913. Though tour years now have passed, dear one, Since you dear far away, Your presence which was like the sun I miss now and always, Am such a beautiful day, When you were called above, And shortly you stole away To our dear God of Love, So I'll not wish you here; Sleep in those dear arms divine Until I meet you there, Loving daughter, Mrs. Hattie M. Gloster, In memory of our beloved sister, Nancy who died Dec. 18, 1913, To one you miss, of one we mourn, For these long years we have telt further. Though you happiest days after death elimin one we love, Is the day of Judgment, Nelle dear, When we will meet you up above. Though you have left the world, And place with you the soul, We shall never miss you, When we reach the throne of God! —Lillie Nolan, Marie Lee. "Near our eyes he slowly faded, Growing day by day more frail, Bearing, sweetly, all his sufferings, Without murmur, murmur or wail A loving husband and son, true and kind, No other like him can we find. For all he did he did his best May that grant him eternal rest." —Mrs. Georgia Stewart, mother Mrs. Viola Stewart, wife In memory of our wife and daughter Mrs. Ernestine Knight, The world can never fill. James E. Knuth, husband, Mrs. Lucy R. Hightower, mother. In loving memory of Mrs. Jessie Stahlewicz, died at 1924 in Tucson, Ariz. "Gone, but not forgotten." Friend, Elizabeth Keeling. In loving memory of my dear brother, Harry Stevens, who died Dec. 11, 1918: I will always think of you, dear brother. Frank Stevens. JAMES ALLEN DIES James Allen, who passed away Nov. 5, after an illness, at 5143 Prairie avenue, was a friend of his friend, Frank Hegan, president of the Lafayette Company of this city. Mr. Allen had been in the mining industry for the Soon line between here and Waukee than ten years. On one of Mr. Hegan's trips he has inscribed the information that A. James Allen he was ill. He sent him his card, and Colleen would visit his physician, Ire. Thomas Parsons, the 3545 Sheridan road, one of the world's best physicists, would visit him and make him into thousands of dollars. Mr. Allen took treatments from Aug. 20, 1858, to Aug. 19, 1859, and after the financial claims of Mr. Allen's illness and was at his bedside when he took care of his five brothers, one sister and a host of friends to mourn his loss, "interment at Logansport, the many friends for their kindness and beautiful floral designs." **FINGER PRINT EXPERT** Lackawanna, N. M. D. - bishop Kaitlyn K. Allen. First street, has been created a diploma and letter of con- A. B. C. Mrs. Belle Leah Thomas, 3257 Vernon Avenue, Chicago CHARLES S. MORRIS Greensboro, N.C. C, Dec. 16—A great meeting was held here last Saturday afternoon in the Antichuck Baptist Church. The congregation honored the audience to hear Charles S. Morris, Jr., who officially inaugurated its North Carolina chapter. He delivered the welcome address and many city of Akron were on the platter. Last Friday evening Mr. Morris delivered an address to the warehouse at Abnexc, N.C. IDLEWILD BOOKLET OFF PRESS Beautiful biblewild 1922 booklet is available for you. You will find details of the biblewild Enclosure 2-cent stamp for reply. We will will mail one at your location. Park Avenue, Chicago, Phone: 952-641-Advertisement. THE DEATH LIST --- THE CHICAGO DEFENDER THIS PAGE when you want mobiles, Clothing; in fact, to exe HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE SUN TAYLOR SMITH Start skipping mutes, also headlights, tablescapes etc. plus free. Closure Sprinkle, Fox 5, Marion St, Jamaica WHITAKER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 320 State St, Victory Lnd. 17:21 FURNISHED ROOMS P. FRANKI FAMILY HQ 380-45 Indiana Phone Rd. 4524-25 Indiana Phone Droxel HELP WANTED-MALE Must have packing house experience. Beef and hog. Appeal: 3339 S. State Street Phone Victory 4607 Ask for Mr. Jefferson WE STILL HAVE A Few OPENINGS AS STATE MANAGER for a wonderful opportunity for men of industry and ability; if you have ability and wish steady employment enclose Smith, 1613 Jefferson st. Nashville. Tenn. dec.31 WE STILL HAVE A Few OPENINGS AS STATE MANAGER for a wonderful opportunity for industry and ability; if you have ability and wish steady employment enclose Smith, 1613 Jefferson st. Nashville. Tenn. dec.31 COOK SALEMAN: WE HAVE A MONEY making corporation for salarium who can sell work on Saturday, Sunday after 11. Jackson saturday, Sunday after 11. Jackson saturday, Sunday after 11. Jackson saturday, Sunday after 11. Jackson WANTED BARBERS: LET US PREPARE correspondence course. Write letter, p. 1, chapter 1, College, Charlotte, N. C. WANTED CATTLE RUTHER FOR STREET work, good wages; no fee charged. Mone- ment for Agent, 2005; State Victory 4607 B A DIRECTIVE - $20,000 WEEKLY travel over world; experience university; experience Agency, 1922 Locust, Louis Mo. 1922 B A DIRECTIVE-OPERATE OWNER LOCALITY experience university; Sturgis experience Agency, 1922 HELP WANTED-FEMALE AN EXCEPTIONAL OPENING-THREE string plant sewing room; any sewing room; any office; any not write to; prevent certain sickness send 24 and fully furnished patel postal address; N. J. F Albert, Abbey, Co. (bld., Alt., Abbey WANTED-EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR work and social work; trained in electrolysis. Applicant will Partner, 145 N. Clark Room 405. GIRLS TO HIRT IN SAVAGE FACTORY. J. K. Batesman House, 22 W. 38th pl. WANTED-GIRLS TO LEARN TO MAKE WEDDING Cakes. Will give home to SETTLED WOMAN. Applicant will are. Sh. AGENTS WANTED PERSONAL THIS IS TO SOTHLY ALL PERSONS THAT I shall not put any ideas or suggestions on your behalf for any reason than my off. Thomas S. Winkle 2815 Vip offices are. UNDERTAKERS OFFICE PHONE DOUGL. 8235 KERSEY, MCOOWAN & MORSILL Undertakers 3515 Indiana, Avenie FURNACES REPAIRED IT ENAVIS REHABILITED ME PARTS FERMILLED and installed by experts. Exchange, 811 S. St. at. Please visit 811 S. St. should you wish to adopt a girl. WANTED-TO ADOPT WANTED TO ADOPT GIRL, AGRICI TO BE ONE in need of a good house. I have a family of four children. I am a good housekeeper and cared for date. Mrs. E. White, all interested at South Norwalk, Conn. WANTED! Agents and General Representatives FOR THE Chicago Detender IN EVERY COMMUNITY IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA A sure way to add to your present income ROBERT E. BUTLER CIRCULATION MANAGER 2435 Indiana Ave. Chicago, IL. you want Help, face, to exchange FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT P. FARMILKIN'S FAMILY HOTELS 3860 FINDY INLEY Phone Blvd. 29th 4624-210 Indiana Avenue Phone Blvd. 29th Beautiful, Cozy, Warm FURNISHED LIGHTS, Gas, Water SANITARY KITCHEN With Private Lockers, Gas Stoves Hamily Laundries "with Gas Stoves. Weekly Rates. $5.00 to Handily to Surface FRAK- N-LIN, PROP. WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NICE family bed, steam heat, electric lights and modern reservation room facilities, range to the freestair deck, 24 and bedroom. Meals served at all hours. Rooms by LANGLEY AVE., 415- LARGE AND SMALL heavy farm, barn, hot and cool rooms from "U." home convenience; 2022. LANGLEY AVE., 247- 290- AFT-SIDE from modern, $3.50, tall after 5. Will bought to make to order, $1.90 up. INDOANA AVE., 408, 290- AFT-TWO-FRONT pointless, jointly suitable for 3 friends or fam. all convenience; 2028. MICHAEL AVE., 265- NOT A ROOING home, but a room for gentleman in private farm, have best of referrals; no other need apply. WARSHAM AVE. 4222, VERKON HOTEL, 600 W. 10TH ST., with 600 sq. ft. of some with 4222 sq. ft. host, 525 sq. ft. SOUTH PARK AVE. 3217, FLUNN, KITCHEN 210 W. 10TH ST., with 120 sq. ft. of $12 per sq. ft. BARGAIN $200, 210 W. 10TH ST., with 120 sq. ft. BARGAIN $200, CALIFORNIA AVE. 425-430 LABOR CAMP, mortgages farm, farm or uniform, steam locomot, PRAIRIE AVE. 383-393 THREE ROOMS PAT housekeeping, farm, or uniform, also room INDANA AVE. 315, 316 PLAT-TEG rooms for computer, electricity INDANA AVE. 255, 257 LIGHT HOUSE rooms, steam locomot. 50, 50 Vapor INDANA AVE. 351, 353 3D APT.-NEWY dropped room; handheld, removable INDANA AVE. 351-357 SEATAT ROOM rooms, offices arranged. 48 to 52 per INDANA AVE. 450, 453 3D APT.-ROOMS must be sent to be appraised. 157 PRAIRIE AVE. 362, 363 3D APT. PLAT 5- room, rooms, computers. TELLOVE AVEL, 2022-WILLI SHARP SMALL DEVELOPMENT class young employee DEVELOPMENT class WARSHAL AVE., 525, 526 APT.-FURN. room; steam and plow, Koe, 2324 J. 1727 WARSHAL AVE., 525, 526 APT.-FURN. room; plow, light, steam, man, brook 381 E. 4TH ST. 52, 526 APT.-N. 3LEAVY FURN. room; steam, plow, man, brook 381 WARSHAL AVE., 525, 526 APT.-MEDDEN. room; steam, plow, taekand 460 J. WARSHAL AVE., 527H-MASTER FURN. FRAMES AVE. 550. TWO FUN. BROWS with aftercare, also two fun. rooms with all aftercare. 550. FUN. BROWS. with all aftercare. 550. FUN. BROWS. front rooms. 1950. WASHIAS AVE. 550. ATS. ATT. D-NEATY for couple in other rooms. Honor Guard 550. WAISCHER AVEN. 5106-5277 SEATTLE PUBH. baiting printer, travel booth 8007. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT E. 82TH AV. 324, 341, 361, 381, HOMES 2. 7TH AV. 324, 341, 361, HOMES DOUGHES 2. 7TH AV. 324, 341, HOMES CALMATE AV. 324, 341, AUT. 2-NASTY 1. 10TH AV. for clean, cool people; no others invaded by 2- and 3-room apartments. 2. 10TH AV. and 3-room apartments. Bedroom 324. WARMSI AV. 324- LARGE FURN. 1. 10TH AV. for clean, cool people; no others invaded by 2- and 3-room apartments. Bedroom 324. UNFURNISHED ROOMS WARASH AVE. 428, 429 ST APEX. FRONT STREET. back barricade. back kitchen. back stairs. per room. work. thirtieth street. No garage. WANT WANT ENABLED TO SHARE mobility. flat or 2 or 3 unit homes. flat or 2 or 3 unit homes. new houses. free. 1601. B. 49TH ST. 522 720 FUNNEL, EGLOPH philology, college; cosmetics; with 1724 ST. TAMARIS AVENUE, 114-114 SW 10TH STREET ST. TAMARIS AVENUE, 114-114 SW 10TH STREET FLATS FOR RENT 3-4-5-6 and 7-room apartments, all with hall openings. Elevator and junior service. Convenient to car lines. Lowest Rental in Chicago. A FEW CHOICE FLATS LEFT ACT JUCK Kennedy 432 19 E. 9th St. ELLIER PARK, 265, 1ST AVE., SKEWEN ROAD electric lights and lights on electric lights and lights on INDIANA AVE., TWO ROWS, UNI- FORM, front room can be used. In small form, front room can be used. Residential applies. Residential applies. FOR RENT 3 AVE., 21TH AVE., SKEWEN ROAD, front room. Welcome. 2005. FOR RENT 3 AVE., 21TH AVE., SKEWEN ROAD, front room. Welcome. 2005. FOR RENT 3 AVE., 21TH AVE., SKEWEN ROAD, front room. Welcome. 2005. FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT PRAIRIE AVE. 300-300-300-300 FENN bathroom, elevator 5-50 feet, flat 5 feet, 300-300-300-300 FENN PRAIRIE AVE. 300-300-300-300 FENN gives 4 patrons at white heat. FOR RENT FIVE BOMB COFFEE EANS AVL SEAR 1444, tally decimated, with installat sht at upper, 825 feet, Phen State 7911. CAMELT AVE 1252, TEN STREET HOUSE 622, Phen State 7911. BARN TOP RENT 2501 CALMET AVE Bougain 4255. BOARD MISS ME AE WHITAKER DO NOTING Bougain or diner, 2501 State st, Phen Ville 4255. CHILDREN TO BOARD WILL TAKE CARE OF BABIES IN OWN home by diner, Douglas 2507. CLOTHING VINCENNES TAILORS AND DYERS We Cuf, Trim and Make for MERCHANT TAILORS Best of Trimming Workmanship Guaranteed Douglas 410 Cor. 38th st. and Vincennes ave. Vincennes Hotel BUSINESS CHANCES --- household Goods, ing you can use. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 15:00 FY 14.11.18 INTRUST PAID thousands of pay will be made to the account of your employer and the state. Your dollars may pay you missing your wages or may be used to warn workers or to hand, with interest your company receiving interest there. You may also establish hard free funds. FOUL LAKE TEXAS OH, CO. ELEGANT NORTH LAKE, Mo. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS TYPING AND MIMEOGRAPHING Expert Stench Cutter MRS. SALLIE M. DOWNS, Office 2814 Grand Bird., 3d apt. Phone Douglas 5011 CITY STREET A. WICKS LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR N.S. HOLLISON, N.Y. Dale Yard Office of the City of New York 12345 Main Street, New York, NY 10001 Wellington Office of the City of New York 12345 Main Street, New York, NY 10001 City Street A. WICKS LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR N.S. HOLLISON, N.Y. Dale Yard Office of the City of New York 12345 Main Street, New York, NY 10001 Wellington Office of the City of New York 12345 Main Street, New York, NY 10001 CORRESPONDENT WITH SOME NEW CAP OR GENTENMENT, AND ARE SEEING AHEAD, THEN ENTERING YOUR DESIGNER AND WILL HELP YOU ADDRESS BROTHER, CORRESPONDENCE CLUB, 1234 MAIN STREET, FORT WAY, FORT WAY, FL 33401. doc31 TOWNSEND KENTUCKY HOMEFURNISHING LAND AND BUILDING 200 W. 2ND ST. TOWNSEND KENTUCKY ATTENTION EYES ST. BOOKET FURNISHING BORDER TOWNSEND KENTUCKY DENVER, CO. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE PACKARD MESSENGER FOR THE HOME for that or furniture work, perfect shape and sound. Prices vary. Some bargains go up to $1,000. H.S. MORE MORE. Prices vary. H.S. MORE MORE. Prices vary. FULL SALE FOR CYCLING TABLING in 100% virgin burlap for women. South Chicago, IL or for men at $450. Rainy days only. FULL SALE FOR CYCLING TABLING in 100% virgin burlap for women. South Chicago, IL or for men at $450. Rainy days only. FULL SALE FOR CYCLING TABLING in 100% virgin burlap for women. South Chicago, IL or for men at $450. Rainy days only. MEDICAL Our 802 angels are pre-set setting three-layer Kathryn and Liver Mats and making the appropriately interchangeable setups to suit them appropriately for information. AZER SEDIMAX COMPANY, Memphis, Tenn. MEN PROF. ODENBENN SACMOTOR, PERF. PROJECTS, SUPPLIER, ODENBENN. 21 PARK AVE. ST. LOUIS MO Seed for TPUK BANK on development 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 51 SF PARK AVE. SEED for quality and performance at home without tools or drugs. Sample instructions. Seed 26 towers. John Wardlaw 21 32 Monkman. May 17 INSTRUCTION AMATHEC ACKERMAN, CLINDS, NOVELLY age; may earn awards, institutes, pursued grand opening, company, firm. Jack Hammond, N.J., Norton, Duncan GENERAL GAZING TAGGER WITH A parasite; learn to find old wart on you other house, care of Billboard, New York City. FORMULAS HAIRDRESSERS AND BALDERS. NOTICE- groom, press oil, shampoo, high brown face powder, tumbling cream, perfumes, man's hair flower, hair dye, hair color, hair styling hair refinished. Send money order or personal check to Mine, Ruth Hammond, 220 North Beach, New York. Specializing in recipes and formula. NEW YORK CLASSIFIED HOUSE FOR SALE—NEW LOCALITY, 132D st. and st. Nichols ave. Apply 2002 Grand Ave., Brooklyn, N. 2. CHICAGO DEFENDER --- EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE Maki Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST FOOD WEEKLY Founded May 6, 1806, by ROBERT S. ABBOTT, LL. B. Published by ROBERT S. ABBOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY (INCORPORATED) worked on second-class matter. February 1, 1906, at the age 17, under act of March 3, 1970. 11-17 Green St. Charing Cross Road, London, England H1300-803-835 Indiana Avenue, Telephone Box 6241 YES folks in this world who ice seem to can carin' if sunshine or clouds fill 't' sky, sort 't' jes take things as they cum along never admit 'at they's anythin' wrong, might call 'em shiftties, an lazy an 'slow, however you do' have them as friends, for we too often find our daily life the dissatisfied kind. Pictured in second-class matter, February 1, 1906, at the Post Office in Chicago, Ill., under act of March 9, 1970. NORM - 17 Green St., Charleston Road, London, England, W. C. HCR-1500 - 235 Indiana Avenue, Telephone Bank, 6047. EASING BY They's talks in this world who jesse seem to ease br. Not carin' if sunshine or clouds flit the 'sky. They's jesse takes things as they see them; it never买错 anything they'll wrong. We might call an 'm shiftless, an 'lazy an 'slow; But somehow or other we're happy I know it has been a good find in our daily life the dissatisfied kind. THE STRIKE AT THE YARDS IT MATTERS NOT just what the technical cause of the present strike at the Chicago stock yards is, the fact of a shortage of supply and the resulting increase in the cost of meals again stares a not too patient public in the face. It would be robly to say that the rockers were out into the field and walked into idleness and possible suffering had not a grievance more or less just. It would be equally as assured to think the rockers would place in jeopardy their property, or would, if conditions did not demand it, lower the wage scale, cut off working hours or close up whole departments. They are in the game to sell their profits. The greater the demand, the greater their profits. THEEN WHY these continual disagreements and strikes? Of what will it be a bond of arbitration if it does not function? Already a number of people who have been involved in the unions do not countermeasure violence, it is beyond their power to hold in check some of the lenient and violens within their ranks, and for what these miscreants do the whole order suffers. The general purpose of the strike is to hold the public's good will and support, must stay within the law and rest their case on its merits. THOUSANDS OF OUR GROUP are employed in the fighting plants. A large part of them are affiliated with the unions, and most would be if the bears were let down and no discrimination made by certain locals against those of Color. One or two of our dollies have attempted to sur up strife by intimidating the unions. This is unfortunate and borders on criminal. Our union workers obeyed the dictum of their superior union officials and did exactly what their white brethren did—struck. The packers secured for non-union help and in the dragging many of our THE PROSPECT of a job in these times of near-starvation looks good to any idle worker, black or white. Self preservation is the first law of nature; to this the knowledge that such opportunities only come to the black worker on occasions the union worker's place. It is an ill wind that blows no one good, and while there is much to be said in favor of unionism the powers that he must be made to realize that no strife can ever be effective in this country unless the black worker is a part and parcel of it. To make him a part of it he must trade union. Unless raised to close the working door in his face in peaceful times and expect his co-operation in troublesome times. They must be consistent. A FEW GRAINS OF COMMON SENSE IN COMMENTING upon the speech of President Harding at Birmingham the Atlanta Constitution, one of the most influential Democratic papers of the most influential party in the country, that, "Removing the race question as a political issue and enabling the people of every section to consider all economic issues on their morals, is the thing desired. The day when that will be done is coming, and so the race question at least is concerned, the sooner it comes the better." IN THE ABOVE language we find a few grains of common sense, but the Constitution is evidently ahead of the party in terms of the condition of the party to which it belongs, at least in that section. The elimination of the race issue from politics is the very thing that the Southern Democrat is anxious to prevent. It is his sold stock in the party, and he is fighting out plans and schemes to keep the race issue before the public. As long as that issue can be utilized it is necessary for him to consider or discuss an economic issue in the public mind reference can be made to the Brownlee incident of a few years ago when a few Mexicans were no doubt hired to simulate the race question up the town. Of course the civilized world was notified that the "vicious" and "lawless" Colored soldiers had attempted to massacre the white people. The probabilities are that this was a put-up and attempt to massacre the white people. The issue race issue for political purposes. WHEN THE CONSTITUTION asserts that the elimination of the true issue is what the South wants, the present political leaders must present for the present at least. If that day should ever come our vote at the South as well as at the North would be the same. But the elimination of the other. But then the occupation of the present political leaders of the South would be at an end because they would then have to be elected to office upon their merits and not upon a mythical one. AT LAST A SOLUTION NO MORE dieepless nights. No more haren in roost, pulpit and street corner. No negres and countercharges in the press. No negregation or dimenclum if the solution of the American race problem is found in the rapid increase of the number of cases. So did figures don't lie, so we will take the American's word for the following: "We are colored people made up more than half of the total population. Now their percent nothing over 4 per cent. Even in the South, where the race problem is so increased from 1910 to 1920 the population of the number increased by almost 14,000,000, and only the number were Negres." If the same rate increase keeps up not many years will roll in. If the race problem is still a hard race question will then be solved. We allousse made by the American be sorer without there is some food in it nor sorer THAT THE RELATIVE percentage will come NO MORE sleepless nights. No more haranguages from rostrum, pulpit and street corner. No more charges and countercharges in the press. No more arrests and fines. No more American race problem is found in the rapidly decreasing percentage of Colored people in this country. The said figures don't lie, so we will take the Chicago Evening American's word for the following: "Thirty percent of the population is black, and 60 percent of the total population. Now their percentage is something over 6 per cent. Even in the South within 20 years it has dropped from 33 to 28 per cent. "From 1310 to 1520 the population of the United States has doubled, and the number of were Negroes." If the same ratio of increase keeps up not many years will roll around before the percentage will be less than one and the so-called race question will then be solved. Whether the allusion is true or false, or whether it is some food in it for sorcery. --- THAT THE RELATIVE percentage will continue to be in the direction indicated must be conceded If for no other reason than that many millions are annually added to the white race through immigration, the white race will be increased, which that channel. Then again there are several millions of mixed blood who are classified by the census enumerators as "white," hence our Race is being somewhat absorbed by and merged into the white race, especially by Southern white men who indulges in the race. Southern white men and practicing "social equality" with Colored women. BUT FOR THIS the solution referred to would perhaps be an accomplished fact much sooner. Many of these Southern white men appropriate to themselves many of the women of both races and thus lead a race that is not necessarily the white race, referred to in the resolution recently adopted by an organization of white women in Alabama who denounced the double standard of morals on the part of Southern white men and declared that lynchings are not necessary for the protection of white womanhood, and that the race will be a that solution of the ever-present problem, since there are so many contradictory propheses and predictions along this line that it is a difficult matter to determine which is which. NEWS DISPATCHES announce that a coal mine has been wrecked by a dynamite charge. Of course the charges will be passed on to the consumer. OUR WEEKLY SERMON [This space is devoted to the use of ministers throughout the country who desire to send a mea- sure of encouragement to the 250 350 words, and may be sent without official notice.] ASSETS OF THE CHURCH By the Rev. W. Edward Williams Pastor Hope Presbyterian Church Chicago, Ill. THE CLEANEST lives, keenest intellects, the most sympathetic hearts belong to the church. The broad-minded, big-hearted, far-scened of every walk in life gladly own fellowship in church. The silent powers of the home will pose our destines renew their strength. The naval of the Mast is strong and the marines of the Mast are being actively invested in the great movements for men. Our incomsing young men and women are defining their lives with some phase of Christian work. Bright boys and girls are feeling strong, intelligent and the deepest interest of mankind is vitally concerned. This alone makes the church whole. Again, the whole world has swung in control of Christendom during the last one year, and the deepest interest of mankind is almost complete. The messenger Jesus can march into every country to the awakening in Asia can be traced to Compe's Perry's trany with Japan in 1854. The most transformation in Korea, Japan and China is the joint work of our church and Christianity. The call to the church today and urgent. The gospel lighthouses that the world are silent silentts telling of worth of the church. But, discarding all the things, valuable to them, are by taking our step that which makes the church of greatest worth. THE CLEANEST lives, keenest intellects and most sympathetic hearts belong to the church. The broad-minded, big-hearted, far-scoring men of every walk in life gladly own fellowship in some church. The silent powers of the home which shape our destinies renew their strength at the shrine of the Master of life. The God-loving men are being actively enamored with great movements for men. Our most promising young men and women are definitely associating their lives with some phase of Christian work. Bright girls and boys are feeling a strong impulse to dedicate their all to causes which the deepest interest of mankind is vily concerned. This alone makes the church worth Again, the whole world has swung under the control of Christendom during the last one hundred years. Our knowledge of nations and their kingdoms has grown. Our knowledge of King Jesus can march into every country today. The awakening in Asia can be traced to Commodore Perry's treaty with Japan in 1854. The marvelous transformation in Korea, Japan and China has been made possible by the church of Christianity. The call to the church today is loud and urgent. The gospel lighthouses that encircle the world are silent sentinels telling of the worth of the church. But, disheartened by the lack of the church, we stand our stand on that which makes the church of greatest worth. SLIGHTLY SIGNIFICANT SO FAR as the aldermanic fight is concerned the result is slightly significant because both candidates happen to be members of the same group. It would have been more potential and much more significant if the White Democrats had been a white man or if the Colored Democrat had been a candidate in a ward in which the white Democrats were largely in the majority. NOTWITHSTANDING these things the result indicated that we have in store for us. The hope expressed by President Harding in his Birthright speech that a solid black Republican vote may cease to exist doubtless be a living reality much sooner perhaps than even the President anticipates. All that is necessary to bring about this much desired result is to have a strong leadership under the leadership of men of the type of Mayor Hylan. The solidity with which our voters have supported the Republican party even in national elections has been more from necessity than from choice. We have to be dominated and controlled by the revolutionary Southern wing of that party that necessity will continue to exist. Let liberal and fair-minded Northern Democrats, trumped through Mayor Hylan, break from and repudiate the leadership of the Southern firearms industry and demand that any concern about our vote. We were grateful to Abraham Lincoln for our physical emancipation. We will be equally grateful to Northern Democrats who may bring about our political emancipation, thus making it possible for us to have a party without placing in jeopardy our rights and privileges as American citizens. EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WITH CHRISTMAS less than seven shopping trips behooves those intending to make gifts to you if they have not already purchased them. You can buy at the last minute is unsatisfactory, but you can buy at the time you are only such quantities they think they will be available, and the late shopper generally gets the plums and leafers and pays the top note price. THE PRESENTS are to be sent by mail only hope that they will reach their destinations so owing to the rush in the postoffice during day season. Perhaps this thought has come before: if it hasn't let us put it into your hands, you will not be the child a mappoon; we should of things, and instead of giving other careless tokens to friends, relatives, or in persons who are not actually in want, let us the poor and needy, the sick and afflicted, the elderly, the new children in hospitals for the aged, and shower on them so blesses that have been ours during the MOST OF US are unkindful of the suffering about us. We are so engrossed in our self, our own needs, and we apt to forget the less fortunate ones. We never, but a suggestion similar to this to a to action. The Defender believes that if you out these suggestions you will have the chance for the purpose of getting you to shop a benefit to yourself and a relief to the shop people. But the larger and might was uppermost in our mind—the those who are in whom the goddess of fortune and happiness parately at least, turned her back, and so we are to you. WITH CHRISTMAS less than seven shopping days off it those those intending to make rits to get busy if they have not already purchased them. This rush to buy at the last minute is unsatisfactory in many cases. If you buy only such quantities as they think they can dispense, and of the late shopper generally gets the plucked-overs and pays the top notch price for them. IF THE PRESENTS are to be sent by mail there is little hope that they will reach their destination in time owing to the rush in the postoffice during the holiday season. Perhaps this thought has come to you before. If it hasn't let us put it into your cone of thoughts, you will be in the order of things, and instead of giving other expenses or inexpensive tokens to friends, relatives, or in fact, any persons who are not actually in want, let us seek out the poor and needy, the sick and afflicted, the orphan children in institutions, the dear old souls in hospitals, the sick and needy in the blessings that have been, ours during the year. MOST OF US are uninfulent of the suffering around and about us. We are so engrossed in self, our time is so taken up keeping place with our neighbors, we are apt to forget the less fortunate ones. We need, however, but a suggestion similar to this to arouse them, to remind them that if you follow out these suggestions you will have Christmas you ever had in your life. We started this article for the purpose of getting you to shop early as a benefit to yourself and a relief to the tired, rushed shop people. But the larger and better thought was uppermost in our mind—the thought of making this Christmas a real Christmas for those temporarily at least, turned her back, and so we passed it on to you. WAS IT AN ERROR? ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL daily public country in reporting the acts of a criminal criminian as being "white." This racial classification have been the result of an error, because usual for the daily press to designate any person as "white" especially when they commit crimes. No race or group is immune from having our share of criminals. But it is unimportant to hold up to the public the racial ideology or nationality of persons thus accused. It is unimportant to hold up the mind of the reader that persons comprise a or group thus referred to are inciting animals. This may not be the intent and put the writers in all cases, but let the motive be mischievous and wrong. No race or group should be person who happens to his name in print as Jew, Negro, Cathole, Protestant, Chinese. ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL daily panics in the country in reporting the acts of a criminal referred to him as being "white." This racial classification must have been the result of an error, because it is not the daily press to codify, while group save us, especially when reporting criminal offenses. No race or group is immune from crime. We have our share of criminals. But it is unfair and unjust to hold up to the public the racial identity, religion or nationality of persons thus accused. We must express our dispassion on the mind of the reader that persons composing the race or group thus referred to are instinctively criminals. This may not be the intent and purpose of the writers in all cases, but let the motive be what it may, the effect is mischievous and wrong. There is no reason why we should not person who happens to get his name in print as being white. Jew, Negro, Catholist, Protestant, Chinese or Japanese. HAVE A HEART, whoever says an editor of a newspaper had any money or had much of any money, will be rewarded that we are in a receptive mood and even hard wishing us the season's greetings would be appreciated. Among Those Interested— NOW THEY'RE TRYIN' TO BREAK UP MY FUN!!! CONGRESS THE LYNCHER DYER'S ANTI-LYNCHING BILL GIVEN CONSIDERATION BY CONGRESS. The Editor's Mail doer mister editr and That that other Acre w.i.g.w.Chl: doer Bid!d? Shookspeak, 1174411 Missouri Square. — Bengoodtough. After the "Ball" or Two He srutted his stuff with the Volstead Twins. Ethyl and Methyl, by name; I saw him today, and he's Coming on good. But he'll never look the same. — J. A. J. There's something characteristic in the note from Newark, N. J., informing the work that Rev. Walker has moved his office and barber shop from 4th st. to Washington st., nin't there. How Could He? Writes Lucifer, referring to the h.l. in the W.G.W.: "Man Shot in Pool-room," and adding, "Poolroom—one of the most delicate portions of the anatomy." There is probably no reason to the contention that the spirits led one of the deacons of the Baptist church at Dorcanner, Ala., to take the Lord's Supper with the Methodists, for which impropriety the Rev. Mr. Jenkins turned him out. Our friend, Curious, sends this poser for our chief mathematician: If the first slave who handed at Jaunceau had recieved dollar for this first day's wages and if he had banked it, what amount would his posterity have to divide among them today, if at 3% per cent had been compounded annually? At it, you figureheads. Phrases and Questions "Have you been Nile Queened yet?" "Whoel Biel Waters?" "Whoe deal?" "S-a-y, you've got brass enuff to call Charles Glinpin Charlie!" "Aw, tell it tu Princess Mysterial!" "I lost a bean; you come out!" "When I read this guy Franklin I wanna visit the old lunch man must toot sweet!" —Iconoclast. Girl! Girl! I have been asked To sing a song Of dark-skinned paldens fair— When you marry charms You all must know Are quite beyond compare— Their wondrous beauty, I confess. No words of value can paint. For sweeter girls you neer could And just because there isn't. —R. Coleman. We wax carnest now and then, to wit: Do you contribs think that we you and us, could tell the truth, the who, and nothing but the what, about, "the Race" and life through it? —R. p. I. --- EDITOR'S MAIL Editor Chicago Defender: Being a reader of your paper for years, I will say as I always said: Your paper stands out pre-eminently. Your officials are the strongest and the most fearless of any published in our Race papers. One airborne best of all contributed this week, is that stern besson to all busbodies. Your advice was very timely and made a great deal to an intelligent people. It individually we can succeed and reach the oppmost round I would say to overcome the prejudices that besets us on every hand. We can oppose an article to see you read more articles like the one you have already published. Your paper stands as a beacon light warning us of the danger. CARTER It was held by Judge William Reed in the court circuit at Paducah, Ky., that the Jim Crow Car Company, which applied to Pullman coaches, the decision was rendered after the Pullman Palace Car Company had been indicted for allowing members of the public to drive in law, as interpreted by Judge Reed, applies only to the regular coaches of a train. Walter Ambrose, the mall messenger at Lake Charles, Va., who singled out the ditties and was seriously wounded doing so has been given a reward of $500 by Postmaster General Hayes. The People's bank was opened in Petersburg, Va., Dec. 3. It occupies quarters on the first floor of the new 1222 Church Street. This in the first Race bank established in that city. The third Race bank to open in Norfolk, Va., is the Union Commercial. It will be located at 1222 Church street. J. T. P. Cross has been elected The Bank is capitalized at $100,000. Twelve southern Alabama counties will be represented at the annual farmers' and truckers' conferences. 25. Demonstrations and object lessons in the various phases of farming and community life will be features of the two annual farmers' conferences, founder and sponsor of the movement. The urge of race equality was thought to have inspired Senne克斯ake Yokota, president of the Japanese society of agriculture, remarks at a farewell dinner given in his honor at Washington: "The American territory is vast enough to allow the people of the United States and the countries that suffer in this way have been allowed to look to America as a land for the realization of a better life for the seekers of new life and fortune." Bennet Wadsworth Longfellow, second and last surviving son of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, poet is dead at the age of 76. Mr. Wadsworth, a member of the students and studied art in Paris, Some of his compositions, such as "Misty Morning." "The Choice of Youth," the Matterhorn," won high praise. Announcement has been made by the Marconi company, which has been the first time a series of test messages by wireless from Barrenervon, Wales, direct to the Marconi company. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921 DR. A. WILBERFORCE WILLIAMS PREVENTIVE MEASURES, FIRST AID REMEDIES HYGIENICS AND SANITATION DENTAL HYGIENE—START RIGHT During this joyous Yule season, most any new diversion that may when our thoughts turn to "Peace on earth" come its way. Many little things earth, good will toward men," let us that at times seem trivial will have stop and consoles. During this joyous when our thoughts come to a stop and consider that now is the time to talk convincingly of the benefits that this mas is essentially a children's celebration. So why not devote some time to thought, give it attention to the subject of preventive dentistry, especially as children o w n children? One of the worst habits that a young child forms is that of sucking his thumb or a pacifier. Many children quiesce and happy—sucking its thumb or that little thing called a pacifier—than dissatisfied with life in general and raising Calm. But the pacifying of the youngest will be the deal of difficulty. [Name] When a child sucks its thumb or that old dirty pacifier it pushes the roof of the mouth upwards so that it makes a very high arch, and as the roof of the mouth is the floor of the nose, the nasal space is reduced and the septum of the nasal pouch is pushed to the right or to the left usually to the left. cerns our own Dr. William Cohen. In every community there are those who have in mind the general idea of public benefaction. Now is a splendid time to get busy and direct their attention to the children. How could we make the children more happy than by making it possible for them to have their teeth put in first class condition? Would we have infirmaries or infirmaries throughout this country. The upper teeth in front, along with the bone in which they are embedded, are pushed forward and under the surrounding bone are pushed inward and downward so that the arrangement of the teeth that was intended by God is very seriously interfered with, and is caused by smoking the thumb (or pacifier), even extending to accessory cavities, and there is almost a certainty that adenoids will be developed if this habit is for or against the time of life. Mrs. J. T. writes: "Doctor, I am worried about my baby boy. He is now nine months of age and apparently healthy. But he has a hair problem. I did not think it was harmful because I noticed the lady in the next flat putting the pacifier in her baby's mouth every day to keep him quiet so she will be free to attend her household. My friends has taken me to task for letting my baby suck his thumb. She stated that if I did not break my child of that bad habit I would before long be able to see serious results. Please tell me what harm can a thumb or a pacifier do the baby." tiring the pacifier in her baby's mouth every day to keep him quiet so she will be able to attend her household duties. Now one of my visiting friends has taken me to ask her to bring about a change in the tone of the voice. "This you will readily realize is a very expensive method of amusing the baby, and we would advise it. If you allow sucking a thumb or a pacifier do the rest." Really. You did not start right with your baby. Habits formed in childhood are very difficult to break. The younger the child, the more quickly a baby has to learn to suck it so limited it is very able to become accustomed to al- The sucking of the thumb or pacifier interferes with the shape of the face, the mouth, the nose, the position of the teeth to bring about a change in the tone of the voice. "This you will readily realize is a very expensive method of amusing the baby, and we would advise it. If you allow sucking a thumb or a pacifier do the rest." Really. You did not start right with your baby. Habits formed in childhood are very difficult to break. The younger the child, the more quickly a baby has to learn to suck it so limited it is very able to become accustomed to al- ideally we could find it in our hearts to wish that our native land might always offer an asylum to the poor and the oppressed if ever they were not born to the harsh competition of the southern European brought here by American capital to perform those tasks which the American white man had to do in the past with much larger factor in industry than we are today. Until the war we fured chiefly as strike breakers in the more basic industries and not all in the more technical branches of manufacturing and producing concerns. OUR neighbor, the Chicago Evening American, sits forth a curious argument with a sense to lynch the editor bogs to remind the wider part of the white race" that the percentage of our folks in the total population of the country is still statically dropping and proceeds to predict that the time will come when the sight of A. B. be as curiosity. Maybe so, but a little trip to Georgia or Mississippi with safari travel, the most optimistic on this point that such a con- Now that we are inside to some degree, what are we going to do to meet our needs for ourselves and our children? This is the period of the golden harvest. It is no time to play and go on planes. Big industry, and that means we must be good at the day and most of the time a seventh day week. The sooner our young men and women are taught to meet the standards that prevail in modern society, the better. They may be good or bad, but the thing we must keep in mind is that we must capture the market while we can and improve it. We wish there was some way of making our fellow workers go to school in the same environment which has been created of so many foreign born boys in American industries and affairs. Now is the accepted time. Let us train for the race intelligently and persistently, and at all it counts to mean a place in the sun for a trained workman regardless of color. A. L. Jackson dition is a long long way off. This reasoning sounds to us unequivocally to negate the lynching authority on the ground that they might push a good thing along. This used to be the slogan that was the undoing of the lied man. White men said that the "only good Indian was a dead Indian" and proceeded to make their area the target of killing them on the safest pretext. Perhaps we have "gotten the editor wrong," for there is a chance that he meant his effort to be a subtle argument for amalgamation. It is easy to see why he has chosen the heavy immigration from Europe, which has changed our relative proportion to the total population, the large increase of the number of muslims in Europe, the lighten up and gradually disappear across that hazy and intangible thing known as the "color line." There is some question how much the now large number of immigrants among our folks will halt this process, but we have a feeling that it will take a good deal of education in the South to materially change the color of the white man in the country, despite his Sunday-go-to-meetin' attitude on race purity. May Providence speed the day of delivery for our poor, ignorant and impatient friends in black in the Upper South. OLD JAMES RAVEN THE United States Supreme Court has ordered that for damages brought against the director general of the railroads because of his failure to enforce the Jim-Crow rule in Mississippi and permitting three members of our place to ride in the same coach with the president of the official approval of a nefarious law which works hardship and injustice. The President has been quoted as giving some of his supporters a "confidential" slant on the administration attitude with regard to our folks. For our part this looks to us like a threat to our safety and more action looking to a square deal and an even chance. If this is a sample of the method to be used by the Republican party in building up a Lily White Republican party in the South then the sooner the better for another political home the better we are going to be off. SAVING TRANSPORTATION TAX We have a sample of what this means in the arrest and imprisonment of a school teacher in New Orleans, accused of violating the Jim-Crow rules of that city, when she was actually trying her best to obey them. Think of being railroaded off to prison on the within of a street car conductor, and the Supreme court says such a law must stand. and they have been in force. The lifting of this tax ought to add another stimulus to business inasmuch as it will help ease the load of the shipper and thereby lower prices. And the same effect will be felt when the channels a goodly sum that has been sacrificed to war and its consequent destruction of working capital. This ought to help our brothers all over the world. It will bring the cotton market closer to the producer automatically. We hope some of them will find is possible to save for themselves what they have been compelled to save for Uncle THE CHALLENGE H. attention to the color power in his reports of the disarmament conference now being read throughout the world. Americans of countenance will forlorn for political reasons so frankly the nation's statesmen to live up to the ideals which they express so readily in dealing with foreign powers. We cannot allow Americans to all good Americans will realize that we cannot lead the world effectively back to a normal and rational basis of voting until we can come before world leaders with clean hands. It ought to give us courage to note that at least one of the correspondents at this history will to tell us of our abortive conquests. IMMIGRATION AND THE FUTURE THE restrictions recently placed upon immigration to these shores only apply to those who are not subject to the laws of course, showed us just how keen a competitor cheap European labor had been for the less skilled among the workers.