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Christmas "Goodfellows" Open Annual Campaign for Funds STORY ON PAGE 5 READ "THE WEEK" PAGE ONE, PART TWO METHODISTS GIVE FUNDS TO COLLEGES Two Million Dollars Is Used by Education Board to Further School Work Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 24—The great advance movement in the Methodist Episcopal church, by which $20,000,000 have been expended in benevolent uplift of the races of the world, has reached our Race in America and is greatly benefiting us through the board of education for Negroes of that church. The annual meeting of the board has held and Dr. I. G. Carland Penn of the city, one of the corresponding secretaries of the board, has issued "Seventeen Points of Progress," showing what has been accomplished in the past three years for the education of the Race. These 17 points of progress involve an expenditure of $20,000,000 in new building, salaries and equipment. The 17 points of progress are as follows: Salaries Increased Additional teachers have been chosen and the salaries of the teachers are increased. The annual salary budget amounts to $200,000, as compared with $100,000 five years ago. The increase in the school's because of the increased efficiency of the teachers. Every addition of the 19 institutes has been repaired and improved. Some of them had not received a coat of paint in years before. Heating plants have been installed at all of the institutions under the direction of the school. One of the teachers comfort, as well as greater safety for life and property, has thus been added. Large additions are being made to laboratories and libraries and from two to four teachers are being produced. New property valued at $200,000 at Meridian. Miss. has been purchased and is in residence and Conservatory of Music. This provides a conservatory illusory in the heart of the Black Mist. New property valued at $.. has been purchased at Nashville, them, for the Walden university. The buildings are being remodeled at a cost of $20,000. This will make for Walden and perpetuate the first institution begun by the Freedman's Aid society, now the board of education of the school was never so bright. Additions to Meharry Following the purchase of the new property at Nashville for Warden, McHarry valued at $100,000. The property, located on the ground and additional buildings needed for expansion in the future, extensive repairs and additions were made for the opening of McHarry in 2001. The sum of $200,000 has been contributed to the endowment of McHarry. Terry valued at $100,000. $500,000. McHarry endowment. Efforts are now under way to secure another $200,000 to make the endowment $300,000. Construction and school building, also a refectory, have been erected at Wiley College, Marshall, Texas, all located within the campus, all occupied and additions made, the total cost being $125,000. An administration and school building has been erected at Tarkirk Chapel and cemetery church and gymnasium, and each equipped with modern furnishings at a total cost of $250,000. A refectory have been erected at Bennett College, Greensboro, N. C. at a total cost of $100,000. Of the $150,000 has been expended upon the erection of the Carnegie hall and other buildings at Morgan college, Baltimore, MD.; also, a land covering 54 acres for the new site, making possible a truly great institution for our Race in the East. Miss, a model elementary school building has been erected, costing $20,000. This gives a first-class department of the colleges. Three new buildings, a dermatology factory, are being erected at the Merrickstown Normal and Industrial factory, are being erected when completed will be $150,000. These buildings are in course of cre- cation at the commencement in 1925. Purchase Grounds A new site for Philander Smith college of 42 acres, within the city limits of Little Rock, Ark., has been established. The site and four buildings are for sale. As soon as disposed of an additional appropriation will be made by the board, so that new buildings will be built. The building is now ground for extension in the years to come. At Calvillin college, Orangeburg, S. Carolina, the budget is $120,000 and invested. With the regular appropriation by the board the salary budget of the institution is $120,000 for the employment for 1922-23 of the program in the history of the institution. Improvements are being made, especially in science laboratories, to make use of the additional teaching force. BEAUTY PLUS BRAINS THE FILM OF "THE MASTER" BY ROBERT B. MAYER BLANCHE M. VAN HOOK Distinction as the first g clerkship in Columbus, Ohio, to hold her present position of city markets, is an honor d 526 Boone street. Hitherto a at which she is employed. W she was the only applicant w position for three years with assistant superintendent of M.E. Sunday school, and this is Women's club. Distinction as the first girl of her Race to hold a city clerkship in Columbus, Ohio, and as the first girl of any race to hold her present position as clerk to the superintendent of city markets, is an honor due Miss Blanche M. Van Hook, 526 Boone street. Hitherto a white man has done the work at which she is employed. When she took the examination she was the only applicant who passed it. She has held the position for three years with credit. Miss Van Hook is also assistant superintendent of St. Paul's adult department, M. E. Sunday school, and a member of the Young Busi- isis Women's club. Draft Law in Georgia Lynchings Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 24—That there has been a surprising increase of anti-bullying sentiment in Georgia on the part of Georgia people that the sanctity of the law must be maintained in all parts made to the state committee on race relations in its recent semi-annual meeting in this city, and in fulfilling the present year 22 indictments have been returned against all lynchers and four convictions secured in the last two years. Fifteen of these cases are still to be tried, most of them on the charge of murder, besides a number of damages incurred by the police and losses inflicted by mobs. In one lynching case both the deputy sheriff and the chief of police are under indictment. The significance of these facts was emphasized by the statement that in the last two years 430 lynchings in Georgia and that record of only one indictment in all that time had been found. The state and county race relations number of recent cases, conducting investigations, securing evidence and otherwise supporting law enforcement in the state. The need of an effective anti-bullying law in the state was emphasized by the judge drafting and getting a bill before the next legislature was delegated to a committee of eminent jurists, by judge Samuel D. Adams of Savannah. FARMERS TO EXCHANGE AT TUSKEGEE MEETING Tuskegee, Ala., Nov. 24. - The 23rd Annual Tuskegee conference will be held at the Tuskegee institute Jan. 17 and 18. The first day will be used to discuss such problems as crop damage to farmers and the general topic "Agriculture and Home Economics" will be discussed. Such problems are crop damage to farmers, livestock, soil improvement, marketing, food and the home will be discussed and solutions will be presented. Workers will worked in these directions. The second day of the conference will be take up with discussions of the agricultural problems of the farmers and welfare workers in the rural districts. The general subject of the conference is the Cooperation of County-Wide Improvement Program." The Tuskegee conference has been held for several years of agriculture in this section since its inauguration by Dr. Booker T. Tuskegee, the founder of the agricultural problem discussed by men and women prominent in agricultural circles. Dr. Booker T. Tuskegee will discuss farmers, teachers, ministers and welfare workers and all who are interested in rural improvement to attend the conference, and speakers will be announced later. girl of her Race to hold a city and as the first girl of any race as clerk to the superintendent Dae Miss Blanche M. Van Hook, while men had done the work when she took the examination no passed it. She has held the credit. Miss Van Hook is also St. Paul's 'adult department, a member of the Young Busi- Governor of Mississippi Stops Mercy New York, N. Y., Nov. 24, -Capt. Napoleon B. Marshall, 215 West 135th street, of the old 18th regiment, saluted Wednesday, Nov. 15, on the 18th street, of the Pamma line, for Hattie where he took office as attache at the U. S. Naval Academy. Marshall is a lawyer of high rank and a member of the firm of Marshall & Avenue. He was accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Hattle Gibbs Marshall, who was formerly musical director in the public schools of Washington D. C. ONLY TAPPED VICTIM LIGHTLY WITH HAMMER In a raid on a flat at 453 East 31st street, Officers Nolan and Walrair snapped the camera to the metal, and James Oliver. There were several barrels of mash in the house and much moonshine. James claimed that he had been cut by Cargo. Cargo declared that he had 'only' nine barrels of moonshine. He and his wife were each捡了 $100 and costs. This is the second of many having moonshine in her home. CHICAGO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 Bar Mrs. Helen Curtis From Home SLAYS GIRL ASLEEP IS MURDERED BY HUSBAND Man Brooding Over Outcome of Court Trial Sees His Relief in Suicide New York, N. Y. Nov. 24—Buried with the fear of a probable death, he himself him for assaulting another man, the mind of Fox Mercurius, 28, 133 West Wall Street. Saturday morning and the tragedy of murder and suicide was the result, his wife, Martha, his wife, Jephele, his slept and then brewed his own hairs. The shooting occurred shortly after 3 o'clock, the sisters, sisters and brothers of the stain wife were asleep. One of her sisters, Mrs. Geraldine Farnell, heard two muffled shots about 3 o'clock, but thought they came from the apartment part of the large apartment building. Find Slain Couple When the couple did not appear at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning, relatives became alarmed. Upon investigation the door of their house was locked, and the caller failed to bring a response. Then a chair was brought and the tremens reached. Gazing through it relatives of the couple found the body of a blood with a bullet in her temple. Her husband lay dead, face downward, on the floor with a .38 calibre revolver clutched in his hand. The couple and her husband were in night dress. That the murder idea had been in his mind for four months, he purchased a padlock and mailed it to the door of his room. He locked it in the bedroom and locked on the door had no key. But during Friday evening the husband was in his mind. He simply maintained a worried look and silenced silence and re-read the letter. It was much earlier than usual. Wife Was Happy His wife seemed very happy during the evening. She played the victoria and danced with her husband. Then she bade the family goodnight, went unsuspecting to her room and later to her death. Mercurius was born in Ghana and later in the United States for some time. He met his wife who was Miss Beryl Braitwater, nearly two years ago. His mother, Martha, was on his weeks up when Mercurius was arrested on a charge of felonies assault on complaint of a man named Ray Simmons. His trial was adjudicated this week. He had been released on bail. But he seemed to fear the outcome of his trial and worried considerably as the day of his hearing drew Hampton, Va., Nov. 24—Hampton institute will hold a matrons' conference from Nov. 27 to Dec. 20 for the benefit of women who have had experience as matrons in boarding schools. No tuition fees will be charged. The cost of room and board will be nominal. Miss Carrie Alberta Lyford, director of the Hampton institute home economics schools and formerly a specialist in the U. S. baccalaureate of education, will be present with addresses will be given daily by specialists on the Hampton institute staff. The program will include questions relating to the management of the school and the dormitory life of students. The conference will aim to show the relation between education outcomes and the management of efficiency and economy in the management of school boarding departments. Special attention will be given to foods, clothing and social sciences. The school plant at Hampton institute will be held for observation of practices. Reference library will be arranged and an hour of reading each day will be required. A conference will take the place of the regular matrons' course which has been given for the past five years in Hampton institute summer school. WIFE Matson Elected to California Supreme Court Battling Wes San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 24— An official count of the votes cast associate with the Supreme supreme court of California is expected to reveal Edward Matson, attorney, elected. A canvas of the vote has already been made, but the court is still deciding. Ward Matson. Knoxville of been made. Matson has highest court short term officially for the fact that for only two in the blitz Race, voters in campaign Girl Is Knocked to Ground by Merchant Who Later Kills , Her Protector Ku Klux Klan long enough bows to Joel maintains remove W recently of a Observed dollars in the final with the Gross. It is chained that Matson has been elected to the highest court expiring Jan. 2, 1923. No candidate ran officially for the office because the ballot it was held for only two months. The space on the ballot was conducted a write-in campaign for Matson. Little attention was paid to the matter until the candidate Matson had been elected. He is the first man of the Race to such an office in America. NENTS AWYER NTS FEE Mrs. Hargrow Pharon, 18, 3551 Grand boulevard, was shaded at thehouses at Max- well and Halsted streets Thursday at noon by military units, all armed with knives, as he went to the old Alden House, Mrs. Lille Harrow, 23, 3634 Vincenten avenue, who had been knocked to the ground and sicked by Isdore Shearer, proprietor of a meat market in the KLAN OPPONENTS SUED BY LAWYER WHO WANTS FEE Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 24.—Despite office openings, the KLAN oppONENTS who concerned, the information has leaked out that the group of citizens in the city who attempted to preside over a meeting at Indiana, park last summer has been sued by Attorney S. M. Huffman for the sum of $100, while his clubs are due him for legal services required. The two are D. L. Brown, drugtail; A. P. Bentley, secretary of the KLAN oppONENTS; C. W. Bulley, dentist, and A. W. Hardy and A. L. Foster, both connected with the Y. M. C. A. who when citizens learned that the Klan planned to hold a big meeting with Billy Parker of Missouri as the main speaker, they decided to take hold. The presiding officer scheduled to be held at Indiana park, a privately owned pleasure place which is closed to our people, will be held to the day set aside for the meeting, word was received from Akron people had been successful in prevering a meeting of the Klan there. known he ex- pected they considered exorbitant. south here, south here, dorsal since the time presented himself the blaze was discovered. It was 6 american Legion. o'clock in the morning and the boys were safely out of the building, how- ever, before the fire, which started of the legal in the furnace room, gained much their basic the props another con- cernes of the numbers of the munition the opinion members of the fire, which started of the legal in the furnace room, gained much their basic Rochester. Nov. 24—John Knight of New York, having been detained in a courtroom on a first degree grand larceny charge, was released Nov. 15 on $400 ball produced by his wife, Mrs. Rosa Knight, who came here from New York. KNIGHT RELEASED THIS PAPER CONSISTS OF TWO PARTS—PART ONE urtis From AND West Si EDW. H. MORRIS SAYS VOTE FOR CONSTITUTION SISTER SEES BROTHER CUT WITH KNIVES Murdering crews on the West Side added another name to their already long list of victims when Frank Pharon, 18, 3551 Canton was slashed into ribbons at Maxwell and Haulstet at the University at noon by 150 merchants, all armed with knife-wielding to the aid of his sister, Mrs. Linda Haulstet, 23, 3634 Vincentes avenue, who had been knocked to the ground by Isodore Sheurre, proprietor of a meat market. Grand boulevard, was shushed into ribbon and halsted streets Thursday at noon by 150 more armed men with knives, as he went to the old jail in Lille, Hargrow, 23, 3634 Vincennes avenue, who had taken hostage by the ground and kicked by Isabella Sheurer, proprietor of a market at 17 Maxwell street. Pharaon led to death on the sidewalk, his assailants to anyone who offered assistance. Shearer Starts Row According to Mrs. Hargrow, she left her brother on the corner while white men purchased some fish. Isadore advanced to the counter, told her the price and began to wrap the fish in paper and requested that he take it. He replied that he knocked out. He followed. He covered of Maxwell and Hastell Mr. Hargrow was joined by her brother. Shearer approached and began to abuse the young woman and expressly disliked by knocking down. Phailen, the soldier, seized Shearer by the arm, pleading with him to treat his sister as a child. Shearer rushed to the aid of Shearer and soon surrounded the pair. Julius Shearer, a large knife. Other sympathetic displays weapons and a vicious attack was made on Phailen. Julius, accompanied by a boy's head under his arm while white dored a large butcher knife across his throat. She fainted, she blood covered her brother's body. Four Arrested Policemen from the Maxwell street station arrived 29 minutes later, after Shurer, who gave their address as 727 Maxwell street; Joseph Flumenfeld, 1335 South Halsted street, and Joseph Pharon, who gave their address as Pharon's body was removed to the county morgue and later to 'S. J. Poinatua's undertaking establishment, which had a shin lad was the sole support of his mother, Mrs. Anna Pharon, and worked at the Illinois Felting Co. He was moved three years ago from Muenon, Ga. Local organizations have taken an active role in the Urban league and the N. A. A. C. P. have assigned special workers to aid the family in being the guilty party in the murder. The team been postponed for two weeks, albeit time to summon witnesses. BOYS FLEE FROM BLAZE AT BORDENTOWN SCHOOL Bordentown, N. J., Nov. 24 - Fire of unknown origin badly damaged the basement and fire The volunteer fire department of Bordenton, assisted by a number of the older boys of the school, exerted pressure on the Bordenton industrial school is a state institution maintained by appropriations from the state and under the state budget. The school is educated. William E. Bordentine is principal of the school. 20 PAGES This Paper Not Complete Without TWO PARTS Harding Asked to Oust Cohen at New Orleans Washington, D. C. Nov. 24.—Gov. John M. Parker of Louisiana, while here on a mission against the Klu Kux Khun in his state, stopped long enough in his anti-Klan labs to join members of the Louisiana delegation in congress in demanding the removal of who was recently appointed to be surveyor of customs at New Orleans. The actions in the city were surprised to find him fighting Cohen in league with the latter's enemies in conspiracy to one of the leading members of congress from Louisiana had demanded Washington to fight the Khun. It is authoritatively known that Cohen is the leader of a strong anti-Klan group and there is much doubt as to whether Harding can afford to remove him now. Cohen was appalled during the congressional recess. - Appointment of Judges Appellate court judges should be appointed by members of the supreme court, according to Mr. Morrison's instructions, such appointments, and also being in a position to require better services. A constitution authorizing trial in the case was copied from the United States constitution and several states have brought it into the body of their basic law. The proposed instrument is far and away the most important another convention be called, the enemies of the Race, who are growing opportunity to inject many things into it, is the opinion of Mr. Morris. CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES Watervill, N. Y., Nov. 24—Burrell Barrett, Civil war veteran, died here Thursday. Left to mourn him were Thursday, left to mourn him were this city and Mrs. Ida Chandler, Chicago, a son, Albert Moore, St. Louis, a son, Albert Moore, Hockett, a son, Albert Moore, Hockett, and a great-granddaughter, Jeannene Hockett. He was 79. Interment was made in Mt. Ida cemeteries. PRICE TEN CENTS SELF MUST FIGHT IN ORDER TO BUY A HOME Mrs. Helen Curtis Runs Into Segregation Snag on Account of Color Washington, D. C., Nov. 24.—The crack of the old southern slave driver's whip again re-echoed through the air of the nation's capital last week when John L. Bickle (white) filed suit in the district supremo against Mrs. Irene Corgian (white) 1727 Street Northwest where her from consummating the sale of the above premises to Mrs. Helen Curtis. ```markdown ``` Mr. Buckley claims that Mrs. Curtis, Nesserg and is person of the cause and blood and wife of one Dr. Arthur L. Curtis, "ordered," and that by an agreement of a preamble which Mrs. Curtis was a sage, such as is safe was invalid. Mrs. Curtis sale was dered inva Deal Made in September In talking to the Defender representative, Mrs. Curtis stated that as far back as last September, a white woman who was the above premises, at which time met Mrs. Corrigan. Soon, thereafter, a contract was signed and the same bid. During the interim of the agreement, Mrs. Corrigan sold to face m嫂 Mrs. Corrigan informed her that, it would not be possible to go through with the deal because of the agreement in the vicinity in question to a 20-year period. Mrs. Curtis, however, stood her ground and said that she had finished her legal representation James A. Cobb and Emory B. Smith, came forward to close the deal. Mrs. Corrigan, who is in charge of her when first, pressed by her white neighbors, that she did not know that Mrs. Curtis was a Knee woman. Mrs. Corrigan faced and to have informed her objecting neighbors that she, Mrs. Corrigan, intended to go through with the sale, when it was that infunction proceeded. Segregation Unlawful The block in question, despite the now notorious agreement, has already two Race owners and real estate owners, Harris and Mrs. Mrs. Johnson. Besides, local authorities hereabouts scout at the possibility of such an attack, and Mrs. Mrs. Johnson, in position that this issue was settled in the U. S. supreme court when Moorfield Story argued for the N. A. Race rights in real estate matters. The block in question prior to the present has been made up almost entirely of men, among whom are Allan Walker, big reality broker, and James E. Enaby Smith, a prominent attorney. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtis, who have just returned from a European tour, are well known throughout the country, and they intend to push the case to its legal limit, if such becomes necessary. IOWA TOWN HAS SECOND MURDER IN TWO DAYS Fort Madison, Iowa, Nov. 24—Renewed terror was spread in certain districts of the city this week when the second fatal shooting in 10 days occurred. A large man, known as "Turk Bruner," is alleged to have shot and fatally wounded a woman by the name of Boyd. She is said to have been unattainable. She died at the Sacred Heart. PAGE: TWO DOUGLASS BANK'S AFFAIRS THROWN INTO U. S. COURT Affairs of the Douglass National bank, the only Race institution of its kind in existence, were thrown into a federal court Wednesday morning with the filing of a bill charging that its charter was remilitarily abolished that its charter was on indefinitely and illegally disgraceful of its assets. The case was brought up before Judge Carpenter. Filed by Chavers The bill was signed by P.W. Chavers, formerly president of the bank, in the petition Mr. Chavers charges at the officers of the bank are planning to issue some $175,000, practically all of the bank's capital, for the construction of a building at 35th place and State streets, for the overseeing building company is Anthony Overton Mr. Overton is also president of the Douglas bank. Subscribers, it is asserted, who paid for part of their stock were denied an opportunity to complete payments and notice to the subscribers therefore, is alleged to have been sold to white men for $15 a share, instead of $130 as paid by Black subscribers, said to have been made to the controller of currency in Washington when the charter for the bank was secured. Anthony Overton, president, it is asserted, that Miller, A.L. Young and the Rev. J.W. Robinson are named as defendants in the bill. The petition was filed through Mayor J. K. Patterson and the Rev. N. Meyer after investigation by the Keystone National Detective agency. Charne Absurd, Jackson Robert R. Jackson, member of the city council and one of the defendants, characterized the plan for a receiver as absurd, holding the sait to be the president of the institution" Mr. Overton, president, agreed with Mr. Jackson. He explains that he was induced to take charge of the bank's affairs after Chavers had struggled to get the bank to agree that he would not agree. A Maean capable of financing the venture was sought, and Overton declares he agreed to supply the money on commission to the bank. Chavers wrote his resignation as president, submitted it to the directors, and moved for the election of Mr. Overton. He argues that the bank is insolvent is absurd, "designed Mr. Overton, 'The National bank department would not permit us to run a day if we were insolvent. If there was anything irregular in the securing of the charter, we would have voted against the bank in securing it and has had all the honor thereof." AUTOMOBILE HOSPITAL The Reese Automobile Hospital, 10 East 50th street. If your car shows any signs of wear and a long sign, automobile call a Charles J. Reese. He expert automobile surgeon. 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After a march of 200 white men, calling themselves the White Knights through the Missouri State University, they entered in this city belt in great numbers. The white prisoners had threatened to drive them from their homes if they did not leave jobs they were doing. The white prisoners have had printed signs reading "We Employ Whites Only," which they are forcing employers to use. They are asking farmers and farmers are having a hard time getting hands to help. Mayor Pillar has declared that idle color of the town, regardless of color, shall be protected in their rights. The chamber of commerce piloted co-operation with the city officials, who did the parading store masks. Japs May Claim to Be Africans The Memphis Commercial Appeal is much exercised over the recent decision of the United States supreme court to ban Japanese. No comment being necessary, the following remarks are taken bodily from its issue Nov. 15: "It must appear that if the government permits the abolition of the grounds of race and color it can also refuse citizenship for many other reasons. There should be few permanent rights of the nation to choose its citizenship, although it must be admitted that a bar based on race and color is weakened by the provisions admitting those of African descent are of many different shades of color a considerable burden of fact might be placed on the courts of citizenship in disproving the claims that such immigrants might insist upon African descent. "We believe that rigid tests for good citizenship are more important than immigration restriction laws and that the quantity of immigrants admitted." This last sentence *sums up the very prevalent attitude in the South* that "you are made to rule out people of Color—Gild tests for good citizenship." FRIENDLY GAME OF DICE ENDS IN MURDER FOR ONE During the holiday season three quantities of very small carcasses, and cards, will that all post work is very much restarted and mail disfigured and torn, according to Postmaster Arthur C. Lederer. This is not generally known to the public, but the attention with the request that everything possible be done promptly during season. The minimum size of cards and carcasses will be obtained by addressing the following reasons: Addresses will be obliquely by canvassing too small a box to be handled on facing table, necessitating three extra boxes, not to only to this other mail. Delayed in cancellation because they stand of through canceling machines, or because of Delayed through difficulty in sorting. Lieible to losses or damage, as small sizes do not ft letter packages and cannot be tied securely. MISS RIGGS HONORED Washington, D. C., Nov. 24.—A group of teachers of English and history from the Dumbar high school, and from the Amulet school, and the Shawnee high school, the three schools in which Miss Hurri E. Biggs formerly worked as head of the English-history department, met at the home of Miss Biggs their deep regard for her as a woman and their sincere apprehension of what she has meant during her years of service in the public schools of Washington. Her appreciation took expression in a simple gift which was presented by Miss Arrowd of the Dumbar high school, who spoke in a beautiful way of Miss Biggs' place in the lives of her teachers, Miss Biggs responded to her words of their affection for her. The outstanding feature of the gathering was the very impressive reading by Miss Angelina Granke, who dedicated to Miss H. E. Biggs. 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The writer points out the admirable record these men have made in prison and bewaits the fact, that nothing is being done for them, though many promises are made. "Nobody is placking the White House back in Washington demand­ing that they be set free. No defens­e-funds are being collected from prison walls, unless the sillions promo­canda to get them par­dored. For the most part they are just forgotten and will be forgotten until they end their terms behind prison walls, unless the sillions promo­canda to take an interest in their plight. Their Case "The case of the thouston rioters represents the most disgusting example of a searching review and inquiry by a war department board being demanded by the surface facts of affairs of the war. The "thouers" are Negroes, which probably accounts in the main for the absence of friends in court for them. As a class, they represent about the most trustworthy bunch of prisoners now confined in the city. 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They are drawn to the surface and absorbed by this new achievement and are again released. The tissues are invigorated. You feel their glow. AGENTS: WRITE TODAY FOR to Spend Your Vacations at WOODLAND PARK —the New Summer Resort Opportunity Offered by the Promoters of Beautiful Idlewild Lots $29.50 Each $4.80 Down $4.00 a.Month SINCE THE WOODLAND PARK RESORT COMPANY ANNOUNCED ITS UNPARALLEL OFFER OF RESORT LOTS AT WOODLAND PARK, THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE FROM ALMOST TOWN IN THE COUNTRY HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. RE AMONG YOUR FRIENDS. SURELY SOME OF THEM WERE AMONG THE VISITORS TO WOODLAND PARK LAST SUMMER. WITHOUT EXCEPTION THEY ARE TREMENDOUSLY ENTHUSIAST. THE BEAUTIES AND NATURAL ATTRACTIONS OF WOODLAND PARK EVEN EXCEEDED THEIR HIGHEST HOPES, AND WITHOUT EXCEPTION THEY WILL ADVISE YOU TO SELECT YOUR LOCATION NOW BEFORE THERE IS ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICE. Woodland Park is the outdoors supreme. It is unspoiled. Today partridge drum the oak leaves, feeding happily upon a new acorn crop. This timber country is the natural home of the king of game birds. In the nearby swails good friend, Brer Rabbit, makes his burrow. Both the cotton-tail bunny of the Southland and the Snow-shoe of the North are at home in this paradise, and on the placid silver of Woodland Lake the wild ducks paddle. These living things, the Partridge, the Rabbits and the Ducks, are typical. The Woodland Park tract, where scores of your friends have already procured summer resort lots and where you will want a beauty spot of your own for your cottage home, is far enough from the trolley cars and factory whistles to be fresh and pure and natural, yet near enough to be within easy motoring distance. Nowhere in all the famed summer paradise of Michigan are there finer sites for resort cottages than at Woodland Park, where lots are now placed so readily within the means of all. As an investment proposition these ideally located resort lots have especial attraction. Reso rts in this section are growing by leaps and bounds. In order to further introduce this beautiful new resort to the public, we will sell you a lot in Woodland Park, Michigan, for $29.50, payable as follows: $4.80 down upon the signing of the contract and the balance at the rate of $1 per week (or $4 per month) until the full amount of $29.50 is paid. When you have made your last payment we will issue to your name a warranty deed and abstract of title from the original owner right down to you, without one cent additional cost. The lot will be yours to do with as you see fit-build your summer home on, if you choose, camp on, if you like, or hold for investment and sell out at a profit later on. ACT TODAY. Choice of location goes to first purchasers. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Sixty-four Still Serve at once. When you receive your far simply give the imprint the small fee. It will be held as a deposit. Make five Tissalax. If it does not have the stated results your money will be returned. This is for and without restrictions. You may secure two lots together (50x100 feet) by paying $5.90 down upon the signing of the contract and the balance at the rate of $1 per week (or $4 per month) until the full amount of $59 is paid. How to Order MAIL THE COUPON TODAY These lots are going rapidly. Surveyors and road workers are working on the Woodland Park tract now. Our advice is to buy immediately. Plan your cottage while paying for the site. Be ready to build in the spring. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 Vacations. 20 PARK Resort Opportunity of Beautiful Idle Each $4.80 Dollars $4.00 a.M. INCED ITS UNPARALLEL OFFER FROM ALMOST QUANTITY IN THE OPPORTUNITY. SITTERS TO WOODLAND PARK LAKE, LILY ENTHUSIASTIC. THE BEAUTY DEEDED THEIR HIGHEST HOPES, AND YOUR LOCATION NOW BEFORE THERE. Partridge drum the oak leaves, feeding one of the king of game birds. Both the cotton-tail bunny of the cat on the placid silver of Woodland Lake are typical. The Woodland Park trail and where you will want a beauty spain and factory whistles to be fresh and cool. Investment The finer sites for resort cottages than the rest of all. As an investment proposition, this section are growing by leaps and bounds. Position: The public, we will sell you a lot in the signing of the contract and the amount of $29.50 is paid. When you have and abstract of title from the origin. Special Assessments Summer home on, if you choose, camp out. ACT TODAY. Choice of location goes. Secure Four Lots Together 100 x 100 feet Only secure four lots together (100x100 feet) at $6.80 down upon the signing of the balance at the rate of $1.50 per week (th) until the full amount of $118 is paid. ions at PARK opportunity in Idlewild 4.80 Down a.00 a.Month LEASED OFFER OF RE- QUITY IN THE COUN- TRE AMONG YOUR AND PARK LAST SUM- THE BEAUTIES AND ST HOPES, AND WITH- BEFORE THERE IS AN- bark leaves, feeding happily birds. bunny of the Southland. Woodland Lake the wild Woodland Park tract, where a beauty spot of your to be fresh and pure and cottages than at Wood- ment proposition these by leaps and bounds. you a lot in Woodland contract and the balance When you have made from the original owner ments choose, camp on, if you of location goes to first Lots Together feet bether (100x100 feet) by signing of the contract of $1.50 per week (or $6 count of $118 is paid. No Interest—No Taxes—No Special Assessments You may secure four lots together (100x100 feet) by paying $6.80 down upon the signing of the contract and the balance at the rate of $1.50 per week (or $6 per month) until the full amount of $118 is paid. USE THIS COUPON Woodland Park Resort Co., Room 1110, Hartford Bldg., Chicago. I am interested in your offer of su- dits in Woodland Park. Kindly send cost or obligation on my part, full pa- this resort. Name ... Address ... Town .. State .. your offer of summer resort k. Kindly send me, without my part, full particulars on State I am interested in your offer of summer resort lots in Woodland Park. Kindly send me, without cost or obligation on my part, full particulars on this resort. H For a Summer Home or Investment Here Is Our Proposition: 1. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1922 WHITE SUPREMACY LEAGUE FORMED IN INDIANAPOLIS Separate Schools, Politics and Everything Else in Its Constitution Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 24.—One step further has been taken by white citizens of this city in the propagation and spread of discriminatory practices than is accepted of any other northern American community with the establishment of the so-called White Supremacy league which aims to become national in scope and influence. The league was founded in this city July 5 in this year. Its Present Aims To maintain the supremacy of the army, the government must perform office- both of the army and appointee. To treat separate schools for the white and other races. To treat segregation of the white and other races socially. To be opposed to political association of the white and other races. To isolate the white associates of the Negro. Membership It was further hold that "No person shall become a member of the league until he or she has reached the age of 18, except by her intention to be for absolute segregation of the white and black races; apart schools, white blood and has declared his or her intention to be for absolute segregation of the white race; white race holding supreme in all offices, both elective and appointive; his or her opposition to the white race association with the Negroes; his or her opposition to isolate the white associates of the Negro; to be against Negro police; men and Negro mail carriers poaching or distributing mail in white cities; to be against the league has carried on an aggressive campaign in the city, but little has been accomplished. Don't forget the Foresters' tail. Thanksgiving night, Eighth Regiment armory. Admission 75 cents.—Ady. TUXEDO CAFE 3032 Indiana Avenue Corner of 31st St. (Upstairs) $1.50 THANKSGIVING DINNER START SERVING AT 11 A. M. 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Frost, 1209 T street Northwest, Frost was riding downtown on a Ninth street car. When he got to Center market he prepared to get off. In doing so he placed his hand in front of him. Other passengers were starred when Frost was thrown backward to the floor. The seat was sharply crisp and the man was shocked. The injured man was taken off the car and sent to the Emergency hospital, where he remained unconscious for half the night. He will recover. Garveyite Is Held to Grand Jury "If you could only make a visit to the chief or police office, you would that had once been worn by men who have been shot down in wood hums as this. This man belongs to that camp and that six of them were placed on trial for murder, burned the American flag during what was known as the mass shootings. been worn by men who have been shot down by just such an officer as this. This man belongs to that same organization that six of them were captured on the ground for murder, when they burned the American flag during what was a notorious Abyssinian riots. "It is not Officer Major's fault that he is standing here today, for this man this gun of six bullets at him, and I demand he be punished to the fullest extent of the law," so declared Assistant Attorney Joseph L. McCarthy when Nathaniel Simpson 3542 Decatur street was arrested by John F. Haas charged with assault to kill. J. L. McCarthy September 28th Springfield shot at Officer James Majors just after an anti-Garvey wife not having been held until the day before. The pastor of the church, Rev. Jones, appealed to Officer Majors when Springfield, who is a member of the Garvey movement, according to his own statement, was tearing placards in the church. Springfield was held to the grand jury in bonds of $3,500. N. Y. CENTRAL STEWARD HUMILIATES PASSENGER While en route from Boston, Mass., to this city, Mrs. Mury A. Jackson, 375 Tremont street, was forbly elected from the dining hall of the city and in charge of Cur No. 391, Mrs. Jackson entered the dinner and was invited to a seat by M. D. Peck (white) of Erle, also a passenger. When she was preparing to order a new dessert ordered by her from the table with the instructions that he could not serve her because she was not white, Peck objected to the treatment accorded to Mrs. Jackson by the deacons who declined his business and the policy of the road," Mrs. L. V. Bratton, 7002 Chapel avenue, Hyde Park, gave Mrs. Jackson her address and said she sent was fled. Other passengers urged her to take redress through the courts. Mrs. Jackson is visiting her father, Archei Caldwell, 3755 Prairie avenue. WOODARD PHOTOS value of fair dealing is the advancement studio owned and operated by Woodard at 302 E. 35th street. 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Dearborn We Can Match ANY Pattern REPRESENTATIVES WANTED Wonderful Opportunity for High Class Men and Women Everybody is talking about beautiful Woodland Park, Michigan. Calls for lots are coming in faster than our present organization can take care of them. Direct leads furnished. Call between 11 and 12 a. m. or 3 and 5 p. m. Woodland Park Resort Co., Ltd. 1110 Hartford Bldg., Chicago Phone Randolph 2318 Renovated PULLMAN RUGS $1 up Greatest values ever offered to those who know what these rugs are. HEARD MERCANTILE CO., Inc. 3606 STATE STREET HE HOUNDED ME, EXPLAINS WOMAN KILLER OF LOVER Another man's life was taken by a woman at 7 o'clock Saturday evening when William "Huster" Osborn, 29, of New York, strolled, tortily wounded on the doorstep at the home of his slayer, Mrs. Tennie McFarland, 39, 5234 Dearborn street. Five shots were fired at her, and she was shot in the right breast and proved fatal. She did it because Osborne has been annoying her, she said. When arrested shortly after the shooting by Officers Harry, Ahern and McFarland, Mrs. McFarland related the details that precipitated the tragedy. For seven years, she declared, Osborne had been forcing upon her his unwelcome attention and had attacked her that he had made her life miserable and had brought her to the verge of insanity. Warned by Husband But she was full from her husband, Brice McFarland, but he saw evidences of Osborne's attention and warned him several times to leave his wife alone. When approached on these occasions Osborne would say nothing, declared McFarland. "Saturday morning," said Mrs. McFarland, "he watched in the street until he saw my husband to the booth. He stayed a few minutes then left. That evening I went to a nearby store, Osborne raw meat and followed me. He said he was and threatened me, declaring that if I didn't go with him I wasn't going with anybody chewing revolver, a 32 and began diving at him just as he reached the porch on his way in. He fell on the steps. "He was in the South Side hospital, 3521 Vernon Avenue. His mother, Mrs. Lucille Green, 11 West 26th place, and his recent ambulance, Mrs. Alesia, 5250 West 26th rooming for three months, both declared that Mrs. McFarland encouraged Osborne's attentions, accepted him as was with him at their homes. Known as "Willie" To Mrs. Green, Mrs. McFarlane was known as a "Willee," and throughout the summer, said Osborne's mother, the wife of Mrs. Green, who "Willee" often visited him there. As the home of Mrs. Bass, she was known as "Willee Johnson" during her frequent visits, said Osborne's husband, the son of Mrs. Bass, who took breakfast with Osborne. During this he announced that he was going to make a change for the better, join the church and give Mrs. Bass a place in thought it might mean his death. According to Mrs. Bass, Osborne announced decision upon his request, she arrived with him over it at the breakfast table. Saturday night she sent him to his death. In the request, will he be Friday afternoon at the Stanton avenue police station. Osborne was a brickmason for the Weibholt Construction company and drew $7 a week. He came to Chicago from Nashville, Tenn. Leaves for Home Mrs. Amina Morris, the niece of the late Mrs. Amina Nottingham has resigned from the faculty after attending the funeral of her aunt and will be week with other relatives in the city. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Monkey Glands Had Its First Test in Africa Monkey Glands Had Its First Test in Africa New York, N. Y., Nov. 24—E. M. Newman, a lecturer who arrived from Africa after traversing the Sahara, was sent to Cairo, brought back the information that the gland operation was known and performed on the banks of the Congo before the war, and it was comparatively common 10 to 18 years ago among Europeans who had become operated by the climate of the tropics, the physician in the Belgian Congo, who performed the operation 12 years ago and had learned it previously from a French surgeon who lived in the Congo at the continent, said Mr. Newman. Moton Given Ovation on His Return New York, N. Y., Nov. 24—Dr. Robert H, Moton, principal of Tuskegee institute, and who since the death of Dr. Robert H, has been hailed as the foremost spokesman of the Race and Mrs. Moton and other members of his party were tenured as the chair of the evening, at the Y. M. G. A., in honor of his return from Glasgow, Scotland, where he spoke before the great Missouri convention on the Negro question. The reception was arranged by Fred R. Moore, editor of the New York Age, and Dr. E. F. Roberts, assisted by the union of the "Y" where the reception was held was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Dr. Moore presided. Dr. Moton was presented by C. C. Schoenfeld Durham, who selected awards and he rose to speak. He thanked the committee for the reception arranged in honor of Mrs. Moton and other members of his party and himself. He said that the Missionary convention was an unsought one, but since he did he was led to be able to get the cause of the Race before the missionaries of the Missionary Convention was one of the most significant in the history of the world, and that the Race question received the closest attention by the delegates. Moton said he received many inquiries about the Race question in America. Parker to Bridewell For failing to perfect his appeal bond Richard E. Parker was sent to the bridewell to serve his unexpired term. He was sentenced to a judge's court and sentenced to 10 days in the house of correction for practicing law without a license. LA. GOVERNOR PUTS KLAN CASE UP TO HARDING Declares State Must Have Protection Against Outside Interests; Sees Burns Washington, D. C., Nov. 24.—In response to a hurried visit made by Gov. John M. Parker of Louisiana to the White House, a statement has been issued from the department of justice, promising federal aid to Parker against the aggression of the Ku Klin Klan in its state in cases where such aggression interferes with federal interests. The department of justice statement came after newspapers in many parts of the country had speculated in various ways on the probable purpose of the visit of the governor and is probable enough, had he said that the executive intended asking President Harding to take over the reins of government in Louisiana and direct affairs until the monarch of the Klan there had been destroyed. Parker, in a published interview, denied any such object. He explained that he does not fear the Khan within the state, although it is not the only area in which he is seeking at every turn to overthrow and subvert the activities of constituted and authority. He declared that he wished federal aid in preventing the Louisiana Khan from entering the state. He desires to isolate it from all other groups of the order so that it may be the more effectively and specifically dealt with. A hint was made that the Louisiana Khan had established connections, very intimate, with the state. Firm denial was made of the suggestion that the Khan is regarded as a political threat in the state. Gov. Parker declares that he will have the Louisiana organization out of business before the time of election. He disputed with emphasis the $100.00 WOR $100,000~ TOMORROW WORTH 9 A.M. ARMY SALE COLDS Began to Fight; Landlady Said He Needed Bath Began to Fight; Landlady Said He Needed Bath Perhaps there is something in a name after all for, Mrs. Alice Miller, 3515 State street, testified before Judge J.P. H. Maas that John Armstrong, a roomer in her home, had broken up the furniture in her home when she called him and asked him to take a bath. John objected to bathing and water in Miller. Miller used the hot water that she had prepared for him, the crouchhouse beak. Going without the bath cost Armstrong $5 and costs. charge that he had gone to Washington in an hour at playing with children. White House, Attorney General Daugherty, said: "The state authorities of Louisiana appear at this time to be fully capable in their jurisdiction. There is nothing at this time for the federal government to do except to give assurances to the state authorities that wherever the federal authorities are involved the federal authorities are ready to extend full co-operation." 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This noted editor is in touch with a national problem, but as a world situation, and is expected to bring to the men of the club and visitors a challenging talk next Sunday morn- Although Henry Coleman, Troy Richardson and Ernest Newborn had been identified by Officer Koelher as the men who shot and killed the police officer and Cogger carried them to the hospital, yet when officers Johnston, Oliver, Ridley and Williams arrested Richardson, they were shot and doused Yancey, 2116 Federal street; Richard Thompson, 3512 Federal street; and John H. Donald, 2200 Federal street, both confessed that they shot the officer. second and third doses usually break up the cold completely and end all illness. "Tapee's Gold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It is the quickest and no quinine. Insept upon tapee. PAGE THREE INTERNATIONAL MAIL ORDER CO. dept2008 CHICAGO Large manufacturer of salts agents. Agents to sell com- panies' salts. 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This wonderful improvement will increase the number of windows and not only decorate his windows in fitting fashion to conform with this imminent work of the South State Street District, but other organizations are holding it up as an example with their own improvement association, booted right business armed in the world, has sent Michael Levy, asking to join them and make one more organization. The South State Street Commercial association to make sure the show place of the South state. DREAMLAND CAFE GIVING HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT ONE EXCITING NITE On the night before, Thanksgiving, the grand movie hall and movie under the auspices of the Interstate League hosted the Nassau hotel, 55th and Vineyard Avenue and dance, songs ranging from popular ballads to highly suspended钢琴. A colorful music, most fascinating and unusual entertainment, took the Chicago A few of the features: Miss Marion H. Dudley, Jz. in "Hits and Bite"; Hart and Hart of the "shuffle Along"; grosses, and the infimitable, irresistible body; will invite the latest synopsis for those who dance. Edward S. Price in making this the premier event of the season. Motion pictures will be If you are confused, "shake" before "address" is better. Address is widely used in email addresses. FREE PIANO STORAGE The Chicago University of Music, list of classes free for use of game in studies used by artist teachers. Best occasion for persons who do not wish to pay storage bills for their plans. Avid buyer of the Popcorners ball. Thursday night, Eighth Regiment armory. Admission 75 cents—May Slip Sunshine Into Your Spirit With This! If you're feeling all out of luck just listen to Leona Williams sing: "I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate," and your troubles won't seem worth talking about. Leona Williams The Etheric Double, one of Sir Oliver Lodge's famous lectures, will be held at Side Community house, 2301 Wakeman Road, Auckland, and at Auckland College, Mrs. Lida Caldwell will sing, Ampies Presidency Group, Karma and President: Mrs. O. B. Johns, secretary Great Choir Ensemble Rethal choir invites the public to attend a special anniversary of Chrismartian James Murdy. The big musical event will accommodate 20 choir members, Jacob Lowe is soloist, Jacob McCook, Jacob Moore is soloist, and Rachel render a selection. The following churchmarkers and their choirs will contribute to the occasion: Walter Osnetso, M. Alphonso Johnston, Isaac Martinez, M. Alphonso Johnston, Isaac Martinez, M. Pearl Warmer, Perry Green and E. B. Seis will have literary competitions to come early to Rethal A. M. E. church. Mme. Peyton Operated On Mme. Minehue Dorey Peyton, former Mme. Walter's A. M. E. choir was operated on Mme. Walter's A. M. E. choir was operated on an energetic growth at Provident hospital. She is to be commanded for postpending visits to assist at the choir contest held at Mme. Walter's Church Monday for the widest known in the mustard world she will be keen for years. The defender joins her in her recovery and successful operatio Class Visitors The following registered at the Defender plant during the past week: C. coeur of Dr. Park Tanek, Judi Indiana avenue, Prof. S. L. Stucker, Dan Indiana avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Einnna Line Sayers, Los Angeles, Cal. guest of Mrs. Lillie Hayden, 2120 Cut New York City, Stopping at 742nd Grand Boulevard, Ian Harold Brownning, New York City; Ebile Blake, New York City. FERRELL SYMPHONY O. St. Joseph, at 3:00 o'clock, the Ferrell Symphony orchestra, will give its initial concert of the Theodore Taylor, removed pianist, will be soloist with the orchestra. The second April, a regular concert will be given in June at popular prices. Prices for the concert are $15.00, No war tax, Season prices for the concert are $25.00, and $15.00. Tickets on sale at Y. M. C. A. Mall orders to Judi Indiana, phone, Wentworth 3437-8377- Sercoant Means Dies Sergeant Edward A. Means (Daddy), Company E. 5th Infantry, I. N. G. died home, 62 East 58th street, Sergeant war and also in the world’s war. He was a decorated officer of the regiment. Funeral services were held from the Eighth Regiment army Brigade. Brigade officers. Resolutions were admitted. George. L. Ames of Company G. Gives Studio Reception B. Eumannuel Johnson, 3252 Indy avenue, gave a studio reception on Friday afternoon, Nov. 19. More than 200 guests were present during the afternoon. Friendship Home The girls of Friendship home were evacuated last week in having as their first home of the day, Ms. Deena, Jose J. Lopez and Seronina A. Fernes of Central America. Ira de la Menga gave a plea for teachers in Newark. Forestera' Ball The Foresters' loil is an event that is certainly a pleasure for anyone. The cancer pleasure having living. The af- fortunate army, 52th and 53rd infantry army, 52th and 53rd infantry army, 52th and 53rd infantry Admission, 25 censorship—Advertisement. Order Fruit Cakes Now Order FRUIT Cakes Now The Marqueteria Toilet Preparation company has increased its business of wonderful preparations by making these CITY NEWS IN BRIEF cal Thanksgiving and Christmas Fruit cakes are made of 18 delicious fruits cakes are made of rich flavors. They orders in now. Don't be late, last year many missed having these cakes for $3. For $4, a $3 plum pudding for $4. Ready to be served. The Margarita Company shoe Douglas 6099—Advertisement. Delivera Chinese Leroy R. Smith, United States diplomat, served in Seattle, Washington, was in service from New York City, Mr. Smith and his wife, Linda, were from Ellis Island and 41 Chinese who are to be deported to Cuba. While in the city made Smith and Miss Mackenzie, who made Smith and Miss Mackenzie, Emma Shafroth, 16 East street, he was a visitor at the Defender plant Friday. Texan Leaves Mrs. S. P. M. McBade Burns, Dallas Therapist, for 15 years. Visits a five weeks' visit for the city, her mother, Mrs. Helen McBade, is make- up of a team of four, William 625. St. Lawrence avenue. Returns Home Miss Valeria Martin, 4811 Evans avenue from Providence hospital, after having undergone an operation for appendicitis. Assisted In Bagant The Red Circle club assisted in it, and the Red Circle club assisted in the threat Northern theatre Sunday. They were the only Rowe group that received and received many compliments. **Returns From South** Mr. and Mrs. Rowe, 323 East 26th street, arrived home Monday morning, attended Knoville, Tempe, when he met J. Marshall, an old settler Knoville. John Appleton Olive Branch Lodge No. 91, F. & A. M., and Olive Branch Chapter No. 52, joint anniversary Wednesday, November 21, in the assembly room of the Masonic hall, 2055 North Main Street, required. There will be dancing after the program. Every one is invited. L. N. Walker, R. A. Jackson, worthful minister; R. A. Jackson, worthful minister; Women Are Good Shots Will Tell of Africa Duse Mohamed All will deliver a speech at the National Hall, 1800 South Street, North Neversack of Ada, a message from the Ancestors of Ada, Sims will preside Ada Ancestors of Sims. Sims will preside Ada Appomattox Nemlocs Members of the Appomattox club died: David Hawley for first vire-ness- dent; David Hawley for first vire-ness- dent; David McTownan, treasurer; and David McTownan, treasurer; and the board of directors were: David well, Oscar Randal, J. Bilar Mitchel club will give a round of dancing in the evening and a Thanksgiving gift to the club. Goss to New York Mrs. Al. dishes, cashier of the Vendome theater, left on the 20th Century Sunday for her piece, Mrs. Chester Moore, who died suddenly of pneumonia. Georgians Arrive Mr. and Mrs. Off Dantley and daughter Amie Mac. of Tennesse. of daughter Jessica. of their home with the daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Donald Collier. 115 Orleans street. Has Dinner: Party Mrs. Lucila Smith, $350 Bologna avenue, entertained with a dinner party. After dinner the guests spent the evening playing whistle with Mrs. Romaine Mihalco, Mrs. Christine Bogos, Mrs. Chirine White, and Donna Weeks. Foswall Services Rental Employees Meet The Chicago branch of the National Alliance for the Appalachian club, Joshah Jones, a clerk of many years services presented with a ring in a very complimentary manner, after which the recipient made a very appropriate reply. Thrown to Street with Automobile While driving a horse and wagon at 30th street and South Park Avenue, he was parked with Park Avenue, suffered many injuries when the team collided with an automobile. Wife Beaters Arrested Officer Beaters to the home of Sydney and Lillian Guests, 27th Vineencave avenue, Sydney, on the morning, Officer Helper arrested Lee Davis, 10 East 27th avenue, for the men were placed on probation for six months. Drinks Polson in Attempt to Die Officer Polson in Attempt to Die William Adams, 24, 242华盛顿 avenue, had no desire to live. He drank a quencher with a succulent intent. He will recover. SyKern Broken Arm While attempting to cross the street at 55th street and Wabash Avenue at 6th street, a stray car jumps into E. 56th street and is knocked down by an auto-mobile. He suffered a broken arm. Auto Strikes Man As he was attempting to cross the street at 12th street and Wabash Avenue at 60 East 25th street, was hit by an automobile, hospital suffering with various injuries. Mrs. Harding Honored Mrs. Georgie E. Harding, state grand princess of Illinois and jurisdiction of the State of Illinois, reception given under the auspices of the Soldiers and Sailors' home, 3201 Wabash avenue, Wednesday evening, 8:30 a.m. and past princesses of the Princesses and past princesses of the Princesses were present. Mrs. Elizabeth Rochon was chairman of the committee and R. Monies. Among others who spoke were Honorables B. J. Lucas and B. G. Clanmonies. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER S IN BRIEF Young, Serilda Jackson, Ella L. Holmes, Ida Simmons, Jattle Champion, Nelle Parvidge, W. Nedel and N. P. Ralley. Many beautiful flowers and an ivory gavel were presented to the guest in honor. The program was followed by a repost in the dining hall. Husband injure. Using some sharp it weapon, Henry Sullivan Mrs. Mills-Hall. Disc. Mrs. Isabella Redfield Mille-Hall, 3329 St. Louis, Missouri, one of the oldest members of one of the oldest members of the a gem, daughter, two Brothers, sister and other relatives, two Brothers, sister and other relatives, two Brothers, sister Returns to City M., Sallie M. Jones-Downs has returned to the city from Muskegon, Indiana, to interest of her new book of poems on the races. She was the guest of her wife, Mrs. Wiley Jones, Jr., and was highly entertained, by relatives and friends. Falls From Second Story - William Cheeks, 47, 2020 Walmart street, fractured his leg Sunday story window of his home. He was trying to get into his room through the window when he lost his balance and he was taken to the county hospital. **Demented** Mrs. Barber Jewell, 40 years old, 216 pathetic public farmhouse from her home on complaint of her son, Martin Brown. She is supposed to be insane. **The Charge** Justifiable flesh the verdict of the company's jury returned in favor of her son, Martin Brown, the street, who recently shot and killed her former sweetheart, Olden Bryant, 355 home. Mrs. Stewart declared that she shot Bryant in self-defense. She was fired when the jury returned its verdict. Leaver for New Orleans Lawyers to Debate Edward H. Morris and Clarence Darby debate on the new state constitution at the White House, April 4 and 5 at 3 o'clock. The meeting is being held under the auspices of the Music Association. Music for the meeting is the direction of the Mrs. Laura 12, Hull. Prominent Mea Here Dr. Summer A. Furrels, Indianaapolis, ind, and George E. Cawford, promi, were in the city this week on business. They stopped at the Vincennes hotel Liberlans in City Mrs. T. J. R. Faulkner, Monrovia, Missouri, home of Lewis K. 508 Bryant avail- ance, as the president of the Lafayette industrial mission, who are also visiting the Nebraska industrial mission, who are also visiting the Missouri Threatlell Recovering Mrs. Katherine Threatlell, who un- derwent hospital. In rapidly recovering and has been removed to her home, 3625 Contused After Accident While driving on the wrong side of the street, Walter Sternberg, 2307 Dearborn street, ran down the street. The officer, 2302 Wabash avenue, he attempted to escape after the accident, but was captured by Officers and escaped. The officer suffered a broken and fractured leg. Shot by Boomer After engaging in an argument with Molika Garrett, a roomer in her home, 124 Dearborn street, Mrs. Rose Saum- lion, 22, was shot through the arm by him. Minister Found Dead Heart trouble claimed the Rev. George Scott, 65, 4120 Evans avenue. He retired between 9 and 19 o'clock. 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Fractures Arm Edward Johnson, 35, 3560 Federal Street, Baltimore, with 25 fractured arm and scapular injuries which he received from a car accident at 409 street and Michigan avenue. - Fined for Assault It was without provocation that John William Muhlach, 21, 4254 Langley avenue, with a knife while they were in a car, to the story told by Muhlach. Gunway was fired 25 and costs by Judge WILL LOSE EYE The loss of an eye will possibly hamper his ability to walk, and he is the least 4th street, as the result of a collision between a Yellow cab and a Ford truck. He was riding with Thomas Bardell, 22, which was across when the accident occurred. He has his teeth knocked out, and Bardell has his teeth knocked out, too. Takes Lysol Live Elsewhere Residents at 3355 Giles Avenue state that Willie Clark, arrested recently and who was last seen not live at that address. They have been much embarrassed by the report. Heas Mohamed All Goes to California Mrs. Ethel Spence, Newsome, after attending Hurlam college, has left the city for Los Angeles, Calif., where she will spend time with friends and seeing the Golden Gate. Miss Jennie Jackson Dies Miss Jennie Jackson, 525 South State street, died Tuesday morning after a long illness. Furniture from Mrs. Jackson's undertaking pours. South Back Lyceum Mrs. Ida H. Wills Barnett will address the South York, A. A. at 1300 Church Street, New York, N.Y. Music will be rendered by selected talent from the Chicago University of Music. infant Dles Ivan H. Browning, leading man in the "Shuffle Along" company, received a scholarship to help girl born at 645 Tuesday morning to Mrs. Maurine Browning at the New York City. Mrs. Browning is doing well and will be at home to her many friends in 15th Street, New York, in two weeks. Elged for Shooting Friend Although she chimed that she did not know the gun was loaded when she shot the police officer on the street, who was visiting her, Ms. Mary Herron, 103 West 21st street, was fired $10 and costs. This was to teach her to shoot to the ground a gun before policing it at anyone. Suffering with Dementia William Johnson, 21, 915 State street; Anderson Brown, 26, 946 Browne avenue; the street were sent to the Psycho-pathologist observation站 to the mentality. Disturbs the Peace Chude Allen, 3066 Tiles avenue, was arrested by Officer James Majors on complaint Mrs. J. Thomas, Gale Prairie avenue. Mrs. Thomas stated ETS 10¢ elks, Sick Headache, , Bilious Liver empty your bowels completely by vomiting and you will feel spilled. They work while you sleep. Caserets never stir you up or gripe like oil. Calonel, or Oil, and they cost only ten cents a box. Children love Caserets, too. ANTHER & SON TEE OUR OWN PLANTS CLEANERS BUTTS' GARMENTS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES Thirty-fifth Street PHONE DOUGLAS 3274 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Infant Dier Spree Nearly Costs Life According to the evidence given to John Howard, he was shot at the East 31st street in front of a heir retrieved for the evening. He left his home, where he was taken to a County hospital suffering with gas poisoning. Little Girl ingréd When a child was injured at 31st street and South Park avenue, little 9-year-old avenue, suffered a fractured arm. Inlused by Stray Bullet Some careless person living a gun was the cause of George Moore, 29, 505 West Virginia, who was corralling to his story. Officers and Johnson thought otherwise. The police were under arrest. She says that Moore was a street and street artist. Killed by Automobile A coroner's jury exonerated William Bain, 18m, Tjuric avenge, for the death of his wife, who died from injuries received when she died from a car accident at 23rd and 51st streets. Uses Mean, Rotate, Knife Sent to County Hospital The following persons were sent to the county hospital this week: Alie Philp, 35, Calvert street; George Philp, 35, 288th Street; George Simus, 26, 264th Avenue; Prince Turner, 25, 218th Californian avenue; Dwuki Drake, 25, 218th Drake avenue; Fergus Sill, 25, 218th Clark street. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $120,000.00 BINGA STATE STATE STREET AND D Join·Our Christmas OPEN The Christmas season is approach to prepare for it by means of a dine you save means more for and New Year festivities. No plan in recent years is so be side as the Christmas Savings Cita DING. It means that by deposit fifty weeks one would have $25 positing one dollar a week for the have $50 plus interest, which in interest. It is an easy method to THE BINGA STATE BANK was because he means to the com- mand and anxious for his family, and the towers of a great community BINGA STATE BANK stands community and we esquire only community. 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Knight, dramatic read; Daniel Howell, correctit; Miss Blanche Luckett soprano solo; Miss Hallways, daughter of Dr. Hallway, Mrs. Ganes, solo, and Mrs. Jill Hall. Rev. Winters QUINN CHAPEL Quinn Chanel A. M. E. church 24th St. Mary's Episcopal Church E. Stewart, master, Sunday Sunday, Sunday A. B. Sunday night at Saint Mary's at picture sermon on picture sermon on Prodigal Son. This will be the sermons illustrated both by the motion the stereotype, the minion Dec. 2. Ten days' revival ser- vice. Prof. Deas in charge of the get the Thanks. TOTAL ASSETS OVER $700,000.00 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 --- COLOR OF HIS HOOTCH DEPENDS ON YOUR COLOR Swooping down upon the home of Gabe Beck, 2006 South Park avenue, Oliver's McGinley, Farrell, Kilgore and Clairmalt the place and took into custody five men and four women. Three of the men were white and one of the women. They also raided several gallons of moonshine. Some of it was a brown color, while the rest resembled water. Judge John P. Haas asked Rick the reason for the different hues in color. "Well, Judge, some of my customers are white and some are of my own face. So I sell accordingly, and I sell for brown, declared Beck. He was a man of both costs, while each of the inmates drew a fine of $5 and costs. WALTER'S CHOIR WINS UNDERWEAR the best your money will buy. It is Wilson Brothers Pure Wool, Silk and Wool, also the best grades of Silk and Lisle. When it comes to things to wear it is worth while to buy brands you know to be right. Wilson Brothers is your guarantee on top of ours that your purchase of us in these lines will be right. ADAMS MEN'S SHOP 3127 SOUTH STATE ST. CHICAGO ESKIMO The Great Hair Grower GROWS YOUR HAIR SOFT AND SILKY STOPS FALLING HAIR AND ITCHING SCALPS GROWS YOUR HAIR SOFT AND SILKY STOPS FALLING HAIR AND ITCHING SCALPS ESKIMO STRAIGHTENER takes beautiful and helps to make others beautiful and makes money for beauty culture free. Send $100 for complete soft and shint into Eskimo Gower 20. Eskimo Straightener $1.00. Eskimo Care 20. Make all money you possibly have. MME. A. V. MILLER, 205 E. Pershing Rd., Chicago, Ill. THE STREETS OF THE CITY Write for circula HENRY HIGHPOWER, IOR. 48 Welts Street, Mount Gilean, Michigan WHY 1,000,000 MEN ARE USING O'PAL DRESSING CREAM It raises the blood pressure it gives a satin glaze; no grass to self the pillow can be used at home. It contains no algae, no vascular, will not turn the hair red; positively the greatest wonder of the art can be had at your door booth or on your lap for your cup or ornament to the O'PAL MED. CO., 50 E. Sibu, Chicago, IL. AGENTS WANTED St. Josephs LIVER REGULATOR Large Can 25¢ 3 WEEKS ONLY-Starting MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 27-3 WEEKS ONLY "SHADES OF HADES" featuring SIDNEY KIRKPATRICK, LAURA BOWMAN, SYLVIA MITCHELL, B. B. JOYNER, WALTER RICHARDSON, RICHARD GREGG, CHARLES MOORE, ALLIE SMITH, HESTER KENTON, MARY BRADFORD, EARL SIMMS, CHARLES GRUNDY, ORA JOHNSON, ISADRIA MITCHELL Ethel Waters on Final Week at Grand; Anita Bush Co., In Good Show at the Monogram The Ethel Waters engagement is followed by Williams & Brown comes to a close at the Grand on one of the fastest working and most Sunday night and her two weeks' equate teams seen here for a long an added fortune the Mit- FAGE SIX Tim E. Owsley stay here has been a great success from every angle, she has more than justified her claim to the title of Queen of Illusions and addition she has added to the already splendid popularity gained from her previous shows, and is marked by her exel-10 work during her present shooting. Tony Langston the classic dancer, is still a featured part of the Waters turn and adds moody to the offering. The variety bit has been strengthened in spots. Williams & Hughs, who have held over and have a complete new routine which is put over to great advancement. They have an interesting line of comedy talk, but it is in the singing department that it really shines. The bill by Ed Eleanor is a talented young man, who uses a common caricaturist's saw and a violin bow to make some of the sweetest music imaginable. It is a distractive novelty album by Blank and they knock the provocative twister with their singing, Talking and dancing, it is but stuff from start to finish. Edgar Martin, who has been retiring from the music medalist he has, puts over a new line of character in the most approved style and he Los Angeles, Cal. The rain has at last our for the past two or three days, and plants in play in Alabama. It never stops. The rain did not seem to affect the management of the Royal Star Athletic club, under the management Laws. The crowds were coming until closing time, but a basketball game mime a dance to earned for him encores gallery. He had some opportunity. "Raptime" little Tucker "Ragtime" corres galeen him "Tucker" had some opener of Laurence Ford. a in San Francisco favorite. Ford has a dance called the "Ragtime" dance, on the stage, on the order of the famous "Ragtime" dance, made famous who describes mention is a little girl Wolfe Warner be pome. she is really a wonder and will be heard from in tide covered by their truly and who plays Wolfe Warner be pome. she is another anterior dance that was a revival and an original picture. She is a prose of Louise Calhoun, the motion picture actress. For a climax tournament debut" led them in a "lady" that was a knockout, featuring Lau- dson. "Prince Nick" and teeny Nick. "Friday Night" left this morning for San Francisco with the Emancipation Marathon Eddie Ecker. This Jamaican favorite is in town and has been for quite a long time. The mother of Roodfield, Me, with him for a few days. It was the first time Eddie on his parents for a number of years. Tony, in closing, I might add that Slemm and Jenkins have been here at the band for two weeks and they are the same riff that they wear when have last season, "Chuckles" runs late in the Philharmonic on Nov. 5 for one week, and then take it up with new members to his company, including the Billow quartet and Michelle's Jazz Manhous. he has his own "Jazz Manhous," and the band's manager, I make 'em, you swipe em--it's all in the theatrical game. RAGTINE BILLY TICKER The Sheik of Symphony 124 Soleil, Los Angeles street, Los Angeles, Cal is followed by Williams & Brown, one of the fastest working and most capable teams seen here for a long time. The cast includes Bill, Rector & White Trio, playing their first local date since their successful tour of the East, are offered. This set is one of the real class and discipline of the show, and never seen at this house and the manner in which this trio of intented young ladies put their musical numbers so soundly in the shape of hues, encores and curtains. Starting on Monday "Shades of Hades" said to be the most sensational musical comedy of the times, will open a new engagement with an all-star cast. THE MONOGRAM Anita Bush & Co. are drawing capacity attendance to the Monogram theater this week and the condition is justified, as it is one of the best groups seen here for a long, long time. Miss Alexander performs in the business, has surrounded herself with a group which is fast and efficient and capable of giving an entertainment that insures success. Featured with the company is George Alexander, a comedian who has dealt with pleasing personality and there are others, including a bang-up chorus, who give line impressions. Little Joff, always popular here, is principal comedian and is easily assisted along with the other performers' equal ability. New songs, fast hoofing, clean dialogue and pretty and clean costumes place this aggregation to the fore and in these departments the Push company might well be used as an example by some of the young panelists now getting their feed on the T. O. R. A. FROLIG THEATER By "Gang." Birmingham, Ala.—The Proleb had a car, there is way above normal; the house was filled to the doors around 1:30. The man you see when you start to speak about the managers, never overlook Henry Hurry, a straight business gentleman and well known man. He is a doubt the best four-piece band anywhere. R. R. "Happy" Brown, our girl, and is still there to greet the regulars. Fritz and Jackson. Beating Annu May Fritz and John Beech have both have good poories and Jackson have poories. In Me, Mammys, in a fine manner. It's a fine manner. In Fifteen minutes in Larger gargle. Amanzie Richardson Billed as "Jazz Lips" on in the Sourcebook, this course includes requirements of ability, voice and nimble skills, but lacks a center. Students work at a center, and that is worth. With the proper guidance he will eventually have 25 minutes in one. A hit: 25 per cent. Davenport and Carr A man and woman combination, offering a pianoforte with some good singing, an amphibian companion little turtle, a cat with a shaggy coat, and a snake. "It causes 'All Your Words,' and received lots of bands. As a closing two they stood out. Eighteen minutes in full; Froll Theater Bessoner, Ala. "The Probe is packin'- ten these days with three acts and three plays," she said. "I was an excellent one, Mr. Couch, the consular minister, is a prince of a place, a man of a management a pleasant one. The acts have been splitting the week-first half, through him, last half, here, but they play a whole week now to better re- Patterson and Barber. Man and woman open with "Tuck Me on a crossroads talk that caught on immediately." "Mama Blues" went over "Girl," by butterson was rendered favorably. They closed to fair land. Fifteen men "Hang" Gang" Jines. Some writers also host themselves, the world rolls on, as Huston says. I'm for the man, for the woman, for me. The success of any man in to keep hitting in the same place. Jamie and Gladys were the bit of the show, this being their home town. One thing in particular I can say for this turn, they are neat, clean in each and every respect. A real good, languish. Eighteen minutes in two: so per cent. Listen. Three things give life its worth; Three things make it better, braver, Filling it with love and flavor. They are easy to possess They are easy to happiness. Here are the keys to happiness: Friendship, Faith and love—held to Your index you are without fear. We will sing to you and to them, it will send you singing through them. Love will conquer doubts and fear. Pride, Faith and Love—hold to them. Professionally. "GANG" JINES. I2 CSHENTT street, Atlanta, Ga. NEW SHOW Montrose, Mo. Nov. 22—"Now Won't City production, now in rehearsal and which will open next Monday. It is heard that the entire city will be controlled the entire city & Ewing Co., including Galdie Ewing, Josephine Wiggs, Daisy Sisters and a chorus of Tricia Smith with Tricks Smith, the blue singer, Stall will reach the company, care of Kansas City, Mo. 125 East 18th street, Kansas City, Mo. The Sensational Musical Comedy of the Season TWO BIG ACTS and SEVEN BIG SCENES FRANCIS FORD Famous Star Coming to States in Great Play Lovers of horse racing featured in intensely melodramatic surroundings will be more than delighted with "They're Off" the sensational photography which comes to the States theater for the one day only, Sunday, Nov. 26. Francis Ford, one of the greatest screen stars in the history of pictures, is featured in this great thriller and it is said that he was never seen to better advantage, although this great feature and the show is reached with the running of one of the most sensational horse races ever shown on a screen. The entire circuit of the truck is shown, from grip to brake, and you are bolted to be brought to your feet by this remarkable episode. It is a picture which you cannot well afford to miss and one which you are sure you won't overlook the fact that the engagement is for the one day only. THE STANDARD Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 22—Garland Howard's 7-11" company, with thirty-five members, cook and Speedy Smith, Mason and Belle, oversee and Patriche, pretty and Mitchell, A. B. Decomptonkerrie and opened to capacity business by Monday, continuing to pack them in at every offering of a classy sort and is creating a fine impression at all stands. 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JOYNER, WALTER RICH D, EARL SIMMS, CHARLES GRUNDY ND THE KING BAGGOT'S LATEST A RAGING MELODRAMA "The -Kentucky Derby" Actually Filmed in the Blue Grass State It is not often that a director follows one superb production with another of the same or even better caller, but in "Human Heart" and its successor, "The Kentucky Derby," King Ragazor is believed to have done this, "Human Heart" is the Universal-Jewel production which has been sweeping the world in a spectacular way. "Human Heart" is the Universal-Jewel racing melodrama of the screen which comes to the States theater on Thanksgiving day for a three-day run. Ragazor is one of the featured features of the critics have hold out for him hopes of more than the average success. When "Human Heart" came these expectations were lived up to in a generous degree. In "The Kentucky Derby," Ragazor again played in players with excellent reputation. Reginald Denny, star of "The Leather Pushers," has achieved many fine screen successes since he came to fame in the 1980s as the director of note on the London stage and in English cinemas. Lillian Rich, star of London musical comedies at one time, is known to American audiences for her wit and versed-Jewel speeches as "Man to Man," is the leading woman opposite Denny. Other supporting players are Danny Gill, the wife of whom McGrain, Wilfred Lucas, Kingsley Benedict, Bert Tracy, Bert Woodruff, Emmett King, Harry Carter, Pat Harmon, Anna Hermande and Vernon Wheeler. The race trucks and estates of Kentucky normally were filmed in the making of "The Kentucky Derby." Real pictures of the Kentucky derby, like the one in "The Great America," form a thrilling part of the picture. Long Lone Matthac is manager of the Nod Young show, playing through West Virginia. The show is having a Route was sent to late for publication. 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ORDER FROM FACTORY SEND NO MONEY Indds. send his name and list of records new-records will be mailed G. O. D. each. Building Laboratories, Inc. Boston, Wis. FINEST EQUIPPED THE OWNER ALWAYS "NOTHING T POPULAR ENT 6 P. M. TO MIDNIG J. SAMUEL SHANFELD Presents 3110 STATE ST.—VICTORY 0066 NIGHT, NOV Comedy of the OF H SEVEN BIG NER, WALTER RICHARDSON, R CHARLES GRUNDY, ORA JOHN THEAT The Weeks Movies STAMEN-Three days of Under Two Sunday, Friday and Sunday, Friends Ford in They're Off, a racecrow thriller on Monday, we have The Hound of the Baskervilles, Hearts Inhaven, Phin Wrong With the Women, Wrong With the Women, Sunday, The LAXONIX- Snow Shoe Trull and Buffalo Fall, two days of Good Men and Seen, The Radio King, Sunday, Neal Malone in The Dritter and Men of the Northeast-Three days each of East is West and To Have and to Hold. OWI—What's the Matter With the Women, two days of Under Two Flags and in the name of the Law, Affiliated Sunday, The Trail of the Law, ATLAS—Top of New York, The University, two days of the Law, Affiliated Sunday, The Gilded Cage, Sunday, Tom McKlein in If You Believe It Is So. New York, two days of the Eternal Flame, Shim Shoulders, and Remembrance, Sunday, Face to Face. WEAVER'S BAND George Weaver and his land are now engined at the Lake View pavilion. She is the clever leader states that all is well and the goose hinge high. George has it all. He is at the resort, which is a very popular one, plays to capacity at all times. The boss knows everything which to the joy of everything that goes to make life worth living. George still uses his千里眼. He says hello to the world. Frank Clark, the Jazzy Punisher, is living in Washington, D. C. His address is 3333 Dennison Street North-west. DOUBLE FEATURE BILL NANOOK OF THE NORTH "A Story of the Snowlands" Picturehouse OF THE ACTUAL ARCTIC AND A SENSATIONAL FE LIFE ON THE BRINY MON., TUES. AND WED. HAMMON VEND STATE STREET- MON., TUES. AND WED., NOV. 27, 28 AND 29 HAMMOND'S VENDOME STATE STREET-31st BLOCK HITS and NOTHING BUT HITS NOW PLAYING HIGH-CLASS, WORTH-WHILE ATTRACTIONS PERFORMERS! SEND IN YOUR OPEN TIME, TEN TO FOURTEEN, DAYS IN ADVANCE INFERIOR ACTS, SAVE STAMPS OWNED AND MANAGED BY D. KEMP ALWAYS THE BEST MOTION PICTURES "NOTHING TO GOOD—NO PRICE TOO HIGH" POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT AT 'POPULAR PRICES 6 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT MATINEES ON SUNDAYS Owl RACIAL FEATURE "The Virgin of Somnolite" is the title of a great Micheux production which opens at both the States and Owl剧院s features in feature film to be the best of all the Micheux features, and, when the outcast is considered, this is saying something. The story abounds in excitement. In the Northwest and Southeast and tells of the adventures of a young man who goes into the Canadian wilds and through his many character is made a memorial to the police. Through his clever work as an officer and by the fame he gains through a gun fight with a desperate he wins a large financial reward. He wins the prize and forms one of the best parts of this remarkable picture. It is a photography which is certain to be enjoyed to the limit by the patrons of these two dates are carried in the display advertisement in the section. Edwards & Edwards are hitting them along the way. They are also going along with the dancer, and Minnie Watts are also going along fine with this segregation. This half, Lowell, Mass. NOW NIGHTLY AT 8:30 O'CLOCK OWS ON SUNDAY, 6 AND 9 P. M. CENTS; MAIN FLOOR 75 AND 55 CENTS 9 CENTS; ALL INCLUDEG GOVT. TAXES ONE SHOW NIGHTLY AT 8:30 O'CLOCK TWO SHOWS ON SUNDAY, 6 AND 9 P. M. BOXES 85 CENTS: MAIN FLOOR 75 AND 55 CENTS BALCONY 39 CENTS: ALL INCLUDED GOVT. TAXES "Go Get It" is the name of a fine musical comedy production now playing the East. It is headed by John Mason and Slim Henderson, two of the most popular comedians in the line up are Sam H. Gray, Auror Gates, C. J. Davis, D. D. Petry, Virginia Liston, Carrie Huff, Stella White, Eva Stefani, Mille Loveless, Catherine Patterson, Bray, Herman Rodgers, Wizard Quartet, Grace Smith, Marion Sunker, Irene Poindexter, Icee Sanders, Sobie Banks, Kittle Stevens, Catherine Patterson, Bray, George Cayaire, James E. Carroll, Lloyd Holling, Gray & Gray, a male oocyte and Oliver Blackwell's Jazz orchestra. The show has played in numerous museums and Norfolk Va, and is providing to be a real hit all stands. OSCAR M. "The pre GUNS A MICHEAUX TWO DAYS ONLY—TUE NOVEMBER OWL T 4653 S TEMPLE E. 55TH ST., NEAR CENT All Acts, Stock Road Shows, Open Time. OSCAR MICHEAUX presents GUNSAULUS MYSTERY MICHEAUX PRODUCTION DAYS ONLY—TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 AND 29 KEMP'S OWL THEATER 4653 STATE ST. IMPLE THEATER NTH ST., NEAR CENTRAL AVE., CLEVELAND, O. Acts, Stock Companies and Shows, Send in Your Time. Nothing Too Big TWO DAYS ONLY—TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 AND 29 KEMP'S OWL THEATER 4653 STATE ST. All Acts, Stock Companies and Road Shows, Send in Your Open Time. Nothing Too Big WIRE OR WRITE JOSEPH CLARK, JR., Mgr., IN CARE OF THE ABOVE ADDRESS T. O. B. A. (Theater Owners' Booking Association) ALL ACTS, COMPANIES and THEATER MANAGERS Communicate with the T. O. B. A. Suite 442-8-1 Volunteer Life Bldg. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. O. B. A. (Theater Owners' Booking Association) S. COMPANIES and THEATER MANAGERS Communicate with the T. O. B. A. Volunteer Life Bridge IN. Manager, Suite. 442-3-4 Volunteer Life Bridge, Chattanooga, Tenn. DUDLEY, 1253 Sewett Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. ARTIN KLEIN, 4634 Bt. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago, IL HAMMOND & SONS (Theater Owners' Booking Association) ALL ACTS, COMPANIES and THEATER MANAGERS Communicate with the PICKFORD THEATER 35th Street and Michigan Avenue PICKFORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Selected Photoplays of Class O. C. HAMMOND OWNER OF PICKFORD, PHOENIX AND VENDOME THEATERS "GO GET IT" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 "SYNOPSIS" Hannah Green, wishing to cure her husband, Sam, of his intensely jealous actions, strikes upon a plan, which when carried out, causes him to lose his memory. His memory is restored, however, when the same incident which caused his loss is re-enacted. The action of the play shows Sam what he was going through during absence of his memory. "STREETS OF CAIRO" Chirence R. Muse, director of amusements for the Sunset café, has a new novelty offering now running at that popular resort. It is styled sets of Cairo, and as might be judged, is kinder, with all the atmosphere that goes with it. Including Oriental mails, to beauty chords of line parts, princlubs in Oriental songs and dances, and the most beautiful kind. Mr. Muse has engaged the popular composer, Joe Jordan, to make special arrangements and as a consequence the musical part is exceptionally classy. The costumes are specially built for the production. Franklin Jaxon heads the production from Alabar*. It is an entertainment worth going a long way to see. Who Killed Her? "THE VIRGIN OF SEMINOLE" 5-DAYS ONLY-5 TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. AND SAT., DEC. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 2 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT STATES THEATER 3507 STATE STREET SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 "TH 7000 FEET OF THRILLS, ACTION AND SUSPENSE 5— TUES., WED., THURS. STATE "GUNSAULUS MYSTERY" Micheaux Feature Coming to Owl For Two Days Only --- Myrlele Guisautah, a young girl, is found mysteriously murdered in the basement of a factory by Arthur Gilpin, the Negro night watchman, who murdered her with a knife and a crime. Sidney Weygh, a young Negro lawyer, who had once been in love with his sister, but who, through an error, had got the impression that she was innocent is engaged to the residents surrounding the tragedy, the motive of the crime and the strange manner in which the girl came to her death, makes one of the most common crimes confronted with. Strange murder notes found upon the floor, covered with white substance, strands of her hair scattered here and there, all add to the mystery. Of it all, evidence—the girl was the victim of assault—but not in the usual way. Lem Hawkins, Negro jailor, falls under suspicion and is arrested, but the police are unable to get much more information about the girl. Anthony Brishane, the superintendent and general manager of the factory. A great trial follows. Wygh succeeds in proving Ida May's involvement in the wringing in a confession from Lem Hawkins, in which he told the story of Anthony Brishane's double life; of how he, Brishang's a sexual pervert and committed the unspoiled crime. After his success in phishing the crime where it belonged, Wyeth writes another book, in which he reveals a secret. It May Roads the way under the wrong impression, and, in answer to a letter she sends him, the whole thing is cleared up and the old story, "The Gunsmith Mystery" just thotter on Tuesday and Wednesday of next November, Nov. 28 and 29. DEAS IN WEDDED A fine letter came from Gulfport Lafayette, where he was playing at Keith's theater, Brooklyn, N.Y. The epiphany told all about how Lafayette Steen, also a well-known member of the profession, and stated that the honey man was all the Defender staff wishes the couple a world of luck. Muil will reach them later. New York, N.Y. PAUL & STONE STATES THE HOME of GREAT FEATURES CONTINUOUS 2M to MIDNIGHT 3507 S. STATE ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPENING OF THE REMODELED PEKIN John Claybrooke, Manager 2700 STATE ST. THANKSGIVING NIGHT THURSDAY, NOV. 30 ALL-STAR BINNIE -- Followed by a GIRL STAR AND THE UNIVERSORS Doors open from 8 p. m. until ADMISSION 50 CENTS Featuring WM. E. FOUNTAINE and SHINGZIE HOWARD Supported by an ALL-STAR, ALL-COLORED CAST Dan Tavis writes from Pontiac, IL. He will be playing there on the 25th. Address Box 25. Ernest Scales, with the Melton & Moore theater, Winslow-Salem, N. C. fayette theater, Winslow-Salem, N. C. Richardson & Roster are playing here. Besserman, Ala. We have an open week this week. They start a week engagement at the Auditorium theater, Charles Gilpin and his famous Em. Charles Gilpin and his famous Em. Charles Gilpin are playing the week at St. Paul, Minn. Blondi Robinson, Marion Harris, Lawrence Robinson, and Show Robinson, the Big Wheel, are at the Galley Theater, Buffalo. Bojanegree Bill Robinson, the world's greatest Orpheum player, the Orpheum theater, Oakland, Cal. Exposition Four, with Wm. Fountain, the Orpheum theater, Oakland, Cal. G. E. Harris, are travelling over the Wimpey Man, playing the wpeat at Wimpey Man. Whitfield Four, with the Sliding Fills, Watson Co., on the Columbia River, Wetzel Center, Newburgh and Poughkeepsie, N. T., this week. Phoebe Mintrates, with Doe Blair Blair, with the Blair arkansas, Texas, Monroe, La, and Vlebsbur, Natehz, Jackson and Yazoo City, Miss, this week. The players, the clever pair, the playing the week at the Mid-City theater, Washington, D. C. Carter & Cornish, the hot pots, theater, at Ketlah's theater, synagogue, X, Y. Joseph White, Veronica Co. with the Minneapolis Mets, play next week at Minneapolis. Minn. Seymour & Jeanette are playing the Electric Unicator, Kansas City, Kan. Glenn & Jenkins, the real big timers, at the Orpheum theater, Oakland, Calif. Johnny Hudgins, featured with the Bronx Opera House, is playing the Bronx opera house, New York. The Wallace Trin is quit the Anita shortly undergo an operation for tonsil- lifts. They are in Cleveland, Ohio. Harding are having fine success with their new art. They are now on their trail. Hawford & Kitty, very busy at all times, are playing the week at the, Bessie JoSoussain has dropped a new sitting that mail reaches her at Marion Sumner has ordered all mail sent to 1009 Bottlemore street, Norfolk, Bessie & DeBonito, who split their act to play a couple of separate en- trances at 707 Bottlemore street, Baltimore, Md. Happy Kibbail is at 228 South 25th street, Muskegon, Ohio, and warm all night only theater in the town has been designed by fire. Happy Kibbail is at the Cornet Phiads, had a fine engagement at the Gayley theater, Omnima, Neb. last week. Happy Kibbail has fine success. The show is traveling through Ohio and playing the following during the week: Mammagh, Saline, Hideofontain, Xenal and Chillieforthe on Sunday. Happy Kibbail is the week at the Rayes theater, Columbus, S. G. in the line-up are Mac Wilson, G. G. in the line-up are McGinty, Bob Jones, Grant Kay, Danny Dorsey, H James. H. Gentry, Daddy Dohs. Booked sold over the T. O. Herbert & Naimi Brown have changed the name of their act to McGinty & McGinty. They are so many Brown & Browns. They have just finished a two act show at the Hippodrome, Iannville, VA. Boykin & Williamson's Delegates are so many Brown & Browns. They have just finished a two act show at the Hippodrome, Iannville, VA. Boykin & Williamson's Delegates are so many Brown & Browns. They have just finished a two act show at the Hippodrome, Iannville, VA. The Google Minisrelle are way out during the week. Salem, Alamea, Corvallis, Engene, Medford and Grand Pass. The Strawberry are hitting them all along the line. This week, Keeney's theater, West 183rd street, New York City. The Shu-Shi-Shu Co. is making great progress in Galveston, Texas, with Beckum to follow. Grant, with Fisher's Fun Festival, is playing the week at the LaTeen Center. Fiddler & Perry, with their fine music, are splitting the week between Malacite theater, Fort Huron, Mich. Anderson & Goinne, making them like the band, are playing the week at Oakland, Cal. Quintail Muller's Creek Whirl Co. are playing the week at Oakland, Cal. Leon Sonny Gray, with the Allen & World Famous Ministrels, is playing week in Vicksburg, Natchez and Jackson, Grass Hopper & Lindell Arthur are playing week in the Booker Washington theater, St. Louis, Mo. He is playing "Happy" Holmes is way up in the wilds of Minnesota, and Iowa. He played the first half at Fort Dodge from Frances Boll and Ida Mee Smith, care Defender, and Co. are playing their sound week in Louisville, Ky., and will be in Chattanooga, Tenn., week of The Jefferson & Miles Co. are playing week in the Jaceo theater, Tampa, Fla. *Mamie Smith and Jazz Hounds are arcing the Lincoln theater. New York CRB* Follow Me is playing to capacity hurl- ing the Lafayette theater, New York City. Allen Griffin wants Octavia Sumner to join him now. Address, 125 Pine Street, Jersey City, N. J. The race's airplanes are having success on the Keith time, playing the New England states. Their nurse, care of C. V. B. , New York City. Bell has secured a divorce from her husband with whom she worked as a nurse. She keeps an engagement for work at the Rex college, Huntington, W. Vn. Lewis Tally and Billy Young, write to Billy Young, 1234 Fifth Street, New York, NY 10017. Email: billyyoung@nytimes.com. Call: 212-555-5555. Lillian Randolph is a hit at the Encore where she is singing all the latest hits. Lillian favors it at the plaza there. Bucky Jones, with the Hardrock jackets, is playing the week's Tenn. Baby Belowhe has been with the same aggregation for the past ten weeks. Dancing at Tag Bacon graves, now living at the 14th Street, Mo., is playing dates in and around that town. Lillian will be sent to her mail and claims that it will reach her at 269 West 141st street, care of Wright, New York, N. Y. She stars in sung console with Lee's Crane Boles, now playing Baton Rouge, La. states that the company will soon head north in vaudeville. Co., now playing the Lattie戏团, New York City, has been rushed home to Chicago, where she will undergo an on-site recovery, who company hopes for her severely recover Moss & Frye are at Moss collisum, Moss, N.Y. Leawood & Eddie, the Dancing Demonstrators, are a hit at the Proctor Fifth Avenue theater, New York, N. Y. Leonard & Eddie are at the Keith Prospect, New York, N. Y. Dixie Four are Harmonizing at the Colonial, New York, N. Y. Taylor & Green are playing a strong bill at the Colonial, Eric, Pa. Williams & Taylor are playing the Grand Rapids, Empress theater. Grand Rapids, Mich. Hightower & Jones are at the Strand theater, Sheganoah, Ua. The Lath Restitution land is featured by the musical "Symcapation" are at J. Ressmond Johnson and his famous musical novelty, "Symcapation" are at James & Jones, the Funny Boys are at the Orpheum theater, Kansas City Bojanesz Bill Robinson, the World's Greatest Single, is playing the week at the Orpheum Theater, Buck & Bubbles are at the Cort theater, Wheeling, W. W. Buck & Bubbles are at the State theater, New York, N. F. Chadwick & Taylor are at the Palace theater, Rockford, Ill. Saddle & Lilly McFarrier, going along with the cast of The Duo theater, Philadelphia, Pa. Ottawa Sawyer writes that mall will be located at 11th street, Northwest, Washington, D.C. Garnett Warblington, billed as "Bermilim," did his great one-man band work at the Star theater, Pittsburgh. The Columbus Jackton Tri, going one in the West, are playing the presen- tion at the Rose theater, Everett, Wash. McConium, ventriloquist, and Little Joseph are at Shreveport, La. Dick & Dick are more than making good with their new offering. The act will be at the Rose theater, Bangs, T. and will go head West. The Musical Magpie, one of the best musicals of the business, are off- grid the week between Brooklyn and Toronto, 'Canada. The Jones-Haterson Co. are biting the musicals, 'Canada. He is resting in Pittsburgh, C. His address there is 1601 Tuston street. Honeydey Delegande Girls Co. with Danny English at his head, are at the Amanda Richards Richard, "Jazzpiz," on the same bill with Davenport & Carr playing the Proklic theater, Ressemer, A. Wintfred & Brown are at the Metro- town, N. Y. This is Henry and Billy. * Billy E. Jones, the popular balladist, numbers in and around New York City. Long & Evans Hello Rufus Co. is at the Morton & Brown, always lusy, are splitting the week between Kelton theatrical house at New Bainlin, Corn. Plantation Hall is held over for the Prospect theater, Cleveland, Ohio. Face, Thomas & Pace Trio, with the Garden are at the People's theater. Climbing the stairs is at the People's theater. Gus & Harry, "Cornet Phane," are Minneapolis, Minn. The triangular theater, Minneapolis, Minn. The Regent theater at Battalion IQ, Lq. Regent theater at Battalion IQ, Lq. 1429 David avenue at the Y. M. C. A. "SHUFELE 2" A HIT The following notice appeared in the newspaper weekly, while the show mentioned was playing a two days engagement in that "Sinciponed Sandy in his palestest days never had anything on the vaudeville stage." Negro musical comedy "Shuffle Along" was presented at the audience enjoyed every minute of the show, and illusion apparel was given the company was tireless in its effort to plunge. The performance from the series of jazz, melody and sentiment in series of jazz, melody and sentiment in this was果然 true in two numbers. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER IEAUX PRESENTS OF S H SHINGZIE HOW -COLORE SHOOTS IT OUT WITH A D IN THE NET OF A JEALOU ADMISSION 20c CENTS GOVT. TAX PRESENTS F SEMI GZIE HOWARD Supported COLORED CAFE T OUT WITH A DESPERADO SET OF A JEALOUS WOMAN 4—D TUES., WED., THU. 6 I OWL VT. TAX 46 SALEM SEZ # YEARS (To Gen. Tony) Years upon us slyly creeping, the sun that shines, Years so swiftly passing, leaping, Like the distilling waterfall, Years of gladness, Years of sorrow and regret, Years of charm, Years of badness, Years that we would falm forget, Years of Maytime, Years of playing, Years that pass before we know, Years of sorrow, Years of bewilder, Contemplating future woe, Years of racing, Years of chasing, Searching for the rainbow's gold, Years of weaving, Years of tears, For the joys we cannot hold, Years that mellow into twilight, Years that we behold, Years that when we reach life's high- light, Years of arms with age's snow, Years that find us surely drifting Out upon life's unknown gear, Glint into eternity, S. T. W. ANOTHER ONE. Birthdays are worth having if only you are human kindness has not run dry; that we are still treasured by our friends; that we are still loved by our friends; that we are still abolished with the 18th amendment. The happiest surprise of my life was that visited the Jolly "Seven-eleven" show at the Arlington and found a friend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Augustine, 20 Greenwich Park. If it had been a surprise of my company, while appreciated, the surprise would have been less, but to me before my visit to Boston. The tables were spread with a feast lit for presents were at my place. Language is a useful thing, but is oftimes inimitable. The heart is full of happiness and emotions are past restraint. Mr. and Mrs. Augustine, Miss Nora Burke were responsible for contributions to the joy of the occasion were Francis Bolls, De Martin, Miss Wanda Cantor company. Willie Wallek, Willie Washington, Willie Wallek, Willie Elenvie, George Cooper, Leonard Rifin, Eldie Rector, Willie H. All, Some party but mildly describes the occasion. May Kemp is reading in Columbus in the week. She didn't send her ad- firmation. She didn't send her ad- firmation. "I Wish I Could Like My S The Last Go R 14123—10 INCH POPULAR SONGS Mirandy / In Dixie Land Andrew Copeland 14124 75c In Rocks Me e That Old Slow. Drag Trixie Smith 14127. 76c NEW DANCE That Da Da Strain When You're Crazy O Henderson's Dance O The Carolina Shout Away Down South Sammy Swift's Ja ONLY Records Made Entirely by Colored People PACE PHONOGRAPH C 2289 SEVENTH AVE. POPULAR SONGS Buzz Mirandy / Down in Dixie Land Andrew Copeland 14124 75 My Man Rocks Me Give Me That Old Slow. Drag Trixie Smith 14127 75 The ONLY Records Made Agenta Wanted 2289 SEVENTH PHOENIX THEATER Continuous, 2:45 p. m. to Midnight Benjamin Turner, Musical Director Joseph B. Hammond MACK SPAW RECORDS Just Out EMIN ARD Supported by an ED CAST ESPERADO S WOMAN SEE! 4—DAYS JES., WED., THURS. AND 6 P. M. TO M OWL TH 4-DAYS ONLY-4 TUES., WED., THURS. AND FRI., DEC. 5, 6, 7, 8 6 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT OWL THEATER Motion Picture News By D. Ireland Thomas Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief, boodleger, grocer, seller of beef I love 'em all money -ye gods, great lookNeger, greet, help money-all money-ye Goes, great grief, but I have the dough to go regular to a picture show. Lawrence Chennai plays a triple role in *The Crimes Skull*. He is a good actor. So Charlie Chaplin is going to get a lot of pictures. It is hard to stay single when you get a lot of money. He is the manager of the Peacock Photohoay Co., of Cambridge, Mass. is about the only late man that has a movie set. He and carry it through every stage. That sets him apart from the projector. He sends him to the projector. Then take his stand behind the projector and a great advantage over all the other producers of Jane productions. He came to manage the old Rex theater at Danbury and managed the old Rex theater at Danbury. He now at work on his new style of news reels and he is going to please the public and the theaters some money with them. Prof. C. E. Hawk advises that mall will reach him car, general delivery, and store. I will read this one: 2165 East 54th street, Cleveland, Ohio. Dear Mr. Thomas: I am the Defender as wanting to join some motion picture company. I admit that I am very pretty and can dance and perform. Yours truly, Miss Mice McCurry. Now, don't everybody answer at once. Who will give this lady a chance? THE MYSTERIAS THE SUNS 315-317 E. 35TH ST., CLARENCE E. "STREETS AN ORIENTAL ORIENTA NOW PLAYING— GREATEST CABARET S FRANKIE JAXON Ish I Could Shin Like My Sister Last Go Round 14123—10 INCH—75c NEW DANCES That Da Da Strain When You're Crazy Over Daddy Henderson's Dance Orchestra 10077 75c The Carolina Shout Away Down South Sammy Swift's Jazz Band 10078 75c Entirely by Colored People—Others A GE PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION AVE. LINCOLN THEATER FIRST CLASS PICTURES CHANGED DAILY PERFECT VENTILATION COMFORTABLE HEATING Continuous-2 o'Clock to Midnight 4653 STATE STREET "NANOOK OF THE NORTH" Was First Shown in Frozen Arctic to Eskimos Seen in Pathe Play. When you will see "Nanook of the North" creep upon the mighty and dangerous walrus, spear him, slay him, and Nanook, his wife, and that children eat him raw, you will be surrounded by the comedy of the Wentworth theater, where this marvelous, life story of the barren snowlands will be shown for three days, starting Monday, Nov. 27. But the first time it happened, "Namook of the North" was ever projected on a screen and witnessed by an audience was 800 miles north of civilization, on the east coast of the United States, where a shed belonging to a fur post was about forty feet long. On the walls and rafters hung hung and fox skins to dry; deer horns and dog fireproof booth-It, was a portable machine set upon a table. It was run by a gasoline engine. The noise was earsplitting. The first time the Eskimos had ever seen a motion picture. But it was not the fact that they witnessing anything so novel as a reproduction of a fireproof booth-It, was a treated them most, as it was the walrus hunt itself. They forgot it wasn't real, and shouted directions and "Namook of the North" is a Pathe feature picture, photographed in the frozen land of Hudson bay by Robert J. Fishery, mining engineer. It was the drama of the life and love of the Eskimo. William H. Gunn, owner and manager of the Union League club, and Dr. Amy Gunn, owner and manager of their hometown, Cincinnati, Ohio, last week. They called at the Old Roll Top taking over old times, Mr. Gunn was a close friend of the late Bert Williams and was placed by the fama comedian which adorns a prominent place in the great gallery maintained by the Bert Gunn man. He plays at the Hotel Vincennes while in Chicago. **MAN IS SICK** A letter, sent by Bert Dowling, keeper of the Bert Gunn house at 110 Queen street, New Born, N. C., states that H. A. Mitchell, fate of the Dixie Girls Co., is seriously ill at the above address and would like to hear from his friends in and out of the profession. **RADIO GIRLS** Jack L. Cooper, with the Rosse & Rose that aggregation is having great success in the South. Annie Mau Roynolds, former partner of Joseph Jones, is with the group playing Peyton Manning last week. Where are they this week? Ask John. SET CAFE COR. OF CALUMET MUSE Presents "OF CAIRO" REVIEW WITH L MAIDS SEE IT TONIGHT SHOW IN ALL CHICAGO assistant director. Jimmy Kate!"" Blues SUNG By MARY STRAINE CLASSIC Swanee River Bouvenier (Violin Solos) Kemper Harreld. 60006 750 Moonbeams University Four False Classic (Xylophone Solo) Raymond Green 60006 750 Are Only "Passing for Colored" ION NEW YORK CITY Agents Wanted ATLAS THEATER 4711-17 S. State St., East Side Street THE PLACE TO SEE "REAL" PICTURES ALL THE TIME Hear the Famous Atlas Orchestra FROM CINCI. MAN IS SICK RADIO GIRLS OSCAR MICHEAUXS EXTRAORDINARY PHOTOPLAY THE VIRGIN OF SEMINILE ATTENTION, EXHIBITORS! WIRE OR WRITE FOR DATES MICHEAUX FILM CORP. 3457 STATE ST. CHICAGO, ILL MAIL RADIO "LONESOME MONDAY MORNING" IF THERE'S ANY that's deep-blue, If there are any better in the week than OK to find them. Try Any O SIX BEST 8039 10 in. 75c LONESOME MONDAY Contra PLEASE DON'T TICK 8037 10 in. 75c HE MAY BE YOUR ME SOMETIMES—WICKED BLUES—C 4063 10 in. 75c HOUSTON BLUES—HOT LIPS—Fox Trot 4089 10 in. 75c THAT DA-DA MAN WISH THAT I COO YOU BLUES—Pop Man 4023 10 in. 75c THE CHICKEN THIE COLLECTING RENT 4118 10 in. 75c JELLY ROLL BLUES SOUTHERN JACK ★ Can Be Heard on Where to get the ST. LOUIS— East Time Music Company. 833 Earl Street. St. Louis Music Company. Mid City Building. Tribune Music Company. 2006 S. Jefferson Avenue. CHICAGO— E. A. Bunch. 3643 S. State Street. Economy Photograph Repair Shop 3003 E. State Street. Nell Music Palace. 5010 S. State Street. Vendome Music Shop. 471 S. Sixth Street. DETROIT— East Detroit Music House. 1040 Gratiot Avenue. Malody Music Shop. 1335 Hamilton Street. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN— Scott Zebbars. 283 Fourth Street. ONESOME MONDAY MORNING BLUES THERE'S ANY SPOT in the w what's deep-blue, it is Monday morn here are any better Blues for every the week than OKeh Blues, we have and them. Try Any One of These SIX BEST SELLERS LONESOME MONDAY BLUES Controlo With Orchestra - Lizzie Mill PLEASE DON'T TICKLE ME BABE- Contralto With Orchestra - Lizzie Mill HE MAY BE YOUR MAN BUT HE COMES TO SE ME SOMETIMES- Contralto With Orchestra - Lizzie Mill WICKED BLUES- Contralto With Orchestra - Lizzie Mill HOUSTON BLUES- Fox Trot- Joseph Sample Jazz Bar HOT LIPS- Fox Trot- Tampa Blues Jaz Band THAT DA-DA STRAIN- Popular Colored Singer Mamie Smith and Her Jaz Hounds WISH THAT I COULD BUT I FORGIVE YOU BLUES- Popular Blues Vocal Mamie Smith and Her Jaz Hounds THE CHICKEN THEVES- Monologue Shelton Brooks COLLECTING RENTS- Monologue Shelton Brooks JELLY ROLL BLUES- Colored Male Quartette The Norfolk Jazz Quartette SOUTHERN JACK- Colored Male Quartette The Norfolk Jazz Quartette ★ Can Be Heard only on OKeh Records Where to get the 6 BEST SELLERS UIS- Fine Music Company. Market Street. Louis Photograph Repair Shop. Music Palace. Okeh Music Company. Jefferson Avenue. O- Bunch. S. State Street. Louis Photograph Repair Shop. Music Palace. Okeh Music Company. Jefferson Avenue. IT- Detroit Music House. Grattacute Avenue. Body Music Shop. Baltimore Street. UKEE- WISCONSIN- St Bradda. Fourth Street. CLEVELAND- Music Store. 3758 Scoville Avenue. W. W. Oak Ave. WELLEVILLE- OHIO- W. W. Lambert. 1063 Main Street PITTENHOUSE- Waldman & Wolf. 1621 Center Avenue. Comp. Company. 1460 Wythe Avenue. INDIAMOLOS- D. W. Craft Company. W. W. Oak Ave. KNOKVILLE- TENN- Tetter Furniture Co. POOR FORK KENTUCKY Candido Piano Comp. W. W. Oak Ave. BESSEREST- Parker's Music Store. 1150 Street. "LONESOME MONDAY MORNING BLUES" IF THERE'S ANY SPOT in the week that's deep-blue, it is Monday morning. If there are any better Blues for every day in the week than OKeh Blues, we have still to find them. Where to get the 6 BEST SELLERS GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 25 West 45th Street, New York, N.Y. OK&H Records The R of C PLAY ON ANY STANDARD PHONOGRAPH K&H Record The Record of Quality PLAY ON ANY STANDARD PHONOGRAPH OK&H Records The Records of Quality AR MICHEAUX EXTRAORDINARY PHOTOPLAY THE VIRGIN OF TEMNOIL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ADVENTURES AT SEA Thrillingly Outlined in Picture "On the High Seas" Co-featuring Dorothy Dalton and Jack Hale, their support, a Paramount pleurization of Edward Sheilon's first original screen story, "On the High Seas," will fill the air next Monday for a three-day stay. It is a powerful story of the sea and recounts the stirring adventures of a young woman to adopt upon a company boat in the company of two burly stokers. After some dreary days in the city, at the Yemeni beach, a sinking schooner in a three-day stay they are rescued in the nick of time, after one of the men had been killed by a sitting man, a withdrawn sailor plays this in rivin V. Willa's direction of the picture was excellent. WITH BUCKNER Andy Bryant, the famous tenor, is with the Buckner Concert Co., as is with the Buckner, Miss Smallwood, Emmanuel Chatham and Master Alfred McCormick. Also in half, Stratchelah, Shoal Lake and Roseburn, Manitoba, Canada. MORE STAGE—NEXT PAGE G BLUES" BY SPOT in the week it is Monday morning. Her Blues for every day theh Blues, we have still One of These SELLERS DAY MORNING BLUES To With Orchestra - Lizzie Miles LEME ME, BABE - Contratto With Orchestra - Lizzie Miles MAN, BUT HE COMES TO SEE Contratto With Orchestra Lizzie Miles Contratto With Orchestra Lizzie Miles Fox Trot - Joseph Samplets Jazz Band -Tampa Blues Jazz Band AN-Popular Colored Singer E Smith and Her Jazz Hounds * OLD BUT I CAN'T FORGIVE E Smith and Her Jazz Hounds * LVES - Monologue Shelton Brooks * 5 - Monologue Shelton Brooks * -Colored Male Quartette The Norfolk Jazz Quartette * Colored Male Quartette The Norfolk Jazz Quartette * only on OKeh Records 6 BEST SELLERS CLEVELAND- Squire & Music Store. 3748 Scovill Avenue. Oakland. 14821 Koville Avenue. WELLSVILLE, OHIO- W. W. Lambert 1603 Main Street PITTINGER- Goldman & Wolf. 1621 Center Avenue. Downtown Bay Company. 1408 Wille Avenue. INDIAMAPOLIS- D. W. Craft Company. 44 W. Oak Street. KNOWVILLE, TENN. Taylor Furniture Company POOR FORK, KENTUCKY- Brown Street. Milton. LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY- Candido Plano Company. Limestone Street. BESSEMER, ARABIA- Parker's Music Store. 115 20th Street. Records The Records of Quality BOARD PHONOGRAPH PAGE SEVEN TURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 g THE CHICAGO DEFENDER & i PAGE: MIU INNOCENT MIAN Ta KILLED DURING HEATED ARGUMENT WTitam Lewis, 2. who lived at 136 Wert 120th street wick shot and killed ap. Saturday atzernuan. by Mion Eehwartz (white) af 3893 Rroudway. Hyman Ferrer, luo white, the inn who caused the trouble, was de- Tecring venvtablew iat 420 Want 1620 street when Rireet earner loafers. p= Set his cart. Heturning, he found iin Evrae seattornd abut the street. Te Ieeamne angry and demanded who Mind done the deed. White bors told ia thue Lawia, who wae standing tn from of the bullding. where lie Was Cinwloxed ax fireman, 71 West 162d Meets wan the RUINS persons. Witnesses declared thut. the man yeas abmolutely Innecent. Ferner went for Lows, who retreared Inte the collar af hin Wullding, where a feht Marted. ‘The white man was beaten in the fight and “came out. of -the. celine SMording. Jure then hie frlend, Mite ton Schwerin came uy ond. acing Ferrer's condition begin 10 upbeatd Sawin, who told Sowers te ning Me een Dustnest, During the argument Sehwurt: polled i pletol, for whieh hw hud 3 Permit, and shot Levis, killing hn Inguantiy. Schwarts wan Tucked ‘Up charged with homicide. At the 10- Hie mation a ‘ald. #hot because We thought Lewin xuy xbwut to draw a‘gun wn Elta.” The police say, hee ever, tht they found neither & Kitife hor fovelver on the Head natn. Per= Per wus treated st the Tarteny him pital, then detained an a whtnees. MRS. 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FOR SALE Flvecatory triple Mat: three 4-room agurimente Wt tiwers all haproves tenia Posseraton ran be had on ait pamela er er el elk adi pad Friend Tony: I thought that I would drop you a few lines to let you know I had a wonderful trip. Our tour has just returned from Cincinnati and I have had a wonderful trip. Our tour will hold forth the past nine months of the Dreamland academy and, believe me, they certainly had some crowd love. Dreamland loving up by the owner of the Lookout house. The line-up is as follows: Follower, Lawrence James, pianist and musical director; Chas, Summers, violinist; Lawrence Theo Fields, drummer; Eugene Lowery, tenor harjo; Our. Our. Our. We played for the local American Legion to over 2,000 people, which is under the management of that popular dancing instructor. Won us a place in the Dreamland Garden's place of business. Last Thursday night he featured the Cynon orchestra, which only know just how to produce some real dance music. Milton Seyyour, the band leader. He is an orchestra within Seattle. Saturday night he featured an everlasting impression with the loveliest of course the Dreamland was packed. Next week he will feature the famed audience at Arkery Park, N. J. This is a real orchestra, as I had the pleasure of hearing them this summer when At the Elite cafe Mr. Pearl Seals is holding forth as manager. He is holding Miss Lilian Handlip is vocalist and entertainer. These two young ladies are making an impact in the audience. Our famous Deluxe orchestra is again at the Hotel Dasher for the season, the concert and dance orchestra. Saturday evening, our Royal Entertainers orchestra, the theatre club, the Grant Williams director, Tom Howard and I were featured, done his share when it comes to producing real nits. I sang "Da Da, Strains" seven times, and I looked What a Food I Have Reeled." I sang this composition five times by request. A letter from Miss Alberta Hunter, stating that she had just had the pleasure of hearing my late husband recording on the Paramount record, "You May Have a Little Loving But You Can't have a wonderful record out of this song. You will hear from it in a few weeks." I will an engagement so I will close, hoping that you are enjoying the best of health as usual. I re- main HOWARD C. WASHINGTON Howard & Washington Musical Raule, 110 North Garfield avenue. Dear Friend Tony: I hope you are well. I am IAM. I am Hewson's Co. I wanted to call in to see you before leaving the city, but was too busy. I think I wish to speak to the company, I think with the assistance of her new stage manager, Little Johnnie Lee. "the man who did the best of the best companies on the time. The High Life Steppers consist of Miss Elizabeth Waters and the featured stepper is Miss Anna Jenkins. Ice Snowwall Johnson, the singing, Miss Marcie Cohen is singing "Free, Single, Disengaged." Johnson and Lee are using the same songs. Last of all I will tell you of myself, I am making my 1922 hit with "Cast Away." Yours in appreciation. BABY JOHNSON Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 22.—This show has been held over at the prospect of the second week and the first of the biggest hits in several seasons. Many social affairs are being held in honor of the members. The proprietors of the theater had the entire company out to a late dinner at the Caterers club, one of the finest resorts in Cleveland. A "lulle" day at the same institution was held on the same day as the practice at the society's of the eight of the last two members of the show. The lulle was held at the same day in and in the Garden each entertained the members during the week and Mrs. Turk, well-known society patron, entertained Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harper. On the 15th a double birthday party was held on the show, it being the birthdays of the first two sons and Mina, McDonald, Mrs. Ollie Harris, Mrs.��, Mrs.�, Mrs. Ollie and the manager of Grand General Theater, gave a party with Green & Bailey, Monroe Tabor and wife, the "Silver Tone Four, Bert Hall of Elgar's band, Flo Brown and Harris & Holley as the guests. Charles Elgar was called home to New Orleans. Last, during the week on account of the death of his father, Elge Janis and Pat Tooney were in attendance at the week. Green & O'Neill, owners, and Leon and Harper, company manager, send regards to the Old Roll Top Desk Man. —Rud Harris, reporter. THAT WONDERFUL HINDU Complexion WITHOUT BLEMISHES OR PIMPLES IS DUE TO PROPER TREATMENT OF THE clear complexion free from untimely wrinkles, black brads and blushiness if you use This Beautifier has been used by Hindus for thousands of years. 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LETTERS PLANTATION DAYS पिन्या HINDU ROSE पिन्या mand his return to the continent after spending a short vacation in the United States. Bishop Vernon was warm in his presence, and he met whom he met in South Africa while the latter was a member of the African education commission. In the course of his visit, he stated that Dr. Jones had "opened the door" for him in South Africa by introducing him to prominent government officials, including Lorem, member of the native affairs commission of the Union of South Africa, whose sympathetic co-operation enlarged the scope of his activities. d out something. Do you know what Beecher said about advertising? Ask us, they are waking up. They have no or go out of business. Do you know Beecher said about advertising? I guess it listened and the Senate acted. Now for the dope. But you say any one advertisement. Well, if you can makeute don't work. The most inquiring know who is this man. You wouldn't old you; that is the reason why I don't can say at present is that six thousand in the last four months and they do something that is good for what ails you. I will need some sooner or later. I don't use people lied, do you? Lawyers, and Ministers. I am trying to getion for humanity's sake and if you something that was a fact and give you and Beecher and Hubbard would allaw, I am in earnest whether you are or have spent $200,000 to prove that whichask you to believe. Don't spend oneave made you believe and I hear you The Rea You may find out something. Do you eHiry Ward Beecher said about ad the newspapers, they are waking up to tell the truth or go out of business what Elbert Hubbard said about advert our Government listened and the Se All right, now for the dope. But you can write an advertisement. Well, a dollar a minute don't work. The mind wants to know who is this man believe it if I told you; that is the real tell you. All I can say at present is to have met him in the last four months say he has something that is good for Possibly you will need some sooner or believe all these people lied, do you Doctors, Judges and Ministers. I am some co-operation for humanity's s should find out something that was a relief, then you and Beecher and Hu think alike. Now, I am in earnest wh not, because I have spent $200,000 to p I am about to ask you to believe. dollar until I have made you believe The Man Died Read About It You may find out something. Do you know what eHnry Ward Beecher said about advertising? Ask the newspapers, they are waking up. They have to tell the truth or go out of business. Do you know what Elbert Hubbard said about advertising? I guess our Government listened and the Senate acted. All right, now for the dope. But you say any one can write an advertisement. Well, if you can make a dollar a minute don't work. The most inquiring mind wants to know who is this man. You wouldn't believe it if I told you; that is the reason why I don't tell you. All I can say at present is that six thousand have met him in the last four months and they do say he has something that is good for what ails you. Possibly you will need some sooner or later. I don't believe all these people lied, do you? Lawyers, Doctors, Judges and Ministers. I am trying to get some co-operation for humanity's sake and if you should find out something that was a fact and give you relief, then you and Beecher and Hubbard would all think alike. Now, I am in earnest whether you are or not, because I have spent $200,000 to prove that which I am about to ask you to believe. Don't spend one dollar until I have made you believe and I hear you say leaves and nines. Not for profit. Well, will you investigate and then speak but hold on to your dollar until you know it is truly your best friend? If you don't believe it, get broke and then write. I want to be just as polite as possible so you won't think I am riding a hobby. Say, but do you know the Doctors are changing their tune? One old fellow on the North side said after five weeks of study in our Bacteriological Department and had given about 500 Serums and his opinion was asked Masonically A. D. A. He really believed something had been found that would help the sick but I can't find out what is in the damn stuff. It does the work, yes, but how are we going to use it without knowing how to make it? (Don't you pity him). I will introduce you to him if you desire. Excuse haste. Advertising costs money. If you expect to get the whole story in the first chapter, you are mistaken. The only way you can get that is to take this great home loving paper. No other paper will ever publish it and after you read the four chapters, ask your Government, Is it correct? Ask any great P. H. G. Laboratory, Is it the truth? Or any Research Laboratory or true? And if you have one negative pay you $10 a day for your time. Is the fact is we have to get down to be never get started, but you know what Of course, you don't believe it. Ever can't make you believe. The trouble bloated up with Prosperity. Ask to England if it tells the truth and I think it. Forgot to prophesy the coming of hints to the wise is all sufficient. So hatchet and acknowledge the truth. make Christians, Medical Societies doctors. Don't you think your hear Research Laboratory of Europe. Is it you have one negative answer I will say for your time. Is that fair? Well, have to get down to bedrock or we will, but you know what the Bible says. don't believe it. Even the preachers believe. The trouble is you are all with Prosperity. Ask the mothers of tells the truth and I think they will say prophesy the coming of Simms. A few are all sufficient. So let us bury the knowledge the truth. Churches don't, Medical Societies or Universities you think your health is worth as truth? Or any Research Laboratory of Europe, Is it true? And if you have one negative answer I will pay you $10 a day for your time. Is that fair? Well, the fact is we have to get down to bedrock or we will never get started, but you know what the Bible says. Of course, you don't believe it. Even the preachers can't make you believe. The trouble is you are all bloated up with Prosperity. Ask the mothers of England if it tells the truth and I think they will say it. Forgot to prophesy the coming of Simms. A few hints to the wise is all sufficient. So let us bury the hatchet and acknowledge the truth. Churches don't make Christians, Medical Societies or Universities doctors. Don't you think your health is worth as much as your old machine that your wife jaws you about all the time? Get a new one. Keep well. Poor State Laboratory. I must say your Advisory Board consists of our most wealthy citizens, but tell me what do they know about Electro-Chemistry, the beginning and end of everything? I almost forgot to tell you about the man who died. I told you I would keep you posted. Our coroner was called not once but a half dozen times. Patients half dead from taking 606, and the press got it that they were going to let the cat jump five stories. Big pictures. Inquest said nothing doing on this dope. The man is dead, but not from Serum. It is a fine story and we must let her go, but the little man at Philadelphia tells the American people what they can read. He said go slow or he would cut the cables. I'm tired, you're tired; forgive me. If I tell you Blood Cell Protein Serum is good for what ails you. called not once but a hair dozen times dead from taking 606, and the press were going to let the cat jump five stitures. Inquest said nothing doing on man is dead, but not from Serum. I and we must let her go, but the little delphia tells the American people what He said go slow or he would cut the tired, you're tired; forgive me. If I Cell Protein Serum is good for what We have summed up the evidence How will we dress it up? With your home, your home, so anyone can have provided the state will put laboratories prevent sickness and suffering. What paper to take from now on. When the Blood Cell about a half dozen times. Patients half bought 606, and the press got it that they get the cat jump five stories. Big pics said nothing doing on this dope. The cat not from Serum. It is a fine story at her go, but the little man at Phila- American people what they can read. now or he would cut the cables. I'm ted; forgive me. If I tell you Blood serum is good for what ails you. ammed up the evidence of 6,000 patients. ciss it up? With your consent I propose e. so anyone can have the benefit with or te will put laboratories in the public sch and suffering. What do you say? It so from now on. When this is accomplishe We have summed up the evidence of 6,000 patients. You have gone over the records and the child is adopted. How will we dress it up? With your consent I propose to turn the entire responsibility over to your state, my home, your home, so anyone can have the benefit with or without money, the same as your diphtheritic serum, provided the state will put laboratories in the public school and teach our children and their mothers how to prevent sickness and suffering. What do you say? It seems to me you should have sense enough to know what paper to take from now on. When this is accomplished your sociologic question is solved. Blood Cell Serum Laboratories Phone 3159 Dearborn New York, N. Y., Nov. 24—Bishop Vernon of the A. M. E. church, who returned from South Africa Tuesday, Nov. 14, on the staircase Majestic for which he is responsible in South Africa at the welcome reception given in honor of Dr. R. R. Moton at the Y. W. C. A. Wednesday evening, Nov. 14. He is a native of Jefferson confronting his church and the native people. In South Africa de- Watch Your Blood Pressure THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Man I read About Do you know what advertising? Ask up. They have less. Do you know advertising? I guess Senate acted. But you say any one, if you can make the most inquiring man. You wouldn't reason why I don't that six thousand months and they do for what ails you. or later. I don't you? Lawyers, am trying to get sake and if you a fact and give you Hubbard would all whether you are or prove that which Don't spend one live and I hear you it. Ignorance of To be, or not to Whether 't is no The slings and a Or to take arms And by opposing No more; and b The heart-ache That flesh is he Devoutly to be a To sleep! perch For in that sleep When we have a Must give us paw That makes calf For who would be The oppressor's The pangs of die The insolence of That patient me Administered Free in Chicago Blood Cell Protein Serum Guaranteed to Patient a Physician Asthma-La Grippe Fully Metabolism - Avenida Gotter - Low Vitality Obesity - Debility High Blood Pressure Low Blood Pressure Diagnosis - Diabetes Over 6,000 Patients Treated in four months. No Ill Effects; No Doctor Charges; a talk with Patients will convince you, we are born from Protein, live on it and die for the want. BLOOD CELL SERUM LABORATORIES 7th Floor 32 N.State St. Reliance Bldg. CHICAGO y of Europe. Is it give answer I will is that fair? Well. bedrock or we will that the Bible says. even the preachers Bible is you are all the mothers of think they will say of Simms. A few So let us bury the. Churches don't ters we will teach or need medicine in all of us, and the recovery without mothers, let's get h laboratory in the the germ that dest Scientists of E these serums are be reject or accept af whether it is serum cine or medicine a stories. Big picture on this dope. The It is a fine story little man at Phila- that they can read. at the cables. I'm I tell you Blood that ails you. Psysiology teach the life of every periodis a complete body are born. O disordered life force which they were a order in these cells to disease. price of 6,000 patients. You have gone over the or consent I propose to turn the entire resi-ive the benefit with or without money, the stories in the public school and teach our ch- that do you say? It seems to me you should in this is accomplished your sociologic que- 7th Floor Reliance Building 32 North State Street MU CHAPTER ALPHA PHI ALPHA IS ANNUAL 'MIXER' St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 24—The members of Mu chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity at the University of Minnesota, Minnesota, recently held their reunion in the spacious and well-appointed rooms of Masonle Rest, St. Paul, Minn. The purpose of this meeting was to afford further opportunity for all students at each school to be acquainted, to further the spirit of co-operation and comrades- an Dì About It Ignorance Is t of the W To be, or not to be,—that is s Whether 't is nobler in the m The slings and arrows of out Or to take arms against a sea And by opposing end them. No more; and by a sleep to s The heart-ache and the thou That flesh is heir to,—'t is a Devoutly to be wish'd. To dì To sleep! perchance to dream For in that sleep of death wha When we have shuifl'd off thi Must give us pause: there's That makes calamity of so lo For who would bear the whip The oppressor's wrong, the pr The pangs of disprill'd love, the The insolence of office, and the That patient merit of the unv Ignorance Is the Curse of the World To be, or not to be,—that is the question; Whether 't is nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles. And by opposing end them. To die—to sleep,— No more; and by a sleep to say we end The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir to,—t is a consummation Devoutly to be wish'd. To die,—to sleep,— To sleep! perchance to dream'i say, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come When we have shuff'd off this mortal coil, Must give us pause: there's the respect That makes calamity of so long life; For who would bear the whips and scorns of time: The oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely, The pangs of dispriz'd love, the law's delay, The insolence of office, and the spurs That patient merit of the unworthy takes. ters we will teach you something or need medicine. You know that in all of us, and the natural tendle recovery without medicine. O mothers, let's get behind our hea laboratory in the public school the germ that destroys life. Scientists of Europe and A these serums are helpful to the reject or accept after a fair trial whether it is serum and medicine or medicine and serum. ters we will teach you something so you won't take or need medicine. You know there is a little syphilis in all of us, and the natural tendency is to spontaneous recovery without medicine. Come on now, dear mothers, let's get behind our health officer and put the laboratory in the public school and we will prevent the germ that destroys life. Scientists of Europe and America have decided these serums are helpful to the sick. The public will X-Ray and all Blood and Urologic Tests are Free. $30,000,000 Corporation Forming to control the U. S. A. and no stock for sale. Shows someone believes Blood Cell Serum is a good product. One Hundred Physicians will soon add their testimony after a year's trial. Western Union Telegraph Service is Free to all patients and all Doctors using the Serum. Psybiology teaches that there the life of every cell in the body periods a complete new mass of body are born. Cells develop disordered life force must be imp which they were ordained. An order in these cells renders it to disease. You have gone over the records and to turn the entire responsibility over without money, the same as your tool and teach our children and the sens to me you should have sense and your sociologic question is solved Psysiology teaches that there is a period cycle in the life of every cell in the body and that at stated periods a complete new mass of cells composing the body are born. Cells developed under stimulus of disordered life force must be imperfect for the use for which they were ordained. Any disturbance or disorder in these cells renders that individual susceptible to disease. Hours 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sunday Until 1 P.M. Died at It Rance Is the Curse of the World not to be,—that is the question; is nobler in the mind to suffer and arrows of outrageous fortune, arms against a sea of troubles. losing end them. To die,—to sleep,— and by a sleep to say we end che and the thousand natural shocks heir to,—t is a consummation be wish'd. To die,—to sleep,— perchance to dream!ay, there's the rub; sleep of death what dreams may come we shuff'd off this mortal coil, pause: there's the respect calamity of so long life; old bear the whips and scorns of time; or's wrong, the proud man's contumely, of dispriz'd love, the law's delay, of office, and the spurs merit of the unworthy takes. If I could present to you the arguments for this substance at your hands without having given you all the facts, all the information and that which stood against the escutcheon, character and reputation of this wonderful atom that God created for the betterment of your race. I would fall short in complying with the convictions of my heart and the receptacles of my soul. I am sure the lessons taught by the ancient medical observations are in no wise compromised; before every illness, every sickness, there is a disturbance in the blood stream, for the Blood Cell is life. The first step before coming ill may bring about a change in the production or distribution of the forces which liberate certain substances elaborated by the living organism. It may modify itself, augment or diminish itself, while preserving the normal proportion, or it may bring about a disproportion of the constituent elements. I thank you. Thousands are dying for the want of knowledge of foods; proper balanced rations, food oxygen and exercise are the fundamentals of all health. If you cut out all the chan- each you something so you won't take me. You know there is a little syphilis the natural tendency is to spontaneous out medicine. Come on now, dear let behind our health officer and put the the public school and we will prevent destroys life. Europe and America have decided are helpful to the sick. The public will leaches that there is a period cycle in every cell in the body and that at stated delete new mass of cells composing the Cells developed under stimulus of force must be imperfect for the use for are ordained. Any disturbance or dis-cells renders that individual susceptible over the records and the child is adopted. Responsibility over to your state, my the same as your diphtheritic serum, for children and their mothers how to should have sense enough to know what question is solved. ship among the students themselves and also between the student group and the resident group and to afford an opportunity for the student body, to participate in the Twin Cities engaged in business, civic and professional work to get acquainted. 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C., football eleven, handcuffed the first of three season at Tipton park Sunday, when little Nebraska won 10-4. The eleven half-season, 10 points. The score does not tell the story of the game, but the South side bails completely surprised the white lads by bailing. The team the Lincoln had opportunities to score by field goals in the early trying for couplings. The painting of Virgil Gleit, against the Wilson, Jackson and Gleit shows out. The white lads had their stars, Wilson, Jackson and Gleit doing excellent work. In the second period Dickerson picked up the butte going slowed him up as he passed it, giving the white ball a hard hold. It was behind it. It was one of the outstanding features of the game, as was W. Bineke, who had been the second wind from the dawning mark. It fell to a few inches. A fumbled punt, and a missed shot from the Linneins, as did the injury to W. Wright in the closing minutes of play, led to the Linneins, as did the injury to W. 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YES, MISS SIMMONS, SINCE THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT REFUSED TO MAKE A LOAN TO LIBERIA I SHALL GIVE THEM SEVEN BILLION DOLLARS MYSELF—I BELIEVE WE FINANCIERS SHOULD PUT OUR MONEY TO GOOD USE. YOUR BILL IS $20,557. YES, HERE'S A CHECK FOR THE AMOUNT. NO ONE BY THAT NAME HAS AN ACCOUNT AT THIS BANK! (TO BE CONTINDED) HAMPTON DOWNS THE WILDCATS IN 13-0 UPSET Washington, D. C., Nov. 24—The Howard university football eleven suffered its only detent of the season, when it played on the university campus against the Hampton Institute (VA). Eleven of the scoring eleven fought for a touch that has been played by Howard this season. Hampton received the kick off and Hampton held for downs. Hampton played. The first quarter continued this way until near the end, when Howard's short ball downed the second quarter found Howard with the ball, which she was compelled to punt to Hampton. Upon Howard's short ball downed the second quarter found Howard with the ball, which she was compelled to punt to Hampton. Upon Howard's short ball downed the second quarter found Howard's goal line, which she soon crossed after three downs. Howard's short ball on the ball owed kick scored the additional point. During the remainder of the second quarter Howard and Hampton engaged in a punt. DEFENDER'S WESTERN FIVE OPENS SEASON DEGEMBER Jack Carrier, wolverine boxer of the St. Christopher college, and with his brother, Michael, has been invited by the A. A. F. to compete in the inter-school basketball tournament in Philadelphia and New York at Madison Square garden. Washington and Jeff couldn't get started Saturday and played on a losing team at St. Francis College, but when it Pittsburgh U. won, 12 to 6. THE FOOTBALL CLASSIC OF THE MIDDLE WEST THE West Virginia Collegiate Institute vs. Wilberforce University THANKSGIVING DAY THURSDAY, NOV. 30 Wilberforce Athletic Field WILBERFORCE, OHIO 2 p. m. (Central Time) GENERAL ADMISSION $1.00 FOOTBALL CLASSIC IS INSURED ACAINST RAIN Washington, D. C., Nov. 24—A blanket policy of $3,000 worth of rain insurance has been placed on the Howard - Lincoln football game to be played at the American league park, Washington, D. C., on Thanksgiving day. This is a unique step in connection with athletic activities between these schools and shows that the game is looked for on the field of the game. Victor R. Daly, local realtor and insurance agent, placed the rain insurance for the game through a large New York company. The terms of the policy provide that in the event of two-tenths of an inch of rainfall between the hours of 6 a. m. and 10 a. m. the company shall pay to the insured the sum of the insurance, regardless whether or not the game is played. LINGOLN ALUMNI TO HOLD PARADE BEFORE BIG GAME More than ten members of the Old Guard have also submitted their intentions of being present, Prof. W. W. Saunders, Virginia, will head a large delegation from that state, Virginia, will head a large delegation from a large western delegation, "Doc" at the head of a very large delegation of the Old Guard from Delaware, Pennsylvania, "Shag" Taylor of Boston will head the NC Guard, the guard is putting forth every effort to make the classic this year between Howard and Lincoln. "BAM" TO PLAY HANEY J. W. Simms, better known as Ban, is the coming international bilateral match with Minor Haney of South Korea and 25 and 28 afterwards, and evening matches. FREE BASKETBALL GAME NO. 30. A free basket ball game will be started Thanksgiving day at the Walt Disney Park. The division Street Flashes (white). The trios will play the Boys' club No. 5 as a certain rallier. Dukie shutter plays with the host 6 to 6 game to the Chicago Boys Sunday when he started at Iowa university and was mentioned on the All Ameri- SIKI'S PREDICAMENT ONE BIG THING SETTLED THE CHICAGO DEFENDER HOWARD MUST BOLSTER UP TO WIN FROM LINCOLN ON NOV. 30 BY FRANK YOUNG Where is the greatest university clash in the annual chancellor Thanksgiving day in Washington, D. C., the greatest throng that has been raised in the city, the Lions of Chester, F.L., and the Wildcats of Washington will be on campus this weekend. It is only fitting and proper that we give to our readers some clear and definite dope, although we are not sure of the university football, football is too uncertain for that. One thing that is certain is that Howard must put up a better game. This the Illus and White squirt is capable of doing. Then, too, the game is capable of doing. Then, too, the game is capable of doing. Then, too, the game is capable of doing. The Lincoln game is the most important game of the year. Lincoln never lost two games against Howard. Howard defeated twice this season, was able to upset the done and trim both Lincoln and Howard. The legitimate institute of Institute, W. Va., was given a 19 to 14 verdict over Howard. The said game were off in their ruling. According to experts on the interpellation, a safety should have been ruled against Lincoln instead of a touchdown. But that is neither more impressive than that of Howard. Lincoln was against Hampton was more impressive than that of Princeton, do or die. Both the West Virginia and the Indiana games were came back digging. With Howard game they did just the opposite. Then there is the college atmosphere. This week and the early part of next week will bring the blue and white of Lincoln will tie with the old gold and blue of Washington, the acquaintances of the days on the old campus of Howard will toll forth its welcome group of alumni to meet which are still fresh in their memory, which are still fresh in their memory, scheduled for earlier in the week and after Thursday to stay over. The New York and Philadelphia high school delegations day of the game. Special trains with dinner will be run by two after all, and all attendees will arrive on the morning of the day. Insured against the weather, with the amphibian claws the clerks in the athletic department. This game, the game of all time, than in any of the previous years. A full account of the games will appear in these columns the week of Dec. 5. FISK DEFEATES KNOXVILLE Knoxville, Teen., Nov. 18.—Fisk university won on Friday in muddy field, 12 to 7. A pass from Lubbock to Harris coed for Fisk's first score. Fumelshed to Knoxville's score as well as to Fisk's second touchdown. A. Blackman A, B. Bagh A, C. was the 18-pound class of the amateur boots hound staged at the other boys of the Ragin A, C. who competed were: H. Lender, in the 125-pound class, and T. Moses, 135-pound TRACK MEDALS HERE Medals for the winners of the places in all events of the first annual Chicago Defender track meet have arrived from the Robbins Tennis Center. They will be presented to the boys at the Chicago Defender office Sunday, Dec. 9, at 10 a.m. Doolittle playground, East 35th street, won the team prize shield; Purifoy, representing Doolittle, will be the winner of the Square won the mile relay silver cup. BY LORD JEFF Washington, D. C., Nov. 24, "Red-Dalaho, 15; Howard, 0. This trismus gushed geseer-like from the throat of a young Cornell grad, who was defended by the Defender, representative. the lumpum-Howard debacle of last Saturday. Everyone who viewed dispassionately and critically the rout of the Big Tigers must be forced to this conclusion. Dahney was the Alpha and the Omega of Hampton—and incidentally of Howard, too, though not in the center and his work was "according to Hoyle," too; or should I say, to move exact, according to Cump. He was the first runner astray and earlier in his loss, and was not to be done. His work was undoubtedly the greatest effort in the history of the campus since the days of De. Edward Gray. Howard's advance and marvelous secondary defense man, and the first coach since he been. Of course you remember that he was a second string choice when at Amherst for Walter Cump's mythology. But there was another side to Dahney's work, and that was his leadership, especially to perplex Howard, for both those roles literally. He was the chatter was as universal and omnipresent as were the deadly clutterings of Howard's head, and on the old world lateness "had" faced him on the old world lateness, love, courage and inspiration to bring home, courage and terror and dumy to the big title. Now just a word as to the game itself, is the misuse of the ball in the game. The ball is used to move Hampton's two goals. In the first inning, Hampton was carried over a series of well executed forward passes for the continuous, undisplaced, ineffective hurries. "Note" Carter of the Big Blue made it happen only because he fell, not because it was a simple mistake in the arms of a waiting Hampton, who ran tally seventy seconds to within a few seconds of the ball. In the shadow of Hampton's goal in the near, the forcestiffed their faces, steered their nerves, strengthened their muscles, realised the old war slogan "They shall not punish the old warman." They shall not punish the old warman. Goals was another example of such punishments, just to the contrary. It seemed as if the Howard just met melted away, while anything marvellous on the offense, but Hampton was the Big Blue was a later disappointment to its followers here, just after the Year." Its offense was absolutely optimization, no punch, no push, no kicking, and to be absolutely downright the efforts were pure and beyond all hope, comparison, or rather lack of On the defense, Hampton's line was that he had half the offense that it possessed defense, it is very reasonable to assume a different story would have gone. Some are saying that Hampton's ability to difference, undoubtedly it did; but surely in no other case can one make it appear as if the eleven possessed the system whatsoever. One thing is certain: that is, that the reaches of the big gun, the ability to handle with their队 into intimate shape, to teach their team to intimate offense to stand off of the Pennsylvania lads who most their anarchies on Thanksgiving morning. Can it be done? Well, the role of project has been played, but it's a long shot in the mind of the big rifle. It is a glimpse from its first game, and has been disappointed more than once. KANSAS INDUSTRIAL WINS *Topeka, Kan., Nov. 16—Kansas Industrial win over Iowa. Loveland industrial proved the better team in line plumbing. PROPOSED BOXING MATCH. New York, Nov. 24—A proposed boxing match is that more than passive notice is being groomed by corporate officials. Repudiation rigory, between Alex Kilder A Gibbons, sensational Cumberland, Md. battler and Sam Taylor Jr. or an all-star team, all came through his manager, Odell H. Crump, that he healed from the goat. Taylor is a welterweight and one of the best herebears. These boys would put up a cocking FAY SAYS- BRILLIANT FIFTY-YARD RUN GOES INTO HISTORY Crowd Surprised When Shaw of Dunbar Hi Carries Ball Behind Wrong Post By Lord Jeff American League Pirk; Washington, D. C., Nov. 12; Dumbhair八hight at the hands of Bordentown industrial institute eleven, who with their powerful attack: coupled with dazzling leaked field running, the lion's mouth, and the hands of both Dean and Watson, all of which stood out. The day came in the superseason, with shadows of darkness fast falling over the field Shaw of Dumbhair same up from the hea of player eight, midfield eight, and left field eight, to find that he had placed the ball behind his own goal and instead of a touchdown it counted as a safety for the Dean. The ball down in the history of Dumbhair八hight as pulling the best ivory play imaginable, and Slaughter at ends for the Dumbhair high did well, but for the eleven appeared feightened. A 20-yard run by Burges in the first inning of Burgess to W. dickson, was good for 60 more and a touchdown. During passing and the running of Dean, by 26 Watson and another score by Dean, with the gift two points of Shaw ended Bordentown's efforts. An eight-foot strong scored Dumbhair eight on touchdown. Rules Violated Atlanta-Morehouse Game Off Atlanta university and Morehouse college did not play Saturday at At- lanta, but the public has again been ignored and disappointed. A con- troversy over officials. Morehouse objectives have been that his work at Atlanta had been faulty, even more so when Tus- PHILLIPS HIGH STUDENTS SHOW A GOOD SPIRIT Football Next Year A conference with Physical Director Apkins and Principal Lane of the football institution brought out the fact that the team hopes in the hearts of South Siders for forthcoming next fall when they play in the ball game in the Chicago City High School league. The team, however, can only be made with the assistance of businessmen in this section of the city, who must rally to the aid of the depleted equipment property. A false rumor has been allayed for some time which Phillips high is the only school that is not represented in the league this year with a football team. McKinna is not represented by others have no representative eleven. kegue threatened to quit the field in a recent game. Atlanta stood her ground and the cancellation resulted forhouse, within her rights to be resigned. The ability in Atlanta was the goal. How long will this continue? DEFENDER FIVE VS. HOWARD NEW YORK'S FIRST BIG GAME New York, Nov. 24—The 17th college football game will be their first real test of the season when they go against a veteran at Manhattan Casino, 15th floor, on Saturday evening, Dec. 1. The visitors have on their team playwell very well to the extent that their wares here in years gone by, and they appear on the court, when they appear on the court. In the Defenders, captained by Solomon Browne, the record holder and running guard for last week, the Washingtonians will meet a worthy foe. For the past few weeks the Washington team has aggregation into shape and from all accounts they will be in the best of SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 WILBERFORCE U LOSES AFTER A BELATED RALLY Air Attack Works Against Lincoln; Crowd on Field Prevents Tie Game Hildale Park, Darby, Pa., Nov. 18, Dec. 18, battling of nearly 5,000 wildly partisan, fans a typical fight- ing Wilberforce team, fought dur- ing the closing minutes of the game with Lin- coln university and of warmth spring one of the greatest surprises of the current battleground by holding Lincoln to the score of 10 to 9. The game was bitterly fought and exce- ceedingly rough. Finally after the kick off at the beginning of linn Witferge force mongering the closing minutes of the college university here today and spring one of the greatest surprises of the current football season by holding Lincoln 12 to 12. The game was bitterer and cooled shortly after the kick off at the same Witferge force fumed on Trailing, even though it lighted, Trailing, even though it lighted, 15.0, at the start of the second half, the as they came out on the field shaking light, light, light, Foul! Foul! star full, this yellow, hand-shaking mummy, every man was crying and tear-stained Dice coin team, which was visibly cool and throughout the third period Lincoln's attack was opposed with emissible cobalt bullion spirit of the ohios was not punkte in the fourth quarter, "Fierce" of Cleveland, Ohio, caught the oval and run 80 yards, through the entire half,andonment coin broke. Willett though he was a debilitant. On the drop kick he was too low and missed. With six minutes to play, the Wilberforce eleven, gouled to desperation, ended in a goal by Lincoln forward from their own 20-yard line. Coach Murcha's progeny ended, executed four successful runs, leading the Seattle Brown on the receiving end, executed four successful runs. By this time Wilberforce had the ball in the end, crowd was wild with excitement. Fence had to clear the field several times from the 12-yard line. Fullback Hammed, twisted and battered his way down-town. It was rapidly growing dark and out on the field beyond police control. On the try for point after rush, the ball over. Huff carried the ball and was on the run. The officials, spectators, who in their excitement, had stepped on the playing field. The officials ruled that Wilberforce's try for goal and failed. Before actual playing began, he had expired and numerous streaks left the field. He ended in a 15-13 tie on account of the crowded field. In result, the crowd now stands, Lincoln was 14-12. Edith Huff of Chicago, grew up in the sunshades and excellent environment of the line. He is Willierforce's business partner for this year's mythical All-American Sout, Coleman, "Link" Turner, "Lord" Roberts and "Lady" Willerforth, Captain Cotton, "Sty" Wood and Malin spain knight, Brown Wilson, and "Tiny" Morgan cannot he overlooked for their alertness in following plays and recovering from injuries. The Lincoln-Howard GAME WASHINGTON, D. C. THANKSGIVING DAY WILL BE COVERED FOR THE Chicago Defender BY FRANK A. YOUNG. "FAY" W. FA. COLLEGE INSTITUTE WILMERFORCE (Nexia, 0810) WILL BE COVERED BY ROGER DIDLER FULL ACCOUNTS OF THESE GAMES WILL APPEAR IN ISSUE OF DEC. 9 DON'T FAIL TO READ THEM AN AD ON THIS PAGE WILL REACH MORE THAN 800,000 READERS EVERY WEEK. THERE IS NO BETTER ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE WORLD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 AN AD ON THIS PAGE 800,000 READERS EVERY BETTER ADVERTISING LOST RELATIVES Want to get in touch with some of the staff of Co. 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Berrick, berrick, berrick CHICAGO DEFENDER SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25, "I Ain't Got Time to Worry About That" Usually Means "I Am Too Lazy to Think About That."—Robert Allison EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE "I Ain't Go Chicago THE Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST GOOD WEEKLY Founded May 6, 1900, by ROBERT S. ABBOTT, I.L. B. Published by ROBERT S. ABBOTT PUBLISHING CORP. (INCORPORATED) over a second-class matter, Feb. 1, died at the Porto Novo, India, made of March 6, 1901. —NY, Greenwich, Charmant Grove Road, London, England. CHICAGO—3435 Indiana Ave. Telephone Douglas 6097. DEFENDER'S PLATFORM FOR AMERICA: "The Opening Up of All Trades and Trade Unions to Blacks as Well as Whites. The Appointment of a Member of U Race to the President's Cabinet. "SPREADING THE GOSPEL" the church, no doubt with good intent, some pious missionaries sent far-off islands across the sea. the heathen's sounthe to set free, their report back home they told fruitful fields and wealths of gold; orders came from lands where Christians dwar and showed the heathen roads to hell. Entered in second-class matter, Feb. 1, 1801, at the Institution in Chicago, Ill., under a March of 8, 1872. DEFENDER'S PLATFORM FOR AMERICA 1. The Opening Up of All Trades and Trade Unions to Blacks as Well as Whites. 2. The Appointment of a Member of the Race to the President's Cabinet. The church, no doubt with good intent. Some plums missionaries sent To far-off Isles across the sea The heathen's saint there to set free. In their report back home they told Of fruitful fields and wealths of gold; Hordes came from lands where Christians dwell And showed the heathen roads to hell. UNDESIRABLES THE JAPANESE question, like the proverbial bad penny, continues to bob up in the most unexpected places and will continue to bob up as long as the two countries have nothing more than "a gentleman's agreement" as a medium of settling questions pertaining to citizenship, immigration, citizenship and citizenship, which has handed down a decision which renders Japanese ineligible to citizenship here. The only persons of Japanese blood who may be citizens are those born in this country. While this decision is new in a sense, its application has been going on for more than 100 years. The Japanese have been coming to this country since the book or book and have established many prosperous business houses, all under this same "gentleman's agreement" referred to. IN THIS LATE DECISION the Japanese are reminded that they are not white, and as only free white persons and those of African birth are American citizens, their chances for adding to the great American melting pot are exceedingly slim. Just what effect this will have on the diplomatic relations between this country and Japan remains to be seen. Certain it is the little yellow fellows will not swallow this bitter pill with a smile, and if the smile should come, some determination to even up at some future date. CALIPORNIANS are largely responsible for this constant anti-Japanese inclination. This no doubt is due to the fact that thousands have settled in that state, making the problem—if such it can be called—more acute than obesence. Friction between Japan and the United States has much so that Consul general Yada publicly stated that he expects the American government to protect Japanese in this country as the Japanese government protects Americans in his country. The treaty with Japan provides that "the subjects or citizens of the high contracting parties shall receive in the territories of the other countries protection and security of their persons and property." PRESIDENT IOOSEVELT once adamished California in a period of racial agitation to have a care how she dealt with the Japanese. It now appears that henceforth artificial selection will replace natural selection in determining how the natives are treated from whiter to whiter. The court's decision has stirred up the editors of our big and little newspapers and they have taken their penn in hand and discussed it pro and con. As might be expected, the poor Colored man has to figure in the scrap, otherwise there wouldn't be any scrap in this country, and here is what one radical editor thinks about "THIS IS A WHITE MAN'S COUNTRY, and white self-protection demands that it be kept a white man's country. We have, it is true, a Negro population. But the forefathers of these black people were brought here against their will, and these black people themselves have no other country and are, therefore, Negro citizens. We have no citizenship. But there is no analogy at all between recognizing the claims and rights of these native-born Negro citizens and recognizing the claims—not the rights—of these yellow foreigners who clamor for admission to America. The yellow man is a memore. He is not and he cannot become an American. He is not and he cannot become his whole loyalty is to Japan in peace and in war." ALTHOUGH this writer is big enough and broad enough to admit that we are entitled to and should receive equal rights and privileges with the dominant group, we take issue with him on this or any other issue. We are not obligated to accept that there may be a preponderance of whites, but it is unwise and unsafe in the light of the rising tide of color to bar the yellow, black, brown or red races solely on account of their racial identity. If those identified with any of the darker groups should seek admission to the United States and they were qualified, we would not be obligated to accept their reputation they should be admitted and considered an asset rather than a liability. VISUAL EDUCATION THE MOTION PICTURE now exists as a work stimulator of interest in live and important to the classroom. Every seat of learning through country that lays any claims at all to keep cast of the times has long since put the visualization into actual practice with the refining results. It has been repeatedly deed that the child who has been taught in the classroom has been taught the old way. The tea attempted to visualize a cat, for instance, a tree of chalk on the blackboard had the right if her creation looked more like a cross between umel and a hedge hog than it did like a cat, the forerunner of the modern system of teach COME OF THE TERMS used in the classroom for teaching children to differentiate letter somewhat. But even with its children are unable to create accurate and in mental pictures. How many children THE MOTION PICTURE now exists as a wonderful stimulator of interest in live and important topics in the classroom. Every seat of learning throughout the country that lays any claims at all to keeping abreast of the times has long since put the visual education idea into actual practice with the most gratifying results. It has been taught in schools, the child has been taught in part by the camera advances much more rapidly than the child who has been taught the old way. The teacher who attempted to visualize a cat, for instance, with a piece of chalk on the blackboard had the right idea, even if her creation looked more like a cross between a camel and a hedge hog than did like a cat. It was the forerunner of the modern system of teaching. "NONE OF THE TERMS used in the classroom are aimed at children," the dictionary helps somewhat. But even with its aid the children are unable to create accurate and interesting mental pictures. How many children can visualize the content of such terms as cotton growing and ginning, sugar making, copper, iron or coal mining, ranches, tribal life in Africa and other foreign countries, ocean lanes, etc." The motion picture carries the child to the region in question and shows the children in new surroundings to which is added the element of motion. ONLY A FEW of the hundreds of schools scattered throughout the South are equipped with motion picture apparatus. They are, as far behind the times in this as in all other matters. But it is gratifying to note the interest principals and teachers of our own group are taking in this modern method of teaching. Since this paper called attention to the fact that machines and instruments are built within the reach of the smallest school, many seats of learning now have this added feature. IN THE TAST 25 years, especially, we have made rapid advances along educational lines, but we still have a long way to go, so it behoves us to take the shortest cut possible to reach the goal. The Northern philanthropists who wish to do something for the rising generation of Colored people in the South could spend their money in no better way than for moving picture machines adapted for rural as well as city school purposes. ISNT IT STRANGE how many specialists there are who can read character from palms, cars, feet, yawns, gains and handwriting, and how few there are who can even come close by looking at a man's face? OUR SPORTING EDITOR declares that 20 miles an hour is fast enough for motorists to drive, provided they will turn out and let him go by. WHERETH the election suited you or not be a good friend and smile; better luck next time. OUR WEEKLY SERMON [This space is devoted to the use of ministers throughout the country who desire to send a message of encouragement to 220 words, and may be sent without official notice.] TO live above sin you cannot live a double life. You must be blameless; the husband of one wife; the wife of one husband, "Gallant, so scorned of sin," the husband of one man, not given to wine, not greeted for fifty heur; but patient, not a brawler, not covetous. One that ruleth well his own house, having his children in subjection with all gravity. For if a man knows how shall he take care of the church of God? To live above sin you must shun profane and vain babblings, for they will increase into more ungodliness. You must endure all things. You must put on the whole armor of Christ. You must not recompense to any man evil for evil. Men do not have to commit the act to commit a sin. If you desire in your heart to commit the act you have already committed the sin in your heart. To live above sin you must be aware of the company you live in. You must be aware of the last of the wish to make it your god. You must have evil thoughts. "Let none of you imagine evil in your hearts against your neighbors, and love no false oath, for all these are things that I hate, saffa the Lord."—Zachariah S17:1. ENGLAND'S METHODS THE RECENT DOWNFALL of Premier Lloyd George's cabinet has been the source of considerable national and international comment. Mr. Lloyd George attributes his downfall to aristocracy. This is no doubt true, but the surprise in the mind of the average reader is that his cabinet was other than that of the aristocracy. In fact the English system of government has been and is aristocratic rather than democratic. England, reputed to be the mother country and the seat of the king from which all government takes a pattern—including has governmental forms and systems that in many particulars are radically different from our own. WITH THE EXCEPTION of the federal judiciary all public officials in this country are elected or appointed for a limited number of years and whose tenure of office is not affected by changes that may take place in popular sentiment; this is not true of England. The house of commons is presumed to be the exponent of the sentiment of the country and whenever that sentiment is expressed through the house adversely to the ruling administration that administration is deposed. The duty is then developed up the king, whose title is more honorary than real. In some enlightened statesman to form a new cabinet. LOYD GEORGE is one of the oldest and most brilliant statesmen that England has produced since the days of William E. Gladstone. He steered the ship of state through the recent World war and apparently enjoyed the unlimited confidence of the people of his own country as well as the admiration of the people of other countries. Although no question can be explicable reason he has been chosen from leadership he is not yet convinced that the wishes of the masses were reflected in the action thus taken; hence he has decided to appeal to the people through the medium of the ballot for vindication and restoration to power. THE DIFFERENCE between England's and America's governmental systems is that in the case of the former they are based largely upon custom and tradition, whereas in the latter, written constitutions and statutes. Ours are believed by many to be an improvement, but this is desirable and open to question. There is a more profound respect for adherence to the rights and privileges of the average citizen under their system than is true of our country as a whole. This is due to the fetish of states' rights, the mischievous effect of which is aided sovereignty which leaves the citizen complacent at the mercy of the local sentiment where he resides. LYNCHINGS, racial proscription, Jim-crowism, segregation and even religious intolerance can all thrive in this country while they would be stamped out in England in their incipiency where there is no prosecution. In the United States, our probationary period, consequently our methods are largely experimental, but as a result of the experiments we may in the course of time make such improvements as will secure to all persons absolute security in the enjoyment of life, liberty and property in this England has a decided advantage over us. GUN TOTING ARGUMENT is often advanced by standing in their respective cee permitted to carry firearms as a reaction from the lawless element who take a human life on the slither usually escape the clutches of the upper of Kansas has introduced a b designed to settle this point. Amor are: THE BUT CITIZENS personally know THE ARGUMENT is often advanced that citizens of good standing in their respective communities should be permitted to carry firearms as a matter of self-protection from the hawk element who whip out a gun and human life on the slightest provocation and readily commit suicide. The author Capper of Kansas has introduced a bill in Congress designed to settle this point. Among its provisions are: "XONE BUT CITIZENS personally known or properly identified to a licensed dealer in firearms are permitted to purchase pistols or revolvers. Dealers are permitted to possess weapons of the author Capper of Kansas where they can be seen from the outside of the store. Possession of a pocket firearm by a person committing or attempting to commit a felony is regarded as prima facie evidence of criminal intent and is punishable by five years extra imprisonment." The bill for congress to pass such a bill, even though on the first reading, most effective way good citizens can cope with the lawless and blood-thirsty element. But the first inclination, we fear, of most of the responsible citizens who were privileged to carry firearms would be to shoot at the first scent of danger, or what they thought to be danger, with the result that every man admitted law and order would be thrown to the words THE PRICE of turkeys is steadily advancing and by Thanksgiving the price will be so prohibitive that only the rich can gobble the gobble. WOULDNT it be a good idea for the people next door to put their rug records on their squeaky photograph while the sun and not the moon is shining? ABOUT ALL some men have left of their early training is a hymn or two. A NEW-BORN BABY always tells; considering the hardship it faces in America, you can't blame it. When the Light Is Turned On PROPER INVESTIGATION DISCRIMINATING RESTAURANT OWNER PREIDUCED NEWSPAPER EDITOR YOUR DANKER MANAGER OF UM CROW THEATRE POLITICIAN THE INVISIBLE EMPIRE Paul Dambar, poet, author of Ethiopia during his lifetime, sang sweetly and plaintively of Melinda. I so deem I got a right to broadcast to a skeptical fabulous and beautiful charms of Maggie O'Browne, High Priestess of the temple of my A. Maggie is brown, yknow: that kind of creamy sort of chocolate brown that kind of rose mixed in. Can you imagine a bit of ivory nestlin' in the heart of a red, red rose? Dyer, get the contrast: Wonderful, eh? Kinda classy! Well, that's Maggie when she takes a bite with white teeth. Now don't get funny, you guy! Who said anything 'bout rouge, hey? Sure, Maggie sorts dusts a thin veneer 'o powder here and about to keep in the mode, but the red of the lips wasn't handed to her by the college bookin' youth in as red as real can be. Anyhow, I'm gain' to sit up with Maggie till Europe pays the debt she owes our benevolent anne, an' then some, "Chances are I'll have to get a couple or three jobs and play quin' "cill shot" with Cushion-shot-Johnnie 'n' Slim camera so's I can keep enough kojekes in the old exchequer to assist in the occasional spreadal of jobs, and to keep the state' lamented Bert Williams; "Taint nobody's business but my own. Hone you heard me!" There are a million race women banded together to fight lynching and they are called the anti-lynching crusaders. A lot of us know the power of one Race woman, but just think of a million. These women are not doing much talking because they believe that action speaks louder than words. Men have started anti-lynching campaigns before, but I'll take the action. These women have given their sons, husbands and sweethearts for the support of the government. Which is all they ask of the government in return. Many of these women have been taught that "America is the land of the free and the home of the brave." But they believe that if a man is free he shouldn't have to be brave to be free. Every one of these women is tired of hearing and seeing Race people die with their "boots on." Without their feet touching the ground. They want their Race to be on the uplift. But they abhor the idea of a rope to do it with. The naked savage, stalking forth to slave With righteous mind as if the blaze at moon His fierce emotions and his pride display— Nurses a hatred nothing can allay, Against his neighbor for his mode of life Perhaps he learned with Christian faith to pray. And thus forsok the bloody spear and knife— The jungle's crimson path that led the fool to strife. In. proud Ielfast, from hidden stair and roof. The sullen sniper takes his lonely stand To kill his neighbor whom he holds aloof. Because his pathway to the Promised Land Is traced upon the rock instead of sand. He hides him too—no law to check his mood— Noaving conscience to withhold his hand— His church has trained him in its solitude To hate the anecdot Trunk, destroy its virile brood. In fair Atlanta where Aurora glows— Once upright men as sturdy as the plains. Blazed Freedom's path where proud Savannah flows— Now broods a race in night-shirt, mask and slogan Who preaches treason's insidious designs. Destroyed by hate, the great of old are gone! The rising grace to hatred foul resigns; Satanic cause and false cabals they do To wreck the liberties their famous sires had won. 'Tis atavism: a generation's change Of our civilized barbarians can make. When Hate is nursed our justice to derange. Their gibbets and their blazing pyres awake An outraged nation to their brutal stance. When hostage blacks. Whites who disagree. Are martyred their institute hate to shake. The savage only in exultant gleef. Assumes the role of God to show authority. J. W. C. No. He's a Jim Crow Teacher Dear P. el D.-Thought you'd be interested in the 39th street sign which reads: "H. M. Easter, Professor of Hair Straightening." WALTER. The honorable Japanese have been denied the privilege of American citizenship, which they don't need. We have been denied the rights of American citizenship, which we do not need. And neither of us can help ourselves. This is station P. el P. signing off until next week. So long. Other Papers Say It is pleasant to find an appreciative public recognition of a body of workers whose services are at the command of all travelers, but who are soldon thought of after the travelers leave the railway stations, the bus drivers, the "red caps" Mr. Lock, president of the National Council of Traveling Salesmen's associations, speaking as he says for more than 700,000 members, hatedly made this statement: "The traveling salesman, by the nature of his profession, is almost daily contact with railroad conditions and personnel, is in a position to know and appreciate the splendid type of service rendered by the official corps of "red caps," their willful and earnest dedication, equally alive to the menace of the irresponsible public porter, and as an experienced traveler he avoids intrusting his cerrands to these littermans men and boys, whose responsibility is demanded are not subject to any satisfactory regulation or control." Travelers see these "red caps" when they enter the stations in all cities of any size. See them on the platform when they step from trains, on the platform when they step from trains, and then sure that all instructions will he carefully followed. The traveler does not stop to ask or to wonder if they will be ployed to them or if they are remunerated by the railway companies. Because of their uniforms he recognizes them as official attendants and be-ware of their service he bestows tips for it with far more willingness than he feels in remunerating the train porter for running a whisk broom over his coat, or real service that the "red cap" gives. Women with young children or with heavy sutures find the "red caps" a great dependence when transferring themselves from the trains to taxis. The cap is anxiously looked for and its owner eagerly welcomed by such travelers. The "red caps" are a special function that the public cannot dispense with, and it is right that his usefulness should be recognized. From Day to Day Mrs. Loisie Williams, 154 years old, died recently at Gamilla, Ohio. She had a grandson 50 years old. Last year, wording her name in her letter, she worried of death. They worried her so that she had them all pulled out. A bill aimed at the existence of foreign banks in the Philippines has been introduced in the insular senate. The measure, if passed, would prevent foreign banks from accepting money or securities other as time deposits or for checking accounts. Two sequestrants and four speed boats, are each equipped with machines, are being used to keep 'New York' from developing sufficient speed to run down the fastest rum vessels on Lake Pontechurnia or the Mississippi. Archbishop李L. Curley declared in a faithful speech: "America. I think, has one of the most stupid populists world, loved, lascivious such organizations as the Ku Klux Klan to exist." With the ending of his testimony on the efficacy of prayer William S. Morris, 71, Sharon D., dropped dead in a plane crash. A meeting at Brookfield, M. E. church. DR. A. WILBERFORCE WILLIAMS PREVENTIVE MEASURES, FIRST AID REMEDIES HYGIENICS AND SANITATION No Cases Are Diagnosed and No Prescriptions Given in Three Weekly Articles LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA disase, so that you may go to your physician—he frank, intelligent in the statement of your case—in order that your illness be early preventive and curative treatment. Among the early symptoms you may have sharp, shooting pains in the legs, or you may have pains like rheumatism coming on in the night. You may have shooting pain in your leg or leg. You may note a feeling of numbness or a tingling sensation in the feet. You may feel sometimes as though you are walking on feathers. Again, you may have body sensations in your abdomen too tight. Later on you may have difficulty in emptying the bladder, failure of sight, headache, especially in late afternoon and early night—the pain may be frontal or on top of the head or at the base of the neck. You may join the head. You may have a tendency to stagger. There may be severe painful crises felt in the stomach and a tendency to vomit, which you may attribute to "stomach trouble" and an ignorant doctor may for stomach trouble until your disease has passed the period of curc. We urge upon you, if you should have any or all of the above mentioned symptoms, to consult a medical adviser and lay before him in an intelligible manner as possible your symptoms, and if he has your interest at heart he will make a careful follow-up. He will examine the pupils to note whether they respond to accommodation—that is, if the pupils change in size when looking at near and at far objects. The pupils will grow large or smaller according to the distance of the objects before the eye. But the pupils is weak at near and at far objects. The educated physician knows the normal action of the knee-jerk; he knows that in any disease of the spinal cord, tapes dorsalis, the knee-jerk is weak or totally absent. When the tendon below the knee, known as the patella, is struck sharply there is a slight kick, but in advanced disease of the cord there is no kick. When the tendon is extended, the index finger of the extended arms together in front of you with eyes closed; if you are not able to do so there is some inco-ordination progressing in your body. When you stand with eyes closed and feet together close and you have a swapling of balance, you may also know that you have proof of degenerative process in your joints. You will notice in your promenades of the streets and avenues certain people going along swinging in an uneasy gait as if intoxicated—full of "moonshine" or "white milk"—you are satisfied that in a majority of causes it is due to co-motor ataxia caused by syphilis attacking the muscles of this poor fellow, although important of the seriousness of his condition and without intelligent medical aid, is headed for the scrap heap. THE ONLOOKER By A. L. Jackson they surrendered and entertained individuals who represented themselves as gentlemen but proved to be parvenues. We hope the time will come when fair-minded white men will in larger numbers have the wisdom and the courage to do what is better than than, than to think he to be political, than to think he to be going to discover that applauding the sicing of Dixie and catering to the professional Southern gentleman is not the way to build, up and strengthen American ideals and traditions. The North has been the keeper and protector of the ideals that have given us a great country. When we flop over and cater to the tradition that has stood for the destruction of those ideals we are not given us a great country, but in our duty to the sons of those men who cherish and nurse the false traditions of a lost and what the world recognizes now to be a very bad cause. THE VALUE OF POLITICAL JOB SOME of us felt reliably relieved at the appointment of Walter Cohen us容 controller of customs at New Orleans. The press has had great stress on the salary attached to the office us in some degree indicating the importance of the position. The press has at last consenting to make another appointment of one of the brechens to some position higher than a clerkship. If the salary has anything to do with the significance of a political appointment then the Washington administration has little cause for undue pride. Compared to what happens in our own state of Illinois in political politics it does not look so good. The Illinois governor matches Cohen's appointment with the appointment of John B. French to the state industrial commission at a salary equal to that of Cohen. Cohen acquires. The legal departments of the city of Chicago carry on their payrolls men whose salaries will match and in some cases surpass the salaries of the Harding appointees in Washington. According to the American Association of University Teachers due to a strong, dependable organization which makes for party success, Party government makes — a system of office holding. Without upholding the system we can say that as a people we have had very opportunity to participate in the spoils. The day may come when a political office among us will be valued for its opportunity to serve the republic rather than because of the size of the pay check. Until that time comes we must content ourselves with the knowledge that every appointment made is a grudging acknowledgment and part payment of organization that we must to split our vote in strategic places the acknowledgment will be more prompt and increasingly worth white. You have often "beo-motor ataxia" steal and others, mention of this disease is that beo-motor ataxia is a degeneration of nervous paths in the spinal cord. In fact it is a spinal cord disease. This disease usually begins at the lower end and extends upward toward the head. And that is what wiggle words are worded "ataxia". heard the words used by your phy- A fairly good deli- Dr. Williams meaning motion without order, or in-ordination of nonsuspect action. There is often a jerking or suspenseful want of order in motion of the lower extremities and often of the upper extremities, especially of the arms and hands. In the vast majority of cases, you will often hear the term, "tubes dorsalis," is caused by the effect of late syphilis. That old syphilite infection that you got years ago; the one that you regarded as "just a trivial affair," and perhaps you congratulated yourself that you used a little calf-shaped powder and took a little calf-shaped powder and you regarded as a simple sore soon disappeared and you thought you were well, and you even felicitated yourself that you were good enough doctor to cure yourself without calling for a regular medical adviser, but, oh, how foolish you were! Perhaps the sore did disappear and you did go on for years feeling the same. You did not, but it nevertheless was busy in your system night and day; it unmade no secular or outward manifestations, but it was playing havoc with your internal organs. Yes, it was attacking the seat of control of your body—your nervous system. The seat of its most severe attack is on the nerves of your spinal cord, the muscles of your walking, running and writing coordinating resides; hence you have motor ataxia. In the advanced and severe form of becomer attacka you are all down. The treatment in so far as curative is almost nil. The degenerated process of the disease may be arrested. You may see and read many advertisements, sure cure remedies, which is a fruitful and fat field for quacks and charlatans. But your line of safety first, in prevention. You must persistent treatment in the care of a well informed physician, a specialist in veneral work. In order that your mind may be refreshed and that you may be able to recall, if you have been so unfortunate to have been infected by syphilis, and in order that you may be enabled to recognize the incurses or the upcoming of syphilis in early stages, you may be well to tell your some of the cardinal and vital symptoms of the destructive JAPANESE EXCLUSION W7 WITH the conference for the Japanese Exclusion League. limitation of armaments out of the way and all the nice things said by the diplomats quoted by all the press representatives duly recorded, the department of state records to the trial of a case to decide whether the Japanese are inclined to citizenship. She said that the Japanese court has decided that under the existing statute the restriction of citizenship to "free white persons and those of African descent" leaves the little yellow man entirely out of it. Our neighbor, the Chicago Tribune, selects upon this decision to bring in another long-winded argument against the Japanese court. It will time the Japanese is the victim and butt of the bigoted prejudice of the Tribune. We do not question the wisdom of the justicees of the supreme court in deciding what the law says, and means, but we do think that if the opinion of the court is correct then the statute ought to be made a matter of individual worth and character and not a matter of race. No matter how we may pretend to soften the blow by assuring the Japanese that this decision has nothing to do with the question of racial superiority, it is nevertheless true that the Japanese will interpret it as an affront to them by asserting that the American opinion to a very large extent is not averse to letting this construction be put upon it so far as it reflects the real feelings of a great many people. Herein lies a great menace to the future peace and happiness of the world. Whether we are going to demand a larger place and more seats at the table where the mighty sit. The vanguardious and narrow-minded bigets who now control sentiment among us and attempt at every turn to add oil to the flames of race hatred and prejudice may have reason some day to turn to the flames who hope that will come to them before it is too late. PREJUDICE IN NEW ENGLAND A YOUNG boy in a New England town. He strength and the weakness of the white man. His friends and neighbors when put to the test failed him. They showed their weakness when they not the strong, aggressive, unreasoning prejudice of some Southerners who were their guests and of their Southern guests they insisted one of the local football heroes by refusing him a seat at the banquet table to which he had been formally bidden. The excuse of the hostus was that they were compelled to recognize the wishes of their guests. Because they were larger than the larger duty they owed to their neighbor and to their own Americanism. --- PART TWO WORLD TOPICS IN BRIEF Hard Rules for Visitors in Bavaria Red Tape and Police Cause Travelers Inconvenience Among the many annuities to which foreign travelers in Germany are subjected of the republic of obtaining special police permits for the privilege of staying in these political entities and special authorities, the Savarian authorities at least make it easy to read at regulations, which are printed in German in the book of 61 Broadway has received one of these official circulars, the English part of which reads as follows: "Foreigners, whatever nationality he (or persons having lost their nationality) desire to enter Savaria, or wanting to stay for any length of time in Germany, must besides their passports, which must be provided with a vise of a German consul, a written permission from the police authorities of the place where they desire to "If they propose to stop for any length of time at Munich they must obtain the permission form, at St. street 2 at Munich. If they propose to visit several places within Bavaria the necessary permission must be obtained and the district wherein the first place to be visited is sited. If a stay in Munich is included in such a contract, places for all places, Munich included, can only be obtained from the police headquarters at Munich. Red Tape for Request "In order to obtain a permission, a request to be permitted to stay in Munich must be given in Bavaria must be made in writing and handed to the police authorities of the respective place, giving a full description of the petition for the length of time the stay in Munich or elsewhere in Bavaria) is demanded. According to a Bavarian law regulation, a person must be made for granting permission to stay in Munich. The German authorities abroad, not permitted to visit the frontiers can also grant a preliminary permission to enter Bavaria. This preliminary permission in accordance with the obligation of reporting himself personally at the police headquarters in Munich or at the police office and any place outside Munich and of maintaining there the definite permission. Passing Through Bavaria For foreigners, and persons having lost their nationality, traveling only to report themselves at the police headquarters or apply for a permission of stopping in Bavaria, if their stay in Bavaria does not extend beyond 24 hours. For foreigners or persons having lost their nationality must report them in Munich or at the police office of other places in Bavaria, within 24 hours after their arrival, with their possession of a permission to be attached to stay in Munich or at any other place in Bavaria. For foreigners and persons having lost their nationality must report their possession of a permission to stop at Munich or at any other place within Bavaria are not permitted to stay in Munich or at any place or town within Bavaria. "Persons acting contrary to above laws and regulations make themselves liable to be fined or even imprisoned." Munich, April, 1922. "The Chief of the Police Department." In the alleged transfer of $80,000 gallons of alcohol by Louis and Abraham Auerbach, and others, of Cleveland hands in a little more than n year, The Auerbach brothers, Abraham Limbert, Morris Moss, Samuel Selker and others, not guilty to indictments charging them with a conspiracy to evade the prohibition laws. The government sold 600 gallons of grain alcohol on federal permits paying about $6 a gallon on the ground they were using it in the production of beer, sold it to bootleggers for $26 a gallon. The bootleggers, it is said, then diluted it one gallon to three, colored it and sold it and sold for $4 a gallon. Red Tape for Request Passing Through Bavaria "Munich, April, 1922. Find Mound of Crystals Near River THE WEEK Supreme Court Speaks A Mexican Protest WITH the pen and on the platform this writer told you what the supreme court would do for the Japanese. You have read what the court did by now. This writer may not know much of unimportant matters, but he knows the American white man. By this time Japan knows him also. The court says: "No, you are not, but the Japanese claim that they are American means white. Soldier Beck said maybe some Japanese were "white." "Look out," said the white man. No wonder our white people have the big head—every other race wants to be "white"; all other women try to be "white." Mr. Eddie" and "Miss Ann" are terms you hear from Colored people. That is why white people pay no attention to your cussing; less to you. Some one remarked of this writer, in reply to what was said about asking in vain on the door of OUR school. "He has gone too far; he knows TOO much; the United States is afraid to shout out Japan." The writer, but not so hard NOW. Justice Sutherland handed down the opinion. What is remarkable about the decision. That it is HANNING for everybody. That it is closed door; one for all; all for one. That is what is meant by tightening up. If you have not read the decision, ask some reading person to tell you what happened. That was announced, Justice Dquit said. "I am in on keeping out the Japs," said Mr. Day. Then he baden his associates a fond adieu. Your supreme court got out too far in the stream of Color. Read how they pulled the shore. "Because we will not admit you," says our high court to Japan, "does not allow you to be on the water or that your color is off, or that we do not KNOW that you are a good as ANYBODY. Please don't feel badly, but the truth is we have our hands full already. Open confession is the only way. Are you not now thinking of the future? Can you not look down the lane of time and see vallant men meeting foes?" Read historians and you will see enlightened you what others saw thousands of years ago. "Hence to adopt the color test alone would result in a confused overlapping of races and a gradual shift in the other with out any practical line of separation." Go no further. Say goodby to Japan as it embarks for home. When you're white people start talking about "overlapping of races," close the case. They know what they are talking about. They are naturalized in the U.S. A.7. Only these: "free white persons and those of African birth and decent." The door opens both ways for you, going and coming. Be still, sad, heart. **MEXICANS lynched in Texas by aggravated Texans, though dead, call out your state department.** The Mexican government tells Mr. duchesse that Mexicans are lynched and suffer mistreatment all over Texas. Mediately Mr. Hughes asks Governor Nedr to send the facts. By now Mexico should know all about Texans. In Mexican schools children are taught that Texas is a land of grandeur to the lied river. Little children think this. Years after they learn better. Texans, black and white, are a booster that it grew from no rite-racey. "We are but common people, of whom God made so many," says Texas, using a thought from Lincoln. "Your state is accused by Mexico," wrote Hushes to the governor of Texas: "let me hear from you." Mr. Neff will take his pen in hand imitating. That is what the anti-lynching bill will do for American nationals. If a man he put to death by the mob Uncle Sam, through the department of justice, the governor of Texas to let him know about the matter. A United States judge and a United States marshal will be on the ground. Houses can ask Governor Neff about a lynched Mexican why shouldn't Mr. Daugherty ask about a lynched AMERICAN? EXCUSE a personal reference. This writer thought that the invitation from white gentlemen to visit and speak at the Texas state fair little progress. Nov. 8 was the date. Maybe you would care to read ones [Copyright Chicago Defender by H. S. Abbott Publishing Company. All rights reserved.] Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY In Texas Some Letters —By Roscoe Simmons Ofreader by H. S. Abbott Publishing Company, or two paragraphs from the daily papers about the speech. Don't think that this writer seeks to make any reputation for himself. The matter is laid before you for the sale of your children. If it is, will see a bright light burning on the shore. Maybe one or two will say: "We will go even higher still." This writer's murky labors are but a small part of the foundation. Long after he has gone and been forgotten your children can build on the foundation the workers lay today. Always keep the children in mind. Its secrets come from the cradle, not the bier. not from the office. Take a few sentences from the Daily Journal: "Roscoe Gimson Simmons was the inspiring feature at the fair grounds Wednesday afternoon. Many visitors listened to the gifted orator. Simmons spoke to the vast, strong gathered about the outdoor platform for more than two hours." Now for several words from the Daily Enterprise, Former Governor Harry H. Clinton: "Highly protrational, Simmons is always entertaining. His address was filled with a brand of typical Negro philosophy which he brought on to the platform of the SHIRES." "Simmons REVELS in the fact that HE is a Negro, but his culture, albeit encompassed by EVERYTHING, is the biggest SHIRES," Simmons, holding the big crowd in his hand, drew a most compelling picture of the Negro in the days of the American Revolution, Indiana and asking him what he could do to save America. "His language went to the heart UNTIL IT BROUGHT TEARS, at the WHITE PORTION of the audience." Several columns of this, but this is too much already. Do not judge this writer harshly. If these words lighten up the face of a black boy or can strengthen any weary Colored girls' Kitses rise against, not with, the wind. Thousands of Colored people attended the fair. They had the time to play, to dance, to wear, to present, to people went in and out of a common gate, kept up more noise than anybody else, acted indies and gentlemen, won the ghd hand of their white neighbors. President Ben Jacken, Christian gentleman and pathfinder, whispered to this writer "next year they shall have a building." Oooh, together, not far apart is gospel of salvation for black and white, South as well as North. Room here for only ONE nation. Let no mournful numbers tell you that all is dark. Texas is bright with hope. THE country has changed, Mr. Harding is quoted as having written stories, discussing prohibition. No, the country is the same. The country is a little mad. Forcing religion on a man by law, carrying us to heaven by water, our white proclamation. You should read the history of the church. Its agency becomes weak, suffers a setback, only when the clergy takes God's business in their preach. Preach is the preacher. Let the state run the state. "My kingdom is not of this world," said Jesus. Taking himself, as most people do not know, is author of the prohibition amendment. Do you recollect the Harding proviso? It was, if the country did not ratify the eighteenth amendment, seven years earlier, it was recalled. The country was not asked to ratify. Mrs. Douglas Robinson felt shocked because Mr. Harding's letter to her on Monday was not ratified. The letters is dangerous; writing letters to ladies is fatal. Talk, but write as little as possible. Until recently colored preachers, who did not mix with the societies, didn't mix with the politics of the Anti-Saloon league. Somebody led a few of them off. But your clergy are mostly PREACHERS. American ladies make their men laughing stock of the world. What do you think of a manhood that you can't trust with a glass of wine? If you can't trust with it, you can't trust it with your money, in your home? Can you bank on its self-respect any time? No, you are saying, if you are thinking. Judge Holmes, federal judge in Judice, will soon retire from Sharp Williams, who will soon retire from a brilliant stage, had this to say to his grand jury: "We must either enforce prohibition or ADVERTISE ourselves as a man who hold that prohibition is for the other fellow and not for ourselves." Judge, it will cost less money to advertise! YOU must not dwell on unpleasant matters, but you also must not close your eyes against facts. Do you remember the report made to you by this writer on the New Orleans American Legion meeting? "It's true. You got fat on bitter words." This writer advised the soldier boys to get up a Legion of their own. "He wants a Jim Crow organization," someone told him. The boys are already finmered. What this writer wants is to see them manly enough to show the American Legion the stuff they have plenty left; let them do it. Look at the action of an American Legion post in Oklahoma. A little colored boy appeared in a Walton parade and an American flag went over his shoulders. Walton, Democrat, anti-klux, was CHICAGO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 "THE NEGRO IN OUR HISTORY" A COMPREIENSIVE REVIEW OF THE PART PLAYED BY THE RACE BEFORE, DURING AND FOLLOWING THE DAYS of BONDAGE YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS A SINGLE CHAPTER BEGINS SOON WATCH FOR DATE The Legion's Idea A New Discovery elected governor of Oklahoma over Fields, Republican, supported by the klux. The writer told you two months ago that Colored Oklahoma would take care of the situation. Follow this pen and be whole. Read the resolution passed and print as campaign thunder by the Legislation with knowledge of the Okin- a (G). "While clearly realizing the attitude of the American Legion in tabooing participation in purely political matters, we reservedely 'approving that attitude on the part of the Legion, we, the undersigned members of Rupert Harrison Post, American Legion, McAlester, American Legion, we, the undersigned approval of the action of the authorities in charge of the parade staged here Saturday in connection with visit of Hon. W. Watson, the vice president, was accompanied with Negro youths from the state Negro Reform school, THE CENTRAL NEGRO IN THE GROUP BEING DRAPED, GORGEOUS AND ANGELIC FLAG. WE are DISRESPECTFUL to the flag and an unwarranted display of the national emblem, barely short of INSULTING to the high sense of occasion which we should be able to WE found in the World war to preserve." "Quite a resolution. See for yourself that you disguise the flag your fathers fought to save by letting one of us wear it, according to the Legion." Great veneration for the flag, you say, especially as you remember what is done under the flag, sometimes even in Oklahoma. And more than only "WE" that fought in the war. Your sons didn't do much fighting, maybe. The consolation is that ALL of them were drafted, whites holding back and colored. They were forced. Men make you talk sometimes. The point is, the resolution doesn't stop white people from voting FOR White Colored people voting AINST FRIEND. Both the Klan and the Legion went down. A man is known by the company he keeps. Don't lose your temper over this. White people will be looking for you with the gun and the flag, begging you to take one and wave the face; also, meet the foe. And there will be draft dodgers as well. After it is all over you will hear the cry, "The bonus, the bonus." TURN from Steinmetz and Edison for a minute, and think of a discovery that means peace and more. Progressive farmers in Beauregard parish, Louisland, trying out diversification in crops accidentally found a way to kill boll weevils in no cover up and then the discovery is not covered up again by the weevils cotton will be king once more. Lately cotton's kingdom, like Belshazzar's, suffered hard shaking. Farmers plowed under green cotton stalks last season as soon as the cotton had been picked. This was done to prepare for a new crop, say or corn, or tomatoes and of potatoes. Up came these crops. Then time for cotton came around again. The cotton crop matured, but few weevils appeared. For 20 years they ate half the crop away; where were they now? It was found that immediate plowing under the green stalks after fall picking destroyed the weevil because it was too deep in the crop; where were they now? It was found that immediate plowing under the green stalks after fall picking destroyed the weevil because it was too deep in the crop; where were they now? Destroy the source of no danger. Tell the cotton plows to plow under the stalks NOW. DOCTOR MAKES NEW DISCOVERY A Frenchman, Dr Gabriel Bideon, has diversified methods to parallelize and useless muscles with mechanical equivalents. In most cases the "artificial muscle" is a muscle that is released by the weight of the body is released from the limb affected, it is brought forward as it would have done had the muscle contracted naturally. Men who appear to the white race to place light complexioned Colored Skin are more likely to they look white and who make same plea in societies and lodges to make committees light are a detrimental white man as Race's ambition. Battleship Pilotless Fires Guns Ex-Detective Invents Fighting Vessel That Operates Itself A 500-pound battleship which can steam out of a harbor, fire a broadside and return to its base without a crew, and invented the invention of George Novello of 657 Second avenue, Elizabeth. N. J. Novello has just completed the craft and is now building a new New York World. He had intended that it be used by the government, but the world war and the development of the nuclear bomb and the inventor now plans to have the ship perform at expositions. The vessel is five feet nine inches long, it is constructed of material that is resistant to the electric battery having been purchased. Even the motor was manufactured by Novello. The inventor is a shipbuilder and declares that the ship will be used to carry the he was a detective of the Elizabeth police force, and it was during his spare hours that he constructed the Says It's No Toy Can - Regulate Speed Hull of Pine Wood Twenty years ago Novello made the hull of pine wood. Novello develo four inches and he used lamin wicks and red lead for the caulking. So strong this become that he is forced to use a chisel if he desires to cut the wood of the craft. The eight life boats and two naphtha launches attached to the ship are entirely of Novello's own design. Assigned to the Italian quarter of Elizabeth. Novello soon rid that section of the undesirable. But before deleting he suffered two wounds in his head and a nose in the bargain. Novello earned the reputation of being the best deed was drawn up for petition recently his return to the police department, from which he had resigned. It was not present to the police commission, however. Novello is 50 years old. The laziest man on record did not belong to the Underwood family at all. His name was John Hole and he was a student at the hotel. When he registered at the hotel, he put down a capital J, punched a hole through the leaf of the register and put "James below where you have" James below. And you have —A.M. O. M. O. Chicago City, Ind. Another Arkansas Beauty A If you look at the above picture you don't need to read words commenting on the beauty of this long halred damsel. She is Miss Grace Washington, 507 East 20th street, Little Rock, Ark. She is as proud of her long hair as you bobbed beauties are of your shorn locks. In fact, she says a girl is foolish to bob her hair when so many attractive effects can be produced when one's hair is long. But next week is "Bobbed Hair Week." Nothing but bobbed beauties will smile upon you from this space in our next issue. Send your photos at once to the Art Editor, the Chicago Defender. Plant Lice Make Rain Scientist Tiny Insects Suck Sap From Leaves, Let Out Liquid Washington, D. C.-Do not blame meteorology for the 10-foot square "rainfall" that has been heralded from Alexandria, Va., near here. Entomology explains it. Protesting at the fanciful explanations and the mystery that has been thrown about this phenomenon, Dr. Humphrey, a professor of the physics of the United States weather bureau, declares that plant lice produce the supposed "rain." These insects are found on sycamore trees by the thousands. They are little brown mites, 3-1/4 to 1/4 inch long, which suck the sap from the leaves and infection is the liquid that appears to be rain. Dr. Humphrey says there are dozens of trees in Washington and there are many in Pennsylvania. Several of these are in Pennsylvania avenue and secrete so much of the slicky moisture that pollinators avoid passage. The liquid produced by plant lice is of a honey dew consistency and stays on the pavement or ground much longer than it can withstand of rain water. It has been suggested that something of this sort made the famous manna of the Israelites in through the wilderness from Egypt. It is also declared aburd to explain the Alexandra "rain" and the snow of the South. The self. Although there is a tree in South America which is said to do something of the kind, none of the trees of the Virginia city are of this species. Rain seldom falls in a ground-wetting shower over an area of less than square feet in a few drops, so a much smaller area, says Dr. Humphrys. The name "Brother Jonathan" as applied to America or to American men is generally used than it is now. It originated during the war of the revolution. After Washington had been appointed commander of the army he went to Massachusetts to get matters in shape there. He found a man who was a good teacher and other necessities, and for a time it seemed almost impossible to devise adequate means for public safety. Jonathan Connectleut, a man of perfect integrity and great common sense. Washington had implicit consent to allow Jonathan his preexpertity concerning the Massachusetts situation he remarked. "We must connatl Brother Jonathan with us," he said. The error was of great assistance to him. After that, when difficulties arose, it was Jonathan's duty to suit Brother Jonathan about this, and in time "Brother Jonathan" became a synonym, so to speak, of the U.S. Governor Trumbull looked the part of "Uncle Sam." He was tall, gaud, sharp-featured and long-legged and could be a trifle too short, we are told. Features and Correspondence STORIES INTERESTINGLY TOLD icture you don't need to read uty of this long halred damsel. n, 507 East 20th street, Little if her long hair as you bobbed ks. In fact, she says a girl is so many attractive effects can is long. And Hair Week." Nothing but on you from this space in our as at once to the Art Editor, Find Heir to Throne a Day Worker Lineal Descendant of Menelik Found in Illinois Town Springfield, Ill.—A pretender to the throne of Abyssinia by virtue of the name of Abyssinian coal for the state of Illinois, according to the claims of that showler, was born on June 12 when he man happened to visit the tomb of Lincoln, and there signed the visitors register. He lived here since 1852." Newman casually informed Herbert W. payt custodian of the tomb, "and I told him to coin before. Guess I have to sign my real name." To Mr. Fay's inscription, Newman inscribed upon the register the name "Prince Theodore Menclik." Recognizes Father's Picture. Mr. Fay then drew from a large coin that he placed in the censor ruler who once thrashed it itself. "That's him. That's the old man himself," exculated the local prince recognition of ururike visage. Newman, according to his story, was born in England, where his father was captured when he who had captured him in battle. Newman represented his father as an blood who was under a virtual slave by the British commander. His mother, he said, was an Abyssinian who was captured at the same time. When he was an infant his mother, when he was a child, where enemies spirited him out of the country and sent him to New York, with a considerable sum of money in dispatches. Wealth Soon Disappeared He was only 14 when he reached New York, a wealthy young prince, he said. The wealth soon disappeared, and he returned to country. He became a laborer, married and as the years passed his position to return were lost, he asserted. He now lives in a cottage here in Slingerland, where he holds a position for the Army. He is 85 years old and holds a 32d degree in Masonry. Although it is not generally known, there is a police department order to the effect that no policeman shall be in the nightlight while walking big heel. In the old days, when gray-haired policemen were the gay young blades that appears policemen were wont to swing their sticks swaggerily, the police became dexterous in doing fancy and variegated stunts with their claw and of which the result learned to twirl, twist, throw up and catch and to describe parabolas and other curves. So the result learned to twirl, twist, throw up and catch and to describe parabolas and other curves. The result was that fluvors used to congregate to watch impromptu club swinging contests between two pointers chance to meet on a street corner. The practice became so general that the police threatened and the general order against circling was posted. The appointment of a member of the Race to the President's cabinet Wealth Soon Disappeared --- England's Population Too Dense Can't Feed Her Millions So She Forces Many to Leave Country London, England.—Great Britain is too crowded, therefore somebody must move on. The empire settles in the north from Great Britain to the dongmins and colonies, has just come into practical operation with the publishing of the first official announcement lies the human drama of a new era, yet the most ancient social drama in history. The brutal fact motivating the empire's rebellion against Britain has, or soon will have, too many people. She must get rid of some of her sons and daughters. So she must migrate. So presently must Germany. At present there are twice as many key workers as deaths in England. Mr Keynes has said that there are far more of a million laborers will enter the labor market in excess of those who are far more than 1,000,000 workers, reporting 5,000,000 people, out of employment. To support the increase, the government unemployment slack. England would need to increase her national capital by 100,000,000 yearly. Yet her foreign trade which is her livelihood, is crippled by poverty of a large part of Europe. Her business is larger unless something statesmanlike is quickly done. Her business large sums in interest to America. Her government must large sums in interest to America. She possibly must such savings? So Britain is faced with the situation which has been the matrix of history—the insufficiency of the land economy about them and the poverty a land flowing with milk and honey, steal their hearts to face an unfortunate world and wander forth to destiny. The milk and honey tales flow in London from the agencies of the variegated honeysuckle and the actual honey are exhibited behind plate glass windows to prove them in the form of gigantic melons hung on the walls. Herbert Adam and Eve out of the Land of Eden, as the Cloud of Smoke and the Pillar of Fire warned the inhabitants of the Egyptians, so these new wanderers will go forth with a free steamship ticket and a set of vouchers home and dominion governments. Malthus Wins Out More than a century ago an English clergyman, Dr. Matthias, laid down the rules of the present problem. Population, he said, is cumulative: its increase produces a new increase so easily as it can be made in a couple of generations. The food, the other hand, remains stationary or increases but slowly. It is therefore mathematically proved that the population increases that there is food for them to eat. Malthus' demonstration frightened people mightly at the time and increased the demand after an undreamed of thing occurred, having two results which unsettled the mind: this was presumably the result of a scale large scale first to manufacturing machinery and second to transportation, and a new number of ores by machine by ores or 80 or had previously produced by hand, thus increasing the wealth production of the country, and stewardships brought food rapidly from distant parts. So Great Britain turned into a gigantic manufacturing nation, the other side of the web, in 1891 the population of England, Scotland and Wales, for whose future Malthus would be the later Britain was supporting 25,000,000 and now, after another 50 years, 45,000,000. (Gretland is left out of this list.) The British were steadily after the famine of the '40s.) Rate of Increase Too High People living in the nineteenth century were under the illusion that the earth was normal and stable. They did not see that this dismay cumulative population was an abnormal historic spurt which could not last. Today we know that the increase of increase to be maintained. Unless some scientist can extract bread and butter out of the air there is not the ability to sustain a population that could sustain her prospective population of 150,000,000 in the year 2020, because of the Chinese empire. The fact is, the world has become small. There is no longer an in size of a single cell on the surface. There is no longer an infinity of unexplored farm land to be cultivated. There is no longer a collection of raw materials began to be felt before the war. The growing population forced the nations into rivalry to secure these materials. The migration of peoples was to sight, and the nation had to have to migrate. But everybody lost the war, and in pretty nearly every country we think seriously about migrating. For the moment the grat uncalculated areas of Australia, Canada, and the United States are a home for millions of people, provided they can exchange the false security of industrialism for the real security of the empire settlement act authorised the British government to go halfways with the dominions, up to $15,000,000 a year for 15 years, toward paying the costs of emigrants and their families. WRECK HOME OF BEN FRANKLIN Benjamin Franklin's first Philadelphia home, where the philosopher took up residence upon his birth, is the former home to provide for the approach to the new Delaware river bridge. The house is a ramshackle shanty and a small, modest home, only an alley. The windows and panels of the old building, all splendid examples of colonial workman-made architecture, by the curator of Independence hall. PAGE FOURTEEN Commission Shows How Press Erred Report Bares Method of Newspapers in Spreading Rumors Report Bares Method of Newspapers in Spreading Rumors The commission finds that in dealing with any phase of the problem, the commission should whether that problem had to deal with jobs, houses or school conditions, or whether the biggest stumbling block was the existence of a prejudiced ignorant or misinformed public opinion which was undertaken to find our those factors which have to do with the making of public opinion questions, or course it was the press. The report says: Article from the agencies ordinarily responsible for providing the information in equally as powerful in developing and influencing quotations. For that portion of the public which depends upon the press for information concerning it, this agency holds a controlling hand. By both whites and Negroes, that the policies of laws made relations more difficult, at times fast-ringing news, by inflaming the white police against Negroes. A study of daily newspapers of Chicago covering a 100-year period, includes 108 letters to the press, and ninety-six editorials on the Negro. Sample of the type of publicity given to racial news concerning Negroes and white news, with good news value, of the 1933 articles published, 60%, or nearly 100% of the news. Each of these articles specifically identified the persons involved as Negroes. Constant identification of Nexerges with certain characteristics to stamp the entire Nexerges group in the public mind as guilty of the already causing belief that Nexerges as a group are thieves, and thus they are arrested more readily than others. Indication and with the crimes alone against them leave no room for suspensions on the offences involving race, the subtle imposition on their suspensions, aggaching the crime only to the individual, and not to inform, and it will against the whole Nexerges community by Nexerges, that if each a crime was committed, it will be in telling of his crime, a popular fear and prejudice would soon develop against all crimes involving Negroes alone receive little attention. The group is committed within the group, and this group is regarded as one of the most active and most hold very little news value. When, however, a member of the community group, whether in industry, housing, or any other area, is thus established, and the information becomes apparent, the conflict with other neighborhoods the "invasion" of white News items on politics involving Negroes get more space and attention. In the list of articles studied are the Negro group. White Press Misrepresents Articles of this type illustrate the impact of the NEGRO crisis on the presentations of the Negro. One of the most identifiable Negros with reports of incidents, in recognition of the gross unjustification of the NEGRO crisis. The Nearer Press The development of the Negro press was stimulated by several necessities. (a) The indefference of the white press is unfortunately spectacular, and the con- fidence of the black press WAS A NERVOUS WRECK Ferrie, Tex.—I am taking St. Joseph's best female tonic I ever tried, and I have tried several. My monthly payment is $10. I have headaches, so nervous that I would go to all places at the least it is worth it. I am a different woman, feel stronger, well and happy. I advise every woman to get a bottle of G. F. P. if she isn't sick. You deal well with her. Have my permission to use this letter if you wish.—Mrs. Joe Ewing. Mr. Ewing knows that St. Joseph's G. F. P. is the best female tonic. She has used this tonic and feels like a bottle of G. F. P. when you buy a bottle for $1.00, and return your money if you have taken it and are not satisfied. St. Joseph's G. F. P. The Woman's Tonic By AL. Jackson We and Our Government, by Jeremiah Whipple Jenkins and Rufus C. Bentley, in the American Booth. The American View-point society, a department of Rent & Lightway, Inc. New York, preses by the Escape, by Jeffery E. Jeffery: Thomas Bolton, New York, publisher It is not generally known that the Harvard University Athletic association busys during every football game on the fall schedule. Porty of the best of the photographs that have been taken throughout the country public view in "Football and How to Watch It." by Percy D. Haughton, sequent base of items of interest about football throughout the country to the importance of developing the solidarity of interest and purpose for measures of defense, correcting the infeld, and centering the attention of Negroes upon themselves and their advancement. Rumor. If unchecked, can do incalculable under the term "rumor" are those unfounded tales, incorrectly deduced with significant content added by the narrator, all of which are given wide public. Other forms of rumor are tales which are either califications of partial statements of fact and service only for reallocation. Of the rumors predicting rums, one example will illusory caught in the set of crawling beneath a house in which Negroes were killed in kerosene. He confessed that his mission was arson to police the current rumor that it was known that Negroes had set fire to the house. A persistent tale circulated during and after effect that the bodies of hundreds of Negroes were taken from the thrown after being killed by white rioters. The story was so frequently repeated in Congress. It caused an intense feeling among Negroes. Investment and other agencies showed that in bodies crinkled or recovered from it. LITERARY NOTES Rumor Myths scheduled for late September publication by the Marshall Jones Company of Boston. They are printed in large, bold letters that every possible bit of detail may be preserved. A full-page description faces each, in contrast to the brief edition which is printed below. The location in the usual books on football. John Cournos, the author of "Babel," which has just been published in this country by Bont & Liveright, and Don by William Heinemann, is generally regarded here as an English author. As a matter of fact, Mr. Cournos was born to parents came from Russia, many years ago and settled in Philadelphia, where young Cournos began his newspapers outside of the Pennsylvania station. From peddling papers to the job of printer's devil on The Wall, where Cournos worked his step and from printer's devil to reporter was a matter of only a few years. During these years when young Cournos was a large family, he spent enough money to make his grand tour abroad and finally settled in the city of Philadelphia three years, during which time he wrote his trilogy, "The Wall," "The Mask" and "Babel." Mr. Cournos' current publication with high hopes that the American critics will be as kind to "Babel" as have such distinguished critics as Rabecca West, Rose MacManus and Kaye Smith, May Sinclair, etc. "Born July 22; 1898, in Bethlehem, Pa. Father and ancestors all in the family from the island of Minneapolis, celebrated chiefly for chickens. Possessed by Mexican bandit, Ceruleanly hope Pedro is one of us. " * Family removed to California, father in connection with the overland ferry船s take the Ovalboro Limited across Cerquinez straits. " * Family acquires a juquita. " * Educated there at Summerville academy. Entered Yale with the class of 1901. Received a degree as any editor of the Record. Was rejected for everything but the Kitchen unkind enough to examine my eyes. Served in the state department in Washington as a code clerk, and in college, not a degree, till the seniors passed, " as my physics instructor replied when I questioned him as to "Got a job as copy writer in an advertising agency the summer of 1920, and I wanted to look efficient, lunching off milk and crackers like all well-known business sensibilities and attending scholarship in the Yale graduate school and took an M. A. in English at Waterstreet, N. Y. father returned to Waterstreet, N. Y. father station, and wrote 'The Beginning of Wisdom,' for France in October, 1820, on a traveling fellowship. Because营救, while over there, and the lady in question being willing to take her own advice, her parents' bride, returned to J. S. A. June, 1821. With her inspiration and Curl Brand's assistance, succeeded in obtaining which C. B. sold to Henry Sell of Harper's Bazar so that Miss Rosemary Carr became Mrs. S. W. Benet and Curl Brand went back to Europe for seven large months from which we have just recalled. "My personal appearance I shall not attempt to describe. Recreation: I cannot swim and tennis. I have no father, and one that is not suspected of causing hiver, however. I shall adopt it. "Young People's Pride," Mr. Carr was published by the Holts, Aug. 23. We believe that such deviations from apparent norms among Nerges are due to their distinct racial traits. We urge racial distinctions upon white persons to exert their standing beliefs concerning Nerges which cannot be said out of which there is mutual fear, distrust and opportunist. That much of the literature and scientific responsibility for such prevailing misconception of mental and moral development only comes from uncontrolled emotionalism, and have a distinctive tendency to commit crimes. This is the concluding installment of *Summer of the North*. The book is titled "The Negro in Chicago." The circulation department will be glued to the cover, and the issue will be preceded by installments. The entire official report of 477 pages of the book will be available at the Chicago University Press 58th street and Ellis avenue, Chicago, Ill. Price, $6. Keep your lawn clean. Have the children remove newspapers from in front of the home. Clean surround-advertise a clean, fine character. Author of "Babel" An Autobiography Propaganda. Conclusions of Commission THE CHICAGO DEFENDER World War Blind Get Free Fares Foreign Governments Extend Sympathy to Their War Vets At the request of the French national office for the industrial assistance director of the international labor office, recently forwarded to the department of the international transit conference at universities, the following proposals relative to special conditions which might be provided for blind workers should be reconsidered by the exercise of blind trade or profession should have the right to make the journey accompany only one ticket which will entitle them both to transportation. . . . 2. The adoption of a formal card for all countries and which would be recognized as assuring the blind worker the benefit of the reduction of costs. . . The president of the Barcelona conference referred this question for technical committee on communications and transit which committee subcommittee on questions of railway transportation. A questionnaire in the world on the subject governments in the world on the subject port has been compiled from the response to remote sources of the facilities provided the blind in various countries of the world. South Africa those blinded as a result of the war are authorized to travel free on government railways and their guides are allowed a 50 per cent reduction. In Belgium those blinded as a result of the war and their guides are allowed $u$ 50 per cent reduction. The blind in Norway is now under consideration. In France those blinded through war and their guides receive a $u$ 50 per cent reduction in travelling in the exercise of their profession receive. if they have insufficient funds permits them to travel, with their guides, for the price of a single ticket. Norway, during the summer holidays, pupils in industrial schools for the blind and their guides receive a reduction of three-quarters of the In Holland the blind worker traveling in the exorcesse of his trade pays the original fare, but is allowed a guinea pig. In Portugal those blinded through war travel at the expense of the state. In Australia the blind workers and their guides travel free in the differen'travel conditions. Travel conditions for the blind civilian varies in the different states. AUTOS HIKE IN NEW GOLD RUSH We are much pleased with the public response to the articles written in this volume. So many of our readers have taken to the website and are reading the articles, as they have many useful and amusement attractions to keep their attention. The residents of the larger cities to the north and south of the city, with some zeal as our brothers in the district, as they have not the social amusement features of the city main. As we have covered about all of the articles, we shall now give a little attention to the queries made to the radio and to the website, and to parts most remote and from individual parts of the city, as well as the queries will show. The next column has referred the questions which are as follows: Everette Renfroe, care of Radio Editor Chicago, Defender, Chicago, IL I have been reading the articles of Leit, Hawkins, who stated that any column would be answered free of charge, and that I am writing so, I am writing you for assistance, so I have a non-generative condenser to conserve heat. I denser, one varocaplet, rheostat, grid it be changed, the heat set? JUAN BERAGA? San Juan, Puerto Rico. Answer: Yes. In the motor in series with the plate circuit; directly couple your anneal wire to the motor. Inductance. This in turn is shunted by variable condenser, grid and flame. Answer: Only the 50-turn secondary and 100-turn ticker have definite variegation. The 100-turn cell and the 120-turn cell will be placed at right angles and fixed as heat suits placed to best advantage. E. M. R. M. will be placed in a water drain in a small light court and be used as a ground wire. Answer: It will work out fairly well, but not as efficiently as a wire wall attached to a water pipe. E. M. R. M. will be placed in a water drain in a small light court and be used as a ground wire. Answer: It will work out fairly well, but not as efficiently as a wire wall attached to a water pipe. E. M. R. M. will be placed in a water drain in a small light court and be used as a ground wire. Answer: If you will connect your primary variable condenser across the ground with the ground, you will be able to take up to the wave length. Your primary variable condenser connected to the primary variable condenser connected secondary. Connect this variable condenser across the coll leading to grid condenser and filament of your wire. E. M. R. M. Radio Editor: Please give me direct answers. Answer: For broadcast receiving, write to 229-765-2222. For to 229 write to 229 on a frame four and one-half-inch on a frame four and one-half-inch apart. A 400-mil可载able condenser is connected across the radio. My set work well uninterrupted. The radio and it made no difference whether my detector tube was lit or not. What is Answer: I have studied your diary and found in your first amplifying transistor the unique windings to determine whether the microphone is not burned out. The fault possibly lies in the microphone. We announce that other queries will be answered in this column at some future date. Those who de-answered will kindly send postage with their re-response. SCHOOL STUDY SPORTS ```markdown ``` This week we two have a brand new. There is a boy, although calls himself Bennie, and has writ- ered for us to read, I friends to sit at a right in reading it. I am very different from anything had. If you miss the first part, you will miss it. Letters No. It's Not a Cap Behold the Day! Dear Bud: - Just a time or so from a Macon Billiken. I was asked to thank you for your help. I also Macon Billikens. Hope that some day one of my latters will get in print and be published. I hope none of them have shown as yet. Bud. I regularly and five others that I hear from occasionally. I am trying to get some new newish jokes by Allegra Winters, 493 Tillahall avenue Macon, Ga. Don't feel at Home Yet. Dear Bud: I have written you a letter to me. I am not sure I will never send me my card or button. I received a letter from one of the Billikens. But you know how it is. Bud, I don't feel like I am a member. I am pretty sure I am a member. I am 14 years old the old lilac trombone. I am 14 years old the old lilac trombone. I am 14 years old the old lilac trombone. I will close. Sincerely yours-Rozel C. 116 West Kansas street, Pittsburgh, Ks Invited to Macon Dear Bult: I thought that I would write you a few lines to let you know how much I love you. I got some new members for you. These girls are my schoolmates, so I asked them to be in my class. She is a girl in Macon, Ga. by the name Alice Rawley, whom I have been correspondent with. She sent me her picture and also a folder of pictures of our schools down there and invited me to visit her. Well, I guess this will be for now. Your truly, Alma M. R. White. How to Make Kansas Doughnut Ingredients: Four cups of flour, three cups of sugar, one teaspoonful cinnamon, one teaspoonful sugar, and nutmeg, one cup sugar, one teaspoonful cinnamon, one teaspoonful sugar / Cream shortening, add sugar and warm heaten eggs, air in the milk add nutmeg, salt, flour and baking powder. dough is not stiff add more flour. Roll on flour, poured into dough. Cut out and use in deep pot of fat until brown, Drain and sprinkle in 100% Sprouts cheese, Atchison, Kan. Amber Marmalade Ingredients: Large orange, grapefruit, lemon, avocado. fruit, lemon, sugar. Method. Since the fruit thin, rejecting the seeds and cores. Measure and and the seeds and cores which water is there is fruit. Let this stand over night. Boll five minutes in the morning, then add a part of sugar for every pint of fruit and water. Let this stand over night and then add water. This is very good for breakfast stories the gender- Verna, Virginia, Minn. Puzzle 8652 7934 1486 2953 X How old is Bobbie? Will tell you next week. Questions and Answers What is round and shiny, but is not gooey? What runs without feet? Water. What has no legs, two legs, and then two feet? When does the dog then two legs, then four legs as u frog. What is that which a young girl looks at, but does not wish to find? A When does a son not take after his mother? When does a son not leave anything for him to take. On what toes does a corn never come? 350 Who are we? We are two little twins that live in a little tan house which has brown crowned babies. We grow in the earth and everybody loves us because we have bread and spread us on their bread, and eat bread and be bothered by their children to buy us. Peanuts, tuna, Brassaw, 620 Railway Defender Junior CHILDREN'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER In personal appearance he was a man of great bright eyes, strong, active, agile, full of vitality and extremely good looking. He was a man who liked to read about—the kind you like to read on the screen. He could start a thing and finish it. He could instruct others, and finish it. He could instruct others, and found in the front ranks. When the gang had to retreat in the face of overly aggressive neighborhood jamborees, he was always the one to cover himself. He was courteous. He was game. He was a man and a game-souled little American. Ruthle was his sister. She was just a courageous girl, he a first-rate tomboy to describe, and a sophist little tomboy to with, additional qualities of self-affection and sophistication, with which she differed from Davy. He was wild and woody and yet he was not what you could call obstinate and head-strong, much serious trouble with him. When he was usually obeyed her without a childish murmur, or out-shirt lips, you could like to have her own way as much as she could. You might call a bully. But nevertheless, in ladies, with their big eyes and poutish lips, are pretty, and Ruthle was a woman of her prettiness. Ruthle was a cautious stirring up spite and revolution. She liked to make life miserable for her and harry them. She liked to fight them on the slightest provocation made her woofty unimpacting behavior and "cold shoulderer" in a way that painfully uncovered the affection in their high-falutin' little hearts. But Ruthle boys. Davy would permit her to play with a much better would be much better. She liked the Steve Hall will have to look out for Arthur I. Reese, 1642 West 7th street, Los Angeles, who, when the picture wasn't hot, Arthur must not have read Steve's challenge. I got a call from Steve last week and he said one Billiken had promised to give him a race for the Israel's greatest man. Arthur certainly must like pretty girls. Where is my hat? It is taken away And my sheerting is all in a knot I can't find a thing where it should be today And, sister, please fasten my shoe. The town clock will strike in a minute. And, fear, to the foot I must slink See all my books are trembling down And some of them biotied with ink I wish I had not lingered at breakfast the last. I wish I had was fine. Edward and Harry must have eaten very fast To tell me, when I am not done with mine. They hurried from breakfast, with everything straight; Can't remember at my door with the sticks. I suppose they say I was dressing too But tomorrow I'll be up at six. Leon Jefferson, P. O. Box 515 Vocabulary Hints back-stays quad cache nuaver decapitate pelagogue dudet luf chronometer jaundice eclipse irritant JOIN THE BUD Every boy and girl reader of this com- nothing to join, you pay no dues. You today and become a member. No bo- send in this blank. APPLICATION BLANK BUD BILL I wish to become a member of The Name JOIN THE BUD BILLIKEN CLUB Every boy and girl reader of this column is eligible to membership. Costs nothing to join—you pay no dues. Fill out and return the application blank today, and become a member. No boy or girl will be accepted who does not send in this blank. Poems Late School Box. idea of playing with boys and of being pamphy and pamphy and frillyed. They more interesting games than 'drop the ball' and 'throw the ball' but they weren't scared to go in search of adventure with a tang of danger to play with. It was a something which appealed to her bizarre little nature. It wasn't every girl girls were barred and tabbed. But she could play with them on account of her bravery and the chief and she liked the adventure. Now there was one boy living in the basement of the house, whom we must introduce to you before we go much further. His name was Wendy. She was a bird and a drunkard and a brawler and a teacher. He was a hardworking woman of the slaving type, who could master all the time, so it seemed, except on Sundays. Indeed, she worked with others that she had little time to look for and forced to work in this slavish fashion. Someone had to make the living. There was Brownie, but they stayed at home when he went to school. There was a girl also, Carmel and coolish body, with a sort of a dollababy face and fairish complexion, who spent most of her earnings on ally doles. This effort to relieve her mater's burden. Brownie, the youngest, was the only one to help out. He was strong and vigorous and durable for age, and earning quite a bit of money in this effort to help out. He was strong and vigorous and durable for age, and earning quite a bit of money in this effort to help out. She wouldn't take all of his money though. She would take all of his money. This was against his will, but she could have worked so hard for it. There are many types of mothers you know. There is an individual. Every mother is a mother. Once upon a time there lived a lady two children, Guaslo and Alphonso. two children, Guaslo and Alphonso. Gusseis was brave as she could be and so was Alphonso. One day their mother themselves. She told them not to open their disoriented child. He opened the door to go into the yard and play. He had a large bear came and stole him away. Later Gusseis called for him, but he brought him, but Alphonso didn't answer. So far as she could. But it soon grew dark and she could not see. Then she next morning, when she could continue on, but in the morning she forgot the road to follow and she didn't know where she could be. She followed some birds which have been in the watering. Her mother was there, worried about both of them, mother immediately called her friends and they looked every place for Alphonso, who lost forever. This taught Gusseis a lesson. Chicago, Jackson, Muss. Billiken Wit One evening a boy entered a store and handed the clerk a note, and handed him the money, and no money, my children and I are starving. "Don't you give us something to the kind-hearted clerk filled a large bag of money the boy who departed quickly. In a few minutes the boy again entered the store, he's the trouble now?" asked the clerk. "Mamma sent me lack to get the trading stamps," replied the boy. His Prayer Answered. A little boy, so his parents told him to pray for one. He prayed for several days and then he prayed for his father carried him in the bedroom to sleep. When he saw two brothers, he exclaimed: "Gee, Dad, isn't it a good thing that I stopped praying when I did it." Some Tough Guy. Tom: Say, Mike, my father's so touch he cuts his nails with an ax and cleans his teeth. Mike: That isn't nothing, my uncle shaves himself with a blow torch. Wants to Be a Turtle. Little Brother: Gee, I wish I was a Big Brother: Why? Big Brother: Why? Mike: I would put my head in and see what was the cause of the pain. WEARS BRASS The average woman of means in Burmese about 50 pounds of brass jewelry. His Prayer Answered WEARS BRASS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 HOME PLAY WORK Billiken Studio THE MILITARY New Members U. R. Box 5, 1200 Springs. MIS SHELVY R. *ARKY BANDY*, age 13 625 Paul avenue, Deloitte, Wis. 626 Gilpin street, Denver, Colo. 629 Gilpin street, Denver, Colo. MISS MILLIAN R. ANDERSON, age 20 MISS MILLIAN R. ANDERSON, age 20 collegeiate graduate, W. I. GEORGE W, QINCES, age 14, Mich. MICHAEL M, ALISTER, age 17 MICHAEL M, ALISTER, age 17 BROWN, C, CRITTEN, Kan. 1851 Burl street, Dallas, Texas 1851 Burl street, Dallas, Texas care Palsley's Pharmacy, 302 East Bentonham street, New Castle, Pa. 488 Sixth street, Clinton, Ind. MISS FREDERICK GATES, age 15 Bloxford, Ind. ROY RHYNE, age 18 MISS LERoy H. GAMBLE, N. C. MISS LERoy H. GAMBLE, N. C. P. O. Box 875, Stampm, Ark. 1 Poplar street, Vickersburg, Mo. WILLIAM WEBB, age 16 MISS DOROTHY LEE GAMBLE, age 11 P. O. Box 765, Stumms, Ark. 1 Poplar street, Vickersburg, Mo. P. O. Box 504, Stampm, Ark. MISS ADDIE BROWN, age 13 Ohio. DELKO FISCHER, age 15 2715 Williams street, Denver, Col. MISS ADDIE BROWN, age 13 76 Tyler street, Paterson, N. J. HATTIE LOUISE PHILLIPS, age 15 Bentonham street, Ind. BENNIE HARRIS, age 15 634 W. Euclid avenue, Springfield. O. Fair and Wabash avenue, Benton Harbor, Mich. R. F. D. 4, Attachmen, Kan. HIRTIE EDWARNS, age 15 R. F. D. 4, Attachmen, Kan. HIRTIE EDWARNS, age 15 R. F. D. 4, Attachmen, Kan. ELVIRA R. HAWKINS, age 20 14 E. Thomas at, Rocky Mt. N. C. 14 E. Thomas at, Rocky Mt. N. C. 193 Grand avenue, Rocky Mt. N. C. MAGGIE L. MERRROTT, age 17 MAGGIE L. MERRROTT, age 17 KRISP BATTLE, Rocky Mt. N. C. 107 Park avenue, Rocky Mt. N. C. Maryland Ave. 108 145 Nylea avenue, Rocky Mt. N. C. ALBERTA WHENZIE, age 17 Maryland Ave. 109 Penn. MISS HOLTON BROWN, age 15 West First street, Stampa, Ark. Maryland Ave. 110 Penn. 206 Main street, Little Rock, Ark. OCTAVIA STROWDER, age 15 Maryland Ave. 111 Mich. LOUIS WITT, age 12 7014 S. Popular at, Charlotte, N. C. Maryland Ave. 112 Charlotte, N. C. 309 Church street, Cheraw, S. C. FONTELLA RANGE, age 15 Maryland Ave. 113 Ind. WALTER SONYETTE, age 15 516 Rose Marn street, West Palm MARY JORDAN, age 10 E. Winslow street, Freport, III. Maryland Ave. 117 Fox, age 14 Fox 599, Glove, N. C. PAULINE COLE, age 14 Maryland Ave. 120 Graveler, Colo. MARY LOVE, age 15 3351 Munger street, Dallas, Texas. MISS DORSEY M. CARTER, age 15 Chicago, Illinois. RENSE PRICE, age 12 135 F. Park plk, Oklahoma City, Okla. 138 Whiton st., Jersey City, N. J. BLANCH PINETT, age 12 140 Whiton st., Jersey City, N. J. ELIZAETH IRONS, age 12 141 Tyler street, Paterson, N. J. MARBARET MAISHAIL, age 13 Oliver Ohnott, Attn. JOSHIF LOPIN, age 12 450 Cynthia street, Akron, Ohio. P. S. College, Little Rock, Ark. JOHNIE LEE BUTTER, age 17 P. S. College, Little Rock, Ark. MARY LEFTA BUOCT, age 19 181 Rampage street, Washington, D. C. 181 Avenue of the Emirates, Ala. FREDERICK HOMISON, age 15 181 Avenue of the Emirates, La. CHARLES W. KING, age 19 181 Avenue of the Emirates, Joseph, Mich. BRILE FORT, age 15 15598 Maine street, Detroit, Mich. MARK DETROIT, age 15 Box 244, Fort Gibson, Miles. GEORGE JOHNSON, age 15 DAN HUDSON, age 15 Hudson avenue, Daston, Fla. 5200 St. street, Chicago. MABE ESTELL GERBER, age 17 MABE ESTELL GERBER, N. J. MISS VERA SHITH, age 17 GENEVIE V. HAMLET, Pa. GENEVIE V. HAMLET, Pa. Stonchout, W. Co. TWENTY-FOUR, age 20 115 Jefferson street, Marlon, Kan. CLEMINTINE BRECKENRIDGE, 17 P. S. College, Little Rock, Ark. JACOB J. MORGAN, age 20 12323; Fourth st. Sacramento, Calif. 12324; Fifth st. Sacramento, Calif. P. O. Box 144, Reserve, La. MISS ETHALY V. BROWN, age 20 ANNIS MAE ELBERT, age 17 ANNIS MAE ELBERT, age 17 ROBERT W. IVILLE, Chicago, IL 2019 W. 17th st. Indiana, Ind. IND. 17th st. Indiana, Ind. Cochrane street, Dallas, Texas JAMES STEYENES, age 15 JAMES STEYENES, age 15 VICTOR M. BENJAMIN, age 22 Third Provided Co., 25th Inf. C. MARY DENT, age 14 635 Pine street, Pittsburgh, Pa. JAMES STEYENES, age 15 206 E. 17th street, Chandler, Okla. JESSIE MAY BROWN, age 24 CONTE MARTIN, age 14 Batterville, Ark. MISS ETHALY V. BROWN, age 20 209 First street, Macon, Ga. 209 First street, Macon, Ga. 208 East Eighth, N. W. New York City. CASSELL WIGLEY, age 14 CASSELL WIGLEY, age 14 186th avenue, Paterson, N. J. 186th avenue, Paterson, N. J. THODORE HODGE, age 14 186th avenue, Paterson, N. J. JINCE AXLEY, Los Angeles, Cali Birthdays Attention Hillkens. I want you all to that I can have the other Hillkens send you can have the other cheer. This week we have two babies but one card. to Hillkens Gilbert, 2008 East 22nd Bank, 1901 North Central Avenue, Darien. Both their birthdays are on Nov. CADITA F Paget pee eles iosinagetig Hat Rows SBN aiid te Meas Rea ree BE bees Si ohag fe ae Rai nc, i, ints ee Saati s sae ore Bs Sena tad eae Todas oie ae Dae Gee tate a pecan ahs a sie Sena it Hook oe ee ie Ie Nes aetna Sey are SaaS egal oie Seah ep agit wrist Hey a es a Sha tka at die genes Ring Pros, ‘itaters, Mrs. Wilhelmina Silas Bt arta Re Be. 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Mertwether for his ten- Be Piel Sas et fae aise eine teria ha a is Bascal ate at eet Be ae Mea ed apna nh Messed ce aie Hea a ace Pi Bact Hava et oe he cetcsit fe ease geen ie Seen GLARE tee epee na nag cs tte Se er cen ae ct Migern RR wees ge See Sr or tie Bet Sin Sloat Be Ah 2 dhs drt Sacste Ben, Pete iets aed sac, “ion Wat poeta ee 18 Ste ule Garten, Wm, Ss Davis. Sope Oe Gemhar angst Pa eee ty peel ae Baie white Be Bie Pa he Re va Homes, Moe cie'B. ‘erisetner, award ieatie, Or Beat one Sea a Se Rodatamel comers, te, aire, Hasdwlek ot iodlaiapolle, has rc ie anata Neate reed has MU ey Muse Weak ese ae faut ar edema “ha Giiay seer en ich ho bier Sesotho Fae ce Ae Latah tee ac ivi Feviak wag haha ek eae" tina SS Shams Gigtnd cere stl” Pas Hae in ape ge techie es airha 9 Sahai auenict Boruc HL te clat oft bate Beak Boat ert be be Se sae ay erste wee the welfare fund. marae were marrind at the Second Tan aia ma ge aS cnt i gett teh ates fe toa Saag ace rec Cn SAY ye Hate bo He che ie Mia see a as Keath eae cs ee ara stent ste: in Seti Mite San ote nears ar hme as acer et tap atiteai le tatioe Meethon Sunday, The, play. “ftuth” Seer Som ena tan. Soe hcwaee $e Sa hl aa eri ea, Sa aS iy gta ee ce st goof dee pore Whi San ain ie aSie NMS SY (Pind Elida of airs. Funnte, Wooltite, ‘Si@ Sissourl | oS Faeroe alti gt ake re salt St rect ning lant Ue aR ae Sa eee a alee Farle Waster. sot Suiraourl avenue: Sr Sinha hehe te ie ire aaa tS Nt Tiaras Sgt senate or ie seienet Sr Se eo miele ace tana eee Br Ho: Saaetce shea George. Wile ng a Gc aa eae Ei nt Se ts Sa ee ale igh Seseaatt ne “aloe Sunday, hg, Amanda, Ss7 slonary outs, Baty sc Giarenee & Wut ari ea cea ae tae it hatte eared ae oe sake deus asia fasette Arete alta ihe rene: BE oe camp, Fred Smith. Warren Day, Clay anh fea path, Naren Pe i inka Sauk aed ete Ue Hon snore echt oat att fai gue taba ech Be day evening at the Manona’ all, Bes Thorens TAT clube at, ner how on Home conte hgh ton cfu aM Ce lesa he Ringe rage Se aonrete eRe Pua ae sone aaron set See fer gta Bey Sa te Case ge rae Saeko Soa Meming ae the Peatlence of Heer ay SEL. bee oe, la Mee et ad he oats Si eet oes coat Si Soa eth se ena oi hogy a a fe ithe chet a cose Cea dimen Sctnae fan Ha pesan cnentinnst Re oped for both ecenines. * jen ane SO Fae kin gre sich Sn aril 3s See se ee ee Be dims Peaity Stale Rta fant fora! Genie nena ah are teed Hens etic S16 ee sex earl Acheg ave eves ite Gt nee: home on Weat Fifth aurcet.. Sirs. INDIANA THEATER INDIANA, THEATER “SKIN DEEP” AueNNy KING HOTEL and CAFE Hone Aol life, Surviving are her husband. par- Esta and tro daughters. Afra. homas Peebles and” Stra. Derm ttrell Bar spesaing several eave et ire, Beat lines, Sti Lincoln way West. he Hews P. ty Flack has juve closed a very successful. revival. at Grace A. St, Ee ehreh Ws 2s Prana ot under cent an operation ae iopcorth, hospital Inst’ week haw’ heon ‘removed "to. te Nome" ot ths daughter, Stree i, lle ily conaltion is much inproyed. St. fand Sirs denn “Anderson ‘of Cassopolis Mien Rave Been. the mueate of tek Rramidauenter Slew Aer Weaver, 3 [Sorth Francis’ wrect. ‘Sieg. Dele sat= hows, 1315 Liston” sircet, amd Sus Esse stwman hat Returned Yeom th [Recount ‘of the serious lliness of due Bother, Sirs. Sallie Mood. The. St Plerre: Rudin’ cluty met atthe home of Mra "Carlos, Findley. i031 Georgiana avenue, Friday afternoon,“ Asateing tho hostess, war alrs. Charics Calloway Jehairmatn of the civica department. Ste elle "Allen, ‘wit have charge of the Program, sehich will be 4 lsesasion ‘om gclat service. ‘The condition of Carlos Wood, “zk North. Hvancls ‘stzeet, eho hag igen ii, te men improved,” The takers Coard of dlivet, ASE 3S: ctaea Mas entertained by. Bills. Tluey, 1582 Fassnauhe greet. Joli Searles, who ‘Was called (o Augusta, Ga. on account of the ecrfous Miiness 6€ his mother, ras ores. chat she nach brow impoon ang. 7. F. Paul "of. Chicago feere In the elty a few days seeking ort: Pistments” he Commins Welfare feagwe. wit meet, Thursday exening a the courthouse. ‘Election of oficers wii fee prncinat hasinege othe meet Tor, Silas Zor Cannady oe Vandals, SHEh.. Hein the elty for & fow ‘days Mailing relativer, Sv. ana Stra: Charice (Shavous” of Cassopolte, Slich., have re: aimed after sapending the” weckeend Sialling her nisters Mrs. Clarenes Ford, ‘Rio has been fit ct ts muck, Improved. ig tnd Ses. 4 MF: Boron or Marion, Arai 3101. Weed, 728 North rancls sige: Morton ie he: prand nan ace, (Goarcer mcg ervics te Bt. Graco Ac MB church were the ource of snuch aplgitual Inspirations KANSAS ig The Young People's ¥. furam rendered gyaniende roemtin 3585 Oi Geena Scie ae Bingham, sséretarys. Stine Taree Hehe rae ace nial fo anit sy ead Sid ett chp anes as ti earls ara Peau Wincmat cas feta coe eee EASE Se se hai ‘ae Fis, om ee eee Fe Ser Be ira SCOR cig Stee Se Pk aie a Se a SOS pats, Be wa She THEE a itaat nal Liane ny ee i Resta a, thea ek Sabtetatat Centers Bi ii aang Shei ei iste ted aaa eile ittnta, SR Reto Se eee ae Gee deat eat Me eat ieee tn rg, Hu er ciaies ruby, A Fe an ees . Decoy | Rnaranen lett. Oe ‘Topeka, Kany iagt Week, where sie Wil attend "school, “Stine itn, Siason, wns In'the clay tase week: ev! Brown was fa Ransar Clie last week on ‘business Siem Stare Tucker retomneds tant" week From St: Lula Sto, “Hetwin Sexton an Merman’ Evans’ of Wichita were in te Bigg last week cies, Mable Tami of Prous Prairie. war inthe ety ast Week Miss. Pay" Howens. of St. Jahn Kan. was al vleltor inthe eliy” Lat Neck, “Eawser “Wesley. af afuskoree Bhawan in the lis lant. weeks he Rev" ind Mrs Nleholk. were visttors tn the. ty awe week” Dr Es B. Greene WFoilznifan parts wag held In ower 9 Sliss Dorothy Wichardon fast 00k St the heme of Mire. Ev de Kenneds. The ew. Tom’ Reeves led, Wednesday” tn Missouri a at the ttetdtecs of Sent Otek: at the Fesideuce of Sirs. i. G..Perkine Sn Went “2d street ast week and ext seeks will meet inn Atkonattan Wap. Memiames Hngeison snd Hardin made folitieal anecches during: the pant, come ten and'eleetton, “TRE (amous, old 3th favaicy arrived in “dunction City. al E20 2, me Thureday’ morning, or. They. Were given tare welcome, iy the folks of Fort Riley and Junction thts. — . TENNESSEE Jackson, Tenn. Prof, EO. Jeftelen motored through from, Brownsville Saturday to witness the Armistice day celchratlon. also Dr Gx. Thomas anit Cite and Tat. Ram ‘Ss; presttent “of Sle Ie collese, Holy Shrines, alien “Siatam’ tua" Hontnson onen an artis, of rare Abie of New Yorke city, rendered an exealint jo: Era at St Paula Tuesday evening. Afra. W. 6. Palmer of Henning, ena ig’ vistting her dauiuer. Sire Hales: Chester Jones and ir. Heed of Hemming. Feng. care visiting the Weer, and. sire As Ne Stevens. dirs, Fannie Lane Stork fis here ‘weith Sire. Flshom Lane for tho Winter: "Der B. W. ‘Mosley, the resid: Ing elder of the North Jackson district, reacted two sermons at Lane Taber: Facte Sunday motnicg and eventng. ‘The Pastor, Dr. An Xt. Sievens, ill spend he ae of ke’ mpench hunting in Hara minnvcounts, The harvest day’ services Rt Benon “Baptist \chureh, Under the [Sireetion of "Dre Mack, “Wilathe were quite’a race A iarge number Sf the .ngor. were, supplied with food. Br, and Stra. iW, Speaman areal sites over m fing. baby girl. James Studieant of "Toledo, Ohio, has Bought ja beautiful home on Hale’ street, ‘Stiembaiae Tone. sheds school on iam Monday paeber The Silmuoe Preneer Stall’ ang’ wath omen Serarininekoon ‘cy datartas" “She ntoegn her en rote te tacked thi eee herria dey at se Taine Ramee “are iets tee Me We SaP afer Sacartay tae trenton, Str Birealies “avent vevidny Tn Sackron Ain Womack sf stompin Teciseed Sk Msumen ante el" on Recs Stenting "One’ ef ie moet Tala a EARS ko"scanan wae tne oney by ‘ire Gane S800 SP at Bennett Clark of Jonesboro, ATi, who EGpetn tn" tne hones resi 08 ee agpeasinnne | ARKANSAS Mea, Franke Johnion led Tuestas Noe, 4. Sirs. “Johnwon lesen, a hea: jiand, one daughter "and «host of Pathan Tale 12, “nee Sorat Gas dee Feat nla fete ogra Eb Hee WE ae ane oP Gaonvea” a {io Bs irmtaicd ay panier’ Prods Sortaieer inh, eee 3. Hee ear ge tari Se Blphen ate Sak gh skied! ant AUB Wrens iste? of ceremonies, ‘beat Bou Sioech Suis BEN Carrol “Honey ona folie Sunday * the Co ae TE "nana euference te peta, Seid att arte Sie See” BiG S ames aAinae are Hee Sf Sackaan dane te pening ees ise obs hale {nck the 26uh"of thie month, Mrs. Brown Sap Bi ite'ot Matas Brown ERE ons of our SeSlag’ church workers steel TBE ATE ea oa ig, SE sera gh Soe Pe Steeda Se Bilis Sisie Maa Ret h Met eRe” tie that conten SFteRI8H, GE Shacehtae see Sen Sean BF Sebnatn’ tn Be En Bea ce riicaday forthe ati Zo ie ata atta Haas ere ith frlends. Rew J.B. Know. Auvergne, Ape: spent Stiaay tere. Si Stage “Safir” Bates at spent Quile vaiedune eit Tucedee fey, Wat Andee (0 isk legs Oe Woes SPY RUgE lage, ask apemt” Mons? MISSISSIPPI achaon, Mss sire, Poregee Git af tla clty tt atihs TRS Gare ehMac at Eagan inter” Sed alReT cae Be eed ste, Mana Seder JP Sau ato sin ates, aed a tate a Beta She, Metin her test Cave Cts, Ky, te visiting her brother, THE CHICAGO DEFENDER 7 ‘Owens, Elmer stosee, Ever Are. Charlotte Hawkins Brown | of seinfa, Re" Gn wldey knows Rone eek, Sout aes ae Bererer iene cel ESS oa nieaeete ert SNe tance ari Be Fea Bote sie Beane Mig aed colts ie 2a Sey eae a Sd ken sean oe Se Set, See at ahh Sa fsa ae Bis nes Be Be Piet BOM da i 2 Sea in Art ee OR elton uae Mah aes en Pa cARE ct acer su aes, Se Secrets hea Bresenc ‘were: Sir. and Strm SBloomer ES, Sarg ca Wr dene Saee re oe ae Satay Bate ees ae 2 BGR iris art Me it, Heelan ate isle Mee cee at eit Say Sie atten, Nast he SOS er he oer Hed ice Ge ae Nee fier tise te Sealer et el aerate AGP okt i Siesta Ss fale Pa oats Sash sto eRe tea caiee ie a peeing net aati See aa oe edad ei reer Pak ate imesh eaten Sora ae Geestad eae ‘The funeral services of" Mra. sary: Dear etree getty Sete atlieietie, ty Geiae Phone eet Sidra, nahh eens Wad Gus aha ace i ae et fhe atn nda reac Nass windhal Aateh Shae Sa WiPameks eile peat ges ale i carpenter, at Sh iat fea ccuta cs Soe te SA Hai site areti k ig fata eieraatlae Weache here, Monday night. George W. Reed Pat eg ter ae ciate aetna Suge aoe sat ep ivosuer rs Waanlagisn aches! Sill ene ieee aaceatas Ssh ek He Belen near ats Gin able Suste BF retards SH Rigi eae eae a Si deaits aneseaas ae Busha aah ar eenktr Esa Sed inthe? Lauegion sed aiheti The Rev Alfred caves and Aetee eA paais, cement ie Reta bait Se ted we trae oat tit deem she eigen Sane Seiten Maan Resta eins Fay atin hdres of oe ee Pees ee Andree Sey fe Nan Meee mip et. ea HE Beat Rate Sse. "Ee Hy o: Shehuceite aren enargera beara Seo Golan haved Reraratanle Sa pee San ee AS reghentan Sy cts femse ta ete Sot ota acti Eat FH Hee pine ele bat Fecha af ceergeentae Pelee “RY pla ue Warne racy oat Senne ot tet avehie ines wore seg ri, eta a Se Foust Bane aati ane une Eerie ily RSet a pce ste te aE RS Br atagetee i te Mrs SAMMY etn SS aah pe ate tal see ies ou tnar Que ata Se James Movb and srs. Archie Ellington. Danie. “Allie, Wade spent last week in Cin- ciftati yaineling “with, friends. Stix ‘Louleville, Ky. ‘Mrs, Alice Wendell of Lexington re- rred fo hige home atter spending ne¢- saree emai ca Besa Seremeaen atte fester hata Bae & Beat see asia haks whee a Soe emo ene FS ame eh eet oh Be Paes eat ane eats Sig's aaah, ete seas Feet ne ia aes Fee Wika Uhepieet at Bere, began atemra ane 2 eae cas My liga Tepe ea 2 eh, eae Toe Pe, Sen ban tks Sa Rotts: Sine lear ae aaa ete leg ces tener Ect eat ea ater ee emai sera Set tere Bait amare cues naar pate ree Sees, he Soeaal dina quite Suen ares: arn ag Stl Sinai lt tase Yau See BT Bon Pere Beene, Wining AE Garvin Besides a Stet Te eS eel pee cient a Bae ea ota setrest PSOE Pe Sine etl Sie Par hank Eee ie Baas tel ie Stier amie Seartey tat feet iier tet ee ae ae fare alters gt Heian See eae aie ieee Nt BRS aalocs, sha, elite ears Roa sea Me Sea. are aa Sra se baer art Seas anet bets cir tee Neocdard, “tar Redd, “6. te Cheintian ate eee 5" 5 india talent ames ee aie STOP WHISKEY Wonderful Treatment Helped Faithful Wife to Save Husband When Ail | Else Failed. f Sera Ve ere Soe = eames, Sorcaaay be io ere Ri es ae) Se aa RR Pie aun Teesteast, otirs. ga | TREES hag Feces You Can Try It FREE vara See matin (cla Yo eri eee See cee ee bir scomps ralned 1 and ‘a drunkard’s erie aucune ae Sareaeats Cares ute create reeeehd abies antare wit ort a, Reus of acekers, cenas that ‘you @id fe Address” Ord We Bae ae as eee een eA Large Can 256 ...| nN a a Tas: aeaRaa, Cees Ro ae s/ Cay SD af. 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AES mah sie Beets tne ern eresaa BE Re see ie fee te See tate, "ir ga Eee er pea for @ few days. z ean CONNECTICUT sage NSE ia ag as SR ond re eee ee foe ae eae aus to, nome after a vit in the Becca wcnatan reve Recursos eS, ah ats ae ae farigg ih Aree, tay fe ior ei ae te a Reagent Bt need ais af ae ae orig af ta, Del oes ek Se: eee a ues Seotaee ater Be, Hated Secaatie is Per a a ane seatanat enter ee Fee FPN ac Ee ie de ONS ait Bibi gt ae ih Sr te og Shep ene ane hh aaa Pa ge pr dine ate Sienna Mnmign Sc, ent a Sie day Ninoy age Wea acne ae le Fue onal Pom 8 Heat & oe Tee, OMcers of the newly tirmer wrest leit clap ‘met atthe home of Brest Eulieanium of Wonster street, where SSimcker weap held, The aificers: are: Jackson, gr ielghi, BP. Troutman, WW. SioneH. Sates. Brown and E, Gold: eninge sary Copter of ae HE Suit a Seay zontent at the sue at ey agile Ferd Brown Gf ‘Suiend: iceet is sick stra. Sane Brown of Anon street ts Teported sick. Pant Grand Sfaster shlctis of the A. V. Keind DB. of Ao St Louis, 30. ts In the-elts, “he funeral of Sirs. Henri: Eita Gian, who died Monday. was held Wetnesday "at Angra. chabel ANI Race baxiness men should hire both Black and white in thelr buat: Bese Jeie fe targe enough to war. $10,000 Worth. of { will give away this amount of money in my own medicine —There is a free trial bottle waiting for every family that has a sufferer from constipation —Send today for your bottle Te. commoners my th RRC g.cammeeats ay tc: (ON ees Toth cacti ence Romeo ce ‘Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, | Brees ney Seah tte RES nl Eo ee successfully used for over 30 years ff rare. iets indie today the lrrest selling rae ae! family Iezative in the world. 18 | caresses Ipite of that fact tece rust be Pe eS Heraly thousands of families who pateae ee have nover tried it, and these are ss ae ees oe the ones f hope to‘reach with my Bah Petes 5 seed Ban oe T want to prove: to them that my eh gee 2 eect: | rs they can chain, ut cont ent | RM feo cen Satta oe Reet. 7 in crn Ba ce nner ater et ok SE Ge econ; Taree, ay Wm call, tetny mee eves at ie Seared, DB Clem sate rae eet ie SOs seme web ake, NO Laan ge to have etre ett my company will not promt one home. Twat you to share tn my gent when you bny your frat bot~ taut offer. Xet know ie you He. It costa us more to sell the Gnlay angwering sou wil be dia- frst one than wee fet for It Our Snpainted, "Ask me now for the promt comes only when family freq trial bottle if anyone In your EM Game artnet, Fe allt Wanye fe eur RotmS Sua Caleta Sor aes erly am seen, aa, ee snavinees stomach, sour, colicky stomach. 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Jaret alg er cent Ae ued 12 ne aN Daa ETT, iia () ail LN cites By Ghange Your Euck BOTA eaten tomesiots Be Rosi ccs Rare tediitrgm cet Rane eae PAGE SIXTEEN IOWA Rec, Rurton, ode of, the, nated retired abet Pie Ade Boataence BESioe bth ome et, arti Phe hang cla of the TH: aie este chore at at aRe Eeme of irene Attn datnes, South as ies fusttate wre eves bare en fee eat Dagan church see San, ee ati ae RGAE yiataon aca nels bene Caria SRTSSALST ilar aenrtca with se ee Eee ie, cherie fae ten Ir Raye inte Sri uy ate, Sr Sel Morte iy Site her Seer aaa Te “Arniatlee aay, Noe I BEA, AY with honey dance wa Pc eke Se From ont oth oper ‘ieerous ‘Fon durooks of Fort Stadiny, tows, ts Fil, hh" chichgo 28a, Cedar Ware Hin"inoo. trcngeney Jenting Wreaecied Babcseues that St earcuer SuSihugerem hay tne got. 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"bin ok. Sire’ Geeemon, Chron nul And Si Genser age" Rul on the Eri lle Ssinc: Geos ca Siud atret one Eecinined ne pe cicie Pranage Sire Hay Sartalnes the Ru e. Sewtne TiEAE SP" hon ea iran seek $oiaass sien Gordan Ka mecets eho Sarthe akin foe tame he pele brie wee even Wr hn “aC ela hone Fase She aea enjoyed pleasant Seems. sae ate, town The Rev, He Har sn Ste. Fleher gomte i Th EP ai Bian Eee Leni atwence. Hens, ‘eaulah fs Bin Hoe! 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Gre waky Pattersons Mant Feta : ing, atrergon hag euch soreness tn aot bade and tide net rade hte Becht oh cguld Mardi et aroun Ehe"fotedt"s Botte of this nonderta Peisale nt and ip. Sng hone Meine Speier dene win a9 ei SSR Ss Set ee ee St. Josephs GE P THE. PRAIRIE STATE Bloomington Bullaipes are now tall: Ref tie eateehd gate poet ies Pe Hi” sSrace Samuels will hold oes Repescaeran Sate otek Be Meath in ee Ea vas nd ant Sheng fg i Shice The gueat of her atmter. Ste. and. Sis aera sos op, pees Seoactsangas earners oes tegtae eka ctete ara ar aeacant, Sate ee Bo Rear yen cee ap Law Hcet is suetag trom Thetk ath Sedat (bert at Trea chatehetna es for'a week fontor Sorabuckle, (corm jase te ae ieee ae ae Thomas ice has ‘elurned from St; score Sani sas Ss cies, Somat INT Giger wes amuccemn The Bev, See antes Ser ateat ae arose Rex a ewes ice, ae Scans, a MR a cee te Sin‘ of tne Rew. and Ars. ‘Thompson. Sarat ee her ets Evansaate oe arte we Siravne 08 ae Bee Sot cede eae a Se emeke Ce ne eareeae ett i Soci anes aah “ots ESPs Se oe oat Bae ee rear eee Eek area Be ees, ete Eee eat ae eee Eater oer a seeetaar cree ar crate ie Sees hdres carta ie Se Coes beaks Meer Ree ate in at Bree amen tae ii, ae PSs Conse Tuas went to cJouisson punts Fie Sona ime os Pears Emaintamire kr tnd fi nop ES etary Faredhalter. Mr. und Mrs. Howard Gu Erste nrincrarers ETSI Sires E" Stans Sine opmes Reais tae ar fies Hes tttnt ty es ae Sikes Witamy is sick. Mires Emma See a ete eee Seine iets 3 hls ESE sh let at Star twtte held te msmerlal, services Berrerracss tans ot See ar, Seeger teenie haere eer ceceeise’ ae tes Eee ties Gese taaat He ain Erie, oie ede [ccening. 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"The [snetnieraiip of St. Paul ie uss frenar® arate Ame A i a sete er eenen nt oe Bie Tae ae lag of Cie Aaa Teck Sires iatura Curtis te quite ne Pek cane canes Gea eater ems re ieoraer cine waa Eecorgeniey, ie costo secinrd, ot Aptr Tempecnte feneral was, het ur'd'g'clone TParetay, from the A. 3 E Ghuirch ‘under ‘the usgiees ef the. 6 Bee at On Ra tme Rie Be We At Park. dinctitne, Mr. Feniend, 233 Bee.“ zverett Scout “of “Chtene wt Gaited here iy. the lines of her’ father Soup Riek." ephratm Weadvord te ai frailons an hin ‘wifes Mra Pearl Hen fords of" Kankakee te here. foram in. dette stay. Wiilain Hughes motores to Carbondale Sunday in company wit Shox Sills’ aveaes ane ane toneene visited friends for a few fas, has e- Ties COR. tee etme i Eee arate Battie Huot ae sistas ase targeagtd i eel Ge Sats deastes atta oe tts te ae SEGOSS'tivgn,” Sea Stein Coleman eee ar ee at hae iyi Sica hg AY ee Sak Eig ae Mig ge cogent te Re ead Het Eat Maa hei ty Hee te a hee ea Seti Ta eae MESS aad atl ce Breese (ear ge Tae SS gi ete eR gly MIS Sas RAS ey SS eet ais tent dan Bis Waders gute Sirs./inien "Fhompean isin St. Louie He Bie, eee Seat Be We Meee sesh te ie es Hanshi aiter ls ae Sire lee ute te ee Seely Fate, Se alta Tuntingcon, Peon, i tary toll ten ne ne ers Mar ates ea Si'Gaiticgnd en hina ats oe ot oa etna ee a Hes Sar: Ch Fl er Ere tee Sivas $Y te a ee Pina te i ee conti ee ee Sele Seer ead a dase geniedtaretr meine eid Spey tae wes eat erie See a tosictauh eat feito ae oe ree Ber ae te lie Wiehe Ee teas See en aapie aS ae Hee Shit aer i tstnas ate Ie, a eae RR oa a eave aca wn ae Se"Zonmin ‘Stlastonary soriety. was “ei Heats altace eae sees, Meares gt ieee aaa oh See Ry te Beth i eased eh ct Ui the itasonte:Faraily were prevent. mesg, atin ong ATER ln wi ae ial Cel tae Se eet Dera NRT Seta sSte Sh Bom eote nti e ee Batali we ate ty fist church "was ‘conducted hy Str BeSENGT satay aot cette Lak Geer cca af cerned of Hes seals cetera nt tat SU uate Sema Mae eres hs teeta ceeeecege feito iiak aa, 12 So Gntap tete Friday’ te visit Sadie ROE nie eae eh ak ~ Galesburg. th, Si kate CaM Mee rape sSrvenac*entaialgd athe ty ate rie te ah gee eae Sider Betas wees Me pars als, Betas ee ottirn Rae Pckeatd Wears slr Sobre. fh galt neeat sent Grammar “Sot a man fe ihe use” il Bre Ae Reine ate, Th Be Surmath pe meena ie Ste Soe Pais Hats Won a per Sionagys to the! Srergnimes Salt Bae St Peart a Beret ea Mle Titan tat ose Be ele at er Ee Bley ae rear He eta aeteltteanie she Bes Sieg oh rene rea ial ram Sy rit memset SLE ll ren aca Genter seek Sees ree ates Rea tuse Ate wi Bead etal ae echo Sewers pe ateer bt itera aa Zen cate eh Ae poe ene Nae Sa Saadeh Ree Sse i tan Se ot ete a et SR eae tear aata aaa ag ie Resin eee ena ieee he etme ISG aie aiken foe shore seater the see 8 a Sarma og he OB See Be Sie alc gate ALE a SSH Sigs hana aac or Foe ian ae Sig ee a get Pe Ay Bait ica aes en oe RMI fone ae Srmtenoacek a tarde and Be Hea Peel Medrano Nom Grieson have returned from Fort Sacre iar Bo tite at Kewanee, setig tases 3s istacea®: Robert Barmes vine tn toe 2 Sine tsa Seed i, Bata of Bey, netomat seta Shas Charinte Nena Stes. Cora Avs I away caking He treads bie eect Ear Fae ison east huh ae 2 aera eatead aia pe fay Sens, Nea Sea ae ok ihe cauneriie, rates pac Gn of eg tte eerste Bhat Bere Min teaneaen ate SEU sk ey ro arte tle PR haa ae dans ce ated a eR Batt a tage te Tnrtodintce visit in Kentucky. Sire, Wille Sea eRe ati Se eda areata SN se a ie sce a Srataot Py Abs ate Se GIS My Gian ted ate Fae gle Wiiaras and Sir. and, Mie aes ere an a aan Fe Site ata AEE o ote Hunters Heesciecangece shen ane Wan iezihs hell etn aaa tn a Ya a ean a reat seandcbiidren, ovine, len Detain ts Se dit Bl acivered an adress, to, a, inizn au cous or tee Wiliam Pickens of the N. A. A. Pc: aclivered an audrens to. a. dave able Sate" ievptciah and Ro “Suen Tan [Bi ehherin Sundays New. 12, On, Sun fy. Ree i, the Sidney prin te Woes tor ule coming sear! rk Shore" sresuients Sek Ge Bullet Slee prion ‘Mag Mant Sor os: Tat Beccettio® Seo it An Hteberts Wtlarurcr, Sex, Summ Pergtioon, Wile ANS"S peterson sand Welln Goren, AOD sreretarien.”The_nest mecting of [Re secaclanlen wit he" hela im Tatnel Rost Fe red Supian, Now, Bat Bae ha Mee Loutee Fletcher. Sta Rafer tay tae Spinel to) autem Tih ineral services ot geen fohnsen, Who “was barat there Soe. te. Sohnson was for sonra. cilaen af Gaines Gaing tothe serious ness SP Soman Davie ‘or “150 Novy, Flsheh Steen mop-inclane, arte’ Welln, Shine fen “Beeroies Sicha t be with Shevfamitee "The Sundae eiston of the Buntor Wiigatewmnaly sone of the. cts dufles, for Soc. 12! ‘was wevnied tn Toner sehoat at nf he tenaherg an flee, Si the news and othey_ matter Tinted wax seitten, by members aed Miachers af shat gchoal, “The peut ‘Thanieegising. serciee weit eho tha em tn tet Ac enue 1a iy Bee SNe Mee AME Sine Ine sien 2 dat Tn wine papal af IS Ae nomen nen the tmesocements how ‘inger ea are ‘iniehed the Sia Ketew’uey home wl cence he Monday “Aree ehu ets meeting Sot! aa! ner the piace of Mire BG, Shonda toe nreataents th, club B'Sdhngy ta rhefnc Home Matias $e oeles, ie eater cne Unies Dae. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER * ee, a, ul. You too can have Beauf ifu ’ je=eeny Long Glossy Hai pesees Long,Glossy Hair Bree Jus, lok, at the seal photoragh of Mis: Moscone, ioe Rouston, Tox. uella Watkins. * ‘. Ba secta a ‘Gin Diska' Gos ‘Ostead 1s -Note the becoming arrangement of her hair Bee con Seaecgcy Moe. Tent. and its smooth, glossy, silky beauty. Pari Oy LN ccattcaen: Would you care to have hair like this? You RS Si ee 0 cacy of ay trtente reve | can cxvily do 80. eek Sea cere ere SaIESENSE | Tea Go to the nearest drug store and get a | Ape” Berti c| Soc Pesviee'etyanceoh etzacttteree] box of Pluko Lair Dressing. F BR | PPS vec of Fluke Raivinscosses mM | ~ Use it according, to~directions and you will FEF Ole nnatet areciiie muse | notice a change fn the appearance of your Bs WRI Varah ct tatectony cesutes tox bees ise hair almost over night. 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Hie Dressing is Reecale - 7 soldby ll good druggists * ers | oe a 3) “3 3 < andtollet counters. “The eRe 271 Plukeo Hair Dressing is dow ohie Pike packed ES 1 4 <j * Whit ws is the choic = ag sold by all Good Stores White cans is the choice ES] al The Rev. G. F-Cmven, who accepted Ro onto ol ue Ra a ae S Peaate PRL eens eee are ae ee sl Sone Fite tera Si ae ta Mee act ae eae She Cae sar ee cartons ered oe te , aie ae BY Maes 6 te try SG, Frne oB ih PRE IS cee ace Bacdiaracaae #28 ae ee Se ncaa ie ares ae Be nee hse ac 2 jot the First Free” Daptist chiro ey ee tai eae Beet Es, Site ai eee ce eae a, we Beenie eens Reng Se ca ni ie eae er eae ae Srarahie sala os eh eee eee JCiaen'S at thea, af. 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