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LOUIS B. ANDERSON RETURNED TO LEAD CITY COUNCIL RAMUS, FUGITIVE, CAPTURED IN DETROIT THUGS SLAY WEALTHY LAD 20 PAGES BE SURE YOU GET COMPLETE PAPER, WHICH CONTAINS TWO SECTIONS, TWELVE PAGES EACH VOL. XVIII. NO. 9 RAMU THU POUND HOLE IN SKULL OF YOUNG BOY Heir to Wealthy Estate in Oklahoma Found Dying on Icy Street Pavement With his skull fractured, a man was found lying on the sidewalk in front of 3425 South Park avenue early Saturday morning between 5 and 6 o'clock. He was discovered by General Stokes, who lives at the South Park avenue, the address, that he wait just leaving the house on his way to work. The man was identified as Brus Hickman, 21 years old, who lived on the opposite side of the street, and he was the only one he minus his hat, which has not yet been recovered. Though alive, young Hickman was unable to talk coherently and he was unable to walk. The theory was at first advanced that he slipped and fell on the ice pavement, striking his head and fracturing his neck. Officers Holmes, Green, Reidy and Ahern of the Stanton avenue station gave rise to the probability of foul play. On riding on this theory, the police are searching for the party or parties who, it is believed, attacked Hickman for the purpose of robbery, since a diamond ring and a large sum was found that he had on his person were missing. At Three Hospitals The police carried the victim to Provident hospital. From there he was taken to the County hospital, where he died. Myrle Hickman, at 9 o'clock, because he had not received the proper attention there she had him brought to St. Luke's hospital, 1439 Michigan avenue, where he died shortly after he had been taken to the incident. The incidents took place prior to the finding of Hickman on the pavement have waven a mystery. A car accident in the parking lot had intended leaving early Saturday morning for Sanjaya, Okla., his home. Friday night, for the first time since they had been in Chicago, Mrs. Hickman and her husband had to a cairnut. They returned home at 2 o'clock Saturday morning. Hickman then made preparations for his visit, let it in the vestibule and said he was going out to call a taxi, but he never returned. Instead he went back to the cabaret. According to the police, he saw him in the place, he displayed his money quite freely and showed signs of intoxication. This was enough, according to the police, to one who would stage a robbery. Valuables Missing. The officers are looking for parties who engaged in an altercation outside of the cabaret shortly after 5 p.m. and were said to be involved. When last seen by Mrs. Hickman at the time he left the house to call a taxi, he had on a valuable diamond ring. The ring was given to him when he was found on the sidewalk. But why he did not carry out his original intention to call a cab in his train after leaving his packed bag in the vestibule instead of returning to the cabaret, is a mystery. Was he lured there by his dressed back? Was he lured there by his disapproval of cabarets? Friday night's visit, Mrs. Hickman declares, was her first and she believes her husband had never been before her for he had often exchanged his disapproval of cabaret tours. Young Hickman was reported to be quite wealthy and was planning to go to a restaurant. He is said to have oil interests in Oklahoma. His body, accompanied by Mrs. Hickman, was shipped to Sapulco. His death into his death was continued to March 20 at the Stanton avenue station. TWO GIRLS BURNED TO DEATH IN SPITE FIRE Atlanta, Ga., March 2—POLICE in heavy details surrounded the DeKalb county jail to protect the husband of Dimple Nix when it was learned that thief was inside his home of John M. McDowell at Decatur, a protest against his wife being discharged. The McDowellies are white. Their wife was killed when they were killed to death, gasoline having been thrown on their bed from the outside through a window. The police arrested Mrs. Dimple Nix, and she is said to have confessed that her husband and some of his friends did the job. Jury Favors 'Y' Secretary in Libel Suit New York, March 2—After a trial lasting seven days, a jury before Judge T. C. Crane in part nine general counsel agreed to adjudicate the Community Publishing company guilty of criminal label in the case of Thomas Taylor, secretary of the New York District Court, C. J., as the New York Dispatch, whose articles charged Taylor with immoral conduct. The trial brought out some sensational testimony. The jury was out only five minutes. Counsel attempted to force the defendant daintily moved for the setting aside of the verdict on the ground that the evidence presented the evidence presented. Judge Crane took the motion and reserved his decision — until March 18. Should the judge sustain the jury against the complete vindication for Taylor. Solomon Had an Airship Records Say U. S. SUPREME COURT SAVES ELEVEN IN ABK. BIOT CASES Washington, D. C., March 2-De- cisions of the courts of Arkansas were reversed by the United States supreme court in the case of Frank Meyer and H. K. Knox and eight other men, who had been sentenced to death by a Phillips county court. Ark. court on the same day sentenced a white man, during the Elaine rioting in 1919. The death sentences imposed by the Arkansas courts were suspended and the cases ordered back to the court. The body night determines whether the men had received fair trials in the state. In behalf of the prisoners it was extended that they had not excused nothing participated in a race riot and it was insisted that they had been fired upon while assembled in a church at Hoop Spur to devise means to re- fresh the situation. Allied attack that taken as tenant farmers or "share croppers," they were being held in servitude. The state assert- ed the evidence upon which they were concluded sufficient to warrant the sentence. Counsel for the condemned men ap- pealed to the United States district court that they had been sentenced aside the sentence on he ground that they had not been properly defended during the trial, that they had been subjected to inhuman treatment to the public mind they were in, that the public mind they were in, that when the trials were held the men had not been given that fair and impartial trial guaranteed them. The lower federal court found no grounds for ordering a new trial. CHURCH MEMBER 90 YEARS Beldt, Wis., March 2 · "Grandma" Mittle Barr died here Sunday, aged 192. She left four children, 45 grand- children, 20 great-grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. She was born of Emmaline Baptist church, having been a Christian for 90 years. SEIZE ESAU RAMUS FOR EASON DEATH Federal Agents Nab Alleged Death Note Penman, and Assassin of Garvey Foe New York, N. Y., March 2—Federal agents were successful last Tuesday night in capturing Esau Ramus, alias John Jeffries, in Dutton, N.J., where he searched nearly two years. Ramus had bored sight lines during the last two months, as the sheikh was W. H. Eason, former high official of those 'niversal development and sociation, in New Orleans. # According to federal investigators is the writer of the letter that was published in faxmilie in the Chicago October of Jan. 12. He is the author of forcible rape, for inciting a riot, and a warrant is out for him in this city on several charges under the name of John Jeffers. It is now probable that the trial of Marcus Garvey will be hastened. The government has indicated that it wished to capture this man as one of the leaders of the anti-imperialist it is forging against the head of the Improvement association. Hamus is believed to have taken refuge in Detroit, where he was imprisoned and former Garveyes, who were afraid to reveal his whereabouts. For some time before his capture lettuce was distributed, he indicated that there was something brewing in Detroit against Garvey, but no definite details could be seized, but men pounced upon Essam. Text of Letter The letter Isaac-Ramam is accused of writing read as follows: "To the Chicago Defender I am going to tell. You something thouat will white/worth knowing. Now, I will be the one who killed DR. Eason, who was the city wity my ticket to another city, Yes Eason had. It coming, and not only Him. There are others who will be the one who killed DR. Eason, who made when DR. Eason wity. Every race will rise to its own but one so now is the time to devide the gold, from the brass, I killed DR. Eason, the Mayor of New Orleans, the Chief Police who I was. My name is P. D. H. Monhong Reye—RTSKZKY "MAN WITHOUT A SOUL" TO PAY CRIME DEBT ON GALLOWS Petersburg, Va., March 2—George Wiggins, "the man without a soul," was heard the first word he said when he hurt the electric wire with the same unnoved contenance with which he sent his pretty wife to her death in one of the most brutal murders of the entire state. He dies March 2. The convicted man's 9-year-old daughter was in the court room as the judge pronounced sentence. Wiggins, whose brutal crime created absolutely some by experts who had the man under investigation. The crime which Wiggins must explain with his life happened last November, when in a car he had taken a rape and, after twisting it around his wife's neck, gradually it drew it tighter and tighter, until she small daughter stood by and watched the father kill her mother. Following the murder, Wiggins is alleged to have notled an undertaker of his wife's death, and instructed him to kill her. After afternoon his daughter happened to drop a word to a playmate, which resulted in the police being notled and later arresting Wiggins. He was on December 6 and found guilty. CRUSHED IN ELEVATOR Stuttgart, Ark. March 2-El. Allen bellboy at the Hotel Ireland, was almost instantly killed last Thursday when he jumped into an elevator starting from the basement floor. The company, after hearing details of the accident, decided that no impost was made. Allen's bone was in Marlans. BRUTAL ACTS OF MEMPHIS COPS ENUS HICKMAN WITNESS TO QUARREL GETS STAB WOUND IN NECK: DIES While looking on at a quarrel between Elmer Atkins and another man on State street in front of 9220, Saw Gooden, 21 years old, 432 East 45th place, was attacked by Atkins without any provocation. Atkins cut Gooden's throat with a knife and the died a few hours later at the County hospital. Atkins, who lives at 5021 Dearborn street, was arrested two hours later in district police. The officers were taken to the address by Joe Thomas, a witness to the attack, who had known Atkins several years. They tried to believe that Atkins was blinding the Federal street address. The officers surrounded the house and captured Atkins. The stage was staged early Sunday morning shortly after 2 o'clock following a dance at the home of Mrs. Mary Smith, 4112 State street, Ruth Rafferty, 5098 State street, were there; also John Lee, address unknown, was there with another girl, a relative of Mrs. Rafferty. The four sniffing of Lee by his girl companion from Miss Mary Vaughn with whom Lee was dancing repreciated a slight disturbance that was not involved but he was not involved. Lee and Atkins according to Joe Thomas became angry with two other youths DR. CROSSLAND COMPLETES SURVEY OF EX-SERVICE MEN Washington, D. C., March 2—Dr. J. R. A. Crossland, technical assistant, United States Veterans' bureau, has returned from one of the most prestigious institutions of learning ever undertaken by a government representative looking after the interests of 20 veterans. He has visited approximately 20 institutions giving vocational training to service men in a great variety of trades and professions. He is only high official of our Race in the veterans' bureau, and upon his shoulders rests the responsibility for looking after the housing facilities training training personnel and training personnel for our trainees. Murder or accident? Police are puzzled by the strange death of Hickman, owner of large oil interests. He was found dead on the icy pavement across from his home with his skull cracked. Was he struck by an enemy, or did he slip on the sidewalk? HICKMAN JARREL GETS D IN NECK; DIES and sought to get them after the dive. On the street, Atkins struck one of the youths. Then he approached Gooden, who stood among others wit- tnessing the affray. WHAT had you got in your hand?' he asked Gooden. "Nothing," the youth replied, and opened his hands. Then, without further ado, Aikins shushed Gooden's throat, then asked, "Who's next?" according to Thomas. When questioned by the police as to his motive for cutting Gooden's throat he replied he "didn't know." BOYS GIVE NEW IDEAS ON HOW TO FARM AT MEETING Tuskegee, Ala., March 2.—More than 750 boys, representing the 52 rural schools of Macon county, are invited to attend the fourth annual observance of Boys' day, at which W. B. Riley, county superintendent of education, and W. B. Whitaker, county superintendent of Boys' education, the principal speakers. The program included quotations from George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Booker T. Washington, and discussions of pigs raising and corm growing. Boys' day was established as one of the activities of the institute extension department, under C. J. Calhoun, of pigs raising Thursday, to stimulate an interest in education, in pigs raising and corm growing clubs. The movement has grown steadily in influence, as is evidenced by the increasing attendance. The discussions were indicative of an increasing interest in pigs raising and the growing of corn. Of equal importance were the presses by the boys to remain in school, attend Sunday school and save their money. The explanations of various methods of raising pigs were presented, and the knowledge of these industries which was surprising, as most of the boys were under 15 years of age. THOMAS TRAYHAM DEAD Bonnie Va., Ma. 2—Thomas T. Trayman, one of the most prominent citizens of this city, died here last week and had been a clerk in the Norfolk & Western railroad shops for 35 years. THIS PAPER CONSISTS OF TWO PARTS—PART ONE RED II ALTI S OF M IN DET THY MEMPHIS ANDERSON BEATS FIELD FOR COUNCIL Rob Jackson Also Victor; Hill Brushed Off; Heath Gets a Vote From Each Precinct While Roscoe Simmons was telling a cheering, yelling audience that jammed the old Pelican theater building that he did not care who was elected mayor of the City of Chicago just so long as the "devoted" voters of the Second ward showed their foresight by electing to represent the Second ward and "this" ward a man of the ability of Louis B. Anderson, committeeman, was reporting that the city council's retoubled leader had been re-elected, overwhelmingly defeating the "held of gold" that had oppose him. Jew, Greek, Italian, German, Anglo-Saxon and the freed sons and sons-in-law of the South oppressed composite hereditary prescripted in frenzied bouts prescript returns that indicated Anderson's swelling majority. Signs of Election And when the final mark had been counted there emerged two new tenors: the political leaders, Anderson, Wright, Delfest, backfired at the menace which the stand of the Second ward Tuesday is calculated to destroy. W. G. (Haehae Corpus) Anderson is reported to have blamed his poor performance in the city of his name with that of the victor. Robert Jackson in the Third ward won 6,644 votes to the 3,105 of his nearest opponent, Charles F. Brown in the Fourth ward won 6,655. Joseph P. Ennis, 551; Clyde Slusser, 956; A. T. Malley, 232. UNCLE WITH OLD KIFFLE Mike McCormick, who has been several hours, during which he denied any connection with the crime, O. A. Lewis, 14-year-old boy, admitted to the police that he had killed his uncle, the Rev. Charles H. Haley, aged preacher, the minister had retired and was sleep when the boy took a rife, placed it against his uncle's head and shot him. The victim's victim's针 and flee be said. Signs of Election Refers to Traducers BOY ADMITS KILLING PRICE 10 CENTS Thanks Voters and Defender for Their Aid Editor of the Chicago Defender: I desire to express my thanks and heartfelt gratitude to you and your colleagues. I thank you for giving me you gave me in my campaign for reelection as adderman of the Second ward. During the Chicago Tribune, that archenemy of courageous men of the Race who fought for the rights of the people, tried to destroy me you stood by me. When the Daily News purposed its own love up a reelection to divide you against me, you rulled to my support. Despite the fact that the opposition may have tried to corrupt the voters, they could make no headway. The Chicago Defender was the only newspaper the city white or otherwise, without your help, could not have won as I did." May 1, through you, thank the voters for the fine support and votes of the plenipotent plenion who lus fought their battles constantly and will continue to fight for their interests wherever prejudice opposes them because of their beliefs. Believe me, when I say that I am grateful to the voters and to the Chicago Defender for its long stand in the fight for election possible when powerful white interests and their tools who opposed me sought to compass my destruction. Louis J. ANDERSON Adderman, Second Ward. Agile Cop Foils Boy With Pistol A boys street fight, which had been terminated at a fifth street, and a boy's street, and a boy's d Indian avenue, when n Charleston, 1840, old 362 Liberty avenue, attempted to shoot Olliece Christopher Covington POLICE The agility of Officer Covington, who lives like a life, as he felled the boy before he killed him, used the weapon Porter, with a companion, Inspector Prairie, avenue who escaped after the affray, had been shot. Officer Covington the affair, had vin Latimer, 16, 531 East 35th street, and Rice, it is charged, shot Latimer in the leg. It is charged, conflicting stories, it is charged that Porter and Rice had shot at Johnnie Stokes, 3023 LaSalle street, and, Charles Washington, Kelly, 16, 3603 Wahash avenue, was arrested by Officer Oscar Ridley after, it is alleged, that he threw a gun away in the alley. The gun turned over to the juvenile court. CITIZENS OF GREENSBORO INCORPORATE NEW HOSPITAL Greensboro, N. C., March 2—A certificate of incorporation signed by state, F. E. Exrett, secretary of state, F. E. Exrett, secretary of state, and the Greensboro Negro Hospital association and has been filed in the office of the clerk of superior court. There are 72 incorporators who will constitute the governing body of the institution and elect a board of directors. They are T2 incorporators who will constitute the governing body of the institution and elect a board of directors. It is said that the association has for its purpose the aim to establish, conduct, maintain and provide a hospital where suffering mankind need assistance and where care will be received and treated during injury or temporary illness. It also specifies that it will conduct a training school for nurses. KILLED IN RUNAWAY Hopkinsville, Ky., March 2—Mrs. J. Burke, secretary of state, Qurles, was hurled to death when the horse she was driving became frightened and ran away. The buggy body and she was terribly mangled. She is survived by six small children. 2. PISTOL RULE ONE REASON FOR EXODUS Innocent Men Are Slain By Dixie Police; Citizens Protest Treatment Memphis, Tenn., March 2—Blame for the exodus of Race men and women in this city on the territory was placed upon the Memphis police department in a statement made to the chairman of the welfare committee of the Chamber of Commerce by representatives interdenominational Ministers alliance. These men declared that their parishioners were leaving for points in the North largely because of the brutality and oppression of lawless po- Mention Cases They cited instances showing that two race men had been killed in three days by blue-coated buns, the man who was shot and beaten shot 16 times and his brains beaten out by these same agents of the law. According to one local paper, the man considered secondhand industrial plants in the city would be crippled if any large number of workers was forced to leave the city. A strong denial of the charges was made by police authorities. One policeman explained the killing of the two men. In one case, he claimed, the man was getting off a street car and suddenly he was hit by a police pistol and wounded both of them before they killed him. He gave no reason why the man should have opened fire as he left the car. All the police officers who had been of good character, this policeman tells the Chamber of Commerce that a decent, law-abiding citizen gets off a trailer car and, as he was driving, shoots at two policemen he sees. Search for Arms In the other case cited, officers went into a house searching for larcurs. No mention of an order to men sitting in a room, whom they ordered to stand up. The men asked them what they wanted. When one of men reached in his pocket to show the law, the law he had no gun, he was shot. One U.K. Tom minister was found who took the side of the police. The Ripper was shot and killed by Morning Star Baptist church, said his congregation was happy, that the police were all right and that as many whites, almost, were arrested, the police were to think this was just, despite the greater number of whites in the city. PRESIDENT OF FISK HAS DATA ON COLLEGE GRADS PRESIDENT OF FISK HAS DATA ON COLLEGE GRADS PAGE TWO BETHEL CHURCH MOVES SUNDAY INTO NEW HOME Founded in 1862, Congregation Has Outgrown Old Home at 30th and Dearborn With the last class meeting Friday night, March 2, Bethel church closed the final chapter in its history at the church on March 4, the congregation will worship in their new home at Grand boulevard and 42d street. Sunday the last communion was served. The church is home to the other African Methodist Episcopal church, to be known as the Allen Chapel A. M. E. church. The passing of old Bethel recalled the rank of the old Quinn chapel of Chicago some of its early history. The congregation, now known as Bethel, was the result of a split in the ranks of the old Quinn chapel of Chicago. Quinn was founded in 1847 at LaSalle and Washington streets, later meeting to Jackson boulevard and Northbrook street and from those places to south of Van Buren, in the 60s. The split did not come from any disagreement, but because eight or nine members of the Campbell and Zion African Methodists desired to form a mission of their own, thereby accommodating the Campbell and Zion African Methodists to serve to a mother church was unable to serve. In the spring of 1852, Isaiah Parker, John Collins, Wm. Johnson, John Moore, and a few others, organized the Missionary Society, was held in April of that year and it was named Bethel A. M. E. mission. Not just meeting place was in an old building, formerly used as a carpet shop, in Griswold street, between Jackson and Van Buren street, where the Tradeer's building now stands, the building was re-constructed. CALL FOR ATTUCKS DAY Boston, Mass., March 2—Communities all over the country are urged to observe March 6 as CISM's Rights league, in honor of the memory of the first man to shed his blood in defense of the United States. New York, N. Y., March 2—New York City is under a national mobilization on the Church and Race Relations Sunday was nation-wide in its newspapers of the nation gave the matter prominent space in their columns and newspapers of the nation including many editors from leading newspapers of the nation Letters from the local federation councils of churches gave details of the day. For example in Kansas City a relations service was held in the aftermath of the attacks representatives of both churches were present of the Council of churches. --- From Cleveland, Davenport, Iowa Boston, Boston, Iowa Mass., and many other places com- mune. The Commission on the Church and Race Relations is now setting plans for the observance of Rare Relations Sunday in 1924. We need and must have more specialists among medical men and hospitals. To know how good a cigarette really can be made you must try a— LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE It's toasted Hull Is Victor in 2nd District Congress Fight Morton D. Hull, a servant for 16 years in the public affairs of the University, will represent Tuesday to represent the Republican party in the election. April 3, as a candidate for the seat in the Maine in the Second Congressional district. His Democratic opponent will be Hara, former lieutenant governor. Mr. Hull won hands down. Five candidates ran in the Republican primary against Hull. The principal ones were Winnifred Mason Huck, now serving as congressman-at-large filling the vacancy caused by the death of her father; George Bolling, editor of the Dally MORTON D. HULL Calumet, and State Representative Sydney Lyon. Hull was given 18-44 votes; Huck, 12,741; Bolling, 2,646. The last days of the Hull run were characterized by attacks upon him by the rest of the Republican field. Bolling was certainly violent when he tried to kill Mr. Irwin, his speeches throughout the district, became known as a sort of new apostle of the "square deal" and fair play, and all the other men and all were marked by modesty. He refused to defame the district with a single poster. The victor gave credit for much of his success. He had made his own life, made his life as a successful political campaigner. Wife Kills Candy Shop Lovin'Sam Omanah. Neb. March 2—Because she believed her husband was sweeter to some other woman than he was to with her husband in a candy store at 2206 N. 24th street, shot him. He died from the effects of the wound, in now held in custody by the police. Relations between the husband and wife had become so strained that she was now held in custody that she was going to leave and let him enjoy himself with his other women. She were in the confectionery. Even when they unreached an express wagon came for Mrs. McClure's property. She refused to reconsider. Angered, her husband is said to have been in keeping a plan to help her. She stopped him with a bullet. The McClures had been well known and well lived in this city. Their industry in keeping a plan to help her included the better elements in the city. Sympathy among the neighbors is with the captive woman, they claiming that she was the one that made the business a success. START DRIVE TO GET FUNDS FOR NEW SETTLEMENT HOUSE Cleveland, Ohio, March 2—Thursday, March 1, was the occasion of the large campaign committee, made up of representatives of local clubs, lodges, fraternities and social circles set to work with a team of volunteers to raise a quarter of a million dollars to erect a new building for the Playhouse settlement. Selahaye captured the whole hearted interest of this city. The campaign under the direction of the advisory board of the Playhouse, is organized to receive either cash or pledges. The closing date of the campaign is March 19, although the deadline is extended between March 1, 1923, and March 1, 1924, in monthly or quarterly installments. The Playhouse was established as a community house in 1926, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wetlife, in the vicinity of East Street, where it has always served its community, developing work among all races and creeds alike, drawing from each a unique talent. The work has developed to such an extent that its present quarters, two cottages, are hopelessly inadequate for the activities it is imperative. The proposed building will be designed so as to give particular attention to the future of children and young people, likewise to supply for men and women the advantages, social, educational, and civic of a modern city. 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Gets Behind Move to Force Loop Theater to Observe Rights Law Definite steps to force the management of the mutual benefit of adamantite forgeries discrimination permitted against citizens, allegedly because of color, were taken this week by the local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of People of which Morris Lewis is the executive secretary. Scores of citizens during the last year have complained against what they called the insulting methods used by the employees of this theater to discourage the patronage of certain patrons. Forced to Front. These patrons claim that tickets were sold to them and that in all rows of the theater, white patrons being excluded. If the customers who were not white objected to front-row back, they were forced to back, they are said to have been repeatedly molested and insulted by the ushers. One woman declared that she was employed by one of the girl employees that if just hardly could keep hands off her. Employees at hotels in the loop theater in the afternoon, only to have their leisure spoiled by the tactics of the management. It is claimed that Frank Levin, manager of the theater, is opposed to Race patronage, and that he has pressed himself to several compliments. Protest Written Levin The first step taken by Mr. Lewis is in the form of a letter to Levin, in which the N. A. A. C. P. secretary of the N.A.A.C. that is required to discriminatory practices against citizens of this city on the part of ticket sellers at your theater, Levin is then reminded that he speaks, and takes this method of bringing the matter directly to your attention with the hope that the unfair treatment of citizens by the city in behalf of citizens of Mr. Lewis contains a copy of the law to protect all citizens in the enjoyment of their civil and legal rights. Advancement association officials believe that notification to Levin will not be enough. He has been repeatedly advised to change his office in Fannie Mae and the association is, therefore, preparing to take the matter to court as soon as Levin has been given sufficient time to make his mind up. WOMAN DROPS DEAD WHILE IN REAL ESTATE OFFICE Mrs. Malte M. L. Clemens, 3654 Carson Avenue dropped dead in the office of Fannie Mae and the state dealer, 36th and State Street, Monday morning at 10 o'clock while transacting business with Mr. Paulkert, Rev. S. J. Clemens, bishop of the Free Methodist church, who died suddenly a few weeks ago in Pittsburgh, Pa. Oscar Fennamon, and two sisters, Mrs. Amanda Harris and Mrs. Leo Hardin of New York City. The Lody was taken to Williamson under undertaking establishment. She was 60 years old. GOVERNOR NAMES RACE Du Quoin, Ili, March 2—Gov. Len Small has appointed Mrs. A. L. Anderson as one of the two women to represent the state of Illinois at the National Educational Congress to be held in Washington early in March. Mrs. Anderson, who lins taught in the Lincoln school for a number of years, being the oldest teacher in point of service, was at one time principal of Lincoln high. But this position she willingly gave up. She is favored known throughout the state and is a leader in other lines as well as educational. Mrs. Anderson is well qualified to represent the state with dignity. Full and equal justice in the courts of law (abolition of the Black Code). HELLO THIS YOU K THE CHICAGO DEFENDER CASCARETS 10 Mask of Klan Is Sanctioned by Law-makers Columbia, S. C., March 2—A bill to prohibit the appearance in public of persons wearing masks or otherwise disguised was defeated, 83 to 24, on second reading in the Carolina house of representatives. The vote was preceded by a lengthy debate in which the Ku Klux Klan was heatedly attacked and ended. A referendum was made to the Louisiana Klan murders during the controversy. South Says North's Bad Spot for Us South Says North's Bad Spot for Us Oscosse, Ark., March 2. — Southerners are not going to give up their Race labor without a struggle. Workers rank of their farm hands during the late war. Dixie planters are now endeavoring to check with mouth and money the orchard North of these lands. One of the favorite schemes of these new sailors of the South is an effort to show those men and women the importance of their work. It fares with those who go away. Recently a story was published in the local paper, taking a full column, in the Ark. citizen who had gone to Missouri, been treated rough and forced to write to his white folks back home for aid. The paper sought to show the importance of the orchard man for the race man who leaves for the North. Laborers around here do not pay their wages in those cases where the tales are not pure fabrication, they know from experience that the man or woman telling them are forced to say what the man is doing. The orchard man who go North and complain are too few to make any noise about. MOTHER BURNED TO DEATH IN EFFORT TO SAVE TWINS Waughtown, N. C., March 21—in a fire last Thursday night, Mrs. Elisabeth Twain, a twins, were burned to death. Mrs. Grant was severely burned while attempting to rescue her children. She was later rescued by a vital in Winston-Salem. It is said that the building caught fire from an overheated stone and being a light frame structure was completely enveloped before help could be summoned. KENTUCKIANS START OWN MINING COMPANY Clarksville, Tenn., Mar. 2, -A Race coal mining company, known as the Presto, was organized her Jan. 6 by Walter A. Lewis and chartered under the presto. The company has secured 100 acres of fine coal land in Western Kentucky adjacent the great Empire coal mine and will conduct a gen- eral survey of the coalological survey made of the tract, ratings showing the product to be among the best in Kentucky. AGED WOMAN DIES Richmond, Ont., Canada. March 2—Mrs Susan Anguilla Maxwell, said to be the oldest citizen of Canada, died at age 117. Throughout York county, where the old lady was widely known, she was a picturesque character whose stories fleeing from slavery to threw on the famous Underground Railroad was known. Although Mrs. Maxwell married after coming to Canada, her husband and their four children are located in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. WIFE GOES AFTER SICK HUSBAND BUT IS POOR WITH GUN Rhbert Carrack, 30 years old, mar- ried, his wife, Mrs. Harriet Carrack, his wife, Mrs. Harriet Carrack, Rohert Carrack, rowly escaped he Friday afternoon, as he lay slick on his bed at his Fed- PETER B. The attempted murder on the part of Mrs. Carr, the mother of a years' separation between the two, according to Carr, he was shot to death with shoulder with a 32 caliber revolver. His wife drew the weapon him as he lay without giving him a chance to rise from the bed, but quicker on the part of Carrack, who struck the arm of his wife with a crutch that he used because of rheumatism, saved his life. marrrack, Mrs. Carrrack left him a year ago and age two, and wrote to Laurie, la. Whence he was at work one day she sold her household furniture. Let a note saying that she was leaving him forever not to try to find her address and that she was through with him and wrote to her note was signed "Mrs. Palms." year ago and went to New Orleans, La. While he had gone to one day she sold out all of the household furniture left and seized, that she was leaving him forever, that he must not try to find her and that she was through with him for good. The notice called "Mrs. Palmins." When he returned that evening, she found the house she detained and his wife gone. He about to return it and engaged Mrs. Ida Rogers to keep house for him. In Language, she returned to Chicago. She located at 4449 Federal Street. Shortly after her return she approached Carrack, he said, for money. He cued her, she said, he would bind asserted, that "you will give me money," and left him with the altered threat. Then she got her any more unlucky Friday afternoon, when Mrs. Rogers, his housekeeper, answered a knock at the front door and admitted Carrack, said, and asked how he was feeling. Then she reached into her bosom and withdrew a revolver. Her efforts to fire the weapon immediately failed, but she defended himself, but she succeeded in sending a bullet into his shoulder. Three more shots were fired at him through the door, said Carrack, who was leaving. Mrs. Carrack was later arrested by Officers Grace, Sweeney and Corcoran. She told the officers that her husband bad written and urged her to return to him and that she came and found him. She was continued to March 9 and she is being held under $5,000 bond on a charge of assault with a deadly carrack declared that Mrs. Carrack married him without obtaining a divorce or an annulment. His husband is Palm's Mrs. Carrack signed herself "Mrs. Palms" in her farewell note. Gun Toler Fined Bill Lemonbill, 45, 4258 State street, was fined $100 and for carrying 60,000 Buried in 50 Years Is His Record Birth and burial have changed but little in half a century, says Charles Stenstron, the man who has buried 80,000 people. Stenstron was the diggers at Grassland cemetery, Chicago, and has supervised the digging of graves for nearly 50 years. "Undertakers have changed the style of coffin and the clothes of the dead, but the grave is the same as the tomb," Stenstron said. "A little bigger, because modern coffins are bigger." 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In some canes the Vote Was 80 heavy That xeveral men were wecessary 10 bring it to the candidates Assassin's Story Mawking explzined to the police that he had ‘not meant to shoot Mr Green. He declured that he had been told that another councll aspirant now defeated, was ( speak at the headquarters. and that he had been fold “to post himself outside ‘the Hulldinz ready to shoot its soon as this ian appeared. “1 did “not know just how he Jnoked,”" he claimed in answer to question by Sergt, O'Coolem. “They {old me that he was a short. brown- skin fellow with a long nose, When T saw the crowd coming out I got ready. ¥ looked at everybody care: fully until I saw a big bunch coming ail together. In the center T saw i anan that. seemed ‘to he the une J wanted. Then T fired at hl.” ‘Mr. Groen asked that Hawkins he twrned Tooxe, holding» that he” was not at fault. “Such a thing is lable to happen.” he pointed out. “There are unscrupe- Jour candidates who. will do. any thing. ‘This man was hired, offered money. ‘The then Wwe should zet arc the ones who put Hawkins on the Job. Iwill goon be well, One bullet struck mre in the thigh, the other in the aria. ‘They're only flesh wounds. In a week J shall be fighting harder than ever. i ‘have put the Keystone National Detective Agency to work to find out the culprits who are low enough to Pay assassins to seek anybody's life. When Tam odcted 1 shall see that they all doa Luther Boddy.” Green Congratulated After the primary Mr. Green re~ celved letters of congratulation from the schism of Baptist Ministers, the Separausts’ league, the Brethren ot Love, and from hundreds of individ~ vals ‘of both races in all parts of the city. “His wife likes to read his mait. so he iy perinitting ber-to read ali these. Hawkins will be given a hearing March 16." The police are now trying to make ‘him tell the names of the partie sho. hired him. ‘This’ he ftcadfastly refuses to do, beyond ad~ snitting that the money he was sup- fosed to get was to came from somie- tne vitally interested in the race. Inasmuch as Mr. Green refuses to prosecute for hie injuries. the police Rar that, i the events Hawking con= Linues silent, they will place a charge ‘of carrying coneealed weapons ‘Leste tee, CAUGHT SELLING HOOTCH TO HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS Dickerson, Ma March %—Witiharn namilton was arrested here following Prorat students of the. local Iigh'schout sere being Supplied with banshee ty Hamiltsn, The Tatter admitted tat he sold Higuor to\some wt the children (fon he'tome ‘e ahort distance from the Aehook ut stated that he was "aet Tne’fer a prominent ‘white’ man Try This! A Gleamy Mass of Luxuriant Hair Pes oe & oo an At once! You can transform even plain, dull, flat hair. You can have it Ebundant, soft, glossy and full of life, dust get a 3s-cent hottle of "Dunder- ine” at any drug store, ‘Then moisten 4 soft cloth with the “Danderine” and raw this through your hair, taking fone small strand at 2 time. Instantly, Yes, Jmmedintely, you have doubled Lhe’ peau of Sour hole, At will be a RO soft, justrous and xo easy 10 do up. All dust and excessive oll are removed, Let “Danderine” put new life, vigor and brightness in "your hair.” This xUmulating tonie will freshen your nealp. check dandruff and falling halt and. help your hair to grow. long, thick, strong and beautiful Find Body of Man in Ditch; Slayers Gone Mipsis ate szcmreasans phan assent ae eee oe mare Sete 8 ae Sein ces ore te oer aE eon a Foes cee ee ae ernie ie ale Jae tees fabs Ee > ese, ot Seen Beatecsre who i errr cies as i re gig toe oeamnes ies a oaks gee ere ee meee ae le ears eee - x $335 Didn’t 3, Stop Snakes Appearence | Greenport, 1. I. March 2.—Mre Allee Dean, wife ‘of Edward Dean, a well known resident of this village, Yeas Iocked up laet Week charged with rand larceny in the second degree for obtaining money"under false pre- tenses. ‘The charge grew out of the claim made by John Norman and his wife Sadie, who sald that they had paid to Mrs, Dean. $383 for_which | she Promised to remove the “curse” that wus supposed to be on the Norman coupie, who told Mrs, Dean that thelr home was infested with black snakes which they eould not sec. According to. the Pormans, the veurso” wis Bot remoyed andthe medicine which they were given to take made them iil instead of improv- ng thelr condition. Sire. Dean denied the charges unt was held in $1,000 Dall for trial, Un- able to furnish hail she was locked up in the wage jail. Mr. and Mire, Norman are West In- dians who are sald to he very suscen- Uble to voodoolsm or witeheratt, So frightened were they at tho “spell” that they sald Was on them that when Mrs Dean is sald to have told the West Indians ‘that she conld. cure them for $100 they gladly gave It to her and when the woman $s alleged 10 have increased the sum to $335 they willingly raised that amount. ‘The medicine given them made the Normans really ‘ll and thes. beanie suspictous.” ‘The trial fs set for next Seeks of! Hope ‘Vresbsterian | church, "who eats Somes hatte fas arta Dey Sree Br Cate at tattetet see che sets Ita oth Ihe Rea athe eh Spies ei, Ae let a as ee sin ub terran oad seats Coneet aoe dae Hea aR Nee ee te cee aek ct ogo Be Bevin litle ta TN"io woe hc au wit contain x evo sine ins aaseetts SS Siar enteaae Be ee, ae ative co-op eran age eg th gti BUA Lame the ase ha sala hits tee Sea gare te ei otis ap be oe Seeman Ee se ete Seria eee scant g ne ae, tae Phare, td, eh nee diahet Hat Laon ah chk Ghar tee aL Ge roa WAN IN GONVIGT'S GARB LEARNS HE'S NOW WEALTHY Ft Wayne, Ind., March 2—When Herpel Spears, who formerly lived at 120 ‘Murray sirect, ig released from the “Jeffersonvitie’ reformatory tn June, he will be a decidedly richer unin ‘than when on June 10, 1921, in the Allen cireuit court, he pleaded Fuilty to stealing $120 from the Fort Wasne Country ehh, Fortune hax xmiled on Spears while he has Veen behind the priton walls. At least, 2 letter recelved by William H, Moeller, chict of police indicates that a lack of ready cash need never ugain prompt Spears to cnnmit burglars. ‘The letter came from Martha Mil- or, 1104 Robert street, Sun Antonio, Texas, a woman claiming to be an aunt of the {mprisoned man. “Will you please try to locate Hor- pel Spears.” she wrote. “He has fallen heir to $137,000 and it is nee- essary that his futher set in touch with him ag son aa. yossible.” ‘Then the letter went an to give a description of Herpel with the addi- Yional information that he came to this city soon after being discharged from the army and that he worked at the country club. Thore was no mention “of how he inherited. the money, but an ansicty concerning Shears’ whereabouts was plainly evle dent in the letter. Police records show that Spears was arrested May 23, 1921, for. bur- Rlarizing the Fort’ Wayne Country Club, where he had been. employed as a waiter, He broke into thy club- house one’ night and. stole $120, Bound over to the circuit court he pleaded culity and was sentenced to twa to 1 years, The letter received by Chief Mocl- ler will he forwarded to Spears al the reformatory. _ TRY TALKING MOVIE A “talking movie” device. invented in Italy, which ix based on the prin- ciple of phonetie and eptteal. simul- faneity. Was successtully tested in neko recemibe. BURGLAR IN BATHROOM ae lee Sing ene ne sc tig he uae nue. oh Keane "heave cigthe’ aout hs. eat eroreine centered" hots, adit Wrateott aor “hein “areata dna gcrnoon By ane noice at aan fhoraald they four him Yn the home Seen Matec a rare at Mestenté tar" found iocked Inthe path room where fe Bua Sone 18 ye frame ones Win Rat ied 10 the house by neighbors, “The man Ie believed to ue anpientea in more than fftegn robterlee” aoring. the mat Sear tn cAtunetons Sutin Seles Sie, "ad aM Sopnone onetlog ee fence Stn Vee ange Soak whe So fer had weed towel round, Ws foe Westcott wan half'se ihe Jail ere Tor further invertase eS Strangers cram the Southland coma torthly ah See HE ihe seat aout “ies cht. ae hn tne toe pratsee Suto Gan, “Shen eae cNenings Negron Mauardgy:, OMEetiag setriee. 7590; "Suna iE naga Sane day evening. 8 o'clock. ‘The Rev, Blex Shoe this Sa eee WOMAN ROOMER BLAMED, MAN TS SHOT BY FOUSt Because he did not show a letter that he had recelved from hie nephew in Vieksburg, Miss, Henry Owens, 29 Years old, a moutder, living at 4040 Federal street, was shot through the right wrist Friday afternoon at his home by his wife, Mrs, Ida Owens, to whom he had heen Married a litle ‘over three months. “Owens ix now In the County hos- pital and his wife under arrest, She fraleged to have emptied a 33 call- ber revolver at her husband at close range but her aim was bad for only ‘one shot took effect. Blames Roomer ‘The wounded husband blames Ars. Mary Fitzgerald, who has Veen a foomer In iils home for three weeks, for the trouble that has come between him and hls wie. He charges her with being a. tale hearer, witht arous- Ine his wite's Jealousis’ with. untrue storiea of Is relations with another. He brands then to be False and with= ‘ou foundation. Two weeks sigq Owens sald he sue- ceeded In convinting his wife of his fnnocence of charge that Mrs, PRz- gerald tx allaged 10 have Minted to Mrs, Owens, Then he told hig wife to get rid of Airs, Fitzgerald, ‘The wife Promised Init the two women became Jnore intimate, he sald. ‘The letter from. Owens’ nephew came a few days ago while his wire Seas out, Mrs, Flizgerald, according to Owens, told bix wife of the let ter. She questioned him about it and Jan argument developed. It became heated and in the midst of it Owens eft the house and went (o a barber shop at 27th and State streets, Fired Five Shots Later Mrs, Owens came there, She swag armed, according to her husband, fand she told him to go home, get his things and lerve. When he went to his home she was there. He Knocked on the door and Mrs. Owens opened it Just wide enough to extend her arm with a revolver in her hand. She eran firing at her husband and sent five shots at him. Ie retreated ater the first slot was trea, ‘When arrested by the Third district police, Mrs. Owens acensed her hus hand ‘of frequently eating her and sald she was tired of it. She ts belnz ‘held ‘under $2,000 bond on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, , Ter hearing Wan continned to Mareh 23. St Haug Bio, aren 2-—Senatr aligns, Bouse of at Met nreda ie le teat Ba PIGS? eas here Tar enka od ue fe Sel Weds Aaah tad nas Sisto seat al, opie ietsca ah Si ta cat i ial tea a he Sane i! 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Kuwegyel Aggeey, a native of the Gold Coast of Africa, was one of the prin cipal speakers atthe 18th annual conference of the Eastern Union ot Student Volunteers white)... ‘The conference wan held at Drew ‘Theo. fonteat seminary. "Ste ‘Angrcy. spoke torabout #5 delegates and feaders enresenting” 2 miveraities, sein: Ineies “and colleges. imiAtter the dessin hin hand was vig- Jorousiy ‘shaken ‘tiymany. men, and Women. who heartily” congratiated fond thanted_hiny for thee inating message hy whieh ‘thelr migalonars tlsions wero made brighter and: thei hearts fired. with ct renewed ‘eal to ferve’ humanity. “For” newie two ‘hours after the session Mes Agsres ‘waz detained ‘by inguirers, He wan Asked "nany “uestlons. concerning Africa nd” the misslonary centers there. ‘Winn! amazing’ aceuraehs aa way. rematked by mungt Ne named tind Jocated missions ot Miremous tes fhominations. even to. tha. "eatrete ioundariew of the continent. Same of ‘his personal experiences in both the north and: south of hi Country. wero related with an. ever enlivening interest, hy Keon tntelfect, ceasionaliy" peoduelng the ache ot ovect GOVERNMENT 10 HAVE TRAINING COMP IN SOUTH Tuskegee, Aln., March 2.—Citizens military taining camps will be es tablistied for our people this sum- mer, according to u statement inade by Secretary of War John W. Weeks tna letter to Dr, Robert TL Moton, Principal of Tuskerce institute. Following the close of tho recent war. systematic militury training was offered ty white amen and. boys through the ‘establishment of what was called citizens’ military training camps, ‘This opportunity for some Feagon was denied to our group, Realizing that our people constitute 10 per cont of the population of the United ‘States, and that during the pust war furnished at least 10 per €ent of the American troops, and he- Heving thac in the event ut another war thes would be called upon to Cur- ish a like quot, Dr. Atoton request. ed the secretry’ of war to estublish cams for the trainin “of ur group that they too might enjoy the advan- tage of military training along with other American eltizens. : In reply. Secretary of War Weeks yrote us follows: “Tam pleased to inform you that plang are-now under wtiy, for the establishment of citi- zens’ milltary training camps for Col- ored candidates." He further stated that such acamp probably would he established in the Fourth corps area, Fort MePherson, Ga. “Phe cansps Wil be of one month's duration amd will offer many recrea- Honal features ag) well ax” military and physical training. Expenses to and ‘from the camps and. during period of training will be furnished by the government. Dr. Moto is canvassing the country fn the effect toaseertain the number of men and boss Who are ‘interested in. this movement, and ts urging all inter- ested to write him. One jail for all lawbreakers. Ablo- ritfon “ae, Segregated aivisiona for Nie ata Colores LL SERUM ed 3008 ‘ree in Chicago ease. Blood and skin disease carried to every blood cell. In- to talk to Seen. aa the serum? BRS: Siw es. No med- (ee eaee tom, Tigh egg am vesity, Low Sig OSs 2 Trouble, fipaao eean ited to the ewe tae Protein Se- iii St iministered. (Meme a most cases. Bagi Abeer 2ruMs only. ope f o try these [gee WK ney nly way we Reg: woRbeed more faith, [eZaiactisig, , or anyone Berets iss returnable in a Detroit court, No attention ty heing patd to the fact that ‘Edwards was inarried to the girl. No effort ts helng made to apprehend the two white men. who fast Week uhducted two Race elrls, cruelly. mistreating “them, to whom they Were not married, ‘That Feems to have beon quite.all Fight, Returns Home Danlel s. Hitton of Marea. 1. after completing a course at the Teese’ Auto> ele bck, Ge ato ee Dreesea Kimonas Draperies Skirts Curtains Ginghame Goats Sweaters Stockings Walsts Coverings Everything Buy “Diamond” Dyes"—no other kind=and follow the simple dirce- tions in every puckage, Don't wonder whether yott cun dye or tint success- fully, because perfect home dyeing ts guaranteed with Diamond Dyes even if you have never dyed before. 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One trial is enough Wash it away with cold water, to obtain bene- — You will be delighted when you fits., A fresh, SEE fook in the mirror. All blemishes radiant skin is Qeaaageee —every pimple, blackhead, and the first re; faethe spot of irritating dirt—will be quirement of aes “J gone. Your skin will have re- Beauty. Dr. Epa Samed its soft texture and bloom Huff's’ won: eae serge —as nature intended. Use. it derful new (Uae EY) every second day for the first discovery Sp gegmay week. Then once a week. makes it poss: agg 7 So Guarantee Backed by Deposit ‘sviittie. ‘Re: fay’ in the Binga State Bank sults are gain- fie: <R\. Ped The action of Tissulax is guar- ed in 30. min- BERR 5 BST antecd. All just claims will be re~ utes, Black- Page Wat" FR funded when made by those who The action of Tissulax is guar- anteed. All just claims will be re- funded when made by those who may feel they have not obtained the stated results after an_unin- termupted use of Tissulax, Do not hesitate whether it will help you. Tt will, You take no risks. ‘You may have your first jar for only the bare cost of getting it into your hands. This is to en- able everyone to obtain Tissulax. For a limited time Doctor will send a regular full-size $250 jar at laboratory cost. ‘This has been fig- ured down to $1.00 (plus postage). But you need not even send this ‘Monee: When ste ttn ee WHAT USERS SAY ‘OF TISSULAX Chicago, Ill, Sept, 29, 1922. Dear Doctor” ‘Efe cot, Testy came toiay; T oe athe Weane oe May Eat flowed ace “using te Sty shin Sorel month hows Hein at ws ‘onierfal and T can never Teiy thant eae Grateful FM. Chicages Hk, Sept. 27, 1922. Dear, Dr. Hult: PiSpare ctamined Tioselax and have chemicals. “Under observation fou itil efeitos the completion (Fan names and adresses furnished band skeen “Eeme cen acnnes eeney How Un- Jess you expect to he out when the mailman calls. If so, enclose $148. This pays ‘for, everything: Your jar will then be delivered postpaid and with the same money back guarantee. Beauty is within Your reach. The rest is up to you. Write today. Send postcard, let- ter, or handy request blank below. 10) WILLIAM H. HUFF. PRS. Linesin Laberatoree, Tac, 4200 W. Late Stree, Chicago, Ii Besse send me the fallsize sar of iceshly prepared Tissulax, When comes TP will deposit $1.00 (olus post: age) with the maiimam.” THe ie oy: ment in fall fT heep the Tiaulan. Te Sea not satis6ed. with. enults in 5 days my full deposit is to ‘be returned. } Nonsesidents of the U.S. are re qcested to sea $1.22 in advance: Neca (WRITE PLAINLY “OR USE SEPA. - (WRITE PLAINLY OR USE SEP/ BOR NEW PROBIT PLAN © RATE SHEET OF PAPER) TISSUCREME, our new cold cream; is especially adapted for use after TISSULAX. If your druggist or agent doesn’t cairy it, write direct to the LINCOLN LABORATORIES, Inc., 4204 W. Lake St, Chicago, Ill. Price '50 cents. Our special Face Powder, also 50 cents. Agents and drug store correspondence, everywhere, invited. Write NOW. Offer Reward in Effort to Find the Dynamiters Rome, Ga., March 2.—A reward of ees cheers of rami sin ichtlad bo oor Ee ae ened sere cele ae i Ao fone Gare Sin Patel oe Can’t Seize Husband of White Girl ‘Grhana, Ill, March °.—All efforts to bring hack t6 this elty Napoleon Bd- wards, former high ‘school athlete, who committe the erie of masrying & white girl schoolmate, have proved futlte. | Edwards Ig in Detrolt, ‘where he scems destined to stay for some time. Sheriff John Gray of this county has made two tinsticcessful attempts to get Fawards. Tho. girl was brought back by her father several Weeks ngo, and hax now heen Ted to Prefer a'statmtory charge against her husband. “Phe fst the the sheriff sought the athiete he found him in the hospital suffering from scarlet fever, He was about 10 Jeave with him the second time when he was served with an in- function Aha write of habeas Corpus Wen. Hi. Ht PF Digoreter on Tt wae civen almost providentially to Doctor Huff to discover this safe and eas- ily followed methoul of regaining youthful bloom. For years he wanted to obtain a new remedy especially adapted to the needs of the Race. Success is now his. He had been experimenting in his laboratory with an English clay, an age-old compound. To it he added. an active ingredient. He WHAT U Blended the two. OT inder test he ieaKo, Sarthe mew | Deg Dorr substance purify | sed id se" once. the skin. Ines Jabaut ite Seen ‘Sronte What It Does | sssticc and''e Impurities [> Grate blemish the Cieagor 1 skin. This dis- | Ope, Dr. Hutt: covery. absorbs | found i compose them. Tt frees | chemicals. “Under the pores amd} st bod marked eff lightens the | Fut names and skin. I wish. on re this paper could see, as I have, what wonderful results are ef- fected by it, They are really mar- velous, Women’ are_ overjoyed with the benefits received. 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Perry Stickney Grunt, who has been a prominent publicist by declaring there is no divin- ity, who organizes the oldest publicizing book, who organizes the oldest publicizing book, who will his eloquent and masterful way paper Also in connection with the above, Dr. Holloway, one or two of our cadets, will give the little girl wonder, daughter of Dr. Holloway, one or two of our cadets and will select two readings. Those who have been in this country for a girl of her age and has wonderful possibilities in the senior serif program. Excellent music reinforcements in addition to the serif program. Excellent music might accommodate the people. Program starts promptly that you come early if you want to get a seat. Dr. Holloway, the director, will welcome the large audience who will give the program a special occasion. Dr. H. Wattkins, chairman of Metro-West Trie, vice-president. club Sandy W. Trie, vice-president. MAGGIE O'BROWNIE SOUGHT FOR STEALING SOUR MASK Chicago police, is is reported, have been Marge O'Browne, temperature worker from Nebraska and financial manager of Huntington Green's ally. According to A.N. Fields, employed chief of police of Omma telephoned to Chicago that Miss O'Browne was a mournful mish, Miss O'Browne stoutly denied the charge and pointed to her mournful mish, to show that it was preposterous to make any such accusation against her. In confusion in names or persons. KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY ENTERTAIN SCHOOLBOYS this chapter, Kappa Alpha Ipsilon, Inst. of music, finches given Saturday evening, Feb. 6 at "Kappa Kastle," some fifteen high schools and junior colleges were invited to attend. Winston-Salem former, Englewood high "dash" champion, now a Student at the university, was honored as a home. Others in attendance were Veronica Hale, Tava heavyweight basket ball team; George Shrosssar and Joan Phillips team; Robinson, all-round athlete; Luther Thompson of Englewood hich's basketball team, and Austin the Defender five. Interesting short stories about which music and cars furnished an amendment for an evening of good fellowship, which is the first of a number of events Athletes of our race who show the ability to maintain a high level in the athletic life of the better colleges and universi- BAPTIST LEADERS CALL MARCH 13-14 MEETING Emston, Il., March 13 Dr. E. S. Jones, president of the national Baptist Church, had a cell had been made for a general conference of leaders of the denomination. Thursday and Friday, March 13-14 "It will convene in the main chapel of the church will bring to Nashville the vice presidents as well as many other leaders of the union. The conference will have many matters of vital importance to the denomination before it for consultation." MOTHER! MOVE CHILD'S BOWELS A mother and child Wields Wicked Club It required three stitches to saw up the head of George Brown, 23, 2832 (the head of a man's head with a club by his step-son, Leon James during a quarrel in their home. Brings Back Prisoner Officer Back Prisoner Brings back Minneapolis Billie Beeck, 3408 Wabash Bureau, who had fled there Oct. 23. He is holding up and robbing Eddy Stone of Cows Peter Vicks, 3185 Federal street was taken by Scott, Scott, on complaint of the Mississippi authorities. At West Point last August. Cut by Boomer A man, known only as Oscar, roomed with Kate Maile Katt, 27, 335. Dearborn street, inflicted a two-inch wound to his left knee, they became enraged in an argument. Inlured by Auto As she attempted to cross the street at 31st street and Michigan boulevard, she was struck by West 324 street, was painfully bruised when she was struck by an auto- Dies at 103 Rough on Reamers Mary. Mrs H. Taylor, 2127 Cottage Grove avenue, stated that one of her roomers, Jonas Lewis, chased the house, and made some of them jump out of windows every time he imbibed too much chocolate. Lewis was fired and cut off. Maker Successful To William Iell, editor of the *Idiwale Dipatch* has just returned from India to Indiana. He succeeded in getting a job with the *Idiwale Dipatch*. He wants every lotto winner and Canada to send for March 25 issue and Canada to send for March 15 issue, as well as the importance to every property owner and friend, especially those in the country. Editor, 1821 Park Avenue—Advert. UNITED STATES ASSURANCE DOES HONOR TO PRESIDENT To our thousands of policy holders you for your help and co-operation during the past week in making it the year we are proud to celebrate our twentieth anniversary, we are our president in the business of our company. 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We believe adhering close to its motto of "Athletic, Child and No Discrimination" United States Insurance Mutual Health and Child and No Discrimination" United States Insurance Mutual Health and Child and No Discrimination" Advertisement WOODARD STUDIO Woodard, photographer, whose studios and dyes, has something new to offer and dyes, has something new to offer during the present month, he has been called a "seminal figure" proving to be a type producer by the oil and guitar dld d a capacity of the holiday season and the patrons of the theater, numbered among jeersers "from past years" by长Mr. Woodard will offer an art exhibition, making art in all the latest There is a gift during the present meeting. He had introduced a size miniature "and it is proving to be the most popular type ever produced" he jim W. o'neal studio did a capacity for the holiday season and the patrons of the numbered among the peppers from past seasons. During the holiday will offer an afternoon of prizes, making attractive reductions in lines, a tainted more appropriate during the Easter holidays than a fine likeness of one's own will bring these high-grade pictures to the audience. It is effective beginning the 4th of February and the reader is invited to call and advertise of samples of all types of advertisement. Wants Heiser for Shelk He was remembered officer (Oregon) Heseth W. Browning and Stuart street. Mrs Cynthia Imake, of St. Louis, was her sister, when her attention to her shirts, when her attention to her car, when her attention to her arrver. She was fired 25 and costs her. Woman Tells Sad Story Charging that he made her polls on the streets and heat her unmercifully, Ms. Mary Jackson, 224 East 21st street, appointed to Officer Jefferson for prosecution. The 21st Avenue, Bail was fixed $100 and when the girl's story was ended. Choir Scores in Musicale GRIP OF THE LAW William Washington, 32, 3437 Wabash avenger, was held to the grand jury under $3.000 bonds for the robbery of Mrs. Etta Palmer, 5030 State street Beats Wife. Fined I because he beat his wife, Monica, and locked her out of the house. Price Pilliam, 342 Prairie avenue, was fired and costs $90 for Judge Joseph Schulz. Attempts to Strongarm Armed with a bed, sat Will Gray, 852 State street, attended to strongholds, while on 25th street, between dearborn and Federal streets. Offers $50, Donnawn, Abbott and Brady surmise the act. He was fired $50 and costs. Mail Box Robber Caught Morus Butler, Ford hotel, was an arsenal of a stolen typewriter in his possession. He was a member of the States government when thirty returns were found in his possession, which he later admitted to. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF The Minnesota Players Fights About Wif Joaloury over the affections of Mrs. T. H. H. Mitchell Thomas, 325 Federal street caused a light between Mitchell and U. S. Post Office, where they met at $811 Federal street neck. The three were placed under arrest by Sergeant Raymond Green and a police officer. Out Again Mrs. Fannie L. Ellis, bookkeeper for the Reese Automobile school and garage, after an illness of two weeks, is in the hospital. Under the care of the Dr. Rochelle C. Giles, Singer En Route Annette White will leave the city in St. Louis, Missouri, and other St. Louis, Jefferson City and other cities appeared in a joint recital at Ebenezer Church in all-star concert at Quinn solubits in all-star concert at Quinn Confined to Home Julius Lawrence, 3564 Vernon avenue, is confined to his home with pneumonia. His friends wish for him a speedy recovery. In City on Business Arthur Hatley of Bessmer, Ala.; five days in the city on business, and a visit to the museum. Here Mr. Hatley was the guest of Mrs. Elia White, 55 East 56th street. Leaver for New York Homer L. Wheels of New York City has returned to his home after a very pleasant visit with his sister and brother-in-law, and Mrs. B. F. Small, M.D. In City Buergeard C. Laster of Greenabraon Ga. is in the city making his home and office, and Mrs. Frank J. Benjamin, 712 East 45th street. The Rev. H. W. Jamison Here and grand master of U. R. F. & S. M. T. Throughout the United States and juried during the week. The Rev. Mr. Jamison was in charge of the Sunday exercise, 4:30 p.m. at church, 4690 Evans avenue, during the entire day and the exercises were final in the city he stops at the Y. M. Return to City Mr. and Mrs. E. Loe Hughes, son-in-law, returned to the city way, have returned to the city from Madison. Wk. where they silent the months. They may remain in the city. William Jones Out Again William Jones, the popular greeter at the hospital, confined to his bed for several days on account of severe illness, is able to Adeline Greene Convalescente Adeline Greene, 5068 Wabash avenue, wabash county, during the fruit show and their kindness during the season. Reader Collins Dines Reader Collins dinner, Wednesday Feb. 11, 2014. Herpetilla Davia, 3243 Webash avenue, two sisters, two nephews and two sisters. Arrivals at Idlewild Attempts Suicide Dependent because of a lovers' quarrel, Miss Justine Ironstone, 27, of New York, was arrested for lysol with suicidal intent, according to the records of the police. The lysol was found on the street, also tried the suline route by lysol. Both of the women will recover. Walks Into Auto Howard Galine, 3120 Vernon avenue was painfully injured when he walked into an automobile at 31st street and South Park avenue. Eight Duel With Knives A duel with knives was fought by stories about a stabbing and a murder. And核实 Neal, his alleged sweetheart, Bargott was cut in the neck. Bargott received a badly injured hand. Assaulted by Man While engaged in a quarrel with the police, he was shot when they met in front of 1922 Dearborn Federal Street, came out of the fight and was shot. Crisman, who was an army brigade, Crisman, who was an army brigade, was supposed to have knife in his hand at the time of the shooting. Traps Burolar While burglaring the flat of Charles Friedrich, who occupies the third floor of the 56, 3106 Ellis avenue, was surprised by a man jumping out of the window and swung from some telegraph wires when he attested to the attack when he attested the attention of Officer Harry of the 46th street police station commanded him to do so. Mayfield was then fired upon. He was shot in the head and was carried to the bridwall house. He was carried to the bridwall house. Bomaloe Johns Entertained The Miles 3641 Thomas and Jesse Smith. 3641 Grand hound, enclosed, and them from Detroit, Mich. with a luncheon Monday afternoon. Among the guests are the band and his singing syncopations, and the team of Chris Smith and Henry Appointed Delegate Mrs. Sado L. Adams, president of the National Education Association, colored *Dressed Women's clubs*, has delegated to the National Educational Association the March Illinois delegates will have special training. Mrs. Poindexter Dead Miss. Susie Poindexter, 51. 2121 Princeton avenue, formerly, 51. 2121 Ville, Tenn. passed away Thursday of heart disease. She was buried Monday from the Johnson undertaking parlor, 250 State street. DOUGLAS TAXI SERVICE Formerly the "De Lute" 20c PER MILE 20c LOWEST RATES IN CHICAGO CALL VICTORY 4837 FOR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE OFFICE 3511 State St. Chicago, Ill. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER THE UNIVERSAL RELIGION will meet in St. John Hall, 18th and State Street, at 3:30 p.m. on cursed. Banal meetings open to the public are held every day from Ellington, 4735 St. Lawrence ave. Victim of Heart Disease A man, supposed to be W. A. Keller, younger than 40 years, was employed by Albergo Pereil 3111 Walasah avenue, to help on his farm. He was a student at 2000 Walasah avenue. The man collapsed while in the hallway and fell into 2000 Walasah avenue. He was a victim of organic heart disease. ```markdown ``` After being hit by an automobile at both street and St. Lawrence avenue, he was struck by a car. Lawrence avenue, crawled out from unimproved streets and was found to be uninjured. Cut by Husband During a quarrel with her husband, Arthur, Mrs. Margaret Warfield, 30, 4513 Indiana avenue, was cut on the hand by him. Bitten by Bulldog Norwell Hunter, 25 years of age, 49 East 42d street, was hit on the lee by a bulldog owned by Mrs. Rogers, 4431 State street. Internally Injured William M. Roberts, 38, 726 East 41st street, was carried to Providional hospital after being injured. He was struck by an automobile at 41st street and Evans avenue. Drops Dead on Street walking along the street, while dragging Dearborn street blood dropped dead as he and his brother, 4066 Dearborn street. He had long been a sufferer of stomach trouble. Struck by Yellow, he followed 47th street and Michigan avenue, Sam and his wife, Carrie, carried to the Hialeah hospital where it was found that he was painfully injured. Cut by Wife. By刀妻 The courses of true love did not run through Sam and his wife, vars, 424 East 21st street. While She and his wife, Ohlate, were talking at alarms, Ohlate engaged in a quarrel over domestic violence on the shoulder, and cut her husband on the shoulder. Under Observation The peculiar actions of Nelson Stokes, 40, 3222 Michigan avenue, caused him to be the psychopathic hospital to be kept under observation as to his sanity. Gug Injuries Both While John Simpson and his wife, Minnie, were feeling with a gun in their pockets, 1021 Washaua avenue, it was accidentally shot by a grounding both of them in the hands. Held for Manslaughter Anthony Chisny, age 24, 14 West Florida man, groomed a large groom on a charge of manslaughter he ran over in Mexico. Estanislao Ferezano, 24, the street, in Root and State streets with a mobile as the man was attempting to follow the following day from his injuries. Jealousy Causes Stabbing Mrs. Arthur Connifed Mrs. George Arthur, 56, best 50th Lifelong Nurses association, is confined to her home due to strained ligaments inured in a fall on a slippery sidewalk. Homer Mike Jones Alice Armer St. M. Jones celebrated her birthday in 2015. She was given in her honor by her parents, Mrs. Armer St. M. Jones and Mrs. Wabah Avenue, Saturday afternoon. Annie Hawkins, a hawking figure in America Hawkins, a hawking figure in America Bible Lecture Misa : LeBlanc, Returres Miss Edna LeBlanc, 117 East 23rd place, has returned to the city after two months' stay in New Orleans where she visited relatives and friends. Club Organized A new club was-organized Thursday at 11 a.m. at 3413 Prairie Avenue. Only high school students and character club will be known the The Parish Club will be known the Parish Club of each week. Mrs. Iris Johnson Thomas, Mrs. Georgia Words, treasurer, and Mrs. Georgia Words, treasurer, Mrs. Carey Critically Ill Jease Bloqa Entertained Josee Blign, president Bialga State College, will attend the Ampomayo club Thursday evening, where the officers and directors of the Palm Beach officers and directors of the Palm Beach Association of America. Those present will be R. Webb, grand controller, O. I. Bohnen, R. Webb, grand controller, O. I. Bohnen, Artus W. Weis, grand treasurer; offer of Williams, San Francisco; T. R. Bianchi, T. R. Bianchi, T. R. K. Grasshaw, T. L. Jong, J. Smith, Chicago; Mr. Sexton, New Orleans. Avendover Convallesing Julius T. Avenord, 524 Wahama avenue, continues ill at his residence, and will be able to see him. Julius, Jr. who is also ill, is impoverished and is able to see a few of his friends. Leaves Infant in Hallway An infant, three days old, was left in the West Lake street, at the door of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Puckett. Shortly brought the infant there, someone brought the infant there, a bell of the Puckett apartment and field, who took it to the foundling home. Uses Black Jack on Wife 3 search for James Nelson, 214 North Washington Street in the police of the Warren avenue station on the corner of 12th and 13th streets in Northeast Nelson, 26 years old, who decided her husband assaulted her with a black machete and wounded her mourning. Mrs. Nelson was taken to the hospital for observations on the left side of her head. Fractures Ankle on Ice Miss. Flores Means, 28, 247 Fulton street, near the County hospital, is suffering from a stroke, which she sustained late Saturday night in front of 28, 247 Fulton street, sidewalk in front of 28, 247 Fulton street. Falls Into Hole Charles Johnson, 39, 2140 Fulton right leg Saturday night when he street and Campbell avenue and into a hole between the sidewalk and Guts Tenden on Hand Following an altercation with Jullus and his friend, the Hammonds, 22, a waiter, killed at the Lake Park avenue address, was slashed with a knife. The tendon of his right hand, Hammons was taken to the Bridwell hospital and police of the Hydra Park station by police of the Hydra Park station. Sent to County Hospital To Clue Program The Chiche Music association of the National Association of Negro Musicians, held a program Wednesday, March 7, at p.m. at the M. Y. C. M. A. A splendid program has been arranged by the program committee. Martha B. Mitchell is chairman. Injured In "1" Accident Have Family Quarrel Although he had a cut in the back of his head which required five stitches from his wrist, the SAlelle street, conveniently forced his film when arranged before Judge Carrie Williams had been arrested when family fight was staged in their home. Stork Busy Woman Gauze Acrash Some starting testimony is expected at the Judges' Court in Idanlaana avenue, is placed on trial before Judge Joseph Schulman March 3. Witness Glenn Clemn and charged with disorderly behavior at Stalling, 3600 Vincent avenue. It is a case of an unrepeated love affair. Griffitha Entertain Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Griffith, 5728 Dr. avenue, entertained at dinner and dinner party, noon to noon Miller. Seated at the table with the wife of Dr. and Mrs. E. Bent Munton, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Church, Master Barlo Church. Miss Bernard Anderson, Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Anderson. WEST SIDE NEWS By J. Wesley Jones SICK LIST Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright, 143 West 42th place, with a daughter, from a 42nd place illness with the "Little Meddom Kelth, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Scott, able to be out again after a very serious illness. Scott, son of Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott, 4801 Champlain avenue, is very sick. Scott, 4801 Evans avenue, is confined at home with the "fu." Mine. Bettele Williams, 3634 Prairie avenue, is confined to her home with fifteen miles. FIRST SUNDAY AFTERNOON POPULARGONCERT MARCH 4 AT 4 P. M. Coleridge-Taylor Concetti Orchestra Under the Ampheus of the Chicago MME. BERTHA DICKERSON MME. Hugh C. Swift, Concert指挥; John Lege, Soloist; Harrison Enneman, Vojtob Soliot; Solist; Harrison Enneman, Vojtob Soliot; No Received Seats. NATIONAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC IS HEADED BY PROF. MUNDY Sunday, March 4, the National School of Music, Arms House, Mundy town, will open its doors to the public in Greater Bathol Church building, 524 street and Grand bourke, Mr. Mundy is a musician of ripe experience, having directed choirs for the past 22 James A. Mundy EVANSTON NEWS Cut Over the Exe During a quarrel with his wife as 44 East St. 51th street, Andrew Watson, 50. 225" Walash avenue, was cut over the eye by her. Mary Scott III Mine, E. M. Scott, propeller of the La Provident Beauty shop. 4965 South Florida, who has been dunnerously listed for the weekend two weeks, is some- what improved. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $120,000.00 BINGA STATE BANK STATE STREET AND 36th PLACE, CHICAGO IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WE ARE NOT SATISFIED It is the aim of the BINGA STATE BANK to satisfy everyone that comes in contact with it. "If you are not satisfied we are not satisfied" is the motto that has rendered us first in the hearts of all who seek to do business with us. 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KEMP ALWAYS THE BEST MOTION PICTURES "NOTHING TOO GOOD—NO PRICE TOO HIGH" POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT AT POPULAR PRICES 6 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT MATINEES ON SUNDAYS WANTED COLORED NOVELTY ACTS FOR THEATERS, FAIRS AND PARKS HEADQUARTERS FOR ACTS OF ALL KINDS NOTHING BUT THE BEST HENRI D. COLLINS SUITE 524 PUTNAM BLDG. 1493 BROADWAY, NEW YORK AGE SIX "GEORGE" A Tragedy in Twenty-two Scenes Translated and adapted from the German by D. B. Wagner CHARACTERS (In the order of their appearance) The Mayor. Sidney Hirschpfrick The Mayor. John Golden Andrew. Lionel Monagas Maracari. Lionel Monagas Maracari. Kelvin Freer Doctor. Arthur Ray Ballboyo Man. Jake Lippincott Ballboyo Man. Sidney Hirschpfrick Plat Walter. Lionel Monagas Second Walter. Monagas Plat Walter. Arthur Ray The Grandmother. Laure Bowman Kate. Marion Harrison Dance Hall Proprietor. Arthur Ray true lovers of the drama are being given a real treat this week at the Avenue theater, where the All-Amer- John Theater has been presenting "George," a tragedy in 22 scenes. It is a horror film. It is above the German and is of the gripping type which holds you fast from torture to torture. The story cells of the domestic troubles of a young man of high caste; the unhappy wife and the mind racking worries of the wronged spouse — Tony Langston only bring on insanity through a series of startling scenes, and which eventually culminate in the murder of the woman who has caused the death of a man who is making a lasting impression in the minds of those who see it. The title role is done by that stuttering young actor, Charles Olden, whose fine work for the film was made by the fictive Players will be remembered. He is perfectly backed by Evelyn Preer as Marle, Sid Kirkpatrick, Lonel Monakis, Laura Bowman, Arlene Foster, and many of whom have dual roles. The players deserve much better support than they have been getting. Considering the fine merit of the presentation it is hard to believe that their efforts can be ignored in the manner noted during this engagement. This, as all other offerings here, is directed by Raymond O'Neill, the most proficient in the business. "John Green's Trip to New York" is the title of a musical comedy farce which is being presented as the final Drake Drake Walker Bon-Bay Girls company, which has held forth here for the past three weeks. The engagement has been Sunday night next. It has been a very unsuccessful engagement, despite the fact that the offerings have been a condition which is hard to explain. Henry Drake has made a fine reputation as a producing company. Drake has taken galore. They have a group around them, including a sensational jazz band, which is far over the mark of the kind, and as an added attraction, Butter Beans & Susie (Edwards & Edwards), were brought in. This fact may be to do with the lack of ticket buyers, inasmuch as this pair showed everything they had to offer several weeks before. If Drake was aware of that fact, he showed poor judgment in sinning them in; if he was not PAUL & STONE STATES THE HOME of GREAT FEATURES CONTINUOUS 2 PM to MIDNIGHT 3507 S. STATE ATLAS THEATER 4711-47 S. State St., East Side Street THE PLACE TO SEE "REAL" PICTURES ALL THE TIME Hear the Famous Atlas Orchestra aware of it, he was; surely imposed upon. Butter Beans is a "smit-hound" of the ranker sort, something of the kind, should be barred by all show and house managers who have a decent strain in their makeup. It is disgusting to see them in a dress, despite that fact there are many who glory in this sort of thing—both men and women—and one is forced to wonder of what kind of people and women who howl with delight at suggestive films, filly songs and lascivious actions. Drake deserved better recognition than he received during this engagement; he landed capped from the start we think. THE MONOGRAM BIG SUCCESS Entertainer Cafe Opens to Capacity Crowd With Great Show BREAKFAST DANCE The Thirty Knights club have announced that they will give a breakfast at 4 o'clock in the morning, Monday March 12. These affairs are primarily sponsored for this particular dance club that there will be a dozen fine added sponsors for this particular dance club to be remembered. Carroll Dickerson of Sunset orchestra will furnish the music in these columns in our next issue in these columns in our next issue will give a more comprehensive idea as to what will be presented. Don't forget to give it the once over. Curtis Mosley thanks us in advance for giving us to 157 W. 132nd street, New York, NY. Motion Picture News By D. Ireland Thomas What is a feller to his sniff? What nakes a feller right to win? What drives a man to work he hates? What will a man swear to smoke? Will why a man swear to smoke? Why will he promise "till he chokes?" Why will he promise "till he chokes?" The blushing, gushing, winsome gale! When is the old world fair and bright? When is the old world fair and bright? When heart afro and brain awlfr, When heart afro and brain awlfr, At last you have found the only girl, M. O'Neal, the N.J. Neal, salesman for the Micheau Film corporation, Mr. O'Neal, N.J. Neal, traveling salesman for the Murray hurry. He had only a few minutes for me to book one of his great productions, Mr. O'Neal was in theater and hurried and was cold with the audience, and had a taxi walking to whirl him to the station. Then there came along a man who looked like Lincoln theater. She looked and smiled and said, "Howdy. This smile seemed to me. I was quick. He looked up quickly, then he looked at her again, then he took one of those men, me, quick." I complied with his request, he forgot about the train for a while, it was time for her to go to work in the orchestra pit, why Mr. O'Neal felt it was time for her to play trans and run my drummer out of the pit and beat the drums himself. He was a good drummer. He had a drum set, he could hear that these drums forever, just to be near you. He offered to take my drums himself. He left Charleston, swearing that he would return, buy the theater and dismantle it. He hired you, but I would have hired you, but I did not. He sat at the theater at Cali, hilly, to use all the Colored features that he can get. There are also companies compiled in Atlanta, Ga. This column is sorry to learn of the death in the family of Clarence Brooks, "Why Worry," starring Byron Smith and supported by Mac Moirs, Frank Worley, and to have caught St. Louis theatergoers it showed at the Comet theater in that city and supported its drawing power and satisfaction given and hooked the film in the Criterion and Heltin theaters, its special production, but it has that element which is necessary to please the public. It is a wonderful production, but it it is a good one and will get some money. The whole thing at a glance Title: "Why Worry?" Class: all colored cast star, Byron Smith (great voice), Louder and his baby sister, Ann, arrive in the city for their first time. Both stars play a role in the contest, a summer resort. Many funny situations arise through their incomes, a film decides to enter a boxing contest for a prize of $10,000. His love for a pretty girl is the cause of it all--how Worry! How you all about "Why Worry!" CORRESPONDENCE James J. Kelly, Silkeston, Mo.: Any supply house in St. Louis will fill your room. Maid Pearson, Ormond, Fl.: I do not know about the company that you mention, but I am careful about giving you your money. Prof. Dan Wilkes, general delivery, congratulate Tex. on your work. The would let you use their films as you desire. You could no doubt buy some films that you mention, but I would like to see them at Lincoln theater, Charleston, S. C. RELATIONS There is always someone seeking publicity through our valuable columns, the person of "Great Adams." I have commented on his turn in several articles with the hit of the show. My last comment was from the Lyricist, who was the hit, but, as I said, he had to be pushed on the stage almost, to do his work. Mercier, and I have positive proof, as I was there. Seeing is believing, as I wrote that I can produce true facts on it. Now, Mr. "Great Adams," in Birmingham for refusing to go on, but you were, and I have sent further requests, and I advise you to keep a bit quiet, as facts are facts when true. I have been a Brown stage manager of the Frohle theater, Birmingham, who carried his comments on it, and the Billboard, and for your benefit the Defender refers you to issue of Feb. 3. on J. A. Just these sort of things we are trying to build an institution whereby we can co-operate hand in hand with the man, and work in harmony and meet conditions as we find them, we may as we join him, and your clever you may be, your drawing power and your personality, is not worth while. I am in receipt of a letter from a well-known manager in the Middle East, who is a teacher and is recently and that they were more trouble than they were worth—a week ago. I am told that we are all things, fellows, we want to eliminate. I am sure it can be done. When I am a drinker, I was a pain. When I am a teacher, I help the T. O. B. A. and they will readily help us. In our Race we have to say that when an ofafy comments on an act, nobody says a word about film or his works; then, we say that when an ofafy changes? Beas you may, I have my column for the truth and nothing but the truth. And as a vaudevillian it is my living. I love my profession the same as a doctor. I love my profession the same with more brags. See yourself as others see you and what you are—be that and no more—by your associates. Inside Dope The T. O. B. is about to launch a new move, and it is a good one, too. You can see it on the circuit. These units will involve most of the best talent in there, and they are all trained the same, and each member will be paid well. The team are featured, of course, will have special billing. The T. O. B. A. intends to work on the man. This means a few bams will return to their regular posts of work on the man. This means a few mongers. Here's my farewell to HENRY "GANG" JNES. 127 Chestnut street, Alanta, GA. Myrte Strand told us to send her mongers, 122 W. 13rd street, New York. Miss Bobby Powell sinns it right out of Graver street, New Orleans, La. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER "MIGHTY LAK" A fine cast appears in the new Edwards play, *Lak 'a Rose*, released by First National and to be shown next Thursdays, 9 and 10 at the Vendome theater. In this cust are Dorothy Mackalla, a pretty young English girl, who has been appearing laterly in the movie *Landing man in "Shore Leave"* Sam Hardy, who is supporting Lenore Ulric in "Kik!"; Anders Randolf, Helene Montrose, Paul Panzer and Harry Short. Another fine actor who has a prominent part in the college coil, an exceptionally intelligent dog. "Mighty Lak' a Rose" is a crook play. It shows the power of music to break through societal barriers underworld when desperate crooks plan desperate work. The story is a battle of a violin, in the hands of a man who is girl against, awkward souls. Mr. Carewe is said to have made a picture that is gripping in delinquency of men and women who are greatly scorched path to the straight and narrow one. He has built up a smashing elimax wherein some of those old men and women are covering that allows them to enter society homes. It is said also that picture-goers will have another idol in Miss Mackenzie. KIND BILLY Naitime Billy Tucker, the man who represents us on the Coast and who is a great trick on us last week. He had a young man bring a package all the way to our house, and we unwrapped it we saw that it as a three-pound cheese box. Naturally, we took it to the flat and put it on our table, sliced it with a fresh loaf of rye bread, some mustard and near-bear and went home the beer and then the mule from the box. Ouch! it wasn't cheese a-tall, but instead we found a house on the other side of the river, another mother-in-law of pegs, a buckhorn handled paper knife and an Indian leather jacket, a set of pegs, a shooflair and a Swiss-room. Some present, Bill, and a million dollar gift, the Larry Conway, who brought it, and to Homer Mathis who aided and abetted. HITTING A fine letter arrived from Johnson & Harding - Duke and Dube - whose art is hard to find. The boys are headlining all bills and the following is one of the most memorable have lately earned; it is from the Spokane, Wash. "Recolon": More high school art than the two swager ducky boys from the South, who can strut as only their race can. The old Diko Minstrels, bristles with the joy of life to his finger tips and overflows in exuberance in the art and interpretation of the old quadrille. THE STANDARD Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 22.—One of the best bills of the season is attracting a fine line of performers: Hightower & Jones, a novelty dancing pair of fine ability; LeFoveine Five, sensational cellists; Mobilo Henderson & Co in "The Lexus Cafe," a screaming musical comedy offered; Violin McCoy, in a niffy ensemble; Billy Young in a fast singing, talking and dancing turn, billed "The Porter and the Male, the Talent show New York City. It is some show. THE KOPPIN Detroit, Mich.—as old Doe Cone remarked, day by day, in every way, the shows here are getting better. The chapstick acts this week. They include Magnolia Brown & Baby Hadde, a nifty sister team; Allen & Stoke, a superb musical audience; Watts & Ringgold, a pair which never falls to knock them a curve, and the greatest Fingers, a pair which never falls to clean, clover and clammy bill. H. D. Garnett, Reporter. THE GLOBE Cleveland, Ohio—"Shake Your Foot," the big musical comedy production, opened to S. B. Theater with a veritable sensation. The house was sold out an hour before curtain time and hundreds were turned away, and the audience was seen at this house and the principals and choristers all are proving to be far above the average. Next week we have Martin & Brown's "Briarwood," which will be with a fine reputation. M. B. J. HARVEY'S MINSTRELS The show reports great success through New York, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, the week of March 5. Number of the fellows were many. The fall fellows will join the week we play Pittsburgh. The weather has been nice, and the dances given in our honor and the company has enjoyed itself to the high regard of the show. A highlight of the show in the next week's issue. "BO" WRITES *"Bojangles" Bill Robinson was a hit at the Hemipenic-Orythem, Lincoln Center, and on a big daily declared that He can get more dramatic Sarah Bernhardt out of "Camille," and after a talk over the World's Best Single, he goes through his repertoire, dances till he grasps for breath—and stops the show. "Dark cloud of joy" is right in his case. **CUESTS** The members of the famous Owl theater orchestra were the guests of D. Kemp, owner and manager of that the Grand theater one night fast week. The affair was for the benefit of Musicians organized included C. F. Miller, director; Ralph Anderson, music director; Roy Bradshaw drummer, and the host, who is also the owner of a show. The orchestra is more than making good at the Owl and is recognizing as one of the best organizations Matt Housley and his great musical act, "Six Sheikhs of Arabia," created a song that he sang in the capo, the first half of the week. The manager of the theater claims that it is that he has played in seasons. Matt has a great offering and there is hustle from here to there and from now till then. Go on, Boy. Matt called on the audience to help him with what it takes to make clear sailing he has it. We know what he means. BIG EATS Sammy Stewart and his hand, which is featured at the entertainer Cafe, and Ronald Joyce at the wonderful spread given by Miss Jessie Smith at her home. 3641 Grand boulevard, on Monroe Street, to Chicago to attend the opening of the Entertainer and left for home on Monday night. He was a caller at the Miss Smith. He stated that "home aln't nothin' like this." We say it ain't. GUESTS MAIL RADIO BIG OPENING Paradise Gardens, the handsome little place of amusement at 35th Street, overlays Willingham and Packey McFarland, both of whom are also connected with the Dreamland cafe, their grand opening occurs on Friday, March 15, and week and from time will be operated as a midnight cabaret, though the evening will be opening no stated time has been set as the hour for closing, the idea being that as long as things are popular the entertainment among the best in Chicago: Ollie Powers Syncopators, with Glover Compton, the band of popular Letha III, have been engaged. This is an assurance that class and distinction will bristle all over the musical end and the proposal will be ended up for the affair and those fortunate enough to be able to attend per occasion to have an endurable time for Friday midnight of the present week. SYNCOPATORS St. Louis, Mo.—Headed by Daybreak Nelson and Olez McPherson, this aggregation is one of the best I have ever seen. Mr. Jones has surrounded himself with the best of the best, and there is no reason why his show should not be a wonderful success, so can be, but the show itself is far different from the average attraction on our screen. I viewed the show at the Booster Washington theater, St. Louis, Mo., on Saturday and is entirely new and is far different from the average musical comedy in so many numbers that fit the situations and hence there are no dull moments in the Daybreak Nelson is a very funny comic and work is an outstanding act. His co-worker, Miss Olez McPherson, is quite an actress and a singer of note. Her songs do much to make the musical part of the show a big hit. Mr. Jones, a supreme artist, hand-lettered and public has precluded him, is one of our foremost straight and character greats, and his dress as up to date as of vore. It is quite a pleasure to him act. However, I would much rather see him in drama. Nevertheless, he cannot be excelled or improved upon. Besides his principals, the cast includes Annie Mac Reynolds, Marlo Biddings, Lakelie Hampton, Lemore Brooks, Summing it all up, the show is great. Must not fall to mention the pretty beauty of the little show, and I hope you will appreciate it more shows of the caller of Joseph Jones' Synconcated Synconpators. CALLED HOME Jimile Johnson, one of the fast stenting team of Johnson, was hospitalized with a stroke. Vickie Clark, the count of the death of his sister, Mrs. Susie Johnson Anderson, once well known for her at home at 332 West 40th street, late last week. McIntosh leaves on her Gotham to rejoin his partner and the ace will accept looking in the east. A DOLLAR BILL FOR A QUARTER NEXT DOOR TO "L" STATION PEERLESS BETWEEN 39TH AND 43RD CAR LINES THEATER "THE BISHOP OF THE OZARKS" Rugged mountain fastness inhabited by lawless, fearless men form the backdrop of the swift action of one of the most powerful motion picture dramas of the season—The Bishop. Bishop is a B.O. offering which is the feature at the States theater on Friday and Saturday of this week. No small part of its appeal is due to the fact that much of its towering drama is set amidst the glories of one of the most picturesque spots in America—the heart Other scenes that add eye-filling splendor to soul-piercing drama are the windows of the interior of the newly made millionaire's bizarre Oriental palace in the city, which is a Mecenat in the city's realism majors, thrillingly realistic scenes behind the penetrable, forbidding walls, thrillingly grimple into the grimful slums of a great city and scores of other places excellently suited to the rapidly changing landscape. Throughout its irresistibly compelling exposition of its main theme of regeneration, "The Bishop of the Ozarks" carries a love story deep in sincerity and overwhelming in ability to sweep into the heart of a desperate solld reached through the medium of the screen. But the story is by no means only a love story, for from the pen of former Congressman Milford A. Card has flowed a plot that plumps into a human emotion as deep as life itself. Brought to the silver sheet under the finished direction of Finis Fox, the story tells of a man who dreads life to the highest pinnacle of esteem — from a criminal's cell to the office of chaplain of a state prison. The love interest is furnished by a devoted author and authorists young doctors. The one doctor exercises a strange evil influence over her, to which she succumbs despite her efforts. The effect. The climax is one of the strongest ever shown on the screen. SHAKE YOUR FEET Big Musical Comedy Success Coming on June 26 at Alive Week **'Shake the Grand Next Week'** to the Grand Next Week the biggest musical comedy successes of the season, will open a two weeks on Monday. This show, which is at present breaking all records at the Globe Theater, will be the all-star revue type, the most popular form of entertainment at the Detroit. Detroit, Mich. where it played 32 performances, which included daily papers were a unit in saying that it was the classiest thing seen during the day. It played at the Colonial theater, one of the biggest and best houses in Detroit, where these columns to add to the prestige already gained by the show as Fe E. E. Fugh, Will Masten, Joe Carmouche, Virgil Williams, Joe Carmouche, Tommy Weather and a great chorus which brings in a wonderful quartet called Shake Your Feet Four, and the Dixie Jazz hot aggregation of synthonators. PEERLESS BILL The Poetess theater, Grand at Oakwood boulevard, is enjoying a steady increase in attendance and the Roll Top Man that nothing but the best kind of entertainment will be offered and backs the stage with its music. May night only, March S, the famous vaudeville act, "Down Home Trio," with Joe Simmons (Jimmy McMullen) and a crackerjack and the patrons of the Poetess are lucky in getting a chance to see them strut their stuff, along with an audience and at once price. Don't miss it. EARBEL & HATCH Farrell & Hatch, one of the cleverest teammates, led the last half of the past week at a local house and called on the players to join. An act is still on the Pantagories and is playing the present week at the Rivoli, Ohio, to follow. Both were looking like the well known million kopeks. More Stage News on Page 8 "DON'T TALK ABOUT ME" A Blues song with a beautiful Alberta Hunter spill any dirt. Jazz we Hot stuff in every verse. Have You Th 12010 10-in. DON'T TALK ABOUT AFTER ALL THOSE Y 12005 10-in. DOWN-HEARTED BLUE GONNA HAVE YOU— 12012 10-in. HOW LONG, SWEET SOME DAY, SWEETH 12006 10-in. JAZZIN' BABY BLUE I'M GOIN' AWAY—S 12014 10-in. HE'S A DARN GOOD BRING BACK THE J 20192 10-in. 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Three or four, perhaps half a dozen, El Paso representatives of this sensitive soildity got up and left the Crawford theater last night before a huge, rangy brown Negro who happens to be one of the most competent character actors of his generation had played Eugene O'Nell's "The Emperor." but they missed a great finale for a great show. They missed what is often attentions to, "having the next to last speaker in the dialogue sum of their complete impressions of the evening's thrill magnificent in five short words, polished and refined." As four vooo-doo-mesmerized west Indian "bush niggers" trump upon the body of Brutus Jones, ex-Cullman porter, who has ruled them a few months as emperor, they need to explain why (Continued on page 8, column 2) BALK E" a real kick. her begging her man not to words with mean music. These Records? 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But the very man served as model for these studies is now, in his old age, appearing on the screen, and plays a prominent part in "The Santa Fe Terror." He is chief of the Algonquins, and graded everything on topics connected with his race. Many great ethnologists have appealed to him on Indian matters. He was given his own way in arranging everything which had to do with the Indians in "The Santa Fe Terror," the way he was factory to every one who has seen it. Amanzie Richardson, "Jazzings," is playing the week at the Bruns theater, 160 West West Street, New York. Ford & Ford are playing the week at the Lincoln theater, New York, N.Y. They had a fine week at the Standard, Philadelphia, ending Saturday. 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Pickett, 4521 Scovill Avenue. Scoville Music Store. 3756 Scovill Avenue. GENERAL PHONOG 25 West 45th St PLAY ON ANY STAR Dixie Music Shop. 538 Lenox Avenue. Kett. Movil Avenue. Music Store. Movil Avenue. GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 25 West 45th Street, New York City K&L Recor The R of C PLAY ON ANY STANDARD PHONOGRAPH OK&L Records The Records of Quality HT AT 8:30 DAYS: 6:30 and 9:30 LETTERS [NOTE--Considerable correspondence, omitted because of lack of space, will be published in the next issue.] Indianapolis, Ind. Dear Teary: This Shri-Shi-Shi company in good standing and blitting them hard. We had a good time in our location and a good time for the following company, which happens to be John Harriner's company in Indianapolis, like we did the rest of our last dates. Miss Bobbie Jordan of our company in Louisville. Her home is in Gallatin, Pa. We open at the Star theater, records of March 5. Rcards to you and staff. Dwar Friend Tony: This leaves the team of Williams & Brown and myself on route to Atlanta. City, after a successful wounds in Birmingham and Bessener. The Hello Rufus company, a successful hunter work at the Prolfe, with Bessener to follow. Week of 26th will find him on the team of Strong & Jessie Mack on the team of Strong & pepper. Best re-steps to the proffessor. Clarence Williams PRESENT ARTED BLUES" The OKeh "Down Hearted nous race artists; Eva Tay- n Broadway, and at the ivo- discoverer of "Sugar Blues" amy Like My Sister Kate." UES—Contraito Solo, plano D WOMAN WHEN YOU ME—Contraito Solo, plano Clarence Williams Eva Taylor Liko My SISTER KATE no, plano accompaniment by Clarence Williams Eva Taylor LEASE COME BOME by no, plano accompaniment by Clarence Williams Eva Taylor UES—Contraito Solo, plano Thomas Waller Sara Martin★ UES—Contraito Solo, plano Thomas Waller Sara Martin★ NG A SWEET MAMA Contraito Solo, plano accom- Thomas Waller Sara Martin★ With HARRIS & HOLLEY, JAZZOLA DUO, FOX & YANK, J. BERNI BARBOUR, TOMMY WEATHERS FRED DURRAL. Stage Manager. EDDIE LEMONS. $1 Theater, Atlanta, Ga. AN ALL STAR ALL COLORED REVUE "CANYON OF FOOLS" Harry Carey has long made a speciality of risking his neck for the delectation of motion picture devotees. He has been known to die more frequently than in his lattest and greatest western drama "Canyon of the Fools," to be shown at the States on Wednesday and Thursday of next week, March 7 and 8. Carey is superb in "Canyon of the Fools," always a paragon of the best of charm and whimsical humor, he has a role that suits him perfectly in the story of the Far West from the trenchant pen of Richard Matthews Hallet, which ran serially for weeks in the Saturday Evening. He is a cowboy with the wanderlust not in his veins, he hoboes his way to a mining camp called Madec. There he becomes entangled in a stirring series of adventures that move swiftly chain-lightning and cultivate in a losing fight in Carey and his lonely one together. The cast includes such well known players as Marguerite Clayton, Joseph Harris, Jack Curtis, Carmen Arselle, Charles J, Le Moyne, Vester Perg, Murdock MacQuarie and Mignonne Golden. Val Paul's direction stands out in every foot of the production. SAYS JONESY St. Louis, Mo. Antonio Pal: The Fifth City is so silent the same—less than as usual, theaters and amusement places doing pretty good business and the weather is fine. My Symcoated Syn- opatators had a wondrous attack on theoker Washington. However, laying off, we were informed by reliable sources that my show is laying off the week due to that sevent good business and the weather ruthless. Jones Syncopated Syncopators had a wonderful week at the Walt Disney Ington theater. However, laying off many employees is informed by reliable sources that my show is due to the fact that several theater managers are of the belief that my show belongs to Jackson and is merely being looked under my name. This same report almost caused me to repute the above statement and inform the theatrical world that Joseph Jones Syncopated Syncopators is owned connection whatever with Mr. Jackson's interrogation. I several relations with him, and I have been ambition and desire for years to give the theatrical world a show that is new, original and unique. This little aggregation of the realization of my ambition. With my right hand man, featured comic and manager, little Daybreak Nelson, I have been successful. I have knocked the rough edges off the show, made several changes and last have rounded it into shape. Olea McPherson is one of the most persistent show stoppers I've ever seen. Will be on mull until Sunday, opening at the Washington theater, Indianapolis, Ind. Monday, March 5. A letter received early in the week stated that El Lankford of the Gonzell Hospital, featured with the Olympic Copper Beauty Revue on the Columbia wheel, had been called home to Kansas City, Mo. to attend the funeral of his mother, who died on Feb. 20, after a brief illness. LINCOLN THEATER 3132 STATE STREET FIRST CLASS PICTURES CHANGED DAILY PERFECT VENTILATION COMFORTABLE HEATING Continuous-2 o'Clock to Midnight THE CHICAGO DEFENDER ONLY STAR CARL LATHAM YO TAR ALL OE CARMOUCHE SHAKE YOUR FEET COMEDY FOUR DIXIE JAZZLAND BAND "HOME OF THE BEST AND T 3110 STATE ST NOTE All correspondence must reach the O. R. T. Desk no later than Tuesday to insure publication. Brown & Brown, whirlwind dancers, are playing the week at the liberty of the city, including Dancin' Willie Jackson, whose mail reaches him at $22 Walnut street, his home in the city, and his engagements in and about that town. Ernest Seals writes that he is in the heart of the tobacco country and that he is a native of St. Louis. He pressed to call Moore Street, Sanford, N. Bert Kennet & Co. are playing one-nighters through the south with good general delivery, Statesville, N. C. this week. Barr & Barton, billed as The Harmonizers, have completed a fine two weeks engagement at the Truman theater, Hot Springs, Ark. Williams & Taylor are at the Proctor theater, Elizabeth, N. J. Williams & Taylor are at the William Penn theater, Philadelphia, Pa. Dancing Dotson is featured at Kelth's theater, O. Q. Dixie Four are at the State-Lake theater, Chicago, Ill. Dixie Five are at the Palace, Milwaukee, Wk. Chapelle & Stimette are at the Detroit theater, Detroit, Mich. Astoria theater, Astoria, L. L, N. Y. Billy E. Jones, the popular balladist of New York City, is featuring 'You Said Something When You Said Dixie', Allen & Jones are at the Broadway theater, Springfield. Mass. Exposition Four are at the Pantages tured at the W. Englewood theater, Chicago, Ill., the present half. Annie Johnson's Knickerbocker Girls are at the Lincoln theater, Beaumont they have all the T. O. B. lined up. Bonnie B. Brown is a member of the Co. now playing Washington, D.C. Buddy Jones is visiting his mother, whose address is 509 Depoe street, Winston-Salem. Ernest Seals writes that he would like to hear from his friends through Seals. Seals. Address until March 10, 213 Moore street, Sanford, N. C. Long & Jackson this week for a lecture this week at the World theater, Omaha, N. C. Ada Chamman is holding her own as a member of the Melba & Moore Bolmont Players Hall, N. C. Charles Stewart sent her mail. Charles Stewart has had his sent to 1856, Seventh street Northwest, Washington, D. C. "Sing Em." Ray Prishy's great scent will be released on Puritan and Parumont records. Mitchell & Terrante say that their reach will meet them at 122 West 135d street, New York, N. Y. They open on the west at Cleveland, Ohio, on the T. B. A. The Five Musical Magazes, one of the hottest aggregations on the road, are based in Detroit, Mich., and Academy theater, Chicago, Laura Smith says that mall will reach her at the Egypt theater, St. Louis, and the Fiat Dome with Laura's company and doing well. Morcia Marquez, with the Margaret Brown Vermont Girls company, will reach Jacksonville, Fla., and were royally entertained by the natives. Samuel Graham had his sent last week to the of the Globe theater, Cleveland, Ohio. Harvey's Greater Minstrels are in New York state, playing the following Owen Owens drawing great honeys. Dickie Lemons, "The Variety Single," is playing the work at the Frolic theater, Hesseman, Ala. The theater finishes her visit at 410 South Pearl street, Nateche, Miss, and opens at the Layle theater, New Orleans, La., on Monday. Princess, the gregarious, great egists, are dividing the week equally between Livingstone, Bozeman and Missolon, Mont. McConnell, the ventriloquist, is getting at the Paleso theater, Memphis, Tenn. Johnnie Lee Long and his Shu-Shu company, are making them like it this week at the Washington theater, Indianapolis, IA. They are minstrels, with Doo Blair doing them, are playing Charleston I.C. Savannah, Ga., and Ocala, St. Petersburg and Tampa, Fla., this week at the Palace-Olympus theater, are at the Palace-Olympus theater, Milwaukee, Wis. Green and Balley, the Gold Dust Screenaders, are splitting between the Filatto and Columbia theaters, St. Louis, Bowman's Cotton Blossoms are play in the final game of a two weeks end Washington, D. C. Foxworth and Frances, hitting them in the first half, and playing Seattle, Wash., the present week. Carter and Cornish, a big time sensation, are at the Alabaster theater, Providence. Whirlwinds and Madelin, with the Billy Watson company, are at the Gaynor Johnny Hudgins, with the Town Scandals. Is playing the week at the Kansas City, Mo. STAGE WILLIAMS --- R TING MONDAY 1 PRESENTS OUI L COLOR VIRGIE RICHAR HAPPY,SLA ENTERTAINMENT" THEAT VICTORY 0066 FOR TWO Byron Bros. are at the Pantages the ater. Pueblo, Colo. Plantation Days opens in London, England, on March 15. They will be featured with the "Monkey Glands," a big attraction. J. C. Davis, with the Shu-Shi-Shu Co., writes that the Louisville engagement was a great success. This week, Washington theater, Indianapolis, Ind. A. G. Fields, Minstrels, with Doe Blarr following during the week; Charleston, S. C.; Savannah, Ga.; Ocala, St. Petersburg and Tampa, Fla. Annette Johnson's Knickerbocker Girl Guild at the Lincoln theater, Beaumont, Tex. H. A. Mitchell has had his sent to the Wonderland theater, Durham, N. C. He says that he must have the news. O. Smith is traveling over the Ohio theater, Memphis, Teum. They say the Holkamp company didn't treat 'em right. Little Bits Turner & Young feature with the Boltkamp theater, Memphis, Teum. They say the Holkamp company didn't treat 'em right. Long & Evans' Hello Rufus company features with the Folkshouse, Birmingham, Ala., this week. "How Come," the big musical comedy, is playing the second week of a season at Philadelphia, Pa. Clare Campbell is with this show, and would like to hear from Lilly Yuen and Thomas Baugher. J. Harpy Holmes says that his song, "Mother Was My Old Friend," is having fine success. Professional copies of the song are available at Woodland avenue, Kansas City, Mo. James E. Strong and Jessie Mac Jones have doubled and are playing the Frost theater, Birthingham, Ala. Jessica Baldwin, Simms, Russell Lee and Daisy Wright, are feature Billy Cumby, featured with the Record Breakers on the Columbia wheel, is at the Empire theater, Teledo, Ohio. Emile Nelson, with the Willie Collier Music Box Revine, is playing the week at the National theater, Washington, D.C. Dewey Weiglass and his Four Dancing Demons, featured with the Greenwich Theater, at the Gayetty theater, Rochester, N. Y. Dave and Tressie, really busybodies, are splitting the week between the Kansas and the Globe, Kansas City, Mo. "Follow Me" is playing the first of a series of concerts at the Grand theater, St. Louis, Mo. Fiddler and Perry are having great success on their western trip. They will be in the Hilltop home, Portland, Ore. the present week. The Famous Chicago Novelty Orchestra hit the Starland Theater, Montreal, Que. Gonzell White & Co., with the Jimmy Copper Revue, are at the Casino, Copper Revue. The Only Jadah writes that mall will reach him at 2 South Frances street, Marton Moore, Grae Smith and Boble Vincenot are on their sixth successor, the Harper, Dallas, Texas. Happy Jones, the blues singer, is also with this group, the Harpergrees, the Boy Afraid to Leave Home, and the cultural engagements in and around St. Mo. Address: 217 Chippewa street, McCarr and DeGagnon's famous Ragtime Steppers, with Berrand Goin and at the Bjllou theater, Nashville, Tenn. CUNNINGHAM IN Nester Cunningham, also known as Alain Aiton, will stay for one week's stay. He came all the way from Tla Juana, Mexico, and was at the airport of that place. He is a guest at the uninches hotel while here and was a guest at the airport day of his arrival. He leaves for San Francisco, Cal., on Tuesday, Feb. 27, to offer opportunity to say hello to his friends. 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NeStefe fare toctake, wally, and et Hines seit ut the ton ef our voices to tet Aime Who did “understand hears” “Poe Inecming, interexted. Inthe "second. act Shen Svestern geri and. Pistols. donned By aR Mag toa eed finishes Palen Frese {Stall aelow mone amd revembien Seis nde AC nth Ao see dine Lig husky gentleman of gelor being Niweuafuteund in ome et the $2 per hou Shel haetns ah Erewgsa i bverai AMM Gh turned ata S0-deeree angle Snthis ead. The. trip, down, here as icon uli, “death teaile- as SU some ISG? a Yeameup te keen ou broke, dienes ngean tay that ail the houses fine tatdy no, far be fe-frem auch; fut he matter if percentage. and ratiread Jumps care the main detrimental, face fan” We played” atianat duet week and Ait We veut Wan tlekets ns the Manater fir When we were WORKIN: mde a hasty oui on Sunday” might "and ahscontest fo arta ee uaknown tage. Ol 30k 1 ind “eontractes wut, without i itis Iams So eaten ourself falling, ¢on- Tracts dewn herp are ike boarding Noort Gaffes, invthat thes ore, HERUE Erobnacae Well amt a very hoor blues Efngees ns P'will get ff stage with that Seat sat Pan uli caine: someno: SMO nace hesmtariness or wis: fom’ Tewegs i's Just plain Tuck Mans Miia she thee fetter eu forwarded, We My Saelaentllg pert week ACK 1. COOPER, year Prien, Tons Just nd t0, 1 ARE eet, ea freecake® iuiomies Seite Sada ihe elect erie tet late Imgfomt seth oleh ee ihe PAPEETE RE ne preteen vet at Seles ss Es eat al a aed esting ah he wee SSPE SRE Mag halahd ia PLS ac cae tow fuk Sigatathg™ antes an Ee aes gine Ra irene, Ee ie ieecanehre as at ee ee aideetlet fie feb uae Seca gt He cee ea Sree ae east Ge eRe I ae treet phe Peon haba Maing Fase tate ne “Stn He eie Ree SF LNG ate eh Ps a wa nace wes and cana AR en natok hee eacady See Hees ak eri eae Sane Hh oe, eae te He ahs eee aa Gre Rides ich op aus Se rig ot oue ech agate” Bay EGS Regehr any fe Shotiea, Sorel AN Shri Pate Fp Aaa rte seen pinine SEE Seats aah Heat hee eat shite na ta ie ea nae gt TEP Ma ota alert Bae Ee cr Magnet ea eh EN sailed ie anh co eet ae feign adhe tnt a tnat Lan ihe itetaige Patt Loman Ie lle ea aaa a eat far Ga AeA aeA Cc ea A teen tote kee be oe wae Se eee, mat Sot 9 th cn crests RE Bs Tne eee come verso Rte ae iti ROM sade n ae hat HEE, NP eG eat Eee aes Saeeet a ora Rag Sat nhc Fa a Ay ane nen MEH ails ot bane), anes “tne: Hew orleans Resident Tells ot Won- ‘dents Rewute “roeucea’ Sy “x Hecant Selentife: Biscovery D,W, Wood, 6, of New Orleans, La, argires “he Hany Sally bea i Keres compouaa, sailch is” prenousesd Roperion to “land: tretimentr” As an ERNE, Wi aes Tals phosical condition ast were, wease ETS ot Weal ase cna EEA due Mer wit Re"coooune *PhoCcompound. tk a simple nome meee e ioe fon aire ‘Seater Knot, “Acting alfecdy on owe Spinal newer centerteandecereatn tool Setaa We often produces amusing Dene: fir In'2¢ fo Se hours, In nation-wide Kenta ic has won the praiacn of hose Bonde who ‘mufcred from Refwo, west Fores. "Physician say it given apeesy Potiiaction ge cares, ca’ Sly "the Sta real “fountain” of youth afnouing ‘Chet thie meee nay, eeem xo Good t5'bs aruec ine daeoater ‘nee ny perash eeditg thee cor Riratmment. enouah for ordinary cases mith the” naerftandings thot te cont SPE ateaer tu Strlet"coatdence (o the: Melion Laber= Morea Sie" Siassachusetie’ uiaioe dmeos iy, Sow it gow peter 3 hate, "without money, and pay the Prswian dead pomage on delice TR hat We heres compound haw not given YOU eofutnetion: “the: iebgratotes wih Eehrn woe money” immuedintege” Shree Te Fay cuntanceed so nobody weed Siz Se Iully euacancces, a0 nobody s HAS PITPIN IN FL PASO (Continued tram Page © eee om iq'was necessary to Mill the Weapon- fe texzo-ianie wth aver Yate ‘Sila got a strong charm” sald Lew ‘He had. ee Ghatics Gipin, playing “The Bm perer Jones: mide sou feet how ignt be to be a hunted back bulls frith te unspeakable terrors. of ¥00- {300 and voodootzed men on your ti fe the mlasinatic. moonlight. of th West Indian jongies, gd wee “ants Terrie “hans tinnts of cla memories. "liants” of weal ett memories “The Witch Doctor Wins. Charles Glipin made you, before I got through see How it felt to step Sa clothes in the weird dawallgit 03 "csonteal river and grovel and. ait ier betore the shasta of Congo Wile [Sociors, who could. evoke crovodil Goats and at the same tiine sree ae ihe mame, “dcereosce-sus Ia 3 Say ‘that made the shout of NCEE Jevangelisie fervor seem the Jas Erasy exaltation ef the black terror of fetteh worship. then am actor makes his audience feel ail the way with fmm, hei Sone “about ay jar ‘aa acting €2n 0 So" wuch for, the general technica efficiency of Charies citpin. Java sense, “The kmperor Jones" ts a dramatization of the idea of Hi G Stig” Fimo Stsehines" Fhe, Time Machine,” {wil be remembered, Was asunersscigntite vehicie on whieh i Taventor could ride backward. not fate Space, but into times Tdine tt te Sfattea numerous points on the inap Sr Mistory and evatmuien, uml one aay Serrogo’so tar muck that he never Jamie ack Tasted 9¢ a “machine.” “The Em- perar Jones” had’ Fevelt. The Whites of His Eyes, Guipin'is such & master of these for Jie particular purposes of thts plot fStnet to be neen on amy Stage tn mans sean, Worse anim the tom tom fo rogicing this effect of the re-prowth DE savagery are. the growing trem ousness of hix maveraents, the prov ng quaver of his words, the snereas ng sid witteness of his rolltae eyes Foward. the end ie ail & tele ob ioussatiosch fey: done. ‘But in th first act, where, the desraded_ beach feomber of a white trader tells hit ol ne lapending revolt and “the emaper- or geudually comes to knows that hi fe nearing the truth, no subtler use of there exterior aids of acting ‘cot holimagined. His humor grows fech- fcr as hx lavgh grows louder. Hl firms wave ‘and.hle boasting vale Roce higher ax the note of uncertaints Eseens “ins “And. then=the sudden srowth of the whitey of his even Tete thos aonestaun act pure and simple. and divided unconventional hav inte sets, but into short: scenes Ait vers unusual, ut quite aa good a the uxnl for getting over the et ee She sent oe eee Ecee Piet: nek SA he Sonatas ot Aenea: sto ata fe oe Sonn Bante italy Wk hota ies CREE il on cadet Sata Hag SOS "eam wor ne suoines spdteter mas, rs fe ier aerne hata He Sea aed Eas entra Naat Ha eer et a a HERS He Na Rain Bos 196. Tie ‘sald he aid thie whife some. 0 a iaid ae Har SOs MURS ME, et sede milan a i dackerides around town in. T guess Ne eerie ama aus eta coe rel is ane ant ce sa a fie Stee ae aha oe Ae cree 6. Drv and Aaron & Koller were presranes bu ae ae at ase Ae fe a Atte toe switnaseed ‘and standing foom'war sta sieieet pl setae Stat bebe Rear eoatrge aiiaaenee a Shguid be, much auicker to cate cues Ree eta acl aa Bibs, LEE ate eke i Ai Pent a aR eh eee ee Eee Grate ie Ge PSae va ieriasaemee Saeki Seidel dec ey tp oh eee, Paasche Btls BE Be comet, Ts Stee oo "hear that my brother, Sosenh Tones SORE Nee Ree Hee Pedra erate Ale ‘shows in myarmy.” Tat hat seein camer TOLERANT TONY “gy Wraek Wtusene SPASM ONS Whe rolls carats the best? Who unralin the writing desk? Who hay got an eagle exe: 4 Who, ts eute 0 mer O toe Where'a busy bee in Chi? ‘Paterant ‘Tons Who ts every fellow's pal? ‘Poterant ‘Fant Liked by. ckery Sue and Saiz ‘Tolerant Tens, Who doth stand without a taint. 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It {s in this fleld more than any other that the mightiest buyiness oaks have grown from the tnlest acorns. ‘These great successes have been possible Because in each instance they were based on abso- Jute marketing control of some patented. product that rendered genuine sevice to the buyer, WHR a. dig volume: market. ‘You have the opportunity to decide for yourself whether or not you want to enter this field, with totm of prowlennas, tteetlty and Dbiity. in Nashville. John T. Davidson. Vold Hofeheaa tia oln . 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Methodist Episcopal church for a quarter of a century of a preacher of the gospel for 45 years. He closes his ministerial career this week. H. Brooks closes his ministerial career this week. H. Brooks closes his ministerial career this week. JOHN H. HARRIS At the fourth quarter meeting of the week, the church held in St Mark's church on Tuesday evening. Poverty formally en- tended to 20. Dr. Brooks Dr. Brooks formally ten- tional he expects to retire to his homestead at Annapolis Maryland. The reverend is the first president of the congregation to enjoy the superannuated class which entitled him to a pension served the abolished period. He will also receive a early steward from the church and as a member of supper- chair he is held by his congregation, the trustees board at its regular meet- ing, monthly voted him his pastor engender. Dr. Brooks' subsequent withdrawal from the historic church, partisan movement induced by his poor health, has rendered many hearty sad. Grave concentration and membership as to the prospective successor. Several names are Dr. William J. King of Cannonheim Theological seminary, who had been Brooks' trip abroad several summers ago; the Rev. Kev. Nailor, district supervisor; the Rev. Frederick Handy of Montclair, N. J. brother of the Handy brothers of St. Mark's, and the Rev. John W. Robinson, pastor of St. Mark's church. Since being healed in 1896 from the Delaware conference where he was presiding elder of the Washington church, he considered one of the most distinguished men in Methodism, has been identified himself with every movement started in New York for his mission, unassuming devotion and esteem by both races. His suave, gentle, unassuming demeanor and esteem by both friends. His record of not being absent from his pulpit except for illness and succession, is one worthy of note. Thin? Run-down? Sure Way to Get Right Weight Increase Your Red-Blood-Cells. That's the Sure Way! S. S. S. Builds Blood-Cells; This Means Strength! Do you know why insurance companies give you a small payoff because they are under weight? Simply because to be under weight often proves Cop 7 Feet Tall Is First on the Force Elizabeth, N. J., March 2—The first policewoman of our race was appointed to the local force Saturday, Feb 24 He is Kirkpatrick Marrow, 318 Madison avenue, who stood on the civil service list. She was a firefighter (he was born and will be assigned to the traffic squad. Thanaglicious seminars of Nov. 29, 1966, and Nov. 29, 1972. Phenomenal has been the growth of St. Mark's church during Dr. Mark's tenure, with a worth of propert' and from a membership of 6111 1187 has now grown to a constituency equally as large with a constituentem as important projects launched during the doctor's administration is the new church to be erected at 1315 West 42nd Street, borough avenue, which it was his hope to see begin beforeifting. It was born in Calvert county, Maryland, Sept. 6, 1855. After attending the public schools of native tribes to Morgan and to Montana to imporre them more university. He has taken courses at Union Theological seminary and New York University, and has been a teacher in two years ago. Dr. Brooks studied at the University of Dillon, and was a bishopalized in French literature and history. He is a member of the executive boards of the National Association of Plaincliffe and the National Urban League, and was made a chaplain of the Fifteenth infantry, at the recurrence of his death, the reverence of one of the organizers of the Young Men's Christian Association and started in West Garth street, and was a member of the committee and was a member of the committee ever since until two years ago, when he resigned along with several other opticians, the course of the sensational ophtalmologist Thomas Taylor, Thomas Taylor, leave with his family for Amphipolis on April 10. Though leaving the city, the revered made known his life of restlessness to the wife he will remain in the books of the church. He is gradually improving in fitness that selfless him in December. WELFARE WORKER NEEDED AT JEFFERSON MARKET COURT WELFARE WORKER NEEDED AT JEFFERSON MARKET COURT MANHATTAN MORTALITY MANHATTAN MORTALITY 19th street; Street Robert Fernald, 14, 151 Third street; Captain Flippers, 25, 828 Fourth street; Captain Flippers, 25, 828 19th street; Street Richard Singleton, 25, 828 West 14th street; Anna Sambours, 4, 25, 828 2152 Seventh avenue; Kekelwil Washington, 2, 2153 Fifth avenue; Le- louisville, 2, 2154 Fifth avenue; Clif- ford Goodhill, 2, 12, 12 West 15th street; Street Krafft, 15, 21 West 15th street; Borlaia I. Brem- son, 21 West 15th street; A. Pike, 4, 2206 Seventh avenue; Sims Washington, 21 West 15th street; Mary Wapole, 2, 205 West 14 BROOKLYN DEATHS THE SICK Lilbert Lurz, 43 West 150th street Thomas Tayne, 26 West 153d street Gertrude Harleston, 224 West 157th street Irene Camper, 214 West 157th street Beka Belchows, 31 Camerland street West 157th street, 214 West 157th street West 157th street, 214 West 157th street West 157th street, Cornelis Grant, 157 West 157th street, Minnie Lefford, 102 West 153d street IMPERIAL LODGE WANTS HOWELL TO LEAD I.B.P.O.E.W. Manhattan Members Start a Move to Elevate Brother Elk at Chicago Meeting Manhattan Members Start a Move to Elevate Brother Elk at Chicago Meeting Imperial Judge No. 127 of New York City presents her favorite son of Elks for grand coaled ruler in the following circular ```markdown ``` Imperial lugo No. 100 presents to you the complements of her having a broken Brother H. A. Adolph and a ruler, do now submit for your favorable candidate, would justify Elsk in giving opportunity to give a business man an H. A. Howell opportunity to give a business administration as against that of the professional or layman. Brother Howell has been an Elk for 16 years, is a charter member of his mother lodge, and from his inception has been a member of his lodge for a period of 12 consecutive years, and through his uniting efforts and his lodge lodge to high standard it holds in the order. He was subsequently appointed in his lodge the office of treasurer. There is perhaps no community throughout the country where compulsory attendance lines than in Colored Harlem, and the fact that Brother Howell has maintained the foremost business men of New York City justifies our assertion that we give us a business administration. He enjoys the distinction of doing the greatest volume of business in New York, and in addition to which is one of the biggest taxpayers; and (2) he is the director, and in addition to which is one of the biggest taxpayers; and (3) he is only hovered over and saved many a home but have been wisely discharged the good of the whole community. Do it said to the credit of professional men as well as all those who have served in our army, grand exalted ruler, in each instance their contribution has helped mighty men in our army, promising a commanding position that it occupies today. And now that it is all secured such huge proportions as it is in the army this time, that its affairs should be handled by a well trained business man. Because of the need of care and caution in the selection of the head judge, Adolph Howell by you and his election by the grand lodge as guard exalted value in the proper development of our organization along correct business lines. It is no stranger and therefore needs no introduction to those who have attended the grand lodge conventions since 1908. He was knight in Chicago in the year 1915, and was knight in Chicago in the year 1915, X.J. last year was elected grand esteemed leading knight, which office he now holds. Only in the policy of progress and the need for safety leadership at all times, and recognizing that Howell we commanded him to you for endorsement and earnestly urge your support to the end that he may be Signed: Imperial Lodge No. 127 of New York City. CLUB GIVES SMOKER Dilippeering / the excellent smoker West Harlem Regiment club again entertained with their new famous re- spectacle West Harlem Regiment 300 West 304th Street. English Phillipine ragamuths and he was able again to provide the smoker with a friendly Fred Snooker, who received the guests and later supervised the refresh- ment. He held the smoker, presided holding the smoker, presided W. Hirsch. During the evening an ex- cellent musical program was rendered by the beautiful bartone; solo by Oca Remon, the well-known newspaper MRS GABRAHORN DEAC ENTERTAIN GENERAL MANAGER Thal A. Jones, general manager of last week on business, was given a surprise sing party by the staff of the most exclusive offices in Harlem. The party, hostess the host, invited Walter R. Abbott, Archie Morgan and Charles R. Margil. Between much and beyond expressing his appreciation. His speech was also requested on behalf of the New York staff. MAKE YOURSELF MORE ATTRACTIVE USE QUINADE No other single factor contributes so much to the beauty of our beautiful hair. SEEBY'S QUINADE will help to beautify and improve the hair, making it easier to put up in any style its length will permit. Seeby's is a medicated pomade, containing ingredients which are calculated to stimulate the scalp and the hair, thereby encouraging its growth. 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Following the business meeting, mem- bers of Commerce Friday night listened to an economic discussion on the economics of Liberia George A. Bening, the vice-president, and the economist of Liberia, John E. Nail. Members of the late Kate Nail, Maf. nat. of the president, in A business masters' Blues clog, led by the business secretary to the West at the West C.A. John C. A. and selling will be held every Thursday evening, starting at 11 a.m. at the West at the West C.A. Dow Way night will be run off in the boys' department of the West Two children, who wandered from their home, were at a lat hour at Tuesday, nearly frozen, John Williams, 6 years old, at 135th street and Eighth avenue, at 51st street, Brooklyn. He was taken Williams, Iris Shepherd, 6 years old, of 85 West 135th street, after she was was taken home by her mother. 125th street, was taken to Harlem hospital, and chest by Major Blicker of 140 West 135th street, in Harlem. Ignorance of the law was no excuse for carrying a 25 caller loaded volunteer. He was arrested, he was carried to the police. A "nullet" game of cards became to nested five at 109 West 193rd street, at 115th street, on Thursday. Mrs. Elsie King of 150 West 193rd street, was removed from the house. Unfortunately, Miss Helen Bryant, 25, of 150 West 193rd street, was removed from injuries received last Wednesday when she was struck and knocked down by a car. The 150 West 193rd street. Immediately after the she was rushed to Harlem hospital. Though only 10 minutes later, the 150 West 193rd street has a roaming dissection. He wandered away last. After five hours of trespass NEW YORK STATE NEWS AUBURN N Y. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. William Christian returned to his work in the church, and he is all at her home with grief. Mrs Edna Dorsey is sleek at her home. Mrs. William last tuesday with grief. Mrs. William is a relapse of grief Samuel Holl is slowly recovering from an attack of pneumonia at the A. M. E. Zhu church Thursday. For the benefit of the presiding minister, ROUGHKEEPSIE, N' Y. NYACK, N. Y. The Rev. Mr. Taylor of St. Phillips' M. E. Church is out again, after a brief Christian was baptized Sunday and the Baptist Church ordained a Baptist Church. The ordination sermon was preached by the Rev. M. Ware of returned from North Carolina, where he was ordained by M. W. Bunt. The Liberty street tallow has also returned from Washington, D. C., where he was uncle. Mrs. L. Fountain entertained friends from New York City to a party. Miss Christine Brown is con- Howard Bell is confined to her home UTICA. N. Y. Joseph Yearwood, 12, of 200 West 135th street was struck and seriously injured in a 1424 street applique injury. He was taken to Inremel hospital. He was taken to the repatriation of his nameake. He was arrested Monday charged with the murder of paper known as police tape. He is 32, living at 157 West 135th street. with grif. The death of Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, who was killed in a crash, was quite a shock to their many friends. His robust bones and wrinkles after a severe attack of grif. Is it three weeks on his farm in Virginia, where he was born, or three months on Jordan are able to be out again. Lloyd Braker, a former Army officer in the III. Master Willing Smith is agent for the致命 Leaves Agent. GLEN COVE N X Mrs. Bessie Adams of Philia, who has been visiting Mrs. Sutleja Harrison of Chicken school at Calvary A. M. E. Church, entertained at the First Baptist church was a grand event. The Heaven February is and will end March 25. A large number attended the session to meet with the congregation on Sunday afternoon. Miss Laura Carpenter spent the week end in Brooklyn. Gladys Hicks is able to be out again. MOUNT VERNON, N. X Mrs. R. Boone and Mrs. R. Hacket of Mrs. S. Second avenue south in East Aurora, S. Second avenue north in Tomlinson, U. is visiting Mrs. Green of S. North Fourth avenue attended the graduation exercises of her niece on S. North Fourth avenue street, White Flains. The Rev. S. S. Irwin's iron church on 15th street. Last Sunday the church hold a supper which was well attended. J. Bridges won the first prize of the annual contest of others. The Rev. Nelson held a one-son, one of the smiles preceding congregation. The Rev. Laren, pastor of grace church, baptized many last Sunday the white Baptist church in we wish success for been churched in us. we wish success for been churched in us. we should lend a help to them. JAMAICA N Y Three-room apt: bath; Rockaway Beach; 101 East 10th St, Rockaway, N. 1 604 118 8000, Rockaway, N. 1 WHITE MASONS URGE TO FIGHT KU KLUX ORDER Roundly denouncing any "sect or klan that attempts to discriminate against the public," Justice Arthur S. Tompkins, head of the Masons in the state of New York, insisted Thursday night to a large body of Masonic fraternity, the members of the fraternity to stand solidly against all such sects or klan. Masonic fraternity, sold Justice Thomas, every creed, religion and sect, and it recognizes the fatherhood of God and the quarrel with any man because of the way he may care to express his devotion to the Masonic creed, support nor any sympathy from Masonry for any sect or klan that attempts to discriminate against an abuse of his color, race or religion. "THOMAS-PRONIETS UNAPTILS Miss Krystin Thomas daughter of the late Mrs. and M. J. C. Thomas, 30 of the late A. D. Price of Richmond, Va., were married Thursday at the Rev. Paris Decker parish of Mount Calvary Independent Al. E. church, offi- "The bride was given away by her mother, and she was given away by her long Branch, N. The bridegroom was Miss Eugenia Wilson and the best man was John Wilson. 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SOCIETY NEWS Miss Lulu Coutes of 2553 Seventh Avenue left friends in Boston, Mass., last week. Hone Day nursery will hold its annual event at New Star Center Friday, May 13. Mrs. May Logan of 412 Seventh avenue is spending a pleasant two weekend at the library, Van. welcomes friends and relatives. Miss Eva Eooker, 212 West 49th Avenue, will be a guest the club had a super guest the Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Wright, Englewood, N. J. Mrs. A. A. Wright, Saunders and Mrs. J. M. P. Baker. Miss Estelle Statesman, 212 West 49th Avenue, will be a guest the club Wednesday evening. The Flower de Lis Club will be entertained by Mrs. William P. Gover, 415 West 142nd street. Miss West 41st street, were quietly married Feb. 1. Miss Carter is well known invitational afternoon night and several of her couple met on New Year's night and were married a month later. Miss West 41st street, were quietly married Feb. 1. 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Brown said he was in tip-up shape, having trained until his peaceful workout was disturbed by the shefft. It seems as though he stood in motion and the shefft, being of the same color as Jim, is peeved, although that happened years ago. He will be a greater team than ever this year. He was sorry to see Dave Brown go cast, and the shefft, the fans, there will be no spring training trip in the southland. Ius Poste will be a short two weeks' stay in Hot Springs following the league meet, and will start their workouts daily at the 32th street park the first Monday in April. The season will open April Rile was seen on the streets of Chicago, where he read in the Defender that he was to go last. Rile said he was here to take a job as a sales source that Rile is not, not of his own accord, but that his receipt of the money he collected when he went to the station. Outfielder Boyd Dles Cleveland, 6, March 2 — Fred Boyd, outfielder of the Cleveland Cavaliers, is he survived by a father and a loving wife. Boyd was born in Ala. He came here in 1917, playing on several sand lot teams and finally hand-rolled a ball to the member of Tate Stars in 1921 and 1922. The body will be buried beside that of Boyd's mother, Marjorie Bent Taylor to manage Washington Wizards, Mark — Ben Taylor, while manager of the Indianapolis Raptors last year, has cast his chances with Washington and will manage an American league park during the absence of Clark Griffith's American League. N. Y. DEFENDERS PLAY CRACK SPARTAN BRAVE New Trousers! to Match Your Coat and Vest Fring or mail us vest or sample. Trade Mark MATCH PANTS COMPANY 36 West Randolph 7th Floor Dearborn 2178 BOWLING THE POPULAR INDOOR SPORT LEAGUE MEETINGS EVERY THURSDAY Vincennes Hotel Alleys 35TH AND VINCENNES I'M GREEN HAS ALWAYS SHown A DILIKE FOR STRONG DROWS EVERY TIME THE AGE OF MOMMY IS STRONGER THAN MILK. HE ATTENDED DOESN'T OF THE BEST SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTRY, AND CAME OUT OF EACH IN A HURRY. Cyclone Bill Was a Dem Had Y [Eighth of a series of articles on Bingos greatest fall. The would go without a exclusive for the Chicago Defender.] Cyclone Bill Larry Was a Demon But He Had Yellow Streak [Eighth of a series of articles on Rinquida Recollections, by Tony Langton, the world's greatest fan film, who wrote about a wood meal to a see party. Written by David Paragone.] Searchers for comedy would hardly consider the prize ring a good idea, but there are few contests pulled in which there is not a laugh or two produced by both the men engaged or through some remark made by a "wisecracker," a typo plentifully used to go after the writer made Wheeling, W. Va., his home—Wheeling, the place where the other who was croused out of a victory over the wonderful Terry McGovern—the scene of many comedies and reading generation. There was a hard-bolled follow living in the Nail City at the broad-shouldered gazebo who was ready for a rough house anywhere, starting something that he found hard to finish he was not too proud to take a handful of brick or any other item that he could make one brick hit you twice on the one trip. Big Wheeling and a popular one at that, is authority for the statement that this ginkgo could put more English on him that he could put on a billboard batt. It was through these things that the fellow comedian Gun Gun fancy term for a brick when used for headache production. Five or six years later the writer made it to Philadelphia. Pa. A news reporter of a fight that night at the old McCormick Place pabs were to be Fred Russell a good fighter-white from us in Michigan and a Cyclone Bill Larry. We had some pabs that this Larry was a terrible guy, so we evening he had a seat close to the window and he was soon followed by Cyclone Bill Larry, who did a regular cake light from the spectators who filled the family familiar about the Cyclone; the lovers we looked him over the more we knew of him, where before. When the first cell sounded Cyclone spring from his chair, a buck and wing step or two and then we were where stood his opponent, with arms akimbo, in on a sternness about five feet distant. Cyclone made a flying leg to get out of the covered area and was out of a awful blow and it lifted Russell clear off the floor. He landed flat on our mind just how he was as he would he could not rise and was grinned in our general direction a jumped into our mind just who he was. The fighter was instantaneous. The fighter ran to the edge of the yellow "Who's that in here from Wheeling? I didn't recently recognized. 'See you outside in a few minutes,' yelled Cyclone, and an elitist talefest of days gone by. Yellow Cyclone Bill Lemon many of the limited round contests in which he engaged in the City of Brotherly Love in which he was veleror ended with a win in which he was beaten closed with the same results against him. None of his competitors. He gained an unenviable reputation as a outfitter—one who will not stand the test of the makers—but he would sell out. He absolutely refused to "take it," and this made him what he would sell out. He absolutely refused to "take it," and this made him what he would sell out. He was "yellow" for fair and the following, relative to his career, of the go's in which he participated. Beate Kelly In Philly Fights Long Ralley counted and the most discounted player over his face. When nine wished he stood up. Long started after him he stood up. He blowed a blow down went Cyclone, face forward, without being struck. Halley did not Cyclone over with his foot, but the latter refused to reckon with his hand. He sat him up in his caper, left him call and boo's as the spectators tiled out. Prof. Donaldson, alias "Alley" through. No one who knew him could say that he was not a great fighter. He could claim that he wasn't the worst of quitters when his opponent took the lead. "Alley Gun" died some years ago and he heard of as a resident of New York City, and Mike Kelly was killed a few years ago in a resort in Youngstown, Ohio. Edgar Brown Tells Defender Readers How to Play Tennis (Copyright 1922 The Chicago Defender) By EDGAR BROWN. National and ThirdState Champion Article IV—The Forehand Drive If you have learned the previous perfectly obvious, but the importance of making a correct forehand drive on which you are to build a real tenacity, prove each day can be stated too often. Don't hold the racket with a short grip: take it by the extreme end. Don't use the first finger up the hand. Don't hold the racket loose; see that it does not turn when it comes contact with the hand. I personally must moisten my playing hand to keep this rule. Don't let the ball get close in, so it becomes cramped during the stroke. Don't make a stroke with the feet it: it don't put the right foot forward it: it don't put the right foot forward and don't stand it footed and stroke, and don't stand it footed and stroke. Don't hit the ball too far for (or time) it is just after it has been moved two feet in, or ball out about two feet in, and instructed will accustom one to the instructioned will accustom one to the hit the ball from underarmed; the motion of the racket to carry the net. In other words, the racket as it meets the ball to give it the gliding motion of the forehand drive or drop stroke. If you miss the ball or hit it a side side, you will miss it. But this time "gliding" your owy ball into the basket tightly, planting your feet, and started a full swing with knees slightly bent and making a long even swing from the ball. But the ball is not in the racket racket has crossed the body. In other after the ball is struck, but continue stroke without a break or pause in or out. Go through this movement of hitting accurately and correctly complete hand as many times as it is necessary to accurately and correctly complete again until you have every detail per- form. Do not attempt to hit the ball as it will wall, just learn to hit it once correctly. Then, that accomplished, draw a wall, take your correct position, drop bounds from the net three, and a half foot high now. About 18 to 29 feet back of the wall, take your correct position, drop bounds from the wall hit it again on the first bounce, then stop sharply if your follow through was completed, if your follow through was completed, then thereby cramping your free full length ask your racket touch or if you do not hit the kill hard. Most heats of out of reach on the rebound from the right on the left instead of the right, do not try to touch you know the stroke will be incorrectly get if you have difficulty in getting your ball moving forward, and then hit the ball moving forward, and then feet parallel to the wall and left feet on advance and in front of the right foot. Study this stroke, the forehand drive, know it like your A B Cs. until you know it like your A B Cs. COMMONWEALTH QUINTET MEETS ORIGINAL CELTICS-SUNDAY NIGHT New York, March 2—A record crowd Casino Sunday night, when the original Celtics, probably the greatest pro- fessors in basketball, hook up with the Commonwealth Big Ball team along at a great pace recently and while it is not expected they will reg- form, the followers are claiming they will know the game in a game after the song has clear HAZEL SAID SHE'D BE HERE AT EIGHT IT'S TON-THIRD NOW 11:42:00!!! BUNGLETON HAS NEVER BEEN MARRIED BUT HE KNOWS WOMEN. Defender Five to Reorganize for A. A. U. Play WABASH Y WINS CHICAGO BREAKERS. 10: PONCES. By J. A. Harris Steve Crosby READ THIS GREAT STORY IN NEXT WEEK'S INSTALLMENT OF THE CHICAGO DEFENDER One of the fastest men ever seen in the ring learns neat lesson in 6-round go in Philadelphia. Your Next Alderman IN AN APARTMENT HOUSE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CHICAGO BURGLE GREEN, THE SAVIOR OF THE SECOND WARD, WAS Vandals Beaten 37 to 14 by the Commonwealth "5" New York, March 2.—The Vandals of New York beat the superior playing of the Commonwealth big five at Commonwealth Cashmere night by eight points before the superior playing of the professional rules. Earlier in the season, they outclassed the Vandals by the Vandals. They were outclassed all the way because of the fact that they were not familiar with professional rules. They were outclassed all one basket. Howard did little better, only caging two field goals. He had made them all, tallying nine points for his team out of their total of 10. He was outstanding stars for the home boys, with Sloane and Moton playing a stellar game. TUSKEGO CIRCLE WIN Tuskegee Institute, Ala., Feb. 23—The Feminine Tigers of Tuskegee in Alabama, the State college of Grangeburg, S. C., this afternoon by the score of 25 to 23, stood 20-5, in favor of Tuskegee. The team stood 20-5, in favor of Tuskegee. The team and the uningering goal shooting of the Misses Caldwell and Clark, proved to be successful in the jumping of Miss Haynes was superb. The opening of the second half found the team being very dangerous, while the team being very weakened its team play which was not as strong as the team in the Misses Caldwell, Haynes and Davis. Tuskegee.....State College...Caldwell.....R.P. Clark.....L.P. Blasenau Clark.....R.G. Doltery.....R.G. Teerson Roberte-Macvee Thomas. Thinkstone Smith and Jennett. Screwmen-Kerri A. C. Johnson and F. M. Staly. JOHNY BROWN AFTER ROUX According to ROUX at the Jones A. C. 25th and State streets, the team was matched to fight Kid庐 as soon as manager of ROUX and Jones, can agree to a deal. Mitchell at a suburban club March 5. Among the newcomers is Lucius Joronis, a member of the michipis, who Jones is looking after. BLUE BELT LOSES LROSE Belt girls defeated the Mysterious girl of Jersey CIS, N. l. at St. Mark's hall for a game. Belt girls defeated the Mysterious girl of Jersey CIS, N. l. at St. Mark's hall for a game. A large crowd witnessed the game. IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE By JULI JONES, Jr. EDWARDS' FALL The fall of Danny Edwards was a shock to many. He was a boxing. Danny was a man, not a boxer, and met them all, won 90 per cent of his battles in boxing, lost 90 per cent of his battles in boxing, lost beyond recall, that was the loss beyond recall, that was the consideration of mixed bouts. It was Danny's prestige in and out of the ring and in the boxing ring, George Moore, to fight the color line. Danny is an honor to any assembly, a little gentleman, conducts himself in the ring, would ever take him for a professional boxer; Danny is very much burned out of a year than any five men in his class. No man living could stand the pressure of a race Boxer in this country owes a lot to his good lesson for present and future boxers. No man can go on forever, no man can go on forever, no man that will live always. No game man Edwards belongs to this class. WHY? (Copyright 1922 by R. S. Abbott Publishing Co.) NEVER TIME TO COME HERE ALL YEAR! YBIG LOOSE!! ILL GET EVEN WITH YOU IF I HAVE TO BECOME ADDICTED TO DO IT!!! NEW THAT YEAR SHIT'S SATURDAY Phillips "Lights" On Into Finals by Over Cars The following is the schedule for the finals of the Chicago high school basketball char- ter and Staten Island high at Senn high school gymnastium (take station): Thursday, March 8, 1974. Technical at Furrow high school. 33th street and Furrow avenue. Full details. Chicago Defender. Results can be obtained Douglas 0658. The game against Englewood Phillips (15) The HillIf 3 3 0 WrightIf 1 0 0 BewtIf 1 0 0 LylaIf 1 0 0 JohnsonIf 1 0 0 Calcutta (2) SmithIf 1 0 0 McAndieIf 1 0 0 McAndieIf 1 0 0 BeckerIf 1 0 0 KoffIf 1 0 0 after Cheerif 1 0 0 Shook 1 0 0 Calum 1 0 0 lasket 1 0 0 Taken 1 0 0 It was Phillips "Lights" Go Into Finals by Win Over Calumet High The following is the schedule for the finals of the lightweight division of the Chicago high school basketball championships: Friday, March 2. Chicago high school Englewood at Parker high school gymnasium, 67th and Stewart high school gymnasium, 68th high at Senn high school gymnasium (take Northwestern "L" to Thorndale station); Thursday, March 8. Lane Technical high school vs. Wendell Phillips at Parker high gymnasium. Tickets can be purchased at Phillips high school. The game will appear in Chicago Defender. Results can be obtained by calling 0697 or Douglas 0698. 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GREEN has SEVERAL GOOD REASONS FOR WISHING TO BE COME ABRAMM, AND OFFERING OPPORTUNITY TO EVEN WITH THE BASTENER AT "THE TURNELT" Running score— Phillips ..... 2 3 3 4 6 8 10 12 13 15 Calumet ..... 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Referrals—Yume (Kager, Kiiro) By FRANK YOUNG Calumet high schools lightweight quintet, champions of the south division, took the ball league, went down to defeat at the hands of Wendell Phillips' Calumet high school gym.um.67th in the central division. The game was played last Wednesday at the Parker high school gym.um.67th in the semi-finals for the city title. Phillips' "all-Colored" quintet, at the downtown papers have dubbed Phillips has a whale of a team or Calumet, with eight straight wins and no losses, with a percentage of 1,000 leaves us with the impression that there was little class in the lightweight division. Before 700 fans of both schools, including the faculty, Phillips came back on the floor to start the second half with a favorable Calumet was given a chance even by Phillips' rooters. But once the fans were all off with the south division champs. Several times Phillips' followers held "their hearts in their hands" from Calumet high had their eyes on the basket, and it was only a miracle that from Calumet high had their eyes on the middle ring and beams. The game started with Calumet Phillips player inside the free throw line, while attempting a basket. Phillips player inside the free throw line attempts to score from the free throw line. He missed several during the throw, and Calumet was shot from the newsboy, started Phillips, scoring with a basket. A free throw by Calumet, shot from the three when Smith, shooting from near the center of the floor directly in front of Calumet, scored to 3 to 2 at the end of the first period. Threatened by Calumet, Phillips throw line for one more point, and that was all the scoring Phillips did. Calumet was held without a marker. Both teams returned to the floor By Rogers HOW CAN YOU PROVE THAT YOU DIDN'T ROB SMITH'S GROCERY STORE SATURDAY NIGHT? I WAS IN JAIL OUT AT GARY PUB DYLROGIN!!! HE PROVED HIMSELF A BRILLIANT LAWYER SEVERAL MONTHS AGO BY PLEASING HIS OUN CASE BEFORE JUDGE HAWK (HE ONLY GOT SIX MONTHS) "s" Go als by Win Calumet High the finals of the lightweight division all championships: Friday, March 2, Parker high school gymnasium, 61th Wendell Thurston, vs. John Marshall (take Northwestern "L" to Thorndale technical high school vs. Wendell Phil- tech can be purchased at Philips high, details of the game will appear in the obtained by calling Douglas 06597 or ewood stars at 8 p. m.; others at 4 p. in. BREAKS RECORD Newark, N. J., March 2-Isaiah Yadkin, East Cumberland high school, has his own record in the running high jump of 5 feet 6 inches, established last year, at the second annual New Jersey state high and prep school championships has Saturday night at the Newark army, when he leaped 5 feet and 11 inches. Two of his teammates were second and third respectively. MBED, GLOSSY eless Combing Cream— gstore—Not Sticky, Smelly --- 8ATURDAY. MARCH 3, 1923 WORLD'S CHAMPS DOWN "KNITS" IN 34 TO 27 TILT Cum Posey's Loendi Club of Pittsburg in Victory Over Pride of Cleveland Bv COOPER Cleveland, March 3.—Before the largest crowd ever attending a cage game at Moose Hall, the Loenclid club Knits, Class A champions of Cleveland, by a score of 34 to 27 last Tuesday evening. The contest was the best ever witnessed between a team of Color and white team in this neck of the woods. The first half was mighty gloomy by the score, but the second half for the score stood 21 to 12 in the local team's favor, but Cum Posey and company went into conference play. The whistle which started the second half showed to the huge crowd what they can do when their opponents are in the capital. Young inserted Jimmy Gayle into the Loenclid line-up and the team managed to break Jimmy Jimmy managed to break through the Knit defense and heaved the pill into the net for the first marker of the pitch. The Pittsburghers displayed much uncanny team work, the Knits were rated as the best dribler in the world, was all over the court and managed to pile up enough points to play the Smoky City crew the game. When the world’s champs took the last minute of play in the second period, the Loyola players seemed to rock with cheers and whistling of the Loendi followers. The only team that outlasted them only five minutes to go and he must have told his teammates to show the team the favorites for basketball, for when play was resumed the team passed the ball sensationally shooting of basket, but prohibited the favorites from touching the pill for the remainder of the game. Red Krejci, of the Kalts, was the outstanding star of the game by his sensational shooting of basket, but Jimmy Gayle, Ricks and Young, for this trio gave the many fans a few polite words to the game. Barkers - Ricks (6), Poney (2), Sennon (2) Barkers - Ricks (6), Poney (2), Sennon (2) Bolkinsky (2), Sollmann (2), Free knows - Poney (2), Bolkinsky (2) You can send your children with perfor- urity matries. Attendants will look urathy matries. 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Boseley, daughter, 504 Prairie avenue. In remembrance of our dear mother, Emma H. Bell, who passed away five years ago. Feb. 25, 1922. "Gone, but not forgotten." Boseley, daughter, 504 Prairie avenue. In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Edward L. Williamson, who passed away three years ago, Feb. 25, 1922. "Not gone from memory nor from love. But to our Father's name above. And to our Father's name pain. Our loss is his eternal gain." Mother, sister and brother. In sad, but loving memory of our beloved nephew, Benjamin F. Taylor, Jr., who deserved this life February, 1922. "Times of sorrow almost slowly. For the ones we love are deeply. For the ones we love are deeply." Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Taylor. Conner—We will authorthe book with contributions and impressions, the beautiful creations of sympathy extended to our dear father, our dear mother, our brother—Wile, Mrs. M. Conner, Mrs. C. Children, Mrs. A. B. Cohen, P. Fifer in Misses Ruth and Henry Jinks in Heinry Jinks and Aaron Conner. Conner acknowledges with sincere appreciation to all our friends the beautification of sympathies in the interests of our dear father, Mr. Conner, and of our brother, Wile. Mrs. M. Conner, children, M. A. P. Wheeler, Ph.D. Miesse Ruth and Henry J. John David and Aaron Conner. A. Conner Wikkerb thank the many friends for their kindness in the illness and death of her mother, Mrs. Martha Maxwell, who accompanied Clark of Elenzee Baptist church for his consoling remarks. I wish to thank the many friends for their kindness in the illness and death of my dear mother, Laura Edmonds, who passed away to J. Herman Edmonds, son. I wish to thank my many friends and acquaintances for their kindness during the illness and death of my Laura Edmonds, 452 Lanley avenue. 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LAWRENCE AVE., 4255-LARGE FROM family; one deiring family form, or uniform, Kennedy 7112. CHAMPAIN AVE., 6212-NEATLY PUN family; one deiring family man alone; Burdick 6312. DO YOU WANT A NICE ROOM? WE HAVE I. CLARK Room Meeting Agency, 29 E. W. VINCENNE AVENUE, 425-316-NICHEL PERN, room private family; modern convenience; I. B & D. MOTOR SERVICE WILL, MOVE your trucks for 900. Why pay more? ROVEN AVE, 427, 2D APT. TWO-FRONT rooms for men or young ladies: PHAIRIE AVE, 4522, 2D APT.-ROVEN POR ROVEN AVE, 4522, 2D NICHEL FURN. VINCENNE AVENUE, 425-316-NICHEL FURN. kitchenset; quiet couple only. Doug. 257. E. 45TH PL., 425, 2D NICHEL FURN. VINCENNE AVENUE, 425-316-NICHEL FURN. ST. LAWRENCE AVENUE, 4318, 2D FL.-FRONT rooms; and, stream. Oakdale, 0650. E. 45TH PL., 729, 425, 2D-BOOMS; STEAM, GRAND BLDG, 3531, 425, 2D-BOOMS; GRAND BLDG, 3531, 425, 2D-BOOMS; Couple; private family; no other rooms. GIAMPLAIN AVENUE, 4047, 2D FL.-FURN. or two, room three. Oakdale, 2511. PRAHIE AVE. 4343, 3D APT—PENN AVE. 4343, 3D APT—PENN OAKLAND SPAIN AVE. 4344, 3D APT—PENN ROOMS for rent. Dollars 4888. ELLIAS AVE. 3700, 3D APT—MOD. PENN CALIFORNIA AVE. 4411, APT—PEND. AND slicer roofs, large; use kitchen. AL 2333. CALIFORNIA AVE. 3862, APT E—TWO LARGE ROOMS AND KITCHENING. STEAM DEAN, electric light and gas. BREAK 4623. EVANS AVE. 4333, 3D BST—PENDORT- CALIFORNIA AVE. 4718, 3D PL—CONST. TO "L" and surface; rent reasonable. STATLE ST. 3502, 3D FL—LARGE FRONT ROOMS. STATLE ST. 3502, 3D FL—PENN ROOMS. STATLE ST. 3502, 3D FL—PENN min; stream; modern conf. Dug. 641. PRAHIE AVE. 4231—TWO MODERN PENN. PEARLBIRD AVE., 2250- NEATLY FURN. room, please, 2042. GROUND AVE., 2250- SPT AFT. -- dAILY, room, all bottom. LANLBYBIRD AVE., 4841, SPT AFT. -- dAILY, LANLBYBIRD AVE., 4841, SPT AFT. -- FURN.BIRD, light and good beat; two in family, 6- hour room; two on floor or couple, tak, 1224, dAILY. SOUTH PARK AVE., 2000, SPT AFT. -- room, two on floor or couple, tak, 1224, dAILY. GAMMETR AVE., 4841, SPT FURN.BIRD, single person, $4,990. E. 4571 FI. PL, 425. 3D AFT. -TWO FURN. B. 4571 FI. PL, 425. 3D AFT. quiet bouncing. BREED 2520 BEDR. 3D AFT. ELLIE AVE. 826-826-0000. DINING. B. 4571 FI. PL, modern; modern 2520. Douglas 2520. DINING. BOWEN AVE. 425. 3D AFT. -TWO SHALL B. 4571 FI. PL, for four guests to "climb" and "paddle." BEDR. THREE PURN, BOOMS-GALL AFTER 5, Sunday after 4 Atlantic 1721; Sunday after 4 Atlantic 1721; couple or working girl, Knewell 6658; INDIANA AVE, 4016, 2D PL - FIRST PM, nam preferred, will courier couple, nam or woman, BOOM 1004 nam or woman, BOOM 1004 ST. LAWRENCE AVE, 4511-PL 1915, no object to educating pupil home, homelife, Ken 4129, Mrs. Smith, homelife, Ken 4129, Mrs. Smith, PHAIRIN AVE, 4323, APT, 3-NEATLY INDIANA AVE, 5210, 2D PL - TWO NEATLY furn. rooms for women, ST. LAWRENCE AVE, 4715, 2D PL - BT APT, INDIANA AVE, 5210, APT, 4-BOOMS, steam,账费, $4.50 and $4.60, Boom 3006; INDIANA AVE, 4544, PLAT - FURN. KM; GILLS AVE, 4300-3NEATLY PURN, BOOM steam, hot and cold water, Dodge 7072; INDIANA AVE, 4544, PLAT - NICE PURN, BOOM steam, Atlantic 8015; E 46TH AVE, 414-2NICE LIGHT PURN, booms, E 46TH AVE, 414-2NICE LIGHT PURN, booms, UNFURNISHED ROOMS LANGLEY AVE., 4200, APT. 3—ONE SMALL, front, unfurn. or will furnish: use kitchen; steam and gas. CHAMPLAIN AVE., 436-313-3000 two to family, one to single woman, farm, a GRAND BLDG., one 210-340-8000 two to family, one to single woman, farm, a FLATS FOR RENT 5-8-8 BOOM MODERN APPEL. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WATER. Furniture also furn. woods, floor elevator al all the SOUTH REALITY DO. W. A. Ward. 412-848-9168 412-848-9168 COTTAGE GLOVE AVE. CONNER--THREE W. A. Ward. 412-848-9168 412-848-9168 Small kitchen. Digress. small kitchen. Digress. E. 417 F. 59, APPL. B-1BM, FLAT APPL. B-1BM, FLAT Call earnings after 8-20, Attached 7-24, 8-20, Attached 7-24, 10 per month. Phone Van Bure 424- 10 per month. Phone Van Bure 424- FOR BENT-TWO-BOOM NUTTENETTE, 2-100M HOUSE--STEAM HAFT GAS, 300P Proline. Dresden 625. SUTH PARK AVE. 6211-ONE LARGE BATHROOM, one large oak obert, apartly two, steam bed, one furnished, quiet couple bed and one furnished, quiet couple bed FERN, LIGHT ISKPG, THREE RIGHT towns, opening off kitchette ballet; alarm clock; bath; toilet; clean clean clean adults only. For appointment call Victory 4078. SUNSHINE, THREE-100M PLAN for rent; steam bath. PRAIHIE AVE. 2635-THREE-BOOM 417- furn. axe; gas range; first-class people only. FLATS WANTED WANTED--THIRD-SECOND FLAT TO BE VACANT May 1; cie. light, steam boat, graced local of St. at. east of boat, 12th Kingwood 0087. WANTED-FOUR-ROOM APT. OR 4 ROOMS together; reasonable. Call Douglas 3817, Mrs. Laal. FLATS FOR SALE FLAT WITH 7 ROOMS OF NEW FURNITURE for sale; all mallway furniture yurt set cost $1,000; will sell for $400. Bog SS, Chicago Dealer. LEASE AND FURNITURE OF 3000 HOME and 10 room houses; terms to: 312 Washland Ave, Victory (111). LEASE OF HOUSES FOR 312 RODMS WANTED FURN. OR UNFURN. ROOMS WAYNEZ in drizzle room, references furnished Kloum Room Heating Agency, 60 E. 35th st. Victory 428. DRESSMAIR WANTS PRINT RM. SOUTH OF 4334 as priest or infirm. Dev. 2175. FOR RENT - MISCELLAEANOUS DUNBAR HALL 6001 State st. Lodges and hotels. Phones 212-755-4200. For rent. FRAMIE AVE. 492- HASEMENT, for business or office. DRESSMAIR GARAGE - E. 40TH ST. NORMAN AVE. 426- E. 40TH BUNNAR HALL, 2001 STATE ST.-LUCKENBORO, wolls. L. Smith, New 961 or DCT, 1021; S. 304, St. N. 106. Mercury, Reed 8081. ROOM AND BOARD BOARD AND BOARD HOME STORE, 609 Indiana ave., Douglas 6063. OFFICES FOR RENT OFFICE FOR RENT-BREAONABLE, SUIT- able for two office rooms. Apply 42. R. Smith, st. L. Bousseling 8081. SUMMER RESORTS IF YOU ARE THINKING OF TAKING A KINETIC KINETIC KINETIC KINETIC neighboring, the sparkling Woodland Park, Miles. Cottage hand- and complete resort accommodations. S. K. Smith, Chicago. 31 special arrangements for honeymoon. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Metals, boarding house, apartments and lo- cations. 500 N. 106. Atlantic City, N. J. LAWRENCE AVE, NEAR 45TH ST. Attractive 6-broom house, beam, dead electric, hardwood trim, $1,000 cash required, large terms. FORRESTVILLE VILLE, NEAR 43D 57- Right room: steam heat, oak floors and snow. TWO FLATS 6221 WABASHT AVE.-50 rooms; store heat large current basement; garage 50 rooms 3622 DEBAURH ST. -Detached brick. 62 store steam heat. electric lights. WARHAM AVE. NEAR 50TH ST.-ST. PETTEN price. Price $1,000. electric light. $1,000. price. Price $1,000. boiler room. price. Price $1,000. boiler room. stain heat. electric light. water hot at all modern. price $1,500. $3,000. cash heat. Price $6,000. $1,000. cash heat. Price $6,000. $1,000. cash heat. Price $6,000. $1,000. cash brick grout. Price $5,000. Plainte ave. CHAMPLAIN AVE. NEAR 50TH ST.-ST. PETTEN price. Price $1,000. electric light. $1,000. price. Price $1,000. cash THREE NATS LANGLEY AVE., NEAR 48TH ST.=6-7.7 roomstone; stone floor; steam oven, heat warehouse, handware. Price $12,000; $2,000 cash. Price $12,000; $2,000 cash. Store price: $12,000; $2,000 cash. 610 WABASH AVE. press-break; steam heat; electric lights; G-7-rooms; price $10,000; $1,500 cash. ## SKELETRATE 604-0421 AVE. AVE- press rooms; press balls; all large, light, airy rooms; $3,000,000; $2,000,000; $1,500,000; G-7-rooms and basement floor. Seat garage; atom heat, light, electric lights. Mortgage: $420,000; $3,000 cash. 444-645 CALUMN AVE. - 67 rooms, house through, throughout. Purchase 30%, through. Purchase 10%, 50%, $30,000. 15-FLATS N. E. COR. 401, AND VINCENES AVE. 12 of 5 rooms and each baggage modern. Will sell around our time realtor. ONE WORLD BEST-ROOM AVE. Stove front; stairway; electric lights, ekta- bags, microwave, refrigerator. Almost $60 per month. 45th st. Bath. St. Lawrence ave. OUR BUYERS NEVER FAIL Other bargains not listed here in houses and particulars on by personal call at our office. THREE-FLAT-LOCATED ON FRAME AVERY, VEYE PINE, MODERN IN EVERY WAY, PRICE NIGHT, AT- TRACTIVE TERMS. SEE OUR TWO-PLAT AND HOUSE BARGAINS AT ONCE. * VERY E. Z. TERMS. BARGAINS FOR SALE 6. ROOM HOUSE: 2 baths, furnace heat, elec tric lights, brick; Birth and Wabash, asia $4,400; $1,000 cash, balance $200 month. 6. ROOM HOUSE: 2 baths, furnace heat, elec tric lights, brick; Birth and Wabash, asia $4,400; $1,000 cash, balance $200 month. FOR SALE - 219-219-21, N. 47TH ST. AND 4000-0030 FRILE ave., save, consisting of 12 days, 1 and 2 months of rent. 100% cash. In basement present rent $1,400 a year; after tax, $3,400 a year. 100% mortgage. 100% mortgage. small payment will guarantee bldg. to take care of itself. For assistance, Van Bussel 4744. CHICAGO, ILL. For real estate in or about Chicago commute to the suburbs. Call 312-622-2222 at Victory Lakes & Hudson. S2802 adverts at Victory. FOR SALE-SSG INDIAA AVENUE, 711H HIO rent $2,750 first year; $4,000 first year; from rent: 6 units, 4 rooms each; above from rent: 8 units, 4 rooms each. FOR SALE-SSG INDIAA AVENUE, 711H HIO rent $3,450 first year; $4,900 first year; from rent: 6 units, 4 rooms each; above SIN YA, L. D. 10:10; umbrella; cash down; $2,000; price $2,500; best on the South Side; L. G. S. Story, L. D. Thompson & Co., 2015 State at; Newark GMA 4. MISCELLANEOUS EVERY CHRISTIAN HOME SHOULD HAVE THIS LATEST MESSIAH SACRED RECORD Established "MY REDEEMER" PRICE 15 CENTS Order now from any of the following places: SCHOOLMARK INC. 2090 S. St. at. Cleveland, Ohio; CSIH Indiana ave. Chicago, IL Near this wonderful record at the CSIH 3100 S. St. Milwaukee, CSIH S. State at. Chicago CASH OR CREDIT CASH OR CREDIT CHESTER A. WICKS, Landmark Electrical Contractor, DOGG, GIL. 332 ELMWOOD AVE. GOOD LUCK HERBS John Conqueror, High John Conqueror, with each box, box. Each. Send $3 for the five boxes. I will give you a free copy of your book and collection of inaccessible and valuable art and remedies. WILSON FINLEY, S26 Cottage Grove ave., Chicago, Ill. WANTED—FOR CASH OLD POSTAGE STAMP A. E. AVERY LINCOLN STATE BANK, B105 S. STATE S. CHICAGO. CAROLLBERRY EVERYWHERE, CONTRACT FOR 4 STAMPS. Correspond with some other ladies or gentlemen to obtain the necessary equipment if suitable then realign your food dwarfs, can and will be able to do it. Wilsonburg, Pennsylvania SINUSUUS A NEW SINGER OR WHITE BREAK HEAD, OR PORTABLE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE. Used for bread, cakes, pastries, biscuits, breadboards, Black Swan, Panaramon, Dutch, Columbus, Sewing Machine KXHANG, Sewing Machine KXHANG, CAMERAS AND KODAKS Bargain in ramas and kodak. All standard and makes, and used. Old cameras taken from the 1920s and 1930s. N. J. Born born r. J. Phone No. 5012. BUSINESS CHANCE FOR LIVE MAN OR WOMAN for preferably man and wife, where both can be engaged in the business. A large manageable office is required in Chicago wishes to open a North Side branch. We store stock in a back mailer, but apples are shipped by mail. We have ability to handle sales force. Gilt-edged leather briefs with big firm in permanent, venerable business. HULL & SHEEDY, 55 & DEADBORN ST. SUITE @ AN OPPORTUNITY—A WELL ESTABLISHED INVESTOR for the past three years can now use additional capital to make some big money in machinery, in order to meet the ever increasing demand. If interested, address Box G, 1015 W. 10th St., New York, NY 10026. INVESTORS—HAVE YOU IDEA MONEY Now is your chance to own a business. We offer a variety of business opportunities, shop, tailor, beauty, apartment, poolhouse, furniture stores. What is your choice? A Quicken Loans Bank, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri 63074. GIVE ME MY PROMPT ATTENTION All questions on importation or exportation, plating of capital, or general information on the agency for any bare product or invention. John Webster, 108 Hue du Jardin, Fashion District, New York, NY 10026. ALL THE CLOTHES YOU WANT MEN WANTED—TO WEAR THE LATEST FASHION IN STORES in near time; big pods. Write quick reply to bachelor tailoring Co., Dept. of Clothes. BAKERY AND DELIVERY WITH SNACKS Income daily; chefs serving in citying clubs. L. D. Thompson & Co., 5015 S. State St. HOW TO MAKE SKIN WHITENING OIN- GREENS 12 green paint, Seerens, 404 Burlington Jersey City, N.J. 6-4 FOR GIRL GIRL BENEFITS AND MARRIAGE FOR GIRL GIRL BENEFITS and good location; resident rest; two living rooms in rear. 402 WONDERFUL BENEFITS-BOOK GROUP toilet preparation and beauty shop com- pany; information information information store 40, Chicago Defender. STORE FOR SALE--GOLD BUSINESS NOW SINCE Victory Court, or call us State Store FOR SALE-BUSINESS LOCATION: ALL CALL bill of barber shop, also shoring parcel, killed 112, 113, 114, 115 FOR SALE-CAPIT, DIDN. S. STAKE Phone KERNEL GUW LOST AND FOUND THIS NEWSPAPER CONSISTS OF TWO SECTIONS-BE SURE YOU GET BOTH OF THEM Every State IN THE UNION IS COVERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS CREDIT UNIONS TEACH FARMERS BANKING HABIT Farm Demonstration Agents in Southland Plan Extension of Work This Year By WM. ANTHONY AERY Hampton, WM. March 14, 2014 - Plan for the 1923 extension-service work of all the farm and home demonstration agents of the U.S. Department of Agriculture annual four-day meeting, which was held at Hampton institute, under the auspices of the Virginia Agricultural and Polytechnic University Blacksburg and in co-operation with the states relation service of the U.S. John B. Place of Hampton institute, who is the field agent of the states relations service, for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the southern states, including Virginia, in opening the annual meeting, said: "There are many agents, 24 farm demonstration agents), together with three supervising agents, who are working in 31 Virginia counties, 10 in North Carolina, 200 and 3000 Negro families. The demonstration agents must develop local leaders to carry out the exten- Nation Wide Borrowing Wave : Unions Teach Thrift NEVADA MINES TOOTH POWDER Nevada for years has been mining copper, copper and gold, but not hier. Twelve years ago Mack Foster, an old "desert rat" and the game hunter, found his peculiar mineral would take the tobacco stains off his teeth. He not only thought of staking out a claim there. Eventually Foster told a man named Fenwick about the Fenwick's secretary, a western girl named Josephine Robinson, tried to enforce the mine most effective. Fenwick staked the claim in a hurry and now he and his mate sweated to keep ahead of the orders. The material mined from the mountain not only mined the minerals, but manicured nails, shines up optical goods, whitens shoes and makes a fine shampoo. He used it, too, for a surgical powder. Scientists call the material "diatomite" in the seagrass mountain is out in the seagrass desert, about thirty miles from Tonopah. HAWAIIAN ISLES WETTEST SPOT Honolulu—Here's one of the wettest spots in the world. The annual event, called the Puu Kukulu, is located on the upper slopes of Puu Kukulu, Maui, Hawaiian group, is 582 inches. The Puu Kukulu gauge stands at an altitude of 1,000 feet and is 20 years the summit of Mount Waialeale. Kaul, has been accounted for the wettest in the islands and one of the wettest in the world. A new record of Puu Kukulu defacts it. A free and unrestricted ballot in the North and South. THE WEEK [Copyright Chicago Defender by R. S. Abbott Publishing Company. "FRANCE is on our soil." Germany and our soil, our soil on our soil with both two Colored soldiers to humiliate us." In black type and showy headlines the German army marched through Germany, gives news of the French black troops marching through Germany, "liss! this shameful!" cry the ladies. "Pretty bad, as some eyes see it; according to who answers the question to who answers the question. You would say that it is not half as bad as Germany the right hand of fellowship and France the cold shoulder only three years after 50,000 graves for the fallen soldiers and bullets and gas had been dug in France. --- Associated Press carried the other oath of office, embassy at Washington that "Colored troops" were now in Germany, "believe France," said the embassy. The Germany embassy in Washington spent a million dollars before Uncle Sam got into the war trying to grab hearts and hearts of Colored Americans. "They are not treating you right," said German spies and incurses. "They are not treating you right," was the reply Germany got from you. Germany wanted Colored Americans to rise against home and native land. Frenchmen standing by their country. Don't be surprised because Germany appeals to the prejudice of the United States to take notice when the U.S. S. fails for that appeal. In war come again; you will see Germany oppose it against Uncle Sam; lined up to give him a licking like which nobody ever had before, before going before a fall. Hold to the Bible. Do you think our white people capable of a sustained policy of government? Angels weep, as the poet says, what kind of tears do you suppose Hamilton, Jefferson and Daniel Heaven on those in charge of your government? England headed off Germany's Black troops trying to make it out of Toronto early in the war. Heaven them off; while Lloyd Gore headed the job at the peace conference. Germany never raised the color flag until it lost its Colored people. Germany never raised the color flag. Were you not interested in the sight of American soldiers returning to Germany, who were daughters of the enemy? The soldiers fought one way but loved another. So with all soldiers, they made slaves of men and women beaten in lattie. Back there the soldier tumbled on its own bottom. "I am all my country wishes," said Alexander. He died without a country. The soldier tumbled on the ground. Pity our white people dazed, dazzled, unsrumping. "Do or not to be," said Hamlet, according to Shakespeare, word magician. Our white people: "To do or not to be done. Be done. Then they will cry their troubles to you again. Meanwhile watch Germany will overcome what Germany lost "over there." THE wife of a great president, Mr. Harding, is up and about. Ladies will be interested in this, Mrs. Harding will storm the toilets of illustrious husband in the White House. Mrs. Harding is woman through and through, loving clothes, holding hands, and loving children, and popular now as two years ago. Mrs. Harold McCormick is for fewer clothes. White House knew the social whirl before Mrs. Harding took down, from queen I am queen," said Antolme. If you are bright in memory you will recall that she was queen. She loved her husband, but Mrs. Harding is not a beauty but she is a lady of charm. Nothing is on her mind except to be "the first lady of the land." A great many people argue that residence in the White House doesn't matter, but do you think? What is a "baby"? "Prayer restored me," says Mrs. Harding. Great doctors hurried to the White House and counseled. "We have pulled her through," they said. "She's been harding now "hears" the market. Do you not remember mother's old hands when she then the Lord had his hands on me." So with Mrs. Harding. Skill, knowledge, science of trained and skilled men, to thank the men, but I preside God, says your "first lady," "naught her around." Doctors or nurses, to thank the germ," may so, Mrs. Harding says, but faith is not to be overlooked. You well, Mrs. Harding testifies that her faith in God, in His presence and mercy, in His response to one of His sons, to argue that question? Is the point well taken among true believers. Harding, lovingly woman, up on social life, to say to her great husband: "Warren, take your troubles to the Lord in your. Your great presidet is not slick physically, but he seems to be sick on your sick. Of you, really, 'Lord, on your mind, your assistant might pray. What for an assistant do you think you would get? Something like this: "Warren, remember the Porch and the Ten Commandments." A stubborn Baptist, your great friend, dodge the shadow of Charles Cottrell. Trust me, he said to Cottrell, one of the big men of your Race. You make YOU well: restore your health and your faith; teach you to look with love and eyes of your children, and inspire you to both the White House and Satan. Recall James Montgomery: "He is the burden of a sigh." The fathers. The falling of a tear; The upward glancing of an eye; When none but God is near. Prayer is, the simplest, form Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY That infant can try; Prayer, suffult strains that reach The Majesty on high." SEVERAL times this writer has informed you of the debate going on as to the British West Indies. Your great paper, the Tribune of Chicago, war organ, wanted to take over the British press and French, for debt. England spoke up: "We more excep- tionally want to take over the pli- omony. That means time and easy speech, with France. As soon as France heard that Uncle Sam had an eye on her islands, people by Colored people, she said. Others may not, but not." This writer is advised that Colored Frenchmen in Paris went to Quail Proposition found space in the press. "What does this mean?" demanded Candace, brilliant, handsome, schol- lorous, and good-looking. The colonies make men handsome, brilliant. "Nothing," responded the premier. Olive people think that money is standard of power, honor, position, place. You know they are wrong, but they know the Time and guns will wake them up. Other ideas presented by Senator Williams are unimportant. Isn't it strange that our brilliant southern senators are never interesting, intelligent, unless they are harping on YOU? The present is happy but only the past is sweet, so southern statesmen say. Though dead, slavery still lives. "Let the dead, past, hurt its dead." ... Bottl the Chicago Tribune, Senator Deed and Senator Williams have here from the press this writer will give you direct news. This writer looks out for you. Read Lord Burham, president of the national organization of all British papers, who went to Jamala to pacify Colonel Bannister, to use the thought Jim Crow and Judge Lynch were about to catch them. "All this talk about sale and barter is not a pariamentary IMPERTANCE. Happily there is no great paper (take notice, Tribune, of your rating) nor responsible society in the United States that takes it seriously. There are certain subjects that have bodies of the 'English speaking states, and the SALE AND BARRIER CITIES OF OUR FELLOW CITIZENS, ENTITLED TO THE SAME RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF OUR WEALTH, IS ONE OF THEM. --- Unless the Chicago Tribune feels unfavorable, you won't be able to avail. Would you not say so? Our white people, dear, stumbling rich, fanatical, are the laughing stock of the world. The enemy is root of snobbery as well as evil. Lord Burnham speaks of the "savior of Anglo-Saxon friendship." Wells says that the term "Anglo-Saxon" was invented to help a whistleblower. Burnham says "Anglo-Saxon" takes in YOU in the U. S. A., if you have the spirit of the Lord. The word is spiritual; bound to be. Find the needle in the haystack; divide the bloods in American voles. --- See the great court, the high court, the field story. Take the tone from around the neck of men being hurried to court. "Don't do that," says Uncle Sam; "don't do that. I want to look into it or so before these men are harmed." CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923 "Filibustering" Percy and Parker Weevil Challenged All rights reserved. New occasions teach new duttes, sald Lowell. A week or so apa the supreme court of Arkansas decided that Phillips county suffered in the penitentiary, Phillips county thought it had paid enough, both in money and reputation. Have you not heard of the man who bit off more than he could chew. So you can get a clear idea of the situation, Get a clear idea of the situation, so that you can discuss the matter with intelligence. Many people manhandle a subnet to lock up viewers. Know a subnet before you tackle it. Read the statement made by Attorney General Robert S. Bentley, who opposed federal intervention: --- Now go ahead and talk, thinking deeply as you talk. Remember the judge who will now hear the cause is a Jew, Treiber, a just judge, who carries Solomon in hand and John Marshall in the other. Do you think the boys will be happy to you are saying. You are right; hardy. THIS WRIER tells you that your important work in government. He is off his nut, many say. This writer knows better; so do you. Look at New Jersey, at the legislature of that state. Happily for you, a young man of ours, stands in front of the lawyer, Oliver Randolph, defeated a lawyer, James tinguished Alexander, for membership in the legislature. He walked away from problems of life; educated into the breath of life; a doctor in politics; a good doctor nor a good politician. What would you say if one of the brothers should announce his candidacy for the senate from Minnesota? Next to the ministry comes the preacher, the preacher, "Body and soul"cries the doctor. Upon their words hang hope of life here and hereafter. Take a look at Work, postmaster general. Your great president, Mr. Randolph, sends you to the department of the interior. Mr. Harding ought to send him back to the office, now are like unfilled prescriptions. Randolph, a publicist, student of government, introduces five measures into the assembly of New Jersey. Each puts your cause on the "A knowing man speaks," say solos of New Jersey. A knowing man speaks you remember a prayer of Alma. Learn how to get in behind your men who know the history of government, the law upon a question and parliamentary procedure. "The genius of Randolph," ruled the New Jersey speaker Randolph launched an attack on the Klan. Randolph in New Jersey, presisting one man in Illinois, the one in New York, will Ohio legislature, represent your home for a coming day when you will get back. Until you get back there, hope for little and expect less. Do you not see this? Consider the situation: You are one-eighth of the population of your country, you pay millions of dollars tax, you go to war, you own a car, you have no voice in congress, where there isn't much more than voice. Isn't that sad? Very sad, you are saying. Who is this Randolph? Quite a man who is intelligent son of a very noble father? John W. Randolph, the father, fought under James Hill in Mississippi, and was a member of his legislature. Until several years ago he was principal of the Pass Christian public schools. His history, knowledge flees the indictment. "See the father through the son," she said. "You've been through the father. Another Randolph, an older brother, is president of Clifton university, Orangesburg, N.J. Say Clifton and think of Dunton. Chips off the old block, you say. Wash your hands. You see oaks now. Oliver Randolph speaks another generation into life. That is progress. The Randolph back a background, as you see. **GORGIA** is on the map again. She wrote to Gov. Hardwick. "I am just a poor Nigger boy in deep sentence. Seab is still in prison. Also, he hardy likely stay there. Gov. Hardwick responds with Seab's "white people. Progress attends to Georgia's recollect certainly, an old Coloured man. "Coz" Jones, was murdered by Seab too old to pull an automobile out a hole. Rewards for the capture of the murderers were thick and fast. Joe Jenkins, brought back from Denver, stood trial in Sylvia, Ga. last summer and jury having returned the true bill. A jury of white men, all Georgians found Jenkins guilty of manslaughter (Continued on Page 15, Column 1) ` COPS RAID KLAN HEADQUARTERS; SEIZE RECORDS Find American Magazine Publisher Listed as Knight; He Denies He's a Ku Klux Repudiate Klan All of these men, except Cortner, all denied any connection with the klan and that their signatures were forgeries. Congressman Pess' son telegramged his father at Washington, assuring the klan that he was no need for concern. Congressman Skinner said the fact that when the alleged klan glew was brought into court and put under $1,000 bond, McCord, Jim Crow lawyer, the board of education, went his bond. Tense excitement prevails in Springfield as a result of the police violence either from the klan or from its enemies. Reports were circulated that O'Brien had received anonymous letters threatening his life. O'Brien denied this and later retracted his denial. The friday occurred Wednesday night. Friday night a meeting of the klan came far from here, the carload of Springfield klansmen are said to have journeyed to that city. In spite of the police raid of a few nights previous, local klansmen held an initiation in the very building the police had invaded. The police went off without any disturbance. Some persons have taken it that the klan held the meeting in de Leion in Klan Names of members of the American legion were found in the klan rolls. The legion got busy, telegraphing to the commander here that the state body had stamped the klan as unauthorized. The post would be expected to fall in line by expelling members proved to be affiliated with the KluKuX. The klan's official has declared that when Cortner is brought up for a hearing information not hitherto suspected will be divulged. The klan may have been behind the recent attempt to establish segregated schools and that Prosecutor Altschul is in that belief. It is understood that the federal government has presented action against the hooded organization unless it is shown that a federal law has been violated. That action Attorney General Seymour. Klan officials are said to be glad of the opportunity to get into court and that this will serve as a test case as to the worth of the klan and its lack of anything illegal. They declare the responsibility will support them in their fight. Explosives In considering coal tar explosives we must not think that their usefulness is of great strength of nations in war, Edwin E. Slosson writes in the World's Work. Explosives are simply compact packages that energy put up in a form ready for quick release, and as such they are vulnerable in many ways. In 1921 the United States industrial purposes $538,000,000 pounds of explosives. This does not include but includes explosives not made from coal, and as gunpowder and nitroglycerin. NATURAL GAS USED ANNUALLY Forty billion cubic feet of natural gas is used annually in the United States in the manufacture of carbon black, a material used extensively in the making of automobile tires, print and polish and numerous other articles. Seeing is Believing M. H. Bobbed haired girls from all over the country have been sending in their photographs with every mail, with the boast that long hair hasn't a chance. Here are five today who offer their pictures to prove their arguments. They are: At left (top), Miss Edna Morton of the Reol Film company, New York; below, Miss Helen Verble, 3100 Ellis Ave., Chicago, III; at right (top), Mrs. Saint Cloud Washington, 909 Warren St. N., Nashville, Tenn.; below, Miss Eula Lee Wade, 537 W. Pearl St., Jackson, Miss.; at bottom, Mrs. Julie Turner, 4163 S. State St., Chicago, III. Is your hair bobbed? Send that photo at once to the Art Editor, the Chicago Defender. Gives Stool With Spirit to Princess A silver stool, the *gift* of the women of Ashanti, an exact replica from the island, has been handed by Amina Sewa Aketo, the senior queen mother, to Lady Guggisberg for presentation to Princess Elizabeth, according to the London Times. Accompanying the stool was a prince dressed with which information is given concerning the old mothers of Africa who sent this *tribute of love, loyalty and goodwill* to the queen mother, describing how the stool was made and consecrated. In making the presentation Lady Guggisberg handed her the address of the Amna Sewa Akoto, which runs as follows: "place this stool in your hands. Place this stool in your hands and Ashanti silversmiths have embosed it. All the queen mothers are attributed toward it, and as I am the attributed toward it, and as I am the senior queen mother in Ashanti I stand as representative of all the women to send to the king's child." "It may be that the king's child has heard of the Golden Stool of the temple and contains the soul of the Ashanti nation. All we women of Ashanti thank the governor exceedingly because he has declared to us that the English man who stole this stool. This stool we give gladly. It does not contain our soul as our golden stool does, but it contains our women and of our women. The spirit of this love we have bound to the stool with silver fetters just as we have customised our own stools and of our women. "We in Ashanti here have a law which decrees that it is the daughters of queen who alone can transmit royal blood to our king cannot be heirs to that school. This law has given us women a power in this and so that we have the woman who bears the man." "We hear that her law is not so, nevertheless we have great joy in her presence," he says, "we pray the great god Nyankonop, on whom men tean and do not fall, whose day of worship is a Saturday, and whom the Ashanti's serve just once a year," he says. "give the king's child and her husband long life and happiness, and finally, when she sits upon this silver stool, we will be made for their white queen mother, may she call us to mind. "AMMA SWA AKOTO." An Amara woman in the country was presented from the men of Ashanti. Tokio, Japan.—The population of Japan proper is estimated by the national census board to be 57,658,000. The population of Tokyo is 691,140 at the census of 1920. This shows that the population increased at the rate of 730,000 yearly, 2,000 daily, or one in every 43 seconds. ENTERTAINED IN DETROIT Detroit, Mich., March 2.—Mrs. Willis, the wife of the late Mr. Joseph, for a few days. She has been highly entertained with theater parties, dinners, lunches and cards. She has been the honored guest at a reception given by the governor P. Gross, 4539 McClellan street DRUNK'S PHOTO MUST BE TAKEN DRUNK'S PHOTO MUST BE TAKEN Des Moines, Iowa—John B. Hammond, chief of police, announces that the man in charge is brought into police headquarters hereafter will have his picture taken. When the offender has become a suspect, he will be picture of himself, so that he may know just how he looked when he was brought to the jail. Chief Hamond hopes this "picture cure" will be potent weapon against drunkenness. Eighty intoxicated men spent Christmas eve in the city jail. LEADING EDUCATOR DIES Bennettville, S. C. Mar. 2, —George Hamond, the largest grade and high school of the Race in this state, died here last week. Services were held in Florence and incarment was made here. --- FEDERAL LAW TO STOP LYNCHING IS DEMAND OF EDITOR Collier's Weekly Proves Strong Advocate Against Wholesale Murders in This Country Collier's National Weekly, published in New York City, demands enactment of a federal law to prevent lynching, in the issue of Feb. 17, according to a reprint sent out by the press service of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The editorial in full is as follows: "Must Punish Lynchers" "When the miners tried for the murder at Herrin were acquitted the one that the miners guarded and the mine guards had terrorized the community and the strikers rose in righteous wrath. He gave the one that accused Herrin every man that kills. Murder, under any name, done for any excuse, is the same. Murder is murder, regardless of the murderers are and of who theirs are, and most men mob as much as individuals. "A mob in Harrison, Ark. kills a railroad striker. That is murder, but the mob is public-spirited vigilantes. A mob in Louisiana tortures two men in a cotton press and kills them. That is murder, and the mob is stately regina and call themselves high-spirited patrols and heaven knows well. "Our commonest type of mob murder is called lynching. But Harrison, Mer Rouge, Herrin, the burnings of Negroes at the stake, are all murderers and have done with it. "Murderera Freed" "It is almost a foregone conclusion that members of a murdering mob in a small community will be acquitted, but members of a larger community will be fondants have much local sympathy. A jury that would convict can scarcely be had. A local prosecutor must have a duty to convict. Must be one of singular courage and integrity. If we hope to stop mob murders will have to act as a nation. There will have to be a federal law, so drawn as to cover murder of all types, to provide that cases resulting shall be for a federal prosecution in federal courts." Noted Lawyer Pans Ku Klux at Big Banquet Addressing a large gathering of Jews at a banquet of the Palestine Foundation fund on Nxmas eve at Hartford, Conn. Samuel Untermyer the founder of the medieval eruption of America and accused its members of being banded together in conspiracies. The particular attention was given by the speaker to the charge reported to have been made by the imperial Judaea and not by the Jews are not a productive people the Jews are not a productive people "added nothing to the sum of human welfare". Mr. Untermyer pointed to the fact that the people were entrusted with the final and complete retaliation of this charge and cited many statistics showing the number of the people were entrusted with the country. In the form of correspondence he said the usual form of persecution" he said in instances imported and adopted the latest and most vicious nomic boycott—seeking thereby to attain ends which could not be attained un-american practices. Abraham Lincoln had a deep aversion for one class of legal cases—his divorce when he could avoid it. The heaviest fee he ever received was $5,000 from the Illinois Central railroad, which was not paid without a commission. The fee was $1.53, received in a suit in 1883. Lincoln was proverbially generous in the matter of charges, the Detroit police possession of a farm his client won and Lincoln charged $200. Next day, wondering whether it was not worth it, Lincoln for the losing side what the latter's fee had been, and found that it was $300. Seldom did he write briefs or legal arguments. **NEW NATIONAL CONFERENCE** Washington, D. C. March 2—The Cosmopolitan Institutional Baptist church, this city, has issued a call for a nationwide conference of Race leaders to be held in this church from March 2 through May 1. THE NEGRO IN OUR HISTORY PAGE FOURTEEN The evidences of the mental development of the Negroes of the North are the master themselves. In offering slaves or sale and advertising for forgives or their shortcomings, judges from what they said about them in those days that many of the eighteenth century slaves had taken over modern civilization, felt useful and skilled laborers, with a knowledge of the modern languages, the fundamental acquaintance and acquaintance with some of the professions. It was a common thing to refer to them as exhibiting evidences of having experienced most of that mental development which will call a common school education. Some spoke "good English" in contradistinction with "broken English." In other cases the rudgive would be credited with the "wary property" or speaking "wary property." Brought in from the West Indies where they had been in contact with the British, they had not been restricted in their development, many of these slaves had picked up more than the mere frugality they had been accustomed to find a slave speaking Spanish, French and English—and exerted themselves to find a slave who spoke Swedish and English well. Philip French of Philadelphia had another who spoke English, and the same man who spoke Williams, of the same state, owned a Negro who spoke very good English. He escaped from Charleston in 1789. His spoke both French and English and he could be credited in passing as a free man. A better example was a slave of Thomas May of Maryland, whom his master had sent to the British colony. He could speak good English, a little French and a few words of High English and died in Canada, serving as a waiting-man to a gentleman, and had thereby had the opportunity of getting into America. In addition to the mere knowledge of how to express themselves financially in some parts and learned to read and write, the number of the fujites advertised in some parts and learned to read and write, how to flow and can read and write, and it is probable that he may endeavor to make his escape out of the country described in the terms, "He can read and write and it is likely that he may manage hundreds of advertisements for fujites slaves during the elitist regime of hundreds of conditions, third of them could read and write. Another evidence as to the favorable condition of the Negroes during the civil war, in some condition. The kind of garments they wore and the manner in which they lived through much light, living in houses, enjoying the same comforts as their masters. In other cases than those then provided for the poor whites in Europe and for the blacks, some masters did not take much care of such laborers, since when they no longer be of use to them. According to the testimony of many master's students, they were in most cases well attired. For example, a master's student, wearing a dark brown sleeve escaped, wearing a dark brown colored coat and jacket, a pair of brown cap with a red border, a pair of new stockings with a pair of brown sleeves, a pair of brown gloves, a slave owner in Maryland spoke of another fugitive as having left the slave market, a flannel wristwatch, a checked shirt, a pair of overlapping breeches, a pair of overlaid oak shoes, a woreped costume, an old cowboy hat, and sunny other clothes. A Boston masstaker, when he went away, a beaver hat, when he went away, a beaver hat, RELEASE FROM THEIR TROUBLES NOW IS ASSURED ALL WOMEN G. F. P. Makes Imperfections of Womanhood and Motherhood a Thing of the Past—It Is Highly Endorsed. Every girl and woman would like to be cared for and well taken care of, meticulously and salute appearance, with the touch of the proper and tender functions and vital organs. But until now this has remained without the help of the womens' nature. Nature intended for every girl, woman and man is only physically excused and abuses or lack of proper nourishment of overstrained and weakened organs cannot function naturally and fully. This weakened condition and thousands of grateful girls, women and mothers have suffered in the tortures of periodical joints, kidney and metamorphosis, uncomfortable, irritating uneasiness and fear of the impending St. Joseph's G. F. P. is so highly intended that the demand for it has caused a supply of it to give care and customers having to be without it for St. Joseph's G.F.P. Restores Vitality To Women In the absence of restrictions which characterized the economic slavery of the African slaves, many of the higher pursuits of some of the Negroes were serving in the military, and were engaged in the practice of medicine, as was then common in this country. Referring to one of his brothers, Philippe, he said he "bleed and draw teeth, pretending to be a great man," he is a churchman. in 1787 James George of Charleston, South Carolina, told Negroes were serving among his people, and it was supposed, practiced in that capacity about town. Negroes were serving during the colonial wars and had learned so much about the military world that the English feared that close relations between the French in the west and the slaves of the colony would lead to an understanding between the French and the slaves to the effect mountains into French territories. Probably the most striking evidences of the social change that occurred during the eighteenth century is their close relation with the poor white. The number of indentured servants. Reduced to the same social status by common lot in the colony, especially in many cases, especially in the colonies around the Chesapeake Bay, about 1700. The indentured servants followed the THE BOOKSHELF We pick up this little pocket edition in the Pennsylvania station in New York because we have a liking for it, as well, who used to do so much toward keeping our interest alive in the world, and so we slipped over the deities of that fashionable and very up-to-date journal. How often many of us have muscled themselves and married had things been different and wondered what it would be like to learn about them. P. B. A. do it much better for you and in some fifty pages will succeed in making you laugh at yourself and in some fifty pages will succeed in making you will not regret it unless it be given to you fifty more pages. The Mind in the Making. By James Robinson. Harper & Brothers New York Publishers. New York. This book has attracted a lot of attention to Social Reform. We hear that the author has set himself to the task of showing the relationship of Intelligence to Social Reform. We hear that we have now short-wear are on real knowledge. Professor Robinson contends that ideas about life without question are ideas about life without question are ideas about reasonableness or the process by which individuals which they in turn have handed to us. He explains in very clear terms what we have the prejudices and fixed ideas which stand in the way of progress in our society, and what he calls reveries and the consequent development of our emphases. He shows how scientific discoveries have come about because a few men were convinced that follows an affirm and scintillated. As a result we have the compass, the electricity, all of which have auto- These close relations between the blacks and the indentured servants of the South were therefore enacted to prevent this interbreeding of the races in Maryland said, "And forasmuch as divers freeborn English women, for instance with Nogro slave, by which the disgrace of our nation, do intermarry with Nogro slave, by which the issue of such women, and a great damage doth befall the master of such women from such shameful matches, be it enmity for deterring such free-born women for such shameful matches, be it enmity for deterring such free-born women shall intermarry with any slave, from and after the last day of the present assembly shall serve the issues of such free-born women so that of her husband; and that all the issues of such free-born women so that of her husband; and that it be further enacted: That all the issues of Engleham women have already married Negroes shall serve the master of their parents, till be 30 years of age and no longer. This, however, did not seem to pre-empt the misgivenness of the warraces, for the women married white women servants to Negroes in order to transform such servants into soldiers. This happened in the case of Irish Neil, a servant woman brought to Ireland by the prophet later to a planter when the prophet returned to England. The prophet married her offspring to Nerro her husband occupied the attention of the palladian for years, after which the palladian was finally granted. This procedure was carried out by a measure which penalized this custom then obtaining among the matically reversed or destroyed the work and its relation to himself and the universe. We do not say that you will agree with all that the author mentions, but we are certain that what he has to say will impress and inspire you. It is written in a very charming style, which helps you to take a more serious and Aristotelian philosophy with us and difficulty. We think this book is one of the most stimulating we have read in recent years, and we commend it to our friends who have a larger interest in life than the author. We meet a meal a day schedule with credit. LITERARY NOTES Not Vitalized. No Text. Englewood, N. J. is the home of Amelia Burrell, author of "The Three Painters: a Story of Coyon, and this is present: 'Oh, no, we're not worried about the coal shortage. How can we have with 'Three Fire's in the house?' The New York Times says of Miss Burrell's book: "The story grips both the reader and the developer development keeps the emotional intensity at high pitch and its local richness and strong. Some of the scenes have been written by it. It is on the whole a well written and interesting story into which the author adds a large measure of charm." The Genesis of "Where the Blue Beeing" Although "Where the Blue Begins" is been pronounced a certain distinction in Morley's other books, Mr. Morley himself says that the theme of the book is a great many years and has found tentative expression in "Mince Plo" and the book "Parnassus on Wheels." Glissing was clearly洗�shadowed in this book, as we go about our small library, the finger prints of the gigantic plan, the orderly and inexorable routine with which death is but a prince to another birth, and birth the certain forerunner of human beings are as powerless to motivate or the moral of it all as the dog is powerless to understand the world, and sees the master's acts, benevolent or malvented, and wags his tail. But you cannot scrub him. And so with us, or again in the book on doors in "Mince Plo" is the germ of Glissing's search: "Dogs know the meaning and anush of doors. Have you ever noticed that a great many years? It is a symbol of human life." Economy is Waste, says Ford Economy is a very minor virtue, but a major one in art, photography, *My Life and Work* (*DoublePage, Page & company*). Economy is not in personal economy but in better production. The *thrift* and *economy* ideas of the 19th century no work *economy* represents a fear. *Economy* is the rule of half-alive minds. There can be no doubt that we have to be there any doubt that it is not as good as use. People who pride themselves on the ability to do few of their metal? What can we be about paring the necessities of life to the very quick? We all know air is the most important thing, giggly even about the amount of air they breathe and the amount of water they need to give to anything. They shrew-below and soul. Economy is the life, the sap of life. For three a kind of waste—that of the prodigy who throws his substance into the sluggard who allows his substance to rot from none-use. The sluggard being classed with the sluggard." THE CHICAGO DEFENDER planters. The interbreeding of the races, however, in spite of the fact that the public was burdened with so many illegitimate mulatto children that it became the persons responsible to maintain these unfortunate waffles, and making the Negroes or the white persons common subjects, slaves for a certain number of years. North Carolina also undertook to put an end to this miscegenation. That law restricting the intercourse of the two races. Clergymn officers at mixed marriages were penalized, and the laws required them to meet the requirements, and the custom continued in North Carolina just after the law of 1947, fact that the law of 1947 legislated against "that abominable mixture and spurious marriage" in this government, white men and women intermarrying with Indians, Negroes, muslims or muslims, white men and women being free, should intermarry with such persons, he should be given 50 pounds for the use of a woman, and a woman found guilty of such conduct should have two years of service in addition to the man or which she Persons who professed seriously to consider the future of slavery, thereafter, specially the concubinage of white men with their female slaves, introduced a mutato race whose numbers would be much higher than those of their white parents were permitted to render them free. The Americans of the future would thereby become a white and a Black population. As the last of white persons for those of African descent, the race admixture, the liberty of emancipating their mutato offspring was restricted in the slave states, but the custom of selling them became the norm. These laws, therefore, eventually had their desired effect. They were a generation of the races, but to deceive to a still lower status the offspring of a lower status, to under a public opinion, might under a public stance intermarry with the poor white women. The more important of color without protection against white men, who might use them for black men would gradually grow separate and distinct in their social relations. Although thereafter the offspring of color diminish, instead of being gradually assimilated to the type of the Caucasian class, commonly called people of color, having a higher social status than that of the blacks, but finally becoming persons of African blood as Negroes. CHAPTER IV. THE NEGRO AND THE RIGHTS OF MAN. After the patriarchal form of slavery he became garrisoned upon our civility, and we had the rights of man worked a decided improvement in the condition of the slave, and also been some opposition to it and always been some time it was first introduced. The slave was then rid of that colony of the perpetual servitude of the imported blacks by the children of the children become a tree at the 15. Eorts were at first made to keep the institution out of Georgia, for the reason enough to furnish defense for a frontier colony and would starve the poor to prohibit to possess it proposed to prohibit its introduction in the Swedish colonies, because Afriland than that of the European. More striking than those arguments we discussed in the previous chapter, based on religious principles, the religious element believed in slavery as connected in some way with rebellion against the social equality for the blacks, the New England colonists believed in equality, the same social freedom of the body. Having the same idea, Roger William protested against slavery in the Indians in 1887, John Elijot and Cotton Mather attacked the institution of slavery in the Seewell presented his convincing argument against it in his essay entitled "The slavery of the Seewell felt that slavery was the particular offense that called down the avenging wrath of God, and not with whining but with restraint to its lawful captives taken in just wars. They felt that it was perilous to salvation in that the captives were often neglected. (Continued next week) Well, Bill, we don't have you use their cell phones for sex and lore them every day without it. Day by day in every way we ate and stronger. We also had that wood (Stron- m) that we used to measure that we membership ro 1.1 daily. It was only daily. It was only that we found that we had 500 new m b m e b m new m b m e the m basket. the m basket. 600 silkies that asking me that I asked me that and buttons, and show others that show others that New Members GEORGE RICHARDS, age 16 Iowa THOMAS BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, age 15 Iowa BENJAMIN F. BLADE, age 20 Portland CAPTION JEFFREY, airport, Conn. CLIPTON YOUNG, 623 Woodland avenue, Cleveland, Ohio LENOR MARIE WOODS, age 14 LORICE HOCOTT, age 15 FRANCES DUNHAN, age 17 FRANCES DUNHAN, age 17 MISS LEROY BELL BUTT, age 15 EMINA JEWELLE HUGGIES, age 18 Stowert street, Beaumont, Texas 1714 Ninth street, Northwest, Wash- land BEAURICE POWELS, age 15 MARY J. STEWART, age 18 MARY J. STEWART, age 18 PANIS PAULINE BUTLER, age 13 1616 Columbia avenue, Indianapolis, OCTOBER 14, Chicago, age 10 OCTOBER 14, New York, age 10 EULA LOVELLE, age 13 EULA LOVELLE, age 13 LUCILLE M. 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"I tell you, Brownie, it don't make sense that you don't know how you like I do. Those people don't know you like I do. Those all. You're just a good the best of them, or a college professor, that don't know you like I do. But, he be a good and as you like it, then his vote trailed out of allegiance. "He doesn't know me," walled the alster. "Keep quiet," cautioned the doctor. Davy was babbling again. "Miller's creek?" he asked. "What place is that?" Drawing Lucille Rosenberg is the artist. One of the best yet for a girl. What is she about? She is a teacher and an address book. She wears a week and then Billiken you can write and tell her what you think of her drawing. I have some more drawings by girl on the wall and will paint them on the wall. You will watch out or the girl will be running the Billiken page. **Birthdays** Station B. B. B. located at 345 South Street, stationing the names of the Billiken们 who have birthdays. She cheer or a birthday card. Burst-ready: Williams, 212 State street, Chicago, March 2. George Jones, 299 Oakland, Elaine Lombes, 285 Grant street, Leuven, West 152th street, New York City, March 7. Gladys Furus, 319 Ninth street, Box 297. Stamp, Ark. 3. March 3. Beaumont, Texas, March 4. Lucille Bradford, Box 126. Fort Gibson, Msq., Avenue, Newport News, Va., March 5. Iowa, March 3. Milton Greene, 506 South, South Dakota, West 90th place, Chicago, IL. March 3. Buford, N.C. C. March 9. JOIN THE BUD BILLIKEN CLUB Every boy and girl reader of this column is eligible to membership. Costs are $15.00 per person. You can register today at the university's member. No boy or girl will be accepted who does not Birthdays "You tell us," he scowled, "or well you'll never cannot break my word, alr." I cannot break my word, alr. I say says so. Two of us have to tell a thing. The oath says so—the treaty. It is "Get Brownle Todd," ordered Mr. Medford to give him a pionmage game. If any of these boys have to sit on my son they will suffer for it. Again Mrs. Medford made a taxi trip. Walter Todd, grim, resolutes and deterred the pionmage game. Todd entered. It was not the skoolroom, but had the inquisition transferred there out of perfect for Daryl condition. He started at him as if he was a skoolroom star at him, as if he was a Skinner Dundee, who was sitting on a skoolroom. "What did you do to Daryl Medford on it, it was day, young "Sir?" There was no trace of fear in Brownie's voice. The medical man said, "You're going to Dundee. Skinner made him a sign. Then Brownie turned back to the doo." AN EXPERIENCE IN 'CAMP week" weeked. Tom was a patrol leader of Troop 548 of the Boy Scouts what day shall we go?" Wednesday, on the following Wednesday all the boy scouts mathered at the club, an- d the boys reached the camping ground in the afternoon, and were very happy to get up and make a fire. They were for "the cat" as Huck would be Poems Short Story --- SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 192 HOME PLAY WORK A woman in a long coat and hat. Letters Canis Tigris Bud How About a Photo? Paging Mall Dear Bud: I am a reader of the Chick-fil-A treatment in the junior page and would like to join your club if you will accept me. I am a member of the sophomore A class. I will be very glad to hear from you. Bud, my brothers and myself are in the all boys are so engaged in other social affairs it keeps me very lonely and girls write to me—Beatrice Lee Wagner, 3004 State Street, Little Rock. Brown Eyes Dear Bud: Woll. Bud. he is another ittlebitten girl who knows a lot of wonderful club. I have been very interested in her. She has been very interested in Dent. Denlined. She has often asked me to join, so I thought I would. You will be interested in her description: I am 15 years of age, and I have a lot of pounds, brown eyes, black half and of a light brown complexion. I am a sports, both indoor and outdoor- Pittsburgh, 6359 Penn avenue. Pittsburgh. Very Very Lonely Dear Bud; I am very interested in your club and would like very much to meet the only one in Racine who will be a member. I am very fond of reading books and I am very fond of few girls here, but I will try to get you some new members. I will write to me as I feel very lonely up here. I would be pleased to write to me. Please send me my card and button as soon as possible, so that I can stamp it on marshall. 1255 State Street, Racine, WI Button. Button. Peyced Dear Bud: I thought I had a wonderful lot of patience until I tried to ask her to come. But, when will you end my suspense? I am bringing in the memoirs of my classmates three of my classmates. I would like to visit Ohio, Iowa, and Ohio. I spent part of my vacation there. Now, Bud. before the end of my life, please! I am afraid some of my friends please! I am afraid some of my friends Wishing I could be before I go to Alburn, Burns, K. N. I, L. Frankfort. "Buddy Dead" Latest News Wille Antoine Royster wishes all Billenkens address, 209 Cottage Grove avenue, Chicago. She claims that she is very famous. Her livers want all Billenkens to know that his name is Livers, not another. Another Billenkens's name was published by McMorris and I had it published Harry. She made some flus, what, mean, what, what boy would want to be a girl Her address is Box 192, Woodville, Billiken. Renote Lee. 3122 Vernon Blvd. New York, NY. Defender Ticket in our paper. Here K is: "If the American asked the Journal of the Defender Whip the Enterprise" the Defender Whip the Enterprise" the magazine paper. Let's have some more. A lot of Billiken sent me valentines. New Orleans. Allied Rocket. Rocky Mountain. A lot of Jones' zone of Indiana. Barnes Mccormick. Mississippi. Mary E. Taylor of New York, but not leased a forgetter little Midget. Opening the doors at West Point and Annapolis to all citizens and abolitionists custom of appointing white men only. THE WEEK SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923 (Continued from First Page, this soc.) The jury debated the degree of guilt three hours, some saying first degree, some holding out for man slaughter, and one so goes the story, fighting for "not guilty". The commissioned the sentence imposed by the judge, from one to three years. Some will say: "Oh, pshaw! Don't say that. I will jury spent three hours discussing the matter. Hereofore no jury of white men in Georgia would have discussed the murder of a Colored man by a white man three minutes. Give this thought now. Won one, lost one, is a good way to put the matter in Georgia. You can convince Jenkins another Georgia jury at Hinesville was freeing five white gentlemen charged with helping to lynch two Colored men, Joo Jordan and what about this? you will ask This also shows progress in Georgia. A little white back a jury of white Georgia would not have even tried five white men for lynching a Colored man. No grand jury would have returned an punishment. Is not that why? yes. Your gentlemen guilty of lynching ANY men will be found guilty further, after God turns our white people inside out again, lynching will be only a topic of discussion of other days. So the poet says: "But have feet to scale and climb The rocky summits of our time." KEEP your eye on Washington. You can give your great president a foot to never be never to Washington may be told that if Washington "statesmen" had as much brains as they think they have the right to never be intellectual poverty. This writer writes each of you might have a book called the "Congressional Director." That book gives you a little sketch of each member of Congress, and thinks you ought to outside matters by his thoughts of himself. "Besides me there is no other," a great many think. Such men are less important. 农事 Look at the crowd rutting your president. No other president in the world has given the bird so often. The minority runs the government, not through what it does but through what it will do. You have been talking among yourselves about "filibuster," have you not? This is about what you said; it is about what you did; it is about Georgia with those Democrates?" To answer that question you would have to fall back on "senna" and "You have been told about that term. If the Republicans should break through the Democratic filibuster, or party minority by tearing up some ancient rule, the same thing would happen when the tables turned and the downs the ups. --- "We want action," you say. Senators want action also, but all senators start putting on heavenly wings and they start dreaming of the charist taking them away from the scenes of their glory. Look out for Number One, is the shogun. Senators will go back to the resignation of the proudest statesman your country ever had, Rosco Conkling. "Who he resign? Because an Old politician, James A. Garrifold, who had reached the White House, broke his word with Conkling. "Leave it to me," said Garfield to Conkling. Word is sufficient among gentlemen, but he was not. He went on word on appointments. Ingersoll said Conkling was "kingless of men." His word was his bond. He went on. Conkling's enemy's gift for office-holders, and thus skipped Grant in the face for running for the third nomination. Conkling makes promises he did not keep? you ask. Seems that way. Then you think to yourself: "I didn't know Garfield had a Porn Porch." You have front porches. McKinley had one even he also had Mark Hann. Political enemies, personal foes and the rabid "Anglo-Saxon" crowd are better. First his shipping bill; now it is his request for senate action to allow him to put Uclem Sam in the international court of justice. You are in him's court. "My friends desert me," says the president. Not all, Mr. President. This writer, though not in the senate, has always turned to him, are still with you. Few, but true. Friends never desert, do they? Friends never desert, do you sometimes. Example, Mr. Harding's change of heart toward you. BLEACHES THE DARKEST SKIN "Sweet Marie Skin Balm White"— Rubbed On Your Face, Neck, Hands, Arms, Gives You a Bright, Soft, Pretty, Light Complexion You may have the darkest, coarsest skin, yet a few applications of 'Sweet Marie Skin White' can brighten complexion that delicate, light bright shade so much desired. It quickly bleaches and is perfectly safe and moist, but it also helps it be dressed with bumps, rises, unshiny pimples or eruptions. 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He advertises as a close friend to Roosevelt. He was, as long as Mr. Parker held him to monkey with the works. Gov. Parker thinks you should have RIGHTS of citizenship, but none of her have RIGHTS of citizenship. You have no sterner job. Ask the Roosevelt memorial committee about him. You will be told that he refused appointment as head of the Louisiana committee. Ask the Roosevelt "Sentiment down here is against Roosevelt." At that time Parker had his eye on Baton Rouge. Get an idea of a man's character; he then more easily understand his work. Leroy Percy is what man is the world over. To a crowded audience following a speech from the Ku Klux organizer: "No, we will not have such an organization in Washington county." With that he picked up his hat and left. Everybody knew that the law had been handed him. Senator Percy's father, W. A. Percy, is father of the Dimebag. My magazine readers have read his son's poetry in important publications. Guius runs through the Percy family and the Dimebag led the Birmingham bar for thirty years. Blood will tell. There are the men from Dixie seeking a platform in Chicago from which to stone the Ku Klux Klan. You will want to know a little something of the Chicago meeting. Keep up with the world, all of it, but especially matters touching you. The organization began. Thousands stood; they led the cheers which greeted the orators and their challenge to the Klan. Are you not happy that our white about something else to think about than you. to the Klan had kept to its fishing, to you, to keeping you down, in your no such meeting would have been held at the Coliseum, as you know. They took in too much territory, for fear of being attacked, divinity that shapes our ends, "rough how them as we may," as Shakespeare puts it. The peoples and the Irish people, that people of song and suffering, that race of genius, breaking through lines of Protestant bigotry, must take with you them. It was good to you? He watches you, tends you, helps you across hard places, and though you tear yourselves into pieces He will forgive you. Before our preachers got wrapped up in politics, church and state—one being as bad as the other—you heard sermons that touched your heart to "issues of the day." Preachers have but one issue, that of "eternal life." Percy: "The Ku Klux Klan is a mercy man." He buffersoon, and must be wiped out by the combined power of American manhood." That takes you in, does it? Now for Gov. Parker: "Every state in the Union should declare itself against masked men and mob violence in such unmistakable penalties that none would dare wear the hoods and robes that conceal murder and outrage under a mistrust pretense of law enforcement. So the fight is on, among our white people, to get back to law. They go away from it through scorn of you and gags them back to law only as they promise to bring you back to liberty. Longfellow shows the way: "Saint Augustine: well hast thou That of our vices we can frame a ladder, if we will but tread enecath our feet each deed of shame" sname. THE GREAT, the first question of Southern farmers, planters, thereafter, of which you are an important part, is how to tackle the boll weevil. Send a man with a challenge to the worm and a monument will be built Mr. McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury, says Uncle Sam should step in with ALL his wealth and the money he should Uncle Sam has a right to take charge of this country. Strange (is it not?) how our Democracy needs money, they need money. The United States government is all right until it brings up the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and seventh amendments. Is not that so? 农业 立 立 立 In steps a Nergo, a South Carolina boy, J. D. Ellis of Greer, who announced that he das discovered a sure remedy for the weevil. J. S. Wanamaker, noted cotton exporter, incident of the American Cotton association, says that Ellis has the goods. Again genius shows she knows other condition nor color. Ellis finds the weevil by the law through which the weevil lives—the law of nature. From roots and herbs taken from a plant, the planter, to South Carolina Ellis is charmed by his remedy. Ellis is putting up a plant from which his remedy will be sent. Engineers have tested the sprays invented by Ellis to apply his remedy, and gave them the O. K. that he knew that you have the cure? Ellis has shrewd cotton operator. "I will show you," this young Colored man replied. Show the world and all questions stop. Genius invites slander, but not questions. Demonstrations will be made on a thousand Colleges, acres, one acre of farm. This is the most important news of the day. * * * Mark time and wait. Maxim says, "I'll go out and to the hereabouts of his lady. Gentlemen get mad about this, gentlemen on two feet or gentlemen crawling, say it a better way," says the grandson of slaves. "I cannot fool a male as to the hereabouts of the female, but I can gather from the bosom of Nature the ingredients that the gentleman feel, taste nor encounter and live." Ellis is product of the State college at Orangeburg. He studied farming while other boys studied agriculture, and he studied farming while other boys studied agriculture, eye, eager eye, open heart. Other boys kept an eye on the professor. Let Bills come through with his remedy and he may be permitted to run on so congress can get a look at him. You can't tell what our white people will do when they get worked up. MANY BIG PAPERS, North and South, are worked up over "Negro migration." That is not a good term. Colored people do not know how to move when they get tired of one place. Here today, gone tomorrow, you can say of Colored people getting about from one place to another. Read a paragraph from the Philadelphia Bulletin, a great paper of your country, (the Negro) leaves a gap in the South which "Nordic" immigration will not fill, and which can be filled by no European race with the North, but with the Negro, whatever may have been his shortcomings, has given "shortcoming" is good. The coming short, but his leaving will be long, unless our white people change. No European race, other than "Nordic" that means white people from northern Europe, Greeks and Italians from southern Europe—will put up with what Colored people put up with at home. Patience is worn down to the heels, and Colored people stay home and buy the soil, but this writer and everybody else are barking up the wrong tree, hoping against hope. If they think you can't vote when only two or three dollars will take them where they can vote. Voting is important in a free society. The Urban league crowd, heels over head in politics, seeking to mix in with other matters, makes a problem out of migration to provide salaries for "educated" Colored people, but if you can see through migration. This writer "migrates" the country over, first here, then there, very often "migrating" three or four times a month. His problem is to get out and get back to the Second ward. God gave the Negro a book. Reading unlousens a man's mind. Soon he will be able to move about, looking first at one thing, then another. A man cannot "migrate" In his own country. NEBRASKA Miss Martha Shores and Mr. W. W. Craig were married last week at W. W. Craig's home in Neb. Mrs. V. M. Bert Harris are the glad parents of a baby boy, Mother W. W. Craig and Mrs. S. the sick list. Mrs. Joe Green's mother and two sisters are here from home and she is the home for the present. The "Willie" home of Mrs. Geo. Lewis, Mrs. Elder Lane, J. T. Thomas and Mrs. Jno. Glass Lane, J. T. 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JACKSONVILLE, ILL JACKSON The Theological School at Huckleberry, pastor of Bothera I, M. E. Church, has been appointed to represent the state of Illinois at the 52th annual convention of the Society of Christian colleges to be held in Washington, D.C. March 5 to 8. The Social Domestic Society trained Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Harris, out-of-town Iowa. The New Sanitation Hospital Aid Society new member in regular meeting and Dr. A. H. Renbrenner Thompson of Bloomington, Ill. filled the pulpit at Mr. Emory Baptiste Moore, Mrs. Maize Maltie and Mrs. Emma Wilson attended the funeral of Ford, at Poinsettia, Ill. The "Queen of Africa" by Mrs. F. Muntz and Mrs. Emma Wilson attended Thursday evening to a large audience. ```markdown ``` CHAMPAIGN, ILL. Joe McCurse departed this life last Thursday morning of nuncumena. Maid Lee, Mrs. Mary Tolley of Champaign, and two sons at home. Funeral was held from the residence. Funeral church officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Horice Long are the Nellie Bradley of Detroit, Mich. in visitation. Mary Montgomery was taken suddenly last week with her coworkers. The Rev. A. M. McKeel left for Contraita last made a flying trip to Chicago last Tuesday night at Tisdale hall. Characters were Mrs. M. McKeel, Miller Barker, Mrs. Josie Balley of Memphis, Tein, the funeral of her father, Mrs. Ariela the lesliede of her mother. OLMSTEAD, ILL. CARRIER MILLS. ILL. Prof. and Mrs. S. P. Gardiner are quite a few people in our home in Brownfield, IL, after an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. M. B. Chase, few days with his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. M. B. Chase, and a week of conferences only given by the A. M. B. church ended Sunday with great injuries in the mines some time ago. Mrs. M. B. Chase, crutches, Mrs. and Mrs. Chase, Norton are the proud parents and are doing nicely. Among the sick here are Mrs. Mable Benson, Mrs. Art Bratclough, Mrs. Katie Edding, Alcey Alec Taylor has been out ill, but is better. 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Mrs. Brown attended the executive board meeting of the women in Baptist State convention, which conferred on the duties of the Athena Humbles spent Saturday and Sunday in Quincy visiting friends and been on the slick list. Others on the trip were the daughter of Al Coleman. Douglas he spent a few days visiting his wife and friend in St. Louis visiting his niece and brother, the Rev. Levi Coleman, and has been visiting his brother, Will St. Louis returned to his home in St. Louis. GRAND CHAIN. ILL. Our village was made last week and work was resumed. Mrs. Johnne Johnson, Mrs. Charlotte Curle, who has been counted to be proving, Mrs. Cassena Curtis of Chicago, been at the bedside of her mother for Marquette Crossland of Mason, since she has returned home, Mrs. M. M. Kranen was taken suddenly with the children. Dr. Sila Vinarvad of Karnal, was called in Spring in Porlo, spent two nights in our country, who is staying at Wayne. In Johnson, our mother, we see about the children last week. DANVILLE ILL. The Rev. George W. Brewer, pastor and the choir rendered an excellent presentation Soldier Home opera house Sunday afternoon at the ladies of the ladies of the board of the church. HODGES PARK, ILL. ELKVILLE IL GALESBURG, ILL. JOPPA. ILL. Rev. J. H. Stamps returned home from Palluski, O. Ottawa Howard has been a Clover Leaf Bible church gave an enrolment. Friend is still present. Mrs. M. Humble stills is on the playground entertained by grushe Joanne and gater Saturday evening, Mrs. Guszak Friday, Elmer Kelly suffers with a fracture. Friend is forbidden Friday for television. Dance Saturday night was well attended. Friend Aid met at sister Fannie Williams home on Monday from home at his church. Rufus-Murve left for St. Louis jokes is preparing to organize Saturday. Jokes is preparing to organize Saturday. Jokes is improving. Little Charlie Douglas spent Sunday night with the guests of Mrs. McDonald. Smith, Mrs. Ordella Adams, Mrs. Johnson were the guests of Mrs. McDonald. Sunday. Rev. J. H. Johnson returned home Monday evening from school. Warden is numbered with the self. Mrs. Fannie Williams gave an evening for the young folks Friday night. ALTON. ILL. Last Sunday a splendid program was held at the Bishop Allen and Frederick Douglass Paper on the Bishon Allen, by Rev. S. B. Jones, pastor. Mother Boho out again. The funeral of little Richard Miller, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kari J. T. Miller on Bluff street. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Miller on Bluff street. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones on board. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lloyd of Maple availance colored Thursday evening. A large number of Thursday evening. A large number of Campbell chapel Sunday night. Rev. S. B. Jones in inter-racial meeting at the First Baptist trustees of Campbell chapel have begun work on the repairs of the church. The Nellie Wells Thursday. Players were on a day's day was held at North Alton Avenue M. E. Church last Sunday. A large number of Bishop Allen, pastor. The funeral of Mrs. Temple Baptist chapel Monday. SPARTA, ILL. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER PARIS, ILL. BLOOMINGTON, IL. LINCOLN 411 CLINTON, ILL. PONTIAC, ILL. Mrs. Adile Carcassi of North Oak County, Md., served on several days. H. C. Jordan, who has been confirmed in the St. James hospital, count of injuries received in the cola count of injuries received in the cola inoved home Monday. Frank E. Harper this morning, with the mother Mrs. this morning, with the mother Mrs. street, and relatives, and also looking after business matters. Mrs. Louise A. day to spend the evening with visiting days to spend the evening with visiting relatives. Mrs. Rose Tintley, who has nearly the members of Befetel church, including the Steward board, church. NOLINE ILL URBÄNA JLJ ROCKEFORD, ILL. CARIO III QUINGY JLL METROPOLIS, ILL. 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Mrs Kathryn Kathryn entertained us at the party. The Women's club 22, with bridge what party at her home in Cormoran avenue, state gifting several musical portraits. She is assisted by Mrs Lallan the hosts to the Service club Saturday. The Women's club will present a The Changing, at Caleb Mills had Mrs Lile Scott, a member of the advisor club gave an entertainment Feb. 22 in honor of the street. The Rev. Y. Browne, who attended the session of the inter- communal conference at Chicago, arrived to Bohemian Club Dance Sylvester Griffin Dead Births Robert and Theresa Hazewood, 534 West 12th street, boy; Henry and Lotte Thomas J. and J. Hazewood, 625 West Vermont street, girl; Gail Thomas J. and J. Hazewood, 625 West Vermont street, girl; Gail Thomas J. and J. 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Symptoms of Kidney Trouble Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything, but if you suffer from annoying bladder troubles, frequently passing water night and day, smart-lipped children in sitting, trick, dust or sediment, headache, backache, lunge back, heart disturbance due to bad Swamp-trouble, uric acid rheumatism, lumbago, loss of flesh or yellow complexion, kidney trouble in his worst form may be stealing upon him. Swamp-Root Is Pleasant to Take If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you need, you can purchase the regular medium and large size bottles at all drug stores. In a sample size bottle of Swamp-Root & Co. Binghamton, N. Y. This gives arkable merit of this medicine. They information containing many of the from men and women who say they need in kidney, liver and bladder Swamp-Root are so well known that塑 size bottle. Address Dr. Kilmer & be sure and mention this paper.—Adv. IAL DESIGN TAPESTRY Rugs H AIR HAIR BEHAVE and pliable. 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PENNSYLVANIA PENNSY wih omer | Phone Walnut, Bit, Phiadeiphia, Pa, Maren 2—Dr. pum “Siig procter, Pastor of re RiMPealt NER Atpational “church, Nae the prmelgalapeater ay dhe Tasso Svenkug: Binle aan. held Jest week at EnSPPRE PH, Srujeet seas ete, Stan Sune four! Fh. few. lana. Lier Tneke ROtEy of "Cenurad Preabyieriae Uitte, PARLE Sone to Gary teas, Se ne haa charge, Sta. series vol Teealingh® unter thee -airection of che PEENERT de" Commies ot the general Heaney She Presbyterian Shureh, SET Elles ball team composed Ing eiaroiecsionad and aniness Meh of Thetthe eltn'y closely contented WElOry Woe Sle aaey of the 2 By Gey gan Tha teaak Westng from ihe tans TAG THSOSS, SEP GE a Been avid Sfontir of 2 Dundee niet nek Bay, Abeta, Sinan, wan in cho city thie wank Attending ton funeral of bar hiner. 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Tee dor interment. te; 1251s tara it Soren Carolina, sine’ tee church when whe was 14, sear. a, SRASEIER emt of the: Conporalian Seek aie Sant Siege Cho he fan Siota.“eatch cub, corned gut; to the n> SAN Swen Que tara Gand: Hewes Sho te'a? mucceatGl Chleage, Defender Deon? cighe: children, goother, Wee insta’ wo Simers “anda host. of Hiei io ‘mourn ‘their lost, Renard ERCREE Ae dip'vime Nemauranteat, whe for Shamper’ of Neary conducted 3, UC" {Septal ince om Roath th, Le Sp" ihcelepened "un aang, ace oi Braet ch ancnue” Sear Stet street. TNeR'EE Ro home, 3844 Moreh iat street: His Sek oO e ated! Iuttrmant Teaiarleactos ir Virgie Bae RaPee mo ted SHY 5 Hine of her anna, Stes Peed Ba inti where ane, scene to. Festore EGER Tue hod war trgeche here BSE TSRYam” ane famgral wat he held or aria an ce aauentce, tp os sthSyeetWerhlam. 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Ste and Stes Oute Heone of Went Poiladayphia, ens Ce ES SE Seeman ace ans lertained Sys. 3. Herman Pace and Anyone anywhere can have one free bottle of - ‘Syrup Pepsin—What is your address? _ SPHERE Js someone in, every ; | Tiikmite who is conaupates, DTZ 5 hittous, dyspenticn ‘They meet! [77 : = Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and 11/7 Geeta. y wwiil_be better off for using It | a Hy Tt may bea woman, an old | Rime Y man, a May babs. Syrup Pepsin oe y is.as eRtective for prownups as | bec i sate for Gablex Thousands ey eee ‘ol mothers can testify to thal pa eae ae ean ca ee ocd tae Ca aa sage where you take pills eae coer might and. think there, is \ abana Routing else for you to do. SOO Don't believe it! No matter ee how chronieally constipated ot af h dyspeptic you arc, Syrup Pepsin cae Be Slil'remuiate your Tei a com= Bae” J Tination of simple laxative || @ Miers cat deen herbs with pepein that acts. on || SMmeeaes es Sean the stomach apd intestines, and nS Ina short tine trains the dices. | Peli i eee ico ‘onmins. to. do thele work | Rgegmameanee™” gee asia aS naturally and without help, Eitan Anak eneae | Yes, Dr. Caldwell Took His (eames 2 ‘Own Medicine far Sater ea | _be. Caldwell knew what old = peopie suffered with thelr bow- DR. W. B. CALDWELL, Originator Eettorhe was 9 amily phgat’ of Dr. Caldwells Seri Pensa jan for ai years; ora tn 1839. Ser ditsdy fs better for mid people owels, If vow have children ho Agremedy is better for old peonle suffer in this wa, write for Then. | Henn adherents mitt Send for a Free Twat atte And gentle. in actions it doesn't. yn nplte of the fact that Dr. Erineand it doesnt lose its effect Calawell's Serup Pepsin is on sale | ish you take it regutarisy “You a'every ‘arog tore in the U. Se | can form your own opinion hy we want you to hecome acquainted Senaing for'a free trial hottie. widh tt at our expense, and then Who Needs Syrup Pepsin? —_if-vou find 4t as clalmed, buy Tt of | we will xen a free trial bottte tend your name and address in ] of Serup Pepsin to anyone ‘who any way most convenient to your Suffers from one or moreor the fol- “self. Many thousands of these | ipmins,“Constinaun, tnzeation, Hoiios Nave, teen sven and Avsnepsia, billousness, headache. Know. you will appreciate it as Heiching, "bad taste, bad breath, keogly es others have. 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Buneral serv ices: wore held, from the chapel. | Dr. Bousiass, the pastor of the Union Bap- tise church, ‘Cumbeldge, afficiaced. | 1h- teripent wis inthe fatnllys rivate, Jot Ae Cambridge ‘cemetery. "The Greater Boston independent Political. assocts- Hon opened their now headquarters at UGhareimone Park inst Wedavaday eve ing. ‘Tho officers of the ansociatlon ret’ Willlarn A. Walker, .presldonts Arthur H. Sayley, secretury and {reas ror. and: Rovere’, sturrap, ahalrman doara ‘of directors, "The association has a memberahip of 82, Tue Queen, Eathey feipplo ae the on umaalca Order save ‘a guccesstul novelty SE es" Sidasachusettn. avrnug on’ last ‘Puentay evening. “Sw, a Joueph, of jermaig” street enierinined afew friends at hor residence tase. Monday Qvening,” Among thove, gresenk were Sir and Mea, Bilas t. Ellis, Mr. and Ars. Renjamin It. Joseph of varett ‘Dire Martha, Stewart of Providence, FC Land Harold Wilkins of New faven, ‘Gomme Albert ©. Morgan of ridgenort Eonn, way & visitor in the elty last ‘Thurstay. Mea. Clark Returns Mra. Marlo Clark. of 8 Fallon street retuned jt, the elty last “Thursday ‘rning trom Shoford, Pim, wherg, she Siotted her aunt, ates, Roxa King. While in'Santord, Mea: Clark was the guest ot Mange naidies including | Autemebt partice fo Davions, Fermanding, Deland Ana Qrinndo., eh route home, she win Ken felenda in. Jacksonville, Washing ton, D.C, and Now "Cork City. Mrs ize" tfops, avis of s2 Camden street And ‘Mise Soule B. Tillery of 18 Magoc speeds Cambrlage, entertained: a "fo Erlend, at the residence o€ tho former ‘Shctant*Bhutraday evening. Among hose Brevont were Ar and Mees 2" Gone. Bre *and. Mire. George, “Channér, “the Missen “Clara. 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A large tube of Zura Ki How often have we admired and envied = -Juea Kinkout a oe ‘itty the men and women who gilded easily “Gods oF =, :. drug rough, ie, admired by, everyone on ac- 7 10% endl ai h = packs count of their handsome hair and neat ap- 1 general opinion Wha ie ? oy a pearance. Perhaps some such attractive of Zura Kinkout among t Ent usiastic porati handsome person has stolen the affections the overjoyed folks who Users Say: NOT. of your gitl or your man while you stood were Jucky cnough to ond maoUT Ie meng: | EE helpless to prevent. Or perhaps the good get a supply was that 0. K “JNO. WASHINGTON, ‘THAT looks and snappy appearance of some fel- "Zura Kinkout” was a “Steridian, Silas.” our. Jow without balf your brains enabled“ him. Godsend to the race. “Am sending you anosher order. CLAD to get the job which should have been yours. A new supply of Zura. ‘My customers were celigbted with TURN Kinkout has been just NOE SMITH TUBE Good Looks Result of Care jately recelved and is Stiave:tcide this wontertit cane: cour ‘Did you ever stop to think that people are being distributed among {tary tube and find that it is even not born with beautiful hair? Good look- , 1B, dent drug stores. | more wonderful than, you say. ps ing hair is simply the result of little care. fs put up in a new Wrevestonectio sae ARTI It'yau want to succeed in, modern lite YOU | seuitery large tube ao tiie cee ee ee | MUST LOOK your best.” Don’t hide your that every, particle is mediate impraeement ines hair, |- RUNDE light under a bushel. eat meat: snd, FPR PRS THEMAS ie For many years expert scientists have and © or ii It is “Cleveland, Ohio.’ stands been experlizchting for'a preparation whieh — Saueeztd out Mike (oothe “mecommending It, te, alt my | °ER, Will. make the hair rott. Jong. and wavy, faste—the ony sant> | lends RALPEE MCGAR 7 18 which will not turn the hair red no matter —_‘f@r¥ article of its kind oe ten ee pore how often it is used and which will do the 98 the market. The _iTelling my Selenas of wongertut | ZORA None inva few wsiguice witout the ase et fooulre Zora Kiokout | sessta biel Hog eng auick | us hot combs, fuss or bother. The result of all in sold only in this success. “W. R. HOLLAND. dress, this experimentation is ZURA KINKOUT. large green and yellow “Spokane, Wash.” fitty ¢ tube, Do not accent a “ZORA ta exen better than you | MORE People Overjoyed _ the genuine article. _ and m sure anyone eine wit and | ~ a tube A large stock of Zura Kinkout was laid - ‘Zura Kinkout is easy a he aree oe ae - Rem in when its mapufucturers put i out In to apply. Just squeeze FON Ba NONE the market, but’ even the most optimistic out a little according S> sat could not antleipate or figure out such an to directions on each guara overwhelming response. "In an incredibly package and. comb tho Foes short time the entire supply of Zura Kinkout hair for a few minutes with an ordinary ‘Mail in this coupon toda was gone. It disappeared like magic. The Docket comb. Just as easy as can be. Zura of genuine wonderful Zura Zura offices looked ike a beehive and were Kinkout is not only a straightener and hair in your hands within a few ’ ‘Reliable Drug S : For Sale At These' Reliable Drug Stores: Renton, Masuachenetts. ‘Bay ,Suate Pharmacy, 840 ‘Tremont Cote Brus Company, 383 fassa~ aacy" Brug ‘Gow 437A columbus Stesan'e Drug Store, 2039 Wash- Maton Ave, ‘Trinity Court Pharmacy, 161 Dart- Alten Drug Siore.,20%9 Tremont St. Rasgice Broagy “atts Wwasmtonton Linus, D. Drury Corp. 148 Dudley Gammon Drug Co. 150 Dudley St. Harold pharmacy. 14 Hares st Hambordt Pharmacy, ines 62 Ham ‘olde Ave, 4. Réeneld. eitiams and Wash- Manghi's Drug Store, 661 Warren John A. O'Brien, 160 fHumbolae Soltie% Pharmacy, 5€2 Blue Hit ‘Yazoo Clty, stlesléstypt. EL. White, 210 West Broadway. Orangebure, South Carolan. Forghams. Pharmacy, 185 Bast » Russell $2. = London, England, Scott & Whaley, P. A, 45 Gower ie = Whales, Agents are wanted in localities where ZURA KINKOUT is not for sale in the drug stores. Quick, big money can be made by taking orders among your ftieids. No experience is necessary. Write today for our confidential proposition and terms. Harter: dase ey“, aster Reynolds of 40 Holyoke strect and Miss Bole Gate cates is Gees ath Samar, Meats she eae Aiea alee Ent abe Bi ya See citi, ie dea een Bait aeoael s teal Fl eae maces ae sues Sine ate sania can sat Board "of the A. Ma elon, shure ot Bait at Notiee ie aan deat Sree lage ui gh iiinn ath oa Wi Heat! cata celine Sarah Eee a eal dans Bia Vi ea TF tine Ha, : gPpattenne dae a gGehte Gatrite cee’ te Hine nab Seereh “ead ei setattara tat ng rena Sopeaaainlae emanate saeiee cee dttanleatas ie rhc anna eat ae Bites nitaueea ls Ce Hi, Nichols. a stock clerk, died wt his Beeman Na spi Bing Gua ett tat wind Wands, an Se in Mt, Hope cemetery. Howls Tt. Tay ‘Chicane: Sinem. ‘The B. & G, Drug Store, 3168 South State B= George 3F. Porter. 2510-Soutn State Smidler Pharmacy, 2037 South State St. Carl J. Bass, 4750 South State St. ‘Walgreon Company, 3501 South ‘State St. Everitt’s Pharmacy, 36th and In= ‘lana Ave” = Wm, F. Taylor, 202 south Stato ‘Bu 456 Bast Gtk St- Frank 1 Hawley Drug Company, B00 Hast Pershing Ra. B. K. Caldwell, 5057 South State St. ‘The Slaxter Dru Company. 2001 West Lake Se L.A. Selbort. 2300 West Lake Bt. Zak's Pharmacy, Western Ave. and Lake Se South Side Pharmacy, 3100 In- ‘diana Ave. Calumet, Pharmacy, 36tn apd Cal- ‘The Englewood /Pharmacy, 6001 ‘south Haintea Sey 6002 “William F. Date, 83th and Vin- eennes Ave. ©. J. Meyers, 4700 South State St. Fusbee, Coates Banich "clarence oA. tony Gesrms canal chatenea Be ete ar eee em Bila Ming 3 Bae ii is Sha tin & Ba Aeaet ceria eS Bane Sree or ieaa cae are goad Bair ay Sea ihe Seiad were hy Soave mnie teat Sein faa seers Bd Raat rein be SLM, tener Tao shee oh a Ear PAgne Sos Se Either eae ieygenionan Uae Ba Wolters faton ol Be ae Le soe or Ste here FB Se, wae este Peal ikl oP tay by Judge Stone in the East (Gambridge Sopot Se da eae teat Eth seed Tahara MEOW ES aie RT Roe Reece anh GY al Gare ea heer de Ws war ie Ne a eee ieiedia i arm oraad Shrestha es ase a ‘Dennison, a Pullman porter of $6 Saw- 7a sy | Chest cold ?-break it! ‘ Apply Sloan’. It starts fresh warm Fh WE, |, blood coursing freely through the 1} congested spot.Congestion breaks up D3 ie ~cold vanishes} i aan ~ 5 : ww Sloan's Liniment Fama ute Mat it ekceL ern eel eed By Professor Briscoe, Dermatologist, forced to take their name off of the door to keep out the anxious people who arrived in droves. They could io fact just barely fill their mail orders. What Enthusiastic Users Say: “ZURA, KANKOUT Ie, absolutely 0 PANS WESTON Caierldlon, Sta” “am sending you ancuher order. yy etatemgnat were delighted with Moai MEARS SE ow York Clty” ca have trled this wonderful sane teat Ried And tae fete ores neu srweatehestar® Beni." “certainly great, Mado an tm- mediate ings Stemens tats hal Smee tte A "ieveland, Ohio.” “Recommending It, to, all m: trlendse "RAUPH McCay, ARSE Sone Gis sretiing my frlends of wongerfut reaults obtained from using ZURA Fai Sroparations: BURA ‘reat Biceeke RS HOLLAND. ABpokane, aan” “ZORA ts even better than zou etatin Sr hore tha “tarished fina tim ute anvone cite wil nd AMneTearnes “Please Gasy"ime he Sinet order: “Owe Seca SOR hajr for a few minutes with an ordinary pocket comb. Just as easy as can be. Zura Kinkout is not only a straightener and hair Se wee cee eee ee ‘The Athambra ‘Pharmacy, 2100 7th ney Bee War AT bathe oe Eongarts Pharmacy, 36a Went seth OF*ly REROLEON™ | Greate Drug Co. 22 West 130th St. THE 2 POBARGE Sige San see Pea AS HABA E RANE aye, | HELE RANE Shoe [ a. Kogenthal, 439, Zenox Ave. Atter A. Glassman, 116 West 135th st. oc Guinan ae a a BORE HP te fe Fauherieh Phacmtet iar son ave | lta JSREMRURIHETARS |e : Brookira, New York. mone ceorscie Relies ae Sie ve. | BE Pittsburgh, Fensayleanie, | Pall sno lye Enger Contre Ave. Me are ioe tunedlt “BRz" compass, e386 Se eee | oP BSE eA Tier contre gt Fug bh aie BS Was. ty 0 sentiats “Brog comoanr. 27 | Stancard ‘Pharmacy, 2100 Wrlle { Stee! oe : Lich mnarmac, 6319 Brod st. | yy : not for sale in the drug jar mong your feiefds. No i al proposition and terms, State é wy ae ee “Godsend” ‘The general opinion of Zura Kinkout among the overjoyed folks who were jucky enough to get a supply was that Zura Kinkout” was a Godsend to the race. A new supply of Zura Kinkout has been just lately received and is being distributed among the ‘best drug stores. It fs put up in a new sanitary large tube 60 that every particle ts Kept sweet and fresh and clean. It Is squeezed out like tooth- paste—the only sani tary article of its kind oa the market. The genuine Zura Kinkout fe sold only fn this Jarge green and yellow tube. Do not accent a substitute, Dut insist on the genuine article. Zara Kinkout is easy to apply. Just squeeze tout a little according to directions on each ee eae pomade but {s also one of the best scalp foods and HAIR GROWERS known. It is positively guaranteed not to turn the halr red. A large tube of Zura Kinkout costs only ‘yer street, was shot last Thursday Morning by Joseph Francis of 9 Wil- aur terrace. According to the Dalle, the latter upon returning home found Dennison with his bride of a few months. , When’ he refused. to leave Eranels ahot him. "Francis told the Do- Lice ‘that Dennen tas, (ormer erect. Reart of hia wits and bas been annoy ing her continuatly of tate. Denaiaan Isfin'a seplous egadition at the ety Wospital, “Walter a: Brown of 18 Oa Grove terrace, who {a on parole. trom Concord reformatory.. where he as Scrving’a sentence 6 a charge of Iar- eeny ef" an “automobile, “was. arrested file’ Duosday. evening. by Patroimen Garrity an Mccilendy ons shares Sf balog Talo and disorderly. Henry Brown Gt Batavia street wan arveate Dy promibition. oficere iaae. Friday for geiuhe mooning: “eh Seth w ws for ih he ity from Brogidym, W." Way atrestes for an attack on Jowepi Lotta of Kendal street, “hor. former Reeothenct.Kawls ‘ratured to, testh Sgeinst Nor. “Milton "Williams of 619) Shawmut vente was arrested ty Trak fie» Omieer” Sulfa for, operating an ‘utomobilp while tndér the inavenee of Aigner end for Roatlexetne: iE top any Feuson You cannot fot Worta's Grentent ‘Weenly, “Sinaiy no- Sarde tetas drug stores and each package 1g, guaranteed by a $10,000,000.00 cor- poration. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED _IN EVERY RESPECT THAT ZURA KINK- OUT IS WHAT WS CLAIM IT-TO BE RE- TURN HALF FILLED TUBE TO THE ZURA COMPANY WHOSD ADDRESS IS | GIVEN AT THE END OF THIS ARTICLE, AND THEY ‘WILL PROMPTLY RE- FUND YOUR MONEY. ‘The Zura Company stands squarely back of every tube. IF YOUR DRUGGIST DOES NOT KEBP ZORA KINKOUT send us bis name and ad- dress, together with fifty cents In stamps or money order and we will send you postpald "a tube of Zura Kinkout. Remember YOUR MONEY BACK 1F.NOT SATISFIED. This guarantee is enclosed fn each package. on today and a package s) Sure’ Kinkoat otk ne" 7 Cleveland, Onse. Benjamin's Pharmacy, 2003 Central si Zancevitte, Obto. Orvitle s. Baschart. 112 West afin ~Mitenakee, Wlaconsine’ The Enterbrige Pharmacy. 447 6th fare, T80." Atcentlon Mr. Smath, 460 Caxton Bldg Chicago, 11. Pleate send me a tude. of gen- ulne Zura Kinkout. for wnten fen= Elose fige conto tm, was -oe fmonty orders Lam a nave the Brivitgs it am not satiated In Balt alied’’ gna itl am: not absoc Tisiy dlihteg eh tuts you agteg, to refund my money.“ am | to" hudee for mysalt My name tasesssssssssecieneedbone Street Address...cseeerwepreuesee RLF. 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