Chicago Defender

'THAT'S RIGHT---NOW, SMILE!' THE WOMEN'S HOLIDAYS MISS MARIE WILKERSON Popular photographer's Chicago. Miss Wilkerson car port, la... where she received a She has talked pictures with a Major N. Clark Smith, the for Waters and Dr. N. Alfred Dij It is now reported that she will where she will have ample o with her art. LUEDER SHOW TO POLITICA Popular photographer's assistant and receptionist of Chicago. Miss Wilkerson came to the big city from Davenport, Ia., where she received her early training in the studio. She has talked pictures with a number of celebrated persons, Major N. Clark Smith, the former Miss Sarah-Rector, Ethel Waters and Dr. N. Alfred Diggs being among that number. It is now reported that she will soon open a studio of her own, where she will have ample opportunity to dress your smile with her art. LUEDER SHOWS HIS HEELS TO POLITICAL BUNKSTERS Few candidates for office in Cleveland ever started out under circumstances so unfavourable and climbed the mark has marked the candidacy of Arthur C. Lander, Republican candidate for mayor. Belling the Second and Third wards, Republican strongholds, Mr. Lander has been back a strange and stubborn opposition to the Republican party, and has been the house at Wendell Phillips high school Sunday might he won a world of friends and surprise the audience by his denunciation of those who criticized the report that he was a klansman. Earlier in the day he made a speech in the city he then capitulated the thing he believed him cheered him in old-fashioned Republican style. The latter parts of the city reports show that Lander is being the lead he hold three weeks ago and that Lander stock has taken a rise that made schooled political manipulators sit up and take notice. Mr. Lander at Wendell Phillips, I have a member of the race for membership on the school board. And, furthermore, I promise to give the race more res E. St. Louis Old Lover Awaits Klan Kills Girl Pole Battle at Hampton First St. Louis, IL, March 20—As April 5, election day, draws near here, the air grows ominous of what may be the outcome of the battle now being waged between the political activities adjunct of the Ku Klux Klan and other citizens who are not affiliated with it. The klan has accepted the charge that it is in politics here and less told its enemies to make the most of it. It is pushing an aggressive campaign for the election of its candidates. No secret is being made of what is the purpose of the hooded organization once it is in power. One of the speakers at a recent meeting of the paid accident insurance agent, said the forthcoming election was a challenge to American adding that the only way the city could be to be paid accident insurance agent is to push the Jews, Negroes and Catholics at the April 5. It is known that the klansman propose to have an army of workers out to help the police be assigned to every polling station to bring the klan voters to the booths. The klan workers have also let it be known that they will do everything the workers for other candidates. The local klan has been alarmed because of the theft of the roster. A detective agency has been eminent and has been asked to between the klansmen and anti-klansmen that the masked men are being forced into drawing commercial and business lines. The klan is now doing the heart of the city where the credit of the organization will be goal. MINNESOTA GOES ANTI-KLAN Minneapolis, Minn. March 38—The state legislature by a vote of 96 to 2 has gone on record against the Ku Klux Klan, passing the bill introduced by Myrlee Cain (white) prohibiting the public wearing, under certain conditions, of masks or other concealment of the identity of persons. assistant and receptionist of one to the big city from Daven- her early training in the studio. A number of celebrated persons, former Miss Sarah-Rector, Ethel eggs being among that number. Soon open a studio of her own, opportunity to dress your smile S H I S H E E L S L BUNKSTERS ognition in its own government than it has ever had. And I know pretty well the true recognition given you under the present administration. To a Defender reporter Mr. Lauer said that he had no idea of appointing a Ku Klux as chief of police of Chicago. "I would not stand for anyone in my administration as mayor taking any step that would embarrass me," he said. "I would not present the accusation that I am a hard-pressed candidate." Mr. Lauer said with a show of feeling, "nor am I a hard-pressed candidate." He denied any public accusation of being precluded in the postoffice during his regime. "Falling out among employees they have directed to the postmaster are different propositions," he said. "If I win with the support of 'Colonel' people I will show my appreciation for the support," he said. "If I win within their support I shall still recognize them and their citizenship in passing around the honors of public office." Old Lover Kills Girl at Hampton Hampton, Va. March 30 — A bullet from a gun in the hands of Junius Jones, 45, Sunday morning eternally the marriage of Miss Mary Peed, who had gone to Old Point Comfort to meet her prospective husband on the beat from St. Charles. She was shear by Jones without a word of warning. When she reached the wharf in a large automobile, her murderer was already there. As she alighted he fired. She fell and made a traumatic effort to crawl under the wharf to top her. Jones pulled over her struggling form and emptied his revolver into her body. When he sought to escape, he was pursued by a group of men who work at the wharf and hold until police help came from the city. The dying woman was rushed to Hampton in Hampton, near Hampton Institute. According to the story obtained by the police, Jones was a former lover of the woman she was to marry, that she was to have been married last Sunday and came to the wharf ben on preventing the marriage. He told the police he was sorry he had shot her. THREW WIFE OUT OF WINDOW; MUST HANG, SAYS THE JURY After deliberating less than an hour a jury in the court of Judge Marcus Kavanaugh sentenced Thaddee Johnson to hang for the murder of his wife, Mrs. Estelle Johnson, whom he threw from a window in the basement of her home. Last November Mrs. Johnson ceded that she would leave her husband. While preparing to put her husband in a stone cell, Mrs. Johnson unexpectedly came in. He and his wife engaged in an argument. Brandishing a bed sat he proceeded to throw her out. He treated to the window, he then threw her out. Her body was a limp mass when it struck the pavement, as the door on the fourth floor of the building. NEW YORK WARS ON SEPARATE SCHOOL SCHEME MINISTER SLAIN IN RENT DISPUTE ATTEMPTS TO MURDER GIRL AFTER PARTY Jealousy-Grazed Man Halfted by Bullet When He Tries to Beat Sweetheart On a cat at the County hospital Johnson Adams, 23 years old, $650 Vernon avenue, an alleged girlfriend of his left shoulder. It was inflicted by Miss Lacific Clemons, 22, who with her sister, Mrs. Dolla Tate, 20, lives at the Vernon avenue address. She is the girlfriend of her sister, to prevent him from carrying his alleged threat to kill her by bearing her to death. The occurred at 1:30 o'clock Sunday morning at the home of the two sisters. Insanely Jealous The incidents that led to the shooting were related in detail by Mrs. Tate, the victim of Adams' rage. A woman who had been swept away for about three months. He was insensely jealous of her. Saturday night she asked him if she could attend a party at 22th and Vernon avenue. He convened. At 1 a.m. she left the party and, with an escort, started to 11st street and South 11th street to bring home. Coming home she was at another social function. At 11st street and Vernon avenue Adams, with another man, was standing in front of the girl. Tate and her escort. He approached and struck the girl and commanded her to go home, and accompanied her. He administered blows all the way to Mrs. Tate's home, knocking her down repeatedly, she gail, and declaring that he was going to kill her. He escorted home. After arriving there he proceeded to carry out his threat, the girl declared, but her sister came to her rescue with a revolver and broke the breast, narrowly missing his heart. Glad He Was Shot Adams was taken to the County hospital. His charges received from the police. Ms. Tate, the police he declared that he was glad Miss Clemons shot him, because, he said, she killed her sister. Her act, he says, kept him from becoming a murderer and a probable fighter. He was not going to prosecute her and urged the police officers, Johnson and Ridley of the Stanton avenue station for Miss Clemons, who escaped. Mrs. Tate said this was the second beating that she had received from the police. She met still loved him, she deferred. Two women, Mrs. Johanna Jeffries, 22, 2913 Walsh avenue, and Hattie Baller, 17, 3525 Walsh avenue, took time to meet the officers of Fire Department, Brady and Abbott about how they had been made to cater to the whims of their partnership sweet-heart. The conclusion of their recital the officers placed Robert Cottrell, 24, 2943 Walsh avenue, under arrest. He was charged with pandering. He was charged with pandering. He his slaves since last July, that he had shared one room with them and had forced them to submit to nefarious practices. MOST POPULAR BUSINESS MAN New York, March 30-18. HAdolph Howell, undertaker, was voted the most popular business man of our time. He was the under auspices of the Business and Professional Men's club at Mother Zion church, West 136th street. Mr. Howell was presented with a silver medal for $400, after which he made a short address of acceptance and thanks. Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY Ask Booker T. Jr. to Run for Council Seat Los Angeles, Cal., March 30- With a population of 50,000 of our citizens and a possibility of 700,000 have decided that they are entitled to a representative in the city council to protect the millions they have invested in California real estate. In selecting a representative they have chosen the son of the late eminent Dr. Booker T. Washington, the son of the late primary, Booker T. Jr., a graduate of Fisk universal, came West a few years ago, and has become a leading real estate dealer here. 'Billy' Hyde Victim of a Dress Thief "They took every stitch," explains Mrs. Willietta K. ("Billy") Hyde-Trotter, 3257 South Mountain in explaining how a couple of mean, bad burglaries occurred in apartment last Wednesday morning and scared all her clothes except a blue dressing gown. Mrs. Hyde-Trotter de wife of Jack Trotter, formerly connected with the detroit Face magazine, and CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TO USE EACH OTHER'S NAME Hoping to do a friend a favor has ended rather sadly for Luther Woodfork, 3921 Indiana avenue. He was given the grand jury upon request by Judge John Richardson for conspiracy. Woodfork had been arrested in a raid on the Lovett Lovet Love, 3539 Michigan avenue. After being placed in jail he was recognized by Albert Green, apartment 3, 3348 by officers Ward and Cooper on several complaints of robbery. Green planned with Woodfork that he should use the name of Woodfork to get him out of jail. He told Woodfork that after he had got out that he would send a bondman to get him out of jail. He told Woodfork that overheard by Charles Rollins, but was successfully carried out by the two men. Green is being sought by police. Woodfork has never to try to accommodate a friend again. FLEES AFTER KLAN THREAT Winchester, Va., March 30.—As a result of a Ku Klux Klan threat Upstate, the Klan is alleged to have recently sent a letter to the Rev. George Holland in which was mentioned the pastor's reported lack of hostility toward the foes of the prohibition law. Young Married Man Hunted by Police for the Murder of His Landlord Young Married Man Hunted by Police for the Murder of His Landlord Death clubbed itself into the heart of an angry squabble foursome Wednesday night at the home of the Rev. James W. Lockett, 3745 Rhodes avenue, when Raymond Perkins, 22-year-old married boy, reached from behind, and with one slice cut the life out of the preacher. He and his wife who were the other parties to the quarrel with the minister and his wife are now being sought, charged with the murder. The dead pastor was 42 years old. At the time of his death he was the shepherd of the flock at Little Bethel A. M. E. church at Robbins, just west of Blue Island. His murder came as the result of a forthwith demand, made by him and his wife, that the Perkins couple move from his house. Some seven weeks ago the newly married boy came to the residence and sought lodging. It had been the habit of the minister and of his wife, too, not to rent rooms. We've made it a rule not to take rooms, but I will pay my husband, Mrs. Lockett explained. bainy", Mrs. Locket explained. "Mr. Locket agreed by his wife of the wish of the Perkiness and finally agreed with his wife to let the man and wife come to live in the house. Mrs. Locket developed the seeds of contention out of which the murder grow. For two weeks the rent of $5 was paid promptly. Then Mr. and Mrs. Locket assume the mother and logies, and Mrs. Locket assumes the mother and wife being a party to the fact. Gentle reminders from the pastor's wife brought forth the promise that all would be paid on a certain Wednesday, not getting farther and farther away." Paid Another Five Once Perkins paid another $5 as a sort of temperizer. "We'll pay you all Wednesday," he promised. "I have been unable to get work, but don't worry. You'll get yours Wed- PETER B. Rev, and Mrs. Lockett decided that they were gone to and the Perkins' singing and dancing jazz in their home for the evening Wednesday evening they told the couple they were going up then or get out immediately. To the plea that they don't have please Mrs. Lockett replied that they both had parents, in whose homes they kept their trunks if they had any, and that they were not Perkins grow angry and made a move toward the prescriber, his hand in his pocket. Mrs. Lockett sprang up and asked the prescriber, The Perkins girl snatched the pretesting woman from between the two men as the youth drove the blade of a knife, and both the Perkins then fed, pursued by the older couple. The pastor fell from exhaustion and his wife was taken to the Southside hospital, where he died later. BOY, BAD IN SCHOOL, ENDS IN PRISON FOR AUTO THEFT Hodges Park, IL, March 30—Emory Crossland, son of James Crossland of this city, believed that every job he tackled should be bigger than the last. He is said to have started out using indecent language at the public school. He was charged with having become a chicken thief, then a bicycle robber, and now an automobile handit. His latest venture will probably have been in California, where he lived in Calro while trying to get away with a Ford automobile belonging to D. L. Marx. G. Edwards (white), manager of an overall factory, missed work in Calro and had taken it. The boy, being an experienced driver, was soon overtaken by the white man. He is said to have stolen a dozen bicycles in the five weeks before his arrest for the FIRE 'SHEIK OF POLICE' FOR LOVING Knoxville Cop Found in Arms of Woman of "Badlands"; Called Daddy, Miracle Man Knoxville, Tenn., March 30—Susan Schoenberg, 30, of Knoxville, shela, Charles Fedman, one of the few law members of the local police force and the father of several children, was found in a Brighamhire prison from the life of a small fireman by the life of Captain John Montgomery (white). The police captain reported the "find" to the chief of police, Edward Hareys, which enabled in Redmond his dismissal from the force. Residents of the town here tell fearsome tales of Fedman's checked career as a policeman. They say it was a small town bully to that of a jacqueline and lazy lout. At one time or another he would be called to task for his behavior, but would always be sued. In Auto Death Party Some months ago he is alleged to have been the central figure in a wild automobile ride in which a young man was killed. The car is supposed to have turned over. The girl was thrown on her head, breaking her neck. He was only recently supposed to have severed his propensity connection with a notorious dance hall, the scene of many cuttings and fights, on Redmond was recently transferred to the position of patrol driver. It was out of this job that his fatal escapade grew. He was supposed to have been arrested afternoon until 10 at night and to keep the keys to the city gas tank. The patrolman failed to report for duty Tuesday and a search was be- Woman Tells During the day a woman called up the police department and told the Brisbam street. Castain John Montgomery hurried to the house and, according to his statement, when he pointed out to him, he found the officer of the law not only wrapped in the arms of Morpheus, but cuddled the woman of the redlight district. Montgomery informed his subordinate that he was a hunted man and said he would be killed, said to have glided from the downy bed to where his rousers and other wearable apparel had been left, pulled up and then over to his superior officer. Then he went back to bed. When he reported back to the station, he was informed that he was fired. BRUSHED IN MACHINE CRUSHED IN MACHINE Florence, Ala., March 40. - The Anderleague team met in an unloading dock on the Florence bridge, was caught in the cow wheels of an electric crane and crushed to death. Tipped Scales at 496; Coffin 40 In. Wide Detroit, Mich., March 30.—Miss Carey Garrett, 59, of 696 Winder street, was buried here recently in a grave in a funeral car that fin ever built in Detroit. She tipped the scales at 496 pounds. The collin, which was 40 inches wide, 29 inches deep and 61½ feet high, also built for the woman's body. Miss, Garrett first broke into print several years ago when she was arraigned in recorder's court charged with receiving stolen property, she was ill at court, she paid her large livery truck to bring her to the municipal court building for trial. Sentence was suspended. Court Says Grizzle is Not 'Daddy' Court Says Grizzle is Not 'Daddy' 15,000 MILES FOR FIRST-HAND INFORMATION ROBERT S. ABBOTT, LL.B. is now touring the Countries of South America and will give a comprehensive, as well as enlightening Review of Conditions as regards the progress and general development of the darker races in a Series of Articles to be published soon. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF DATE OF OPENING ARTICLE --- PRICE TEN CENTS LOVER UTE BRANDSTATE SCHOOL IDEA JIMCROWISM New York Citizens Denounce Sumner Lark's Plans for "Tuskegee in North" here are up in arms against the proposed agricultural school which, according to reports, is located in Brooklyn, who face and an assistant district attorney. M. Lark has offered 50 acres of land in Putnam county, New York, as a site for the school, to be known as the Citizens Academy and Mechanical Institute at Larksbury. Led by George E. Whecan, former exultedurer of the Elks, a group of prominent Citizens branded the school as the most accused Lark of attempting to establish a "Tuskegee in the North" that would lead to segregation and discrimination in other schools where the face are now permitted to enter. Bill Introduced Large Appropriation An appropriation of $250,000 for buildings and the purchase of live stock is provided. The board of management is to consist of 11 members, including 4 members of agriculture and the director of the New York State Agricultural school at Cornell university, ex-officio, and Summer II. Clark, a member of our committee, serves for six years, also eight others. The members other than the ex-officio members to serve for terms of six years each. The first group, how many years? three for four years, and three for two years, and two successors to be appointed every two years by the governor. Such trustees shall serve without compensation except the trustee board, who will be Mr. Lark. Lark was born in Augusta, Ga., and many years ago came to Brooklyn, where he established a newspaper known as the New York-Brooklyn Eyc. DUDLEY PRAISED FOR WORK FOR CAROLINA EDUCATION North Carolinians are particularly pleased with the $601,000 appropriation recently made by the state legislature to the state agricultural and technical college at Greensboro. Known by letters from those interested in Race education in the state have been written as encouragement to the principal and workers at the college. Frequently the students and faculty of the institution combined to give Principal and Mrs. Dudley an appreciation program. At the time of her marriage, she had handsome houttonnere of roses and her husband with a gold pencil, fou- PAGE TWO SALEM CHURCH GETS MINISTER BY COURT RULE Faction Headed by the Rev. Rose Wins in Fight to Control From Pulpit With joy in their hearts, songs of praise on their Bips, and with their constellations lighted as never before, a crowd of seven hundred naughty men and women, headed by a class band, marched from a little disreuse lodge hall at 2712 State street to the large auditorium of Salem Baptist church at 50th and 11th streets, shortly after 1 Sunday afternoon. For six weeks the doors of Salem Baptist church have been locked and its congregation, divided, has begun to come together in groups, each faction could secure pending the decision of the court as to who was right or wrong in the dispute and subsequent legal proceedings taken to remove the Rev. B. L. Injunction Served The faction opposed to Rev. Rose is pastor, upon whom it has an injunction served restraining him from performing any pastoral duties whatsoever, has been and is under the leadership of the Rev. Edward P. Jones of Evanton, head of the national Baptist convention, unincorporated. For six weeks the two factions had been waiting for the final decision of Judge Im Ryner of the court court, before when the case has been pending. Friday afternoon, according to Attorney J. Gray Lucas, the court stated his intention to dismiss the injunction against the minister, that he would prepare his order to that effect and hand it down to the court. The followers of Rev. Rose considered this a signal victory for them and straightway they began to make preparations to return to the church and Sunday afternoon, sprucing up their opponents and marched there. Joy Over Victory A great crowd of 1,500 men, women and children swarmed in and around the church. Once within the walls of Salem shouts of thanksgiving broke forth. Tears fell from two thousand eyes and a thousand hearts When at last the shooting was over and peace was restored the audience listened to a sermon preached by Elisean Baptist church. Because of the turn of the case in favor of the pastor of Salem he has received congratulations and supporters of the denomination in Chicago. Some of them so expressed themselves in a celebration meeting held at the church Tuesday evening the day was $944. MAN LOSES LIFE IN QUARREL OVER TWENTY-FIVE GENTS Louisville, Ky., March 30—Hurley Rutledge, 75 years old, was stabbed to death in a dispute over a 25-cent bill. Job's Walmart street. Todd Johnson is accused of the slaying. After stabbing Rutledge in the back, it is said that the innocent man fell down, straddled his body and snuck a knife in his heart. He stopped slashing Rutledge when the blade broke off in latter hours. Johnson, it is alleged, pushed for another knife to complete his job. Witnesses to the slaying told the police that Emmet Rutledge held a plaque on the crowd and asked to interview while Johnson was murdering. Citizens here have raised a protest against Omme's place which is considered unacceptable, claiming it is notorious and a breeding place for crime. DENTIST HAYES 18 Years In Same Location ALL WORK GUARANTEED GAS—X-RAY Sets of Teeth.....$3.00 and up Filling.....1.00 and up Crowns.....4.00 and up EXAMINATIONS FREE Open nights; Sunday, 9 to 1 DR. T. T. WOOLENS 18 Years Manager of The Hayes Dental Offices 21 E. Van Buren St. Isabela Blog. Between Wabash and State Albright's Wonder HAIR GROWER Albright's Hairstyle has no equal, recurring dandruff, falling hair, stone staining wax imprints, hair loss, gray hair. Oldest diamond chipmunk in CH Beautiful 25K, 25K, gave me WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY of all kinds. Representing W. E. RENTCH CO. 200 S. State St., 50th F. All kinds, poller sets, silverware, etc., $1 down, $3 per week. France Imports Race Girls to Do House Work France Imports Race Girls to Do House Work St. Nazarete, France, March 30.—France is beset with her military problem, her childbirth problem, her lack of domestic servants problem and a number of others that are taxing the brains of those who have the interests of the republic at heart. To meet the demand for solitude she has had, her colonial possessions, a move which caused much adverse comment, but which has been her salvation. Now she proposes to solve the servant problem by bringing her colonies later into her colonies. Several hundred recently arrived here from Guadeloupe and Martinique on the steamship and later on the steamer-Puerta Rico. Most of the girls have places waiting for them, and the steamship and girl recruiting and employment agencies. YEARNS TO SEE SHEIK; SHOOTS HUSBAND DEAD Mate's "No" Brings Death as Wife Pleads to Look Into Eyes of Valentino New York, March 20—A reign of tenure at the fashionable Dunbar Court apartments, 130 West 142d street, at 6 o'clock Sunday evening when it was learned a woman in the office had been hired George Brooks, because he refused to permit her to attend a dance given Sunday night at the Renaissance casino in New York. "Liza" company, a way show, Attracted by Valentino Hearing of the big dance at which Rudolph Valentino and Al Jolson were to be the guests of honor, Mrs. Brooks asked her husband, man, decided she would attend. While in the act of curling her hair she was questioned by her husband as to whether she would be dancing evening. Mrs. Brooks hastily replied, stating she was going to the dance and certainly intended to "gaze into Valentino's eyes for once in her life." Brooks objected to his wife attending the dance. She pleaded and asked her husband to be missed. Because of his refusal her desire to go grew stronger. Finally she declared she was going regardless of her sad. This caused a heated argument. Shot During Scuffle Mrs. Gladys Grant of apartment 47, with whom the Brookses lived, and other members of the household, heard the argument from beginning to end, growing intensely chuckled to themselves, remarking that Mrs. Brooks' chances to see her sheik had vanished. Suddenly a senile woman was heard shriekling, a shriekling, a shriekling. Rushing to the room a woman's form was seen bending over that of her dying husband, who lay on his back across the room. She was choked from the wound above his heart, "George! George!" called the terror-striken woman, with his head clamped closely to her breast. But there was no scream. "I've killed him. Why have I done this?" What—what shall I Flees in Taxi At police headquarters Mrs. Brooks admitted the killing. She related the attack to a man she had used abusive language. It was he, so she claims, who attempted to kill her. She was in a trunk. She succeeded in getting it first and shot in self-defense. INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH Easter Sunday services will be especially attended by Mrs. L. Coppin, D. D., will preach. Two hundred thirty new members will be read into full possession. They will much in procession down the alces wearing white cariations, led by a choir of 40 voices. The Rev. David Johnson and attended by the stewardesses and titular of membership. A number of infants and adults will also be landed for the choir, accompanied by Prof. Charles Handlund's orchestra. He is particularly decorated with palms and flowers. A specially attractive program has been prepared which meets at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Emma J. Rauls, direcress. At 7:30 p.m. m. the school, where she is inspiring Faster program. Miss Maria Lewis, direcress. A special offer is given to the sacred cause of missions. The public is invited. Persons desiring a vacation to a very cordial welcome in this church. ATTORNEY SUMNER H. LARK. Summer H. Lark, assistant district attorney, in his office at Brooklyn, N.J., to establish an agricultural school in New York State similar to that of Married at 100; Death Comes at 115 St. Louis, Mo., March 30—John Jackson, formerly a slave in Missouri, died the other day in the Dearness County jail of 115 years. Death was due to poisoning in the left arm and old age. The poisoning resulted from an accident Jackson suffered March 5 1919 when he was struck by a Central tracks near his home. A locomotive which he had not noticed because of falling hearing and cystic fibrosis brim in him, resting on his knee. On Christmas, 1919, his birthday, Jackson held a birthday party in the city where he lived and used up much of his savings entertaining his former friends of the surrounding country-side. For the last 16 years he had been given a form given to him by Lon Hankins. Fifteen years ago, when Jackson calculated his age as 109, he married for the first time. After seven years his wife died, and since then he has been married for a total of ten years of twin knowledge of his age, but was "pretty sure" of 4-1. His belief was based on the dates, he often sald, or the bills of sale which transferred him from one master to another. One of his brothers, who was transfixed—he could neither read nor write—and it declared he was born Dec. 24, 1807, in Clay county, Mo. Wilbur McGill, 27, 5225 Federal street, went into a meat market at 4954 State street late Friday afternoon to make a purchase. While there another man, intoxicated, came in. He was Walter Gains, 4905 Federal street. McGill did no attention to him, but Gains became interested in McGill—interested to the extent of wanting to pick a quarrel with him. But McGill was not seeking trouble; his attempt to avoid a fight was stalled. McGill in the right side of his abdomen. The wounded man was rushed to the County hospital. His condition is said to be serious. Gains was in arrest and accused of the third district police station. He was identified as McGill's assistant. When he appeared at the Englewood office, hearing Gains was fled $200 and costs and sentenced to one year in the house of correction by Judge Asa Adams. UNIVERSITY TEA ROOM Special Easter menu at the University tea room. 3572 Michigan avenue, for sale at fares—Queen olive, sweet vegetable soup, roast, young chicken, Hubson cream, sweet potatoes, jime peas in cakes, head lettuce and tomato salad, coffee, L. H. Lushon, proprietor—Aivy. You Too Can Join The FASHION PARADE ~WEAR~ BETTER CLOTHES Easter styles for men and women now on display. Our Method of Extending CREDIT Is Simple and Dignified NO RED TAPE You'll always be well dressed when you learn how easy Central Credit makes it for you. Come in our store today, select your Easter outfit, pay a small amount down and take the garments with you. Women's Capes, Wraps, Suits and Dresses of wonderful style and beauty. Prices right. For Men Suits and Topcoats of class and distinction. Real quality. Prices right. OPPOSITE CENTRAL Credit Lothing Company 110 SO. STATEST. ENTRANCE LOBBY OR PREUM MOVIE Open Every Evening EE "UP NORTH" Tuskegee Institute. He is a former Georgian. New York citizens have issued a law against appropriation of money being used to that they term a "Jim Crow school." Musicians Do Bit for Good Cause New York, March 30.—Williamsbridge did not have to go to Broadway. March 20 for amusement; Broadway came to Williamsbridge when 15 crack musicians, gathered together by Charles Thorpe, and including such well known characters as Wilbur Sweatman, William Conway, Jr., Abbey Brooks, and a concert. The affair that saved the residents a long, long trip to Broadway, for Williamsbridge is far, far away from the White House. Traite Officer Heuben Carter and was given for the purpose of obtaining funds to erect in that section of the city a community center for our people. To do their bit for a worthy cause every artist and every musician that contributed toward the entertainment did so absolutely gratis. Eugene Jackson, as conductor, presented William Conaway, who had charge of the program. The stage of Meadow Park played the audience. George Jackson, George Barber, Leslie Davis, Henry Edwards, Tom Harris, the jazz king, with his cornet, Lon Henry, Alfred Renforth, J. Montansso and Fred Figurineau. After the program the musicians and artists were taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conaway, with street and park furnished. On behalf of the league Bord, F. Brown, the president, thanked Office Carter and the stars for their kindness. SHOOTS LOVER BECAUSE HE TOLO HER NOT TO DRINK In a statement obtained by Officers Ridley and Williams, Mrs. Irine Allen, 3319 State street, admitted that she had fired four shots at Arthur Dixon, 3639 Indiana avenue, because he had upended her She had declared at first that she had fired the shots, thinking that it was some one trying to break into her beauty parlor, so she was alone in the room. One of the bullets grenaded the check of Tom Taylor, 2511 State street, who was passing the place at the time of her death, and found under the mattress of the bed, with four empty chambers, showing that it had been recently fired. CELLEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Regiserville, Tennessee, 30-30—The fourteenth anniversary of Swift Memorial college, will be celebrated May 30. Distinguished educators representing some of the leading schools of the country have been inducted to be present and deliver addresses. ON SALE The Chicago Central depot is on sale at Illinois Central depot news stand. Ask for it. Can Join The FASHION PARADE ~WEAR~ BETTER CLOTHES THE CHICAGO DEFENDER White Men Risk Lives to Save Boys in River Danville, Va., March 30.—Two white men stripped themselves of their upper clothes, and with ropes gled around their waistls, plunged into the Dan river to rescue two Race boys who were marooned in a tree on the river near Milton, N. C. The boys had sought to ford the stream in a buggy, but the vehicle was swept from the road and the mule drawing it beaten and plunged in the hurrness and drowned. The youths clung to the limbs of a tree in midstream. A crowd assembled on the bank and encountered them. A few of the men were. Several efforts were made to reach them on rafts, but the current was too rapid. The two white men entered the river some distance before it began to flow before the stream carried them beyond it. The party of four was dragged 200 feet to the bank. MINISTER AND CHURCH GIVEN $9,500 IN SUIT --- Conspiracy by Whites to Rob Baptist Church is Reason New York, March 20--A verdict before Supreme Court Justice George H. Taylor, Jr, in White Plains March gave the the Honorable Larsen of Larsen, the Mount Vernon, the Mount Vernon, the $5,000 and Grace church $1,500 in the $10,000 each against the First Baptist church church $1,500 in the $10,000 each against the two aides had been going on for the past three weeks. The trouble began when the Grace Baptist congregation bought the church property from First Baptist. It was chained by the Rev. Larsen that the Grace church congregation had been buying property already there. It being under investigation and had decided the property to the First Baptist church in 1892 for the use of the church of our Race. This led to a determined effort on the church to get a determined church to get the Rev. Larsen out of Mount Vernon. To do this it is charged a conspiracy was entered into against Grace church and its pastor to be seriously damaged. The trustees of the First Baptist church took possession of the Grace church property on June 15, 1915,alled down the windows in the base-room and placed podioses at all the doors and engaged the police department to keep the pastor and members away. On June 19 the pastor claimed he was assailed by the trustees of the First Church. Besides the First Baptist church the trustees, Charles Caldwell, William G. Tilton and Edwin L. Ford,were individually sur-ced in the same action. The Rev. George D. Adams, the conspiracy charge, the conspiracy charge. The jury,however, in its verdict excluded Per. Adams, Attorneys Henry I. Plepler, Humphrey J. Lynch and Solomon Loberskirk represented Grace church as presented the First Baptist church. Arthur C. Lueder Republican Candidate FOR MAYOR Endorsed by the Regular Republican Organizations, the Church, Civic and Fraternal Bodies. They have measured him and found him "Right." Not controlled by any political faction or newspaper. Election April 3d. BAPTISTS AGREE TO WORK TOWARD RECONCILIATION Meeting Called for Fort Worth Tex.; All Factions Invited; Start $60,000 Drive Nashville, Tenn., March 30—Growing out of a conference of Baptist leaders held in this city March 13 and 14, a sweeping invitation to Race Baptists, irrespective of convention affiliation, was extended, to meet at Fort Worth, Tex., the second Wednesday in September. The conference, was held in the Baltimore Baptist litching board. It was declared to have been the largest distinctive gathering of Baptists for heart-to-heart contact, brought together in this city. The personnel of the delegations reflected interest in every section of the United Rock, Ark. presided. Praises Robinson "Dr. Robinson," declared Dr. E. I. Jones, president of the unincorporated convention, "is one of the pioneers who stands for improvement in the education of students." President Jones presented briefly matters which he thought should have attention conferences on the importance of all the Baptists at Fort Worth; that it was the logical place of meeting, and declared that there was not a place for them; that would not find a hearty welcome at the great session next September. "The greatest program the Baptists have ever launched will be excercised in the thousands of thousand dollars eased from all sources which will permit a distribution of $15,000 for education, $10,000 for the Boyd memorial, $10,000 for the Blessing boards, $10,000 for the foreign mission board, $5,000 for the B, Y, P, U board, $5,000 for the church extension and $5,000 for the Aged Ministers' home. No Favoratism "The convention at Fort Worth, nor at any other place, must never permit its roll to become packed so as to make the election of any individual representative some punishing charge and immediate territory. Our convention must always be representative, and any action to the contrary is a reflection on the intelligence and knowledge of a domesticated breed waxy stool for liberty and fair play. The resolution providing for the Fort Worth conference of all the conventions as offered by the Key, Dr. L. A. H. H. and adopted and adopted by the conference reads: "We, the leaders and officers of the national Baptist convention, incorporated, in conference assembled in Nashville, Tenn., this the 4th day of March, 1923, do serve and stand ready for the convention." TELEPHONES—DOUGLAS 8445 AUTO 74-190 CHARLES S FUNERAL FINEST EQUIPPED UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT IN AMERICA VOTE FOR Mr C. I lican Car R MAY M. H. H. Regular Republican Fraternal Bodies. The "Right." Not cont epaper. Election Ap to consider any proposition for peace and union that may be presented by all or any of the Colored national diplomatic conventions in a regular and consistent form, and will not reflect on the dignity of four convention and not be a compromise of the principles for which this convention stands, is not a blindness to the work in which the unincorporated convention is engaged." CARRY REV. BROOKS IN CHAIR TO PALM SUNDAY SERVICES New York, March 30...Against the wishes of his physicians, the Rev. William H. Brooks, pastor of St. Mark's M. E. church, who has been ill for three months, has brought that the church Palm Sunday meeting to the purpose of making a statement regarding his successor to the pupil which he has presided for 25 years. To save his strength for the speech, he informed the congregation that Dr. John W. Robinson, pastor of St. Mark's pointed by the general conference which met here last week, to take charge of the members to extend an invitation of the career of Dr. Robinson whom he has known several years and important to the members to extend an invitation of the new minister and to make his administration a pleasing one. Dr. Robinson will assist the members in the preparation of the career. St. Mark's has always celebrated the coming of her new pastors. On April 15 he farewell testimonial to Dr. Brooks and a welcome reception to preparations are being deviced to make the occasion a historical event. The day following, Mrs. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. William Alston, his son-in-law and daughter, will motor to their home in New York to begin the process of regaining his health by degrees. L L L GROWING A letter from the offices of the great L. L. J. movement states that since 1918, the organization has pol of our Race. 50,000 of our men and 14,500 of our women have joined, sworn in making America a safe place to live in. Joins Blaise Staff Samuel J. McLemore, former proprietor of the fashionable Tavern, has accepted the position in the bank department of the Blenen State bank. To know how good a cigarette really can be made you must try a— LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE It's toasted DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE S. JACKSON DIRECTOR CHICAGO ILLINOIS OR Lueder ndidate YOR SQUARE A CLEAN RECORD IN THE PAST PLEDGES REAL FRIENDSHIP AND SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1922 WORLD MAIL ORDER CO. Dept. F2160 2953 Van Buren ST. Chicago, IL 61704 Why Suffer With RHEUMATISM, BAD BLOOD LIVER COMPLAINTS, INDIGES- TION, NERVOUS, TROUBLES, COLDS, SNAILS YOU CAN CARE FOR THE Gray Eagle Blood, Kidney and Liver Medicine It is getting greater to thousands of people without it. It will save you suffering, we will give you money back. It is needed to make you feel strong and healthy and to keep you in a good health. Life it is the condition of your liver, Kidney and Liver. It is Gray Eagle Blood, Kidney and Liver. Medicine only by our authorities for $1 a bottle. If our representative has not called, write and we will have that call. The Gray Eagle Med. Co., 260 Randall Blvd., Memphis, Tenn. LLL WANTED 100,000 MORE RACE MEN and WOMEN To unite with this powerful force and order and use their influence to help suppress lawlessness, mobs, Ku Klux Klan and lynchings. Join the forces that will make our country a safe place to live in. Be identified with loyal citizens. Help save yourselves, your homes, your families and your friends. NOTE—EX-SERVICE: MEN WRITE IMMEDIATELY Representatives and Subordinates Wanted Everywhere For Information Address BOX 500, Dept. 1C EDWARDSVILLE ILLINOIS ARTHUR'S HATS Like Illustration $3 and $4 The new smart spring hats have arrived in Sand Tans and Pearly Grays Come in and try them on Home of Society Club Hats, $5 and $7 ARTHUR FEILCHENFIELD 34 W. VAN/BUREN ST. 107 S. DEARBORN ST. 81 W. JACKSON BLVD. HAPPINESS MARRIAGE LUCKY HEALTH WEALTH What is your Zodiac Sign? What do you mean to your future—relationships, friends, reunies, taking things—and important questions? Will you REFERR? Your future is governed by Astrology, the science of unfolding the course since 1200 years before Christ. Since 1200 years before Christ has been investigated. Let us give your Astrological interpretation. The ever present, enduring TENN. (dams or owl) your name, astrological sign, and your birth date. Repeat mail, the truth. A his-armed SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923 Baptist Pastor Sues Congressman from Mississippi; Latter Said He Was a Race Leader ```markdown ``` Washington, D. C, March 30.—Representative Ross A. Collins of Metropolitan suit for $120,000 in the supreme court of the District of Columbia, filed by the Rev. James 12. Arnold of UConn. This shows out of what promised to be a spirited contest for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Mississippi in summer, when Collins, in office and an aspirant for continued honor, was opposed by the wife of the meeting man. He said to have advertised in 12 Mississippi papers the information that his woman opponent was the wife of a meeting man. He went on to secure his information that in the suit which Arnold has filed the names of two states special agent in charge of Choctaw Indians in Mississippi, and the latter's secretary, Thomas J. Scott were mentioned in the papers filed. How Collins Learned That stand grew out of the fact that McKinley was supposed to have the effect that Arnold is a "Nero." McKinley's letter to Collins about Arnold was published by Collins as a publication in regard to the man and his record. "In answer to your recent inquiries regarding J. P. Arnold of Union Miss, beg to submit the following information in regard to the man and his record. "Our official records on file in the department of the interior at Washington, D.C., and the department of Artha Arnold, a Virginia Negress, originally owned by Alexander Scott and afterwards owned by the late William H. Kim to James Arnold. Both of the Arnolds lived in Coweta county, Georgia. J. 12, Arnold has no Indian name. He possessed even sixty-fourths (sic) he would have been enrolled on request. I have in my possession the complete records of those who were removed to Oklahoma, and Arnold's name does not appear on any of them. The fact is, that Arnold was made anywhere. "The records of our office show that J. E. Arnold is one of the most important of ignorant Indians that ever operated in Oklahoma and Mississippi, I know of my personal knowledge against Indian estates and that in every instance his claim was based on the fact that he had induced his Mississippi, only to be dumped like cattle in invariant lots and empires in Oklahoma. Many of these Inquiries from exposure and starvation Duped Indians "I know also that Arnold has induced ignorant and unsuspecting Indians in Oklahoma, especially those that owned or inherited oil land. The fact is, his conduct has been so reproachable that he formed the department at Washington. "I know of my own personal knowledge that Arnold was regarded in Oklahoma not only as a crook, but also as a leader in the practices, also also regarded as Negroes. He came to Union about four or five years ago and is now pursuing the same practices, only on a smaller scale. Rev. Arnold says he has some Indian blood and some white blood in him, and now he is declaring that the mere intimation has ruined him in almost every way down to $10,000 for every one of those dirty political advertisements and an additional $10,000 for a statement made to the secretary of the Mississippi department, with which he is identified. 500 TICKETS SOLD State Business Stopped During Porter's Funeral Jackson, Miss., March 30—Something of the Dialt spirit backing up the plan for the monarch monarch indicated in the Governor Lee M. Russell by proclamation ordered a suspension of all public business in the capital city of Mississippi for "Uncle Lewis" Mahoney, for 25 years one of the Race funkees at the state house. The man to die in Mississippi has ever received such distinguished notice from the state. Governor Russell has attracted attention by his incumbency of office. He was accused recently of improper relations with a girl who had been the victim of a deputy governor him of any guilt. During the trial he rushed back from Memphis to block the pardon of a Race man who had produced evidence of his innocence. Kills Cop; Mistook Him for a Rival Kyle escaped and went back to his salon. According to Detective Sergeant Jia Cooper, a Race officer, Kyle Cooper said that the saloonkeeper had been living at the Smith woman's house and was extremely jealous of her. He had been informed that she was the owner of other man and went to investigate. He was raising the slats in the window shutter to look into the house and took the police officer and summoned the patrolman. Kyle told Cooper, the latter fistified, that he did not know that Stapleton and Leary were policemen, and that he did not know that he mistook the policemen for friends of the Smith woman. DUNBAR SOCIETY SPEAKERS WIN IN HAMPTON DEBATE Hampton, Va., March 30—The annual Adams prize debate on "Resolved: That the administration ship congress," recently held in Golden hall, Hampton institute, was won by the affirmative team of the Dunbar W. Young, Norfolk, Va.; Thomas H. Shildra, Jr. Charles City, Va., and Edwin S. Tate, Charlotte, Ohio, all members of the presiding officer at the hands of the presiding office; Elbridge L. Adams of New York, a well known lawyer, who for 13 years has given medals to the Hampton winners and in the annual essay contest. The negative side of the debate was presented by Cooken Jones, Salem, Salem, and Paul W. O. Cardoso, Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa. The judges were John Weymouth, port News, Va., and Rev. Dr. R. H. Bowling, Norfolk. Mr. Adams announced the following medal winners in the essay contest: Ala., "Military Training in Secondary Schools"; silver, Wesley E. Waverly, Va.; "Needs of My Community"; bronze, Charles L. Young, Va.; "Electricity Our Great Servant." Music was furnished by the Girls Holdemma R. Patterson; Fritz Spindler, "Cavalry Song," arranged by N. Mendelssohn-Silver. WEALTHY BOSTON DOCTOR FREED ON DOPE CHARGE Boston, Mass., March 30.—In protesting against permitting his client, Robinson, james, the Robinson family, lumber james, contendence, Attorney Johnson W. Kramsey used some strong little words in Judge Brewster's court. Lee Robinson, a man of wealth and intelligence, joined the political, had been brought into court on charges in connection with the violation of the Harrison narcotic act. He was convicted of abiding and abetting Robert Stith of 26 Ball street in the sale of three ounces of morphine to government agents. The case became implicated though Stith having been in his office when arrangements were made with the government officials. It is said that Assistant United States Marshal forced to prosecute and sought the "mole" plea. Dr. Robinson and his attorney held out a long time, but were duly persuaded to accede to the plea. A convention of a friend of Robinson's, United States Marshal Tishue. MUSICIANS TO MEET The Chicago Musicians association of the National Association of Negro Musicians, which is based at 8:30 in sharp, at the Y. M. 4. A law firm will be made by all officers and committees and the annual election members are requested to be present. SURPRISE PASTOR Maywood, IL. March 30—The Rev. James Swanson, 616 South 12th avenue, was greatly surprised Monday evening when she shot into the church, the Second Baptist church of Wheaton, marched into his home and shouted to the young people of the church. All enjoyed themselves until the last train left for Wheaton. SICK LIST Miss Iolia Smith Strong, 122 East 41st street, has been confined to her bed for the past two weeks, suffering A RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENTS MAKES WILLIAM E. DEVER THE LOGICAL MAN FOR A Business Man For a Business Office A Candidate Supported By All Factions MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CHICAGO Never in the history of Chicago has there been a candidate for this high public office more popular with the classes and the masses than Judge William E. Dever. Political and factional animosities have faded away and the people as a whole are going to stand solidly behind the man who has proven his worth and ability in other offices of trust to which they have elected him. This is time to experiment. A note of Judge Dever is a useful foreword. HULL ADVOCATES FAIR PLAY; FOE OF PETTY GROUPS Decries Division of Citizens Into Small Factions That Fight One Another Morton D. Hull, Republican candidate for Congress in the Second congressional district in the interests of fair play for his fellow men, appealed to the president of Harvard university when it appeared the Colored students in the school were about to be denied the privilege of dormitories. For 14 years Mr. Hull served in the lexisature as representative and senator and this act on his part was criticized. Mr. Hull stood by politician who trained his mind to see life from his biggest, broadest viewpoint. Time and again, while he was at Springfield, when surrender to political wishes of friends would have been more pleasant. "No man in Illinois" says a friend who served with him in the state lexisature, "is better equipped to serve in the Congress of the United States." Sends and foes alike attack to the high ideals of Mr. Hull. Those who may disagree with him on measures MORTON D. HULL defend his honesty. If the citizens of the Second congressional district of New York man of the highest type will go to Washington as their representative to succeed the late Jane R. Mamm, the president of the State Journal said among other things: "If there has been a man in Illinois public life scrupulously clean in all matters pertaining to his character, character Merton D. Hull has been that man." Mr. Hull plodges himself to spend all his working days working in the public service and in a recent speech went on to urge the dropping of "blocksm" and the like and bring the whole forces of right to power together in a national point of view. "Hickering and clashing," he says, will only increase our chances of success. Let him hands as patriotic Americans and put our whole country on a basis above petty jealousies and let us work from a national point of view. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Suit Against Redmond Lost by Jury's Act Jackson, Miss., March 30. —Interest was at high pitch in the trial of the case in the circuit court here when the government, inspector, was suing S. D. Redmond, well known attorney, for $5,000 damages. Alikins said that being a white man with a bald and sustained $5,000 damages as a result of Attorney Redmond's statement to the court that Alikins had been colored man and offered him the Masonic distress sign in an effort to entrap the party." The case was fought stubbornly but it took the jury less time to return a verdict for Redmond. "Bob" Levy Goes to Bat for Justice Robert R. Levy, ward committeeman of the Third ward and United States marshal, is proving himself worthy of the confidence and support of his constituency without regard to colon. He record began when Mr. Levy was chief deputy clerk of the Criminal court has been continued since he became an important federal officeholder. He rose the Rac its first recognition in the Criminal court clerk's office, and opened up places new to the political experience of the Race. Upon his appointment as commissioner of Richard S. Lee deputy United States marshal, No member of the Race had ever held that position before Mr. Levy took the office. His recommendation D. S. Johnson was appointed prohibition agent in the Chicago district. Mr. Levy takes pride in the fact that he has opened up new positions to members of the others holding office upon Levy's appointment or recommendation are W. D. Samuels, Robert W. Maxwell, D. W. Sandusky, Robert W. Maxwell, Steve Molton and Walter Levy. "I know what prejudice is," said Mr. Levy, "and I would be the last man in the world to practice it against your Race." STEALS DEAD WIFE'S DRESS FOR LIVING SWEETHEART Little Rock, Ark. March 30.—According to the sister of the wife of Adam Hopkins, allied "suck," the wife stole the clothes off his dead mother and gave in to one of his living "sweeties." Police first got word of the affair in a telephone call from a woman on a revolting crime. The above is the story she told them. Hopkins' wife's death is said to have been superinduced by worry and anxiety, efforts on the part of friends of the dead woman to effect a reconciliation between her and her husband proved unavailing. Hopkins, learning of his wife's death, came to the home, disrobed the corpse and carried the clothes to his parlor. JOE JORDAN SHOOTS MOTHER Turrell, Ark. March 30—During a car accident, this place shot her, missed, and killed her mother. Police from Marion caught him before he could escape. DEFENDER HEAD MADE WELCOME BY BRAZILIANS Mr. Abbott Finds South American Metropolis Wonderful City; Ability Counts Rio de Janeiro, March 30.—Prominent Brazilians during the past few weeks have engaged themselves in extending the courtesy of the country to Dr. Robert S. Abbott, director,俯面 of the Institute, Defender. Dr. Abbott arrived here on the steamship Pan-American, accompanied by his wife. On the same ship came another North American publisher, Edward McLean of the Wash. College. The Quite a creditable announcement of Dr. Abbott's arrival was made in an interview which appeared in A. Nolte. The correspondent, for that paper, wrote: MRS. GEORGE MOORE HURT Portland, Ore., March 30-Mr. Irene Brown, owner of known boxing promoter and owner of the Golden West hotel of this city, fell through a hole in a Guille shopping March 16, and broke her right leg just under the ankle. --- WOMEN WHO WERE NERVOUS WRECKS ARE MIRACLES OF RESTORED VITALITY NOW WONDERFUL MEDICINE KNOWN AS ST. JOSEPH'S G. F. P. PROVES TO BE GREATEST DISCOVERY WHICH REALLY DOES RESTORE VITALITY, ENERGY, STRENGTH AND HAPPINESS TO WOMEN WHO ARE MELANCHOLY AND DISAPPOINTED BY THEIR FAILURE TO REGAIN THEIR HEALTH—REVIVES NEW HOPES FOR WOMEN WHO FELT LIKE GIVING UP ALL HOPE. EVERY WOMAN WHO HAS LOST THAT VITALITY AND BUOYANCY OF YOUTH SHOULD BEGIN USING ST. JOSEPH'S G. F. P. RIGHT AWAY. IT WILL SURPRISE THEM BY ITS QUICK RESULTS. HAS BEEN KNOWN TO RESTORE THE WOMANLY VITALITY, STRENGTH AND YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE OF NERVOUS, IRRITABLE WOMEN IN ONLY A FEW WEEKS' TIME. Since the introduction here of the phenomenal medicine known as St. Joseph's G. F. P. it is nothing unusual to see women past 40 who have the vitality, energy and endurance of a girl of 20; in fact, G. F. P. has made girls out of them again regardless of their age and the wretched nervous and irritable condition they were in. The secret of this transformation which is taking place among so many of the women of this country now is the theory of the discoverers of G. F. P., that 90 per cent of girls and women who suffer from nervousness, irregularities, headaches, backaches, pains in the side, irritable disposition and that depressed feeling all the time, are victims of catarrh of their generative organs, which is being overcome so wonderfully by their medicine, which is known as St. Joseph's G. F. P. Many women begin to just feel bad and weak at 30, and by the time they get through trying first one thing, then another, to get back their vitality and that freedom from pain, irregularity, nervousness and all-in condition, they have reached 40 and careworn, thin, sallow, have no appetite, no energy, and really feel that there is nothing left in this life for them but misery and suffering and disappointment. These unfortunate ones are having their hopes revivived now when they see so many, who were in the same shape, regaining their vitality and show it by their beaming, smiling rosy cheeked faces; bright, snappy eyes; a well rounded-out figure, and that wonderful buoyancy which only health can give one. St. Joseph's G. F. P. is actually doing this for women right here in Chicago. It is not a story of something taking place a thousand miles away, where you can't find out if it is true or not. The best known women in the city are praising it more and more every day so their friends can profit by their experience with this phenomenal medicine. Most of the druggists here already have St. Joseph's G. F. P. to supply to their friends and customers. If your druggist hasn't got it, ask him to order it from his wholesale house for you. Insist on St. Joseph's G. F. P. There is nothing "Just as Good." It is the only direct specific for catarrh of the female generative organs which has yet been perfected. That is the reason it brings such quick results, because it actually gets rid of the cause of so-called female TWO OPERATIONS FAILED TO RELIEVE RIDGEWAY AVE. LADY Is Now a Picture of Heath Since Taking G. F. P. Mrs. Rice Says the Only Reason She Ever Ate a Mouthful Was Because She Knew She Simply Had to Eat or Die—Now Relishes Biggest Meal Anybody Can Eat. "I suffered for six years with female trouble and had two operations," says Mrs. J. E. Lice, who lives at 1218 Ridgeway Ave. Memphis, Tennessee, "but neither these or anything else I took did me a bit of good." "Iached terribly and couldn't sleep at nights, hardly any," continued Mrs. Rice. "I guess I was getting too weak and my nerves were going back only reason I ever took a mouthful of food was because I knew that if I didn't get some nourishment I would simply die. I guess the condition I was in, better than I can tell you, and you can imagine how happy I was when I started using St. Joseph's G. F. P. Why? It made me almost like a woman, women I can eat now, much as I want to now. I sleep sound, too, and when I awake in the mornings I feel like getting right up, something I hadn't done in years, I have already gained three pounds. "I wish every woman who is so fiering like I was would start taking care of herself, and I feel like a different person, just like it did me. I can't ever say too much for this wonderful female medicine." I can never do "toss all night," are weak and can do "fall." See how much you weigh and how much you can do without being too tired to take St. Josephs G. F. P. After a few days do the same thing and notice how easier you can do them when you are not gained in weight. Then you will be satisfied that G. F. P. is making you well and strong again, and you can continue taking it until you have a former strength, energy and vitality. MOTHER AND LITTLE GIRL ARE-HELPED BY ST. JOSEPH'S G.F.P. MOTHER AND LITTLE GIRL ARE-HELPED BY ST. JOSEPH'S G.F.P. "My little girl was small, weak, undernourished and had headaches so bad she had to stay home from school! at times," says Mrs. A. W. Bonner, who lives at 167 Gilleas place, Memphis, Tenn. "I just could not get her straightened out, until we got her without G. P. F. being so good for young girls, and started using it with her. "She is full of life now, is much happier than she was with girl. She hasn't got those awful headaches any more, and she feels all right now. I wish all mothers know how happy are now so the children can play with her. F. P. and make them well and strong so they can get out and romp with other girls, and not have to sit on the floor long too sick and weak to play. "When I saw what G. P. F. did for my daughter, continued. We Bonner had a little girl because. I was going through the change in my life, and some times I had to stay in bed, the strain of on my feet was too much for me. "I had one operation trying to get well and strong again. And I had about given up hope of ever getting well again like I had been once. But since I am using it, don't have any more of those aches, pains and weakening spells so common with women when they are going through this period I wouldn't be without St. Joseph's G. F. P. in the house now after ace-surgery and I never hesitate to recommend it. --- RVOUS ACLES OF ALITY NOW MANY WHO WERE DOUBTFUL AT FIRST ARE NOW CONVINCED Actual Results Obtained by Women Overcome Skepticism EVIDENCE IS OVERWHELMING While Slow to Appreciate Sensational Effects of Now Famous G. F. P., When First Introduced, Skeptical Women Now Becoming as One Great Body in Shouting Its Praises "From an attitude of doubt and criticism which leaders of thought automatically heap on anything which revolutionizes the old ways of doing things," says a representative of the discoverers of St. Joseph's G. F. P. "these same people after investigating G. F. P. and seeing the wonderful things it is doing for women who had never before been able to get loose from the clutches of sickness in which their own imperfections held them, are now following the hundreds and thousands of women who are now devout believers in, and are using G. F. P. "The fact that these thousands are now using and praising G. F. P.," he continued. "is the most convincing proof of the correctness of our theory that catarrh of the generative organs has for years made virtual slaves of its victims, for the simple reason that until G. F. P. was perfected these thousands of nervous, irritable, despondent and suffering women never were able to get any lasting relief. "Don't make the mistake of thinking though that you can get over your trouble simply by taking G. F. P. a few days, then expect to be as well and strong as you were when a girl. It took a long continuation of exposure, excesses and abuses to make weaklings of your once strong, robust organs, and even with the aid of G. F. P. time is necessary to help nature restore that vitality which has been sapped away. no doubt for years. Catarrh gets a firm hold on the delicate mucus linings of the organs, and though G. F. P. will stamp out this demon, you must use it faithfully. Even an automobile will not keep running unless you keep putting gasoline in the tank and oil in the motor. The human system is much like a machine in this respect, although a delicate and precious one, to be sure. Right Living Necessary As Medicine to Health "Right living, moderation in eating and recreation, as well as right thinking are very necessary to good health. Medicine gives nature a chance to restore wasted tissue, weakened muscles, and worn-out nerves, but don't try to live on medicine, food, exercise, recreation, fresh air, and sunshine every day are the things for you to give your spare air, rich food and illnesses. Students and narcotics are sedum necessary for real pleasure and excitement, if the mind is kept clean and well. "We labored for years, studying, experimenting, and analyzing, in order to perfect St. Joseph's G. F. P., the health can once more enjoy the pleasures and happiness of younger days. We don't want G. F. P. to fail, suffering results from out-of-order generative organs brought about by cataractal inflammation of the mucus and vital parts of the female system. "The stomach regulates the condition of the blood. That is the reason the minute G. F. P. reaches your stomach, it is suddenly asked by the blood and carried to every organ to overcome the catarrhal condition by nourishing the wasted tissue, weakened muscles and overstrained stomach. From then on their functions will be normal as they should be and you will be free from irregularity, pain, nervousness, irritability, restlessness, headaches, despondency and that continually worn-out, tired-out feeling." St. Joseph's G.F.P. Restores Vitality To Women VOTE FOR ELECTION,APRIL 3 AGE FOUR WORLD WAR VETERAN TRIES TO SLAY WOMAN AND SELF Mrs. Azela LeJohn, a dressmaker, as years old, living at 55, her home Thursday afternoon by Ernest Lee Forester, a World war veteran, who knew she address was given the police as 335 Rhodes avenue also. Forester cut her hair and then attempted to commit suicide by cutting his own. According to LeJohn, who is surrounded, Forester called often at the apartment of Mrs. McDermott, with whom she rooms. He during the time he was there he said nothing to anyone. No attention was given because he had known him two years. They often gave him food and helped him to a house because he needed in need of assistance. But Thursday, while Mrs. McDermott lay sick in her room, he said he had known Mrs. LeJohn, who was serving in her own room, and cut her throat, she said. Side hospital, where Dr. Tillery of the hospital staff took 50 stitches in her knee, she knew of no reason whatever for Forester's attack, for he said nothing to her before it was staged. The collected upon himself was not serious. Merris Lewis' case against Frank Levin, owner of the house, of the state civil rights act was brought up Tuesday morning before Judge John Richardson. Levin asked for a jury trial, thereby causing the case to be continued for years. Mr. Lewis was represented in the action by Attorney Edward H. Morrison. Among the witnesses present Tuesday wore: George Ralph Woodson, a former state prosecutor; Mrs. India M. Lee, Mrs. William Purpell and W. Russell Davis, all of whom were involved in various forms of discrimination at the hands of employees of the Adams theater. Levin's prosecution was to be completed in color on the front row of his theater. 40 CLUB TO RENDER EASTER PROGRAM AT GRACE LYGEUN Easter will be celebrated at Grace Yeumman in the church. This will be the fourth annual program of this club at the year it will be presented. If patrons are to jubilate this program by those of former years, the attorney will have the privilege of Attorney William H. Haynes will be the speaker of the session at the attorney W. E. Mollon, Fenton W. H. Harsh will act as the program committee and the program will be given by Attorney Chas. Wilson, collist, and Ferrill Jones, senior, this program has failed to place his name upon the program committee has added his name, due to the many re- quests of the program committee, which is expected of him annually. The Forty club is too well known for account of the personnel of the club, other than the many professors, as well as young business men, are members and influences to the elegance of our city. Because of the popularity of this patron must observe the request to be in the city on a clock, if they WOODARD STUDIO Woodard, photographer, whose studio is located on the street, second floor, has sometimes move to offer during the present production his introduction a semi-formal and intimate presentation to be proving to be the type ever produced by him. The Woodard did a capacity business during the winter season and the patrons of the numbered among them many trees from the front season. During Jont Mr. Woodard outductive list of creative reductions in all the latest productions. mouth. He has introduced a, size manufacture" and "painting" to the rowing and the popular type over produced. Woodward studio bakes in Chicago. During the holiday season and the spring numbered among painters from past painters from past Lewis Jr. Woodward will offer an un- priced, making at- all the latest lines carried. There is no gift there is a gift during the Easter holidays that is fine if the librarians of one's home will bring these high-grade pictures within the reach of all. The new list, the library's new library, the new rury and the reader is invited to call the library and the reader is samples of all styles—Advertise-ment. IN NEW BUILDING St. Louis, Mo., March 28—Thu. The Argus Press held its formal opening Friday, March 26 from 7 to 10 a.m. in the New Argus Building. Mr. Moore was master of ceramics, rendered. Several hundred visitors were received during the evening and were working equipment and modern machinery of the Argus Publishing company. Child Breaks Leo As he was attempting to cross the river, little 15-year-old Fred Edin- sle, South Park avenue, was struck by a car. He sustained a lookon for and bernest on his head. TUXEDO CAFE 3022 INDIANA AVENUE Corner of 21st Street (Upstairs) We Serve Nothing But the The Finest Coffee and American Restaurant FINEST FOODS MEALS from 11 A.M. to 3 A.M. Our Service Is Second to None Music by the "Wonderful Orchestra" CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Returna Ecom California Mrs. Lillian Holland, the daughter of Mrs. Dura Cannon, 19. Lillian captured the picture of health after spending the winter in Los Angeles, CA, recuperating. Mayflower Temple Entertains 14. South Elizabeth street, Morgan Park, entertained several members, and entertained several members, for the benefit of Mayflower Temple. On Trip to Detroit Mrs. Dora Cannon, 18 East St. street, well known fraternity in the city, was a member of the Meth. during the week in interest of the Knights and Daughters of Honor. Victor Morgan Park Mrs. Suele Revels and Mr. and Mrs. Barnett were among the visitors in Morgan to the building of their home in this beautiful building. Brev. Jamison Visits City The Rev. H. W. Jamison, grand master of L. H. B. F. & S. M. T. throughout the United States, spent Sunday and Monday in the city on Mrs. Morgan Dies Mrs. Anna Morgan, who lived for years at 3583 Federal street, died Sunday, March 18, and was buried at Lincoln cemetery on March 24. Returns to Centralia Mrs. M. J. Hickman, sister of Mrs. T. J. Kinney, M24 Calm Avenue, after several weeks in the city has returned to her Centralia home. George H. Young Dics George H. Young, husband of Eliza B. Young, died February 12. He was born in Amherst, Canada. He leaves to mourn his loss to two sisters and a host of friends. Mrs. Lula Hill Dies William K. Hilt. Cincinnati, Ohio. better known as Stuarty. He graduated from Lathbridge, Ala., en route to Chudnitzian. Monsieur Lola Hilt formerly of Chicago. The Garect Entertained Mr. and Mrs. George R. Garner, Jr. (21 Best old street street who with their concert troupe, were entertained at dinner Sunbeam, St. Lawrence Avenue Thursday the party attended "Bloomson" "Sally" at the Colonial theater. Porn Agents. Attention! Poro actors in this city can be supplied with goods in the room 102, in room 103, idlewift hotel, 56 East 32d street, Mrs. Hawkman, 56 East 32d street, College St. New Advertisement. Mrs. Harcrow Busy The Women's Band and Orchestra is improving very rapidly. The object of this club is to broaden the field of music already has 26 members and an orchestra of 11 members, both brass and string. Much credit should be given to Hargery for her uniting efforts in this work. The club offers office services. Lowe; vice president, Ms. Marie Stevens; percussion; Harbour; librarian, Christine Welfcake; H. Harwarg, chapel music; Harbour; the club meets every second Wednesday at the time of the organizer, 431 Fifth Street. 4730 Emily Johnson Físca Mrs. Emily C. Johnson, 812 Rhodes Avenue, will be available night at her residence after a short illness of pneumonia. The remainder of her burial. She was a member of South Park M. I. e. church, United Methodist Church of Calcutta and Maggie beds. Brusseaux Returns Sheikh A. Brussels, principal of the Keystone J. Brussels, National Detective agency, has returned to the city after an extensive business trip in the East. Wife Complains From the testimony of his wife, John John Walker, 2704 Dearnan, Annapolis John Walker, a daughter of Joseph Schulman. Walker was arrested for the testimony and Johnston for improving his wife. Mrs. Simpson Convalescing Mrs. Theodore R. Simpson, who has been pollinating an avocado as a convalescing, Mrs. Simpson was formerly Miss Lenora M. Fountain, student at Smith College, Sacramento, M. Smith, College, Sacramento, M. Entertain Miss Gravely Doctors Tolbert, Payne and Vernon trained with a surprise party in honor of Miss Jennie Gravely, who has just been hospitalized. Among these present were Dr. and Mrs. M, J. M. Brown and the Dr. and Mrs. Cohen Lyleen, Dorothy Waters, Joella Starmes, Ella Rolo, Breatice Carter, May Brown and Ida May Johnson. Dr. G. C. Parker Coming Dr. G. J. C. Parker of Jackson, Tenn., will visit the institution on the civil court of the M. E. church, will arrive in the city about April 10, 2015, and will attend the guest of the C. M. E. churches. Hold Installation Easter Musicale Henry Clay Dark Dies Henry City Clerk Darkest of Henry City Clerk Darkest of Shreveport, La. brother of Mrs. M. Shreveport, La. brother of Mrs. M. March 24 after a nine thues. Funeral was held from Korsey-Morsell & Me- dian Morsell. Saturday, March 24. He is survived by four sisters and two brothers. W. W. Glover in City W. W. Glover in City in the city last week visiting his brother, James Glover, who has been H for the stepspeed with his brother, Joseph R. H. Glover, and was the guest of his sister, Ellen Glover, and son, Jesse Glover. Prof. John G. Clark and the Dixie Steppers, who have danced in every weeks, will feature at the Easter舞 and show given Easter Monday by the 6th and State streets. Dancing from them, M. Shaw at 11:00. Merger谊 agement. THE UNIVERSAL RELIGION Sunday service in the Chapel in St. John hall, 18th floor, Mormon temple, Rancho Santa Clarita, CA. Mr. Albert Vailis subject this Sunday will be "Fulfillment of New Treatment Propecies." Everybody should attend. Axendorp at Hospital Julius N. Aventurio, 5505 Wahala avenue, who has been continued to his home since Feb. 1 on account of his illness, will be indefinitely hospital where he will remain indefinitely. Presented With Baten Members of the celebrated Solo Metropolitan choir, led by Mrs. Bernice Choir, presented their musical director, Pref. J. Wesley Jones, with a gala celebration of the choir's planning another big event for their famous conductor Easter Musicale at Berean Friday evening at 8 p.m. on the balcony of the Metropolitan oratorio, "The Last Seven Words of Christ," the choir's second joke. Jane Anna Weathers, soprano, W. J. Powell tenor, and W. J. Powell bass. Jane Anna Weathers, Cal., Berean's choir, under direction of Isaac T. Yardhough, with Bonds will be organist. Admission free. Given Surprise by Daughters Mrs. Brasswell, 4720 St. Lawrence daughters, Mrs. A. C. McCrae, Mrs. A. daughters, Mrs. A. C. McCrae, Mrs. A. Braswell, with a surprise seven-course of pink and white was sourced out of pink and white was sourced out wife and daughter, Mrs. Gillett, and Mrs. Stewart, and Mrs. C. O. and Mrs. Stewart, and Mrs. C. O. Mrs. Ellis Visiting Mrs. Fannie L. Ellis, bookkeeper for the Charles L. Reece Autumn school, to East Point, to spend 20 hours at his office, the ghost of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Windsor. The Rev: Scott Out Again The Rev. T. L. Seatt, 451 Champlin avenue, has recovered from his recent injury, at his church, Alberni temple, 30th and Dyburn streets, Sunday morning. Surprise Frank Davis Mrs. F. Davis, 4123 Forestville avenue in honor of the birthday of her husband, Frank T. Davis. Among those and Mrs. Gayle Davis and son, Joe of and Mrs. Gary Davis and son, Joe of Welsh, Oka, Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, Cinnemath, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. now residing in New York City. The eventing was spent in dancing and dancing. Rube Foster Buys Flate Andrew (Hube) Poster, owner of the six-dat building at 414-313 school in the six-dat building at 414-313 school in the six-dat building at 414-313 estimated worth of the building is $55. brought through the same building. C. R. Murray, owner of the six-dat building at 414-313 indiana avenue, at $32,500. The Box, Loud in City The Bantites of the city will have their own church, the Indian avenue, the Bay, the Indian avenue, the Bay, National University Choral society, the University of Chicago, Dr. E. J. Jones will preach. Wine Prize Mansfield Bryant, age 12, 317 Patrick avenue, avenue of Raymond school, studied a saxonite in a prize contest conducted by a local daily newspaper. Visitor Entertained Mrs. Kelley Hokins, Abbeville, N. C., who was missing Mrs. Marable Allen, who traveled Miss Marable Allen, was entered into Priefer avenue, was entered into Johnson, Johnson, 4104 Fortville avenue. Announcement C. J. Jackson wishes to announce to the business known as the Jackson business that he has discontinued on and after March 11, 2015, in Indiana avenue, flat 11, Douglas Street 379-625-6250. Great Revival To Manage Pullman Shops Owing to some setbacks, we have been unable to open a new seven-chair barbershop. At 46 East 50th street, but we wish to announce it. We wish to have J. Z. Williams, who has been in my business as a barbershop intercessor has done as much for our business as I have, will be manager of the barbershop on our street. Further announcement in the newspaper—Advertisement. M. J. Browne. TAKES EXTENSIVE TRIP E. L. Joyd, manager and secretary of Nicolet-lodge, Minneapolis, Minn., was in the city this week, after having a meeting with Nicolet-lodge. He spent the larger portion of his visit in Mississippi, where he has relocated. He stopped at the Vincennes hotel. Shoots Self Accidentally Eddie Taylor, 26, 2755 Cottage Grove suffering with a gun shot wound in his foot. He stated to the police that he removed something from his trunk. - Eddle Assaults Walter The police of the Cottage Grove ave- dence for one Eddie Cook who failed to leave a vultine cord stating his address. He was shot by the police. The neck of walker of Johnson, 32, 3129 Gleeson avenue, which requires ten stitches to be freed, and three men attempted at 27th and State streets. Abandons Baby A baby girl, several hours old, was taken to the St. Vincent Orphan asylum. The child had been abandoned, as no clew was left as to its identity. She was placed in the St. Vincent Orphan asylum. A Peculiar Accident While standing in front of 343 East Avenue, the child was struck by a South Park avenue, was injured in a peculiar manner. An automobile, which number was bumped into by a passing street car, the automobile striking Brown. Accident to Psychoastatic Hospital Suffering with deranged James Cowart, 19, 347 LaSalle street, and the street car, the automobile, were carried to the Psychoastatic hospital to be kept under observation an examination as to their sanity. Strusk by Automobile As he was attempting to cross the street at 24th street and Washburn avenue, he was struck and knocked down by a car. He suffered a contusion of the leg. Cuts Require 28 Stitches. A Bailout Court judge and John Threat 20, was stung in an THE CHICAGO DEFENDER palley off 22d street between State and Ninth Avenues, where he was so badly that his blood flowed into the hole he wounds. Threat was arrested, but Dumont was not. 22d Durham street was 22d Durham street. Milton Walker Arrested 1. Three persons, Mrs. Helen Bill, 6094 2. Mrs. Helen Bill, Cunningham, 5051,饭馆赊酒, and Sam 3. Mrs. Helen Bill,刑事, and Mitron Wesker, 42- 4242 Federal street. The persons told 4. The persons told Third district, that Walker had 5. The persons told on the different moving picture screens. Soldiers Flight Wille in a restaurant at 224 East 31st street, Robert Alfred, 26 years old, was shot in the arm and by liam Gay, 20 years old, in the arm of the knife at the kuey of Salem, Sergeant Talsen drew his lanyons and the fingers in the wound, the amnescared are members of the Eighth. Cut During Flight George Idlebrook, 26, 2015. State streets were wired as he was lightning with a man at a stat and State streets. John Hillebrad, by officer John Hillebrad, District patrol. Falls From Car As she was attempting to alight from a street sweep, Mrs. Lauren Cau- field, 55, 1043 North Wells street missed her. She was on the ground. She gaited various artifacts. * Colling Falls on Head A mass of plaster about two foot square fell from the ceiling of a room at 60 feet high. It sturdy and sturdy on the heed. Her head was painfully bruised. Assaulted by Unknown With a two-inch knife wound in the neck, a man in a white State street, stung into the neck of a police officer. The police for aid. He stained that known man for no apparent cause. Struck by Motorcycle Little 1-year-old John Chandler, who lives with his parents at 4411 Dearborn at the base of his own lawn, locates accidentally struck by a motorcycle children by Rosco Fambrro, 4124 Dearborn street, at 4th place and Dearborn street. Fractures Ribs William Jackson, 41, 423 East 45th St. forging with two fractured ribs. He stated to the police that when he was shot, he was struck with an iron arm and the hands of the bankers that he had given the man no cause to斗. Sent to County Hospital Sweethearts Flight A fight, which occurred at 2017 State Street between Glen Calwell, 25, and 26, resulted in Glen receiving a six-inch cut in the side and Myrtle being arrested. The case against her was dismissed when Glen refuse d troperope. Indiana Man Cut While visiting at the corner of 25th and Dearborn streets, Alger Layton, 21, and his friend with two men, both unknown to him. At the end of the affray he was carried to the hospital by his head, which had been inflicted by the two unknowns. Fights Against Odds With five men raned against him in the Waler Parks, 36, 2729 Bardentree street, held his own unil of one the men down on his neck. Cut on his neck. According to the police, Parks would or could not name the man with whom he was fighting. Mrs. Armstrong in Accident M. Izabella Armstrong, wife of Serena Avenue, was painfully injured when a Checker cab in which she was riding at 10 a.m. collided at 10 a.m. and injured her. Stabbed in Head Some unknown man, in an attempt to steal a knife from a 21st Floor street, at 51st street and Walsh Avenue, stabbed Licking in the hand with a knife when he resisted Cut by Woman Protecting the name of the *woman* in a crime, the police have issued a State Levy Law, 25, 22 East St., to enforce the law for retails. The police believe that it is the police who refuse to divulge the woman's name, but he refuses to divulge the woman's name. Dr. Bibb a Father A 5-pound lady girl was born to a 30-year-old mother and a 20-dent hospital. March 14. She will be known as Ibela Jacqueline. Mrs. Blub will be born to a 20-year-old daughter and J. R. White, 608 Michigan avenue, a carriage house, and turned to her home, 5524 Grand boulevard and is under the care of Mrs. Jenelle Blub. She recently graduated from the South Side School, where Dr. Blub is a founder and director. KISSES WIFE GOODBY TO TUNE OF A RAZOR After married just 11 months Mrs. Marion Franklin, 22, 234 East Maryville, Va., he be better off without her husband. Their constant quarrels had con- vinced her that they would be better off with her husband. While packing her things to leave her husband, Theodore, assaulted her wife, and took care of the wounds in the breast should be kept confined at the Provident hospital. The husband escaped after the assault, but is being sought by Officers McGinley and Farrell. ON SALE The Chicago Defender is on sale at Illinois central dep news stand. Ask for it. WEST SIDE NEWS By J. Wealev Jones BAILEY HONORED SEND NO MONEY for this Beautiful Hawaiian Ukulele made of liriodendron with gaine one, Euzal of all at its intrinsic one, Euzal of all at its intrinsic one, you can play the latest face sic, enterabte at parties, Lessons Freel or on the beach. WITH with every a popular teacher. HULL DON'T LOSE YOUR HEAD REPUBLICAN FOR CONGRESS CANDIDATE FROM THE SECOND DISTRICT HIS 14-YEAR RECORD IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE PROVES THAT HE WILL FIGHT FOR A SQUARE DEAL AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY IN HIS WORK AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. HE IS ENDORSED BY EVERY SUBSTANTIAL INTEREST, WITH THE WELFARE OF THE RACE AT HEART, IN HIS DISTRICT. The Race in Chicago, newcomers and natives, face a duty that they must perform with honor, with resolution and without hesitation or the result of the political battle going on, and which will close Tuesday next, overcaches either of Chicago or New York, and honors noble men, and either of whom would conduct himself with Chicago or New York. The city is the most city in the world, Mr. Lauer you have seen and loved, the attacker, that Mr. Dever has said has driven you to despair or urged you to attempt the winters of costage, the attackers, that Mr. Dever has claimed for himself, and made promises in his name that he would deliver. Determined of Mr. Lauer, who is certainly your candidate, since you have been a member of the Democratic primary, have found themselves confused, confounded and reputated. Lauer has given that he will take no backward step relegating the political rights of the Race when he becomes mayor, with you and bring you into still large organizations, "great are Lauer's words." When James Hamilton Lewis, chief Deer spellier in the present campaign, voiced the cry that Judge Dever and the Democratic party both stood behind Mr. Lewis and his cry. White Republicans on- EASON SLAYERS ARE FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER EASON SLAYERS ARE FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER (Crusader Service) New Orleans, March 30.—A verdict of manslaughter was found by a jury yesterday in the case of William Shakespeare and Constantine Dyer, two followers of Marcus Garvey, who were to have testified against Garvey and H. Eason, an opponent of Garvey and one of the principal witnesses who were to have testified against Garvey and H. Eason, an opponent of Garvey and fraudulent use of the chair, Dr. Eason was finally wounded following a church meeting January 1, at which Garvey testified against Eason. Eason was formerly a supporter of Garvey, but following federal indictment of Garvey on the charges of murder, Garvey mailed left the Garvey organization and publicly condemned Garvey as an embezzler of funds of the Universal Association, of which the latter is head. NORTH AMERICAN SYNDICATE OPENS NEW DOORS The North American Homestead Syndicate has just secured for sale the land of Illinois, near Chicago and Indiana. Special bargains, easy terms. We have a few more of the special losses in our inventory, as $250 with first payment of $10 down and $5 per month. These lots are located in the city of Chicago, the most industrial centers in the world. We have a few of our improved Michigan land, but once you are interested write us at once, for these bargains we will not last long. NORTH AMERICAN HOMESTEAD SYNDICATE. 3518 S. State St., Chicago Advertisement SPRING SALE Silk and Gold Embroidered SERGE Silk Collar Direct from the fashion enteret This summer FALL your embroidered! So severely the hue that it is becoming a very rare art, as is knit last wears like the knit. LACE VESTEEN FREE Straight from the vendor, over all of expert every milliner skirt. $2.96 New Blue Albera Abigail decorated in white and contrast silk beads, deep gold and silver silvered gold allower lacy water, silvered gold silvered gold long sleeves plained from cut to silvered gold silvered gold silvered gold but the sleeves are not cut to the same length as the skirt. Send No Money Your Name Your Address Your Phone Your Email WORLD MAIL ORDER COMPANY HEAD CORNELIUS HENDERSON GETS CIVIL ENGINEER'S LICENSE posed Mr. Lewis and made him eat hit cry. GAMING HOUSE KEEPERS INDIANA TERMS IN PRISON Indiana Lancaster and William "Tummer" Carter finished his twenty day sentence in the county jail following a charge of running a gaming house. They were two of the 13 pollinators charged on similar charges. Three others have been given the maximum penalty of a $500 fine and six months at prison on the state farm. They appealed. 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It year, receives reports every day the other in a the abundance of in other words a Chicago Clear- and indiscreet management. A House banks. THE BINGA S bank in your community. The Binga State Bank Is Affiliated with the Chicago Clearing House GA STATE BANK, as the sole Chicago Clearing House community, desires to explain to you the paramount need of the Binga State Bank. The Chicago Clearing House is not a social club and is it a bank, but instead it is to bankers what the Secret Service Chicago Postoffice. It examines accounts in the business and supports every in the business year and protects the soundness of every institution affiliated with it. It adopts a Chicago Clearing House bank cannot fail by loosely management. All outlying banks are not Clearing the Binga State Bank institution, and it could have avoided being so but it had the keen give the highest protection and service to those who Why the Binga State Bank Is Affiliated With the Chicago Clearing House --- SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923 Detroit, Mich., March 30.—Cornetell L. Henderson, who has been connected with the Walkerville, Ont., branch of the Canadian Hirscho Co. as assistant professor for the past 11 years, has been granted a certificate of registration as a engineer by Michigan University, the registration of engineers and architects. Mr. Henderson is the first member of the committee which is conferred as a mark of distinctive merit for exceptionally creditable work. Morris Brown university at Atlanta, Ga., graduated from Payne university in 1970. He is a civil engineering course in the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. He will, in the near future, organize a local company with facilities for building and construction work of all kinds. AGENT WELCOMES STORK A REAL CORN CURE that mercy is the preparation from pain gain by a medicine root and all for comfort, and all for allison. had suffered (ineasily) their feet with this wrist remedy, nowmore remedy, nowmore order direct to our lab warmth will prepare for pain gain. KORNFOE to give temporary relief to hardship CORELATION Thousands of people who will remove the willow for many years have cured wonderful and powerful remedy, morbidity direct order to our lab. and we will forward a battle of this AFCK QUICK. Do Not suffer unsuccessfully. KORNFOE OFF CHEMICAL CO. 222 =~: CHICAGO —— ~S ST a I t F Spf GC ~im. t ¥ Se ee dedi a pA 0. STVErEL, preudent EOWIN STIEFEL, Secretary | 50,000 SATISFACTORY CREDIT ACCOUNTS 3 OUR RECORD AND RECOMMENDATION WE'LL SAVE YOU MONEY! 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Sis "Nine a feat th Teer “bh Soke Hyman ae"hngusrl Gono ant” Sten” Seana Enoutn Terr seer pute fh erie ingame Sf tee Hakan Bere Ri Macnbes ae'which Ss Bigie Siegen ts arene "Sire sCoerinns Flamin “Thriale and Fee prgiset Gaia an il Gee “runune at the Vinecnmes. hmteh Be EE Se pun poi Rt, Ee Sing cy the" vineenen ates” SENE Mune ieaee WAS ox scaling a erie at Hie Socingn” AP" Aare he Wrerdebine "tie hoses” of the 30 "Bua amon, 20 Ban 310 place ine in ea Rete ie irthdas: Peer tet ui tre Sn ray bag Geyer Nese atin hy "Se Vilmanm 2 Stee Shim Danlets, cos aut 2h sinc thet edu io The en fen Seon, ih Si he hte er se SS lie “Rimes, sak Wotan Bb. rtidng™ jor, Womering, Ser, Wess ian ee rarer ans Mas tas felatied, acer o¢ iceland SR AHI he atSn-towh! eben a ‘Bike Dicgs, Jefferson Cie, Mo. are geen tae cae Nore Samia tagh Minhas What te teat Monee” wha annem” Gers Th, ates Sinnre ipa impetving ie ie to Be iSatncal ‘aiteame’ Jovtie, Tooman at, tera Equi “sha Ta ee Mined tow tree at aia Se Mic. and, ates. Charieg, Mareial, axt Bie ane HT nate ip aR Sar hehe ns Wea “Sire Wikam Jonrtex and gon, nite, sot hehe rt tas Sl Wager Sumas fer itd Sevier Arie. and ether sot tig ian ea nih Saeco Sh Bing a Ella, 4S Bane a8 Ea Sotbtivet amd fleas fy ene ‘Minit, witty redntiven sue drtemdn ty 1 EVENT EXTRAORDINARY Monday njeht, Avil, at 8:5 olor a tin tReet Sag’ cet ahd Ine Sade Teva three eee seer Saas Saee eee PMacRE aR nary of in ‘ane naan Sting Fae We a nie Eitn, Mayet whom” Poet ERRUECE sale se Yates pa hel hain" eos a Pee ee elon tintuose diate neg San’ 12 Conte etme PeleheRa TEI therm ae Rane Teel ne te PET ates Taos SUGAR hate ee Sn eae Side strat ae eae se Ee ms [ei EAT Ther antre een LTRS, ce eet Corin Ber ae eens Manat heat ie rece Bin “ee SHORT CHa Bae horton acon: fae Rt wt am occasion Yane to ah hamieted bs Tae pone eH That Siecle reser Matas it Hibernian! a coe Rege Ae Edvard Willams Dee raster. ARRIVALS AT IDLEWILO rue nee tee bel tanga SR ote San a Bina Tite, elneinesth ‘Qtlo: Pe Rat Mim, Sac ss ani Seehtatee tanta hae” shes TERR Oth Ras an oe Tar ee ane: “Miles,” wi Bee Tautine Suchlesa eae, eke ea Ae tie Sigs Lt tine ease We Weaneer, ental ingbhart TESS sasetem wea Sean Eig, atl on tian oe Toinnge, “Staer) Atike Rade Andere: omy RS PS, TaN TARE dais Si, Seow Sete Ges i DR ama” Se Anne It Sines Pada Shiga wae! Minectcana ieee, Shoe hick Bis Painted EASTER GALL INTGARY Gorge lane Man som feartee hal MitaeMhava ek, Se Rtoarar a fae Mad ellie ot tven pieces mins Breer toni “tsieeenndn whit ad Seats eis SRN shines, 3 te 6 selerk:, admixsion NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR LARGER SIZES SwissPolka #1... Sixes Dotted EY 37 Voile?” 3, Regular and sees i Stout sxe Fi gy DRESSES [21 Bee $895 [ee Sa? x8 wettin eA Rn aces Fp Biitrene 4 Babee BRO Sek dmg Gatti 1 EARL aR | ESTE Pet ned he Frogs: hs a Po SUES ee __INTERMATIC L ORDER CO. Lar and Mrs. T. 1. Bmzelton, 5218 tattoo’ Shee Gistnane "pay ta amor i ahi wig mone Toast $F gs acter © Ne Se Te We Bridie tray 402 towen oetins return tram ilanezcta eh adage oat ree fe fein an. Brite "Wi pein Sie Tnale Huggiae: Syareansinrs, 8 ake ia the ats visiting Sie and rs St Badtion! tate Weabio ave ar an SER ee aula. SS ear taggers apn Mrs. Mo 1, Lewis, S52 East 421 street, sat called o'finasia, Onin. gn need spin dauiy ther father, Jos Bar Sens Wl rane ha exam ur ciee AMEE apelin oe were Be the SAS SaaP renense tn dered Ste Mi otra. ee Mie Mia Stee 3... Sante, 38. Rane ain ft Fe lng et Ha Sie “Been iam ie spendin raster pains with Wer cranes Siete huey ies tn tutta eae Gian Cota Prasiee SE Turis ave. ise Enea the weekend in Saha Bag. Bins lends f Shee IOP Cae rotation oficer of ‘Mrs. Gladys Carter McClure, wife. of pet Tense Nance Sector Sat uth Peete an ack fae Kane Ee Met ifane tthe she sel 9 to ChieR: Bhi OF er ig eta he Sa Sst Gc Peicher, 426 tn tags, "Rega Seine Watts Sundae oe ui ine Calta nther piste a Sie Werta Lente tals na sc ie ene, tad aC TRE Hei a Neetedint Sra Nhere Baa at0e Cine “The Tew 1D, Davis, Sumter, SC. ie in ue eng hate iene ite vias ed it See i et wen She alee intents henge Cy Wiiitamee Neat are waiting” Mes and Bae ee tem, ce SSRIS rar af Chae spent the sceekeem In Wars Yate in the iateren GS EI ian ele termecuie. th the guest of the Beans Dna ie, Gorge gon eM Pe asthe Wa ae hese iti eae ovat attrnon’ rand Sek Wa RR Stomtey. Quebec, Canada. Is Leyehdinc a forkalent ha Chienste” the get ‘of hin brother-in-law and sister. Sevan ‘ea eseine Rocce i este Sie Steanes ae bee, fr Sea the esa of the canaitn eae teehee tee Gene AMATEUR: MINSTRELS Peete tec nen SEAM cree sein Ae te aR ce deity etre a Hees elas ee a a Ese ar tae penetrate, PO Ey ie atone ecm Yara fic nite tin aah tee tsa Saaee a Se ea een at 8 sate ee RERR EE iat pale, rat Bh Seas ett cata ES SAE atmos, sed: PRON En age unis see lange Ue a Sie at Geet Be de ier oer as te denis: eke te her hime. Thee tes 0 SaaS AR Mal Br at Latte Grecary. two brothers,” Wadley Pape dartra tats hae a ae Pee 3 peel “he rota lh chore, a pareetative "antiner “Alva tity Sian eSe ac Me eae Acad’ aa wate. stoi wt Gye td mead elt tere ite Maudie af uiltee Kant ia treh 56 it Sint Acosta Greater, Uethet 33. 1, etme, 428 ee tna na Natori Wt yee Re SARS. GE'S Sopra in res Hi Mtg eventae, Sy Mex. fetta fohneon, Adnes, xanrano, rehtied ne Soytituat. Fhe, rwmrst ana, Watt ine ten saign ‘ama sts arweFnou atte Unity Mitomieas Hite tome re fa snd ah iumelaton anal diction shes Roberta Dod Crasetord. enrano, and anna Soden eels ak age se meal rin avian StoRSy ‘ane Selatoia Wee Atari een Sart Ua aye Strela the Ceres A chaeh Nace APtes tore. taped Sai nes a CeSetoe wl safer’ Chicas about Stayt scifi Semonetation wil, he, ein Pantie se Blewant” OMaG coigher “at Tent Paha ea ios ee nue. Publle invited. 7 Harrieon Eva, vente, annearea to Ret one “eine Mee A Bieeoct tape cure, tors. an Radiance f grahneiactie nme. losers Se eStats ie of tthe oe ite iene et ont the, ne Mie'wea cnneetaiiy bavlivge inthe Sens Mein ont i ne, TigS oe nehestra Other inane Eitcutse iret, Soe" Shue! “ana Ssteneanaes ee Tonner ia tie Eamon tapes oS, A ‘Met-Rtce aie" act tous aby EiSomnied hy Slag ee ice a fs | Aiedeha ta gents MewiMdMnied, 30 Pharaoh ‘Toot’ Had the Goods, . Says Egyptian Duse Mohamed Ali Says the Whites Fear Evidence in Tut-Ankh's Tomb ks fa eaten j, Hf the word of an Egyptian scholar fieito te tain “ihere te no exlden Pe sere gn chete te, tae VRS NE HACIA en ere ee ah ae oe [Barareyeres Seta ae fanart ean AU lrepudiated work for the Aryan race a ee eoitee ete See ae write a_history of hie own country Bie At oe ela ea a Mette tate eat eenrracs ty Seee ea ee a forcast Ta Medes ethan iecterane meal nce ates Pee Se jel sa Care oh Pose om eee re ee abate ies Uae Ca fainter amn mer che ee et oe oh ng THEE ena mete are ee eaet abe te oe eee, an Paes (ete att catia bee blurs ese Ne he a aes, a, Se etches ee et ae The Se eons apt raeat ete ean ee as hat Ber ea acer meen see Seah ge aee e MER IAIae ee a tc nae as” AGE vy qretatmed tht the Pax ust ners teat, ea |Nimrod. a black man. and thal StS, Me nee ieee ar emer hs eee [is an Aree baa an [rates of staan” stestaey Beara Sone aber ne heen [Ger oP ae, poate [RS stat OMe mee iwax ever any great civilization tr [seaeteatiae aut ne wera fe gers cole ea eer iene ey [aerate Heterrestae a Ha ages tenner oe le, Serer She neh ie Caen Sie areas hee !sibfe for the trading shins of the bute lee the fae [cee ete anche Feo memos Lesser ae Matera ere a Hee Fa ent a eae aces ae elec eaters ste Sea ae eae HA, sn, ee ee ae ce reer ore eee ng aimee hs he ae jee, Tusy_ within the next year. he’ ISRO Salant pee Eee eee e ST. MARY'S CHURCH eerie a eee martes oat uae NAN a Re ares AB Puarion etree. TRS Potente pee = Rein "nal Renee vem im ke SP ea ee ee ira! eee TR adit, 1 Lela iaOUd EE cot ila Ran Sie foam Nh a at fear tate [ae Sale Ie | alae Tei ic ia Mhichisonea hen = Woo, mm to TS Rev. JR Harvey Dearborn “strect, ESS eS ere “Se iat a "wructlcal (Spear arian Ge aaa areas es be cata ante fen FS ais eT ta so | Ti fein: (gg Wiichisonea fmt = Wem yt TS Rey J. Re Harvey pee lng seer cine tenho Te ca nell at stat rou of ene te SF Locate SRE SE eat a EERIE "GE hg hal gia apt Sat, Banh ees, Meee aa aera ea }_ Memphis, Tenn. March 28.—In: the SEES orice they vee Heenest Cohm” Sam dondon yf Bei han ee Saat Be Set ae cae ie Soe Wi meen re oe ee rey rae aera Me he ieee eee gg reer a coer en eal ae ie moe cae ae ee ims Miami te Se Hamid ite ewe nllaar ie Se Seu ee oan CRRURR EAUEUR ee eet ean Eins eee is eine Eis Sa So are He cited Sa hae ~ ENGAGEMENTS: ees ase EAMES. si edge SRS MSS, os — The Chicago Defender is on sale at Minis Gentral depot news stand, howe ae pres: aS THE CHICAGO DEFENDER WITH THE CLUBS Tee, Biss, Eeboe Diesare aay te atresia, ot Hrs: anus Woot BORE Aas ha Sta SMe ga ia he ae Salts GP fies ee ae EAR ie ama teed Saaragee afareh ‘gh, one Beate ees TR GIaN Chau gh wit et pus Se eas ah wna area oS aS St" naar rl ih mea the an UE ch Baer ant aR eel ea Sahar bl ee pals Heat are at Bear Cte aint Sonat Eee ac, Otani ae Sic le Bae le ge attinernat fine auaray St, es eat ith aa ta Be ir atin er nc TaN Mt Pe Beatin osete zeae ‘The meeting’ of the, Rimire | Rio grit eatin tsi ts, ae Suerte” Beer aca ERC. woe ch meta ey GRD Tone con ch eg ge estate Set Mas aectnatcauet SER, teat" ae aah teh SALI MS Sd Re Elec met ae the hte of Se ak a eet Scaled ty he “ete Hale ai, Aa At eon ie SEER wt cl meat he ileal a he at sien Seat te aNae att rete SES ORS ey, arte ain Ng arate [ee ah ae He HARES coy et ot retains aimee teat Gar Teina teks aac Se Rao tn Air itehoe atcten te Ferien ee hee Rc deaoe canta Reet BE dine woes Ara SSSEP rat neh Beetle aati hah Seer hedin ace ae Monte Se dee Ee aa ae a eine cme Sent hed sts ee FR ertiag tee th ae caer nae aay sae TT AN iad CHURCH NEWS atta gee ch a Fe Goa Sh "Bc a All react Te Sunday “sctiont "wal soSepkstenacah Hi arte teamed Suawias._the pastor fit he SS athe att oot sms sierra he es Anadis Sgr, 48 Watt chem ter core ee wa Merete ae sms tt SLT gaan | Original Providence Baptist church, mea at ee Ea Pa a aR SRSA SOR Sse Saag snake fare Tee Ni alle a ining Gereiee. "Speeiat aster” korviees ss Stans: ea esate Cinta EERE Lau PS ea Mea EI aa ne Uaitiem: ye Sarinkting ved tae en ietinteaa ia” Seen ee gamerianae fien att car Tema EM, 6, hae, ge blives Saptise church, Stet steve an cura crete ee Ere ntiee aac athe seen ea ea ie nat a ho te eee aS a ae oo Tt LES! thas weal Waa aati Bey ete gens, een Baa arte Balle che ate Es Sean a Reina thd Son ten, tania ery Sh ela Ek NG RE SAS sy Tele ie ere eo EEOR A: Behan ms ooh Date he NE fede ae San Sai? Segne Sbidey Pia ‘Sec PERO pom ERS beeen SSMS) GE Ge See soles Sune BE Ot Bini aunt Sate oats fee caper a eats eeesee@ ar ad Yost Hien tina Petia EIA ea ee |S. Saainees. resinous meas much interest was aroused in tho, dts usson ‘of many’ trades end protestone “Phe Catmount Soci club met at the peatience Gt ihe pocticeats Mis: Bather JSohnsan, Wednestay evening. Peogres- Preyornee was payed afte WEN eon Wace ese: and Mls” unto [Gaither won ‘econ Sirs. Justher Sena etident! Stes at Jones ste “Phe Gaeamvs club held «heir meot- ine ae thos Tedence. of rs Fannte Ehruar WSs "Vincenses nyenie. "Stes Viele “Chay Was Ue, Sear. "th atsrea pee at mec atte ne aeteh Noulevara eee ea Phe, Chicago and Rorthern District patetaon at, Cnlored Women's chase FSW" ee cour auarceris meeting at ie" Sletropeliuas Commun" emer. Pega atenttines at dcagatek Seaferthg membrg oto Cornel ree fi anauan eit ken Jat’ the’ Chicago “University. af. Susie Rhos tteg” saceeeatt San’ Previn Hare Pa micaaeh CoA, Brot, sates |ertha in Saat cts wht be enter tatnet Ae the Fenttenee of ts, atl euhin, Sik? Ei aente Si, Sie Be arden on outs, Npett =. ‘Fhe Lucky. hjtor Sins Satertatne Sinemet “Gen, Hip esata Eieect' Next"mosting wilh eat, 308 EESSGty Svaneet Hes Ene Sa Bo ehh ‘CouRatoo elu) met at the home Jot Ata. ce He sohmnon, Sit uast.‘eth strane ie eke meeting wl be el EE the mame: A Sm wan, 8 Fea tace aly pot at th name of Sistine Schall ts We ‘Nice naio: smithy amt Mes BOs ‘The dynlor, Mateon’s Art ani Sactal esa hata hele “peer meet sites Milernmn ak" tue” ome Herero Ailes “are reat AME 2 nc Sonat Caroling tlh met at th homme of Mea famine a Re ace See Sand ‘Fhetse Vine vhs, clu get Wein aay at ne tghdoncevot, Ses, Pang Souls, Nor Vineennee’ aes Ses AiSFieen president A Be Pome. Morne Sinn Adetuiin Gitts | Whist toursament na Aaneaesay Sti heed seeathome a ite Eien Ste |i, scuenie Gast cogsiee and ancora cub Sort mek Wego Pecan a the Stier Wa es [ae ‘Shah and Calumet Avenue Neleh- thon Peale ea <i mee ten gnats atk pate ak abe eeettone Re yirs: Grace Tales, S872 Calumet ave- Parvo Tolat Soctat club met at the otro Stes Sta Ekin as BEM aoa, lee Sling Fe Da raiente he chi the mext mens Fea ae hate me ot Ste Rotel Gace hota pit Miers atakere Phe intend ut alae ‘Ret eae Se rete will trait the hams of ‘Mex iki: id "Foelee Secu SEE soe hn. eres Se Ene Cnienae Cheieilan Meatth Work ext Saetrtation Seite ah ines vce ERGIET rig SHA" et GEG) SNPS scotia. “Ut Meg GMa" yeettents Mas Hesh, acenatain 10 seit Wee le ono Thre tar stternean witht Mire, Goadanan, 180% Fea alien tat ante 1 eUet SF Pe ti anes Next mt [ies ibe trea a ees Second quarterly moeting will be helt SE SAW, MEG Sctndes St Sear-alt hos: eeamgelist, predetal Sn Seer eimontt as Nano ang The True Vine Gapeist church, 30%. ar Bearhorn greet, fees Teevy Joho Bourne eaten Rae eee Pome prerdid Sete "suoening’ tna al Kites rhe naster lt ieguch Site setae Meine the Menrrectin we chm CH A, “The Oak Grove Baptist church, «5 phe eameetne fat tea tee Were wsit attennied Snags rive pis doen a Elsty Mugice ced i ee Bice FRE tiie ef ronal Peta at Minit Sortited “nest EGSEL, MENT yiind ions wit have & sedie at's fe me fut, Carmel ¢. NE, church, corner colina Rie! Soe, ue ite’ rents RUAN faite Liat ee Sowtictee ghetane at all mir wereess Smits he ace aks i, eke Prime and tis, ther. |B) Wheeler 3B tye ator el hake Frat Sunaay. sehont wxerciaey wile aes ORE Adele eae cre eat Thea Be Ba hn tne eae St, Monica's. Cattolie ehuren,. exh ant pengheen eareette tha dts dose ear Ree Batt saraic TENE Sig" ile wi esa So tof etek Sin uweteat trmesamn aver the lie dion neha. RES tte wal ge Herel huarng, oleae Wich ‘maene iif He il ACS Moneee hai ne APES _ghuseh for the Redemption of Soul, gaSt eit thSnueesen Metal esr Fateauin ein as vemacaed antag oe chia oni ot the enueg A seaure Fear Or ies A oie fens Brea the denies, Sumit habe SAPS Shnaceat 8 charles shes aiie People's Charen ant. setropol tan" Gomnmuiity tenter “Rate ea $2ke inthe meine Eee meinen hs neta ere, Soa Tah fe euiatian Eiweasery 730, Easter ents 8, Chri TALBERT-FERRELL RECITAL SST Sting Ha eet SHE'S tee, Uae ae Bead Sica ah nan ceria sree, “Shia ether is am achinets SPE Ge ates SF ne Gee Eerie “chant albert Har oe drs teal GbSee SNe Advertizement. _ fon SALE ‘The Chicage Defander is on ale at Unela’ Beate “depot” news “sttode Aaefor enn SSaye meme stane FREE? CATALOG AND PREMIUM LIST ea : ee, i | elt Sat: GERBR A cacturers of aro «COLORED Raw F i covonee Se” Real ie ‘\ F # Human Hait sepfsacs, we) B Transformations, Switches, & Side Waves and Wigs” & sacs eee kt sa See” sit” oma non, ot Biles pir EE RED ne zone toaster ae arcs | = Mme. Baum's Mail Order House Bp cs round ave, MEW ORK, 8.3. fawn @ai ec ; 2 Impetus Given «Scout Program | at Big Dinner City-Wide Effort to Get Funds, Lack of Which Made “Tim” a Jail Bird lag garde ee ina ase ‘For the benefit of the boys of Chi- cago, o Keep them out of pool rooms Saniting “dens and ‘all questionable Resorts, a great elfort ty being pi forth hy"the Chicako counell ot the Bay" Scouts of America to. rule $ii8,000. “thts program is for every hey tn’ Cblenge Feeney o¢ ace ‘rie abject of tho Toy Séout more- iment 1s to train amd mol te ena. fcler ot hoya: to keep them vlean 6 ikourgit, o€ body. of tind to Inst ino hein the’ aualities ot foyals Couctesy” and. trustworthiiesy, Uh thes may become manly men and tefut" citizens, Seek National Unity “According to. Scoutera{t. the, of cia organ pubis bythe Chleare Soumeli Ray. Seoul of “America Scouting for'all bogs "Offers u conn’ inom anu an thts fa 0 necessity {orrnational nity anda delinite ct Eensiap. arainlag “program. whieh work, Scouts think tur themseh ex But these helleve in -Amerlean inst ition and incates their teachings Yond "to tminimiso raetal” prejudices tint diveriminations, aad the a femance "oe American standards 0 Social emphasts ts nk i “Snelal emphasis fs placed upon the fact tat scouting ty tor al! bay fit races, lassen or creeds. "Whi Ronsreotarlan. it te fundamentals feligionse “IC epeaks, the univers Findings of wearin boyhood, Th Scout pledges to heen himselt “Ph33t Sally. strong: mentany awake ani Taocatly straights” Me docs at le ‘ome ood tuem ails. Hele trates fo save lite aghe Tre, control crowds Five rat siete. "Phorcrore, beesiuze of the. naire tue shjeets! aa tive sean of ti Mov ‘Seont: organisation, it ix bel fostore and eneotensed all over the striae, Worl facies ng pro fesclona} men who wilingly and free fy give thelr time, eforts tind mone to Save und make the boy of tou! Me aman of tomorrow, 300 at Meeting “Fo ths end 500 represdmtative mer ant’ women gathered inthe Come oom of tho Morcison ‘hotel, Frida, SNenlng’ ur put ower hig. eanel iirogran that the face bors’ ot Ch Lea behe hee a ehamee to it tinemmselves toto the sphere of weet stumiwods ‘They: Were represented hs Charles’ S. Duke, commintte deus ommissionee of the Hox Scouts five Dougie glatstety with ead {ers at 4dr Indiana avenue. ‘Fo every: moter and father fy Chi cago who, ee the Interest of Her 0 {iE hog at east. who. be contronte ‘eh the probions of instiing thin ‘the prinelpiew of righ thinking an Hane conduet, and who ts seek ike yomer ena to thie hi th Hoy Neout organization tx pointed ane tg eet means “Phe appeal cone i mice a Scone out of every tes chat parent sion know Hove, th aonte whieh. chnrneterize sepia {ite’Seont oath ‘ad the Seoue Tate a bere nttinon, “Phe cath Af "Strom my honor T with do. my hes to da yy duty co Go and mg coun {tant oes the Senut hive See heln etter peop at sll mes “Ta keen meelt nhgsteaty stron mentally, awake, ‘and moratls Semiehe "Phe Scout tow: "A scout ts trust worthy los heinGul, friends. 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MUSE Presents HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK A NEW SUNSET REVUE CELEBRATING THE GREAT REVIVAL OF RACING PRETTY GIRLS PEPPY MUSIC SPECIAL DANCES BY FRANKIE JAXON ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS BY CARROLL DICKERSON'S SUNSET ORCHESTRA WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST PAGE SIX Folks with an appetite for a wide and lengthy variety of vaudeville and in making it to the Grand theater this week, and in so doing they are obliged what is actually the most diversified and at the same time of turns line-up of turns ever seen at a loft where there is something in the program to suit everybody. While vaudeville may not meet with the approval of all, it is safe to say even this week, and in so doing they are certain to enjoy that is what they are most diversified and at the same time best line-up of turns in the hotel house. There is something in the program to suit everybody. While it may not meet with the approval of all, it is sate to say that it somewhere between final offerings Tony Langston COAST DOPE Dear Tony: This leave me, dear Tony, to thank you for your kindness "fairness" to me by Pauline and Jennifer. this leaves your old daughter, Billy Tucker, by yes. You've been nourished the Jackson Trio and Leitch & only one place in the world besides home, and the one place in Jackson Trio has become a generous sons' Leach and his wife, fostering the Herit dance that they like California well enough for a few years, and to prove this state purchased in 1982. A. B. --- Budddy Brown, erstwhile performer and producer, is in the hospital. He works on the last Saturday and a call from the hospital today said that he was in a hospital myself were called to the hospital today but we arrived too late for visiting. The entire professional colony, is pulling for the speedy recovery of Buddy Brown. He is well liked by everyone, the leader and song writer, has just returned from Phoenix, Ariz., where he lived. The Hawthorne daring academy, located at 1824 Central avenue, is located in the city, with 800 feet of room, ladder rest room, a green room, a bar where everything in soft drinks serving rooms. Besides this, we have a private secretary and free employment offer for all patrons, reading and writing, and free telephone and taxi service. Meals will be ordered and served for the public at large from 10 a.m. until 12 midnight, every day in the week. A to go and rest and enjoy yourself. The Seattle Harmony Kings come from the Seattle Harmony Kings is Eugene Culver Street, theater next week. With the Seattle Harmony Kings is Eugene Culver wonder and well liked on the coast, collinis created as much of a sensation that have been out here for quite a while, and are seen in these parts for a long time and can be considered one of the best in business. Write when and time, Tony. Finely琴你 your pal. Rachel Riley TUCKER. The Shield of Synception, 1844 Central avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. BUBBER DEAD Bubber White, the well-known comedian, whose last engagement was with the Harvey Minstrels at Tuscaloosa, died at Tuscaloosa on a brief illness of acute tuberculosis. and adds a set of wiggles and aerobic matter that has them howling to be a regular doggone when she wants to be a regular doggone when she wants to cut close. LaJoy and LaJoy in their famous offering, "The Landlord," have something worse to do. LaJoy is the best Jew comedian since the days of Harry Gilliam and he not only carries through his line of comedy with characteristic song and dance which is a near riot. His pretty partner is very clever, knows the art of make-up and is a real act. They left the atmosphere very warm for Medellin Thompson, the rising comedian, who is also like a duck, however; from the first had his audience in the palm of his hand. The material used by Thompson is arranged, and while there are no spasmoid howls there is a steady artist of guffawning manifested at his house and has the fine and unusual faculty of knowing when to stop—something he has no doubt learned through his cook and the lady dressed in a row of as pretty gowns as have been lumped in this house in seasons. All hands sang and danced in percentage, holding the auditors to the end just like they are expected to do. The final performance occurs on Sunday. The audience is just splendid show, be packing and jamming in them until the finish. THE MONOGRAM Martin & Walker's "Bright Idea" company opened to packed houses here on Monday night. This fine company has given a great name for themselves, and in the present offering, "The Unknown Insurance Co." are living up to all the nice things their advance notice has have cleared; Helen Billy Hilly divides comedy honors and their efforts are well backed by Habe Brown, as pretty and clever as ever; Hester Kenton, singer of topical songs; Miltie Turner, both capable, peppered and popular; the Turners, titled "Old Fols"; Sink Parker, Irene Cook, George Crawford, Dyer Jones, the musical artist, and the director for the company. New songs and dances, new wardrobe and plenty of clean and classy comedy is presented at top speed. "Don't fail to see this show." It is ready. No longer is the final curtain on Sunday night. DALLAS DOPE By Wyatt O. James MYSTERIAS HIT SNAPPY STEPPERS "Three Snappy Steppers & Madeline" is the name of four of the fastest workplaces in the country. The act is an added feature with the Sliding Hilly Watson Co. playing the week's show. The show is one of the best of the Columbia wheeled show, and an aerobic work of the "four" is a show of sensation. The lads are Thomas A. Lewis, a performer for years; Wilfred Blanks, at one time with the famous Lulu Causes artist for years; and pretty artist of fine caliber, and pretty Miss Madeline, a snappy, dashing, singer-in-training, modern school. The entire group works throughout the entire show, being in the middle of the curtain goes up until the final ensemble. JUSTTA-MARSHALL CO. OLDTIMER IN Ernest Clairmont, old-time quartet Desk late last week. Old Roll Top Desk late last week. Event chirped with the Happy Four many years ago. The members of that band, at present, act as musical comedy bunch together in Philadelphia. Pa. 2; Charley Foster, both deceased and Charley Foster, residing at 3701 State street, Chicago. Great Feature and New Serial at State on Sunday "Texas," Franklin Farnum's latest feature, a Western comedy-dram, showing at the States theater on Sunday, is a story of the railroads in the west of the West in the early days. The little town of Moreno had enjoyed the peaceful pursuits of a natives, and it had to bridge the gap between the East and West, and it so happened the survey for the railroad ran through the town. Right-of-way purchases were made, and the exception of the O. Y. ranch owned by Texas, and which he refused to sell. His refusal was due to the empathy between himself and the president, and the road. This empathy was caused by Texas' winning the friendship and love of the president's daughter and by Crandall's crooked dealings, to further his own gain. The story is replete with thrills, mystery, comedy situations, drama and a red-blooded, he-man climax and brilliant plot. The roles are superb cast, each character being chosen for his or her fitness to the part, and Director Herman Berman and his assistant, the production of this virtue West story, "Texas" is one of the really worthwhile Western pictures of the year. **NEW SERIAL** Art. Acord, star of "The Oregon Trail," Universally chaptered history of the United States theater on Sunday, has been recognized as the ideal stunt of his West and "in the days of Buffalo Bill." In the Oregon trail history he is in the other two, Edward Laemmle. Historical chapter plays were inaugurated the serial field as the most worthwhile and instructive entertainment for all classes and ages of people. **SUNSET CAFE** In celebration of the great revival of horse racing in the city of Chicago the management of the Sunset Café has organized a production with the theme of "old times at the Hawthorne track." There are thoroughbreds, jockeys and real 3 DAYS ONLY 3 OY THE STARTLINE A VIBRATING FILM Something Differen Great Drama Great Cast William Fox presents WHO A MY PA 3 DAYS ONLY 3 OWL THEATER THE STARTLING PLAY OF TODAY A VIBRATING DYNAMO OF EMOTION Something Different, Great Drama Great Cast William Fox presents WHO ARE MY PARENTS? STORY BY NILK — DIRECTED BY J. CHARLE DAVENEY SCREENPLAY BY PAUL H. BELGRAVE ```markdown ``` Motion Picture News Latest reports from the Lincoln theater at the Lincoln Center show that Earl Pinkerton, is getting his face massaged and his fingers manicured daily. The bought a going to happen? Little Miss Lillie, Max Skull of the Dearborn Theater at Savannah, Ga., says that business is good and that she is still on the job. The owner of the Othello theater is still on the job and yet worrying about somebody wanting his job. He is well and is expecting to hit the trail again soon in motion pictures or vaudeville. Olympia, my pal, is still in New York very busy, but them still stand in for the summer for all night performances and nearly every matinee. She is New York guy. Good luck, old pal. The ultimate of the Arkansas still neres with my friend, A. C. Doyle. Charles A. West, manager and manager man in the theater, Bliss has just finished two seminars, entitled "Hooooo" and "Citronella," which he will film this Den Summers advertisers that he has under preparation a Newro serial. He is now routing through the Carolinas and Georgia with their "Crimson Skull" Steve, the one-leg cowboy, in The Oscar Micheaux productions are plating the through Virginia, the Carolinas and Florida. Correspondence Daniel Crum, Caron, New: "Essay Miss Lawson, the teacher's first intest at motion pictures. Miss Betty Lawson, Chester, Pa.: I am received of it by some producer who will claim to do almost anything. Remember that it requires both money experience to make things tures. Samuel Alken, Daphne Kly: Distance that you think is harder than you think. If your mind is already made up, do not let me stop you. You can cash to buy a ticket back home. Let all letters come to me to Lincoln theater, Charleston, S. C. THE KOPPIN E. B. Dudley, Manager Detroit Blossoms are holding forth here this week and drawing large houses. It has been well-received, and it is recommended. It is replete with clean comedy, new songs, splendid dancing and snappy dialogue. The costuming is well done, and the well with the pretty chorus. As an added attraction the popular sister is an added attraction. The skies are in the most approved way—I = D. C. Carrnton. Reporter.) THE SEASON'S SENSATIONAL SCREEN SURPRISE THE CHICAGO DEFENDER NEW SERIAL SUNSET CAFFE "LENA" A HIT A vital problem of American society portrayed in a powerful drama of emotional appeal-It's an epic of life and love "WHO ARE MY PARENTS" "WHO ARE MY PARENTS" Built on Foundation of Sympathetic Human Interest, Production Has Scored Heavily The mysterious "Mr. X," author of the William Fox feature film, "Who Aro My Parents?" presents in her drama one of the biggest problems the characters face: their lives vividly and grippingly two slices of humanity; one, the foundlings, who spend their lives asking for help; and another, their parents? who go through life handicapped by a social stigma not of their own making; who, even when the unfortunate circumstances surpass their own, feel the inevitable contrast between their own lives and those of their friends. He pictures the lives of so many wealthy matrons of today, who refuse definitely to leave children; and so many poor, infrequently, and their nights in playing bridge. He does not preach; he is no prophet, but effectively, so powerfully and so truthfully that the conclusion drawn by the irresistible. J. Scarlet Walley, who directed the film, also worked with the same extraordinary skill that has marked his many work. The situation years after her birth, is alive to be now alive, history, and is remarkable not only for its direction but for the way the actress One main incident in "Who Are My Parents?" centers around the attempt of a woman from mirroring the man she loves. The consequences of his act brings to light the importance of a woman's ability to be a powerful emotional climax. Built upon a firm foundation of sympathetic human interest, the product of a successful marriage merits. The atmospheres of wealth and refinement called for by many of the scenes has been reproduced with additional depth. The cast, a fine one all through, contains the name of Evely Shaw, a Ziegfeld Follies actress who has resulted in a gratifying triumph for all conceived. Mugger Lytton, a character from the film, has been entrusted with other prominent characters. My Parents' commerce a three days' engagement at the Ocl theater next Monday, April 2. JOHNSON AND McINTOSH JOHNSON AND McINTOSH in New York and the team was immediately hauled a bunch of con- called to toddah some time ago on account of the homesickness blues, K., and the boys seem to be in for a fine season. Mail will reach them at 30th Street, 4th, New York City, 4. ENTERTAINER CAFE 209 EAST 35TH STREET "PLANTATION REVUE" WITH GULFPORT and BROWN, JEAN STARR, DAN SMALL DOROTHY PHILLIPS New Film Takes Public Into Homes of Stars All of us who constitute the great series of films often wondered what takes place when the big studios are closed for the day and what becomes of the stars. It is the popular movie series based on the majority of them pre-learning in the spotlight of public favor—dancing, etc. This in a wrong conclusion declares Elmore Loye the late star. "The World's a Stage," will be the feature attraction at the States theater next Wednesday. "Thursday and Friday, theaters are closed," the majority of screen players live as orderly lives as the hidebound dwellers in some serumously religious community," says the famous author of "Three Wives." Mary Glynn is returning to England to mark the opening of the standards of the American screen players. The spectator is taken into the theater, where she is an everyday human being. The characters are hardships attending a transforming theatrical troupe, as well as the accolades she has received. "The World's a Stage" is acted by an all-star cast, led by a talented woman, enables her to make the role vibrant with emotion, she supports, and fuses Macey render, she supports. PAUL E. STONE STATES THE HOME of GREAT FEATURES CONTINUOUS ? puts MIDNIGHT 3507 S STATE NER CAFE WITH STREET EAS PRESENTS "ON REVUE" WITH JEAN STARR, DAN SMALL THEIR D STEPPERS—8 MUSICAL DIRECTOR KEWART AND HIS SYNCOPATION—10 NEW YORK CITY SERVICE A LA CARTE FEATURED ENTAINMENT IN THE WORLD STARTING MONDAY, APRIL TO MY PATRONS SHOULD BE SEEN BY EVERY MOTHER, FATHER, SON AND DAUGHTER. IT CARRIES A TENSE STORY. IT HAS ITS HEART THROBS, THRILLS, TEARS AND LAUGHTER WOVEN INTO A STORY THAT HAS AN APPEAL TO EVERYONE. THE MANAGEMENT OF THE OWL THEATER IS MAKING A PERSONAL APPEAL TO THE THEATER-GOERS OF CHICAGO WITH AN ASSURANCE THAT IF THEY SEE THIS PICTURE THEY WILL URGE THE MEMBERS OF THEIR FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO SEE IT. YOURS VERY TRULY, D. KEMP, Manager OWL THEATER SEE IT ONCE AND REMEMBER IT FOREVER Starting on next Monday night, April 2, for the one week, a new policy will be adopted at the Grand Opera, the comedy, "Grandma's Boy," will be presented, surrounded by a cracker-jack list of five big time acts, headed by the celebrated *Royal Musical Magpie* Charity, which will dance. This aggregation has a great reputation and is fresh from a long list of engagements on the big time, Roscoe and Williams with them will be Roscoe and Williams and fire hits of popular vaudeville, and other acts. There will be two shows each night, 7:30 and 9 o'clock, with the main seats—all on the main floor—at the popular price of 50 cents. June us. THE STANDARD Pittsburgh, Pa.—Another high-class hall in town is filling the house at every performing leg of the day include: Three Ander Girls, in songs and dances; Mason & Henderson Co. Two African Princess, in love with Lamis Co., phonograph record stars; Fred Smith & Co., in a neat dancing song; Ferguson, and the Sally Burry Co., Mexico, a great musical comedy production. MORE STAGE ON PAGE 8 Alberta sings a new hit "Aggrava Pap WITH A PEPPY ACCOMPANIES BY HENDERSON'S ORCH WHEN THERE IS ANY PUNCH IN A SONG YOU CAN DEPEND ON ALBERTA TO PUT IT ACROSS WITH A BANG! NO WONDER SHE IS PARAMOUNT'S MOST POPULAR STAR. 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With All-Colored Cast Coming to Dwl In the cast are such favorites as Wm. E. Fountaine, J. Kenneth Goodman, Linda Howard, W. H. P. Crocker, Earl Browns Cook and Blanche Thompson. THE AVENUE The Avenue theater opened last Monday night as a straight picture house and had a fine attendance. The policy of 10 cents during the week, with an admission rate of 29 cents on Saturday, matinees will also be held. Wyer's orchestra has been engaged and every evening this handsome house a place of comfort and classy amusement has been shown, according to the management. THE RADIO Business continues very big at the popular Radio, announces venues at the MTV studio, and shows his specialty aids are putting on some classy entertainment. A brand new show at the studio, among its members is Stanley Williams, one of the most sensational artists in the industry. The entire entertaining crew is so far above the average that they attract a large audience. The annual dancing is a great feature. Managers Sanford and Ball are caged over the fact that despite this being the crowds continue to come out nightly. COY WRITES A fine letter arrived on Monday, sent in by Coy Henderson, manager, who has taken its ups and downs through the wilde's oak oil and downs through the wilde's show window in the near future, no definite date has been set, but the John Robinson circus for the summer. Coy has had many offers, in addition to the John Robinson circus for the summer. He may take up his studies in medicine at Indianapolis, where he has to go to look after some real estate business. His plans will be to column some time in the near future. 'IN CHICAGO There are two real show stoppers Jenkins at the Palace and the great "Hollywood" Bill Robinson at the State House. He has made a record on the Criterion and has to have a four-time go round without a breathing spell, his contracts read "all the way" and the gallery. No boom in years has created a more impression on this time period than the trim to the coast and return, which the loop this week DAD WARNS Friends of Dad Howard will be glad to know that he has improved some phone call from his wife stated that he was able to eat a bit and that she has in the past month. She and Dad both want to thank H. D. Jervis, Jerry Robinson, Sally Sahone, Molley and Mr. and Mrs George Robinson for the material kindness recorded by them. Dad Howard is young and old, earliest smoking cigarettes. Mall is reaching the Howards Avenue, Chicago, III. All friends write. KELLOGG CALLS TOM CROSS IN Tom Cross, of Cross & Jackson, meaning Marrion, and Old Roll Top back on Tuesday. This act is featured with the shirt worn by Old Roll Top back on Tuesday. This wonderfully successful season. The pair partnered in from Gary, Ind., after the sking at Mamaroneck. The pair partnered in to lighten life, after lunch on Tuesday. Tom met and signed with the American Giants' bull during his vacation here this summer. He was on the American Giants' bull during his vacation here this summer. He was on the American Giants' bull during his vacation here this summer. He stated that all on the show are well. WANTED COMEDIANS STRAIGHT MEN BLUES SINGERS LEADING LADIES CHARACTER ARTISTS —AND— PRINCIPALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION —ALSO— CHORUS GIRLS FOR STEADY WORK Send Permanent Address With Application ADDRESS PRODUCTION MANAGER GRAND THEATER SIOU STATE ST.. CHICAGO, IL ATLAS THEATER THE PLACE TO SEE "REAL" PICTURES ALL THE TIME THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Jefferson and Miles Broadway San East coast. This week, Olympic St. Petersburg, Fl. All hands con- tinue Bayley, the character artist, will spend the summer doing its stuff in the New York city. Brown and brown, being Herman and theatre director, star at the Star theatre, Lauren Burch, the Beulah Herbent company is pla- ying at the Gom Theater, Tehill Jack L. Cooper is having his sent care of the Dike theater. West Palm Beach is the manager of that pretty little house. Gobble and toid, with their fine musical skills, is the manager with Mall, 50 West 130th street, New York city. Gobble and toid are featured on a fine bill at the Miles theater, Cleveland, Ohio. This Is Pantysuits and toys are hitting them in great shine. Bertrand Goin, with the McGarrard and Jackson features on a fine bill, writes that Life Yuen has resigned after being with the aggregation for two years, and that he is working in the work at the Lincoln theater, Baumont, Tex. He writes that Jimmy Cox Georgia Red Hot is playing the week at the Lyric theater, New Orleans, La. He writes that the manager at Bijou theater, Nashville, Tennessee, sent in a "clean show" circular which is a whaling. In it he tells them that he is a teacher, Mrs. T. Simpson, former Ardella Marie Murphy, whose address is 1912 12th Street, Bayside that Sam Davis is her uncle; so, Sam, write her at once. Billy Mills as featured comedian with the Jevin G. Miller show, "Lizx," replaces the Hayes theater, New York city. Carter and Cornish are playing the Miles theater, New York city. Williams and Taylor are playing the work at the Froster theater, Alhany, N.Y. McConnell, the Ventrillonist, is making his first appearance of Palladium, Membils, Membils, Jones and Jones, with their new act, Cummings the Fitchler, Moss. Norman and Heikilian Nuts are playful and fun. They are filled with this turn, which is hot and sweet. Covain and Thompson, the Dancing Ball at the Fulton theater. New york city. Joss and Fry are featured on a stage at the State theater. New- ark, N.J. Matt Houseley's great musical group, which includes the theater, Regina, Canada. Carrell Taylor trio, with Tommy Carter, are at the Golden Gate theater. Farrell Taylor trio, with Tommy Carter, are at the Golden Gate theater. Pearl and Minnie Moppin, after 18 months in California, will join the Fire Department for the East. Pearl has one of the best hoop rollings turns in the business. Pearl and Minnie Montella, with the Radio Girls Co. have had their mail sent to the Liberty Theater, with the Liberty Theater, are playing the present week. Wallace Trio, with theilly McCarthy and singers are at the Liberty theater. Christina McGuire, Tom. Will Marron Cook's Chelf club orchestra and singers are at the Lafayette Clarence, Williams, the song writer. Carino, Williams, the song writer, New York City, the Harlem hospital. Manual Deforest, the well-known author of *The Black Swan*, last week. Will H. Smith, old-time showman and owner of the located at the Lafayette barber shop for some time, is now at the shop at 52nd East street, ready to do his stit. Melinda & Dade are playing the week of the Square theater, Cambridge, Mass. 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Sally Gates, Dorothy Wigens and Mud Russell, late of the Billy King Moonshine Girls and are playing the week at the Frobe theater, Birmingham. James Phoenix, with the T. O. B. A. Revis, is playing the week at the Palm Beach Harry Fidler, doing his sluice with pronounced success, is headed for home. He is playing the week at the Hippopotamus Cal. Johnson & Harding are hippopotamus a terrific wallop on their constrictions. He is playing the state theater, Oakland, Cal., last week. Foxworth & Frances are a hit this week at the Pantages theater, Portland. The Wallace Trio, with the Billy Maunlinen, are at the St. theater, Atlanta. Long & Jackson, doing great at all stands, will be at Cleveland, Ohio, the present week "Follow Me," the big musical comedy that will be the focus of the Globe theater, Cleveland, Ohio. The Famous Georgia Minstery plays the week through the state of Colorado. Jim & Jack, featured on TV, at the Pantheon theater, Seattle, Wash. 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LINCOLN THEATER 3132 STATE STREET FIRST CLASS PICTURES CHANGED DAILY PERFECT VENTILATION COMFORTABLE HEATING Continuous-2 o'Clock to Midnight PAGE SEVEN STAGE NEWS PAGE EIGHT London. theatrically to becoming darker. institution Days on the Bear Tony: The advent of its other side seems cause of the dile- cacy of vittimacy Columbian performers in London with some hysterical with their in- tubations, loss much of its in- tubations, loss A. B. stopped to ask a question he said that the Withers and Walker's show did not be supported by his white members of that famous company. S. T. Whitney 1 Shuffle the third birdballs fair to become a social as well as an artistic success. Room club, gave a delightful banquet in home of the company. Jesse Shipw was the spokeman, creative and inspirative and inspiring. Leoys' caledar also gave a special entertainment for the company in every place of high-class entertainment extended invitations to the company. For all of which we express sincere Pamphilasing from Shakespeare. It the "Evil Norsemen do lives after them. The good is often left alone. The evil is often done." HINNEY. Route: Prospect theater, New York, week 26th: next two weeks. Boston, Arlington theater. Address: Arlington theater. MAIL RADIO TOLERANT TONY Tony in silence, Tony in noise, Tony in pain, Tony in joy, Luis will name their little boys Tolerant Tony. There's a real hereafter for Tolerant Tony, earlier for Tolerant Tony. It's above, not below par. So when Gabriel blows his horn Early on that final morn. When we do none no harm? Tolerant Tony. — Frank Hendon, 1331, North Senate GOOD SHOW Winston-Salem, N. C. — (Lafayette theater.) The show last week was an anthology of plays by Brown Co. in a clean, fast-writing, not-to-date musical and variety bill, curated by Lattice Johnson, Clemon Jarris, Virginia Harley, Margaret Brown and Mercia and others. The show is one of the many shows at season. Willie B. Wells, sales manager. SAYS JONESY each week that I went to Memphis, Tennessee, one of the cities in philadelphia, was here that I made quite a theatre world several years ago, always look with joy towards this city on Burroughs has my show billed like a carousel and is expecting Bilou, Nashville Joe Clark's Radio Girl is the attraction billed for this week, while the other is the circus for the week of April 2. The company is jumping from Philadelphia to Nashville and Orlando besides "The Show," in Edward Thompson, A.D. DeKorte, others. Mr. Star is expecting great things of them and I am sure they will deliver the goods. "What Every Girl Needs is a circus," the shows are they are站到 play. Palace, Memphis Too Sweet and Too Sweet, Johnson and Grey, Brown and Brown compose the vaudeville bill here this week. -I have a secretly and each registrated highly. Notes Billy Zeek is vacationing in Nashville for a few weeks. Miss. Willie C. Stirkland of Texas- kana, Texas, is selling dacats at the Lineau, Nashville. Her husband in the meanwhile is attending Merck Medical JOSEPH JONES LETTERS Dear Tony, I guess you think that I have forgotten you, but I have not. I have my company, we came in for a short rest at Pleasanton, Kan, where I have two nice homes, one or more of which we furnish to them with an充值. We also have two time autos for their children, worth living for their performers at all times. We will open again the company because of fast growth of course, you know that I don't go South on account of conditions in that section of the country for the Defender for one year, so I get it every week and I must say that the country and we should all be proud of it. Well, Tony, you must drop me a line when we are done, best regards to you and the Defender staff. If you ever get out in this part of the country, you must return from performers at all times. All man will reach me at my permanent address. Your trust. Mr. McCABE, Mr. Georgia Trentious, Plashton, Kan, Box 257 Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. L曼ston, Dear Friend; I am pleased to work week between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Ky. Mr. Lewis has a wonderful job, writes say, and has a wonderful job to pack houses at each performance. Tommy Pierce, also connected with their work, has a Russian dance and Saman- lae is singing "Why Did You Pick Me Up?" his Russian dance and Samanlae is feeling "My Buddha" and comes back four or five times. We will be there for the future, so you will be able to give us the once over very soon. To get to the Lincoln this week to ever see you is there, as we do a matinee every day. I will write and tell you everything forward all mail. Leon Cassady, write. Respectfully yours, VIRGIN CASSADY. 421 West Sixth St., Cincinnati, Ohio JIMMIE HOWELL. Friend Tony: Just a line and a couple of press notices and "bids" showing how much he loves West. We will possibly be out here all summer-working, of course. Printer, tour with us. I had one of the most pleasant weeks of my life in Seattle, and I will be back at the hotel. He is the owner and is also holder of an enormous amount of real estate. We have ever had the pleasure to meet. He will be in Chicago during the Tiks. There is nothing to write of from here. I don't care for it, or I keep on burning. You only Tony and I believe the profession now known is continuing to believe in my skills. Dear Friend Tony; Just a few lines to let you know we are still in the land of Liberty this week. The company plays Knoxville next week, Mrs. Benbow comes with open arms, as this is her first appearance there. The company consists of Beulah Benbow, Eleanor Goldwin, Grace Goldwin, Grace Goldwin, Claude Goldwin, Claude Goldwin and Claude Mantley. Mr. Benbow has been visually bombarded by the lunch sends records to you and staff. Forward all mail for members of the Team to Gena. Your friend. FLOYD YOUNG. 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COPS JAIL GREEN AFTER CHARGES OF OBSTRUCTION Bungleton Green Withdraws from Contest; Congress Next; Trick Charges Gets Him "I am now a full-fledged public servant. My record shall vindicate me. What boots it that the enemies of me and of the people should compre to being about my downfall and ultimate tragedy to the public? Never before was I so convinced that the masses need a different sort of leadership. The man who can furnish the proper guidance faces an opportunity and a duty. Good citizenship demands that he offer himself a "living sacrifice" for the frays. In the words of the famous fighter, "I have to fight." Yes, I will run for Congress. Political tricksters in this city believe they have thrust me aside. I shall fool them. Yes, sir, just as I am afraid they will look like a bunch of kids late for school. I shall be busy all this year preparing for my congressional run next year. Bungleton Green, Greenwich Village, I have never lost in anything. 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The Garveyites gave copies of the letter to the white press, and its publication in the columns of the papers has aroused a fierce storm of protest outside of the Garvey crowd. The letter, part of which follows, also refers to the American birth of the writers, members of the Garvey "We are members of the New Orleans division of the Universal Negro Improvement association, wives and children that stands for improvement and uplift work among Negroes, do hereby present to you our grievance for having been called to the office on date of January 19, and for being dangerous characters in spite of the fact that we were born in Louisiana, graduated from the University of Louisiana, owners and tax payers; never having been arrested or considered luse neighbors by anyone anywhere lower. The opportunity for the wife of the Second Marrion, Mr. Green, intoxicated with the proverbal "joy," bumped into a policeman and explained that the candidate for alderman of the Second Marrion, of his being in the condition he was. Thirty Days Of course, the charge didn't stand up. Mr. Green, as he was able to prove, has no private stock of anything contrary to the law. He was charged with two days pending a special investigation. But his enemies had been successful in getting a "story" for the newspapers, believes that he can hurt them more by resigning from the contest. Such methods as theirs, he says, will assert themselves in the record of the candidate elected, and the people will be able to see. In the meantime he will be able to do himself pre-procuring a birth in Washington. Once there, he believes, he will be in a position to exert some pressure. He is going to make the run on the sole issue: "A Race man for Congress." White and black men must learn to work and live together in harmony. It — why not here? autifu InOneMinute Read how to improve your complexion with BEAUTIWHITE One Minute after using BEAUTIWHITE~ OWERS PROUD LAWS IN SOUTH "The Universal Negro Improvement association is our church, our club house, our theater, our fraternal order, our school and we will never forsake it while we live; neither will our then forsake it, but fear has crept into their hearts because of the police's continued interference with the crime, we have faced some night we may have some serious trouble. "We like your 'Jim Crow' laws. In that they defend the purity of races, and any person married to any but a Negro cannot become a member of our organization." "We are not members of the Negro 400 of New Orleans, which is composed of that class who are spending their time with card parties, eating, parties and studying Spanish so as to be able to pass for anything but a Negro, thereby getting a chance to associate with the Negro community and face to which we belong and we feel sure that God made black skin and kink hair because He desired to express Himself in that type as well as in us." "Feeling sure that you will give the justice and consideration we deserve, we are, very respectfully yours, Mrs. G. D. Duns, R. N. Mrs. Octavian D. Duns, R. N. Mrs. Florence Watterhouse, voluntary committee of the Universal Negro Improvement Association." "Abiding by the Old Ship" is to be Oliver Baptist, church Sunday April 11. of stock, when Dr. L. W. Williams set to form the position of the chief pastor of the community in the presbyterie political situation. Business and medicine as well as citizens anxious to have a public view of the public questions of the day are preparing for an extended meeting of the city's officers at the Uhrim hall at 11 p.m. on Friday, Dr. Williams, speaking on the "Church and Politics defined to the passions of the city their duty on matters of public import." Those who are prepared to save souls have lost its essence," he said. "The correct conception of religion is that it has a critical relation to the nature of saving souls. Politics is the science of settling properly the ethical, civil relationship between schoolkeepers and others can take part." FUL SKIN One Minute how to improve your BEAUTIVE the new lightens the skin At a church day Brooklyn, N. Y. men and women inventor of Be sample tube th a clean, light, tracted all the lar. 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Beautiwhite has already been acclaimed to be the most remarkable beauty improvement invented. Beautiwhite lightens your skin quickly. It cleans dark, muddy skins and gives you that delicate light appearance which so attracts. Send no money now unless you expect to be out when postman call. If so enclose $1.00, which pays for a liberal tube (enough to last six weeks). Act now before you forget and miss this opportunity to lighten your skin and make yourself beautiful. Send a postcard, letter or handy-coupon. Agents and Dealers Wanted Non-credits of the U. S. are requested to send $1.22 in advance. Name ... Street ... City ... New York City 2 RICH SHIPOWNER IS ACQUITTED OF BOOTLEG CHARGE Ottaway Holmes, Owner, and James Woodson, Bartender, Arrested in Liquor Raid Washington, D. C., March 30—Directly after the acquittal of J. Ottaway Holmes on charges of selling, transporting and possessing liquor, Attorney Frank J. Kelly, in charge of prosecuting all violations of the prohibition law in the United States branch of the police court, started an investigation to report from some prosecutor, whose identity has not been made public, to the effect that attempt had been made to tamper with the life through the police. The policeman is described as a frequenter of the corridors of the court. Holmes, a wealthy race man and owner of the excursion steamer E. Madison Hall, and James Woodson, in charge of the bar on the boat, arrested him and issued a warrant to boat officer and confessed by revenue officers. The steamer was later returned to Holmes on the execution by him of a surety bond for the theft of four liquor bottles on four counts—two for selling, one for transporting and one for possession of intoxicating liquor. A small quantity of whiskey was reported to the police. At the trial Holmes maintained that he had no knowledge of any whisky being alleged the boat at any time thereon. He also testified that he had given strict orders that there should be no whisky or other intoxicating thereon. He also testified that he acquired the owner. Woodson, however, was found guilty of the charges preferred. His attorney, however, has filed a motion to have the judge stay days in which to offer his argument. Mr. Holmes is a man well known in Washington, for years having conducted a whisky show. In Southwest Washington, he has considerable financial standing, and is also a prominent churchman. His acquittal Judge John P. McMahon of the his steamer and the boats of $70,000 has been lifted. In elections, why should Christians and the church also address the meeting? BEAUTIWHITE CO. Dept. 100—263 Fifth Ave. New York City. Please send me the full size tube of freshly prepared Beautiwhite. When it comes I will deposit $1.00 (plus postage) with the mail man. This is payment in full if I keep Beautiwhite. If I am not satisfied with results in 5 days my full deposit is to be returned. Non-residents of the U. S. are requested to send $1.22 in advance. SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1922 SUPREME HEAD OF AMERICAN WOODMEN DIES IN DENVER Elks Forge Ahead Under Wilson Rule Denver, Colo., March 30.—Succeeding to the effects of an operation for cancer of the stomach, Hon. C. M. White, supreme commander of the American Woodmen, died at St. Joseph hospital, this city. Mr. White had been for some suffering from the ill effects of his malady, but not until his recovery, Denver, after an extended itinerary in the East, he decided to suspend to an operation. Washington, J. C. March 20—In the proclamation just issued by J. C. March 20, the Elks, some interesting information as to the growth of the order, the Attention is especially directed to the work of the Fraternal Record, the official periodical of the order, edited by William C. Caldwell avenue, Chicago. PETER H. Statistics are quoted here to show that 26 new lodges have been set up this year and that 24 more are needed to reach the work area, with an increased membership of 50,000. In South Carolina and Delaware, hitherto unattached territory, notoriously poorly managed has seen an increase in South Carolina alone, Massachusetts, North Carolina, New York, Illinois, West Virginia, Wyoming, Washington, Arkansas, Maryland have also been increased. C. M. White **submitted to an** C. M. White, with Mr. White's death the face has lost an ardent worker for its economic interests. The agency is de- served of a leadership which has brought it from an an- organization with member assets of $1,000,000. The assets are not more, but no less has Denver, the nation, lost a leading citation. The proclamation also reports the cheering news that through the work of Lincoln Johnson, grand legal review suit has been adjusted in Indiana. ON SALE The Chicago Defender is on sale at The Central depot news stand. 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Atoinh Sherman (hitey BEET Boat Gato wee Re Crane, yeh chased that Re tr ried Pinal Sewer neath to tno “Pugene ‘Iinekly Jones, exreuttve rec- tars ie adloneh Pam aes: Soh 9h, Sitase Cr neta aes eating" of the Exley 6f Netto Bice” gy ry ae ‘Sa cn, as anh hs MS esr, 100 ee gh rete weer neh Hee ca ead ie OS "Marion Toward, 20, 133, West 1400h onl, Wha deguted Ia ec ty to tina Reteetiva Pailiy_ Ae Ata ail has het ‘sent ta. the wearkutes se tinea” monte Yor iseisy at te Sina ie he Foie of ped “Twa nersonx wero mystoriousty’ envied ean Unk mneh mache se rariy ‘Sunda asta "Re aaee Ses nfatenit Sty ele, Sun, | unin gees war atskued at ee pete and wan fesmaved to Tatler hbk weak, Rites wah ae oh eae 1th tran Aetcaied "ean ta tes tat “Reaite fiomal and gulag, eather chic ereestied Poiiae, Gutsy SESE I peSRo weed he soeee Sma Smal "Gun pin “at She fthe Fe SG A Stunlead twocram | manee. and eenaina: Antereon” salon We | iss Guenditen sending. saul Eerinctos Xere. A short sieech an the ¥. MM. 1. | nian eaters tan nentian a | fered "other Serer were nee ie rowan Cras, EC eeweee tee wi | iat, Mastin” and if, en Faher. ie Was inetLint tcetine of si eet Mark eomimiece Phrelas” oer ine, “We gas we test gatering his Sia of she conten, ate Naat re pea pte Paani ae spunea at Mote ion church West sis mlb eit fae a Faster Sunfar at 289 p.m. ast! ee EAT aE E9 PSE | Reig “nual "Sargon neeathea | Rather “iam cater tale oeentae | he naa tne eee. We Wows wil Peath ie annual action OF We Zia | ity | Sies courtney Turpin prosenzed, the | A gege Gers preened te riume ot dhe wank ot Washingos | Tileresting Sunday services are| lntresng: _Paneay. sersinen. ene} | et RAIS SORAO, ot he tnere man ding at S5t Weak ate res ei Gir i St inns eehng india a FRR ate ang Sat i a EASaieianmlon SS ge Zh eae te sted a uregy at 2 ith ae Spc a Satu eget eh Br AS i “wha mete eecciaeanes ht nm ted Seghts CBee ia Cy sn wen, 28 ate (ott alia oe a a ta Secrae coaert pe Sie Eelocins orn ae iqre ct A Nahata Masa outa att open eomthy “Neve Tek reettbents, seh. fe Se as Sea hates Sorat gene AOU NS LS hag AE Misia ng Wy, Dh Abhatt of Uhe, tecnt Defender SERA STP Gt aie ana Detroit ae TA Brand. surpriio was aftomted un achat hata beraona whe bat a Sag TEP Teate cee a natal dance recension ‘given by th MRS Sei chal Mage Maat Hoody Mine eats” een, Siar Fhe al was bey eearte et aed etude Searle Gua Ceci oreheta: A ‘Stein ote . She otal Stew Adolf. Howell 10 in, Tt Mech cent ster Grae ch olite diene haar Suentings a" Hee as, at ik She hthesinaen fen PhS a mand rvs erere Se star Canine Ea ea dee at stop fa ae ne he ch Hacc “heen SRP Bent Hictaeawet a, Bord Soot, Pe Ein hie Senet ores enn saietateass Stith 3p nana, ave lng eg lees" Siey #2" Stopes, 20 a Sectchan Se sin reset, ntaiee a tail i Meee IRE ee a Hho ate eS We Sh er je Se athens ah lt Zoe ta eh ge eee wale ve ‘tras Sule 5. Sounders, 224 West gio st neater fal one eetden eh gt ate Bieta” tarp, Me, Runde Eel a lee taacuatn hog Spray cele Wf St, Mark's 317 ehhh coterie Satna eee (ne of thes hoarse the savior} iRind An eaporabie ecntny wag spent ae, the Sass ut the busiest nezsion. he Siren nde ine" We Ag deiizhifel st “yatrick’x “any” parts: Simos. Drege, daater turgie, Paticn stl Boney acre Sv Yometle' and dot nated uetremem” SHES Lena sea hice Bien and Me. Michel fers aithed the imirameniah” ance Sid Chauncey Xortiern ad Ttagwoud Bate mini acterst plonoing wanibene The Senta tage ma trict Wate to Mrs Neue ¥ Griffin thor retiring_jrestegnts Wh Gonieslaiog of ner fathel atch Saree temas ia emu of ER Simmitter it mansagentent ‘und hale mig atthe mete gor en tine eee Sinftne Fis We al aro, wife rocosering frum cent es KAU tne eed for St nhc ae Mths Gis "The ceacaneaue ven Satuntay rane ie tain Say ‘i Fane) io, hon i the abe ee ibe Hatin aot, “anietnea te arasinkthe, mite ete Selon Sine Sfea As Phage’ 320 West int Seti eas SMBS ety Ndpeada evento tn homme of hele ifuh hiiestgne. Slane presents were realsed Refeeaiments "erg served, iter whe ancine as indie In Sore thir Ehea erst atcensed the | am comeert aig dSnen eicen Wy States Hinkgard “atthe "Renalasanee cating Kamiage owtntowe Several Noted and niente fences epneated on the. Bro=| siafause”| Dawelng prevailed after tae meer Murte way fornlshed be the coach tage fly eat tl Se ae ae a Bon Se re HEP actate pitt juan FPO ty ee at eskve Geathe alexa ate SY casein ite, Coronas Hicharil Cratiatns 4, 307 enn Ur As wis Wee He al 1B fer atnd ac ant a fh ser icane ote ah Lesa SS BASS Bilchacl, Tigwere ass, Wem, 18th Jsurect: Irie “Wooltard. ita Weest 1aoth Sirct: dant Muri Wet [Streets Marie Murray’ 168 Wete 1H sifest! eante. Suneta, ee ese Na RECA: Rebecca votes, 28 West 18tt tevet: Sive"Serina itouineans 43h Wes Hlth aurect: Uensie Gadsden’ st Lace’ orgie ‘Eitzavets orden,” 114 “Wen TER Ncett Piieaucth hte, 49. Wan TEM duset! ilesbeth Henderson 12 Heat “F38Gh" aireets: dul sale 1 Wert teen rect, ‘and Getavia Em Sif ivdar “hota stroee USE QUINADE Xo other slagle factor contributes s0 mich to personal charin tnd. atirace Ge nese as beautiful baie, SEEBYS QUINADE will help to beautify and SBprove the. hale.” It will. goften Hiaran, kinky hale, making it easier to Tat tip tm any siste fe length wil Derm . ‘QUINADE ts a medicated pomade, [containing Ingredients which are ext: Salaved te stimulate the seaip and the foats of the-halr, thereby encourage ing tts growth. Tho get bem renults from use of ‘Quinade. cleanse the scalp remulariy ith Seehy's Quinscoop,” the fdeal Sharonon. - insist on getting Sechs‘s, Quinade and Goigatoan. TF agate t@ abain Sour drugelet's roall vs abe price: GulnadeSne® Quinaenap, te ond we Suit sena then to tony” Seebe Brus Can 10 Grote Bt. New Socks Citgo” HKNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, HERD { | HAS. GARE, SHES P. BRA shea, soming, mh, 3 a al et feasts ihe sat ah ful, “hess, vcr ere ular Sora eae os gees rae ba eae Sra unten ieee Seer aaa i Slonm rane the efteuliag by the ratd Sete Bee geres crs Scientia Ween retorts Wk usted hoe eae es a ignnsiding property af te orders 3 eet ee eas Si ueeetcane Gas ee Weir ieee Sau Suaniearag Gans tan BROOKLYN HAPPENINGS Beicial ere hes 1S Ht the Ashland place 1 WC. AS NER Bets Sap tiie ut eo" fade tay OF th a haa es ire ner ate ‘net Wile tee tren Hits untae, Sonia aR See oon HES nat baa Aa Pree r g qarthengenn Genre 6 Sel te et 8 is rele ie ca hela "atureday’ atternaan wt tne: dante ie a ae ete pte cat oa Serre nth yt Soe Ge te ee a ae aaae ee ora ae Ie Salita have olen the Jewelry from oe eer ce La eae et a Se te ale si dae el rahe hamee as rt iat aie htaar ee Inet a rahe eae eet en eel nth aan eine ge at Seas eg aaa aa ae Soe a ie, ye a Wie beat ars, 4 460 GeremAGt ds She Siar ae SIPS Bei Sig? anneaieainies se etal PR geet Sreicar tat daa ree Rev Sours cer oi ate eaten ace ne ee ae a OS ali Ree tisha Gate oe rer aniis ieee ates SE ithe MOM eee b tidal -CBlat SA ec shaban, The xernion will bo held Sun= day evening. ‘May 1, at the Academy $200 REWARD ~ For information scadins to the arrest of Bea Siaene eel Wea Tet Soe Ne eat ngs foe Samara Bes eee etl Pte a cot a ae Wet th wee: YOUR FAT MORMON WEE ES 83 Zp 7 | Pe = a hemi eat Shwe Batt Lake in SSS) Your Bath Tub: gh bret Bait ale rw Poend werderih Seaseree™ ‘FREES os [el an am Ee aneene al Eee aoe MOR ‘the counon below. tds looted WSLURTapeene ‘SEND NO MONEY cctwthitny'couron Eee ee Sere Raval ea “NEW YORK STATE NEWS - LAFAYETTE mith THEATER wits ONE WEEK, COMMENCING APRIL 2 NORMAN FRIEDENWALD PRESENTS NeW PLANTATION DAYS AQ—ancrica’s cxeatest anrists—4Q) Pe a SEES HAWAIIAN HAIR GROWER CORPORATION ava, BUILT ON MERIT ~z3 By MADAM T. G. BRAMLETTE _ e ? DEBUTANTES’ FOLLIES Sigglane ow in . ORESS REHEARSAL LAFAYETTE THEATER, THURS., APR. 5 Tiiy of tree Mont Bestia Pebuae, Seley cy TH gence Rett Dae Bese GUS CREAGH’S ORCHESTRA - aoa seen, in SEMEL Wsoouns, cme SOLAR PES Lag, say mame, a Segui oes eT ee iat aes tate Be Des SN BOP See eg te ope ae ae UTICA. N.Y. Conquest Court No, 12. 1. of P.. held aftitnaramiee Shaasey 2 oe Gariler seit teajan” Mardin, aiedelws Ect et a er ‘The Rev. J. A. Holden uf Hope chapel Bs cPaGeS ts tres acettee Shglavrnets teats sae ee, ui ng tote aes fe ema donna, Taunt Smith, * pianists fee, eve Let eee fica WER otra ae, SS ec, ee date SS et aa Rane Re Pa ona ay tas MME lst. gamer, ttn iu halen Sat” Rurimaeis chem eat, Ht der Sunerintendent sicokde Ake Wes eer irae ales Save tenicee snag ee pret Bete ey Sat ea a Fee eaneleh Meet ie Ba sircet, who has fecn on the lek lst, Ge ae leet a on ie Seana ne ety te ud hata al sq GAEEOIE SM cen es oe ee ae Kit Sk eee Gt etna Peete ie SOM a Set Seah eae Eater had gq attack of acuan tigen Ge et Geers inirned to ‘thie cits Sten “General Ane Tete a are eS ED Petite aerate Ge, aa Bia Womens arte aula eat eae et WhactarMtrx Thonn Sackion ant Sire Snare eter Raat Bet cr neko a yk ae St Sa haha Ne ea gat Che, eet ‘Fahy law ra: i enblenst freon. 3 we Holle, sehen tees remit reed Hanis Se aa alr ea ht RP ik is. ile: Aaa is ee ease Ronee iis Fee ot sheen Wihtame widersaking establishment. in SU oy sues, Mtten S nerih Youth ace-| irk, 28 Sonth Serond avenize, met with | pe eh eeraarr ee ret cee Leeda wes 8 heard See Eirtacea, Was one Spe Sharer ak et | fedings th aw gee un | riche eben need en ey i se acetone hE hate ae sis Moser ha caer Be TOR gn cen od te. tee meee et OS iBarere ttee tf para ie mead an Sane clei hana oat Gry Beenie eal aaah ak a Seat of Mth eae Cm | Ree arta he ee || venting. “Awl 13, at $ aclock. Ax “| et ea a ee eet, ae ‘footer tally Wil ke hee cad ae cones Papeete lke arta “ana sists aa’ oni ing HiSeate teat ae? ot Hea ae ete eases Be Stu Bo held May'€ te1s cee Aten Mamas: 9, Ha of neem fer home tn auvarnn, 3. ¥.. with her Weelis. the Chieizn Detenter. tit Sis ge a Rie see ek. 3 cneensoRr, wey, Pioncer lodge, Xo, 70, gave a mas~ Se eee ke REL ar OP Pea eat tan eel Hag Meat ees Pesan SLSR er UN i See ee ate een Beate MIS ate tate RerRaRP SOS AMS ae ‘YONKERS, N. ¥. Among the Daughise Elks from out ofa tee, Sarees, ite at Scour are Aengs, Whe Lesenlen Tape Mer enh Make Ware Antal Gee th Me eRe Naseer Este Se, 2 weaatinl olf altace” a of sna Ratle NH Meee ine cise “months In Wisconsin Me Gia a Tere", Cone rGiee Ci See onic, Uk eitteeeet e Derre at nina abet ect ie ie teat ee eae Se iatichdat ne ince “Rape PRES seemieedia th ete Srna el Re ine Gad er: Fa na ioeteian st ftantttch BSoiht Sty Senet ot Satie had Binh steatadas areree ss Hens Sst iret woe Baie Re Pa a Set Seah EMA tne thee ta iS date aha Been i Rtcae aes Rael ee aime wee ea a sera ASE eat a fat ea Fie Ne olee shateat SOE Pat Fottn Utara asia ae ie au ater rk RT ine Reve Wee A amen spent ahs, eet Sregeenn aaah ar tie ee ae Worchesien Stara.: Me. and Mex. ©. 3 eae roe PE rg ae [Ret gens Te einai: a an sen eet [RUB Meaghan a, are ameter Se ene aye tacaete se feo ab ae Be | Wittstarrghs Mrs. €. Weil, Newburg, Va! Shogo Get Acne Races eile CeAnicesone | conti NEA es separa st en ae Reames saan See eee ae mesetes ce ae amt ert gg ma accra ae al Re oe Jars Rae ane Bae ducer inte ego iy ae, Bodie Chama ater iit me oe Shea rea seme mee Rave Ie ea ce eerie ie, Sig sr wing? Se Sasi eels CAR olan sah Pana ga ee Sanne, Geo ie lt ici Sener ees ite oe se ceca tag the. parte AY AGENTS “SOME LIKKER in al Introauelng a. sianger ito, the aay he appeased Ts ikele tot Tied Betncho Nnee Wine aloes, "eho Heo Re 2a"Sibcule uemnas hve {ata that co Ba Pug Wednesday atch reves areata by® chose reli Boonia’ on chatk ut uttnaperiog aa. : Tenn: Freviag, the, pronrictor uf a saloon located Si Wte "taal street Bronkiste etuset wo actt item ny Urtoe Wie tet re aie ere Grn eke dase here ny ia eat fists "SA cealiete tf, her" niaintane and: persuanen AMovaly to fn rotten Bice the oidcine net See ne teeta de te tay Ea ee ea aa ‘Sho prompily ylaced hen ‘unier seco Bee Eainttoncr temmeas We eas ene 1p ee Ta ioe Se Commonwealths to Play Posey Against Celtics Kew York, shiteh Somat. Comsion Shatth, Seaeinn Rimage nigh the sein Eitan Di Commoner SEE hook yp im thle Gast Gree of the fotagi e“Set ane he teen the. porian champions tin won LY polaan ee ieStahon ‘beraher fcXpect fe hay thelr toa streneene far thls game bythe adition ef “Cum ose ofthe "Cochran ‘X,cecora owt te atbocted'ty tute out to"r00t ee soe cane, PASSED DAD CURRENCY agent Hand, 24, 300. Gatew avon, iuakil, nid Coaincee Davie, Ss SPSS ee, Meee fn hack of atteming, tran wt ESE eee al tach tog Lihat San allan ade Rtvordtne to the wallee, Bland and Das SENSES fe uae at Sangin tae tae dl oie OM Gna ee Sta? ise. ts ae ase ARG: cramer’ Gorman [icnneray Rech men wore Deis lis: NEW LEGION POST Tochenter, XV, slareh 39-—Thls et este ay Ainwrstan ‘Eepion roa? Sect fine che question ota ‘pon ssmived ee" alice, Wetrate has he route ts wi fians ever taster TESEEM OM Weide ioe tr mene enrevpr tae brows out the fact th {the weteramt and 1S men. have submis {Stent Pomers hank “Fives others have signified thelr desire to join such a post TERUG Keraett hae ais ‘names ars ghareon ‘three more names wif have t We seeured betore definite action ean iS Geom ine polled Rpartment Se tenet and saptalin for travers and eficlencr in che cao ‘Saals a5 eas given ute NEW YORK CLASSIFIED FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT SIGE, FLUSTSIND ATRE GON IR serroumeat cece” Arie @6s OD We rageacoin cont ORK, warn sr, asp ketent hr, Satanaay leh bral ree DALY'S * - 63rd STREET | THEATER ge cht | soliton Span Widight Parormance Sheer Wesneaday ats Be ecdomgey a as ation Sturdy a8 230 THE NEW MUSICAL 7 THRILE “LIZA” moe ote ae is MILLER, ans ANTHONY, Beas gr! AURORE: cREENIEE ned BRAYTON elise crest Siang na srs Soe Pees cot 1877 1923 FORTY-SIXTH , St. Mark's MLE, Church Bev, WLUM T, BROOES, Paste THURSDAY EVENING, | z: APRIL 5, 1923 tn the Church and Church House, "EE RF Want sd Sitock Adal (inchuting Wat eneek se Several prominent ortiats wil angcron Se progr wich Wi REAL NEGRO DOLLS peep Hime. Allone Doll es eget) Manufacturing far Co, Ge ae | 2376- 7th Av. Ged any =a. | Mme. Allone is RESRE|| our set RYE mous Walking and Eas a [es apg] Taine Gaons Agents Wanted Everywhere Write Tolay. Dept A1S29 Robert C. Gaitwood UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER oss 45 West 133rd Street NEW YORK Phone Harlom 0975. {COMMONWEALTH FIVE ORIGINAL CELTICS ——— {SUNDAY EVENING, | APRIL, 1923. HOTEL OLGA Bee Pee + ed ap perentey S b) 1) Fe este pierces po ghee Pig i 1 i Bis rasicaal ees MEW YORK erry SELECT FAMILY AND TOURIST HOTEL ng a mon PE dig hens ene a The Rosetta House ciel ad wibieek Hees ia te Be econ eat NEW YORK > pane: Glortsicnbe eet nee: hy emis woseoas THOMAS R. H. CAREW FNAL BREE TEMSsuce ot aN INC COUNTER MARY LANE Serene tthe Bane at _RWESLEY LANE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS ronpl fesice at Moat, Haier “fen Tata ee $82 W. 1904 St . NEW YORK aose oRNCHIDE 62 ‘uasx orice 8 canvenasl Bee Salen. . 206 West 26th Street, | New YoRK = Hovis? Recsnteds “be! tucey farataoed Be SSN Rr ‘S. H. BRISCOE, -Prop. Phone Fiterey S304 1a weer eT STREET, NEW YORK CITY EUROPEAN—AMERICAN Suowe anti ss Tiows Gace TRE Samy Fae RODNEY DADE & BROS. UNDERTAKERS AND EMEACHERS satya ove serrate Eb en ta tert aonees Boga BAREIS arene, | FOR SALE ~ apartments co & oor! ait improves [Spudtienta inguue 800 Pitta arse ape nt BASEBALL SEASON OPENS. ON SUNDAY, APRIL 8 HAIR OTAYS COMBED, GLOSSY Millions Using this Greaseless Combing Cream— Few Cents Buys Jar any Drugstore—Not Sticky, Smelly . SF eal F ( i HAIR § | GROOM i (| KeepsHai / cred «) 3 aaa, spned iagraateeaes at iets, Grastencniines, iGreen sonsgeie ke Ha Geo ig ature hy the seal therefor wae ae scr eta eae | sour hale remalon so aofe and. pcb Effect to our hair—thac tinal touch [und go natural that no one can. pos feGoot dren Hoth bonis and le tell ou ued Yo S00 wick a PAGE TEN AMERICAN GIANTS PAY LD OFF ON SUNDAY, APRIL Pasrhall season opens with a bane Peseta Arar era ear BT ioe eR Eade oth Fe nila toa wit Seeger get toc oh Maing etohd, “Sth “ind West Slonday the Ameren, ante wi sare ii ae ean pect at Soh elet sue ui atte ant inset in dase Wonkette arta oes a meta. abe sacle Be cae hal {RENE to ee! tn th IES SAAT wil set ne ates ttm innetion. fb Cus wi he ES patageo games arcane Sig uni tee ofan of thee ioddheha Siag the Crean ee eh cit “Toe tpelanapotle A, 1, € under aie Caine te Ss itmabes Hi sen ae excilaaton Bata Padionayeae Ogi 3 the Leite ee Daron Ob tor ome SeIse Teds Where she Se Madina 2 ee che cme Hints Williaa eevee we fs 1200) Jon eens Ghd sen Qehtaaten Halong ae leionenn amd Seheree Cay, Or la Puc cogper na Cin are {Siteted tefoce Stnnay mane Saco abiantpate Wye il ain tise Wekther nd Tansee cae chek "aha ay reneted to hae cnaeet i tint nd he whe PANE ol heat Sun ae Fie at? Come at hn aes What eSthe tills, one cane Reha ae wel Bacharache Disbanded wont sreereed, fram tne Fast ease ie Slike OP the Weaeue te Woot OP Now Fork hand | ites Tie Petroit Stare nde, Reace pernee wi erat Oute Soh Vint at Mace Mead norm: eae and ate ahah ela BOON DSI ai aan a he Notin ‘pat Tht or Stead Eat, Wa Wea Re eke Ma feats, Hirmingham, Memphis and | Nasiviile on their way here, Si tani st tnin tn thelr ak | tn the “Mound City, { aie Antenne utayers whe | are to yor aes Bok I: rows | onnpert tha Gael Cine a | eam ah Oe eect ranch ite Geant Hating thaw" eitione Ry. ender, stor | to TtReattsh “ase ede fieldere sire Torrienti, Lyons, Gard~ see teh Th ited ii Charkewmieting Pan} “The pie | ions). lames gion” ‘Glam Vichee” ctankeon Reh, onze littinswale ew eS, Water Vide ee nfagtey sea tall Shion AW tne “abe idusean ho te ‘urdored in fenort and meet them a 30a, m, | Tirta haem eh wi conse | oc ts eri wet ler Wt ae ratte ane ana anemone tivag ete Shnarents Winston nue, et ani aches ase set ling ad nea ‘Moe Mulauee cul tdee Pete wi eit te tate uot taper to eed ea gearom aia the Cree Shree niters hp ae cued tn adore ta rept in She cite "American as pa mtr ant by hultite man made . id te tol ane Rea | inn a eontnce te th || path ie fuses ace et ey te as, Curntaf the Attra | ocd pan win : For cone tetovdate news rex citing th ita sea nn eed fin Chicas ‘iensos” he es | ess The accounts ot the eames | wahten Ht nt wher 1S ade tae ratio Ss wane oun Wn | rata we are caROne the 185 Sens | saith he mine oranges eat | a cacied bie paper ee eee a years wane | Rid Washington kuceked out ” Lee Flteher un March 2 ie te 1k elo Jn the “second ruttil_ of what wus to Rave heen am elabtereund bout Late Rnacked Wavkineten 10" Mls knees tn The first round, Tut the Kid came acl, fe ee nt ih rang nd ek im down, for the count. Washington Hoxes at the Coliseum om April 4. ROGAN WINS FIRST GAME Dallas, Texts, March 21 The Kan- sag Clty Monarchs won their first game Sr tie eeavnn aguine the strong: Dallas Hoan Citic HP Re age ot Ueto The Fen ineamtes, aad Memon fests eR tee tuk ton tee || BUNGLETON GREEN Hh | ee a Ss) i‘ || ees BOYS BOX WAY TO | TRIBUNE CHAME : : ee ee ~€ a © wa TN Bi. AQ a SS = an“ ~—e= Fig OO i. Ss «i ¢ ie iS i ee Poa oe Tt ree Hl a. RS i ili & ee BOYS BOX WAY TO FINALS (was is sr cowie |THE DEFENDER BILLIARD TRIBUNE CHAMPIONSHIPS [= 5 |S MATCH STARTS MONDAY Baas: hen "Ven Hark. @ ebwer [stern shh vate, aN se ar Ma ee [rune the ring for two Founds, he tee eects Gotha ata Hho de Beate adit ing See nee tit ea ea oe Mae hh cgi eka ter area hes ces ie AR Sr ttae Ae ig Be te Fen a tae ane, tar, Beer at oes aicae ee Headiee Gceng MaMa at Se eat lhe a aa ae aa heats thie asi Sena ea habche dear for at feat a draw and made the bout ss oe dang cea cea Noe Fata i See Ss Nees a sae “Sr Friday pet none ofthe Seah Monday opiate oe sere ae etd Boy imran a Bee sr dead amet Rash he ia ete EE rioee ee ate Sth Tiara WE ade ee Siete, ak erie + ae Fitna etn ERE BAe tetra we Bia Raitt Wott ada sien fanaa Rerk aa at Se i ith cal aha “reac rerio dessa, tess acetate ak, eta Rrotherhoed. vo ‘Bay ALPHA PHI ALPHA DROPS FAST GAME TO WHITE CHAMPS Bisse ov Columbia dvcntea alpha Sea Seriaget oral toes er aad ea bat ans tne sure eats Sr eens ee Chaaen menegingee re, re reat = ‘¢ ee re LANDS KNOGKOUT fahe meen e: atareh 30.—Jack MeVer, [whe Plover welterweight exer nf she Yath NU Infante Kepe wy hie gan Natk ty iennaking’ wait Andy: "Mancon Me the eed Stedieat “regiment Ia the ‘hint round ofthe final howt st the Srmors Maret 23 rateken A fas the cleveter of the oath head ibe ‘white: opponent done Keteo! nr the’ rout “of nine in the tehih session. “Ty etfichings sansan managed to last ant dhe sound! and was {na “ahah contition “when. he went When the=tel rane (ér_ the ninth cont fiaat esston, Stee rushed out St is! omer’ and’ with right ‘and icf Swwinse fought Manson tothe ropes, ‘Sicked rl to the intdSeetion Anne Fonng Rocco. an Hallan. was de- clared the winner over Kid Alfred in the mix-round” semifinal. in “the pres minaries. Frank Oxley” defeated. Tacs Rrown ana Rid Tater wax the victor Oxer Youn’ Pollen “known "as. ‘the endian Wen A. & T. BEATS LIVINGSTONE. af eenahore. X. C.. March 26.—tn one of the West pinved games tn the Ietors Jat the schoo! thes Agvieulture anid Mechanical cnllege defeated Livingstone colleges to 2. Lane Mie the visiting pitcher for two Name runs each ume Welth'“inen on ‘bases. Grads whiffed 11 of the batters. ‘The, score? e batters. The score; a fee Pottad.ef.... GS @iRensong... WO 8G Bintan 38 2 Anant 86 8 8 ivioassccc oF & Taare’ 8B Sg eee 88 8 LMittawia:, 88 2 T Melsedcie 98 9 bitmunaeee: 99 8 Mataracies at f attomenie: 62 8 T Gentsipceco 94 rs atatweRpe ss 1828 Unegiehcccet 1 2 iiktmssiere 00 8 Grater, 08 @ Mlbbaionce a8 8 8 Totateneieee BEAM Totade ne BAT Tron tages 3" Stare tas Rau tae “Telit Feebaie BitHoaion, Tiawere es Eyl cxrmck oashiy Cem nn, be wena 2 ull het chemo walt, “Sabina nd tor Sich’ Sete far tank dee tor Wine ei Rina “Gata, Wahi or Sie Jina “te Witsoe phe farang: ‘Austin Va. Homer Kia- Austin of the Jone A.C. ana Roger Homer, of Ohio wil mi AC ata ES Sax eee ‘The Chicago Tribune's umitcur boxing tournament proved a luge suceeen oe temit end tachadtines TUeee és bee YOR ‘Pabiinanaen aban Bie Yonnances. Paty Sportsmanship prevailed | amons hor the titers and. the Tans ‘Those bouts were for the eltyam- ter. champfon- ship in the. 1S U18, 226, 135, 14%, 160" ana Navy welght classes und were held Under the super- vision of the A. ACU. ag tha Ash= jana" Voulevard auditorium, ‘A. number of PO a ae Sohnny Hill were In the mix-ups, Including those from, the Jones A.C. the Dreamland Ae. aad die Conimunity. center. Sowa” HL A re-senr-old boy. fs probably the outstanding star as for As our itace is concerned. Till tt= Med his wae to the finals, which were held. Wednesday evening t00 Tate for this Issne, “The results of the finals will anpearr next week. Mixed bouts Were on. the card A-plenty, "The arewings failed to piace two boss of color tozether. 4 Urler summary of the bouts follows? : Wednessay. Night The opening man Wodwenday, Mareh 21. "found "Elmer. Tennyeon af | the Dreataland a, ty 23th und Stine steasts, Mog Mike Mtetionatd “Gt DePaul tint Semis ‘Mike. didn’t ave at shane ithe his, darkee enyvenente— oti Hl Metrepelisan “communtiy. cemen he inte ar Tieswearenid sonmeatey whe works ro heli? Supitore ie moter, sprung 2" Surmrise when he. son ater Fran ieurnek of the Onat A.C. Hill eats here wiul-emtiit the wlilte Wey Hath Touts, were i the Tsopoumd elas, ‘The TOR wane’ of the evening came. when Fitomas Simms of the Preamtand A. Gr eineares Sige Paytesear af The eieeek Gigi AL t. Sizmis ‘eouht haes HKocked Wik man eat fur the count ot Ange timer halt eve. plustne, with, him mame the wed era Gallet the, managements” attention to ike at tat Sinn had Bowed hears Wine ‘raled a profossionah, ms Thursday Night Wille Hines of the Deenmland A.C. pan hace a petit Cor hating lascok etare a cluly for mone Genres Thicnine swivw ehende rmaely of Wie time arauad George Porters drug store. ene tered the Tesponnl clase anil stopped By Desk Crawford. Je. AMOR CGibs Meret Mee erate Ne the Boatopes Vesee 22 ive ft Eoge qrovey to be ser apetetes Pigte ie Vek eae aPtite iber aa Het Sadat ats tal raha Set hae a ee eons Sato ese Mee iSsbadha GEMS Gale te Re est ua an ae SIMO as amin thas Sf Eta TS iia SS Sar che He ANE sable Seis a mele while Wiliams of the Bears led. his Fane one" Hell oe pete, dense ee 8 Dee aes G2 Se Tate Knocks Out Lawson ests cry gaya Meernaet aa gat Fe, ac apl ebety ate ieiCha e SahSe ase rturaine to Chicacc, | THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Boy, Page Mr. Edison WINS HIS FIRST GAME ee ee ce De are se Re Ree cS GA am. sad AN ee es V/s A ee Ne fee A ge Ne ERR SO RRR ea 7 Bore: Ul (Rime So ROS a ey ee a pom eamred ccc ofS ee eae F BY SAY: =a 4 £ALl WwFrl wv. Rall players are evitentiy short- slehted,” They welcomed the spilt be- tween the National teazue_ and the newly formed Eastern eivenit.. TREY Welcomed the chance te Junin con- Craete sind. thelr ubligatign to pity hack money udvanced. to them by owners ont West. The | Eastern Teague will not siiver tye the split Relther wi the Western Teazne: Int sandwiched tn between. fs. the. ball Player, who will ceetainly: Ive the sot 1" Limet Pruce Tetway on the street prior to itis departure. tor Detrolt Ashere he starts his second, year 28 manager of Tenny Mlount’s Stuns Bruce was full ot philosophy. Its said he had been approached, bnt the men new in coptval of haseluill in the West had done too much for him ated had. given him the chance to snake good. Here Is the way Bruce put it: Athy shout 1 Jump. (o play down East oven Hf J comld make $200 to $100 a year more? I appreciate too much what Foster and the men asvocited with him have done to bring the ball players up to a stindned ang to give them the respect due them, The fel- lows who Jump may do so for a bit larger consideration of eash for thelr playing ability, but they are foolis', hecanse next year the Eastern leumie can Fet them for whatever they want fo pay. them and the Teague. heads Know it. ‘The jumpers, unless Intel. Into harness of the clits to which they belong before the seas starts, will be blackhalled for Iife, “The West Goesn't want them ind the Eastern magnates know that these same boll players in onder to make a living will then have to play’ Bast at any salary, thes ean possibly drae down, The magnates were not foolish—the Dall player walked into the trap set for him. Next year's store will be dif- ferent.” And the public, when they. stop to think, will back up Hrucs’s statements. With the amount of Soung talent now caminz into. the leayte front the sunny Southland the Teague need not to worry, neither nee the fans lose any’ steep over the Jumpers, but those who have gone will surely regret It before anower baer Pintpte iced THE COOK COUNTY TOURNEY Just a word about the loss of th Defender Tunfors the greatest itt Seuretation of hasket® ball vossers eter gathered together. Tit nol cover ‘he game -as Ie appears In an- Sther columine as'T wag attending Ui Toxtng matchice | Mir. Besant, boys NOM Secretary at the Wataah avenve “Y," did the good job. Spectators teil ie that the boss Rot the’ rarest kind St decisions and F recail my conver Sheiga with, Trestdent. Davie oF th Eeakcounty championships ast seas Son-wehen this tenm wan fobbed of & Sidtors. "Doste claimed: drat. hs of Aciats woud be better thie yeah Dies weren't. “Tadmire Bepent_ for ot saving ansthing because 1 good Torer ies real sperteman:. {dont mire Doxie nor nome of the wai in'which tho Cook ‘county. tourns- tent Is Fun, “Ty seems lmposstile for 2 Negro or Jewish team to, win and thang’ spectators. accuser Dosle of tningling with the ‘ietors, consents iting them. An oiftiate vvciness ne that no signe Of pte shoul ver be shown, ‘he spectators who have fallowed the Cool county play: swear in‘large numbers never to Pay ane other Sdmission (0 see any" team play Under there conditions “wbich have existed in the past two years. | A REAL Test Chicago, Universiiy" has issued 1a- vitatlons to thelr second: annual {n= Terecholastic banket bull cournamese (national). “Inthe ‘ist ‘ot. schools Mitch have accepted {s the Nashwille Crean) sehool, Wwhich ‘canceled. its {ap North and ‘the ‘seme ‘against $8Bnalon high whea 1 Tearned ‘tnat tive Colgred Boys were on Eeanston's ‘ve. ‘Alo In this gt of schools that uve dccepteg are Charieston, &. Gxt ‘Dulaes Tek: ‘irmoiagham, Alay” and 2 numer of oiners fromthe South. Teenders who are Not familar’ with ther situation ere” must remeber thst on nenrly every team tn this city TLaE on nearts evora teas in ile city A REAL TEST Paneer greiee at cle hy all japers am allesiar Mgh eho center,” Hive Park was one of the frat Schools ty aecopte “We. fal Neel the “tournament. etosely “and shall attend, even if Tt eoss. 83a seat. “We ate ising to sce if thteh Scanlon wi play hie team asa lean fr whother he wil sidetrack. Vernon ilaneliett. We stall see whether thi South will forfeit theit samen rather than play thelr ‘lily white” Schoo! teams against 4 Colored ho. Te will hea dvelding test. If Thunchott. is | Ssicke"on the eve of the game—sive will not believe it. What we Will wwatelt for Will he to sce if Txde Park nd Its couen have the guts to stati thelr ground. If thes done then tt is high Hime for every athinie out for Hyde Varks" teams to turn in thei sults, slay there and finish: thelr schooling without taking any part in athletics, or g0 to some other Iiigh school. If they don't they have ‘no. Waekbone, and these columns will surely. print their names. “Blanchett, was ‘robbed ont of the captaincy. when a white Dox Who fs ckiss president. president of his frat, and wito had been wantin ‘Of the (eam the preceding year took it, although he had heen told that the captaines showl go to ilanchelt, ani [it was Bianchett’s oniy chance to he |daxthing at all at Hyde Park brewise, jae Mis colar.” Uiteh Seanton, usually Weak’ in hit Kind of inclderits sim. ply chewed bis gum like a cow would Kher ‘et and. -stid nothine. Now Vork. Tesday. March 97.—ia Norfok. shatlener ot Walling Sit one Taek Levin ore ins Sik! Te She main ao of 42, roam oe Moen Sporting ih Santen The RhinY. round passe ont?" one Berane ata Sorta “et ipouble earning We feetafon Ie th dire 1. Mis toot Work euined’ Oe Ine to iy ren ois Nertoik naa Tay. lob on the Perse Fed ft tne Me ie rat tne! See Iranian cans wae Strong" and” mas Bipretis Tle show’ "Non Jeansess, (he Cy ee Be The thinl round iag ine ree Bees, Sorte a Hh i pe Badges hee 11. this" Rey we Vials Soe : et ia hn aay ovr naa Tay ee? etc f° < frasiaan' came uack ey Stone ar ase jack Taylor Jon Jeanette, the eek Tove, aed Saantie the ring and wan rofrded aah atu Bata Lath ele shat Soc lt Pigtail the ive" Wie Sennen 2 eg ‘he John Sarah Bn schoo ane sibs Beane Nehuetitne i Sal eae he Se ee ea G SC Bh, ‘pn 2th iain" fie eter angen the Chutes Wibkaesh race aR spatter afe memebers faa SMe tl, fight anole ln” he Polos Hele wha ae ao" Cue eu aes AEaH esa deanna he ea, Sade FMS peclea and’ baba isieabe nine GCA en eEnikx Lawrenceville, Va. March 30.—The Howard university baseball tearm wil play tre St Paul's tehook varsicy nine bn Easter Mondays, The Wildcats wil Fetuen for a second game on the nike Tonle “Russell ‘old ‘against, the. Tigers the fellows fucudag To hp the R, Paul bosKe into shape "the stron Treuley nine wil tey ther one murs tow g — Biitiken t0 Fight Rattleenake ig Billiken of the Jones A.C. and Raitiemake Ri Wilinms will phe at Festiee Ouioe Apel THE DEFENDER BILLIARD MATCH STARTS MONDAY IN THE SQUARED GIRGLE EBeasgne UULTUONES UR. ay The first South Side straight rail biltaed tourenenem etd woes the Aunpicen of the port department of the. Chisago De- Shae SSTET as ace at ihe. Cates Bere ahaa ates Bs, Cities Rec I\ nucand Seenscec, Moring on thea: geet Tanti the a ana niasing ever ee | tig unui the Sse of the toorenuient mh tn ee at satweiay ssn «Zee Sina Ki ES saan age neta erie Agee Inet tarlotce ae Se at tha Chiencen De. —=s dar ee aeT ones fender Will take Place st the Calu- met Hiiiaed pier ors, Calumet fve- nue and 35th street, starting on the af: fernoon «i April % and playing every atternagn und eve ning uatit the Sloss of tho tournament, With the exception ot ‘Saturday std Sunday. Entes blanks ean be hut at either tie Calumet parlors ar ae thy Chiewgu Dee De held under the rules af the Ui- Mots, iilined astoctation. and will ‘he contined to imagen strietlss rhe tournament iy being held to. encour: age young nen” to improve, hele zane of tnitians. : The W. 12, ZH company. adver: Using agents of variows papers of the iisce, will sive sliver um, £0 ties won ‘thver: sears in sucensun to hieeome the permanent property oF any tne. player. Exch ‘yours vies tory ‘mente neg an Aho cup, Tas st Mayer getting. three lege’ eels the: ep. ‘A Sulver enn. 1 inches high, includ Inge the taser ts tote given ae tra Tie She aes Se te bes seen ea ee, | =ieen UAOK BEAGK EUAN, akign te Sie Rtom tte Paci sch attri te dese FoR ae, ee ae ae ca an ae ike aarasttts WO tat Seer ssa ae ate rete He ce Saat Fae ee ioe he ee te Peat teal in ea ae, GLa seth a rtm eta eeabieie, a Woes ceca ee tccetee seate wee ee a ae Tete ete ace en ae ec ae atl Tee ae oe Nee as : oS Rut he bung around Ihiladetphia, where the plekings were eax. slenped out every how amd then and showed up « ehumplon, ax Philadelphia Is 2 town of houts of short duration. I f "champion was’ kaocked ut in Philadelphia. there wus no decision to be rendered, Aecorilinz to law. the man who did the teicle would not get Ans credit. for it. That was Jacks Bredicament, He ‘really beat evers man he met, trom, Hiehtwehsit. to. Heavswreight, “out QU tte Or ne Credit for” ms" te apert “werlterss though ott “the feuntees classed Philadelphia. “as uahker” horse town, Anything ili achisaing as,tiaugh their vers ves everided. upon thie Kame all. throw fhecrecond halt. the ‘Ghicagm Detenser Banta ey Went dou before he Ar four’ Square group. ico, 22, Coma Back atthe Beginning ‘ot the ‘xccond Tale’ wha the seore “iv to. 9 against them ‘they falrly wept the white boys Jot thelr feet, “the rapid ‘play centered Rround Sunes’ Rutledge who scored tio figng baskets ‘one Just ‘an the whistle blew, Wehtch left Just two points differs fence hetween therm: “Inability to connect on free_throws ost. the Defenders the game, as. they faissed neven out of Ii chances av the Buti ‘while Bleeker the Armour are man, meade 10 oo rere- invites the main. fault, ‘The. Defender team work Was almest perfect except In'a'tew instances. Blaestr's tong shoes thenugh “the center of the. float’ the Weak “spot of the Staroon “Defender eam, along itn hs tree throng tite Sy cont the Fame. Saturday’ night at the Wabash “¥" the Defender juniors play the By B. Tera HiS.pound team, which means. SCarshall High’ school's lightweight, team, vehich wan neld to a triple te th the Clty Heh Sra! Henry by Ue Wendel Pnitipn igh ache tam. “Como aut and help Took for the Detender Junior.team. ot for the Defender junior team. sora ef, Feel e ep Rebel Te Guancon.et,... 2A i[Groeakert... 10-48 Rutiodgetés:. 202 Oleaatentte.:, 18 30 Lawine ior Q0 1 0WNelkeew coo! 10 79 Finmerrgscc: £3 Sistaspeneess: 30°88 Dulerierscs OO 30s Wasklagtoaig, 9019 ee MARTIN BEATEN BY HURLEY Xew. York, March 20.—Lew Hurley Gehlie) wan awarded the decision aver ‘Terry’ Martin of the 33th N. ¥- resis rent at the en, of & special si-round hone at the Harlem Falrmont’ Sporting elu March “18. "Peres staying the mie broughe forth mucn applause from the spectatora “as, the white lad had piled up. a record of 23 consecutive eens 2 YZ Kee age! lp ~~ Is R BILLIARD ARTS MONDAY Minois Hilliard axsociation. Wateh | fates of gold and sliver will make the second, third and fourth prizes. and the fifth prize will be a new billiard ene: the sixth prize will he new Pal of shoes given by Shaon’s: shoe store. {Among the players expected _t eater “are Dr. Lawson and Davis j Carey, besides Sam Williams and | number of others well knowe about the Strott The prcliminary games will be for 30 points, the Hinals 59 points, Each entrant will have to play. the other entrants one game, tho total number of games won and lost counting in {the percentage column where the places for prizes: wilt he determined In case of tle game. the two con festants will have to play off the tlc -The admisston to the public is free, ‘The tables used wil__bo those oi the Brunswiek, Balke, Collender Co, recognized as the best furnishers of billiard equlpment in the country. ‘The tables are rapidly heing put into shape by M.D. Ititas, owner of the Caluinet pavtors, Drawings wit he made Suadiy, April at 4 o'clock, AL which time all entrants aro re- quested to be present to know whom thes shall play, The hour of play {will be made as hest suited for hoth contestants xo as not to Intertere wlth their work. The contest ix contined 10 folks In district Ne. 1, which ix south of 12th slvect, to the iy line, and east of the Cook cnunty tine to the luke, but tt Is Jonen to people of any color or creed Who cutee te enter. Ov oo co f | JONES JR. aa {es ae Rt ek te Mace siki Loses SM tna Se acu, Tha etargte a? Merete Zi TE What natty Mu fey Ue ae Rt ate eal sake he i REE frend aka ato"Sie adie BER r wae aA Eh Hat ae ad ta Helio eM alie tt tien everything Ix taken into consid: Ree fe sted, he cot Becta aaa ka Broce Sette haut ot Bettie fury aia oe fall at fa upp making iar Nght fathead ence dlr Heit at? care ieee: Saha ether ar wmagetan tite Aaa ar etch tia Go He ee ar AGO Ree SH ies dete cote eae foo aa cena teks Sat ah Ah a Mild” Bil ate dict Fae tt iaak aad ete seriall hs ah He Mea Reach SE! a Hace a eta ieiot ae abe sulin RL, te Bsr bar tlds shale isu eet ca nts HE Harte ie St RO Fried eae act ashe Me REO a tas, he ty Aenea ott ane an HE URL none ea SSF an, wan Rt nt ony wes Se HR HeRIne ACTEM Marae Uh tire Saaienanante deat fa Utd aca een ict ay Fae eR: iatatal neti Re ser te eine The fan of the game will work Its ae BP Pate tena et Was ead Recetas Sra whee Sa eth eh Sune tat Maries Set see the Is WITH NEW PANTS TO MATCH YOUR SUIT We Match Your Coat and Vest’ ‘with New Trousers and Save the Fit — Style — Workmanship Guaranteed oe eee: SUPERIOR MATCHPANTS CO. aon BE SP Sere SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923 TIGERS’ CLAIMS DENIED BY BOYS OF WILBERFORCE Witherforce, Ohio, March’ 30.—The students, of “Wiiherrorce university: read with Interest some time ago an articto whieh appeared In various pa- pers Wherein the Morehouse nniver= sly Taya claim ‘to the collegiate championship of America. White this artlele was only’ a Morehouse version of where the championship rightfully: belongs. the substance of the article Was not well taken by the followers ‘or Wilberforce nor Western fans, a- though it did cause a certain amount of -anmusement. To make a clean statement of the matter Wilberforce cannot sce where Morehouse has a rightful claim to Ang. champlonship. ‘honors, unless ‘they fe some sectlonal claims, and ‘sectional ‘elaima alone, such as for ‘the championship of the South. Feut when any team! claims nation-wide Ronors az Morchouse has done WHl- berforce fares up in righteous wrath, fund well she should. “The record of the Wiberforce team. this year hax been spotless, and she ‘has without doubt the greatest team In her history. Out of seven games ‘Blase all have been victories by de elsive scores. She has scored 274 pulnts t opponents’ 109. Therefore Wilberforce does not sce why she shouhl sit still and listen. to More- house or anyone else claim honors whieh ther do not righttully deserve. Hoth: Morchouse and, Lineoin were scheduled to play at Willierorce this year and both canceled thelr ames AU the list ininute. It Tooke as Ic Morehouse deliberately: dodged play ing Wilweturee this year. For thls Feason, tucked up with the Impres- sive record whieh the boys of, the “Borce™ have to offer, Morehouse has ‘no clean claim on the champlonship. If Morehouse Wants to claim. the ghamplonship she must first play Witbertoree, Wilberforce wax ready {a plex Storehouse on the sehedied nts anil wax jcreatly disappointed when the belated annonncement was made that Morehouse had. canceled Ree game. ‘If Morehouxe wants co play “Wilberforce there {s a0 stouhe that a satistactore dute could yet he found. “Tt such should, be the case the Southerners ‘will Und te sup- porters of the gold and green willing, fo. meet her "half was" in aps Proposition which Is offered." Uatit that time tet all claims tor the ekam= plunshin cease. We appeal to the sport world as a. neutral and, fair-minded “judge to take no stock In Giese wild éries from Morehouse for glory. and we do feel that all fair-minded sport welters and crities ean sce our Justification in de~ holineing the claim of Morehause university for the Colored collegiate championship af America. uel of Sees ON SALE ‘Sia Giicia teameador ti Sa Gale ak SE Ap TRATHENTS Sp 50 All this month we will treat all afficted SORE ot fe aya ter | EStovig tera ieateie Sate ra sitet ea eid ie Termare rupiie srpumer tier panic aes Bee abairel Sen, con ert dhe, Micha,” X-ltnye Winter ieage Higb- BE Sethe an ibaa ite Ive spevtnllzed (or weer 23 searn te ie eee rere cea oe Slat Icanen, arly {rratineme ‘often. ed he crmed “at sravedat ntientn, why “are Eni or eaten at Be fen ant ‘aenreathin of goat ‘ai tm ant to, Bet well "Xa ater AE mabe Bie" eS Fas, Sear ie Soe test” bed bod: uae, Pecin al aie BLOOD Booey mice Ss eee Rl Seay Pb, bs ita SBS Tatts Mint yee Ta tome 207 aa ee bed eee Batching etamination. 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BEG PARDON In the case of the issue of March 24, the name George Ramsey Sethts should have read Georgia Ramsey brothers instead of three daughters. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the fellow workmen of Swift company, since framed department stores are now an employee and who design and build the beautiful, kindness shown in the short illness and death—Katie Hanks, wife, Jill State street, Chicago. Mrs. Jill State street, Chicago. Mrs. Eaton wish to thank their many friends for their loyalty during her illness and death of her祖女, Louis Johns, wife of Mrs. Johnson wish to thank her kindness and neighbors for the kindness shown in the illness and death of her祖女, Louis Johns, wife of Mrs. Johnson wish to thank the Ladies Auxiliary of St. George community for the kindness shown me during the illness and death of her祖女, Louis Johns, Mrs. Katie Hanks, wife. White and black must serve together with separation or discrimination. CHARLES L. REESE AUTO SALESMAN LEARN PENMANSHIP I teach permittance by mail. Don't receive my gimpedited instructions amazed how quickly they become good at receiving my gimpeded instructions. I have hundreds of others. I am conceived by competent judge to be the writer of the letter. Endless stunts for participants and see for yourself. I teach Netherton, T. Trang, Alyssia menin. ON SALE The Chicago Defender is on sale at Illinois Central depot at news stands. Ask for it. In loving memory of Sadie Smiley who died March 28, 1922. In said and loving 'memory of our dearly beloved mother, Mother Mille King who died three years ago. March 21, 1928. In memory of our daughter and sister, Mrs. Joseph Dowler, 1914, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. Willie and Willie Lewis, Joe Lewis. In memory of my dear beloved mother, Mrs. Joseph Dowler, who derailts this life one year ago. Easter Sunday; Tuesday, the 16th. Vermont your love shall be for you. I shall always think of tabe. —Mrs. Castile Howe, daughter. In memory of our darling, Myrle L. A. Spouse, who died April 1, 1917. Mother, brothers and sisters, New York order of funeral services: Some church choir, the Rev. L. Pack, Mack church choir, the Rev. L. Pack, Lilian Light; chore, Scripture, the Rev. P. Blackburn, chore, Christ; chore, Varsity; Mrs. Mayne Sturks; "Mother's Prayer"; Mrs. A. White, M. Church; chore, sibs, sub. by Washington, th. by disciple; M. Zion choir. MRS. JULIA F. CATRON UNDERTAKERS STON TITAN DUMP TRUFF Lakiboo STON TITAN DUMP TRUFF Lakiboo INSTRUCTION MAKE LAMP SHAPE, TEACH HOW TO MAKE LAMP SHAPE, TEACH HOW TO make fuzzy creating. Direct SEE. MJ-1480. OPPORTUNITY WE NEED A LIMITED NUMBER OF WIDE AWAKE, HUSTLING YOUNG Men and Women TO SELL STOCK of the Rickenbacker Motor Co. ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AUTOMOBILE PRODUCING CO.S IN THE WORLD A GREAT CHANCE FOR YOU DON'T APPLY UNLESS YOU HAVE CONFIDENCE IN YOUSELF. 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Franklin GOOD JOBS FOR MEN AND WOMEN FREE at the New Colored American Free Employer, 111 W. St. Virtue, 817-262-2622, A. C. Power, manager. BUSINESS CHANCES ALL THE CLOTHES YOU WANT ALL THE CLOTHES YOU WANT style indoors to measure up, and be generalized agrivit in spare time, plus Grand Canyon, Dip 41, Chicago, IL TINNYTON, JOHN F. MAYER, 5 ft. 3 m., 2 ft. to long, hotel averages $50 per month; hotel $150 per month; Appl. Hotel West 601, 1921 W. Park Ave. Plane West 601 HONEST HONEY FARMER IN GAS and oil station. For particulate either phone inside, or air at airport or at gas station, Chicago, IL FOR SALE-TOYOTA- BOMB AND CHARS FOR SALE-TOYOTA- BOMB AND CHARS State St. R. E. b. story of L. D. Thompson FOR SALE-ROOMING- THOSE- 20 HOURS FOR SALE-ROOMING- THOSE- 20 HOURS and basement- GARAGE- GARAGE DELICATESSEX, SOFT DRINKS: LARGE cereal store, no competition. 3225 State, McHenry. BARRIS OUTFITT FOR SALE: 3-BARRIS combination, 859, 619, W, 51st, S, de AGENTS WANTED MUNCIES WANTED TO SELL LADINITY and acidified and aged by the famous lumberjack who brought the famous lumberjack because they have the lumberjack spirit. You will be available. Give your territory and we will help you to find a appropriate location for your special depart. Dept. C. Tyron & O. Perlman AGENTS WANTED for a high-dose line of cell culture, business management, and research. He is a granular scientist, cvt. he is장 every day of all orders fixed promptly and best待修 House of Chowing, 60 Axelalea St. Island of Chowing, 60 Axelalea St. Island SALESMEN AND SALESAYH TO SELL IT LIGHTWEIGHTS. SELL IT LIGHTWEIGHTS. lighter prices; better sales; easiest to sell. 560 SALESMEN AND SALESAYH AGENTS--OVER SOAP AND TOILET ARTICLES plan to sell in the 125' center. 125' center. MEN--BIG PROPOSITION FOR SHE WANTS. Write at处, Dept. 11. 11. WOMEN--WANTS. Write at处, Dept. 11. WANTED--WOMEN TO SELL APONS IT WANTED--WOMEN TO SELL APONS IT sales; reference MEDICAL JAKENE-HOME TREATMENT RESTOR use woodstock and water flow to work pervious surface in aquifer, irrigation Writes American Laboratory Co., Inc. Natl. Materials, Tech. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER HELP WANTED--FEMALE WHY BE IDLE WHEN THE NEW SOUTH SIDE EMPLOYMENT AGENDA TAS WAS HAVING FOR YOU EMS 8, STATE ST. ROOMS 4, VICTORY BLDG. BOTTOMS 611 BOTTOMS & STAINS, Props. 25 GIRLS EXPERIENCED ON POWER MACHINES. WORK ON HOME DESIGNS, ETC. GOOD FAY 2910 Indiana ave., 2d floor. WANTED--WOMEN TO TEACH THE EPI- PED Speed System of Reading and math. We have a large library this fascinating work in your own house. Don't miss this opportunity. Write today for the Taylor, Reading & Enrollee Midstate St. State. FURNISHED ROOMS' P. FRANKI FAMILY HOU 894-420 INDIANA A Phone Blvd. 22 422-220 INDIANA A Phone Keywood A 4624 INDIANA A MISS P. FRANKI BEAUTIFUL GOOD FURNISHED HOOMS, KIPKETTE HOU The Speed System of Reading and math. We have a large library this fascinating work in your own house. Don't miss this opportunity. Write today for the Taylor, Reading & Enrollee Midstate St. State. WAIVEN AVE. 4215. WANTN'T - HIGH SCHOOL BOYS & GIRLS WANTN'T - SCHOOL BOYS & GIRLS wantn'T - with permanent. Apply any wearing between 8:20 p. m. and 9:15 p. m. B.E. 50th H. B.E. 50th H. WANTN'T - WOMEN GIRLS, JUNIOR GIRLS, wantn'T - will continue; sewing expertise required; sample Institute, Dept. B, 70th H. B.E. 70th H. OPERATIONS - EXP. ON MOVING CAMERA. Begins for regular attendance. Lakes will accept the APPLICATION OF $2 for additional submissions to demonstrate our commitment to college admission. Adhere to Chicago college commission guidelines. WANTED - PROTECTANT GIRL FOR GEN 2414 Hyde Park Blvd. bring references. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTED TO CARE WEST End Ave. Flame Columbus 7100. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTED TO CARE West End Ave. Flame Columbus 7100. ELLELY ABDY AND CARE GIRL Ellely ABDY and CARE GIRL Call 1:500 7100, m. mkirkind w/ wages. Call 1:500 7100, m. mkirkind w/ wages. HOME PICTURE: am wainster, short boots. HOME PICTURE: am wainster, short boots. COPIES OF WORK: REAL PHOTOS, Hilder, DII, 5100 Pickens Ave., Ct. FIRST CLASS RETOUCHER AND RECIPE theater, wanted in bleach grade photo studio, OPERATORS EXPERIENCED ON APBONS. Good pay, Gauanson, 2541 Van Hueys St. HELP WANTED - MALE EARN WHILE LEARNING $25 to $100 Weekly We offer an excellent opportunity for men and women everywhere to earn big money either working at home or traveling. Each one accepted is given FREE a course in Salesmanship to the work. This is your opportunity. Write today for full information, stating experience, if any. SING, PRIEM WISHES: REAL PROPOSITION, HIDDER, WI 90019 BROOKS Ave., CLEVELAND WANTEN = BARRER = FIRST CLASS TRACE = F. HUNKEN = 2N RANGERS Trust SITUATIONS WANTED = FEMALE ENVIRONMENT OF HIGHWAY POLE suspended, beginner, with knowledge of switchboard, in or out of city, address LADY BARRER, EXPERIENCED IN CUT SING's late bake, M. S. TIP, Pinewood SELECTION WANTED IN HIGH STORIES in same beauty to man and wife, both are graduate-recruited pharmacist, Box 47, Chicago, Indiana. MISCELLANEOUS HAVE YOUR HOME OR PLACE EXPAND YOUR EXTEND CREDIT IF DESIRED. LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE. Construction—Repairing—Maintenance. CHESTER A. WICKS, Livestock Electrical Contractor DOC. C. WICKS, MIDDLE AVE. SPECIAL EASTER SALE Woodson's Shoe Store 3222 South State Street Come early before the rush. The very latest and snappiest styles. You can WoodSONS SHOP STORE. WANTED—FOR CASH OLD POSTAGE SHOP COLLECTIONS A. E. AVERY LINCOLN STATE RANK STATE OF MICHIGAN IF CASH TOWARD CONSTRUCTION CLOSET EVERYWHERE, CONTRACT FOR 4 STAMPS CAMERAS AND KODAKS 4 Margarita in cameras and kodak. All stand and make. new and used. Old cameras taken by the photographer. 105 N. Irwin pt. Please Note: 105 N. Irwin pt. Please Note: 105 N. Irwin FURNISHED ROOMS' FOR RENT P. FRANKLIN'S FAMILY HOTELS 896-602 INDIANA AVENUE Phone Blvd. 2018 420-208 INDIANA AVENUE Phone Kenwood 1963 454-802 INDIANA AVENUE Phone Blvd. 8103 MRS. P. FRANKLIN, FARM BEAUTIFUL, GOZY, WARM FURNISHED ROOMS Electric lights, Gas stove, Kitchen with Private lockers, Gas stove, Hardy land floor, Hardy landscaping, $10,000 hardy to surface lines and "L." GRAND BAY AVENUE - MODERN PENNSYLVANIA and bimobile; reference. Dous. 8777, INHAMIA AVEN. S504, APT. 2 - Small-house furnished, single or married, married. CALLMALL AVEN. S450 4D APT - INHAMIA call after 4 p.m. Res. S502 ten. Douglas 2003. GRAND BLYD, 2012- FURN, ROOM; PRIVATE bath; modern; married couple or gatheen. Douglas 240. VERSON APARTMENTS MICHIGAN AVE. 505, 507, 510 N-ALBUQUEL COLUMBIA BAY 505, 507, 510 N-ALBUQUEL COLUMBIA BAY 505, 507, 510 N-ALBUQUEL COLUMBIA BAY 505, 507, 510 N-ALBUQUEL 418 ST. ST, 310 ST. FURNISHED room; room; room; 2 in family. Altham 4075. FORBESTHILLS AVE. 402, 405-NATALY FUR- THER, 402, 405-NATALY FURTHER, 402, 405-NATALY people only. Removed 1075. WARNSH AVE, 265, 187 FLOOR, APT 10— Nestly furnished room; steam; 1 block from car; $4. E. 457TH ST, 601, 15T APT - FURNISHED house, couple, family of 2; no other accommodations. PRIVATE AVE. 4320, 20T APT - FURNISHED house, to be cleaned and surface, 085. PRIVATE AVE. 451D, 20T APT - NEATLY married couple preferred. Kensley 4320. PRIVATE AVE. 4348, 20T APT - STRICTLY married couple, or two. Fill after 4. ST. LAWRENCE AVE. 4854, 20T APT - residents; couple or two. Fill after 4. WARAH AVE. 402C, 20T - MODER couple; couple or single man or other couple. LANGLY AVE. 4322, 20T BEAUTY - front front, neat furnished. Altitude CALMET AVE. 3814-ITIMAED RIOSH - couple; no. 425, 50 man, pre- ferred. GRAND BLVD. NR. 257TH ST - ELEGANT farm house with private bath. Bore, 201. INDANA AVE. 3250-1250 BUS. FER- mance. Grand Blvd. NR. 257TH ST. INDANA AVE. 3250-1250 BUS. FER- mance. Grand Blvd. NR. 257TH ST. GRAND BLVD. NR. 257TH ST - SNICKT turned rooms. Grand Blvd. NR. 257TH ST. GRAND BLVD. NR. 257TH ST - APT - HOOD for man. MODERN ROOM FOR FIRST CLASS GEN 1. 45TH FLOOR, 45L, APT. 1, NEXT-ARY FEN 2. 45TH FLOOR, 45L, APT. 1, NEXT-ARY FEN 3. 45TH FLOOR, 45L, APT. 1, NEXT-ARY FEN GROUP ROOM, 524-51RUHN ROOM 4. CHAMPALLEA AVE., 452, APT. 2, 326 5. PRIVATE HOME, WILL CARE FOR 6. CALMETM AVN. 4528, APT 3--SUMMER with guest quince at 22 boils. SUMMER with guest quince at 22 boils. dried stained heated rent: all allurements. FERNISHED ROOMS: LARGE FIOM IMM. Call elevations: Tentions 6004 ST. NASH 32, 3D APT--NEATLY FIOM dried rooms. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT SOUTH DEBARRON FL, 2022-FURNISHED ROOMS per week. Room(s): 1st floor, 100 square feet; WAREHOUSE guest room, but water near "L" and "R" entrances; AVE AVE, 100-HOUSEBREEDING HOME for quiet working people; farmed area for you. YOU ARE NICE ROOM! WE HAVE 10th St. WATER, 42nd AVE. Agency, 20 10th St. WATER, 42nd AVE. Champaign,熙轻宿, Ken. 253. 3020 PARK AVE., 342, 313-APT.-BOMB. lairy or man; modern 4, house. 8, house. 40, 51TH PL. 432, 414-APT.-ONE STRUCTURE. lairy or man; modern 4, house. street; private house. Dec. 2008. ST. LAWRENCE AVE., 342-313-APT.-NITCHEN. Purm, steam heat, electric. Ren. 712. INDIANA AVE., 3510, 310-APT.-PURCHASE. man; call corridor after 6, house. 1749. CAMELA AVE., 3517, 310-APT.-ALAGAM. one or man, house. Atlanta 1816. one or man, house. Atlanta 1816. E. 40TH ST., 351-APT.-PERMISSED HOUSE. gas and electric; couple or man. 6, house. 6122 HOUSE; room; steam, electric, house. 6122 HOUSE. E. 40TH ST., 351-APT.-NETTAM HOUSE. gas and electric; couple or man. 6, house. 6122 HOUSE. PIARIA AVE., 433-APT.-FURNISH. lairy and airy furnish; room; for couple: 4 6, house. 6124 HOUSE. PIARIA AVE., 432, 414-APT.-FURNISH. lairy and airy furnish; room; modern small family. PIARIA AVE., 422, 414-APT.-FURNISH. lairy and airy furnish; steam heat. Atlanta 1185. with people group. 1482 BOOMS WANTED FURNISH. ON UNFILT ROOMS WANTED IN CAROLINE's Creek Inn Aurora, 5th, 20th St. Victory 122%. FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT WILL SHARE 3 M-6TH FURNISHED FLATS. 20% OF STOREMATES. steam stair, decor light. Dug, 2011. WANTED TO RENT WANTED - 3-BOM MODERN HOUSE, BETWEEN 34TH AND 41TH, Lagley and Ains, at rental of $400. Born, 1911. OF 5 MODERN HOUSES, BETWEEN 34TH AND 41TH, Lagley and Ains, at rental of $400. Born, 1911. FLATS FOR SALE FOR SALE - 5 - HOM COMPLETELY FIRM 112 W. 12th St. NW. 100th St. FOR SALE - 2 - D. M. 1 p.m. wollacition it takes at noon. 412 N. Lawrence Ave. Apt. 412 1200 W. 12th St. NW. Groom spot. Call. Bailerboard 625L. BOARD WANTED WANTED- GOOD CHRISTIAN PARENTS TO bangle children from their home to their new home in Houston, Texas. 400 South, Dearborn St. N. Mar. 26, 2017. CHILDREN TO BOARD WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN BY DAY OR NIGHT. Will be at Alpine, Alpine St. 676, M. C. J. Carolees. FURNACES CLEANED FURNISHES CLEANED-WE ENFARM ALL makes of furnishings, steam and water plants, by experts; all parts furnished. Exchange, 811 State St., Oakland, 911-277-6111. Italian or small sample. We will quote your CLIMAX TAILORS Clemente, Dyers, Repository 6445 Preserve, Dyers, Repository , Ill., and Delivery. Dyers. 6810 HIDDEN TREASURES! "GOOD LUCK!" "BAD LUCK!" There is something it better than nothing; so could it not transform the evil into good **HEALTH!** You can enjoy good health, and even great health, with good oral health, soon "seem" painful, and "irritate" your gums. "of mastery understanding work," says the author, "is to be able to "blish," of mastery understanding work," says the author, "is to be able to "blish," of mastery understanding work." Little White Mather, America's Illustrated Mother, says that "mothers must multibundle make request for information, information, and information, and need any bury or porey substance to be used." DO YOU KNOW! FOR SALE: SOLID MARSHALY LIVING 162 W1200, rent double, curtains, coat 162 W1200, rent double, curtains, coat FURNITURE FOR SALE, 112 YORKENNES 1d Apr. Less - expires, must sell FURNITURE, BOOKS, BET, UNDER 1700 Ave. 1st, after 2 f. in borkhouse FOR SALE-PTTNITTN OP 4 1000 apartment, Middletown, NY 10509 SUMMER RESORTS IF YOU ARE THINKING OF TAKING A BREAKOUT OF YOUR SESSION, IF EVERY BREAKOUT BEENHAVEN, neighboring the spiked sunset bay of the beautiful Woollahaw Bay, and completely furnished for rent, for lodge use, or for a private retreat, you can visit Chicago, Illinois. Special arrangements made for lodges in session and bay rentals. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE - DIRHAM HOUSE: $93,748. FOR SALE - DIRHAM HOUSE: $82,500. $100,000. DIRHAM HOUSE: $20,500. IF YOU WANT TO BUY HOUSE OR PLAYS, please pay $200 up. M. Wright, 818-745-2222. PAGE ELEVEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOBBS & GRUBB, 454 W. 47TH ST. KEENSTOWN 407-5780 FOR SALE HOBBS & GRUBB, 454 W. 47TH ST. KEENSTOWN 407-5780 ST. LAWRENCE AVE. 49TH ST. Attractive 8-room house; steam heat, alco. Easy trim. Trim cost. $1,000, cash required. 4252 CALCHESTER AVE. - Ten rooms, on large square lot, with high ceilings. - Light, price $2,000; cash 4544 CHAMPLAIN AVE.-Eight rooms, all square lot, with water heaters. - $1,000. TWO-PLATS S22 ELIMINID AVE.-IREL, Dec. 7, 8 and 9 stores; store heat, $8.00; $40.00 store heat, $8.00 THREE-PLATS LANGLEY AVE. NRAH 8TH ST. $25.00 dinners, $25.00 halloween dinner, Price $2,000, $2,000. dinners, Price $2,000, $2,000. Price $2,000, $2,000. College coupon in rear, steam heat, two bags; college; all masters. Price $25.00. VINCENES AVE. NEAR 47TH ST. -7-8-8 VINCENES AVE. front; all modern. 12th 22-26th St. 415-81478 404.641 CALMET AVE. Free points: green with 404.641 CALMET AVE. Free points: green with 404.641 burglar gate. Price $2,000.00 CRESS HIRKK AVE. name and basement gate CRESS HIRKK AVE. name and basement gate LARGE $4,000.00. Price $2,000.00. $2,000.00 CALMET AVE. NEAH 4677 AVE. free points: electric lights. Price $2,000.00 CALMET AVE. NEAH 4677 AVE. free points: electric lights. Price $2,000.00 OUR BUYERS NEVER FAIL 62st building, 48th and St. Lawrence 62st building, 48th block Prairie Ave. 62st building, 47th and Columbus $2,000 62st building, 47th and Columbus $2,000 62st building, 47th and Prairie Ave. $2,000 cash. H. A. WATKINS. 210 INDIANA AVE. THIRD FLOOR. PHONE 32144 Calvin Realty and Business Exchange 42st East 52th St. Chicago. Phone Dong, 674. Dug, 858. Business Listed and Sold For investments, or information concerning to locate you in business. We furnish you patients. We consider any business product that you want to buy or sell a business. Not THE HOUSE FOR YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS FOR SALE A 62st building, 48th and St. Lawrence $2,000; cash $1,000. 12th floor. 61st St. nr. Langley Ave. Yearly rent, $490. 21st floor. front stairway 21st Bldg. 22nd floor. front stairway 22nd Bldg. 23rd floor. St. Lawrence, 47th St. Roosevelt Bank Bldg. Suite 1 35th St. and Grand-Blvd. MORGAN PARK Spring Opening We have a bank that all kinds on easy payments. If you have four bills, we can sell you the bills and pay we can sell you the bills and pay for you. it is our specialty. it is our specialty. CALIFORNIA FOR SALE--5-BOOM BRIDGE HOUSE, STON front, near 11th & College Road, Hanlind, easl, light, but water heat, Hallgain, 422 College Road, west, 2211. EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO DEFENDER SATURDAY. MARCH 31, 1923 Chicago DEFENDER WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY THE ROBERT S.ABBOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY (INVOKED) Entered as second-time master, Feb. 1, 1908, at the Postoffice in Chicago, Ill., under order of March 6, 1970. LONDON, 11 GREEN ST., Charing Cross Hotel, London, England, W. C. CHICAGO - 3423 Indiana Ave., Telephone Douglas 6067. DEFENDER'S PLATFORM FOR AMERICA 1. The Opening Up of All Trades and Trade Unions to Blacks as Well as Whites. 2. The Appointment of a Member of the Race to the President's Cabinet. FICKLE FASHION Though your skirts have been lengthened by fashion's decree, And some less of your figure is now there to see, From the style worn by Grandma full well do you know They have still, little Girl, some distance to go. Though you've chopped off your tresses, most all that you had, But you that hobbed hair is no longer the fad; That it's gone out of fashion for poor and for rich. Don't despair, little Girl; invest in a switch. CHICAGO NEEDS A Y. W. C. A. WITH A GROUP population far exceeding 125,000 In Chicago, there is little reason for the tardiness displayed in erecting a Y. W. C. A. building com- mensurate with the size and importance of the city and the needs of our young women. Under the mute mind of an uneducated, uneducated, uneducated fish women have kept alive the movement and managed somehow to maintain temporary quarters in an old residence until such time as a suitable building is erected. CHICAGOANS must come to a realization of the fact that the time for the new building is right now, and that we can make it imperative that every safeguard be thrown around our young women if we would have the mothers of the future clean of body, mind and soul. Many are the temptations and dangers that surround a homeless young woman. If some chance to fall by the water, they are not the majority portion of it lies at the door of the citizen who has failed to lend a helping hand to such a worthy cause. A MOVEMENT is now under way to secure the native support of the women of the city, who logically should sponsor a movement that means so much to their sex. With a larger base, they should be able to secure funds for the actual erection of the "Y" building. No woman, young or old, rich or poor, should consider herself exempt from this sacred duty. The cost of membership is but one dollar a year. While financial support for the present makeshift institution is very necessary, the moral support is the big thing that counts. THE Y. W. C.A. is doing a work that has either been neglected or neglected by uplift organizations and even the church. Unquestionably our young women are entitled to a bit more civic protection than our young men. Some of our ministers, unfortunately, withhold their support and have even so far as to advise their flocks to keep their interests within the church. Selfishness and ignorance are dreadful things. Ministers should know that a Y. W. C.A. is a part and parcel of every church organization, as such as federally denomination, and as such are entitled not only to their moral but financial support. WE WANT and can have a creditable W. Y. C. A. If all forces will put their shoulders to the wheel and help push the thing along. Go to the institution, 5341 Indiana avenue, meet the women who are working without pay or promise of reward every day in the classroom. Go to a church in a Christian home, and that their dreams of a real building will soon materialize—then you will get a fair idea of the importance of this work. --- ACCURATE HISTORIES WISCONSIN is keeping ahead of the times. The senate of that state has acted favorably on a bill to bar histories which defame the nation's founders or falsify the facts concerning the Revolution or the war of 1812. They might insist, and still be within reason, upon textbooks being barred that chronicle only that portion of the story in which the nation was founded, a favorable role. That is, if they really want accuracy. NEVER in the history of America has there been a battle of any magnitude fought that our boys were not in the middle of the fray, yet the white man's histories barely mention our presence. Few, if any, of the conflicts could have been won without our aid, and yet the white man's histories fail to give us credit. The students in our schools today would, after reading these textbooks, be under the impression that the most prosperous country on the face of the globe. SCHOOL HISTORIES are tremendously vital in the shaping of thought and sentiment among the youth of today who are to become the citizens of tomorrow. Our histories should be accurate. They should be fair to all sides. What is there in American history to cover up or apologize for? Certainly, the facts of history and perspective should be able to make young Americans thrill with pride and burn with love of country. ONLY in books written by our own authors can we find our part in the upholding of America chronicle. It is unfortunate, but true, that prejudice combined with a fear of public disapproval has been the norm. It has been the norm. It has nation-wide agitation for more accurate histories brings to the fore a broader set of writers it will more than justify the efforts put into it, for if our histories are accurate as to detail and truthful in spirit they will help to mold a race of real Americans, cherishing no animatics, race hatred or prejudice, and not allowing other than it should gallantly maintain its role of friend and brother of all mankind. A HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF IT IS AN UNFORTUNATE FACT that the bittersweet existing between the different factions into which the Republicans of Chicago and Cook county are divided will doublesl make it impossible for that party to be successful in local elections in the future, and that the party will not be successful very久. In the coming mayoralty election it is more than probable that several thousand Republicans who voted against Mr. Lucier in the primaries will also vote against his election simply because they are laboring under the impression that his success would be more of a factional than a party victory. In fact, the party instead instituted a bismuthic as indicative of its political downfall of William Hale Thompson. It is nothing more than natural that thousands of those who are not favorable to his political annihilation will not vote for a candidate whose success would bring about that result. Although Mayor Thompson is not now before the people as a candidate, he has many thousands of people who are not favorable to him, is such that they will not allow themselves to be parties to any cause which is antagonistic to him. IF REPUBLICANS ever expect to win in any local contests in the future they must emulate the splendid example set by the Democrats in burying factional differences and uniting upon candidates whose success will not mean the elimination of any one particular faction in their party. The electorate as a whole is sick and tired of this continuous rivalry between certain factions and newspapers for the domination and control of the machinery of the city and county and they mean at this time to give forceful expression to their wishes along these lines. THE DAILY SHOW, if it shows the milliken some real cow's milk, will not have been held in vain. SOME FAMILIES live within their means and some have learned to say "Charge, it please." The measure of a man is the good, and not the bad, that's in him—Pastor S. Allison WHEN THE WELL RUNS DRY "YOU NEVER MISS the water till the well runs dry." Never was there a trier saying. Most of us are prone to lock the stable after the horse has been stolen; it seems to be human nature. Some of us are a little more far-seeing than others and realize that there must be a bridge to cross even before we see it. And so we have a certain kind of sympathy for the Southern plantation that owns a horse that there must be a bridge to cross to pick his fields. He had then at one time, had them to spare. Things and people, too, for that matter, can become so common that their intrinsic value is discounted. This is what has happened with the black man of the South. He was so common the white man didn't appreciate him until he went away. Now, as the following letter indicates, he is crying for him to "DEAR SIRS: Your name was given to me as the logical concern to write in regard to securing some Negro labor. I have a plantation in Washington county, Mississippi, and want some families to make a cotton crop. I can use any part of 20 families. Am willing to pay their fare from Chicago to Greenville and also, if any should have some little bills to pay, am willing to advance them enough to make it possible to take them at Greenville to take them to the plantation. "I FURNISH either rations or cash on my place and on shares or almost any way. Have a manager who is very popular with the hands, and last year there was not a single family on the plantation, but a good goose, who made a sum of as much as 10 families, would send some one to Chicago to see about moving them. I understand there are a good many Negroes in Chicago who went 'up from Southern farms and are anxious to get back but haven't the necessary funds. Please let me hear from you at the earliest possible moment, so that I can send a few weeks until planting starts. Yours, etc." THIS IS ONLY ONE of hundreds of similar letters and is only presented to show which way the wind is blowing. The self-respecting Negro who once crosses the Mason and Dixon line seldom puts his foot again on Southern soil, save it is to pay the rent. He is not a slave, so obvious that it does not need repetition here. The white man of the South alone is to blame for the condition he finds himself in today. Financial ruin stares him in the face. His situation is desperate-pitiful. The black man who heard his call in the past and came willingly now turns a deed to the landlord, but he man to man. There is much for the South to do to redeem itself. A LETTER FROM PARIS THE FRENCH OCCUPATION of the Ruhr valley has afforded a new aptext to Anglo-Saxon whimperings about the "Black shunne on the Rhine," says our correspondent. That section of the English press that is hostile to such drastic action on the part of France, for want of valid reasons, is endeavoring to incite opposition to France by invoking visions of Black troops lording it over blond-haired German women. And the Germans have put these visions into tangible form. Two Germans, with an apostol, are standing on the opposite side a Colored soldier whose helmet here the insignia "Die Wacht am Rhine, 1920," and on the reverse side a nude German girl. The French court-martial promptly sentenced the overzealous patrons to two months and two days' imprisonment. THESE TWO illustrations should be sufficient to determine the sympathies of every right-thinking man and woman of our group. Such evidence is unnecessary for those who were fortunate enough to realize real liberty in France, even during the war. For those few who, for any reason, may be indebted to the Holocaust, may say that Anglo-Saxon Color haired and a France giving prison sentences to those who insult her Colored troops. THIS CHOICE is only strengthened by reasoning that goes beyond present-day manifestations of Color hatred or Color friendship. Inasmuch as white supremacy is not to be shaken for years to come, the need for a more serious victory for the people most favorably inclined toward them. If Germany were allowed to leave France in her weakened condition, if she meanwhile regained her prosperity of 1913, she most likely would form with America and England a coalition that would stem the "rising tide of color" for many moons. On the other hand, if Germany devastated regions reconstructed, in securing adequate reparations to Belgium and Italy, then the Latin-speaking races will be predominant in Europe and France will be able to pay off her debts to America and England without sacrificing anything to their ever-growing pigment hysteria. Let us note that the "rising tide of color" must verse with the rise of the polar and the pound against the france. THE DRUG HABIT THERE IS NO HABIT a man or woman can form that will drag them down deeper in the human scale than what is commonly called the drug habit. While it is one of the evils that had its inception and flourishes in some of the Old World countries, it is astonishing the foothold it now has in this country. It is the result of the addict's withering, with every addict we hear of, but the Chinese in reality dispense only a fraction of the deadly drug that finds its way into the hands of its slaves. The greatest offenders are unscrupulous physicians and druggists. Although we have dreadst laws designed to curb the sale of opium and similar drugs, it seems the only difficulty addicts have in getting it is getting the PLIGHT of an alcoholic is nothing compared to that of a dope friend. No slavery can equal it. The demon in the poppy reigns supreme and makes the great and mighty roll in the mire along with the ignorant and humble. It is gratifying to note that city, state and federal authorities are joining hands in a crusade against this evil. If we are civilized let us act the part that we are in government is attempt- ing to be in the face among their own people and is meeting with favorable results. IN EGYPT the people see no wrong in eating the drug, and many of them take a small piece with their coffee. Some defend its use by declaring that it opens a hole in the brain of different countries and the poppy is freely cultivated in Upper Egypt. Fines for illegal sales are merely nominal. Dried poppy heads may be purchased in the streets, three or four big heads being sold for a farthing. It is impossible to calculate the harm of this drug, but it is safe to see the lid down tightly on this course is right now, before any more lives are wrecked. HOME MISSIONARIES THE POPULATION of the world is estimated at 1,646,600. About a third are nominally Christians, and almost half are worshipers of the one true God. The remaining quarter are either Hindus or Buddhists, and probably fewer than 200,000 are pagans. The whole world is more or less open to missionary work. And this brings us the query: Why send missionaries to foreign countries when the home product is sadly in need of attention? THE CHURCH should have but one mission: To carry His message to every man, woman and child within reach—to John Jones in the next block, quite as much as to Yang Sing, in China. It would seem to a casual observer that it might be good policy for the missionary, despite its desire to let their followers know more. If a little more interest were taken in home and less in foreign uplift work, perhaps we would not have had the orgies staged at Herrn, Ill., or Morehouse, La. to say nothing of the lynching bees in the La. Eleven prominent citizens of Ardmore. Okla, tried in connection with the death of an anti-Klan organizer, have been freed of charges of murder. An increase of two cents an hour for 65,000 freight handlers and station laborers on approximately 41 railroads and subsidiaries became effective recently; CIVILIZATION is just a slow process of inventing a sophistry to justify frisking the weaker peoples. AT THIS SEASON of the year life is just one pair of darned socks after another, it seems. One Must Be Extinguished DEMOCRACY LIBERTY THIS AND THAT A BIT OF NEWS, GOS DEMOCRACY "THE FIERY CROSS" LIBERTY K.K.K. THIS AND THAT AND T'OTHER A BIT OF NEWS, GOSSIP, FUN AND FICTION Sometimes, race are these times, though, a dude or a sluder happens along and succeeds in gettin' the last word in on Maggie. This brings to the fore the unfortunate case of Prince Hokum-Spooch. The prince, as you can猜出, is a prince of that vast continent founded for its diamonds, English adventure stories, ivory hunters, rubber ochards and dark-skinned aborigines. Now I haven't anything against Africa at all, nor have I an ax to grind, nor a bag of gum to bring to business. But there's one thing about that vast territory of undeveloped and developed wealth, outside of the "back to the jungles" stuff, that gets my manny, as the teller says. And it's this: every visitor to Oceano shows that continent is a place to enter his purpose, whiteth it to find a job or enter a school to learn how to raise corn on the cob, he's a prince. It makes a dude think that prince in their dialect mister, Anyway and so-how, Prince Holom-Spoon comes to our halloween and we met him with brass bands, jazz music and speeches. Then they held a party of stables, bells, dinner plates, teas, bridge whistles and to which the prince ginger went. In looks he resembled the kind of a desert shell such as you see only in the movies, and in wint he was as well educated as the man who founded Oxford. Naturally all the browns went wild over him. Maybe that's why us dudes didn't cotton to him overmuch. Maggie met him at Naomi Brantley out. Naomi introduced him. Nowin he had a friend who had been collided with any of them. At any rate, he smiled a smile o' gloomness when he stooped royally over Maggie's pink-painted hand. "Welcome to our shores, Prince Chap," she sez. "But tell me have you come to lead our people?" "No, Miss O'Brownie," he replies, after a royal pause to get the proper impression. He comes to puzzle out which to lead your people. I am come to puzzle out which to band wagon." Mr. Dogulas' Generosity [From the Chicago Priesinto] T. Arnold Hill to Be Tendered Consolation Banquet Mr. Hill's admirers met to organize a permanent Republican club for clean politics and were so grateful to Mr. Hill for trying to win they proposed giving him a reception in the near future. Mr. Gain's paid $10.00 on the table as a first contribution and W. W. Douglas plied — ? What Kida Learn by What "nigger" "darky" and "coon" mean to the white man was worrying a small group of "the race" the other day. GEORGE ARTHUR Tol of Tulsa was Unlikely to race a race and won. Standing beside George was a white woman and her son, he being of rather slender age. The child had been unable to see the victor, so he asked his mother who came out ahead. She pointed to the "nigger" queried the youngster. A flush of red rushed to the mother's face as she looked hard at her box and pointed again. look. "The nigger, you mean?" the child repeated to the increasing embarrassment of the grown-up. The question and answer process was kept up until the law was made to understand who the winner was and that he must not be called "nigger" out like that. "Why, ma!" exclaimed the surprised youngster, "that's what you said he was, didn't you?" Shouldn't She Be Treasurer? The Northwestern Federation of Colored Women's clubs wishes to tell the world it's not a Jim Crow organization, and as "proof of the puddle" introduces the names of Arizona as chairman of the executive board. L. M. "THE FIERY CROSS" T AND T'OTHER IP, FUN AND FICTION [Will it come to this?] 5:00 p. m. "Children's Hour," stories of the under- world in which we live. 5:00 p. m. Closing report on farmerettes produce market report (67 meters). Silk stocking markets and butterscotch and egg-shake reports (perfect 36 meters). 6:00 p. m. Late news flashes, early sport news, the Hotel Tattler. 6:15 p. m. Interview in the Bootleg and Leather-head line. A monthly review by the United Boot and Leather club. 6:30 p. m. Usaquepough police reports. 6:45 p. m. Code-line practice, lesson 13. 6:30 p. m. Evening program. A aerobatic concert by Miss S. Mac Smith, inducted by Miss Anne Ella Phan, plane move. 2-Baldwin O. Manley, soprano. "White Hopes" and Others The eminent Irish fighter, Mr. Mike McTigne, has reached from behind and grabbed Mr. Nikki's gin and pork chops, too. St. Patrick's boy (they say he's 31) has exerted himself in daring and consequential manner. "The Race" finds itself pawing in the air for a championship of any kind. We discover ourselves looking for some ray of hope to serve as a bulwark against the threat of suppression and arrest arrogance of our pseudo masters. Not long now these masters manufactured "white hopes" over night. But "white hopes" would need 12. And a "race hope," you wouldn't like that, nor a "Nexo hope," an "Ethicon hope," an "Aro hope," a "Colored hope," ch? We know we want something, but we just can't think of the word. Our girl friend next door says Sunday you'll see the reason she ain't been runnin' around any since Christmas. [1, 11] OUR WEEKLY SERMON OUR WEEKLY SERMON [This space is devoted to the use of ministers sage to our readers. These sermons are restricted to 250 words, and may be sent without official notice.] CORNERSTONES IN RACIAL STRUCTURE By W. J. Lucas, A. B. Pastor M. Olivet Baptist Church, Newport, R. I. Text: When our daughters shall be as cornerstones, bawn after the fashion of a palace. * * * * Happy is that people that is in such a case—Pee, 11:12-15. THIS is Girl Scout day, and we are here to encourage by our presence, sympathy and sentiments the girls of today who will be the women of the future to be ready to help firing line of the future conflicts to be waged in the struggle for the new emancipation of a Race and the salvation of the world. The text speaks joyfully and prophetically of a condition in which a people may find themselves happy. And what is suggested by these words? First, a cornerstone is an honor stone in the building. We are building a Race, a nation. The foundation is "our daughters," not our mothers. The call of today is for, women of vision, vision, softly. A cornerstone cannot be fought on the plains of the past. Secondly, the "cornerstones bewn" imply perfection in out and fitness in polish. We are building a palace, not a hut. Thus the stones must be perfectly cut. They must compare with the purpose and character of the building. The art models in yellow, brown and ebony can and must be as beautiful as the art models in the whitest marble. Dignity resides in character, not in color. The principle of the "survival of the fittest" will not be fulfilled without fashion lines. This visualization and fashion the human material sent to it in the persons of our daughters. Their motto is "Be prepared. This preparation must take place along four distinct lines: Physical, moral, social and spiritual. This is the rectangle of life, neither side of which can be dispensed with without destroying the figure. DR. A. WILBERFORCE WILLIAMS PREVENTIVE MEASURES, FIRST AID REMEDIES HYGIENICS AND SANITATION No Cases Are Diagnosed and No Prescriptions Given in Three Weekly Articles TALK ON VENEREAL DISEASES We hope some of the Colored people who can see no good in their own trained physicians, may analyze this most damaging statement and take warning. We have no quarrel with those members of our Race who claim they need not be trained physicians and are opposed to Colored nurses, hospitals or any of our institutions that have only for their purpose, the good of those who take advantage of the service. However, we do know that there is an increasing growing tendency on the part of the white physicians and nurses, not to render service to Colored people, either because they fear, as the above mentioned physician, as the above mentioned physician, disease, or because they are prejudiced and have a great dislike for the Race. These charges of being a vehemently tainted race operates against members of our Race along economic lines—that is, towards obtaining employment as a means of making a living, as opposed to the services of the face along the lines of social contact. No person wants to associate intimately with a race charged with a monopoly of vehement diseases; and thirdly, it operates against the members of our Race in the same vehemently tainted races and those dependent upon them. No white insurance company is going to give the members of our Race the same insurance of protection as they give to members of other races that are not so charged with vehemently tainted diseases, amount them. We do not subscribe to any of these damaging charges. We do know that many members of the Race lay themselves liable to have these damaging charges made against them, because they are so poor in the dispositions and some of the cheap class who condemn to treat them in their homes, who snite in their face, put them on the back and speak kindly to them—while you forget all the time that this is just pure business on his part, and as soon as the white physician gets enough money, he becomes independent—moves away from the house and establishes a suite in the loop or in his home in some select neighborhood where he does not allow you to come—where you are not even allowed to ride up on the elevator—because he has in his mind you have veneral disease—and he brings forth the excuse, that his better class of patients will not share the same reception room with us. What are you going to do about it? There is a remedy if you have sense enough to use it. THE ONLOOKER BY A. L. JACKSON fering up our sons as sacrifices to greed and vanity? That means that all of us will have to learn self-control in our private and personal affairs before we can truly make our particular partner a better world friend. The sooner we get started in that direction the better. CHANGING SENTIMENT THREE years ago we were torn apart over the nation's issue. The Republican party rules on the issue against opinion against going into such an arrangement. A little while ago we saw a judge appointed to a world court by that same Republican administration which accepts this advance step on the heels of its opposition to a world league. A few years ago we saw a wield tale of a scheme of the Soviet government of Russia (for nationalizing its women). Pick up your newspaper today and read of the contemplated visit of Madame Kalenin, the wife of the next highest cabinet member to Lenin in the Soviet government. To plead the cause of her surviving follow countrymen. Such a step a few months ago would have been unthinkable. Day by day the indication of the country at the French policy in the Ruhr increases. It is easy to work up an indication meeting over the use of African troops during performances of these same troops by the same press that is day protesting to France in behalf of the poor Germans over their use in the occupation of the Ruhr. It pays to have people who rule over the destinies of lesser people are constantly jockeying for advantage and place. They are not very logical or serpulous in the arguments or the means they take to gain a desired end. So there is no use taking anything for granted where it concerns your interest and needs. It pays to keep aware of what for us, sometimes there is never any telling when the avarices and gulls of some of these leaders seeking for power and place may bring us to the top of the heap, much to their surprise as well as our own. It pays to keep aware of all the time. When the break comes it will come quickly. It is your business and mine to be ready when it comes. CLOTHES AGAIN OUR comment a few weeks ago on the question of clothes brought some protests from our fair readers. In view of the Easter season, about a half of the rules for dress made by a young woman who yon the title of the best dressed girl in America a few weeks ago in New York. Among other things Miss Letitia Martin says in a copyrighted interview in the New York Evening Post, "Do you buy cheap clothes? Do you cheap it won't do a little the second season. Refrain from overnight rads. And the rule we tried to suggest in our carier article which seems most important of all: Don't yourself to feel clothes-conscious. Another one is, Underjazmur your dress." During the war and ever since the war there is no doubt that you have been a great friend. venerable diseases than ever before during your lifetime. The reason for this is that the United States together with the whole world, were brought face to face with black plague among its brightest and most promising citizens. Many of its best men (supposed to be, at than ever before during your lifetime. The reason for this is that the United States together with the whole world, were brought face to face with this great black plague among its brightest men and promising citizens. Many of its best men (supposed to be, at any rate) between the ages of 21 and 31 years, were examined preparatory of being inducted into the army. Many of the examining physicians were evidence of the various forms of the crippling diseases that are commonly known as venereal diseases. Prior to the World's War, the Colored people of the United States were charged with having a monarchy of the venerable diseases, viz syphilis, gonorrhea and chancroid. But, having to examine all of the men in the country, above attention was drawn to the fact that these diseases are no respecter of person. But the Colored people being in the minority in this country and living largely in the South among those who are often their enemies, or amongst those who are not, they were said to have good or commendable in our Race, we are charged, even today, as being a venerable tainted Race. There may be some basis for this damaging charge. In the first place, the better educated and cleaner class of Colored people do not, as a rule, become patients of, or visit the various dispensaries connected with the medical school. A trained examiner and treated by white physicians who have no particular interest in them—nor in their social, physical or economical welfare. One white physician in Chicago was so unreasonable and prejudiced against uncolored women that he told a woman worked in the capacity of mud, that "the first thing he did when a Colored woman entered his office was to put on his rubber gloves and use bleach of mercury to prevent himself from contracting syphilis; that he objected to white people employing Colored people in any area; that they all had syphilis and were unsafe to have around and about white people." OUR final word on the election is to vote right and satisfy both your reason and your conscience. This column will explain the election of Morton D. Hull for Congress in the Second district to succeed James R. Mann because we know his record and because we have many reasons to believe him as a man. As a Republican candidate we believe he will have the full support of the market. But at the same time we believe that those persons of other party affiliations or those of 16 succeeded James T. Mann because he record and because we have many reasons for believing in him as a man. As a Republican candidate we believe he will be the support of his party on the ticket. But at the same time we believe that those persons of other party affiliations or those of no particular party must be in giving this man their support. The next Congress is going to have some big issues. Your interests as a Race will be in the hands of a small majority. It behooves you to make sure of this chance to send from Illinois at least one man to be a chairman of straight thinking and fair dealing and consideration for others. Men who vote according to convictions in these days where our interests are concerned are rare. Here is one and we ought not to fall him. MILITARISM A FEW years back we were being told that the Germans had a --- THIS NEWSPAPER CONSISTS OF TWO SECTIONS-BE SURE YOU GET BOTH OF THEM Lead Whites Two to One In Regard to Savings; Race Compares Well Nationally Thriftiness among the pupils in the Colored schools of Norfolk is more than 100 per cent more developed than among the pupils compiled from the school savings accounts as they stood at the end of the session of school last June, published by the Colored pupils patronized by the cent of the white pupils kept savings accounts, while 5 per cent of the Colored pupils patronized the school savings, which the comparative showing is interesting, the total number of pupils enrolled in the school savings accounts was 11,041.85, of the size of Norfolk of which there is a record. The amount of money on deposit to the credit of all the deposits in the end of last session was $11,041.85, as against $14,064.18 at the end of the last session in this method of saving waned very materially during the year. The method employed in handling these savings accounts is believed by the principals and teachers in the schools to be the cause of the fact it entails upon the principals and teachers in the schools the total work, which is carried in addition to the regular school work. Information on schools savings accounts is used, in which the depositor in these departments is brought in direct contact with the principals and teachers accounts, and the teacher and principal are relieved of the trisome detail of bringing the thousands of small accounts. Last year there were 11,462 white depositors in the schools' savings groups, two of which were enrolled as depositors in the schools' savings groups, two of which were enrolled and 2,111 of them were depositors in these groups. This represents 57 per cent of the total Colored students, only 25 per cent of the white enrollment. May Change System Indication. Indication of the school savings, which dropped last year, will continue to drop this year under the presystem, which is the best the school authorities with the means at hand can devise, place where the detail is removed from already over-hurried teachers. that this method of savings is well developed in other parts of the country, and is the financial factor. In Memphis, Tennessee, which has a population of something more than 100,000, all the schools, and 20,942 of them are enrolled in the school savings groups. The will pay for the schools, and the large margin. In some other cities of smaller population than Norfolk an equal ratio of bankers to bankers are considering the proposition, and it is probable some new bankers will be worked out in the near future. Texas K.P.'s in Lead of All Others Houston, Texas, March 30.—W. S. Willis, grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, has announced the appointment of the Texas jurisdiction of the lodge stamps it is the greatest Pythian jurisdiction in the world. The total amount of state lodge taxation, $21,609.37, this amount covers cash in bank warrants stamps, U. S. treasury certificates, first mortgage bonds, mortgage loans, and drug store, building and real estate. There are limitations of $2,357.14 in unpaid death claims. The property on land approximately $150,004, making an approximate total of $771,069.37. This statement does not include the property owned and controlled by the lodges throughout the jurisdiction. FINDS WAY TO CURB WEEVIL Gainesville, Fla.—Development of a satisfactory method of controlling the boll weevil on short staple, or upland, wilton Newell, plant commissioner for the state plant board and director of the university of Florida expo-ration station. Dr. Newell's announcement was made as the result of the successful culmination of research work by the university, and is given, conducted under the auspices of the state plant board. The method involves a principle in boll weevil control. The other investigators, Dr. Newell stitched, and he added that the total cost of treatment, labor included, does not exceed $10,000. A method a cotton field is cleared of practically all boll weevil early in June and remains in that condition for several weeks. During this period weevil interference is set without weevil interference. Import Girls to Aid French in House Work Paris, France, March 30. France's servant problem has reached such a crisis that one of the philanthropic societies has imaged 400 girls from poor and disadvantaged families in French households. The dark-skinned colonials, wearing red bandannas around their heads and enveloped in bright calico mother hutbads, Nazareth and were then directly exposed to the society, where they will be distributed throughout France. In view of the servant shortage the society is able to make its own clothes, and the first and principal of them is to safeguard the girl's marital. THE WEEK [Copyright Chicago Defender by R. S. Abbott Publishing Company. All rights reserved.] DURING FEBRUARY CIRCULATION WAS INCREASED 10,000 YOUR EYES Lueder or Dever? M Party Principles C Mr. Roberts of Calif. O (Copyright Chicago Def "DOWN with the Tribune," cray those opposed to Arthur Linder, Republican candidate for mayor of Chicago. So say all for Chicago, which he feared for such only when it persecutes Colored people. Medill, its founder, builder, its genius, may have stood with Linder, but its successors have certainly made up for lost time since Lincoln died. Don't fret over the Tribune. It will break its own neck fighting God. But for you there would be no such as the world loves, honors. Why did you take part in that primary if you didn't mean to stand by the result? On what ticket did you re-lect Jackson and Anderson? "I hadn't thought of that," many will say. --- "Thompson is gone and we will destroy the house in which we dwelt together, many seem to argue, you should leave the house because the favorite son withdraws from its roof you give reason a new puzzle to use, fought Thompson," others say. They mean McCormick and Thompson fought each other. Upon that battle this writer looked with tearful eye. Two men, Lauder for the G, O, P, and Dever for the Democrats. Also before you are two principles old as your government. One is President Obama. You forgot his platform, have you not? This writer will never forget it. It was; "Chicago is a white man's town." White Republicans of Chicago and Illinois, greatest of the commonwealths, stood against Lewis; stood with you. "Lewis is wrong; Chicago belongs to MEN, all made in the image of God." Lewis is chief Dever orator in the contest before you. "THE time has come to divide our vote" is an argument that sounds good. How will you divide it? How will you divide it if you own two or three years ago. Where did you come from? You came from states where the law says NO Colored man can take part in Democratic primary. Is that so? Answer that question for yourself. You are not good enough to be a Democrat in Alabama, but you are not good enough to be a Democrat in the Republican party in Chicago. On second thought that will strike you as true, will it not? A Democratic Chicago make a Democrat Chicago make a Democrat. "Evil communications corrupt good manners," says the Bible. You know nothing of Luther except that he is square, honest, just, you. You know nothing of Mr. Dever's party except that it is dishonest, unjust, oppressive, do you? Mr. Dever runs as a Democrat. "Oops," many will say. Very true, and made so by William Hale Thompson. REPUBLICAN, product of the Second ward, that famous some of Republican faith. Your duty is to keep it "Chicago." Don't let your heart run away with your head. High feeling drives thought away. Democrats say: "We will show you, how we answer and say: 'I'll love money.' Democrats have shown us already enough." Republicans could say: "We may not have been faithful, but at least we have been decent." Party principles are the same everywhere, so you have been done for you has been done by the G. O. P. Is not that true? As you answer that question in your heart, think of your sons, your those spared and those taken away. All done against you was done by all party. Look away from these little boys. Let you mind circle the years. Loose it and it will bring you up from Oppression to State street. Many came but more are left behind. . . . Vote against Lucier and you will be voted for Mr. Dever, and you uphold cim crow laws, disfranchising laws, the torch, laws denying your women right of petition in courts of law, children in the father's children for them. You are thinking now, are you not? "Not ballots, but bullets," is said to be the motto of the Reds now on trial for apposing government. You are up on that motto; at least you know. Sit down and talk at the family altar on this question. Forget Mr. Lucier; forget Mr. Dijkstra. Think of the distance traveled, the rivers crossed. Think of the friends you have had, then of the enemies you have drawn themselves across your path. What party stands behind the Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY **By Roscoe Simmons** Defender by B. S. Abbott Publishing Company. "Mammy Statue?" ask yourself. Then this one. "What party is against you?" ask yourself. "What party do you find your old ides who like you, came North?" There they are, standing with Mr. James Hamilton Lewis. "What party he for Leder; this writer may be for or atheist Dever. But this writer IS for you, a vote for Leder is a vote of self-respect. Don't rob millions of all they have—hope for a better day, STAY ON THE SHIP." CALIFORNIA is worked up over treatment received by the only Colored member of the state assembly, Frederick M. Roberts of Los Angeles. You may not have heard much of Mr. Roberts, but you will. He belongs to the new school; that is, to young men taking up where and on young shoulders, say of Roberts. He was an editor before he got to a statesman, and he was a school teacher before he joined the greatest of "professions," as editors like to --- "What overlook him?" you are asking, Race prejudice overtook him, the obedient he had ordered for the state. Our white people enjoy the ride of death, you can say. The Hotel Oakland, fine hotel of East San Francisco, refused Mr. Roberts's friends in the legislature him. Mr. Roberts doesn't seem to say much about it. A still tongue makes a sound. "This isn't true," says the manager of the hotel. "Why should we refuse Mr. Roberts's a bed when we entertained him in the dining room of the hotel. Give that some thought, too, since our white people will often let you sleep like a human if you will not be able to do so. You wouldn't like you to examine the wonderful brains of our white people? A good sign is the stand taken by members of the legislature. "Yes, he was refused a room," members say, "and we propose to look into the matter." That sounds manly doesn't it? Haave manly still live. Mr. Roberts was member of a committee of the legislature appointed to visit the city to present possibilities of her harbor. That's coming up. Mr. Roberts cannot not think Mr. Roberts a man of extraordinary wisdom affront to him is resented by WHITE members of a legislature of which he is a member? No, when he was elected he said: "I may not turn the legislature upside down, but I promise you will not be ashamed of me." The behind a man who can talk like a man. Maybe a word or so from the mayor of Oakland, John L. Davie, will interest you. It ends. He instructs a minister to furnish a case as a surprise to him, and if that the hotel management did not discriminate against Assomblyman liberties. His position in the legislature had not assured him courteous treatment. --- From the Atlantic to the Pacific you are being tried as if in the ferry fleet. Thirty years ago a Colored member of a Massachusetts body of important officials, William Reed, had a time of it when he went South with his toilets to look around. The first of these sew was: "Nogroes not wanted." Further on, when time takes down the room, admonishes our white people to meet them in your home, you everywhere, in the legislature, in the hotels, rooms and dining halls but mostly on the field of battle. Recall the lines of the old song: THIS writer told you last week that your great president, Mr. Harding, had been smoked out. He told me that considerable man, true to his friends, true to you, spoke for the president. "He will run again," said Mr. "He will run again," said Mr. Daugherty. Many said, you among them. "Many many are the race only to fall by the race." The Great Book puts in something like this: "The race is not to the swift, etc., as you remember," etc., as John again, said Harrison in 1822. Blaise followers began to look for their knives. Harrison was one of your great presidents, although you know but little about him. His grandfather, William Henry Harrison, had been elected to the White House more than 40 years before. The elder Harrison died as he reached the top. The younger Harrison, who was the first McKinley appeared on the horizon, as political writers put it. In 1896 Foraker, ablest, Republican debater your party ever had, and the next governor, presented McKinley to the Skow convention. Ask Bryan about the campaign. Behind the scenes was Mark Markinson, the one Ohioan of sway and power that man who never broke his word. --- How did the country take Mr. Dautherhys' words? you ask. Fairly well. Mr. Harding has wronged nobody else. He doesn't think he wrongs you. You think so, do you not? Suppose he had appointed one of your men, say Cottrell, who lived on expectations, to be register of the treasury; you you be mad at him? Mr. Harding; don't be too hard on him. The old folks sang a song your great president can sing: "Nobody knows you I see; nobody knows but Jesus." George II. Moses, your fighting champion, senator from Hampshire, sends Mr. Daughters a reply. What does he say? Until the end, he was CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923 The High Court Thomas H. Hayes Good-by Statue The High Court Thomas H. Hayes Good-by Statue His name was William E. Chandler. Fifteen years ago he left that place of oratory, once home of giants. This year, he wrote this writer saying that Chandler was a great doctor. No, he was not a doctor; he was a lawyer, one of the great constitutional lawyers of his writer is fairly well informed. Read Senator Moses' reply to Mr. Daugherty, cabled from London: "The senator refused to say he knew what the atmosphere is, chance, but the World (New York) that when several friends in London asked who would be the next person he named Senator Medill McCormick." Senator Moses adds that Daugherty "clears the atmosphere." "May you great president will want to know what the atmosphere is." Senator Moses' maybe' crossing wires, but this writer keeps up with sayings and doings of big men, those who drive you ride. Listening, looking for you is this writer's business. Will you vote for Mr. Harding? He will be the nominee unless he wins. Daugherty "Hold, enough." Only the President said that, Hayes, also of Ohio. Hayes know his goose was cooked and stepped aside for Garfield, another Ohioan. He was but in 1925 Medill McCernick will be standard bearer of your party. In 1924 he would run on Harding's record. It is hard to run on another man's record. "Remember that the brains of Mark Harkness precise and live in the wonderful woman, Ruth Hanna McCernick, wife of the senator, ablest rich man of his generation." Meanwhile your president leaves Florida soon. "I said, 'yes, I shall certainly reappoint Walter Cohen controller at New Orleans." That means you will lean towards the wind and wind up embracing him, doodles. Give Harding a second term in the White House. You'd certainly be surprised. A MONTH or so ago this writer wrote on two men, both great alas both of your blood, one a doctor, David Williams of Chicago, the other George C. Carver, scientist. You will be glad to know that this writer will be essay on these great men was written on paper and magazines gotten up by our white people. Every way you look there is Crawley's picture a tribute to him. You rise with your great men. Quit killing them. You will remember that this writer found a record to equal his father in his mother, never knew his father, and made it on his own pull. You would look a long time before finding a record to equal his. Booker T. Washington asked some educated person, preferably a school teacher, to tell you of Plutarch, who he was, what he did, what book made him immortal, and some of the men he wrote about. You will then understand the statement that Plutarch never had a subservient to you, and to hand to young men for study. Young men don't read the Lives now. Brick Henry, that orator who spoke his way to fame in one sentence—"Give me liberty or give me death!" said he educated himself on the Bible and Plutarch. This writer would ring in Shakespeare. You have been told, you will continue to be told by this pen, that times will be better for you if southwardly the ladies, would lighten up. Two southern forces stay you, only two, white ladies and white preachers, judges, jury, educators, all wait for the coming of the new. Our white people south hold more revivals than Colored people, sing as loudly, pray fervently. They read the Bible with care, dittigen. Hold out hope for any people who read the Bible. Some day our white people will remember what they have read. They will hear: "These are children in whom I am well pleased." genius was a benefactor of the South. "His experiments astound us," said the Rev. Read what Mrs. Charles Phillips, a first lady of Dixie, president of the Daughters, had to say: "We felt that it was paying just tribute to Dr. Carver to extend to them the blessings of our country." "As a southern organization we naturally feel an interest for the Negro that people of other portions of the country do not either understand well," he thought it but right that he should be invited to 'deliver lectures on the subjects of his research before all agricultural schools and colleges in the South." This is the sun still shining behind the cloud. Mrs. Phillips says that southern ladies feel an interest for the Negro. Very true, as you know. Phillips and other ladies south to do it to take interest in the Negro. Is not that true? Is his lectures and addresses to white schools and colleges to the South? Dr. Carver might make such a big hit that young white men and ladies will say: "Look here, a man and a girl to see and lecture us in sim-crow. When the door is opened to let Dr. Carver out everybody else will escape. Trust Gpd. Who still moves in mysterious ways. THIS writer brings you but little to discourage you. However, the other picture makes strong men buck up. Read several paragraphs from Vardaman's Weekly, voice of the vanquished. The weekly begins with (Continued on page 15) FLEES HOME; SOUTH GIVES HIM A SCARE New York Man Had Too Many Suits for Tarheels; They Get Up a Mob for Necktie Party Pinchurst, N. C., March 23.—S. D. Phillips changed his suits too often, and his employer thought too much of him, while least citizens of this place decided he had better be lynched for their and his own sins. His fools fooled them, however. A. He is now on his way back to his home in Cove, N. Y., saddle but wiser, according to the anthro-Tut-Anh-Amen. Phillips was employed by a wealthy Northern man, which was snend- At no previous time has a lynchman been tried against any of his servants. Hereofo such distinctions as there have been have been confined to grumbling. "Inehurst, accuse me of grumbling," the most dangerous places for Northern tourist to go unless he has white domestics. Offer Prize Inducement to Clean Up Tuskegee Institute, Ala., March 30. —Dr. Robert R. Moton, principal of Tuskegee Institute, Negro business league, has announced that the National Clean-Up and Paint-Up Bureau, chairman W. Al. Clark, has offered to give silver loring cups to the three communities that do the cleaning for the annual national Negro health week, April 1-7. The cup will be awarded at the annual meeting of the National Negro Business League at Springs, Ala., Aug. 15, 16 and 17. Each community is urged to organize committees to carry out the health week program and the secretariat to send reports of the work accomplished to Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, not later than May 1. These reports may be submitted to a committee of junior faculty, Spudding, secretary-treasurer of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance company, Durham, N. C.; Dr. C. lexander, N. C.; Dr. N. A. lai, N. C.; Medical association, Orange, N. J.; Dr. W. W. Alexander, secretary of the Southern Intercollegial commission, Atlanta, Ga.; Jonathan D. Dailey, D. A.; Independent, Atlanta, Ga.; Dr. R. L. Reynolds, F. C.; President A. E. Malone of Poro college, St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Maggie Walker, President of Lakes Bank, Va.; Mrs. Mrs. Nashville, Tenn., and Monroe N. Work, editor of the Negro Year Book, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. PRESERVES RUM 144 YEARS OLD Philadelphia—A bottle of rum, left by British officers in the home of Lydia Cooper, on Arch street, upon evacuation of Philadelphia in 1778 for the attack on the city. The bottle to be opened in 1922, and used by the board of directors. The bottle was given the institute in 1901 by Isaac J. Wistar, the founder of the institute. It has been sampled twice, once in 1830 and again in 1894. Sunday Would Jim Crow Race Up in Heaven Columbia, S. C., March 30—Billy Sunday's, Jim Crow arrangement struck another snag in the South. Billy Sunday viseed their congregations to stay away from his tabernacle. Members of our Race are not perplexed and praise God along with the white people, but were offered a "special Sunday." In which they preside, worship the master, masters the churches and a meeting of the Ministerial union declined to urge their audiences to accept Billy's method of going to the church. The arrangements were called off. Is Your Hair Bobbed? Norfolk, Va.; below (left), Miss Alna Holder, 410 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.; at right, Miss Francis M. Ross, Los Angeles, Cal. Long-haired girls are fighting hard to support their claim that bobbed hair is not the more attractive. The three advocates of long hair shown today are Miss Clara E. Hodge, 724 Calvert street, Says Crime News Should Be Printed Cleveland: O. March 20—Declaring censorship of news unwise, Walter Lippman, white, New York, wrote to the chamber of commerce, said it is the duty of modern newspapers to print crime news as well as every other news, and to tempt the chamber to censor crime news might find justification to censor financial news and proceed to a policy of trying to censor all news, Mr. Lippman said. "Crime news is a part of the picture of life as it is," he asserted. The danger is such in public newspapers as in newspaper turning detective, prosecutor and judge." Advertising has little effect on citizens, the Lippman said, in the larger papers the influence being relatively insignificant. "The advertiser needs the newspaper to be more useful to the newspaper needs him. The editor can say to himself. If I can hold the reader the advertiser will come to me, the reader the advertiser will not come to me anyway," he continued. Occasionally on the Persian roads) we passed patrols of mounted gendarmes, carbines slung across their backs, sitting easily on their wired knees, and carrying a column of dusty infantry, the men chanting soldier songs as they marched, after the Russian fashion. They were on their way to the halls of the palace, to attempt to capture the elusive Simko, that Kurdish Robin Hood who, when he runs out of ammunition, sends a polite message to the authorities in Syria, and to other expedition against him, writes E. Alexander Powell in Harper's. And finally there were the flocks of fat-tailed sheep, their wool dyed in red, and the sheep in a vermilion, just as the ranchmen of the West brand their live stock, and for the same purpose, so that at times we seemed to be motoring through the hills. The tails of some of these Persian sheep are monstrous affairs of solid fat—it is said that when the nomsid wish lard they cut a slice from the tail of the living animal—and their heads must make them difficult to carry. Raiser your eyebrows in skepticalism if you wish, but I saw one sheep whose tall was of such record size that the power that attached to the pupil of older children didn't cart, to prevent it dragging on the ground. We insist on a free and unrestricted ballet in the North, and South. A. Breaks Way For Nurses in Toledo Toledo, Ohio. March 30.—For the first time on record a nurse of the Race has given service at one of the local white hospitals. "She is Mrs. Ora Lewis Brooks, a graduate of Mehary Medical college and Hubbard hospital. Mrs. Brooks came to Toledo recently. Local nurses have feared to go up against the discrimination encountered in an effort to serve in the hospitals of the city. She Brooks was fortunate in being called to nurse in one of the wealthiest white families in the state. Her patient became worse at home, but so efficiently had Mrs. Brooks served, that he requested she be alicensed in the hospital. Vincent's hospital, thus becoming the first Race nurse to enter any hospital in the city to give professional service. She was recommended by the physician in charge of the case as being "very competent, patient and technical." Her patient's family was so pleased with her work that a large number was added to her regular wages. WRITES 'HELLO' ACROSS THE SKY New York-Stad and blaze New Yorkers who say nothing now can throw back as they watched a sky pilot with a message. A small black dot shot about over the Hudson River spelling out a long trail of alpine airplane equipped with an apparatus for writing with an "ink" of white vapor against the blue background of the sky. Its pilot was Capt. Cyril Sailing a mile high, Capt. Turner spelled out the letters: "HU. U. N. That was almost four miles long. The planes remained visible for 15 minutes. RACE FARMERS Average yields of 35 bushels of corn per acre were obtained by more than 14,000 Race farmers in North Carolina. The average yield of 30,000 acres of corn last year, the department of agriculture has announced. The average for all farms in these states ranged from 17 to 25 acres. The excellent record made by the Race farmers is attributed in part to the advice they received from county agents employed co-operatively by the state agriculture and the state agricultural colleges. --- IN THE UNION IS COVERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS SOUTH SWORN TO FIGHT ALL RACE OFFICE HOLDERS Carolina Editor Declares That Is the One Big Difference Between North and South To understand the South, one must first grasp the fact that it is a great empire within itself, a third of the United States, writes W. A. Saunders, a North Carolina editor, in Collers, the National Weekly. The civil war was great empire as desolate and poverty as vast. Poland and the Near East are today. My grandmother dug up the earthen floor of the smokehouse on the hill, and bled the dirt to extract the acres and bollied the dirt to extract the soap and salt for seasoning. Republican party can never break the ties that have made the Republican race issue lives, because the Republican party has so far committed itself to the Negro now. The Republicans in the South have supported the Liby White movement, but the Republicans in the North not dare; they have got to coddle the Negro because they have a little solidarity of their own; and the Negro vote must be paid for with the money he wants, he boils, a was evident in the recent November election, states in the recent November election. South Won't Tolerate Now, a Negro office-holder is on anything the southern white man posits of right and justice. If the Negro in politics were something new, it would be a dose of Negro office-holding was of a kind from which it has never recov- tured. It would have gave us that "dose," literally gagging, to force it down our throats. It would point to the broken stones in the sidewalls of the state capitol at Raleigh, graced and broken by drunken horrors of white and Black Republican legisl- ators for years by a Negro who could not write his name. He was an honest, but just the plant, ignorant feel of the local Republican ring that rudely the Negro put on the liquor and a dozen the dimness of every tub, the white Republican bosses disgust, a loathing, and a very real fear took deep root—I might say inter- nalizing men and women in the South in the days of reconstruction. That he can be educated so long as the cannot memory of reconstruction days remains. The carpet-baggers who came in to exploit the Negro after the Civil War were the most powerful force as the Republican party has to pay today. Only the rewards of titles and honors, not the rewards of freedom Negroes from their former masters and made them the political leaders of the country, had been their friends. The carpet-baggers had to fill every available office and they made it possible for the Black officials and they made a rotten mess of it before the South recovered and threw the South into a civil war directed Black officialdom, and voted them as they pleased. The old-timers were the most successful of the blamers. But the old-timers think back 50 years, which is 20 years or more before the recollection of the Civil War is still swagged by memories that, though terrible to them, are nearly as good as today as to the youth of any other part of the country. They are to me, women and children were bleeding and sore to every impression and prejudice, the breach between the two sections by imposing upon the South a reign of oppression. It did not recover for 12 or 15 years. The carrot-baggers who came from the South were then semibarbaric, newly freed Negroes, to terrorize the crippled, slack and unclean label and carried on their devility in the name of that party. The South did the one thing easiest to do with its vast acres and unskilled Negro labor and carried on the North reaped the great profits by spinning that cotton into yarn and the North reaped the great profits of nations. The South, laboring in its fields, had neither the time nor the money to rested on its own vastness. Do you wonder that it became so wrapped up in the South that it has only recently begun to find time to look about and discover its own or the other two-thirds of the country? BONDED SLAVES SPURN FREEDOM Home--Negro shaves in lower Nigeria are generally contented, do not sigh freedom and are not maltreated by their black owners. Each has his own house and child, who from 150 to work part of the time for himself. These statements are made by Father Grandin, a missionary, and are published in the Osservatore Romano. A slave can become free by paying a certain amount of money from $100. A woman is worth $25 and a child $12. They do not seek freedom because they are protected by their owners. When a Christian attempts to buy a wife from a polygamous pagan the affair becomes rather complicated, the owner insisting that a dovoy be paid to her parents. This amounts to any sum from $50 to $100. White Mooses' Suit Causes Name Change Atlantic City, N. J., March 36—Although they adopted the name of Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Moose, the supreme lodge of the Moose, they organized the white organization in this state, objected to the word "Moose" being used at all by the organization of our people and last week instituted proceedings in the court of chancery, alleging misuse of the court. Counsel for the two lodges later came to an agreement and the order composed of our people promised to change its name. Proceeded to the court, which opposed "It is thought that this may set a prescript for other states. (Continued from Firat Page, this sec.) the labor question and ends with the ‘Negro question.” ‘Take the word “Negro” ‘Out of hite English Jangware ‘and halt of our “xtateamen” would be opecchless, ‘Mr, Vardaman would be Tonguelonn. ‘Says the weekly: “IF you turn to the unskilled workers, we immediately find the ciserepancy. The same is true, of Sgriguitural workers. We need but Compare the wage paid by the Western. wheat grower, and that Baid by the southern cotton grower. The blighting curse of the Negro falle wherever he sets foot. “The poor compensation received by the Southern cotton grower is due to cheap Negro labor. Cotton was first known 32.2 slave product and, told cheaply. Its price was fixed im the Beginning upon a basis 0 low that it would net decently feed, clothe and house the pre= ducers” Don't fly off the handle over these words, or any’ ike them. Tnteitigent white. peuple reading them wil soy that the law of supply and demand has been suspended. Wine men don't try to suspend that law Writing ix easy: saying something ta not ae easy. ‘Take twa of thees sentences: fur- ther from Mr. Vardaman's Weekly “The white man in. the South, who raises cotton ought to be well Compensated. It takes a high de~ gree of intelligence to grow cotton Successfully. ‘The South has almost 2 monopoly in, its production: cer- tainly to sufficient extent to dictate the price.” ‘You do not understand that tan- guage, do vou? Neither does this writer. President WYisan said Mfr, Varda- man was Father bard to understand, However. ‘on you he ix very, clear Every man to his row. Why docx, he quote Vardaman? som will sek, “So that you and your Chiléren will get some” idea of. the faliher of ten opposed to You, talks Ing shout You, against you. ‘Varduman flew lich galy to roost tow. "Is not that true? ‘Gone but Hot forgotten, will bo written of him Trwa paragraphs now: “The white man who undertakes to raise cotton must consent to five supon a zeale with cheap Negro Tabor. “He must live upon the eco- nomic plane of the Negro, becauso the products of his toil must be sold in competition with the prod- uct of the Negroes, and the price teeeived is so low that it will not jae 22° # higher standard of tive ng, "rhe Negro question is the great- ‘est question before the American people for eettiement. It must be fettled f American is to remain white. ea ‘You don't need to worry over this ‘Yeara igo SIF, Vardamun annoyed you, but matters stand well with you ‘Telt Mr. Varduman that darkening sochite, Amerien” did not start on ‘Also, that southern farmers are poor because ait of them, white and Muck. are lazy, trifling. | Start to Inoking towards town on next Sutur- day from sunrise Monday morning. Fmagite a tate, the history of the state, Tht could send to the United Stas Senate cboth Jefferson Davis and J. ik. Vardaman, Trojans wastet sleep, however, for tn between came Revels und Bruce. ‘Sengtor John Shur Willams re- tums ta itis! Yuzwo plautation ‘to , tale cotton. Vardagnan has been so usy Keeping you down that he for- got te buy un acre of land. Bs YOU onene to Know something ‘the liiguare of sour Supreme court fa the Fisine case. No, nue" sald your high court to your “Arknasas divtriet court, "you are wrone. Dur process of law means Que process of 1a." ‘Fricker. Kreat Jew, lawyer und calm Judze. sits ‘in ‘the Arkansas court. Many, say" that Jews. in ‘Helena brought on the Ekune massa- cre. Many talk, but few say any- thing. Hear all, betieve little. Do you remetiber the Prati case? In heaven Senator Thomas 1, Wat- ron eam face to face with Frank. the young Jew Irehed by Georgians After Georgia courts and ruleps had Settied the ease Lawyers for condenined Elaine citizens appealed from ‘Trieber, whe sald the appeal was based on’ good Kround. divecuy To the Fraai ease Taw reading ts hard readin. No fichts carry Fou off, for the law Is reason at work. Few jon, only very unusual men, can ride reason and imagery at the mame tine. Thiok In other days it was done, but men and tines huve changed. Sustiow Iliehes, nee secretary of state, Turied Language tu service in fis decisions. John Sitrehat! Harlan, truest friend freedoms ever had it the Su- Drome court, wrete powerful lai Euaue when indignant at ercur. 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Satere- Ene dehiscent Eee Shei mmes a Die, Bese Louie sen tod they el fae wah i eo a ee STR a ae Ri EHaTian ean Datta Ena wna a React ha atte Se vari sea eam Gils wal otter'ns meee meds: Born: \e perry De: Se? agtate eS nis bank on th prince he had sed fo mele it from bottom Teter, ite mlilony oe dopont tn un Himttea exedie trace fo the cents of Brimen WhO MNET fgutes ‘bute Dut oun oniyra few of them. He wrote Some Sethe piace econvesient to his Peco gre Thomas 21. Hayes, vice president of the Malvent site ite organtaatlon onto the Ine ad outs of tank Hie’Can took ack for his own guid: anc, forward ean people of Sem iis: greatest, Segro Cy. PiHalt block from the Solvent ts the Fraternal bane Bulle by" Way fan Wilkerson. ‘Hog sourseit together at the news that omelais of both banks speaie and Mat °Churehe\ son of the” Solvent Younder. and Wilkerson, bulaer of the (Sutermah are as thick aa 4370 pens Inthe pod. ‘tine ts something to talk’ about, ts we not? G02, news, foe Fon, You. have Veen. worried, to, death over the Mammy Statue:" hig Writer wns aiiti exercised himself; Tie took his en in hand, wrote for YoU, ‘One of sour high med in Washing- ton, watch dog to Your Ropes, write tat no monument to "Mtameiy™ wil Betereeced in, Washlagton. “fell the Colored people,” ho was asked, “tell the, Colored’ Déonle: that (CaShington authorities will not see them nutailisted in this way." ‘Vers, very 5008. Gentiemen ahd Iadtex ready to petl tion Congress and take up collections to ngnt the enterprise may torn to einer matters. “Taking up collection fe" profession, A lady in Birmingham submitted 4 acaian for tie statue,” “The Washington “Evening Star prints 1. There stands “Masamst Rolden ‘mile’ stealing over naar Sweet fact. ‘On 'Her head is the kerchlef, ‘That kerchiet makes her *Mtammye "in her arms rhe holds a Mile babs: naked, white, one or two strands Tate Aahting for place ona. wal Shped heats ifthe statue haa gone through tha design” would "nave been selected, dubites "Take the Kerchtet off that leds’ head, subtract 10 years from her life Keave ‘the smile “and. the "besutlfa Wilte tab. and vow Will have @ per- Tech deste of “Diack Stowhers “Fue eiher ras not be. eo catty pictured, ‘tt that would’ be” Bt Storer {Bes pou not Know hundreds of Good-bye talk of the statues. the one for Sammy ‘andthe ‘othe? fo Ste, foe NEW YORK MADRS WOLLE ak Steceslines Cin Ge ecaeen. mond Shackelford. will be. made =. Tronber ot Suneiing temple NOTE, F EPG otine Worlds ae Se Feltives in Athen “the ‘suman Feiativeg tn Stiseisuipnl, “The Somme Game Se ig tet R, Oe sr as ACOH gaverk soctal_at the home’ oi Mex helio’ Ceusbow. 30 ‘Cherry ntreet. he ees are havin, an onterealnment ere Aurit 6. Johnnie Whiter wills AMeBomaiae, snd” Raymond Sackelford empose: tho "committee" for" entertain: ingthe 1. BO" Bot the Woes je Giaude Mitchell’ and. Ciiford Thomas ia, Femme “from. ew Fork "Che here ‘they have een goiteting fers [Soloreg weltare nsngciation ‘whieh to fave hesdavarers' in nis Sige Suse Elves hompsnn. who underwent erg: eettous operat tase weeks fa oon Waitecent Suny friends “madam “thn ieatn of Tagnes Abbott” "ene body ean Shen Sto" Nort Carsina fr” fugit ieryone 1 anticipating grand me athe ball te Se held in Albion en Ruail"in eran, Ni, payee te fetny tines furmianed wy Herbs wi iiSme Sune eye oheika of hare mony, ies Ste, uid pastor af The" Enion® raptiet “church,” Ras been tering wih Inturnss for ine pant fio Recut” Meron "Stan ot “Gavarion, Sunade, rug ar alaner, cueat Sumiay of Taverna ‘Shachelford. Sire, Herbert Williams was called to Rochester. N. Y., fovnttena ihe funeral gf her eon, Wich: srdrvof that” cliye datk "Steeies Span AN sandevite star, ie Sanhing rlone Im ahe Palle.” Ste" 'steore in mernber oF the mate team, “Radio WEST POINT. N. ¥. Bm. Bridwall haw resigned after six pany af foreman ad the Wheat Polat Retek, “A surorise party waa given ita Tenday sight in boner ot Mme Beige ela’ Bis auarcers by Sire” atianto Roane. Lies. “Ae shitooe and Sis Bee"Hhouce, “Mr. ‘Lantingwathe, hord ise Medes. Sirs, “Erus’ Foose oot Georgia, Scho, has’ been wisttng erm, Gschine’ sriousis ah Slondiy nigh a West Poine hotel, ater having returned from New York Cae Doctors ordered Ter removed tn the Cadet hospinst bet he srg ton ore ested Her hse ‘etme horas ‘xypeting to, te Hethomes wet'she te Set amabie to bs have. Prhate Campi, ie recone From lacorate ja ie sip the Enilca Mes henilint, reftate Camps tell was found unconteiour ithe mers Ha Ses SerteuneSBeonged. akee Gee Mata Sveere onertatned recent at {iitmer Sige ama Stra Ache Simos ete rel ackon, Stee, “ileer guna, Mise Cici “trier, aie Auleons Met kaw: dngua, Charies Cuulee, We chilis, Sts Ererae Parsee" and’ Sudan viones. Siting stew “lahat eak hend ne guests aU inner: Sunday" ates and Mim. Ones Jounin aise Sarah bavie, Mee iene and'sat ariel Sine Singtha Sone ARG 12 roe Fore Huarhua Aries where Mie ett nine her Ramada tee Tike ted a In Nenaten, Avis, Shes SUNS raed Gun poeneeres tran na ae: AME ge ane fe "Wine Bake and Mie Hain ‘aby uighters. “dunnita’s and Situs: te eecatering’ sows from the aetimontse “Sire Banka ts oot oa, TROY. N.Y. arg. Plaga Jackson ie home trom su Samar ogmtat Suet etiouy sceatione Stay farinn “Stead? tance iG elts after w nape af tg weeks Ate Shana in Rottange Ce Scotland sags" mer for ine: inieition. of ‘eamal= Rae ina cabeie ie were Bathe fame, aes “Pear Htastrouck. whe The er home with ers aunt, end Rocks, Sie, and’ Stans hohe Thoms ot Pros tor ihe ue Ib wsares passed eat Montag’ morning aa t" ty Funeral SOOIGS Were eid at 3X. Si. ee fion Sineiis of ehteh She Seas a rember | AUBURN. N.Y. | airs, Roan Washington af Albion. %. y eeadeged n aeealeeola ae Ane ALS He finn inch, Suse evenings Maret Fe tite Carter Culture conerees met at the APIS EE Yom elturen Sunday’ afters Reo’ sreh wr prograea wae in Shale af Me citeen, “Ehe ee, Peter's Inge No. Sere Gee, On OR. and lines of Rath, Noe 1164 coelentet ete Sade dag theft renin ese Ae"Syrping March 20 in Hoe Seats APRS En ener eld thle Trot sodlat th theron the chute, Seu‘ ichaetteom bie ben Telensed from EictNeees Wendt ‘after hk dear Mir, “Aisduine ones, Cornell street. in GER? tie seth een ASthOF Sauncemece tenets te Hi with a at Sms Geeta: ‘The'vineaf the R.A IE Zion etch gavel Riered cogcert atthe church on Sei eins Sire "she Gage SURUE Sohwrece mee at fue At SEE Sana Sundae alternbony. arch Gand Viisrusecd the ube siedation: Misa'"ana’ Dorsey ie rari” ingot: ine after ep oneration at. the Sherry Teriiat Brea tchaedson te Suroc Iingvader hs opteaton at the Sieres Wnftat” Samer Ghani ty sfewiy ho Moving’ at thee Meret hotpitals atte ita foinses ‘Parker atreets iy M0 with Ute “FRE Wamerr's Home amd. Foreien STibbinmary wockes amet Ne the Mente et Are Was mrenges ar stot Unc MEd ESved ter “the burinets ‘hese Miz. firven, of New’ ork Clty ia" sin: ing fronds in, Autre, tae Wtbuahton of Vaiblon. SY te the poeta ne, nee and vanes, SR Smit SYRACUSE, N. ¥. “The foarth and last aUgrterls conter- ener cae the Betnel aati! aren, SPSonlth the sexy, Walt te Shas pastor, ‘waaeheid lant idan" oven fe"the Revs, B. Wilson, D. Ds of Vrostipm Si. the Bi.” Be rhe Tecelved ‘ag totter tear he Mie of the trict eomusending wes AURAHE fan‘the Mork‘ whteh he hab tae? Complished ‘in seh a Wrlet perlod.” “the seongeattea ia peowing sintnhtaly Ee eee Sie Whe ewe the eucet oF aie Give I" Metutiodste white in Use at tie fet tior Genter, Stnday” aittrnoat SfeonSdetonding the mbrming® aSeekees ak CTR reunite eras ipod mapiera hich are being? Whaat feed supers. which are being held! at THE:CHICAGO DEFENDER - ies . 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Baill Nee a via i Nh lity Hi [SZ tee celle acon ' as ~~ UN ea Va av ih f . i 4 an) Bi \uNaa i ly WTA WNT AN \ \\NIR RANG ww m2 i if i ‘ i | vl y E 7 e ey * LA | Madame Mamie Hightower: i uy ie ale LAG Adame /TAMUECSUGHNTOWELS § 1 5 Es . a Beauty Pr eparatio S ‘ : PERSONAL charm and popularity are the result of poise—and poise i Jf personally grearanii the knowledge that you need not fear the gaze of others. You can be popular, too; you can have the bright complexion and beautiful hair of the Golden Brown Hair Dressing, 50cts, 5 Golden Brown Girl in this picture, by merely following the directions which - ‘Golden Brown Ointment, 25ets, Twill gladly give you if you will only write me a personal letter. Golden Brown Face Powder, SOcts. Sedans nd on ged aller st ene” Coe a Yk Golden Brown Rouge, 50cts. i never attracts admirers. My skin is alt ica ant bright wo upck and arms a0 ; Golden Brown Soap, 25cts. ~ A Hes ts of ait go Py fa fear cles Booue Barat epeniocs ; y tions you are protected hy my, ware s * e y _Muninenclouctaeness ip ace ted i "TAKE ny advice, bring out your natural beauty. We do not want tobe ff saat Fae any pease tm sal Pid vac og white, but every woman of our race owes it to herself, her family and Take Coupon to DrugStore § her friends to have a clear, bright skin without flaw or blemish, and long, soft Spc Gn he re wil ge i ote Mi silky hair that can be dressed in any style. | will help you if you will help See cee ee ee me | will answer your leter personally cacee : if you will write me about yourself. 1 acta pen rns Ihe 4 Toomer muwalicr, will tell you how and: why Golden New YORK FEPM\ Brown Beauty Preparations have tumed is abion - Ge RE 'A\ _wallflowers into popular belles. ARBRAE tome a Ie pRUGS \ Write mea eter eos Scan oI ae, t Ey S Ki ese AE we Supe | Q\ MademeMamehightowrcr F SON ond aon.” | GS eter ¥ AIMEBREASixcx, % y asa tea ees @\ GOLDEN BROWN CHEMICAL Co, 23 Putnam Ave. . aon St Een th aS Sg ON he MR CERT occ couras, YY) Benya C MEMPHIS, TENN ; “3ay Columbus Aver RG tyrmaeeroade om eh P. S, My, 2sets ate money introducing Goien, Brown 7 MSE cee eee nn SLE. S. eee MM. SISSON. cout 3 s - sratek and iael estensnely. If gou a2 alerted wen for ce eee S we gg Sree el ei MESSER Bs, a RHEE co.” Waguwmarons oe cae rekaresaen: THE MERLEETitinaacs.| TA Egeence STORES.) SGOT SURE uaMAeS | lggiay DRuG CO ° “Arai MARSRCY. cH RMA Rhor | eRe ben, | MOE ASReBanany, TEBE cour onue | ES ‘Saturday evenings. was well attended inae Taatorgaye he" Hew De" Shiela ‘will teave for’ Now ‘Fork Stondny ‘night Hopping with higvold charges, where, he fanored, He wilt return the last of the eels. Hie wil alse represent tho. Fox De Ticard Miadlonae, woclety ge ih Miarterly” meeting Thursday of thi reek. P. 2 Downing, oteward. of th Bethet A: 3f, "church: fa: very fl tn the Good’ Shepherd hospital. : GLEN COVE, N.Y. g Mr, and rs. Kaymond Torter_ of Brooklyn NF. spent "Sunday. with Bre. fe Russell. ‘Mex. Porter's. mother The Cover eat Art glulr met. with AGS. SIGIG wiaretains The es ar breparing ‘to take care, of the fancy title 'at" the, “air of Calvary church the ‘arse werk in’ May. ‘Me and Aira Perry Townsend ate the prow! ‘parent ohPhovely bat eh. Tonmuend Mick Ghnouneed "the “engagement of il Aduenter. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Arthur E. Coleman, a ifeiong rest gent dled! ‘at" the” General Mownlial thes 15th unt, “Tie “tpmevtved yh Miife,, five pons antl four daughters rhe’ teneeat eae bela fromm thew An ae 3. Zion church on the i7th. the Rev. J» ‘Gormamm @ficigting, "Archdeaegn Jas, 3. Ramell, JD. principalvet ‘St. Pauls school at Lawrenteville, Va, apent seve erai dave tq Gla. clty’ fn ghe interest Sf'tne school. “He sug the Rowe wus Sf Me AUP Stin. Geo. WW. Burke, Gyuress Sheet, “Mra kisle ‘Nyland avent "nee: Sra dann fn inte" Chan, Bekely Naa iven © birthday surprise party at ‘the Fesidence of Mr and Afra. 3S, tern: Jdon on the Lith 1nsk. ‘The avening Mas Spont with veatda and. dancing. The Bowcers hotel” grilt_rootn giris cabaret ant dance wag ane of the geese of re gcazon,” ‘Phe Rochester ‘uranelt of the SOAK. GE, ee on onda eves hing, Siaren’ $2,!and wan’ adressed by Richaeqeon J.-S iuasell of the. Law. Hrnqeville seheot on aberia.", Messrs. HPS" eendon and. Wei Stockton: ho have heen tn" Plarida ‘ar the pant onthe have Felurned te. the ‘ety’ YONKERS, N.Y. oxi Wegnaatay, Machi Mrs. FW. scatlen, SU Asmiiton: nvenuny aalled or Gis" steamship. Carrlin for” Kington, Sainalear Shp way Elven a Durty om ceday evening Wy" afew of her frhents [and receiver! many presenta. how pres: She Sere the tee. We 'O._ Iti. Men eS “Chan beicin Detect ee WASHINGTON: PEOPLES Diva stones, witoe? Fiaracy, Races NACE, HERBEREE SSSeEks Seen! abe LEB BBs co, no tot Be prone, oan Dane 208 | SEVENTH ST. PHARMACY, | Maen oe eats | WHER SREB, | matanareulae : | BERRY & BROWN, Hate S e020 Wain nde PUeeET | EDGEMONT PHARMACY, pastor ans ‘TOLEDO: | THE COOLEY DRUG Co. ena oS ett beanstacy, | Segpueane ae hoe SBE Stacy, ROSSFORD, OHIO: Seen EO Ac. sacreane cry }SALT RARE GIY ona White, Pincham, 8. Croduy. Ross Sepitnas eras, site, Qo Carter. Ste Biers: Br pad Men, Wes eee A coanast re Chase, W. Doswell, £. Wilson and A. Saass, Deas ces Soha Bete Adalat ne at ee sales wk be ease Haat kureritsiat ether Baas Sa ane aretha Seis a ee ieee ie Sar seats, Bere ens aes AGE? etre at ehatagt Benet a anceatecrts Eee cyte setae her Sera ae epee Ee pee te ce ctr atin we tel iy eae ee tt Sa Sheena anes eee eee hte en ries teasees i ae felony nem aeons He Getting agate Genre She oe cis © Stee tar genera ai ge caer, he ine? Hina Wheat ca Bee Se ae, se Re hernia a Beet ac tin feat tad ta ss Sse one, Satan Se Bie Serer tt Beta ag eRe gt fee oii sine th ete Se ST, PAUL: BROTCHNER'S PHARMACY, Rondo and Dale Sts. WILMINGTON: JOS. ZIMMERMANN, MOBILE: WELCH'S DRUG STORE. CHARLESTON, S. C.: ALL DRUG STORES. . SIOUX CITY: z E..T, THOMPSON & SON, ‘o1i West Seventh St, PHILADELPHIA: LIEBER'S DRUG STORE, A9th and Montgomery Ave. FT, WAYNE: CHILDERS PHARMACY. CHATTANOOGA: RED STAR PHARMACY, CALIFORNIA: e OSGOOD BROS. Qakiand: SAN DIEGO PHARMACY, ‘Sun Diego. « SECURITY DRUG CO, Los Angbles. HARRIS PHARMACY, Los Angeles. ‘THE FREEMAN DRUG CO., ‘Oakland, WEST VIGINIA: = SHIBLDS & PHILIPPS, ‘Elm Grove, ‘Whe past two weeks, te showing Im- Frovement’ Queen” of “the North. Flousehold of Ruth, No. $30, °C. 0.0. So Ee celebrated. tis a5th. annivertary Sérmcn “at~ Steaalah, Bantigt. church. SEnich teas preackeat by the Revs BW, Smith ‘Sunday. Mire.” Dora ©. Jarvis seas chalegnan of the, program comnts Teg and es, Alice elargey ergtary. SESE, Seote “ot New Britain. Conn Spest, ine wea jot hep somhters festames F, flenderson, Mt, Green an YS"Cttere, Prot. Sanders. choirmaster Af Messiah church, Ie Arranging a. fine Saster program. Sirs. Av Crier was il fast week: MOUNT VERNON, N.Y, « Mr. and dirs. J, Chadwick, 3 Soutn second’ street, visited Siiss Frown last Saday at. Graceland “hospital. "Miss Reathea Hantieg, tei. East sith, street Sea Mane tated Ses. S. Carapbell 44 Seren hed aveue alte A" takley Nes 's. Nord. Sllss Pollard. Stes. Nsom ant tra. 8. Pralete aecended Samtata given at the Rew. MrevSimme chorehy Ean‘ mereet.” Thursday even ine: Sho Sling Kate ‘errs, 28 Noreh, Second BNenies = Biro. ‘T. Brldge” af. Franklin Nonus’ gave an entertainment at her Rome: tof the ‘benent of Grace: church [ge FM ag: eb Bh le 7 PAGE FIFTEEN erence ied Me snters Arm 36, Davie Sum HS. MEd SP intaee slater HS: Meanie ented ia” Nes {ila nae Sama. ithe Rey, Me” Nels Sony ot stauctonts nantar shar gd Shai eg the Bake Eee Shiven Wat Sunday atcinode Sone preached ny the Maatonte Bape Fr church all last, week. The Rev. St GUSY Macha M'Giace apa Sharan’ Wat Wuaeesy “ening: doe "Se SSD GSE MaRS RS OE, fe ME Ee rl8? anabteanr eet Sat Beets enna bat boy Stenkee ana Cay veritas deine tet, “ica salon Ao pteaident of the “sy ee cue PNET Heck al Sopeye Sf itdadht ening atti party Mes eaten ht Eseuns time bePSiS Eats Rant” erly? ike Sarty Retin atte nla Foster, TT Cen SEEN et ue ina Posting setae Bu ent el Sauttash foe nce sur home ula ® Sear, hat er eee Rae Sites He" “aad A "ose Teleal Ste aia Ne Slane” ats How uathean hy, Rogan see x alts tee 18 Ailey Logams slater, Keon your Inomns clean, ave the siete "eae etapeny Ete front of the home. Clean surrounit TENNESSEE: AMEIGCAN PHARMACY, ‘Mempiis. CARLIS'S DRUG STORE, Memphis. BATTIER'S, ‘Memphis. DOUGHTY-ROBINSON DRUG CO. (Elve Stores), Semphis, | ED, V. SHBELY, ‘Memphis, DAYTON DRUG CO, ‘Chattanooga. IVY DRUG CO, ‘Chattanooga. PEOPLES DRUG CO., ‘Knoxville, TEXAS: OWL DRUG STORE, aco, ¥ WILLIAMSON'S PHARMACY, Datias. : BURK'S ORIENTAL DRUG STORE, Waco. 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Saturdays: 200 to 11 p. m. BRANSON'S ORCHESTRA GEORGE E. BATTLE, Coordinating VERSAILLES KY LOUISVILLE KY MAYVILLE KY DANVILLE KY MILLERSBURG, KY J. W. Williams of Springfield, Ohio, attended the funeral of Mrs. Dora Rose Linn, whom he later returned to their home in Cincinnati his week after spending several weeks in Brookridge, Mrs. Lenora Thompson Brickendale, Mrs. Lenora Thompson Brickendale, Mrs. Lenora Thompson Brickendale, Mrs. Lenora Thompson last week. The Mission society of the Methodist church rendered a service of sympathy to the Nellie Henderson last week. The Mission society of the Methodist church rendered a service of sympathy to the Methodist church. Joe W. Hammond McClintock has returned to the University to spend Easter in Cincinnati. The Miltown McClintock troupe showed in Rudder's Mille M. Joes spent several days in La Crosse is visiting her daughter, Amanda Lawson, at Paris. A number of Floyd at Carlisle Tuesday. The rally the Christian church Sunday was in to treat to reside. The Millerons basement Sunday, April 1. Miss Estelle Sysle spent the week end with Mrs. Hammond and the Mrs. Madeline Tipton spent the week end at their respective homes, the memorial of Thos. Lawson, who died at his home in Paris. In memorial, a Monday in memorial. He was formerly a real estate paris about 14 years ago. He is survived by his widow, who was Miss Evings, and two daughters and one son. HENDERSON, KY Mme. Moton has been building a reverence street, for two weeks. Last Sunday at 5 p.m. she spoke to men only. This week she will be very ill at her home, Jolla street. The D. H. S. linger hall won a prize in the Envanceys competition. They will play a game with the Envanceys team at Envanceys campus, Opakville March 21. The school performance a great success and by special request was shown again Wednesday, March 26. Jokes and songs, Wm. Warfield left night for Detroit, Mich. Mrs. J. H. L. Cabell left sister in Chicago, S. B. Cabell in the city Friday and Saturday. Prof. of Prof. Wm. Rutledge. They also went to the team of the Henderson Douglas high school went to Owensboro to play a providence Saturday. A. Cabell went to providence Saturday. FRANKFORT KY The popularity contest of the senior class was a close last Monday night, with Miss Briarie Samuels winning first prize and Miss Katherine Nutter of Simmons university was the winner. The Sunday, the members of the eighth grade entertained last Friday in honor of the senior class. The honor of the spelling contest, Miss Maitie McKibbey spent the week-end at home. Mrs. Taylor and Prof. Smith of Evening. What club last week, Mrs. Carole Cindy delightfully entertained Mrs. Succuerna Roberts was hastened to Miss Succuerna Roberts was hastened to Mrs. Katie Holman left for Indianapolis last week to make her MT. STERLING, KY. Miss. Hattie Turner of Cincinnati and Miss. Katherine of Louisville tend the funeral of Mrs. Laura Thompson Thompson who died in Oberlin, Ohio Thursday, was the wife of Rev. Jessica Thursday, was the wife of Rev. Jessica Northfield Darte of Springfield, Ohio, were called here to attend the funeral of Miss. Hattie SOMERSET, KY. Mrs. Amia B. Perkins of Mayville and Mrs. B. Perkins of Dayton made and a talk full of instruction, and Mrs. B. Perkins of Dayton Hill are the proud parents of a baby boy. Mother and son don’t know each other, but family have moved to Los Angeles, Cal., for their first vacation leaving voiced for New York, where she will be reunited with Paula from Dubai school made a trip to Dayton, Ohio to visit MARION KY OWINGSVILLE, KY. Roseco Johnson of Ashland was the guest of his father, John Johnson Wright and Alex Ramsey left for Ashland, Ky., for a visit to Buffalo where he worked at Buffalo for Mt. Sterling Wednesday on business in Whiman. He left home in Whiman, W. Va., Mr. and Mr. Lucian Bradshaw Jr. and his wife, Jane Johnson Wednesday, John Lane of Jasperville was here visiting relatives and took his children Jerald Shout attended the commencement of those attending court in Mt. Sterling were Hagen Farrow, Hoberman, Frank Ramsey, Frank Robert, James Reed, Carroll Hoyle, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hayden, Sunday. Cherice Reed of Ashland, Ky., is writing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lexington, Ky., spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Lexington, Ky., with his daughter, Mrs. Felix Williams of Lexington, Ky., Henry Excelsi, in charge of the family, here Thursday. Nathan Redman and Cherice Howard left for employment, Mrs. Laura Wright Bessle Wright and Rachel Ewing sister, Mrs. Mary B. Peters of Ashland, Ky., were here Lexington, Ky., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Farrow, Leander Lexington, Ky., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Farrow, Leander --- CALIFORNIA HANEORD CAL The J. C. 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The Fifth Baptist missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Jerry Anderson, Rose Royal House held a pleasant meeting Friday evening. Miss Rosa Williams has improved and is out again. Mrs. Minnie Whalen made a flying trip to Des Moines, Iowa, to attend the club's evening at the Fifth street cafe. HANNIBAL NO. The Rev. N. C. Buren, pastor of A. M. E. church of St. Joseph, where he had gone in the hope of recuperating from a stroke, and where he had gone in the hope of recuperating from a stroke, Buren is survived by his wife, a brother in Chicago, a nephew and other Masonic order of St. Joseph and the Masonic order of Doughas school under the auspices of the university, and eighth grades will give a program Arril 12. Quarterly meeting by Presiding Elder W. R. Richardson, Mrs. Evan Harris, who has been to be out again. Daniel Washington has returned a weeks here with his father, Henry Washington, who has been sick, but is still in residence. Elder board met at the residence of Peter Decla of Chicago is visiting his mother, Mrs. Decla, of North Ninth by friends of the death of Miss Salte prepares a resident of this city. Her father, the Rev. W. R. Brooks, was a resident of this city. Mrs. Annie Harls is ill. News of importance to Mrs. Bessie Boyd, 222 Hill street, or given to Master Arnold Davis, will deliver your paper every Saturday. ST. JOSEPH. MO. Holsey Chapel C. M. E. church has a revival in progress. In progress, Bachelors Biodiversity continues quite ill. Mrs. Emma Biodiversity continues quite ill. Mrs. Bachelors Lillian Hardis are reported improving. Mrs. Gertrude Ball of Lexington spent the day with her brother, Chas. Harris, who is slowly improving. His sister, Sarah, who is Saturday afternoon. His funeral was held Friday afternoon at the church on the streets, where he formerly was pastor. The funeral sermon DR. W. B. CALDWELL. 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He leaves an avenue in up after, a few days a street is done nicely. FOWLER, IND. John Jeffries gave a farewell party for his wife, Jennifer, on Wednesday. Third street. He left Thursday for an in-law house in west Burlington in Lafayette. A small gathering of friends and Ward members of his home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Birdjee met at Lafayette spent the week-end with wife Lisa. Clarence Johnson is still on his wife's side. Emmitt Birdjee met the sick list. Emmitt Birdjee attended at Indianapolis. Steers, Warren, and Gaye water motored to Lafayette Sunday. LAFAYETTE, IND THE CHICAGO DEFENDER vitation to hold their annual services at the Chicagosquare on Friday, Mitchell Hays, a juvenile singer, rumbered some very excellent attention. Mitchell Hays, a juvenile singer, rumbered some very excellent attention. Sunday evening. Thomas Young, who has a special interest in the capital on account of a sprained ankle, is now able to walk by the aid of a hose. Chlorine Evans have been undergoing Burt and Brandon, who have improved. Miss Hilda Drake continues very ill in St. Elizabeth's hospital for Fifth Ward Baptist. Cagney is at her bedside. Harry Henry Young's society is visited relatives. A splitted debate on "Which is the Most Powerful, Social circle held annual rehearsal" program of the Brotherhood entertainment of the Brotherhood entertainment of the Brotherhood entertainment Young Singers appeared Ward Baptist, church T tricky well. KOKOMO IND Sunday, March 25, the second quarter meeting was held. The presidents of Miss Thessel Robbins of Nobleville and Miss Emma Newcome, on North Laffontain street. Herman Tomkins is the miss indefinitely. Miss Mattie Lees is miss indefinitely. Miss Alexandra is miss. Ivan Arnold, has returned to her home in Indianaapolis. The missionaries of church met with Mrs. Sadie Walters in a culture club met with Mrs. Helen Bassett in North Laffontain street Tuesday for a public surprise at the home of Mrs. Ivan Arnold. Mrs. Helen Bassett have moved to Richmond for future residence. Mrs. Mary Carleville, has moved very much better. Those on the side list are Charles Carleville, Mrs. John H. Milton enterlined Mr. and Mrs. John H. Milton enterlined and family at dinner Sunday. CONNERSVILLE, IND NEWCASTLE IND. BLOOMINGTON, IND. PEBU. IND. The new Douglass club, Mr. Hummers, Butler, preacher, has hired a new colleague, the newacious new quarters, I49 East Fifth Street, Mr. Butler, traveling public to call on the club in when Pru. W. K. Dunliff, Mrs. M. Hopwell and Mrs. Pettiford have been conceived to sleeper on the Duke's lawn is convalescing at the Duke's hotel week, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson of Louisville, Ky. are stopping with Mrs. Welsh in Wabash Bay, Mrs. Jalecen Payton of Warsaw was visiting Rev. C. E. Benson was called to Indiana for F. R. D. No. 4 was in the last week, after-being down with a visit to Elizabeth Lindsay is reported quite sick at this writing. Hen Lindsay is out after quite a stage of stomach trouble. WEST BADEN, IND. The King brothers were called to help the death of their sister, Mrs. Huddy McCain of Chicago is the honor guest of the Ford Jackson. Mrs. Bryant of Wellsville was visited by the stork of a baby boy. The Twilight club had an inspiring discussion of current events, including the murder. Mrs. Sule Schoney was the hostess. Miss Virginia Fields is ill. Louisville is and is again on the staff as a wafer for F. A. Gardon. Mrs. Louise Louisville is and is again on the staff as a wafer for F. A. Gardon. D. Gill left last week for Indiana. NOBLESVILLE, IND. Rev. C. P. Smith and wife were entertained at a dinner in Miss Minnie Willy's all-weather New Castle, who has been the host of many past events. Miss Minnie will return home. Herbert Halsey and Arthur Avery attended the performance of the musical Bell Bush is ill at the home of her brother, the Crothers delightfully entertained a number of friends at a 12 o'clock dinner. Mrs. Frances Ollam, a senior of Mrs. Frances Ollam, Amele W. Dempsey and daughter, Mrs. Man Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curran, Mrs. and Mrs. Nicole Curran, Miss Newell Curran and Minnie Curran, the English theater in Indianapolis has Wednesday. The Sunday school classes were held at the home of the dinner at the patronage Friday evening. A splendid program was rendered by the English theater at the west of Nobleville, died early Saturday morning after a long spell of sickening. ELKHARDT, IND. TENNESSEE CLARKSVILLE TENN A. W. Roberts, who has been ill at age 71, went on an operation last week by Dr. Burt and Dr. Brandon. The operation proved. The Rav. M. Toomey, the pastor of Stoux city, Iowa, March 15. The young People's society of the Fifth Social Wednesday night. The Crescent Social Wednesday night. The Ward Baptist church. The Robert Wilson Ward Baptist appeared in the Tuesday March 20. The Theophilus Roberts made a visit to the bedside of Sunday, March 15. to the bedside of The Happy Pals were entertained Wednesday evening by Miss Lela Outer Albert Firse arrived in the city Monday where she was called to the bedside of social Friday vening at the Pythian auditorium. Mrs. A. M. Gilbert Lea able lines. Little B. is reported in illness. Little B. is reported in illness. Bren swift left for her home in Kelly, 1016 Ted Main street. Carcaskville, Tenn., entertained with a reception in Ken and Mrs. C. A. Kelly, respectively. BULASKI TENN The A. M. E. church collected 112 baskets for the Orlando Gerion will motor to Detroit next saturday. John Hookins left for Louis- ville to open a safe for a safe use in full bloom. DYERSBURG TENN. MEMPHIS. TENN. SPRINGFIELD: TENN PARIS, TENN. Willie Fitzgerald. 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FREEMAN CO., 4505 PRAIRIE AVE. CHICAGO, HLL. During the changing, trying days of Winter, with the frequent exposures, is the time when throats become irritated, the body weakened, chests tender, and troublesome coughs develop. ‘The safe way is to nourish your body with rich, strength-building It is the food and medicine that thousands take every day to ‘build up the body. Do not wait until your body is £% debilitated and rundown in vitality. Z Buy a bottle of Scott’s Emulsion today and fortify the system against weakness. Scott & Bowne, BloomBeld, N.j. an jand hae gone to Detroit, stleh. dirs. Eina Sted ip Sata es fer home eae Bac ake ton Ee Seer tercat s ee eo es ie ete Wate fae ee eres eee EAE Oh ee Sarge Eek, Bee eral se bint er Betas Mew Go. 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At has all the good qualities of the old-fashioned mustard plaster without ie ner ea "st rub iton with your ages bike you will ee are Soe as the fealng cntmet penetrates the pores then sotlng. oting asset tad duck ret Have Motterole handy foremergency uses Te may prevent seus tise ‘35e and 65c, in jars and tubes. Better than ¢ mutterd plaster (se : After Every Meal A teh Hd co Vey Wey fos kale a May Gy ay Weis Sc Qe i “A bite to eat—a bit of sweet” GS 8 Alter a sapstential Bt meal, the children ey JA naturally want to top C4 Yo §8 off with a bit of sweet. SSL _ Give them WRIGLEY’S, - Ree ‘the great American “ye Sweetmeat. f{ it combines the enjoyment fof sweet with many BENEFITS. fd it cleanses the teeth, removing fi food particles that lodge in the f/ crevices. It neutralizes the ff acids of the mouth, soothes the ff —weroat, and lastly— fg WRIGLEY'S helps the stomach A by supplying saliva to aid in iy digestive work. i Made clean, kept clean, sealed ey fight in a wax-wrapped package. cS & The Flavor B) Wronpery uy Ps a SOW fee To) - te Y OM i Ree ¥ Cle Se epee a Hy bogces OY “haem Lo.” Ae Ye é i RE” v1 Sees WANTED to Sell the STAR OMNES HAIR GROWER; «Wor derful Dressing and Grower i. CAN BE USED WITH CESS BI, OR WITHOUT IRONS ghar ‘ . " fe ecettepam, | vou tke. we will teach sou | ects, PORTA EERND | canis culsuce bs mall, Per SEER | Oe en et in Rise tae Gey | ik ane cee Be Soe Eee pees SY | BoA CLR” ve: Bee es PARTMENT of the Star Nair GEER Grower Mtr. After learning Se aeeN Ra ‘our course sou will be abla to Sees Sree race ci voter eae Shae Se bore. sree, ieee ie a eheee cet> ENG Gers eet Reker a iva eee ed ‘Send one dollar for a fun sup Ra etic ply of Hair Grower, at agent's Rieti sci En‘sent mo that fou may Ce | tate Mette Berean Stews wit "sond you Gur Gees tiptoe teaching Sou tho Pics sald Send all emeay by money enter to 7 The Star Hair Grower Mir. ee Box 812 Greensboro, N. C. MADAM IDA B. JEFFERSON —amenee EVANGELIST fe eae coiccopa. wistmicr AW. €. 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Thursday. nighe Ne gave Srv nepiring iecture tonne enter: Str Euioe tetas She daugnter of Ste Sea estes: Sica oe stark se ucey elo hut ‘a Ihe Model Chapel are being’ well attended Besoarailat’s ave, being, made by BOG PA MOasTa ats hh Members to entertain the district. con. ference” ShetiSitoey ‘ia socety or St Se pettontgo Weanteaay atterporn ‘Fhe naatry aie given by” Sire, Staal BE REES 2 only ste OLMSTERD, ILL. Regarutess ef the Inelemency of th paler" fe MeSaurenatign’ waa Toh'stedr ite chorehes Sunday an Exch wanton eh ts put On Satu day ate ae 9 Be Behe tat Slerintndh’ Sieh was Wel athena tise ich ot ior atleg Uhr ern eer ofthe wie, chutchedtopetver an Eile het hoard sneeUng, Bn cect of tebe wan tho well ghurshes hae have Merelorare vee archon ahd Sez yao a Tastor_ wilt ‘now. lo at Olmstead thre BeiSea"in L°nonth Uhates a tnt ‘Avritthe haf Benureh wilt nait at {kero eanterénee nt the. time hich wi Se"SSeera? pteatinecilers Sar sory" ‘Seung Maurer Siig Stay awn ate one sei Pag dad epee ine salt With’ tng won Ue" th, school sehien Sonmtuctea be. °F, MY em tord Sloat, "ast rettig Ses of cai SIPs Rane! avon. Suen dazu afte Be Galen eedurgel Ao hee hein Me Nancy Mose, ‘Mex “Careline Ienderss: Spree, Dee, te upper Otmetene.. Sees foreseen thehepoed ne TS Ske ov, Top ails, pair, ofthe Baptlae ensechs oh storm fae Sunday feecarteas het eat ert, cana a oS aad Ir cae tay Asie ea eit nated Senet Bact ee ate ett hte aes ie Aaa eaeetus tered ean er Bokaaevtan Has SER saat tical bute Baa el Ai Gaieinte Se. Ercan Mecresine® Sorte HEogk Ha “SEARS ee feertect' Borba Ste Bea Sits “Plgronce, tear wpent™ Sunday wih Beer nse Sete ts acetic ns gee i, Brave aah aS, ins Cae Esa ieataah Was Sot Wee acre Beate Senne Sacer, a ied ites gh SMe ts aks a ME a lee iis eens mn ata 2. ets Se re ASTHMA canbe oe cured BSR eae rast eaten nae Secteur ees Gelatin ge oa praca Grice “tetey. 'R.'¥. TownTEY, BATURDAY, MAROM 31, 1023 i $5) SURES FOR $42.50 ALL THIS MONTH | will treat all afflicted patients who call, for a reduced pro~ fessional fee of $12.50 for any single ailment. Siting raaets Ben iP Hat eet yt eee x 4 Wage “SSeecte| Se, ae Rea feel oe PASC oad SAME The Sechth ot tae. ia Sats GE Macs Pea Gn eee: SERIES Bde aap" 22. 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STOP TOBACCO fatty yt my eg ee oundS SoaN ecru ses inet cae eee | LADIES wry eit ik ASTHMA 22 : th A | Sithy fee pens eeateaek alae aes, BUCKEYE STATE PAGE TWENTY Revs from your town may not be ulithed: “Tinea ia. pater ANOFEAES, Eelde'not atame pour wpe PAINESVILLE, OHIO, sutne aloes Yusner of Acton peng GE NE, SER Gan Teed ot SUA Ra etapa home ater Tiss 34 Gia Rrowlens, Se and BEC Siha'Gndon eaterainea, Monday Meeiuig Ih tonne hemele” Gautier Eeheeecc, MER aautass etre: sich Ste“sert. he Hinges cla evista (hel hadininns Stomiay gee ngs thet resitnve ce Me ag Seg TMG “Sacison Sten: Cort Gordon and Sing Ais arinans of Detzole were nih Whaat ty the lng of the femer'e dates. "rand Sirs cee SSMS tad Si ag “Ma Samer, clark inietmtea to 188 katruad wigacts Phe Hitiog' cal eta met with Ss Aga Sianeli aistnoote lteera Roe were asd Tage ayn shite hein omer tenal EMR, as" ante me Beno Se Fee Macatee Phat sonia, Shoat ety canon yeptamene"? Swine SISSON de Hetiethe inteer seine wie “SnAg tear, Asta Sue ce wl tht nce ether. Woo Bonen: at Cami NEW CONERSTOWN. oH0 rine caNe ae ae the Flat raping earl et a omigtonay, Fae SETS VE thes lege Sie Becht eaeied ae ner Several rane SP Hy wit ta Mlavaie: were in Leone A wet armen, fer Fae ET ye Bitear jeranted roth pore: ai evento at Sie Seah: SE alt Ath hati ener Br ytig oianae mera at Cf Fane ene Si epee esi spedeiel's apiseual mzinn gt the Tate HpeSahana Tea et Saag, Marci agers meee, wa abe Beeteh aa STahe OS Fie "tuintmgtion-germen wan wreath We uieer Re Went at 1h tae and Whe ia sty wag alnenad Be Tinea MPa Haga ee tek DURE EE Me Winn kta eee wing? tach chew” sheared #2. 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You can transform even plain, duil, fat hair. You ean have tt Bbundant, soft, glossy and fun of hfe Suse eet ie d3-cont henthe of “Dander- Ine at ame drug store. “Then mnuisten ‘a eoft cloth with the “Danderime” and draw this through your hair, taking ‘one small strung at a Ume.. Instantly, Ses, immediately. sou have doubied ihe Beauty of sour hair. Te will be a thase so soft, Tustrous and x0 easy. to do vp. All dust und excensive vil are removed. Let “Danderine® put new life, vigor and brichtness in your hair.” ‘This Almulating tonic will freshen your fealp, check dandruft and falling hate Sha ‘help your hair te crow long, hick strong and besutiful Ba ag hagas Pegg yas hag ay TY Rigs ha an ha wueae in eter ki deithatGalthetlna a tle See athe Gale eh or di heer al Seat Se taee Sti day eon 8 Sy Ba Gatsstnts ial Inge ESL aaa er Carn ene Gi Hae ee sine tt Bob Pepa Ya Bata Mor EARS SES seal ate SSD eG and he aside TE Sasi Beason Beer Tiagttt chan Sr Bar xenia ome ranrence TENA: Sas esate si2 SE ted ing Bee HATHA daeg Pass gaa Bee ear oui ka" fas See Saar di ide rae SiRF ef aa cm ik er et SEM Sts Sinaia. a tel Shostak arte, Sse dee et lee ae ee oaP cine Bathe ates A SEE NORE RGN Soa aaa poate ant. ov sagt i RH nay ap oii Mes cin Hs penta te arma ha es rain Gue Satine ote SCHR ESE SOME oh, Set PASE Ee a Hoot SE CC tede ar es asete Baad resent Seana Eos, Met he tie a ne HRM Aue ae AO lon TERE anita th as rth center ase a Roeabaal her aie Ge i MOP, Mi it Getta th SE sheet ait Sa Se See ia He nd i, Wa canvow ono et, SANT OM on asa Me ane at eae Be Eteach alent Serine Ge SRP Ni Eons Ua an ant th Bere yor ahah oe tas See Rae elie i Sorc et Ta Ta ets ata Ses ity Saad, Sek ate it lta cur eeha ela Ente OUR AMAA arr Egon A Psat Ee Aran race i Kr Seiad Ou BE PAE A aca Bt EEDiate ale Aelia tetas psharys Jena ees FOU Atel alias Tae Seat Apia Butane ap Sneha EN oan ov Bee Sit ee eu at Ske Sher rogh ake igh a Airy be wale aac Se diet Oe ne aS es Eo SRN Weal ea Seas ON nat that te Seog sh. 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The PT dub, fader Who" leadership ot "ura, Sah Hens, aves Str Vatseaea seta Ia Pe lutth ‘on Tuseday cueing ee Be dees, lan waa eden bir" eity wis gletsd thorestrens St ue eee ebsie Sahes'G. ‘BO Cheatham Rittosion “stopped ier FHlday at” ats Rprineaela, Wh ‘Ses. VE Pettey eater” tert, Wh, ‘Sirs WEY pales ener Eyined the Stewardess voard “os "isst Hontay-ctenlag at her residence” as Babel ions rctSrand ter Sir why From alehigans sifs"Win, Bolden iss Fees angE eee ue a beter ae Tat ang pio st Chain aries inoue city NogAay sight vo maNe her Eieire Some Sire’ Bebra hus be Carged hame. tn gir city attr a vie fo Rew 'Orieane, 2 “Me. unl Sica eS Waisted Bat, Wine melseed fo uancaater, Wier Inet acne” he Exalen “Ald focety” met nt he nome oe ira. fu: Henson low sttcet and elected” the Usheine, oficess Tor the frag, eae aires Bolden, pret einer SCN. solinsoar vice relent Sirs. tala’ eni, eeerctarys Mew tary ern Blake, eaprer and irae ah, atrmgn sa the spicrainomminliee East "Waaier ‘ana’ Sivo, alms "Clank Giempntine ot Braenort im were Ss Sista Dubsave cas” orTuNWA, 1owa Mea, sssnte I Bite oe of Scott amg RS Wied actus fame ome Be Be Sorth’ relia atcha che es 8 Seance” Darn tn Ste” and” Sine GivdgRoSinson Eaasdas ingrng at rr SoneDh nomial tana tor aie Jana ‘“Wrse win Weeks, £82 center ave: Ror. nave a Hite bow” Thohert Vistcher Phe ‘hard Sdme® noc elven "bytes [Priertite “Sturt st “Cattake ne [Halen 15° wan teportea x nanetal lautcets, nae chute ot 3 a Sit ‘Aaron palberds: wee” Cera ina ths Aire Tomer sc anekh “teat Ee sate soktson has Voom, cet SAR Hea “SPURS ome “3333 “West [Second wufeer'* Anbate Singing nets lier the ‘Bettadet "Neate "phere Side We athe ee Ener ean Sie te Souene hy nate SE he home 53 Wellton aareet KEOKUK, 10WA ‘the nee. SER Phonenee ot Rurling- Lohan kor inthe sh, he ea "a atigate’ fo" Wasningions Sire, Ssennta Hit” a ifetime Teeldont Taaied SUAY ae he home oP her dase teeta" Rade Read ns hak eee nay" momnines Starch: 22 heater Ernie erm cangure from, Sh Sag {the Sircin core Sonasee aren Se [ine Sea aera OR, MAES |ioronte Weldan are culfering fom |erigpen” aise Were “altene SF eieas® Finan her bere see cen Sostne acne» Bavie underira her toneiis and adenoids.” Nev and Men 1iekae "Wehuisina’ see mavca te 6 |Shoth, un atreet 3° A™ Pugh Mee aes {opted fo 26 the Vista ean rom team {eae te Wem ater be finfined. to “St Sncapn’soeptah th fart two Works. “The Kew, Jie Car Fit Kaw raised “ram Waahingion BOR MaPeaher asters ye {tat meeting. In’ Washington, where, he isSte" pelea” aolezate fo the Sattar {Sabana sonsreaa' ake Wee elect jessSeena er peeriaent wh san end Cae Oppel renibent ts Hepestane i ovoinet resldent (eee hinwm’ ere touring)” wi Reeeniaense, Seethaile ke nate sot Kenn, "A0"y."Shnes of Turlimeton tt Si ont home deo Mierke fe mi rendene Ye FrmenTeteest. Geneve sve wh rote {6° numberof Wie’ enes i Ronee af nee "ente: wieindate “Bene Rea alt setrehinents were ed Sethe soungmters Sire Sad (Ries ‘Boote' ss visitng triends in Se Rela, Gy, Aah, try ng seraed Totes Be aia ncn Wise Serta deta PEE Sather has tae abe, Reaw, Pimnathy Tienes, presiding ig SUS Slane ea Ee Sener ae ae Fass Seeder ay Cott gel fee a ag A Sooke, Rea Soe toe BP RRaieAT hs Boegat Bae pete AED Ghote lel he area ace uly isis SES lt ee HES age Aner Dei A apse Ry oc a Me SAA ee Site cg ae Gea ngs Set ta eat wie Rie le hac are ee emai ae NE eevee TE ait a ERP MAHAR ao a HAS TP he agers eee add Beta an on Se aa, ee a ea at SEIS AS chatty NP ae et SEE Hehe Gtherie erak Teale eye Seed Bet godt ict olteter WUE Houx gi7¥, 10 rman hOa® SEMA acre pou Pe ia seks Sluriay ‘evening. Starch, 2 are. all EEG siriee cy e apeead hea aires Ek i (etait inten Share fee Sentai Se Oe Kees RE AS i a eee ee eee ets Werke A enc le hes Wi Ents aset hte RSet a ae fater carga wae Feat ce anete an et tage rule Stages a eect ta neae bal os ice AGE ta ae ihe: a ehcimes me ae erie ake ree Frac pris te Paes Ron MICHIGAN: LANSING, MICH. Bison ts Mia Sprench xt thin Geo, Je ce RMAs Abin prench SU TI Gg, Gihiunt A. ahs shuren. Mrs. “Shir: Stree" tie gens 8 as ENibea euler Bibriem wlt, ead Serer vee Shs: “atatys OM Sencieg Cin ti eg Fs a Mente Tae Waker sagt Dumald Se TAF gue pine Sars 2. Ebe, e Lotti mbnt tthe tein around AGT Shane Seng home 9 Sire GH Sir Sta Soo suzeck, (Apri Me Ua Gray se nthe. nick Use BES MICK tnd! rca" Tett” gang Sun: Fe ing at tne Tiler chitreh, 86 eon up weances, hema, SRS Orieany of Sirgen Chin, ey Gales Stacer® weiner nd, the. 3 Fe eucene Apri te. Ure ail a Fig ete: ath Sunway seheok sei Neh SE Geta oreneise tn four scene Da nater Suns. JACKSON, MICH. Bor to Sie fond dire Greene Tinten ate Mone sere ree Taner te rating. wicsiy airs Pierce 12 ell en Treen ise” aise Pears, Walker thy Susie, (A send con, Sore Sag yaven “Thoraday might sare Sth, Yar the henelit of the Seve As St FeUcnoven, aire Ovteosar Olivevs ite Agothtee led “Slareh 1ath aud, buried Sah Tach Eaward “Ashworth iain Inet ey witing parents. shies Teeth Powel che tere trom Detrott. spending thehwedkcend BATTLE CREEK, MICH, won, Yor cr tea street ne te. tarnecl tunis from the Cheng Row tated the cen rented aaa te ch Maree: Saree akaatwell Cha ea aes nm “Ang, Arbor tre. Slings (nes ered ichets: hoanital, March TATE i8'Speradion: Tiewectotd of feuth HAact sien aad ‘ekiteriing. ype Eee day Starch Te Me fee, Bey TRG Silea iS ae fier home tn Ail tea Mies and Mee. John Howland, #3 Ueneaters aes tho” row parents, aszenegepownl Woy Birk, Anat nec bok seas neat. and Ars Fe“fackson, 401 Champion, street... Mra easonatie te ait on “the cick ine eBaretate Fanti ol vhele ba Sh arch a1 ae Koy ot Be allt North Seferae reer, Dust nuens, a ARSEee nis resition after, 11 years at GRIESE tata Puraps ite fs How at the Kellogg Gorm Fiaves ee OE ae The executive hoard of the slate wid sat, Sieand. Seog canention, held Thott mascting at Shite Hantise, church Bingen" ang SS bert Mam a amiss an Elks iodo, i the near f- Ear? athe ev. Joc. Maxthews, ise ieee missionary. “preached at” Shilo antag ata em. and event, Mes, SiMjocie'ate Growers at West Park avenge Chicogey a vigiing er, PA Bate Sie. Gnd Stee. F. Prince, 'Silss $. "France entertained on her ith Wirth ase Marcin tee Among hose sick “are Sits Mary Novae Slee TB coma BUSS Stace Davis Stes. Bertha Lowel jana’ Chas. Stabors: I as a ‘The Men's Community club met Sun. gata ietonae a Woodmen hl where Sey SEPT tora oudined tho Work Bey, Louth ison hy Bho eaten, Vernon Ward, “George Rink cater’ of the. atlehizin Stave SMD NOG Oe NRG, eave’ nepirin Risebicte? She “eamamunity ‘singtn Stars. wine Pe tartans eth Aes EM obtgeeSmpanise, Sues, Cae See eh ansaa eee alent Be a ate iecte’n ent Site ae be SE Saice oe gral ghee PHRETOE segiarnts of che Rent BREE, Maden ate Sours, UM nnges Enscopat ee Sunday afternoon at AT Eton. Sunday Sebati Stout teas Ge) MSN aihoiatenent atthe First a. 8h ee NCommunits. Sunday Fit Asuah nbinice Canale epent th Sehgp atl Wetman, he cust of Seip Sree de hasta BES USF ine dome patel mana. Neh FESR SOSH Nee ae they Ha Eantna. ohn Keene, "3s" Stenbee Tantus elurned from Wincyerter Recourse tare Ne athe Re forty accom eal APG Seer paniinde mow mance ‘Bathsantger of &kasebalt cca. WEST VIRGINIA PADEN CITY, W. VA. a a Rae. 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C. of the 3TH iieh sk fan Phan ghnag Bg, Hae ates, Gata Ma (pj ner menue op oman, Tag a hes erage ae ue caine Beat oy mute BS Ter aia AP are Sree a Raney at es Heine sa SN hs MS RINGAe a NR, tl” Whe cla Eelietes Sat ofitee teat eet Be Rai at dan Ee ek Bee ee dete Cte ine het Set ee, ire wit i, te aia See ee hehe Wedge ee im! SIRE nyt tet for Ureckenrdge 1 tee tite? ada, reetanea (Sauls 2 Gaetan Woe al Revaihui teh he aah rere $5 Seater (Pe hem Wher Bec ae ahy PERN re Bisel ah rchdet telat igtiat a en Reta te aaa Brena, ae pene clon, Senet ESTs Hatcher ty Gita IP HRA" eres oe auras isan gan A cae He suche att hie kl IP oh Sect OY alte, Peta ea Lg ge Jeft for Ins home In Caldwell for a few itt aie ae yeh a Weer canes eee econ snae Nona ate ai fever tart ey Gane Sine ean Ehokgs Beenie SAN ANGELO. TEXAS egnit AMA Ars. Cheater Sima are in tof looking fox, eating, they ar Stopping at 1 Conley's., ‘The Tew. Me Heiden wag ‘in town. chia week an Breathed at ho (Au McK dhieeh. Witch ‘he ‘is mow’ parton. Mra. Teeete Meriors “agn "ia. diem Feeentie, Sh leven a diuphter, Aira, Teachel Dares bf this elty. chris “Taylor ty dead iin Seavsa''n mother and father, aap eae RN rie ‘The Southwestern Exposition and ‘Stock shew eluted with one vat the tamat, succes shoxea ‘ie ory Shiion” Mtiadonuey Taptist ehueel hs failed tie Tee. U Prince of Wale. Tes. Phere “Wilt toe county. spelling’ cons tent hig" We caubte schools” of Tarrant Seung Te Mn he held we Apel. Phe chatetian, Peat heute, acy a Sthoala 13 make Aicuuate preparations Tor the ‘seeasion. “Siount. Zien Haptist Church members vated to, gen Ore AL He"Churry. to the World aitiance, whieh Ineets in’ Swuden, the. State Teachers Kogockation well! not it next. session Next November In'Fort Worth. TAYLOR, TEXAS Messrs. Ollie diate, Terre Bink les and Den Wilirich were. in Austin [abe Sundays ‘The tire. Bett, Tacksen fMilea his pulpit Sunday. The Wav. be ecbitts: hited the Hew. JD. Leon: sacs pudode and ake eee, TE, Hub fled the Ace. GW, Andersén's pulpit at Atlen Chanel A. Sf. - church. "The Roe. W, St. "Andeeson af San" Antonio ten tm tho clty rreeutiy, “Clarence Tl. Pickett Wied” ap the sth Inst. The was Avmenther ng Ait. Arid Baplist churell ‘Amerfean Woodmen, Camne No. , and ie Tennessee National Tayuranee vom pans. Mrs. Preston Willams st 1at- Rrange wax here to, nttend ‘he Cunerai, haatso to visit her duushters| Sin ensle Allen, ynd- sister, Stes. fatto Te Miekett. Mrs." Grell 0. Grant of Sher= Iman was “here to attend her brothers Fineral and also. to visit, her Felatives and friends, We svmpathize with them Nery much. AMAMILLD TEXAS ete SS Ae ee ees aed walter ‘Scott. Mrs: Mack Johnsoit anil the Infant of ate Airs. Sam sare Sto Satie sek ists tra GD. Hooke ne eae Reng to, the helio ae" her Either tn tabard cite, "Pesan fee Gertham rscabte Yo becpue ugatn.. Atre Takers ae shawnee. “Okt. ia ising Kee Sieger, Sits son (Metander. Aes Sing EMS de visting tee slater in, Fort Akertne Foxe aire, falleabeth Floyd Ant Sing Martha. Kimiren hace tes Raed Pom ewe, treks" vite with Felatves i Waen: “Texas Mra. Marte Hen iert for ‘cline rine fo ‘utcent the Rimeral of her ‘cousin, Mrs." Foreman. Sie", 1. Tolinsam reiuened. trom Ste= Mister: divin “wehere- sho wag wiiting fee Weather, gocompanted Uy her alece, Bilea Wile Sine, Organ E.G Chis #eiWened from Shawnee, OFLA, here he TEAC Malek’ mother tedelde. We TGE pa beh tmprowed, "Stes Mfatindn Hisvels"ig'Vislune’ relatives ty Hoxsor. eras phe’ kee. ening, who. te vio ting i, conn, even Samer Ser Be tran meh. |, Tha. carters Grape Gah, Fe Shieh Ie ative, ned Gene teat ware with the Row. dS HOURdin pastor, They, vo, Wanalie’ 4 Ercnt program for Easter Sundar. WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS rye Ue and Te lub, wart welth Mrs. p The, ti. and 1. club met with Mrs; | Pain or dull ache in the hack ts often evidence of kidney trouble. It i ‘Nature's tinely warning, to show Jou that the truck of health Is not Danger Signals If theso danger signals are untieed- ‘ed more serious results are sure to follow: kidney trouble tn Its worst form may steal upon you. Thousands af people have testifwd that the mild and immediate *fect of Swramp-ltoot, the great kidney, liver nd blidder inedicine, $s soon realtzad Shut it stands the’ Bighest for its Femarkable curative effect in the most distressing cases. If you need A medicine, you should have the best. Lamo Back Lame back is only: one of the many symptoms of kidney trouble. Other symptoms showing that you may need Swamp-Root are, being subject SPECIAL NOTE—You may obt Root by enclosing ten cents to Dr. B gives you the opportunity to prove Sine. ‘They. will also send you a. bor many «if the thousands of Brateful | who say they found Swamp-loot to liver and biadder troubles. The Ya ko well known that our readers ar hettle, Address Dr. Kilmer & Co, ore and thentien thie pace. [civte alah met, Friday night with, Stee uk ace ae ce ae ar te Fer ili eta Sts ie Ker, thie Meee he alg eta och Sec Heston Seateoe s o eee, eg ie stn al Ee lana deca te Gilets Bier ee re Se HSS Reuaia ge Oh ae Hct Blan ale Hoe os ot alice Be His ought shale Sour Altred Dyson, Alfred Perkins “and tied Eze afi SME Beee RE Made P cl Sion Gene ie a aeitaet ie es er He Hest te tw Sa ee A ets eo tei ened? fess feague's effort, Wiehita,{t #00 t0 iB ees ie Sera a Bestacein ect fi he Sarena Dae ake see any a ite ange Bev." "Dy, Be Matthews “anu. Sirs, Mat- Biased bles Rowe the iebeeaty LMGiae aed fectir ates Fon Sm FG a aie se ota ek ne ee ag ach Rr He NESS coe aaa Rees tat Me, Se, ts seein era dite "Tent Mercia sentence EEat at thd a haste cea Realemnea ee Made atthe wincieae at Ae ee te a ae eae Kein Baad Hea Rie tna a oALLUS Texas are OETA cea meaty Ger abe Be ae ecm ais, cue ae SG ecu ti a Re en SUR Be ee Bese ee Wee eae ETRE Mel ike ht Rag aE nae ae Reeth atthe Mele, a Bsmt thy nahecalt: Th ce angeney ae as EAL A ar enenwan, Texas va SIAM TREE, an ioTighe Guerre tare ies Nek NE haus er Git Eade He Sia Mae Se Bs ct Mle ESRB GRRE sonata et SES RES ana cetog a Beach i Torqatt Rania hare ahs Beh, Men ee Fe eat einen lets fie nits Bet) RPA a th ean RR BS Rea eGR ts ar Sel ae FASURL ke eho Ma ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ny Katherine Lambert Stanley Stewart, prominent elttzen living. in South fey" street, was, sho! And Seriously wounded he ani aceldental Sienarge of a gun he ving cxmmining. Which, had been handed to him by hls Bene frlend. ‘Pam Cienesote “Ueth. men Sore at Sir: Stewart's home Weanestce Hien “he” Selden happend Xe Rteweare ts at South Wightand, indemars Fecriving ‘the best of earn. The home BE Dre and Mrs. I, ©, Glaoen ot Ness sper stan dentrawed Mi fee Inet Tuceday ey aro. manne. thelr home at’ press ent with, relatives ‘at Grasmont, "Dr. Gliver Clabern, prominent physician of Savanah. Gur gpene the Week visite ing ile Broth, We Hf..C, Claborn, and BE NG Sttrouishein st Weottawh, te tnfning “Eriday to le home. making ther Steps at Adana. “tive death ot Hosen Te Johnson. pioneer eltizen, at ‘Newton, Stonday caut™a loom over tie Sicinlty: “Te nas a milgistering aniel Raving founded the Newton", Baptist Ghureh, “Hig funeral was held there on Sunday. ‘Peopin from many sake, of life came tn’zre, the last of this great nan’ Tig daughter, Stet. S. Hen: Geron of Chleage, iit, Hagens Johnson, He Johnson, Joe Johnson of “Canada, and hin wide mourn the toss of Cathie and husbami. Frlents af Dey Chass a. Se'SrePherson and Mies Heattice Meco} Bere surpeined to. receive annonnen” Tene of their marriage on, Sinron 0 Bout are ponutar socially. “The. and ates, NeVherven zw at home io their friends Intnelr news home, 920 Seventh avenue, ho Porn. Agente cluh, met Monday xt Se Eee ee ce matin TACK GF CONSTOS, SERIE UO Heke ehcumatism, bloating, may, be loss of flesh, sullowe complexion. ~ Prevalency of Kidney Disease Most people do nat realize -the alarming’ Increase and remarkable prevalency’ of Kidney, discase. While Kidney divorders are among the most ‘comion diseases that prevail, they aro often the last recoxnized by patients, who content themselves with doctor- ing the effects, while tho original dis- ease constantly undermines the sy3- tem. Regular medium and large size bot- tex at all drug stores. Don't make any mistake, but re- member “tho name, Dr. | Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Bing. hamton, X. ¥.. which you will nd on every bottle. in a sample size houtle of Swamp- mer & Co., Binghamton, X.Y. This the remarkable merit of this medi- of valuable Information, containing itera recelved from men and woinen pe Just the remedy needed in kidney, We and success of Swamp-Root are advised to send for a sample size singhamton, N. X. When writing be - , e g AP) SAY ‘“‘BAYER” when you buy. _ Insist! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for a Colds Headache \ eS ey — Rheumatism \ Ss Neuritis Lumbago SAR Neuralgia Pain, Pain’ Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. Bandy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists: asplria te tho trade cut of Barer Muncfuctere of Moooactticcideater of Salieyeasié iia tine Will Promote a Full Growth of (Bean, Hair, Will Also Restore the jos, sete ems, Strength, Vitality and the Beauty ja Mee ee of the Hair. If Your Hair Is Dry Gites 2g SP and Wiry Try A oe ye % EAST INDIA HAIR Se Se GROWER BRAG It you are bothered with Falling Ste toc sae Hair, Dandruff, Itching Scalp, or SNe Nes 32 any Hair Trouble, we want you to try Rees) << GR a jar of EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER. DOFeact {a The remedy contains medical proper- > ie aug ties that go to the roots of the Hair. Be Sine stimulates the skin, helping nature do ee its work. Leaves the hair soft and silky. $= Perfumed with the balm of a thousand flowers. The $23 best known remedy for Heavy and Beautitul Black RY Hye-Brows. Also restores Gray Hair to its Natural 8% Color. Can be used with Hot Iron for Straight- y ening. 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A. Jones spent the week-end in [Rev A. Jon Ade EyAe Sotetratoonn Colored tonite pte light complestoned Colored” peapir Tnvchta er chat place beeauee they tank Shite and ‘who’ make that same plea In) wocintley “ata ‘Toden. to. make. cnn: mnltieee light area" decrimene ‘tor th Ege and mice Che white man as to Fae Sek ere SATURDAY, MARGH 31, 1923 Fis ne) CTS ae Beh Ned ANS: his 2d i) tay teed ap Pee eee ets i Se ala fs | ny ASS = or Rheumatism — Quick reliefl ‘The quickness, the sureness with which Sloan’s brings ree Jief has made it the standard remedy for rheumatic pain. Apply Sloan's to that sore, stiff joint or aching muscle, The pain that has seemed so unbearable disap- , pears with amazing rapidity. Sloan's breaks up the inflam- mation behind most rhe matic pain. It goes to the source of the trouble. Tt scatters the congestion that causes the pain. the Pate ste Sloan Liniment-kills pain! Sloans Liniment-(1/5 pain! en a vaaa<: %.... 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