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ALABAMA WHITES LOSE TUSKEGEE HOSPITAL FIGHT 20 PAGES This Paper Not Complete Without TWO PARTS VOL. XVIII. NO. 20. LOVI DESPONDENT WOMAN TRIES POISON DOSE Mrs. Cora Price Found Dying in Street by Friend; Tells Story of Lost Love After asking God to bless the man whom she loved so dearly that she could not live without him, a dependent young woman swallowed a large quantity of lysol poison and bank to the pavement at 46th St. and Champlain Ave. at 1 o'clock Monday morning. She was Mrs. Cora Price, 25 year old, 464 Langle Ave. night, and her life is Clifton Jones, a railroad employee, who, until Friday, lived at 432 Indiana Ave. Leaves Husband After leaving her husband some time ago, Mrs. Price permitted Jones to come into her life. They have been together at the Indiana Ave. address. But of late differences came between them—differences that could hedge the tension over the need to talk the repatriation. The subject was discussed and Mrs. Price agreed to go their respective ways. When she looked down at the initial step, Then Mrs. Price moved the next day to the Langley Ave. address, the home of Mrs. Lightfoot. One day away from Jones under the circumstances brought trief. She talked of him to Mrs. Lightfoot—at her love of her girl, of her desire and intention to end her life. Then Mrs. Lightfoot tried to console her and Sunday evening went with her to the theatre. After the show Mrs. Lightfoot objected. Farewell Note Later, when Mrs. Lightfoot returned home she sound that Mrs. Price had preceded her there, packed leaves in her room a farewell note to her sweetheart and to her sister, Mrs. K. L. Wattles, 19 West 47th St. The note indicated her intention to leave her sister's forgiveness, "May God bless you, Cilton; good-by" it contained. Shortly after the dependent girl met on the street by Mrs. Cilton Wilson, another room at the Langley Ave. address, Mrs. Price told her what she had done, then throw away the poison bottle and sank to the river. Mrs. Wilson called a cab and had Mrs. Price pushed to the nearest hospital for first aid and treatment. She was there. The authorities declared that the poison victim had a narrow escape. Her condition is serious. BAR ASSOCIATION TO MEET IN CHICAGO JUNE 6.7. Washington, D. C., May 18. In accordance with a decision reached at the last meeting of the National Negro Business League, to the effect that annual meetings of the National Negro Bar association should hold separate annual meetings, a call for membership by the officers of the association, to be held in Chicago June 6, 7 and 8. All attorneys in good standing with the long borg are eligible for membership. It is urged, in view of the many vital problems affecting the race, the successful handling of which is only in the hands of the attorneys, that all lawyers who are able should be present in person and participate in the discussions so that there may be community of action, purpose and ideas. The officers of the association are: Perry W. Howard, department of justice; William C. Matthews, 301 Old South building, Boston, Mass.; secretary S. D. Metell, Jacksonville, Fla., corresponding secretary, special committee Mt. Henry Lincoln Johnson, Atlanta, Ga.; Cornelius R. Richardson, Richmond, Va.; Walter H. Land, Richmond, Va.; D. W. Andrews, Miss; Miss. T. W. Andrews, Baltimore, Md.; D. W. Perkins, Jacksonville, Fla., and James N. Simms, Chicago. Robert S. Abbott, editor of the Defender, is being urged to address the association on "The Legal Status of the Black Man in South America." NEW BUILDING FOR FROE Washington, D. C., May 18. After a conference with President Harding and the record of deeds for Art Deco, the District of Columbia, that the chief executive is in favor of a new building for Mr. Froese, the bill introduced in the last session of the effect, failed of enactment. "BACK OF THE GIRL" A. MRS. ELIZABETH EUPER Mrs. Elizabeth Euper, 363 social worker and chairman of Y.W.C.A. She donates a la work and is now engaged in a erection of a suitable building the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Euperga she alced in the fight to free men, victims of the Houston Mrs. Elizabeth Euper, 3626 Vernon Ave., is a prominent social worker and chairman of the financial committee of the Y. W. C. A. She donates a large part of her time to charity work and is now engaged in a campaign to get funds for the erection of a suitable building for Chicago girls, members of the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Euper gained national prominence when she aided in the fight to free the imprisoned 24th infantrymen, victims of the Houston riot episode. Jim Crow at Boys' Club Conference Washington, 10. C. May 19—A crowning example of Southern prowess when at the annual conference of the Boys' Club federation, held at the University of Georgia, made by the local organization to prevent the sitting in of W. T. Columba, prominent Hace social worker, and the Grownups Boys' Club of Gernshtown, Pa. Mr. Coleman appeared on the scene and quietly but manfully stood and set up a set of attempted munition, a last bluntly informed by one of the white lady leaders of the local committee that although he sat in the conference, he could not hope to participate in any activities that were of a social nature, due to the peculiar conditions in existence here. The commissioner first threatened Mr. Coleman, John T. Eunlin, millionaire philiphistocrat of Philadelphia, Pa., and president of the Wissahickon Boys' club, rushed to the Wissahickon Boys' club to acquire a standing as to Mr. Coleman's right to sit as a delegate. The Wissahickon Boys' club is composed of 100 members and is of the highest standing. It is backed by wealthy Quakers. Its record for standing is an enviable one. At the Chicago convention it was presented by the Quakers; prizes; at Binghamton, N. Y., three firsts, one second and three thirds; at New Haven, four firsts; at Indianapolis, five firsts and one second. In high culture, pleasing personality, and extreme refinement. Prior to doing social work in Pennsylvania he was an instructor in a private school in North Carolina. "BROKE"; SHOOTS CLERK Frederick, Md., May 18—Robert Burrs, alias Leaver, has been arraigned, probably fatal, of Harry Smith, 32-year-old grocery clerk. Smith is white, Burns is said to be confessed the shooting and to have defended it because he was out of money. Bridgerton, N. J., May 18—John Winston, an employee of the Sells-Flore Plumcott, killed Henry M. Lonny (white), also an employee of the circus, here last Saturday, according to police, who are searching for him. Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY 26 Vernon Ave., is a prominent of the financial committee of the large part of her time to charity a campaign to get funds for the g for Chicago girls, members of defined national prominence when the imprisoned 24th infantry-riot episode. Rosenwald School Aid Fund Shown Hampton, Va., May 19—S. L. Smith of Nashville, Tenn., field agent of "The Julius Rosenwald Fund," which was created to assist in the building of better rural schools, reported at the three-day Hampton Institute conference of state agents for schools throughout the South, which has just closed, that up to April 30, there had been built 1,790 "Rosenwald schools" and 2,667 "Rosenwald schools" of $62,552.52 of this amount. Negroes had contributed $1,660,667, or 25.6 per cent; white people, $453,199, or 42.6 per cent; black people, 148, or 43.5 per cent; and Julius Rosenwald of Chicago, $1,264,478, or 19.3 per cent. Of buildings follow: Alabama, 259; Arkansas, 41; Florida, 7; Georgia, 73; Kentucky, 73; Louisiana, 173; Maryland, 40; Mississippi, 215; North Carolina, 257; Tennessee, 55; South Carolina, 116; Tennessee, 116; Texas, 163; and Virginia, 129. While 474 Rosenwald schools are one teacher and 650 are two teacher schools; three teachers; four teachers; five teachers; six teachers; seven teacher, 6; eight teacher, 3; and one school each of the 11, 12, 14 and 16 teacher types. SAVANNA, ILLINOIS, JUST LIKE SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Savanna, Ill. May 18—Unless one is white one does not stand much of a chance at the C. B. & Q. roundhouse. here. J. E. Powell, foreman of the roundhouse, has harried Race workers from various passes and recruits them to work six months. The white workers are required to put in only 30 days. Species are different, too, for the same kind of work. Because it is thought the Race man does not need to hold his position, the white man is held higher than the highest a Race man is able to make 40 cents an hour. Race workers are also denied the insurance on the white men by the company. CHICAGO, ILL., SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 FIND "OIL MAGNATE" IN PRISON GARB LOCATE "OIL FIELD KING" BEHIND BARS Man Who Buncoed Way Out of Missouri Prison Is Found After Years' Search Little Rock, Ark, May 18—D. H. Hayes, alias James Manuel, "the million dollar oil magnate" who uncoed his way out of the Missouri penitentiary in May 2015, after serving a short term on charges of possessing fraudulent papers with fraudulent intentions, was located on the Cummins farm, where he was received by the Arkansas penitentiary officials last August, having been sent to the county under the name of William II, King to nine years for forgery. Gains Liberty According to Arkansas and Missouri prison officials, Hayes' plot, which ginned his temporary liberty from the confining brain of the most finished and desertec criminal, 16, 1922, was as cleverly executed a trick as could have emanated from the convicting brain of the most finished and desertec criminal, himself, was conceived in Buchanan county, Missouri, in December, 1921, and surrounded to three years, prison. Hayes was notified by persons outside that oil had been discovered on some hewn he owned in Mexico, and another he owned in America, fabulously rich. Hayes is purported to have received hundreds of letters, some offering him amounts running to millions of dollars, for his land, in the matter, and playing his part with the tact of the most finished artist. Hayes appeared in the role of an officer in the air of surprise at his "good fortune" as his most ardent admirers, which by this time were numerous, both within and outside of the outside. Given Help People from every section of Missouri became interested and used their efforts to secure Hayes' release. It became known that he appealed to the Justice Department that he was without sufficient funds to meet the bond. A petition for a writ of habeas corpus was submitted to the supreme court which was granted and bond fixed at $2,500. The petition is supposed to have left immediately for Mexico to look after his "nil properties," but evidently retrailed his steps. The Missouri officials, shortly after he was liberated, told the Justice Department and have since made a nation-wide search for him. INDIANAPOLIS READY FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS Indianapolis, Ind., May 18.—Great preparations are being made for the Sunday School school which meets the forces in Illinois will come in great numbers to this city. Dr. B. J. Prince and Dr. H. W. Knight have prepared the comfort of the delegation and a special train will leave Chicago. Dr. E. P. Jones of Evanson, president of the unincorporated Baptist convention, has prepared the National Baptist convention, unincorporated, is concerned and deeply interested in the coming session. Dr. G. B. Taylor, Ark, and Dr. G. B. Taylor, Nashville, Tennessee, together with the secretary, Dr. Henry Allen Boyd, are promising a program of interesting and far-reaching instruction in the necessary to convince the Sunday school forces of the nation how large and illuminating will be the inspiration at this session. The executive board of the National Baptist convention, as announced by the corresponding secretary, Dr. W. M. Burgh, Pa., will assemble at noon on Thursday, June 14, at M. Paran Baptist church, Dr. B. C. Cole, St. Paul, to preach the introductory sermon. Patti Brown Is Victorious in Jim Crow Suit An important victory, affecting the status of the races, has just been won by the law firm of Ellis & Westbrooks, representing Mine. Anita Patty Brown, world famed in her accompanist, Miss Natalie Post, posed on account of discrimination against the Owl Drug Company of this city. June, Brown chained that she in her accompanist, Miss Natalie Post, posed on account of discrimination against the lunch room of the Owl drug store by the waitresses and manager, B. Horton, porter in the restaurant. He resented the treatment accorded members of his Race. The case was brought up before the judge, and he resented the treatment accorded members of his Race. The case was brought up before the judge, and he resented the treatment accorded members of his Race. After some difficulty an unprejudiced jury was obtained. The drug company's counsel, Mr. Gaines, had been expressly refused therefore the law not violated. Mr. Gaines held that actions as well as word of mouth might be construed as prejudice. The jury brought in a verdict against the drug company after an hour's deliberation. Motion for a trial was denied by Judge Wells. Editor Met By Friends in New York Mr. Abbott arrived in Washington Tuesday and was received by President Harding Wednesday morning at the president's residence, with him important letters as to observations on racial welfare growing out of Mr. Abbott's trip to the Argentine and Brazil luncheon was given at the New York office of the conference, at which there were present: Charles Pickett, Perry Howard, Finn Wilson, Emmett Scott, Jesse Mitchell, Dr. Sumner Wormley and J. LeCount Chestnut. New York, May 15—Robert S. Abbott, editor and owner of the Chicago Defender, accompanied by Mrs. Abbott, arrived back in this country Saturday afternoon aboard the Pacific Steamship Navigation company steamer Elro, sailing from Valparaiso, where he met at quarantine by a revenue cut, a special courtesy extended Mr. Abbott by the U. S. government, and immediately brought to shore. The pier in Hoboken to greet the travelers was a committee of prominent New Yorkers consisting of Robert Ragall and Walter F. White of the New York office of the editor Amsterdam, News; Floyd Nelson, editor Hotel Tattler; Gilchrist Stewart; John S. Tibbs of Brooklyn; Counselor and Mone Penne Billaps, J. A. Jackson, naxey, John W. Robinson, pastor St. Mark's M. E. church, a former Chieganon; Harry Place, Mrs. Walter B. Abbott; Phil A. Jones, general manager Chieganon; members of the New York office staff. More than 15,000 miles have been covered by Mr. and Mrs. Abbott in visiting various South American relics and museums, where he has signed honorous since they left New York in February. After a brief stay here the editor left for Chicago Friday, stopping first at Washington for a visit to the museum, where the couple were the recipients of many social courtesies while in New York. Mr. Abbott will soon begin a series of articles in the Defender on the South American countries. He will arrive in Chicago Tuesday morning, May 22, at 10:30 o'clock at the Englewood station over the Pennsylvania railroad, where a group of citizens will greet him. ACCUSED OF MAIL THEFTS Atlantic City, N. J. May 18—With the arrest of Howard Moore, 23, junior at the Atlantic City postoffice, Moore, who was arrested Sunday, has been captured and the person responsible for the most prolonged and successful series of mail thefts in history. Moore, who was arrested Sunday, said to have contained thousands of dollars. His system whereby he was able to cover the thefts was said to be the most original and secure that they have ever encountered. GOVERNMENT ISSUES CALL TO HOSPITAL GOVERNMENT ISSUES CALL TO HOSPITAL Young White Physicians Lose Chance to "Practice" on Soldiers of World War Washington, D. C. May 18—Confirming the public announcement that President Harding had determined to man the new United States Veteran's hospital at Tuskegee, from top to bottom, with members of the Race, the United States Civil Service commission has again issued a list of examinations to be given applicants for the positions open. The commission calls attention to the opportunities for appointment offered to persons who are qualified and who desire to enter the government. The examination will be opened within a few weeks. Its capacity is 600 beds. Persons who desire to apply for any of the following named positions formation and the appropriate application blank, addressing "The United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C.": - graduate nurses, salaries, $1,550 to $2,500 each; chief, two assistant chiefs, 15 head, and 45 staff positions); - reconstruction aids, salaries, $1,680 to $2,500 a year (16 in occupational therapy and six in physiotherapy); construction aids, salaries, $1,400 to $1,000 a year (three in occupational therapy, one agriculturist, one carpenter, one mechanic and six in physiotherapy); - a year (one chief, two assistant chiefs and four staff positions). The following named positions in the hospital will be filled from registration, and persons who wish to apply for them should send for full information and application blanks, addressing "The Secretary, Fifth Hour," the district, postoffice, Atlanta, Ga. Physicians (15 general medicine and surgery, salaries up to $3,250 a year; 10 general neuropsychiatry and tuberculosis, up to $5,500 a year); six dentists, salaries, $2,400 to $3,600 a year; laboratories (two in roentgenology, two in bacteriology and one in dentistry); two pharmacists, salaries, $1,650 to $2,600 a year. We explained that persons who have already qualified for any of these positions in other civil service districts may have their eligibility to the Fifth district by writing to the district secretary at Atlanta. PHYSICIAN MUST PAY BUT SAYS IT'S NOT HIS DEBT Because of his former connection with the South Side hospital, $321 Vernon Ave., the burden of a $600 debt fell on the shoulders of Dr. B. R. Blultt, $102 Indiana Ave., through a suit for this amount filed by a grocery store against the institution in January of this year. The physician declares that he is in charge of the South Side hospital, formerly the Fort Dearborn hospital and nurse training school, of which he was president, since his coming to Chicago, and a connection with the institution has been Jude H. 1922. Since his resignation the institution has been under the sole management of Dr. M. J. Brown and a manager, consisting of Dr. G. W. Hardenman, Schelle, secretary, and Dr. F. G. Cade, treasurer. Through the circuit court judgment for the $600 debt he default because of his former connection and because of his real estate holdings. He has been fighting the issue through his attorney G. C. but met withless, he says, he has got to pay. But in spite of this fact the physician declares that the institution has his good will. Dr. Blultt has been appointed for 25 years. He has established a reputation as a surgeon. THE WEEK "UNIVERSITY OF THE PEOPLE" BY ROSCOE SIMMONS PAGE 1, SECOND SECTION Law Will Take Revolvers Out Homes of Race Little Rock, Ark., May 18—Citizens here fear that the law recently passed by the Arkansas general assembly governing the ownership of firearms, race and that is not white. The words "color of the party" they declare is instituted in the law "for a purpose," above in the same procedure. The first section of the law reads: "Section 1. Any person having in his possession or custody any firearms, above in the same days from the approval of this act present such firearm to the county clerk of the county where he resides, and it shall be the duty of the county clerk to separate record provided for that purpose, the name, age, place of residence, and color of the party, together with the make, caliber, number of said pistol or revolver. Fear is also expressed that few people know the history of citizens of our Race here to guard their homes from invasions by foreign forces, and that in liners of general excitement. Dyer Raps Aloofness of Pastors LEADS WHITE TEAM MATES TO VICTORY IN DEBATING Pleasantville, N. J., May 18.—By a victory over the Haddonfield high school the Pleasantville high school christian college the Pleasantville high school scholastic debate and the beautiful banner given the winner by Rutgers college. The captain of the team was Burrell a young force he gave Burrell a leadership. His school took the affirmative side of the question, which was: "Resolved, that the merchant marine of the state should be dized by the federal government." Young Burrell is a member of the senior class, stands second in scholastic attainment and has been chosen as the president of the senor of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Burrell of Pleasantville, N. J. His grand-dauist is Mrs. Coralie Franklin Cook, the senor of the senor of Washington, D. C., and his uncle Archibald S Pinkett is prominent civic and religious organizations at the nation's capital. COMMENCIENCE EXERCISES Greensboro, N. C., May 18.—The 25th annual commencement exercises of the Greensboro Agricultural and technical college will be held May 21-31. --- PRICE TEN CENTS EMPT N GARB ERED HUSBAND IS ACCUSED OF BRUTAL ACT Cops Search for Man After Wife Is Found Shot Dead in West Side Home When Revere Martin, a nooner in the home of Kenney Mitchell, who lives at 2220 Walnut St., came in at noon the day morning, she made a grim discovery, for in the bedroom of his landlord he Mrs. Laillia Mitchell, wife of Kenney, shot to death. The victim was in light dress and was lying on her right side. She had tried to crawl to the window after being shot. Her hand was resting on the sill. day morning, he moaded a grin disguising bedroom, of his landlord he saw Mrs. Lavilla Mitchell, wife of her late death. The victim was in night dress and was lying on her right shoulder. Mitchell tried to crawl to the window after being shot. Her hand was resting on the stairs. Mrs. Mitchell trunk at side of the bed lay a. 38 caliber Smith & Wesson revolver. Three bullets had been fired into Mrs. Mitchell's body, in breast and ankle. Circumstantial evidence points to her husband as the slayer and he is being sought by the Warren Ave. police. Mitchell worked at the C. M. & S. P. railroad yards. His hours were from 8 p. m. to 6 a. m. After police investigation it was learned that he left work at 5:30 clock Monday claiming that he had injured himself. Seen by Boomer He went home and was seen there by Mrs. Gurillo Martin, his roomer, who talked with him at 6:32 a.m. and also greeted Mrs. Mitchell at that time, who made a remark to her husband, calling him "Daddy" and his breakfast. Apparently the two were on good terms and Mrs. Mitchell suspected nothing, was shot to death is not known, for no one heard the report of the revolver. Because of this fact, it is supposed that the slayer played the weapon under the cover of the body, fired thereby muffling the sounds. The bullets were removed by the coroner's physician, Dr. J. M. Goltru, and the body was taken to the Verwey 221 St., where an inquest was held Tuesday. The jury returned a verdict of murder, naming Mitchell as the person responsible for the disappearance of his picture which had been taken from its place on the wall, and the removal from Mrs. Mitchell's trunk c. all letters reside in Jonesville, La. Superior in Age The coroner and the police have probed in vain to discover the immeasurable body. It was a well known not, however, that Mitchell was insanely jealous of his wife, who was 21 years old, and he would be past 40. According to those words, Mrs. Mitchell gave her husband no grounds for being jealous. The two had been married three years ago, Jr., 2 years old. At the inquest Miss Bess Mitchell, 3608 LaSalle St., sister of the suspected husband, declared that the boy was not his, but he was. He preyed heavily on Mitchell's mind. According to neighbors, Mitchell was seen to brutally beat his wife a so-called rape, sealing her force her to leave him, back to her home in Louisiana. She remained five weeks, it is said; then he permitted her to return. Since she had kept constant watch over her. SMASHES TROLLEY WINDOWS He have taken into custody Raymond Stewart of Bethesda, accused of throwing stones through the windows of a street car from which the conductor had elected him for talking 18 PAGE TWO GUNS AND FIRE USED TO HOLD UP COLOR LINE Californians Burn Home, Pull Guns to Intimidate Lowly Janitor at Ocean Beach PACIFIC NEWS BUREAU Ocean Beach is attempting to enforce the "color line segregation clause" as incorporated within all real estate sales contracts in the city. Members of the Caucasian race are permitted to buy, build or live within certain real estate areas in Ocean Beach, a popular beach resort near San Diego resorted to gun play and the destruction by fire of our homes in the city. The gun play and fire were the culmination of a series of fire-resolution fraction in Ocean Beach to draw the color line rigidly. Although there are many cities, the local chamber of commerce was recently asked to pass a resolution making it the city of the company only residents of the Causesian race Realtor Arrested. Upon the complaint of William L. Knighten, proprietor of a shoe shining parlor, and King James Dance hall; Robert J. Walsh, 44, prominent white real estate man, and Dan J. O'Connell, 22, also white woman, and Patrick charged with assault with deadly weapons and destruction of the cottage at 1917 Bacon and Bacon on the Bay by Martha J. Plummer. Desirous of an opportunity to scatter through the white press of the northern California, a number of the leading dailies headed by the Los Angeles Times grasped this opportunity, blazed forth for the headlines their cherished race riot propaganda. Clause in Contracts. In spite of the fact that property segregation has been declared unconstitutional by the United States Supreme court, practically every addition or removal of the market in the Pacific states has included within its sales contracts various restrictions against the various Colored races in an effort to prohibit them from acquiring control of property in their various What purpose is to be the most exquisite imply and simply, and the most elegant and graceful in design and garment in the city will be that last tenant of the vault at 47th and Mallash Ave. AVE. in William Jefferson Dowell. The cost to rent it is $2,600. It already been let and construction started. The building is to be completed at time of 10/10/14. Property recently was sold to Mr. J. L. Cooper at 47th and Mallash Ave. that erected on the site of the vault at 47th and 48th Avenue and 472nd and 45th William Jefferson construction company is estimating costs to cost $2,660,000, already been let, and construction work already begun. The building is to be completed in the next 50 days. The vault property recently was put on the market at Powell at the sum Wm. J. Powell of $8,500. J. C. Montgomery, prominent real estate developer, the deal. The termite will be one story, with a two foot protruding on either side to the wall between Michigan Ave. and Washburn Ave. Space will permit the granite lighting, lighting and battery charging repair and service shops. A most complete line of electrical parts will be Mr. Powell, to whom is the much credit for the undergraduates' prominence and life, he is a revered graduate of the University of Illinois from the School of Engineering. During the World War he served 12 months as lieutenant in the 511th engineers and 36th infantry. 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The children were playing in the yard at 2014 State St. when an argument arose between Georgia Dozier, the girl, and Honey Smith, the boy. Each child claimed the next time to go around on the "merry-go-round." Harsh names were called on the phone, pulled out an open knife, and plunged it into the little girl's stomach. Adams' New Shop Takes First Place Wm. Adams, so they say, is an exception to a rule. There is a rule, much believed in by many persons, that a man cannot keep his name in print unless he is doing something contrary to community welfare. Wm. Adams is the one man who can and must community, making a move so extraordinary every time he stiffens up in his traces that the newspapers are forced to ask him if he was no longer so that the public was informed that Wm. 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WHITE ATTORNEY SAYS JAP WOULD CLEAN UP SOUTH Declares As Many Japanese As There Are Race Men in Dixie Would Make Whites Yield PACIFIC DEMS May 15—"Had the Negroes of the South the energy, industry and power of leadership possessed by the Japanese, the whites would have been entirely excluded," said Attorney General Webb of California in his argument recently before the United States supreme court on the four allen land cases brought from California and Wash- In the lower courts the constitutionality of the laws of the Pacific states which prohibit allens who are not eligible to citizenship (particularly the same as foreigners (frees) not only from leasing and owning real estate, but also from holding stock in land-owning corporations, was sustained. The lower courts, however, held that allens could lawfully enter into contracts with land under which they would be able to farm the land upon a coe sharing basis. Violates Amendment Voluntary Amendment Louisiana has legal权 for those challenging the laws, contended that the legislation was invalid in that it constituted an unconstitutional discrimination against persons affected by the laws, and the 4th amendment to the Federal constitution. In completing his argument Attorney General Ben Carson offered from Chief Justice Taft to speak plainly in stating what the Japanese were doing to which he (Weih) took objection resolved by the Supreme Court to assimilate with the Japanese and as the Japanese line advances, we retreat, and we do not like to retreat. We had one race problem which was that we had to grow up on the Pacific coast that is more threatening. We have already lost the Philippines. The Japanese dominate there now. According to Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., in a series of articles on the Japanese question published in the *Journal of the History of Japan* in 1822, inquiries for last year's birth rate for California were announced. The number of Japanese births had decreased 5 per cent. Still at that it was 1,000 Japanese births, times greater than that of the Caucasian race. There were 63 born to every 1,000 Japanese and 19 born to every 1,000 whites. In 1922, 66,583 of the 69,593 Japanese were born in the crater. BOY KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE; MANY OTHERS ARE INJURED A corner's injury, inquiring into the death of Clement Kellon, was reported to the doctor who died. Injuries received when he was struck by an auto-removal device, the fatal wounding was accidental, and recommended that the delivery of the car be discharged from the hospital. THE SUPERIOR DROUGH SALES CO. THE SUPERIOR DROUGH SALES CO. Please make me one double $22.50 delivery $12.50 plus postage, which money satisfied with the results. Satisfied with the results. MY SPECIAL OFFER THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Copy of Moton Portrait Goes to Institute Copy of Moton Portrait Goes to Institute Tauckegue, Ala., May 18. A copy of the portrait of Dr. Robert K. Moton, principal of the Tauckegue institute, which was painted by the famous Austrian painter, has been presented to the institute by George Poster Feabody of New York city. The portrait, which was painted by the same Austrian painter, has Tuesday evening, May 8, been placed in the Carnegie library. The original painting was presented to the Hampton institute by the Carnegie library. The New York city and was invaded at the recent anniversary exercises held at Hampton. This painting was on exhibition for several days at Katie Feabody, New York city, and has been proclaimed a splendid work of art. Hotel Astor Banquet Has Color Line New York, May 18. Declaring that an attempt had been made to segregate them at the dinner, given to Commissioner Samuel G. Stern of the New York board of education Saturday afternoon at the Hotel Aster, the entire body of our school teachers who were expected to attend along with hundreds of other teachers refused to go. The trouble began in P. N. S. 83, where there is a large force of our teachers under the direction of Dr. Jacob H. Ross, the principal. The consensus of opinion is that Dr. could have given Dr. Stumped to segregate the teachers, but, on the contrary, it is alleged that not only did the principal do nothing to stop the insult, but by his passiveness lent encouragement to A circular letter was sent to all the schools inviting the teachers to attend. They were to pay a certain fee and to send a group according to the grades that they taught. The circular was poser on the bulletin board at P. S. S and then mysteriously taken down. The teacher knew that if they cared to go to the dinner they would have to go as a "Colored" group and be seated together, regardless of their grade. At the United Civic league Saturday afternoon a meeting was held where the matter was taken up. Letters were ordered sent to the committee, and the committee, giving them the complete story. Under the leadership of John N. 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Research Laboratory 2 North State Street Dearborn, 1339 BORATORIES MAKE SERUMS FOR K PEOPLE Sunday Until 1 P. M. M. H. Yours very truly. THOS. F. YOUNG. 6231 Vernon Ave. WOMEN HERE ARE HAPPY OVER PROMISED BENEFITS FROM ST. JOSEPH'S G. F. P. INTERESTING STORIES TOLD EVERY DAY HOW PHENOMENAL NEW MEDICINE IS GIVING CHICAGO WOMEN BENEFITS AS IT IS DOING IN OTHER CITIES WHERE IT HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY INTRODUCED. SUCCESS OF ST. JOSEPH'S G. F. P. PROVES THAT IT IS NO LONGER NECESSARY TO TRY ONE THING, THEN ANOTHER TO OVERCOME AND STAMP OUT DREADED MALADY, CATARRH, WHICH IS CAUSING WOMEN SO MUCH PAIN, IRREGULARITY, CRAMPS, DISAPPOINTMENT AND DESPONDENCY. Women Now Depend on St. Joseph's G.F.P. To Restore Their Vitality Judging from the tremendous amount of talk which the introduction here of the famous St. Joseph's P. P. has created among Chicago women, and the many expressions of satisfaction and happiness girls and women are making about the remarkable and quick results they are getting from it. The prediction of the discoverers that G. P. P. would meet with the same success here as it is wherever they have introduced it is being borne out. "We were urged to give the women here the same benefits from our discovery as we are giving girls and women in other cities," says the representative of the discoverers. "While we are here we will prove to every woman how easy it is to guard against, and actually overcome, the distressing and disastrous effects which catchur of the generative organs has on the entire system of women. "This malady--catarh--saps the vitality of women and produces a weakened condition which in nine times out of ten is the cause of painful and irregular functioning of the delicate generative organs; so-called barrenness; swelling of joints and limbs, nausea and extreme discomfort during pregnancy; prolonged misery during the change of life; pains in the side and back, headaches, languidness, nervousness, irritable disposition, no appetite, loss of weight and absolutely no energy to do anything which means the slightest exertion. "St. Joseph's G. F. P., the medicine we are introducing to prove our theories, and to correct just such conditions and alliments, we believe to be the first direct specific to be perfected and introduced to the women of this country. The fact that it is quickly overcoming them speaks louder for the correctness of what we have said than anything we could bring out." MYSTERY OF G. F. P. MAKES IT EVEN MORE POPULAR WITH WOMEN Wonderful Discovery Wins Fame and Popular Approval Seldom Given Anything Similar—Seems to Be Possessed of Something Like Magic. There is magic in the very name of St. Joseph's G. F. P. to those girls and women who have learned in the short time it has been introduced generally that it so quickly comes the periodical and oftentimes continual pain, nerveness, headache, facial swelling, and vitality and energy they were victims of. Say G. F. P. to any of the thousands of girls and women who are using it and it has been doing so along with the highest possible praises, will greet you. In fact, its fame is becoming so widespread that it is now to be found in the homes of women and girls—for, after all, we all commit the same mistakes, such as neglect, over-indulgence, exposure and ignorance of the care which the delicate generative organs St. Joseph's G. F. P. is the result of study and research, based on the generative organs in the direct cause of the suffering typical of women in nine cases out of which four were blinded and but this dreaded malady are gathered in scattered parts of the earth, and when brought to the modern laboratory, the organs are blended and compounded to form the mysterious medicine which is destined to become the most widely discussed and used discovery known to man. The power of public opinion is great, and nothing on care can keep us from the abuse of the praises of anything which frees them from the age-old bondage which has caused them to be regarded the inferior of man, which G. F. P. is. MONTH AFTER MONTH GO BY NOW WITHOUT PAINS OR CRAMPS "For some time I have had female trouble of the worst kind, cramps, headache and a tired, worn-out feeling. I just felt bad all the time" "I tried to find medicine, L. Louisiana Street in Little Rock, Ark. "I tried many medicines, but couldn't find anything which would even give me symptoms. I bought Joseph G. P. P. and before I had finished the second bottle I felt like a different woman. It is the heat female medicine I have ever taken. I recommend G. P. P. to a female woman who is troubled like you." It only required two bottles of G. F. P. to relieve Mrs. Buttell, and the reason G. F. P. corrects female trouble so quickly is the minute it is carried to the stomach it is curried into the blood to every organ, and the catarral inflammation thereby healed, so they can perform their natural functions without any drawback when vitally it is needed, when it is headaches, melanoma and that weakened feeling which keeps you pulled down and no energy. MOTHER EXPRESSES HER GRATITUDE FOR DAUGHTER'S RELIEF MOTHER EXPRESSES HER GRATITUDE FOR DAUGHTER'S RELIEF Says She Never Had Normal Periods Until She Gave Her 'St. Joseph's G. F. P. "I want to tell you that St. Joseph's mother was not good ever saw," says Mrs. A. M. Delpheme, who lives at 3012 Gains Avenue in Little Rock, Ark. "My daughter's health was not good she had a broken pellet game and irregularities, etc. St. Joseph's G. F. P. was recommended to me, and it has certainly helped my daughter. Her appetite is now good her mood is better. Her menses are regular and it is the first time she has ever been right. I wish all girls and women who have such trouble would use G. F. P., as I know it will happen. There is no wonder that this mother is grateful to St. Joseph's G. F. P. for correcting the imperfections of her daughter's delicate system. Only a doctor is in store for the daughter whose organs are not performing their natural functions promptly and regularly and keeping up the vitality which is so necessary to every That is the reason you hear and read of so many now taking St. Joseph's G. F. P., because they have learned to walk to and from road to way to regulate their regular course and be healthy, with plenty of energy and strength. G.F.P. RELIEVED HER AFTER OTHERS FAILED Mississippi Woman Who Suffered for Years. Finally Found Relief Like Many Girls and Women Are Now Doing. "I have been taken St. Joseph's G. F. I., for some time and am happy to say that it has made me a well woman," says Mrs. B. Johnston of Corinth. For several years I was just dripping myself around and I had such a dreadful worn-out feeling. At my mom's request for about two days, I had tried specialists and every female medicine that was recommended to me, but I couldn't get any relief. One of them was Dr. Johnston, who seph G. F. I. did for her, so I got a bottle of it, and let me tell you I think it is the most wonderful female medicine in very doubtful if anything has ever found such tremendous popularity in restoring vitality among the girls and women of this country as everywhere merit in correcting conditions peculiar to the female system. Drugsisters, too, say the demand for it is very remarkable in its wide SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 HAPPY ENEFITS I'S G. F. P. G. F. P. WINS THE PRAISE OF HUNDREDS OF SOUTHERN WOMEN Big Demand for Phenomenal Medicine Astonishing HELPS MANY QUICKLY HERE Success of St. Joseph's G. F. P. Proves That Confidence Which Girls and Women Are Putting in This Wonderful Medicine Is Not Misplaced. Hardly a day passes now without many reports of astonishing results from the use of the famous medicine known as St. Joseph's G. F. P. by women all over the south since its introduction there. Girls and women who had been trying first one thing, then another to rid themselves of the pain, irregularity, nervousness, irritability, loss of appetite, undernourishment and lack of normal weight, which catarch of their delicate generative organs makes them endure, are learning more and more every day that this St. Joseph's G. F. P. in the medicine they should have had at the first sign of their trouble. But then this was hardly possible, since G. F. P. has only recently been introduced generally. Now that it is proven that it actually stamps out catarch, and they are able to again restore their robust health, strength and vitality, and start life over again, so to speak, there is not the least wonder that it is proving such a big success and its sales are growing by leaps and bounds. "We are indeed gratified to see such overwhelming enthusiasm among girls and women here about G. P. P." says the representative of the discoverers here. "It is really no more than we expected, because we have seen the results it brings about for women who have been going along month after month in actual misery, without being able to get any relief scarcely at all. "We do not believe that we are over-estimating the success of G. P. P. when we say that we are confident more than a thousand girls and women are calling at their favorite drug store this week in many cities all over this part of the country, getting St. Joseph's G. P. P." MOST WOMEN SUFFER FOR SAKE OF MODESTY Endure Intense Pain Month After Month Rather Than Make Grievous Condition Known. G. F. P. Can Be Used in Privacy of Home Without the Knowledge of Anyone. The subject of the peculiar ways in which girls and women suffer is the one which they prefer not to discover, and in the privacy of their homes, as they don't get relief that aslong as they don't get relief they are doomed to remain in misery. Knowing this, and feeling that they will be serving such suffering girls and women in the privacy of their homes, the discoverers of St. Joseph's G. F. P. have scattered the sale of this wonderful medicine as the man can go or send to her favorite drug store and simply get G. F. P. without asking any questions or giving any information about her con- It is deemed a sacred duty to let sister, daughter, wife and mother know that in nine cases out of ten women have been functioning which causes pain, irregularity, nervousness, irritability, dependency, and swelling of limbs and joints during pregnancy; as well as continued suffering which is due almost entirely to the hold which the dreaded munday-catarrh—has on their organs. Many a miserable and suffering wife is impaired by that fear of others knowing, and too modest to find reliable help, has endured such distressing alliments just because she had no way of getting relief, such as all women can do now by simply getting F. F. P. from the nearest drug store. ph's P. Vitality St. Joseph, Mo. May 18- Forty dollars a week and a $200 for lawyers' fees has been allowed Mrs. J. R. A. Crossland in the suit for divorce which her husband, at present employed in the United States Veterans bureau, fled against her. The case was dismissed. Office Washington was stunned some weeks ago when it was learned that Dr. Crossland had caused papers that she missed him so he couldn't do his work efficiently. At that time Mrs. Crossland was motioning, intimating that during the hearing which has been continued, she would make public some information calculated to stunt those who were missing him. Mrs. Crossland, a certain "Rocky Dolly" supposed to live in a distant city, with whom Dr. Crossland had exchanged a letter of condolence and to whom he had talked over the wires at numerous times, was suggested by the wife as the possible cause for what was alleged to be her ```markdown ``` WOODLAND PARK One of the most beautiful summer resorts in the Nation's Great Summer Playground, Western Michigan, for When you like make your first payment of $4.80, you will be given the right to use the lot; build on it if you choose, camp on it, if you like, or hold it for profit which will surely come. Remember that every lot is guaranteed high and dry and suitable for building purposes. When you have made your last payment, we will issue to your name a warranty deed and abstract of title from the original owner right down to you, without one cent additional cost. Woodland Park is destined to be one of the greatest summer resorts of its kind in the world. Those who secure their lots now while the prices are low and the best locations available are the ones who will reap the greatest benefits out of this resort. Think of what Woodland Park means to you. Beautiful scenery, entrancing lakes and streams and woodland in endless profusion. Think of the convenience of having a place all your own to spend your vacations and rent during the balance of the summer for a substantial amount. Think of the comfort of having your own cottage, furnished with your own familiar things, in the beautiful shady woodlands of Woodland Park. Think of the sport, for the fishing at Woodland Park is the finest in Michigan, the bathing is unexcelled and the endless variety of boating on the lakes presents a never-failing charm to the Nature lover. Think of the health and rest and entertainment. Woodland Park lies 350 feet above the level of the Great Lakes. The air is invigorating. The nights are cool. The waters bubble up from natural springs or are easily reached in sand covered depths with shallow driven wells. Here you will be surrounded by friends of your own choosing, your own home circle transplanted. You can dance in the clubhouse ballroom, enjoy evening radio concerts, stroll the clean beaches, explore flower carpeted woodlands, fish, boat, bathe, motor, or rest in cool comfort with a hammock and a book. 1110 HARTFORD BUILDING. Telephone Randolph 2318. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 CITY DWELLERS' ROCKY ROAD IS IN FOR PAVING Urban Workers Meet in Louisville to Thrash Out Problems Affecting Residents in Cities Louisville, Ky., May 18.—More than 100 delegates from most of the leading cities of the country have attended the conference of city workers under the direction of the bureau of Negro work, board of home missions and church extension, of the "Methodist," Episcopal Church, and board at the Jackson St. M. E. church, "Relating the Church to the City," and "Meeting the Challenge of the City Through Organized Agencies" which the delegates applied themselves. Juvenile delinquency, personal evangelism, Race migration, the duty of the church, housing conditions, inter-worker, the relation of the church to the undernourished child, religious education, the unprotected migrant girl, Race health and vice were each of the problems involved. Information Gathered Dr. W., A. C. Huthes, director of the bureau of Negro work, through whose initiative and organizing genius the once enormous mass of people brought together at meetings information that will enable the Methodist Episcopal church, through its board of home missions, to address the needs of the efficient and powerful agency in the solution of city problems as they appear in large communities. The fact that the speakers on the prosecution, religious and sociological lines, thought it vitally necessary to attend this conference, though living hundreds of miles away, confirmed the importance of the clergy and institutional workers that if the thousands of three migrants are to be helped to adjust themselves in industry, the home and church, interpretation of city life as it spreads out before them must be in a very definite way. So this end strong emphasis was laid on industry and additional friendship homes and day nurseries conducted by the church, and on interracial committees and city or state legislation to the present landlord-tenant problem. George Arthur a Speaker George R. Arthur, executive secretary of the Walsh Ave. branch of the Y. M. C. A., Chicago, was one of the speakers at the conference. He was also a member of the Garland Peun, Jr. pastor of Jackson St. M. E. church, the members of that church set a record in the entertainment of the visiting delegates. Memoirs of the speakers Louisville also did much to make the visitors comfortable. A printed report of the proceedings, including the papers read, will be made and distributed, all denominations and working institutions dealing with Race life. Inspiration Point, the Artist's Dreamland, Woodland Park, Michigan ```markdown ``` NO INTEREST—NO SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS New York Roof Murderers Go to State Pens New York, May 18—Leon Singleton, 18, E 3 East 131st; Glorce Oliver, 24, 915 Eent 107th St, and Bacatrice Pennyfeather were sentenced to 20 years to life Wednesday by Judge Mulqueen for complicity in the infamous roof murders of six 80th St. last Saturday. Singleton and the girl made a confession in which they admitted luring two men to the roof and killing them. Oliver strangled them to death. Oliver at first denied this, but when confronted with going to trial on the confessing man and women as witnesses against him, he pleaded guilty to murder in the second declaration and the woman to Suburb. Crossland Divorce Is Continued It was said at the time that Dr. Crossland was old enough to be the "Baby Doll" who had inspired his warm letters. Conjurement was rife as to whether Mrs. Crossland had a trip across the country which she took. It was known that as soon as she arrived in Washington she was to be her home by her husband. When the papers were served on her, he is reported to have moved his trunk. OPENS DRESSMAKING SHOP Long Branch, N. J., May 28—Mrs. Crossland dressmaking establishment at 110 Library St. Among her clientele are some the most fastidious persons in the East. BUMMAGE SALE There will be a runaway sale at a256 ending Saturday, May 19, from 8 a. m to 8 p. in daily. If you are interested in advertising, do not fail to atta- tion. OKLAHOMA WHITE GUARDIANS FIGHT FOR OIL ESTATE Washington Attorneys Wage Battle to Protect Youths, Heirs to Half Million Washington, D. C., May 18—The appointment of Minerva Jones and Campbell E. Johnson as guardians to the estate of Leonard D. Ingram, child of Minerva Jones, by Jasmina Ingram, by the guardian's support court, brings to light another instance of the already notorious series of endearments the wife of the late members in the Oklahoma by the appointment of white guardians. Arts. nurses and her family have taken residence at 1921 Second St. X. W., in Washington, D. C., for the reason that despite the protests of the wife of Raymond Nelson (white), were appointed guardians to the estate of young Ingram, which is reputed to have with between $450,000 and $500,000. No Relief in Oklahoma No relief, of course, could be found in the Oklahoma courts; so Mrs. Jones, in the light of the precedent set in the case of Isaac Mason, Sr., who was recently successful in having himself appointed guardian for a minor Race child in Oklahoma under similar conditions, moved to the nation's capital. Prior to moving to Washington the family made its home in Muskogee. "This sudden 'coup d'état' on the part of the wise mother is reported to have thrown consternation in the camp of the Oklahoma "gold diggers" who seem frantic over the escape of the "Petroleum Kid" from their clutches. With Mrs. Jones here are her sons, Leonard and Neeley Ingram, the former of whom, the heir apparent, is enrolled as a student in the Jennifer Business college, and the latter of whom is a student at the Shaw Junior high school. Two minor daughters are also to come here to enter the public schools. This much Mrs. Jones has been able to carry through despite the fact that on the death of her husband, Charlie Jones, stepfather of the half million dollar trading, the court in Muskogee denied her petition for guardianship on the ground that she was not competent to handle the estate. Has 2,100-Acre Farm The wealth of the boy in question is largely in the oil lands on a 2,100-acre farm, which is his possession, of which there are series to the value of $100 million. The guardians to remove all the movable assets, largely in the form of bonds, of which there are series to the value of $100 million, are the new guardian, has been placed under a $200,000 bond. In Muskogee the autumn Grosseus are Wester and Atkinson; in Washington, D. C. his attorneys are Love and Mayzek. Alcorn and E. Gumm are the attorneys the extend white guardians in Oklahoma. Something new. Read Appomattox Magazine—Ady. 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The nights bubble up from natural springs in sand covered depths with Here you will be surrounded down choosing, your own home You can dance in the clubhouse using radio concerts, stroll the fire flower carpeted woodlands, or rest in cool comfort with book. Michigan, the bathing is unexcelled and the endless variety of boating on the lakes presents a never-failing charm to the Nature lover. Think of the health and rest and entertainment. Woodland Park lies 350 feet above the level of the Great Lakes. The air is invigorating. The nights are cool. The waters bubble up from natural springs or are easily reached in sand covered depths with shallow driven wells. Here you will be surrounded by friends of your own choosying, your own home circle transplanted. You can dance in the clubhouse ballroom, enjoy evening radio concerts, stroll the clean beaches, explore flower carpeted woodlands, fish, boat, bathe, motor, or rest in cool comfort with a hammock and a book. USE THIS COUPON WOOOLAND PARK RESORT CO., LTD. Room 1110 Hartford Bldg., Chicago I am interested in your offer of summer resort lots in Woodland Park, CA, without cost or obligation on my part, full particularius on this resort. I am interested in Woodland Park. Kind on my part, full partie Name..... Address..... Town..... created in your offer of summer resort lots in k. Kindly send me, without cost or obligation all particulars on this resort. State Name..... Lynchers Scare Columbia, Mo., Folk From Town Lynchers Scare Columbia, Mo., Folk From Town Columbia, Mo., residents are preparing to flee to other parts in the wake of the recent lynching of James Scott which occurred there. Letters have been received by Chicagoans from friends and relatives there telling of a decided notion to quit the town as soon as possible. One of the doctors who was received and was so glad to get it John, I want to leave here right away, but have not got the money. We happen because things are awful critical just at the present time. We can't tell just yet, but we've got a good many who have come to the country, some left town. "You ought to know that every white man who gets arrested is sent away on bonds. The authorities feel they've got to do something on account of the state university." ELECT NEW OFFICERS Durham, N. C. May 18. - Due to the death of the late interim president, Mr. R. McDonough, the late interim life insurance company has elected the following officers: Mr. McDonough, vice president; every vice president and secretary; R. L. McDonough, second vice president; R. M. Merick, treasurer. See the society play, "Look Pleasant. Please, of mingled emotions, please, of mingled emotions," p. 18. Tickets: $1 to $2, now on sale at Grand Ried.-Advertisement. Yes. Indeed, Fishing Is Good in Woodland Park, Michigan THE CHICAGO DEFENDER STUDENTS HURL ROCKS THROUGH HOUSE WINDOW St. Louis, Mo, May 18.—After a thorough investigation by the St. Louis district court, a recent brick diving escapade in which students of the Summer high school of this city were the participants, no culpabilities have been appalled. The party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I, J. Robinson, 403 Eighty-Ave. E, Miss Oldessa, Ricks, two very popular girl students of Summer, was in full sway and the young dancers of the highest social set in the city were dancing in merriment when a perfect fusillade of bricks was hurled, breaking huge plate windows on all sides of the building, falling at the feet of the dancers. The whole affair is a bad outcome of the abnormal situation that has arisen in Summer high due to social snobbery and color and hair LOOK YOUR BEST! TISSULAX The Beauty Clay Beauty Clay No Dye Beauty Clay Lincoln Laboratories 4244-6 W. 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Ber Sa BP Ma li Sein atte Aiea as Sa Bae egies Bea ei Bogie quae Make Sl BESS ANS waka SHE'S inf nese” wile We Ag'the ‘pikce of bis, Washinstan. 33 Pou Pass Lbs ae he fates ae et Sc game ‘hack and shot three umes tf seh oe ee cten or Tb, nt ona ee SRS Sar babar Mn tne He ae lt St, New’ Orleans, Ta.” Z Panes Ana, Sting, hg noe REL ABP RE SE ett CIN hee a a Ea Ce eta ate eh Sar quite Whe ee A reek ween & roles at sees Vane om "Bu. Upon the complaline of Airs Bar Thicker Se Uhieannes, Ae ‘Sita Ethel Watsons 23. wha aan’ sent iorLatihdate Woewitat for CO dase, Sl icon ames, 21, who, was sentenced to TReME seas, =. wre wae sentenced fe ~ "M.ED Ministers’ unt TRS, CMH, Meters “anton inet hoon at a o'ciock ‘The following inin- eet ters pesean: oy fet Cat> CAB caine Be Rion Safford Heres $1, JBrstohPeniged an Hionon Cartse Beier apace Anis nee Senctand mast neh ang cr Bearuter'cn-operation ‘were ‘mate. “the Bea ice Ne NIE Satie Sth SPEAR em. “ro, lostall_Omcers azn Koighta ta batets of Hanne se aaa Fatlhe Bcion of ae ‘Sheu, ity SSS tae eee apt Shares (Beputg, Sir eB. “Urumnhie SHGe ane Rating ofc ‘Wittiam Mack Buried Tula Ue SS aed thea a ‘wan buried from S. 4. Fountains. fic Berne St Sad tee ate Wve daushters Wo maurs wiggjese Hold Funeral Funerat sorties WSP%H ate Dros: sees alSine® Hatta ez Hag Ge Sorgan Paco A. Hee 8 OPES and one or the. ino Biuhtal” meniiers oe Nester eumck Tecan eats aah E. Walden. He patil a splendid tribute Tj, Hee of tab Uoceatea* Baghtee Hearne one “eaien, gst Sie halies as wel ae other members ae the otusautaun trom ie ly” were Shon the oceners To aive Gantata Come anit fest BEMeGa singers conkers Gian Nheauiigats arsine Ente, CSE" fone Bees TR Sefrenicd chat of 18 jean }apien Ey"rerrelt’s Sreannony: orchestra io Greater Bethel A. Sir H. church, 42d EYGEST Grama Eis, bionasy esenine, Fined, Genkian aciodke Benen et Eiheata Baptise churene Theis, Fenetet ce Babtoe aac is, Whe ian conic Spire Ro 2ey, rey 3 aa ‘Attends. Macenie. Convention rifiedt tne ee sniuasy, Slag 2! ‘ional th Sunrenie Counc 2a Dearee etna aaleh racers is isaete is en lt angio Se SiS itdeday ata Ss, = South Carcinians, to Meet sph tia tin ee HS Rew. “tuhirehe 42 Stang Grand Bicdl Binley kag tag als, a TiSe” Wile Goat ae arg tal” ct erly of Chiflin unlversity, Orangeburg, vet intresting snleiea ogra Rov muaree Meda te eeeian a Beneaeesitegiatl” Mi Such ans Rfane mahal ace‘eapetted he Poth ahe lle ecco Invited = Stori Viits Few stork See Aeon, ¢epouind nots” get Sie Hayne "staan BP See as RO Lanes Hespial Stas", Sui sles Monte! Sn ater are doing ‘Micety at home. Mise Scurlock Surprlacd sud eel te Ret. Shi tnt Cipateing at une youn” ee ee font ac' xurtEse dined aan nite Ta noe of ghey breil ee Ses Stas olatee’ ibs. mwettes “af stele rossor, “Chanter ‘scent Fr ne(O aa Toeeucs Sine ta a TSS Ronde to WE seat oF ths Fedkeadeeawsiigg Mem inthe oes Seoce pause ee Oe Ene any Dr, older’ Passes Boa eR CAME EE ES ot Sattler ite ty ae Fattocfve inte ‘esamnination. tn pet ef Hie scan ee eRe attach Erte, tear lang it the esse Mates Paces ‘ ae Musicians’ Union, Local 208, of Chicago © WILL BE PROMOTED AT 8th REGIMENT ARMORY THIRTY-FIFTH STREET AND GILES AYENUE Saturday, Midnight, May 26, 1923 i MUSIC FURNISHED BY*CHICAGO'S FAMOUS “40” Courteay CLARENCE Mi. JONES rcecez- out, Mawgs ° * CRORE EM ONES vende mn SOSeeN oN ven tac nner Geen Bates Te ebbice. aiarmons Desamand 40 PIECES Proceeds Benefit “Building \ Improvement: Plan” Dave Peyton, Chairman Ms. L. Gelling, Secretary prea nics & Galion, Ss Witham D. ites aster Eermnonce ote: Prot. 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FUNERAL DIRECTOR e 4 FINEST EQUIPPED UNDERTAKING 4 ESTABLISHMENT IN AMERICA & jj 3315-17 State Street - 7 CHICAGO ILLINOIS B METROMOLITY COMMUNITY CENTER) yeszentan, Seay, Bre, oO cepa, Smee Pres ca sommagem Feilieg tise FPP NTRRREE schoot.| 25th St PSE i Sear Kee tama SP), tae? ee Rae Bee ge aed (eae al k eee Sok, Ct Ee SOM cis sate’ PPreristen si, na fecha fo weea Soot Miter wt eh cs Rear, Sc reagias school, 30th | St. be Seog] ist Pesta, Ave, Pt RD tn coer Ci eee orig cuter Ae csiicaammns &\Sisition ne Be ge ope Eicon aac ae Bea “‘rocesclonai,” by ca See i ie - ete EMO ies saute i PRR Sits seranrks. r BNE esc Siar CE ai ty Rev. W. B. Cook Ste HG gh So Semplars" ‘band Genota Johnson, aincclort remarhs Sete petehteRe” of ise TiceFonallas [Bunsey” Evening Chun? anor as FAN Secay eatan seectea diye Stine Eig’ “Doing: “eeiaction. “Stoonilgnt eh sie Site Hs ings Kila Tem Bikes dans mais SAY Wate Ren’ citiaen.S°Ridertann Lola Weare Sectont Eclzeuions aeleeieds sat Star Storck; chceus" beadeten Sierrenciiat Ghoies medics’ “oeertute, Yankee Hires TENG aufles Etgings eres Hise pants Somnrk ae A Wat gent Knew slim” Cal done 3 Ma’ shalt teumpane sony SRatances ah Beli We oe Calcot, emanate Bhan aaa Chetnramaes By WB Goo Serenade, Taletitalon eS Stegesons"nigite templar bani Bee Xlogan Slag chalet. 0f rattan oe! 3. Wont Sones ites ieeachte 2c ede IoMNGan Sicthandy, wecomfaniae rae Aca TRAVIS GIVES FACTS ‘ON PROPERTY DEAL 3231 "State ‘St, wholly. dentes’ eharkne Settee ae et spate ingedna Wii a Bite setcctige Saat Eisen al ae Seer a Ei Sodio Se Gade Hae aca le euros a often anatatins Se Page SRC ages aA atc Pacey sat Witla ate WeKLirres FANguS BAND IOSRLIPPESAEAMGUS OAD. ANS Ob pettet, ane. Fee inh oh BE ae ERG tMedle needa ee Sse ste oo pean TE coal dient na maior ne eat cael aoe hacia a Perr ERE ec thine SH Bringing fe a? Meant Ee Raniah seta etiad ace We Regma, MEMeeN Bs mae heute Reece RE Roar terrace ak tea’, Fier eth tu ent Conteds aucerme Of tho senso." Ie irik Sa ee as LS See ee femrihing gem. Read Appomati Something, nen MAKE FIRST MOVE TO GET HG CASED MI CES nS “GREK TW-CUTUW'S HINDU JAllceed members of the, Commas: citi Commie eheren and other white SRL PE aa Se Situs? aePich iene he EG Om, Aiiréatening letters apd @ bricks sines he FEC ULU Wurst nts sae art mote ame on the ith, the eerie HE noeg seat: strcapant. of Siartetia peaatie, et Sadi ee pelea pers Ee Hele thie gto cl oy Sra EPSP aa og Se Sea rE EAE laa tase fen Eee ee ath ae aaa Here e ia, Mhe® det Gey Raita Ge HE wens at ite Sia athe to he pleased. pid MUSICIAN SEEKS TO END QUARREL WITH BULLETS Harny even, 2 Het alot a, at tie La Woda TSH Beebe bam sais wena at Et Be Areata aries Sedans Beeches A sSlers RSE “"The trouble between the two men Fee Elo hin bee hata te ERR en Sree atest Senet tis ielad Satie ede ed Sonne a alates tee ele ae PS eohia Took batt Sete He 2 eees Te Posner ah teat ake Rete shite ome Ea Set acti Roh ES Hees Sontonder' anu ont” tastueh” nie Eon, Rt eetiaueh MARY JONES RECITAL phen rectal are Stine Carol len Hue Gara Sarai Sak ae to tea the cigs eat plantain, gutiat purl of Hreeshan lei, ht on: Reena coe, deca ore 7 ery i y 1p and Waltzes Eight FullSizeDoubleFace 10 Inch Records Ae ie pratt twrearpherc tat eet aera Lakemba a eect eee coat Soe eens Ne ee ene el She Uieahid RR SAFEER epee ae HG eunBeae et tke Se SSIS CEES Ele se 2 are Te ae, Oe Send No Money joint eeseget di oer oasine isl apt hates ices bee lees 1 eel sei your taraig Soa cathy Gaines at i een ete ‘het tera Be at Meee Tt San peng ere ae Dp 0, eA ae oe fection of" Fox Trois api Waltrs 60 Oot Sere en Tears ae Gee ree cere ee Beas Scat stan aera tel ‘ie ab Gabe sed yee wi flat gece LEARN TO DANCE fret ereao D. Stra, ? TUXEDO: 3 5 Nee Be the ig FINEST! ; es: FOODS: ee Albright’s Wonder HAIR GROWER ee Se f tee Ee: pean Bs [Penta ae f Ss on searasas core Famrganensr Bae ae crt Suara Eee ee Beg behead a (08 tte EE DRAMATIC SOPRANO iy Ghana Concest Tuesday, May 22, 1923— 8:30 P. M. . Olivet Baptist Church Sei Bete mae he fe SAGE oes AERC ANS, Nem ADIISSION 5 CENTS REMISSION Se Cente kena Pete) Vb at OYA A Exe oe SEAT boas ROIS Sects fae Sat Sect Eas SEE PGES, Rotor ae Snopes eibeeeenraat re ee eg Or tee y Soap aod Pom Sey Severe teeta Nesey oie Sa pi ees) Sash "Ba Be Se PAT SE Ge eS y Bont ie Wipe is Teme saa ose Yeike, LOOK! Boys! SS Boe wat s iq _emicire mam 3 sraaionresen tour : ‘ide cnaee ee Yet ata teat © Gaia avn eaieurs ee ee ae eee --- CHICAGO SOCIETY STUDEBAKER THEATER Some of the greatest artists of the Negro Race will demonstrate the real Object, Purpose and Standard of the National University of Music (formerly the Chicago University of Music). The excellent progress made by the Tate and its own compositions will be rendered at this mammoth occasion. STUDEBAKER THEATER, SUNDAY, MAY 20TH Possessed with natural inborn talent; among America's foremost pianists. Studebaker Theater, Sunday, May 20. HAZEL THOMPSON DAVIS. The Race's only Master of Dancing and its Technique will present her premier Junior dancers in TOE-BALLET AND CHARACTER THE VALLIDIANS. Under the direction of Hazel Thompson Davis are among the Junior Dancers. Studebaker Theater, Sunday, May 20. HUGH BUCHANAN. America's Foremost Baritone Tenor. Mr. Buchanan's pianissimo tones can only be exciled by himself. LOU ELIA LYLES SMITH. Will artistically render a group of Negro Spirituals. Studebaker Theater, Sunday, May 20. SAMMY STEWART'S ORCHESTRA With thoroughly trained musicians will show the progress of the Race in the work of Ensemble. STUDEBAKER THEATER, SUNDAY, MAY 20TH SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 Mrs. M. E. Parridge of Cincinnati, Ohio, whom recently came to the sister, Mrs. Perle May, 5035 Dearborn N. has returned home. Mrs. Alice N. has returned home. Mrs. Pearl M. Warner, 2006 Indiana Ave. left the city this week, moving to her home in Nashville, Tennessee, and to Indianapolis. Ind. visiting relatives and friends. John W. Smith, 4625 Vinegars Ave. returned home May 14 after spending three weeks in Oshkosh. Wis. visiting her mother and Mrs. George Daniel W. Simons, Jr. who has been spending the winter with his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Simons, 445 Indiana and the postal given by his sisters, Thelma and Roberta, 446 Indiana. Mrs. returned to the city after a visit with her father in Mayville, Mrs. William H. Blanton will leave Thursday for Louisville to visit her brother, Derby, Mrs. Loca Mirbel, 4516 Calpain Ave. has been called to the illness of her cousin, Mrs. Mary Fisher, 440 Calpain Ave. to visit Santa Anna, Cal. to visit her sister, Mrs. Lulu Walker. While there she will attend the Womens Museum, Mrs. Harry J. Barnes, 4445 Champain Ave. towing in the illness of her sister, who is a nurse there, firm of Denison, Watkins & White, is attending the syndrome council, and Dr. A. J. O'Ford and family, 24 E. 51st St. will leave May 11 to attend the automobile races on daycare day. 252 Wabash Ave. left Tuesday for Bothell, Mrs. for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Jar M. S. S. M. Clayton returned to Indianapolis after a pleasant visit with his wife, Martha. M. F. E. Gth St. She was accompanied by her grandmother, Fay Hawkins. Mrs. Mary Lloyd, 3512 Walshah Ave. day present a sport model oldskool car, and a model boat. Among the visitors at the plant this week was Joseph E. Johnson. Mrs. Sallie R. Strocke gave a beautiful dress for East St. Louis, G. W. ```markdown ``` of the Order of Calantha, during her pream visit here, Mrs. Mayne Irvinge, Mrs. Alice Bolae were among guests. Mrs. Arielle Young of New York City was also guest. The guest the guest of Mrs. J. E. Green, 606 E. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Griffin, St. Louis, Mo. are in the city visiting friends, and the guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Irvinge. William Fisher, prominent cleruman of the University of Texas, was in the city last week on business. Mrs. Alice Burmette, national organizer of the NAACP, has left Chicago for Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Rose Tomatis of New Orleans and is stepping up 171 law firms and is stepping up 171 law firms. Russell II, Payne, 723 I, 25th St., is resting at French Lick, Ind. after working very hard in the recent mayhem. He will return to Chicago the last of the month after visiting Philadelphia and New York city. Laws of Yazoo City, Miss, has come to live with his son, Cleveland Laws in Robbins, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Thoreau Scott are at his friends at 456 Langley hill. Mrs. Neoclaire Jones of bishopmanville wrote to their brother, Andrew Bly, 13 Park St. Mrs. Martin Marthin, 4552 Wabash Ave., in honor of her husband, W. W. Davies, last week. He was born in Florida, now in G. H. Hicks, College came to be with his wife, Martha, at the hospital. He is spending the remainder of his time with his cousin, Mrs. A. W. Davies, and his wife, Mrs. Pearl May, 5058 Bearnstown Ave., continued to the hospital for three weeks. CHURCHES M. Carmel C. M. E. Church, 624 and Aia Sts., the Rev. Rene A. Ilyenman, Aia Sts., the Rev. Robert A. Ilyenman, Sunday. The pastor preached morning and evening. Bishop I. H. A. Carpenter, Aia Sts., the Rev. Robert A. Ilyenman, C. C. Corgius, J. A. Stemm, M. C. Crinth, T. C. Lichtfoot and congregations were present and took part in the services. The pastor will presach at 11 a. m. and the Young People's church Sunday the pastor will presach at 11 a. m. and the Young People's church W. S. Sampson will be the speaker. Quinion Chapel A. M. E. Church, 211 St. and Walsh Ave. the Rev. H. E. St.wart, pastor—Rt. Rev. L. J. Coppin, Sunday. Hours of service, 10:45 a. m. and 5 p. m. A lecture will be delivered by the bishop on Monday evening and followed with a reception in the home. Hible lecture, under the auspices of the International Bible Students' association. Subject, 'Your Covenant With God.' Hible, Sunday at 3 p. m. at People's Movement club, 214 Indiana Ave. Zion Hill Baptist Church, 453 Dearborn St. the Rev. A. M. Martin, pastor—Joyful services now going on, the pastor is preaching each night. Progressive Community Center. People's church, the Rev. J. A. Minters, pastor of the Rev. J. A. Minters, m. was preceded by the Rev. R. H. Walker of New York. The pastor was m. Mrs. T. Rowen, Mrs. Clair Simmons and H. Johnson were the solitars. South Park M. E. church, 3011 Prairie Ave, Ir. N. D. Shamplier, poster--Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. At 11:30 a. m. for his subject, "Creative Thinking." Eowyn leonge, 6250 p. m. The chair will render its monthly music at J.N. Avendorph Buried as His Friends Mourn All Chicago Mourns the Passing Away of "A Great Friend of Everybody" As the body of Julius N. Avenida lasted in the open grave Thursday afternoon, drops of rain fall and then the rays of the sun burst through the clouds. The lumps of weed box that contained his basket and the placing of his basket and the placing of his formal designs over the newly made grave were only part of the story of one of Chicago's best liked and best known men. The final chapter will be written soon when his friends give him a memorial, of which are already under way. Not since the cold Jan. 19 in when the church was with him, the man was held in Thomas church witnessed such a gathering that came to pay their last respects to a friend, not in only one, but in many. The man that lay dead before them that bound the ties of friendship to these countless numbers. The final service was short and cold. Men and women in all walks of life were represented. They were his friends, his true personal friends, his wives, his wives' wreaths were uny and beautiful. Every official, each member of the board of directors and the heads of the different departments of the University, were his wreaths. T. Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln, and a resident of Washington, sent wreaths. Clyde Rommel, vice president of the Pulitzer company, where the deceased held a very responsible position, was Avendoph, aside from being society editor of the Chicago Defender and a member of the Appomattox club and other organizations, was a layer of music. He was a member of the New York Symphony, was the founder of the Park Lawrence Dunbar annual memorial services here, presenting Chancellor Robert F. Kennedy to the public. In memory of his work his favorite piece, "Dear Lord, Remember Me," was played at the funeral by Harrison Enamel on the CHICAGO MUSIC LOVERS TO HEAR MISS SIMONS WEDDINGS DAWSON-HENRY Sazhain, Mich. May 18. — Miss Mary Dawson, 162 James Ave., and Mary L. Hawley, were married May 15 by the queen, of A.M.E. church, Miss Dawson is its Township. Elizabeth Barnett, Chicago, proprietor of the newcomer hotel. Only a few friends were wearing ceremony while h was fol- lowed. T h e newcomers plan to visit Chil- dure during the summer. Mary D. May 18. — Miss Mary Dawson. 16; James Ave., and Mrs. Dawson were married May 15 by the Rev. James Dawson of A.M. K. Church. Miss Pearson is its sister. Miss Gibson is its sister. Burritt, Chicago, proprietor of the New York Temple, a few friends were present at the church which was followed by a supper. Plan to visit Chicago during the summer. Mary Dawson WINSTON-YOUNG Fort St. Louis, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. Phos Winston announce the marriage of their daughter, Ella Mage, of Chicago. Sunet Mage of Chicago. Now a soldier of the Field Artillery school here. Wedding took place May 2 in Lawton, Oka, Mr. and a member of the "Old Eighth, Illinois." CORBIN-BYRON While playing Detroit, Herbert Bryon of the famous Brom Brom and Miss Ginnie of Chicago were quietly married. WOODS-WALLACE Mrs. Bessie Woods, 5259 Indiana Ave. 24 ad. and Arthur Wallace surprised her with a surprise marriage. They quietly married at the home of the Tide Monday evening. May 14, the Rev. Reuben McClintock, debriefing, repast was served to immediate friends and relatives. Something new. Read Appomattox Ady. GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE Sick or well. No experience necessary. The day of the common servant is past. Earn big money as an artist, specialist, first aid to health. Jog Fox. Professor of Physical and Beauty Culture. Enroll today for 306 and receive, free, any one of the following: MacFadden's Physical Institute, Boncilla Beautifier, La Dermal Facial Massage, English Beauty Clay, Zip Superfluous Hair Remover, Roche Electric Treatments for Dandruff, Straightener, Bring this room to Straightener. Bring this room to Straightener. St. Phone Boul. 6370. S. State St. Phone Boul. 6370. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER "LOOK PLEAS [Portrait of a woman with a serene expression, wearing a dark dress with a floral pattern at the bottom]. MAGDALENE DE ACKLIN Chicago will again hear the w charming lyric soprano, in Kappa "Look Pleasant, Please," at Aryan to possess an unusual clear, mec stands every phase of theatrical w costume designing, acting, dancing, these lines have been inherited from WITH THE Chicago will again hear the versatile Miss Magdalene De Acik, charming lyric soprano, in Kappa Alpha I's musical comedy success, "Look Pleasant, Please," at Aryan Grouto temple, May 21. In addition to possessing an unusual clear, melodious voice, she will be dressed in a color scheme planning, costume designing, acting, dancing, etc. In fact, her natural ability in these lines have been inherited from a theatrical family. The Concénital club held its regular meeting on Friday of Mrs. O. H. Simms, 335 E. 88th St. After a delightful luncheon the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Lizzie McKinnon. The Victory Whist club met last Thursday with Mrs. Ressie Klime, 335 E. 88th St. The club held with Mrs. Marie Sullivan, 335 Tiles Ave. Progressive club held their regular meeting at the club rooms, 4555 Indiana Ave., Thursday, May 19. The present. The next meeting will be held Thursday, May 17. Eighth Smith president. The next meeting will be held last meeting at the residence of Timothy Rambo, 4724 Excuse Ave., Wednesday, May 16. Mack Fleury, A. The A. J. S. Girls of Institutional Ethel and Marion Madison, 516. 44th PL. Monday and made plans for their first annual dinner to be given at the Prairie Ave. next Wednesday. The Volunteer Worship Charity club met on Wednesday to invite the Mia Gloster was hostess. She served delicious refreshments to the inmates as well as the euth members. Mrs. Gloster was the meeting chair. The W Club will meet on the residence of Mrs. Ethel Smith. Five-hundred and sewing were the features of the hold with Mrs. Rose Boeckel. 414 Oakwood Bld. L. Cochran, president; L. Walker secretary. and Social club met at the residence of Mrs. F. Dress, 434 E. 424 DL. After the business meeting served by the hostess. A beautiful fruit bowl was awarded to Daniel F. for the recent whirl party. Next meeting will be held at the residence of Red cedar nut at the residence of Mrs. H. Jackson, 447 Calmet Ave. Holmesville outfits were discussed. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Donna Potts, 446 Triple Ave. Holmesville. Blue Bird Art club met Thursday afternoon at Christmas Cook, 401r Calmud Ave. The next meeting will be held or with Ms. Georgia Thompson, 4133 Michigan Ave. The Plymouth Social Club entertained the Ontario Club, Lab. Wednesday night at the residence of Martin S. ANT, PLEASE" pressite Miss Magdalene De Ackelin, Alpha Psi's musical comedy success, Grutto塔, May 21. In addition aduous voice, Miss De Ackelin underwear, such as color scheme planning, in fact, her natural ability in a theatrical film. IE CLUBS Lifetow, 450 Vincennes Ave, Plans for a joint social were arranged and the date decided. After the business was adjourned, retirements were held, including a job held Wednesday, May 23, at which the touristic club will entertain, imalize the Congenial Ten Art club met with the reporter, Mrs. Mays Robinson, 4327 Fifth Avenue, at the joint meeting will be held with Mrs. Carrie South, 417 Prairie Ave, apt. 2, May 15. At the home of the president, Arthur N. Turnall, where they enjoyed themselves the session prospective members were discussed. Miller being the most involved the session prospective members will be hold at the home of Lucas Clay, 408 Vincennes Ave, Monday evening, where the new members The Efidiot Social club met at the 8th Floor, 48th Street, $80. A business call meeting will be held May 22 at the home of Miss Jennifer Foster. The Cherokee Literary and Social club will hold their meeting at the home of the Rev. James Foster. The Prine Amis 68th club met at the residence of the secretary, Mrs. Inez Champion, the president of the club, in the first prize, Mrs. Ethel Alexandra won the second, and Mrs. Ethel Hunt the third. Mrs. Anna Carter's Temple C. M. E. Church, 4310 Champaign Ave. the, Rav. 125 W. Church Street were smashed last Sunday by the great crowds that attended Sunday school and the morning service. The nurses were to deliver his sermon Bishop R. A. C. Chandler pastor gracefully stepped aside and Bishop Carter delivered a most eloquent program. Programs were considered by the Junior and Epworth leaders and were preceded at 8:30 p. m. Next Sunday will be the third quarterly will preach morning and evening. You will find "Look Please, Please" to be an musical comedy comedy. By all means, see it at Aryan Advertisement. May 21, at 8:30 p. m. FREE TO ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER SUFFERERS --- Good Music at Hampton Anniversary Organist Fills Dull Spaces With Happy Recital; Frissell Memorial Organ Installed By WM. ANTHONY AERY Hampton, VA. May 18. The annual institute anniversary season, which has just closed, brought together from the lower peninsula of Virginia and from other communities of appreciation citizens. The dedication in Ogden hall of the Frissell memorial organ, built from the senior fund and presented by the mayor of Ogden, York, senior member of the Hampton institute board of trustees, was opened with the singings of "My Home is New York," Negro spiritual, by the institute mixed chorus of over $80 voices. Chandler Goldhwaite, formerly of Boston, served as program director when the municipal organist of St. Paul, Minn. served as rectal organist. He played before capacity audiences, and the program became an annual festival included Gulman's "Finale" to the "First Sonata," Nevin's "Will of the Wisp" and the "Tosary," and Iachus's "Lunch in the Sweetest day," Vierne's "Scherzetz," "March of the Wooden Soldiers," Wagner's "Finale" to Tristan and Solder's own "Scherzetz in F." R. Nathaniel Dett played on the piano three of his own compositions—"Beyond the Dream," from "Enchantment" and "Mammy," from "The Buttons" suite, and "Mammy," from the "Magnolia" suite. Lincoln Center to Be the Scene of Great Concert on May 24 Ethyle Guevara, the popular sorghine, and E. Eumannuel Johnston, Early in the day, R. E. pianist, will be heard in recital on the night of Thursday at the University will take place at Abraham Lincoln center, Oakwood Hivel, and Langley to mark the first appearance of Miss Guevara in this line of work in talented young vocalist has had a great deal of experience in Lyceum and auditioned Ethyle Gueyara additions. Sherwood Musical school and also under the tutelage of some of the leading musicians. She acted as soloist at Oak Park Baptist church during the national convention the past summer and also in other locations in the Filipino concert held at Orchestra hall also under the tutelage of some of the leading vocal teachers. She acted as soloist at Oak Park Baptist church during the national convention the past summer and also as a presentment painter in the Filipino concert held at Orchestra hall some time ago. Her work has attracted great of attention, having gained high praise from critics wherever she has sung. Mr. Johnston is a well known quantity in this line of work and enjoys a remarkable amount of one of the most accomplished pianists of the Race and in this recital both of the featured artists are certain to be heard to fine advantage. The price of admission is nominal. Tulsa, Okla. 17—The stock special passel of Prof. M. Frey, S. Stephens of the University of Fort Wayne and S. 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Junius Hart Piano House, Ltd. Gusard's Music Shop. 109 University Place. Max Barrett Furniture Company. Max Barrett Street. SHREVEPORT, LA. Baldwin Music Shop. GRAPH CORPORATION Street, New York Records The Records of Quality STANDARD PHONOGRAPH B. A. NOTHING SMALL ABOUT THESE 'SMALL TIME' FIGURES Of course the figures in the following excerpt from a recent issue of the New York World are what might be called a rough estimate—a very rough one. Without meaning to infer that a "rough estimate" is in any manner different from our course work, we are inclined to include them among things interesting if true. With the acquisition of his 300th theater Marcus Loew now controls more theaters than were ever before under a single ownership. One hundred and thirty of the theaters are actually owned by Mr. Loew and his partners, and they are absolutely controlled by him. Practically all of them are new playhouses. Thirty-three of the 300 theaters are located in Greater New York. The average seating capacity of his theaters is 2,500. They are complete with a 15,000-daily patrons in New York city—1,500,000 throughout the country. Including the performers, musicians and attaches, each theater averages 100 employees. This means 50,000 employees or fully 100,000 persons dependent upon this theatrical enterprise for their support. In the theater in New York, the entire circuit has developed since that time. Sixty-five cents is the highest price charged in any Loew playhouse—15 cents is the minimum. The amazing growth of the enterprise is due to the enormous volume of business. What started in the show business thirteen or fourteen years ago I didn't know anything about it—but neither did the public, so we were even. However, I learned it faster than the public did. My idea from the start was to have a big theater so as to be able to handle the large numbers of people that argued against it. He believed in turning the people away at a little theater. But today he knows he was wrong. Many of our theaters have 5,500 seats and I often wish there were more. "I simply applied sound business methods to the theater. Whatever business I did, we have always given our patrons their money's worth—and a little more." "Motion pictures and vaudeville are the ideal combination to entertain popular priced audiences. When the pictures are bad we can give them good vaudeville and we can give them good picture films. This is why everyone gets something he likes." When I was a boy and gat in the gallery I loured to sit in the balcony or downstairs. Our剧院 has no galleries and we charge as much in the balcony as we do downstairs. It is more democratic. Only n few box sets are available. Every morning I get a telegram from each one of the 200 theaters in the circuit—the amount of their receipts and such comment as the managers wish to add. However, the receipts of my theaters are not a reliable barometer to business conditions, not affected by the receipts of business until nearly a year after it had started. The working classes had enough money saved up to keep on amusing themselves. Today, with business conditions improving in every part of the country, our business is decidedly off. Although there isn't much unemployment, the business is still as good as long as you as long to get back to normal as it did to feel the depression. In less than six months we'll be doing as big business as we ever did." Old Roll Top Desk Man Hears All About New York's New Wet Law Motion Picture News BY D. IRELAND THOMAS At last we are going to have a Race season to be a good one. It is going to be made by the Nor- thern Manufacturing, Co. of Jacksonville, pa. will be made in and around Jack- sonville, the serial. "Speed," was made in ville, and in fact, the Dartie com- pany will serve ville every winter and makes the location is good. Both of Northeastern men, who control the company, have talks with me and D. IRELAND THOMAS IN **Chapter 2.** The Wheel of Death— a sample of "Zirr-ni," leaves Manning to die on the spinning hub of one of monstrous wheels of the potash plant. **Chapter 3. The Poison Cloud—The Fox.** in the empire of the Potash *Zircon.* is surreptitious by Manning in his work of analysis. The *Fox* is laboratory and leaves Manning to die. **Chapter 4. The Desert Trap—On a Hidden Helen.** Manning is trapped by the Spider's sangle and to die in a raging sandstorm. **The Living Tomb—Helen and Manning seek shelter in an ancient tomb of the *Cliff Dwellers.* and are there and left to die of suffocation. Chapter 9. Flames of Fear—Failing in his purpose, "The Slider" escapes in THE CHICAGO DEFENDER PLAYERS SCORE ON BROADWAY Ethiopian Art Theater and Its First Program, "Salomie" and "Chip Woman's Fortune," Whets a Appetite for More Reportere—Tony Sarg's Marionettes Return The Ethiopian Art theater makes a good impression with its first bill of its limited repertory season at the Fraze theater. The curtain raiser, "The Chip Woman's Fortune," written by Willis Richardson, a Negro, is a very human and realistic player drawing than on any great complexity of plot. When the "fortune" of Aunt Nancy, the old "chip woman" who has the large balance due on the victoria which Silas and Emma, with whom she has been living, have been buying on the instalment plan. And, in addition, she also saves Silas his job. The other characters are Liza, the daughter of Silas, and Emma and Aunt Nancy's wild but good hearted son Jim, just out of prison, a budding romance, and the man who comes for the victoria. work of these players. They seem actually to live their parts. The artist, Willy Sarg, has her in Oscar Waltz's "Salomie." In the artificial, wildie and decadent drama it did not seem to us that he was as successful as he was in the curtain but it comes out of it did as well as her Herodas that we can recall. Meyvel Elyne Preer act and danced as Salome with ease and distinction. Yesterday she was on one well in her dance. The ensemble acting was excellent, the setting was artistic, the half-light gave just the right effect, and there was never any grouping of the stage pictures. Together, it was a production to be proud of and Raymond O'Nell, the director of the Ethiopian Art theater, to the congratulated on the artistic results he has achieved. Certainly this "Salomie" is superior to The acting was naturalness itself. Particularly effective - was Sydney Kirkpatrick who acted Sifas. "Acting" is a poor word to describe the INTRODUCING PROF. POLECATTO INTRODUCING PROF. POLECATTO The following is the great speech made by the President of the S.A. and S.C., former curator at the Independent College of Epsom Sahs and trustee of the University of Sussex. The occasion was the third animal meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Corrurection. Chapter 12. Sands of Doth-Man- richest deposits of potash in the world, on the island, Doth-Man, in relief with the formulae, leaves Manning at the mery of the quickkinds, taking Helen with Chapter 13. Trial of the Spider Sand and trails Helen, who is about to disignor at the lands of the "Spider Chapter 14. The Vanishing Prisoner Manning rescues Helen the captive in captures the Spider. "The Spider" vanishes with the aid of one of his confidences, who him invisible. Manning is bound in a cabin by the invisible "Spider" and the cabin is blown up by the billions-Tex, an one-legged friend of Manning, secures some of the invisible powder, and makes from the cabin just before it is blown up. "The Spider" is killed by a piece of rock, but not from the cabin. Manning from the cabin just before it is blown up. "The Spider" is killed by a piece of rock, but not from the cabin. Manning from the cabin. "The Spider" is rounded up and captured. Helen, who is the daughter of Manning and with the new discovered rich deposits of potash and the secret trust in Manning and with the new discovered out of business and Manning becomes a "millionaire." of these players. They seem x to live their parts. actually to live their parts. It is Kirkpatrick, who plays Hershey in *The Playground*. In this artful, exotic and decadent drama it did not seem to us that he was as successful as he was in the curtains riser. He comes in as a heroine and her heroes that we can recall. Miss Evelyn Preer acted and danced as Salome with ease, grace and distinction. Yesterday she played there in her other one veil in her dance. The ensemble acting was excellent, the setting was artistic, the half-light gave just the right amount of there to other anything strained on the nature of grouping of the stage pictures. Alongter, it was a production to be proud of and Raymond O'Nell, the director, to be congratulated on the artistic results he has achieved. Certainly this "Salome" is superior to any white production we have seen. It is a wonderful repertory season—The Playground in New York Sun. "Are you in favor of sending the women to the poles?" "I tol him yea, send 'em to the jobs," I said. "I'll go to South pole—but to hurry and get on on the way. Little did I care that this day, nodling my head at less than one-fifth of one per cent or waiting in moonslide. (Loud grunts in all prea- "I was looking at a picture of the things they claim they brought out of the museum, most was an old-fashioned bicycle and a pair of openwork shoes. Those objects would have been rubberneckers from England, if they had had half the instinkt that I am possessed of. It was not only that I did not not only did not believe in walking but when he did indulge in doing a bit of foot work, he did it in shoes that did indulge in motion, but did away with all chances of unseen heels, popcorns and bunnies. BILLY KING ENTRIES FOR THE DERBY CHICK BEAMAN, ESTHER BIGEOU, FRANK KIRK, ALICE RAMSEY and CLARENCE MUSE'S BEAUTY CHORUS TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY: 7:30 TO 9:30 P. M. THREE SHOWS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY: 6-8-10 P. M. --- "OVER THE HILL" a Sermon That the motion picture drama is the best medium for the molding of entiment toward preservation of the art, and the declaration of the Rev. Lincoln Caswell, pastor of the Crawford Memorial church, New York, during a sermon on "Selective Selection of Commandment," Dr. Caswell elects to choose his topics for Sunday night sermons from the stage and the screen, "Selective Selection of Commandment," Dr. William Fox film production which is to open a three days' engagement at the Owl theater on Wednesday, May 11, 2014. The day all possible influences to preserve the sacredness of the home," said Dr. Caswell, "and no instrument I know of is as powerful in the motion picture drama. It is therefore a matter of genuine congratulation that this particular story, Over the River, is the most successful and attractive realism. I am sure that 10 sermons would not produce the effect that one showing of "Over the Ill" does, and this goes on twice, day after day, week after week. "The picture sends a young man home to write that love letter to his wife, to send her a larger check than usual, or to rush in upon her with a hug and a kiss and an apology, or to send her to you that a picture that will send men to their homes to do things like these is a mighty sermon in the church, or to send a pencilment like this in American today. No pulpit is so effective or reaches a larger congregation than the pulpit of the motion picture KOPPIN THEATER The bill this week consists of Miss Lucile Hagerman, the exclusive artist of the show, and Miss Pullellen at the piano, who renders several selections and goes over big, colorful music. Miss Moore, a classy sister team, that pleases us on the S. T. and D. art. Trixie is fairly well. The Too Sweet, a team with plenty of comedy and song numbers, Crackshot & Hunter, under cork, and scores big with their S. T. and D. The Circle then opened with some classy bill. Grants & Perkins, a sister team, under cork, pleases us on the S. T. and over good. Green & Putnam, a team who puts over and delivers. The Musi- PAUL & STONE STATES THE HOME of GREAT FEATURES CONTINUOUS 2 PM to MIDNIGHT 3507 S.STATE "OLD KING TUT" IS THE New SUNSET Revue "A DASH OF MAYTIME SUNSHINE" PRESENTED BY CLARENCE E. MUSE ORIENTAL—PHENOMENAL—SENTIMENTAL SUNSET CAFE 35TH STREET, AT CALUMET AVENUE 20 Girls Dancing to the Tunes of Old Tutty's Band BETTER KNOWN AS CARROLL DICKERSON'S SUNSET ORCHESTRA VINCENNES AT 39TH ST. USEFUL PRESENTS TO ALL WHO ATTEND TOM LARDNER'S 7 RADIO BROADCASTERS ASSISTED BY JUSTINE McKINNY, VALADA SNOW, BERTHA RICKS, SCRAPPY JONES AND OTHERS WE NEVER CLOSE EDDIE WOODING, Mgr. —EVERY— SUNDAY NIGHT BREAKFAST DANCE ENTERTAINER CAFE 209 EAST 25TH STREET LAWRENCE DEAS PRESENTS "PLANTATION REVUE" WITH GULFPORT and BROWN, JEAN STARR, DAN SMALL AND THEIR 8—KANGAROO STEPPERS—8 JOE JORDAN MUSICAL DIRECTOR Also SAMMY STEWART AND HIS 10—KNIGHTS OF SYNCOPATION—10 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK CITY REAL SHOW——REAL MUSIC——SERVICE A LA CARTE DANCING FEATURED FINEST PLACE OF ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD The Weeks Movies STATES—Two days each of Abyamal Rama and the Commandments and the Three Jumps Ahead. Sunday, Village Blacksmith. PHOENIX—The White Flower, First Degree. The Gentleman From America, the Dime, Racing Hearts, Watch My Step. Sunday, Play It Wild. LINCOLN—Hunted Valley, Across the Border, two days of Secret of Pueblo and Fighting, and two days of Trial. Fighting is Necessary. Sunday, Phantom Fortune and West is East. VENDOME—Three days each of Jazzmania and Flesh and Blood. Sun, Fighting is Necessary. Management of Pooil Nogir in Bella Dona. OWL—Nothing but the biggest and best features are being shown here at all times, as a glance at the pages of the book, in addition to a nine multi-reel feature, we present two high-class vaudeville acts. Always watch our billing. ATLAS—Every day is feature day at the Commandments, continuing through the present week we have many things of more than one, with a big special feature on Sunday. PICKFORD - The Sunshine, two days each of Hearts Alfame and Grumpy. The First Degree, Sunday. The Tiger's Claw. RETURN DATE New York, May 15—"Follow Me," the big musical comedy attraction, is being presented by Lafayette theater, having opened to a capacity audience on Monday night, with the Winegarden show in the past year, a record at this theater. Marshall Roders has released Higgins and his children, the ability as opposite comedian to Clifford Ross. "BO" 100 PER CENT New York, May 15. **Bojangles' Bill Robinson**, world's greatest single, who did the起泡, was given the perfect percentage of 100 by a reviewer in the Billboard. He was an all-star bill, but Keffy's Hosted, Glass. "This week, Keffy's Hosted, Glass." SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 HELD OVER "Shuffle Along No. 2" Makes Hit With Denver Playgoers "Shuffle" No. 2 seems to have proved the season's novelty. So much so that this jazz music entertainment is to run for one more week at the Broadway theater. In New York this Colored performance became such a fad that it run for two solid years, with extra performances being given at midnight, says the Rocky Mountain News of Denver, Colo. The performance could take to it, there was very little doubt, but to the extent of making it necessary to prolong the run for two weeks was never dreamed of. Only one other band played here for two weeks. Many others could have done a probtable two weeks' engagement here, but their routes were so arranged that to prolong their stay was utterly impractical. In order that the present organization remain, several nearby towns were canceled, and after the run comes to a close next Saturday night the band hurried to the Pacific coast. While "Shuffle" No. 2 is a good, fast, shuppy show, the spirit into which the large company of Colored performers enter into their work of merrymaking perhaps has as much to do with the pleasing of the audience as does the show itself. They like their work, and a bit of applause, and they are in a plot to the piece, but it is not allowed to halt the syncopated action which comes in the form of soles, duets, double and triple quartets, dancing galore, not to mention a jazz ensemble, which works overtime. The second week will begin with a matinee. HITS! IAN WORRY ME!" When Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote a sentimental poem of eight stanzas called "The Village Blacksmith," he probably thought that he had said all there was to say about the smithy and the smith. But since then movies have been invented and Mr. Longfellow, if he is aware of what is going on here today, must he spiritually started to realize that his little piece, like the chestnut tree, has a remarkable spreading capacity. For with certain additions and interplays it now covers some seven reels of film exposed in the Fox studio and which comes for a two days showing on Monday and Tuesday, May 21 and 22, at the States theater. The picture tells a story of a morally and physically sturdy blacksmith with two sons and a daughter, whose name is meant to mean "spirited village" "squire" and his rascally son. Trials and tribulations are heaped upon the smith and his daughter, but they are up bravely and in the end are triumphs. Most of the story, however, is told in the second half of the film. The part that happens first is the three fictional sitter lines in the poem, and they have a genuine, simple quality that is pleasing. William Walling, as the smith, is upstanding and intelligent, and the children used are spontaneously expressive, especially Gordon Griffith and Pat Moore as his sons. There are school room, swimming pools which are natural and amusing. In the latter half of the picture, when the heavy melodram comes in, there are school rooms, following a poem, but Mr. Welling, Virginia Vallt, George Hackathorne, Tully Marshall, Caroline Rankin and several others make the scenes in a more realistic way. Senectus' Eddie Gribbon is there as a village gossip and quits the most refreshing person present. The picture was directed by Jack Ford from a scenario by Paul H. Slone. Billy King & Company in Entire Change of Routine The second week of the Billy King engagement at the Grand will bring another of his best productions in which his clever group of musical comedy artists will be seen in a new routine of work that is bound to feeling, despite the fact that it looks like a thing unbeatable, will be surpassed, according to a statement made by King and Billy Peppan, will seen with plenty to do, as will also the other principals and the singing, dancing chorus. The pop policy will be adhered to. Clare Campbell is still with How Como, playing a lengthy engagement at Apollo theatre, Broadway, New York. does those "Gulf Coa Have you heard Monette Moore's famous "Moaning Blues" voice? It's great! And Clarence Jones plays a snappy piano accompaniment. Both these prominent Race stars do their stuff for Paramount Records exclusively. CLARENCE JONES PARADIOT THESE ARE 12030—GUFF COAST BLUE HEARTED BLUES accompaniment by Cl 12025—TWO A. M. 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PORT WASHINGTON, WIS. THE NEW YORK RECORDS PORT WASH SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 "THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH" William Walling Is Upstanding and Rugged Figure in the Title Role NEW SHOW 一 Monette Moore 1860 Paraguay1 --- IT'S UP TO THE PERFORMER J. A. JACKSON, IN "BILBOARD." Long has the Colored performer eroded against the handicaps and the discriminations that have obstructed his progress. Long has he charged the hand of discrimination with impeding his or her advancement, and we admit, it has been harder for the artist of the dark complexion to obtain recognition for his talent that it has been for others. Broadway, the pinnae of the profession, has swung its door open to the actors of the Race. Europe, too, is accepting our acts. Colored actors have been permitted to work with mixed casts. Recognition for the protection of the profession have admitted them to membership. Recognition for the unions and societies among them has been granted. The profession, fraternal and business people of the different communities are extending social courtesy to those worth in the show work. These things leave none to blame for lack of success but the performer. Hence it is about time to say some canid things if the profession is to profit by its opportunities. If the profession does not longer be accepted as talent, if it would advance it it is necessary to be possessed of some education, and that education must constantly be supplemented by the requirement of current knowledge. Every performer should read constantly not less than one trade journal one daily paper, one newspaper and all degrees of the times. These are necessary. Then, too, specific training in voice culture, correct posture, walking, expressive and music are a necessity today. screening, "Good-timing" and pool room reputations are no longer assets to the performer who would succeed. Neither will SMUT put over a performer devoid of talent and personality. Hammie Harding from the sort of silly favorite, told the interviewer that he will be without because of improper advice in his earlier days, the higher went his opportunities and his salary. Few are talented in every direction. Not all can write their own material. Having no knowledge of tailoring will not attempt to make a dress for a client, nor will they have no knowledge of composition, seance, stagecraft and other complicated elements that enter into production, will a performer try to write an act or compose a song with no knowledge of music? Our perceptions show that they have reached the desired level, must realize they must also accept the responsibilities that go with that standard. There is no longer any handicap charitably granted to them. They must care for their capital, save their money as to (1) to finance their own movement, (2) to finance their own business, and (3) to keep their burdens. You are expected to bank accounts and insurance policies just as correct wardrobe for both street and stage is expected of you. With many unfortunate experiences, you must them, it is time that the Colleague, who is without funds or respectable business connections, Proper deocrum, respect for contracts, withrene with white or with black men; a regard for the value of time in keeping appointments, a proper support of organized efforts to improve the profession, prompt attention to correspondence and courteous cultivation of fraternal connections are and size yourself up. Admit any defenses you may have, so that they may be corrected, from now on you have a fair field, and it's largely up to you. Foworth & Frances are at the Pantages theater, Long Beach, Cal. "HOW COME" A. E. William Fox presents THE WONDER PICTURE OF ALL TIMES "Over the Hill" Tells a story as old as life itself and as new as the present moment One entire year in New York From the poem by WILL CARLETON Scenario by PAUL H. SLOANE Directed by HARRY MILLARDE GOY COGITATES Mothers' day has just passed. With it a solemn thought of mother, the bit of mother, the deep friend on your mental power has especially with the solemn thought of your future trying being your trying to make you your future your decision; but it is the one that are the one to make your decision especially the list of the stage, especially the life of your character to learn. A. B. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER D. FARNUM IN 'YOSEMITE TRAIL' A Fox Production Filled With Exciting Action—Coming to States Sunday On Sunday the States theater will run the Fox production, "The Yosemite Trail," starring Dustin Farnum, who has scored many successes on both stage and screen. MAIL Tick. Tick. Clap. Clap. Ake. Ake. William Dine. Dine. Allen. Freeman A. Allen. Freeman A. Alen. Marianne Marianne. Chandle Curry. Four Chandle Curry. Four Dr. Lewis B. Lewis. Obsess. Obsess. A. R. Bulley. Bulley. Lowe. Lowe. Virgil Byrons. Margaret J. Byrons. Dolly. Dixie Kids. Eugenia Anderson. Anne Tremow. Anne Tremow. Harrys. King Hunt. Harrys. King Hunt. Marion Hugh. Tom Johnson. Gain Tom Johnson. Gain Jackson. Gertrude Bert C. Jefferson. Bert C. Jefferson. Mays. Mays. Larry Miles. Larry Miles. As its name indicates, the story occurs in the Yosemite valley. This background lends to the excellent photography of the film. The picture is said to be filled with exciting action that is sustained from beginning to end. The majestic vista of the mountainous terrain by the director to create the impression of hugeness and power. So well has this been done, according to report, that the achromatic seem to stand forth like primitive giants who struggle for mastery. This is the sort of photophy in which the subject is judged by judging from his previous work, it should prove interesting entertainment. NOTE TWO All correspondence must reach the O. R. T. Desk no later than Tuesday to insure publication. Royal Southern Singers are in Australia, Mati, Tivoli theater, Sydney, Bony & Freeman, a real European success are at the Perle des Eragnues, Hily & Mary Jack's Merry Makers, with Deskbrook Troops, shows at Autumn, and Wella & Woolla, with Rockwell's Sunny South Co. are playing lock island, N. Stratford, Couchbook, N. H. and Island Pond, V. this week. Billikin Grimes, on the same bill with Gold & Goldle are having fine success is playing the week at Richmond, VA. Gold & Goldle are having fine success is playing the week at 30 W. 10th St., New York. Sim Jim Parker, featured with the Gold & Goldle are having fine success is playing the Gayety theater, Buffalo, N. V. Hart Kempert and also his of Satan Canyon are playing the first of a four weeks stay in Washington, D. C. Elohar Carter and John Vanderwinkle are playing in Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Trinidad, N. L. and New Orleans, Quebec, N. M. H. T. Ford, of the Musical Magpies, has performed city and Philadelphia, he says that everything seems to be going the same. We say the thing is loudly. Goodman & Williams, the elusive star of the theater, New Orleans, La. Goodman, theater, New Orleans, La. Lily Cumley is playing the final of a six work engagement at the Gavetty Studios, in Kelowna, British Columbia. Douglas Bill Robinson, King of the Studios, is at Kelowna's theater, Boston, Mass. Margaret Yuen is resting at her home, 407 W. Taylor St., Savannah, Ga. Carter & Cornish are dividing the week between Producer's theaters. Troy Jack & Cooper, manager of Dixie theater, W. Palm Beach, Fla. states that all is well. The late partner of Jude Metzler, is rehearsing a new show at Bramingham, Ack., and will hit the girl soon. Joanne & Jenette, with a big Bigg review of 20 people, are featured at the States theater, Milwaukee. W. Taylor & Desgay are working at the studio, with their team them at 249 Prairie Ave., Chicago, Ill. Paul Williams and his Dixie Helios, Rudolph Brooks, Florine Jinkins, Martha Hart, Corinne Johnson, Sadie Morris, and Little Annie Jinkins, are at Charleston. THE LINCOLN GARDENS 459 EAST 31st STREET One of the Finest Places To Be Entertained for An Evening of Pleasure MISS CLEO MITCHELL AND HER FAST STEPPERS KING OLIVER'S JAZZ SYNCOPATORS SUNDAY MATINEE AS USUAL BUD REDD, Manager Over the Hill" Tells a story asold as life COMING! 2 DAYS MONDAY AND -TUESDAY MAY 21-22 Direct from its New York run A VIVID PICTURE FROM THE BOOK OF LIFE A STORY THAT WILL BE BEMEMBERED AS LONG AS AMERICAN LITERATURE IS READ CREOLE BELLES E. D. Lee's Creole Holes, under canvases, with 25 people, behind the house. Lee's Creole Holes, on The Blossoms, after playing four weeks in Louisiana, opened for three weeks, turn-away away, turn-away business. Everything is new this season; new costumes, n-w songs and new plays also new sewery toys and stands, with a change of program band is making them all take notice to the class of music they play. The girls have who have everybody talking after school everywhere. We have eight elight girls who have everybody talking after school and dancing. Hello Ireland, Thomas, will be glad to hear from you. Jackson, Miss; week of May 24, Yaco-City, Miss. Will be glad to hear from all friends in and out of the professors. Owner, Lee's Creole Holes, BREAKFAST The Radio Inn, where they have a little library, is a place on Monday morning—is going to make it a literal affair next time around. The library, which is a long line of a breakfast will be served, free of all charge, to 'all who attend. Now, from what we have been told it will not be a matter of bed-sett. The enter- ment is a world of attention. It is bound to be used with such artists as Justine McMullen and Scrappy Jones in the line-up. Dear Gen. Tony: Geography is an what an opportunity for first-blood THE MONOGRAM 3453 SOUTH STATE STREET CHICAGO HOLDERS OF T. O. B. A. FRANCHISE Pola Negri Wears Historic Ornament in First American Made Photoplay The Mohammedan rosary consists of 93 heads, each representing one of the 93 names of God, with a direct attribute of God is known only to the human of Constantinople, official head of the church, and is represented by a head of different color, and size. The rosary worn by Pola Negri in "Bella Donna" consists of the usual number of beads cut by a dagger from chony, leaving them facedel like diamonds. The hundred heads form a crown, one of beautiful color and finish. On Ouida Bergere's adaptation of Robert Hitchens' story, the rosary plays an important part. George Fitzgerald murrease directed this piece, and the Tearle, Tearle, Niegel, Loig Wilson, Chaude King and Maggie Hullman. S. T. WHITNEY. Snappy Steppers and Madeline played last week at Kelk's theater, Jersey City. Robert T. Birm is working in and around Chicago, Mall. 101; W. Lake St., he would like to have Elizabeth give him a sitting at haymarket 1953. Long & Jackson are still getting their MIPI. The latter has engagements with the NVIDIA AeroSphere. NING! MONDAY AND - TUESDAY MAY 21-22 is New York run VILLAGE SMITH BLOWS famous poem BACK FORD FROM THE BOOK OF LIFE WILL BE REMEMBERED AS LITERATURE IS READ O'MIDNIGHT THEATER 3507 STATE ST. 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NEW YORK CITY HITS From the WEST "ILL SEE YOU WHEN YOUR TROUBLES ARE JUST LIKE MINE" "GEORGIA MINTSTREET" (25) 58 Minis; First Part Special Set Pentagons, Kansas City After a break-in week in Denver, followed by a week of one-nighters en route to this city, the "Georgia Mintstro" opens as a regular act on the Pentagons circuit, closing the bill at the local house. The minister first part circle setting is used and the black-faced entertainers made a flashy showing when the curtain disclosed the opening number. The six end men were clad in black, and the flashy trimmed in red; the vocals were purple and the interlocutor in brilliant green uniforms. Love Supported by CONWAY TEARLE CONRAD NAGLE and LOIS WILSON A George Fitzmaurice PRODUCTION ADOLPH ZUKOA PRESENTS POLA "BELLA D" BLACK SWAN RECORDS Full Pe TRIXIE SMITH, S. 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AND WEDNESDAY MAY 20, 21, 22 and 23 NEGRI IN DONNA" AN RECORDS BLACK SWAN RECORDS K. Sings— BLUES BLUES Black Swan Record No. 14142 REST Sings— BLUES BLUES Black Swan Record No. 14143 Y. Sings— SAM E Sings— K. DEAR Black Swan Record No. 14144 PAGE EIGHT LOST SOAP LEADS TO MURDER WHEN FEUD IS RESUMED Memphis Woman Here Only Four Weeks Is Made a Widow by Tragedy When George Hathorne, 27 years old, 56th Grove Ave. made preparations to move with his wife and two children from the home of Jep Daniels, 427 West 56th St., because he wanted a more suitable place for his family to live, he made his first step toward an ultimately death. It was this move on Hathorne's part that aroused the eminity of Daniels three weeks ago and was the shot to death by the latter in the yards of the Pennsylvania railroad shops at 55th St. and Normal Ave. at middle age. The shooting were related to the Englewood police by Mrs. Kevyn Hathorne, wife of the saint man, and by Robert Friederich. She said that her husband had been living here only six months and that she came four weeks ago to join him from Memphis. The shooting, Thursday, 3 years, and Charles, 15 months old, Mrs. Hathorne is 25. They lived one week at the Daniels home, then made puppy $200,000 in Loans Given on Property The Real Estate Mortgage and Bond Corporation has proven itself to be a milestone in the progress of our industry. Realizing the fact that many capita Race property owners have been pinched out because there were more than 100,000 home mortgage loans and lend to him other assistance, a group of our Race organized and incorporated under the laws of Illinois the Real Estate Mortgage and Land Co. and dealing in other securities backed by improved real estate; to open a way for our property owners to borrow money on their property, to have a reasonable rate of interest. The organizers sold the shares among their friends, building up a small but efficient organization, the result of which is that they have invested and money obtained from other sources, to make over $250,000 worth of real estate loans, preventing foreclosure on nearly 75 homes of our people, and twice its value in property. It gave our Race in Chicago an opportunity to borrow, build and live in decent, clean homes; to fight the propaganda of racism in to keep our people from obtaining proper places to live. The need of such organizations can be greatest movement forward. In Illinois alone, it is reported that the Rice Farm farms worth nearly $55,000,000, and Paid $15 a Day to Make Hootch; Squeals on Boss Paid $15 a Day to Make Hootch; Squeals on Boss Norfolk, Va.; May 15.—Although his thighs are full of buckshot from the gun of a prohibition officer, Luke Spellman has been and is still working with staying Enforcement Officer Allen Gimbert of Princess Anne county, near the state rife range, at Virginia beach, denies that he had anything to do with shooting the prohibition agent, pointing to his wounds as evidence that he was a victim of violence as well as Gimbert, who says, fired the shot into his legs. Responsibility for Gimbert's death he placed on two white men, Walter and Emp Barm, wealthy landowners, who says, the Barnes brothers ran the still where he was and paid him $15 a night for being around. His charge is that they shot Gimbert. He told officers of several other skins in the district operated by the white men. yet what have we to protect those homes and farms? The banks around Chicago have over $25,000,000 of our money on home loans in Iowa, to lend on property owned or controlled by our people; there are a few exceptions in banks in the so-called "Black Belt." Even one bank has $100 million in positions. Colleagues, refuses to loan a dollar on our property. The corporation now has an auditor, who is now paying $ per cent a year dividends to its stockholders, almost three times what the bank would have paid them. Another bank has a premium, but at $25 per share, the per value. The stockholders are out to increase the membership of the organization; thinking, thinking, brace man who has the good of the place at heart, and get his financial as well as his moral support, to band together every man who wants to live in deserts. The corporation is gathering together a group of efficient salesmen whom they believe can protect the people and make this company a power for good in the land, for it is numbers and money that speak to those manners that believes in speaking out and counting. The company is soon to put in operation a method by which corporations can be made in easy payments. The main office is located at 135 North Clark St. Chicago, IL. But the hope is that it will have an organization that will be a city in the country—Advertisement. N. A. A. C. P. NOTES The citizens' membership committee, under direction of Chairman R. L. McCormick, community house to complete plans for the N. A. A. C. p. mass meeting in August, Pilgrim Baptist church, St. St. and Indiana Baptist church, St. St. and Indiana community hall and the committee is bending every effort towards getting out a few workers who will be on a special solicitation for memberships a few days prior to the meeting in the immediate neighborhood, seeking their help in the display of official membership certificates and window cards to the meeting and many of the ministers have selected committees of 10 each for the special effect. Fulton St. M. E. church, under the direction of Cornelius Mine, Camille Colon-Jones will give the coast indicate a growing interest in Congressman Dyer's tour, and it is all its biggest demonstration. CALL M. T. BAILEY Call or see our M. T. Talley show day. Free residence and business loss chap. Baily Resiliy Co., 365 S. State phone, 800-355-3000, phone lobbery 800-355-3000, Advertisement. THE DOUBLE BREAST BUTTON A sensation! Genuine Toe buck, in tailshades. Extension of rubber heel Six rows of and green sired. Another ex is stamped Insist upon The Be EXTRA QUALITY DUNLAND SHOES DUNLAP THE DOUBLE BREASTED BUTTON Genuine Toney Red Vamp. Tops in Nubuck, in tan, grey and other fashionable shades. Extension sole. Scalloped welt. Dunlap rubber heels. Six rows of orange silk stitching. White and green pearl buttons, or plain if desired. Another exclusive Dunlap style. The name is stamped on the sole and in the lining. Insist upon the genuine. WE SELL DUNLAP SHOES Akron, Ohio ..... The Hub Baltimore, Md. ..... I. E. Love Baltimore, Md. ..... The Wear Dincinnati, Ohio ..... Irwin Sho Drew Nick ..... Darris & E. Indianapolis, Ind. .. C. Medias Jacksonville, Fla. ..... United Sh Louisville, Ky. ..... The Dunla New Orleans, La. ..... The Dunla Norfolk, Va. ..... Tony's Sun Philadelphia, Pa. ..... The Dunla St. Louis, Mo. ..... Bearman Akron, Ohio ..... The Hub Shoe Store, 36 S. Howard St. Baltimore, Md. ..... I. E. Loveman, 901 Virginia St. Baltimore, Md. ..... The Wearwell Shoe Co., 577 N. Gay St. Dincinnati, Md. ..... The Wearwell Shoe Co., 577 N. Gay St. Davis, Mich. ..... Davis & Halperin, 3413 Hastings St. Indianapolis, Ind. ..... C. Medias, 510 Indiana Ave. Jacksonville, Fla. ..... United Shoe Store, 224 Broad St. Louisville, Ky. ..... The Dunlap Shoe Co., Inc., 1102 Walnut St. New Orleans, La. ..... The Dunlap Shoe Co., Inc., 1102 Walnut St. Miami, Fla. ..... The Dunlap Shoe Co., Inc., 1102 Walnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. ..... The Dunlap Shoe Store, 514 S. Broad St. St. Louis, Mo. ..... Searman Shoe Co., 1409 Market St. MRS. PENELLA JACKSON GETS "O. K." FROM MUSIC CRITI MRS. PENELLA JACKSON GETS "O. K." FROM MUSIC CRITI The following write-up is quoted from the news *News from the pen of* Penela Jackson, who has a large class of violin and piano pupils and plays on Thursday evening and for the first time up-session at the Auditorium, and much more value proving conclusively, not only that she is a painstaking auditor but also that she has been so fortunate as to secure for her pupils a list of young girls and their envoys to make the best of their musical talent. "Mr. Jackson herself is so polite and courteous that we are sure she would like the guest performers to be present, and upon the most interesting numbers on A. Mrs. Penella Jackson the program three groups of songs by James W. Ponson, a high baritone, pupil of W. G. Tulte, who was excelledly accompanied in his songs by Mrs. Mr. Rison was heard in the Heart of Wood (Wood), the Two Grandmothers (Schumann), Smilin Through (Venn), Serter M. You (Clay Smith) and the Serter M. You (Clay Smith) and which he is beloved good musichip and also musical feeling, as well as a trained to easy and natural use, and Lloyd Ingram, talented pupils (volin of 18 K. Tare, were heard to good advantage the Madhirak (silhouett), the next Vim, Vigor and Vitality In "African Bark" DUNLAP BLE ASTED TON Personal Dunlap creation. Toney Red Vamp. Tops in Nuzan, grey and other fashionable sole. Scalloped welt. Dunlap sols. Of orange silk stitching. White pearl buttons, or plain if exclusive Dunlap style. The name on the sole and in the lining. In the genuine. ettmann-Dunlap Co. 1100 SYCAMORE ST. CINCINNATI, OHIO DUNLAP DEALERS EVERYWHERE Shoe Store, 36 S. Howard St. Seman, 501 Pennsylvania St. Fowell Shoe Co., 577 N. Gay St. Shoe Store, 576 N. Sixth St. Halepinan, 3413 Hastings St. s, 510 Indiana Ave. Shoe Store, 224 Broad St. Cap Shoe Co., Inc. 190 Walnut St. Cap Shoe Store, 238 S. Rampart St. Shoe Store, 102 Church St. Cap Shoe Store, 514 S. Broad St. Shoe Co., 1409 Market St. "There was a brilliant, crisply played piano dust by the pianist and a piano trio (three little girls at one piano by Gwenoldyn Samuels, and a similar expedition by another group which included Gwenoldyn Williams, playing an adaptation of one of the brilliant 'Poloquise' of Chopin, clear and oben violin and piano players, directed by Mrs. Jackson and clear and oben violin and piano classes, the personnel of which is as follows: Milda Magan, Russell Gilbert, Jane Smith, Ella Mae Johnson, Zenith Solvy, Milford Fiercechley, Gwenoldyn Hill, Thelma Landers, Leo Martin, Hilda Carey, Forest Harris and Qenella Curey. "Certificates were presented to Gwenoldyn Samuels, Dorothy Wheeler, June Smith and Dorothy Carrillon." 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You work even recognizing yourself, we don't want to be selfish and not be fickish and interactive. Do not add any longer—it doesn't accept any substitutes for GOLDEN BROWN—there are none. BEG PARDON MAJOR STUART ALEXANDER, OLD 8TH WAR VETERAN ,DIES The citizens of Chicago, as we know them, have not unnourn the death of Major Stuart Alex. H. It's innermost honors, will hold at the annual Army Live, at 2 p.m. on Sunday. His uncle marks the convoy of active service with the army and National guard, and he kinder begins his military career in Troop K, in Troop M, in Army Feb. 5, 1958. He was honorary officer after serving CARD OF THANKS [ADVERTISMENTS] Mr. and Mrs. I, L. C. Kinkel said to thank their many friends for the kindness they showed me after my mother, Mrs. Gines Turner, also for the design flowers. To thank Mrs. I, W. Stemert and W. Korsy, McMann and Morsell, I wish to thank the many friends for their offerings in the death of my beloved sister, Mrs. Korsy, also to mention the kindness of Atemery and Mrs. Lea Beauty in their most beautiful home. I wish to thank the many friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our dear little Alice. After my mother's death, I wish to thank their beautiful friends and for the beautiful form design flowers. Do This Tonight Golden Brown does it! Take this Coupon to Your Drug store. GOLDEN BROWN BEAUTY PREPARATIONS are the result of my life-long work to find a treatment that would really clear the skin and give you that fresh, smooth and bright complexion that is our rightful heritage. We have no desire to be white, but we owe it to ourselves to look our best always, and that is enough. Golden Brown Preparations are the most exquisite Toilet Preparations ever offered the Race and are worth what you pay for them. DONT TAKE ANY SUBSTITUTE. 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TEXAS: OWL DRUG STORE, Waco: WILLIAMSON'S PHARMACY, Dallas: BURNS ORIENTAL DRUG STORE, Waco: PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, Beaumont: EUREKA, W. A. STEWART; J. W. STEWART; MEADOR'S PHARMACY, Dumas. ALABAMA: WELCH'S DRUG STORE, Mobile. alges, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Green, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Miller, Mr. and Mrs, Greg, Mrs. and Mrs, Gates, Thomas W. A. Lines, mother and grandmother. We wish to thank the many friends and members of Olliet Baptist church for kindness and death of our mother, Albera Bryant. We also thank Dr. J. Harrison, Mr. Mortah Lodge 44, House of Baptist, Dr. J. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Williams, Mr. J. W. Allen and Mrs, we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our many friends for their beautiful offerings and sympathy shown in the hour. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to mother, Malel Lodge; also her Wife and mother, Malel Lodge; also her Carter and mother, Malel Lodge; also her working volume included. LOST RELATIVES LADVERTISEMENTS] CHARLES L. REESE AUTO SALESMAN If you contemplate buying a new car, take a few minutes saving time and money, see Charles L. Leesee, expert automobile instructor and salesman, to make it possible for you to own a car and arrange terms for it. In on the purchase of another one, he makes it easier to make a wise selection and save your money. Twenty years of practical experience and guide you in the right direction. For more information, write to 10 East 45th street. YWEA The Indiana Ave. branch of the YWEA. The Indiana Ave. branch of the YWEA. The city-wide annual finance campaign to raise the budget difference of $5,515. We are working with our joint forces to get under the financial responsibility this year in order that we can continue our operations to-date building. Publicity and propaganda have been the intensive program are being reached by speakers that no one else is aware of. We know the splendid work being done by the association, with its many contributions, privilege to contribute financially. The campain was launched at the academy of the A. C. where about 160 women braved the storm and pledged themselves to work for ten days. Never in the history of the institution by so many women and men been evident. The initial gifts committee provided for the equipment and composed of Meesson F. I. Carry, William Davson, Ella I. Beyley, Elizabeth Eutter, Dura Poulew, James C. C. and James H. Hudson, Paulus N. A. Nendorby, Jessie Jones and Esther Taylor Bell reported $12.50 cash to start the actual machinery- Miss Christal Hird and her Girl Reserves can be seen almost any day. The Griffin-Swift's Efficiency club meets in the Blue Triangle every Wednesday night. The club meets for a tennis club. The camp at Hammond is also a popular topic and register is open until the middle of July. Recent visitors: Mrs. Charles W. Chestnut of Williams, member of the Williams, member committee of unnance, Y. W. C. A. Baltimore, Md. IN MEMORIAM [ADVERTISEMENTS] In memory of our dear wife, mother and sister, who was very old, May Mayer, who passed away very soon, May Mayer, who passed away, Ind.-Billy Mayer, Pauline Mayer, Sumnil and Lilian Mayer, and the father, Arthur Darth Phillips, who departed this life May 19, 1912. In this world of care and care to the land of peace and joy, God called us to bear our best. He loved us and he loved us. Sally missed by daughter, Ms. Marlene L. Porter, Ms. Fannie Phillips Brooks. In sad and boring memory of our dear son, Mary May 15, 1912. "May his soul, through the memory of God, rest in peace," Ms. and Mrs. May 15, 1912. In memory of John Vetter, who died May 18, 1914, in Pittsburgh, Pa. "Treasure years ago you went away from this word of care you took our son, father and brother, where he took our son, father and brother, where he gathered cherished memories of John William K. Porter, brothers: Lilian and John, son and daughter; Hannah and Jade,女儿 A. Jade, Mollie Willett, sisters. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 A Free Sample of Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream will show you how clean and beautiful your teeth can be when they are cared for properly. Send us your name and address. You will receive a generous sample of Colgate's Use it—like it—and then say "Colgate's" the next time you buy Colgate cream. Colgate's tastes good—does good. A large tube costs 25c. COLGATE & CO. 109 FULLTON AV. N. Y. CITY COLGATE'S Truth in Advertising Implies Honesty in Manufacture JOIN the charmed circle of the fortunate ones, beneath the sun, beneath the sky, for beautiful wealth and power—make them some true happiness and bad luck. Let us send you the Sacred Sarabah Ring. 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TY—BROOKLYN—LONGHISLAN EV YORK CITY BROOK LYNETTE ANNU oe ener ly “ DEMOCRATS TO HAVE NEW YORK CITY ‘BRIEF NEMESIS,” MAGAZINE STORY, BROOKLYN AIG BROTHER DELEGATES O10 | pore one OOOE 2 Tals LYNCHING eals : ‘NOT STAND FOR JIM CROWING ANNIVERSARY IN NE WHO STRUCK 6-TERR OLD BUY a acas ae te] SE JOT TINGS). seven seve see ve ee] S OCTET ¥ |) see se 27 oe erry ¢seare} sf SO OF di west Haiem epubz| fo way swOgs Wh the dae Es |New York, May 18-—The Contury Zoite Se eee ct Nee poetnente nos Saley attge Trurtay evening Jobe BE, SLOTS, ale Mae “rede nieke se | Jone Bowes, 92 Nv. (Ta Sta whe Tork, May 18 The Contry tera Nino Were to uttend tho coat ‘old, 1 Wy igbth St, awaited hie father} 1S "uacohouges 206 We. saath St. Alder- | eecaped. Singleton is, tn Heriera hos- | MAgusine, rth Ave, for May, Eieo of these ssociationa held at York Democrats to celebrat Sorin from mre po ne coud, wo to] tne, EEN eas ae teccleted | plug im a serous condlon: Publishes. a story by Mary Jennstes | 7 wre] aguutegmed. SMU eon | ae ana_ara Wetwana, mane, ot anutversus at to found PrermTT TOR Netaod on the nidewahe] Man, Gcorwe W. Harrie was re-elected | pits In» jeten fe eer Wr, sun st. [entitled “Nemesia,” ehowing tho ef-| , The, exhibition of Aftican are at the | mild shock task week, when word Wall paweence, Ry Lz entertained, ‘Priday,|‘Tammany Fall United Col Ucmet of ubt home ating wick wo | Freidene: Quan ie" euge™ ace | wan eerigusig. 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Sone Mas, 2 | ach wordtag ot anew halline ae E’ | Yorke" retiensa “FHaas ceaning after | coro at the, avernoon’s Iwograry O83 maria afere snnde by Rodriauer, Hyer. | wertained the Prete de Eig, club at 15 | piiaiy are received hy” the Panis Cae ey agents eines | Be nh RRC Gir RIE TSE ie Wheres etur| aed ye Cae Ray tated Mana | Se i en le, | Rent Gace ERR Sears bae etna uate [a cute ney a wr aan | esek bes oa al OM | Is lg aMeae et GR gS | Mile endo Ste orate Grave: | Seate’h Ayesaca thee holon] ‘Re milion otne mate ean, hae | Meee by haa Se See ela IS oe Soe | ana inane Cast aot ae, Wet S| Ra Her ad Sat ges GR tne Naw | #2 SGU alt Euimvin cna | far peenes pver ie mensge. tr | "ne Metanet OF Sy SAC IA EEASe Suaattrae Aaat aiotes | perio onclgas ton Ee are aac Geeta | Si gh at 1 ek SH | Sky edn Se ach as] Sleny gave ay wee eee | aE let ain wucsom srr agree AOA | tebe ee! tet psomvan manwo. ites Ta wey serigen cee HRS trating SOM MIE Tetuted vg. au, gtr, asomn| EES Cheetos eT al ie fier] Mien Seely the Ca nk BOF | Oak urea ereee ne aero] eee eth Wie Bue heh waa| ana Senta We a EXDNDER WEDD DIES __ | tlenry Watkins. 31. 155 W. i3ist St.| _ George Hurching. 21. 253 WV. 120th | eg, arene rese to ihe alumi asto- | wood Crabbe. | ie iene crulse Wednesday night and | under the auspices of tho yarsonace | vonal deputy, xrand prince New York. May 16--Ales away May ssnid Went 1360) St, paseed sway Max Bde item vot paeumenia.” Funeral Rervlcee were eld from Mother 2-3 SEMIS Stel Monday eveaine” 32: Faemene ax fu Copressfidlincemes inry Tuegaaye mornite, “The deceased Mitat Gk eae ho, Sin Shae, BOP cotminintery ine Das ‘Shine Sad? Medina temple, Nobles Soke Seale shrine, Je wai AMO Shastier a Sajeette indies, ihe. of Big, Sod cf Santee logy Bing acta “Bora "Socal, siube A Sant? S24 ino "Brothers remain & “ee cade en I At the call of Mrs. Biste ee tork septal cour of thet oie RyUNGgen rue Wweemenday, aftermoat at She New Yorke pupils tears, Jas West Siu St, Wo cogaiger une poste sere EARS Fropeke eat neh eee Gude Rebonra. of eaueation plant 0 Jecars Inver none Haslem. Nerreaena~ Ua oftahe ten loeat hearin the Ur> Un SeceTam use soma Peteeren io. Bawre present aw hele to thane {he icaiseted rade schoo, te brat tht Pena hee tm fia autempt to Fath kitla ond SJuung’ women for she Coe ees 8. dL cL GLEN GUA «=. ith be, compicte eerie whe hare saiereutt eae Ua rae ORS Seg pati, tis OY ke 2 Sete on eines O eae Saat Sahat eee ee ant SNe cea bua is Heeb amie ae Peete Hea Baripage in wetaraee oor e aire aes the, "Colored Protessionai” ‘Chautteurs ra poverty suaan oe Toate ete EM ere coma tennaeycakae Se Foams ig Re Acer aa Bem, ne et aha aii Seg eee tive eh her aa ha eee Sey et raat Wecer tas Heol Sat crest Sig atta Ris sack oie APPEAL To The PRESIDENT A ee sobmensa.emes shaun wp Wat: igey tagt nneaens Hetaeule Sie Eee ea ae Eee Biren Cyr.citeaes Hit SSR eater cei Reisner hea the Fini assembly. district. BARA FuRGESHT wenibSe SEAS UE eS se ch ng ae oe een manag Hib Reh uae kis, Ta chen Bae Wert eed ha gain taen: foe ag sa cys ane cata gertourly injured. —_ USE QUINADE Ng other single factor contributes #0 pach ‘to pereonal charm and attrac. Tienes ae beautiful bale. SEEBY'S QUINADE, will help to Deautity and Hoproves the hair. it. wall soften ‘hatsh, kinky hale, making it easter t pet up in any style its length wil PQEISADE tn a medteated pomade containing ingredients which are cal Stinted to stimulate the scalp and the foots of the hale, thereby encourag- ing itt growen. Goviset best resulta from uso ‘Quinade, clennee the scalp regularly Sin Seeby's Quinasoap, the idea! Shampoo. ° Mnaiet. on getting Seehs’s Quinade ‘and Guinasonp. It unable to obtain tsour drucgiat’s mail us the price: Quinede, 35¢; Quinasoap, ze, and Wwe Si'reng them (o yeu.” Seeby Drug Go, 10 Green St, New York City. 2360 Seventh Aven Corner 138th St. SEA FOOD AND HOME COOKING A Live Place for Live People 8. W, WALKER, Xer. E . | MARY LANE "guecsnr to tbe Engta of Se eer Zane FUNERAL DIRECTORS | AND EMBALMERS promot Service at Moderate Rater Fimerat Parlor and Chapel Free 112 W. 182d Street NEW YORK THOSE MOBSISGSIDE «168 RANGE OFFICE (8 Gunteriant fe malen 3 T Peeve Gica 5 ory Poule RODNEY DADE & BROS. UNDERTAKERS, ANOLEMBACMERS = eirrise oUR SrECiAe Eo were 2, Suet, Peete NEW YORK CITY ‘BRIEFS. of otters oe te est dae night at eam chub. eld 2nee Friday, ninhe, ae Heeasthsune Soe ight aes president. Yoiners chosen “were: Vices Bisidene Mean Tie Poaees eecon Be teebiacen ote Nialiene. Piert BSS is Wate Nourpingan: Seis Rage: qnamelal seerctary, a BP chaste: Biting “treararer RE SBR chunk Chateau EA ic ioe Saowsen, chalemes Sf pablicits. “Watling the election & Slater ay sere. irnet Hufhases 0, 49 We. 3e4tn St, rpeetee cortuetady at ba feng and SueSingtee aeehate var strack he Sead in ahead at hein and Madace Beigge, ee - abet WlSie, e330 3, 138th Su ann SF oahern abe preted Satur Bain WEES, Fed eta mace oo Ser eine ae ds Bese ot Badlag att akerecion wth, an une uct Wigueus’ Bane Prank Sune Bkratdons gt Sip eed and was SEGST (Sige Segal Pima dates a rah Reena wero ammented and fned $3 In Bete edie tet enroday’ on ‘hese of elnordenirsonduct, an ONd,_Jebes Rate Moc e isin: Sew ‘arrested ‘Thuraday’ on & SEE 69 poles sting fn, ln porsee- sane Bic etna Red ewok, Ave Ho Eee Pinions ‘so along Spot ah Sie Flake Ake, ho Maal Bie in he ‘coat pocket "when taken David SieDanlela, 48, 3 W. Mlat St. am liceneie tase AS at We 1th Ses San tenes ae ied hee State Pigy"isoriog,sharged ehh beng ‘itary Wath ib WW, 20et St pestle etitona othe bean hb BE: TRSTNig ge Ghe Read ith the art PGE Gyrcittaee’ aun on auras Fraptng Wale het Sere arrelia: sent fae areemte™s cal” Ss Patines, GSE Vad St seeuived ENUASanat She it Sant Sp head Rent nets had ween quacreline Rega ema ae aan Se Sod Fs Sfarola Vieds, 20, 39 Tar Ave. was Masdhe ST gered rmursay,, Unda chines, 23.2 We. tuba St. a GREER yo tna: enene te Sion, Se thant Soartod Sei, angst Wille her’ ‘wietim wage taken ta Tiar- Tagish i's gorau conten, weit aieentel oh Bias, Sparse. with Bind reeny. “Catherine dannson. ie GEMUA SE gatmed hae Sin Len around ee a le fon er ‘coat FORKS fg Tilke ver the season, con guetta Wena FSi, eae te fae Senate’ ates eeay_ felis RECANS Siount Verwon: Similar kes TAMA pasted theeistie the es Sic Milie aut, the aptagor yn Shenthelaescended swith m paraciiute a Feur"goadio ane in natn mn GE ARR etitned SBE Nie REET ay of the Pencoek orci: eh Wann’ BUCS Sam he agen hake Pus was a calor 2 Bybee ae, Rie Reery hp. exegutlye secre tan Hate nlans SORRY ER: $a TOR PMR is hig metal BSP Bf ane a pune Hehe cuvlece as "the Bie ot sqrt ce Shoe a TR Seas hee Phumtay es agisl house dnt tnternational _ chief rand hoestraf he "Keigins at Ther and emi Slee toes aay tron ERR SES eet up Lavery Hate the are” od? de Rhona ot SRR la Beate. ‘liam F Bosley BREN cr 9 conenesint a tréan‘aip fond ar een Inaugurated ty Be wee deer committee Us Urban Teague, “Under the srcetinn WE SEUSINS corti, ‘aneetag ty ot Tat EN Gey Sine Base Be the Sot wi eect Pati geal whie wll be these TENTS eaShiohyte 9 fund or Feataltncine Rome Soe. Suieeny St {Soni "ie"taitman’ of the "wean ‘Fie membership drive of the Harlem ok TEP ormaite: enened FE Ri Aething’ Bin Se meeting a fhe JR Regiment aemoes. The "fee HS Jenn onton, Rito oS Be, &. CM Gainer member of the, au SPR {2000 isms foe arise ‘seca of ver eaniiness, “Cte jeg atk rent nitina toprope oreasene wit cesar ae lations he idiness cnt Meee ree Sen Toure etn atten Seo Ret ceuns Sime Gaccine Sons Bel ent Aves and favorable’ comment. SEP eA mon sie sano oo otiner seet ents haves bean yrs Se or Ree,“ ta rama or Po GINS, betoie lag” changed aga fecaune’ gr (he tiie Seen, Sm gg tte hack ana nay es eszhihge ae, crane seen Beal ye Malte oat ce See Fog docen nnd wrsse alle bring. ort eee eiten Sea, quails” ana Wr Feit Uh emi: wate ‘iterence Dee Se adteretion with ann ar matt a saya an Rak |e sor Wetec eee was aetlousiy in aie when he reited! sab ound | sotesvearnla Auvbras Gale, 219. W eae pected eaten a piste iez Sen ck am aatemoti | Roeud hernaon at fa Se a Essent ate he ds vonica ae Jicarforeits Wetting north on Seventh, Ace rhuratiy avenger hire. Saviet Dae [Teer ee MeeTiatintlor of eine ARE Anan alsa arteer imine ol [APS eee ho wan De Shas *Fannn: coe Sag, serwcke brea EES dee afi eh met ] BSS So aseing tons ‘ashi dane [ste BenBE Facet Won Be 2 ober ire aetengat 8 Fal a 24ers Wadncaiay at Wes $BRh, Saal ee abhnarec i Stead Sa ean atau St | di etted. Weanteany chaexed wit Sacatlng stant ela tenet | OTHERURE Zi Sucinatlie froma earae ac igi St Sena aie Ave. wie Be Bitar owner, Sames Hick iret ian Set and bened, Aven at fate Sf Soi rety sitesi erie at AE Aa to Se nde Reateutas! Riteenoon and Peaches ERG oc iretnis. Ne wana “thoman Johnnon, 42, 412 St. Nichola Aneta Tauuee bas autsmgte a SUCH Sta Set sips injured ie re alved conturions af the weft knee an egteaplng ont & Be imuck om wfc ye ae Medline. & tue, Kenneth Sar Rgethe Sse Nichoutn ater eae TE Eig at epeuiene nutgrbite ari closely followed and fell directly in the midnighe Saturday, when David, Single: See Dahan ets Oe Baits « mates ntti te fag Be se. me RE aoe gi Mindy Biante ofhas te tke Se ences ate feet Pee ee sie ited: at toned ok ae aE ee oe ee Seat naga ae seating ae Aedes Se age one ae la Se ane paneer easel dei Maat be taht a Face aie pe Seal ies ake en TBP aE weunent, cn suse menine atler se SEr eR Bit Gaus tant os Scan anes tae Soak cen Beat ec er ioraileas a oe See ASR sm a, oa 1st ee eae sna tt Ses Beas areitae a eA Tuy ae spi lei tose, eviews FRA, Wlstar eset “ic dncon 230 3 2 cetacean TM age te Beckie hace BMG E Eee Ulan eee ao See are Se Ne Map euss facta SAE Rate a mer Sie uci, 28 ete ae Nh eee Scant Sue Sigriaae a! Shae Setar de GA Site TEAL ect Beaten aki! ae ean MEwnmet “Stevenson. 22. 14 W. ist Sena GSE Tal nied Spee BEER, See riche eR roms to wale wat by Judge Eoseiy Hea Sova as Shs hed Stra ct halal SPH wun fe Roe Ae Tere Seed a Behe ca SoSatle Stn arses Sica 2 SEEN SG eiotee Sis HRT its to PEE tng ce sy asa rere MES ME St SRE ete Nahe His Renee toate eee Mecne eve, i hte alt Sena pies gar iana he eetores Raa tetedtraaihy Enh Reel femice bee ates eee PM (ae the’ Saw Fork Tribune. Me eta Pade Beas ane pe atin tae oe ent crane GaSe or, ee RR ce ela ana Saas? raat inte SG gah aM, Siac Seas ama! Stee Saas se Aci acantins 20 i RUE OE AGING tort at tera Ses Eon, ate 0 pears ied oui BME SPE Bie He hak wee STE Fen Sneeh ele alt fot iees atid cen Sart die Share ee Ques Bice at tate wok See ae weet en SLA Re cnt Bele ener ae a 2 tem: Be anmetng. SNC a eit of OMe MSR Sai Sae eaten a ace ae SAE a ed stb RSet Set Ee AOR ET acct oh AT THE OLGA recent Ie Basin Feanron, Orange: ain Sn Sire Charice Heangon, Orange: Be kath (et Bema Sap ies et ine foi ica ee ast Pea Se eat te ao Bee lant, Helge Sere PPR Te ae Se an eae a beth any, Has conta EE Een catia ae fates Catala, Was Si ras archaea, ae REP ae ae saa al Ea he By oie, es, Sea ne USE Bae iaadiae oe abe Gees CE ima : Tony, LANGSTON corya ERNE ER STM Fete arr er anaes dealers i Meee cee tg Gorersees wee, rane Siem het ee te ue Sa Sei athena arene se Ree Shpeesnh a eatarend SRP yc tt es oe Se ‘York ames stat. ad 7 HIT GIRL ON THE HEAD” ! rna Jones, 16. 126 W. 143d St, was attacked Uy" dtimer Walle in thele aces tate Stat” Sate PERE TESnS Ca ca Re ear ates Wetton ort Sar Ea saoortyn, osATES sary BRO BERS ye: eee RN panaete fea Pee sae Rene ge ete Air Aches ions ts 8 Sate fon Ave: Sarah Smith. 29,94 Mitton ie Seed ae aise Fe Sevan: af Bt clr Se eo eras a Pe fe Acca, tiie ot eet ee, ish tae: Hees Besar ime i aera Paths et neta Si Bee cat eatan! afin Boerne 'ts MOG al ande: Bassett, net Testes Sip SP ehine he ances, jon Bee unig. MANHATTAN HORTALITY ered bet ated Saeko Bea crt: inet ie 3 Be eae satan ie 16 Bad de decom, Beers, 1 Alexander Wee. 36 HF WV, a8sih 5 4 . “NEMESIS,” MAGHZINE STORY, ew, Yong, May i8-—The Conary tcl Han a ate Geng pastas See Sa Shaan Ease Sant, Moasing ha et San aD a aR Nach Seer ore See ae fat Seat a AS en Oa mae Seip ala Be Sh soe astae SRE Betas. aaa eons Sate eee AMET ine Solita ger ett Mase Beats Ae aaa SLE ae Sean eo SUEY Sey toms hm re comes ota ES sera lorena tne esate commas i tate ee less release of passion In mob mur- sen. : “e ve STATE ‘NEWS ‘YonKERS, HY. ae itidnsharatty! Siar Gat Ste Hama $2 Riverdale Ave. and atts, Dora Wey oy scene 8 Caran Jock: Tne ace aur aiaiemonme Ave te Sih oc Meat Mra Dobe gustan, Wa Pasta” aon rare Bane Sromned f UREReosestRe ieee on Priease star SB. Sctaphte hella aeion tee ew. (ets under, the case 9f Br Bt acsigan Wines ines Mosk: ies. is Teving PL, ‘Gathertne Siiter, 437 Lsaen St, and Lucinda Plekett of Xow Reig ttendea the: dean sedate of tho Mayfower tent in Blain feldy Si, . an aeldeten Bh neve 6, it Hai aang eae Bes cece tenn ala hatte hevanmon! wadresa, oie alum nszo- eicuSe"se fae iantcsuone WieTeepests Ehotatn et aie pain on aka Eutheran church Sai he eld oman kelthe, Wimane nal, The ia Shiver wil Ge omitveg on Siny- Ie and SRF ES Sha tater BAS Alentl) Whe Tbh trunk concert Ee REgoy ts slant rt omio Toren. Esthet iieown, tthe and Sermenes, Carina, AWetne Suateth ‘Aare, "Dorothy. Tuddiek, Bernier Por- deeticaneinen rh ag i Porte, the Steam OH "Stetee ME Kien East HBr wens aha. Spgante: An oie onload quite “party ag, fel aa BIE, BU GREE the adaices 9 Sieaan ayant eure Sire reward ‘poke'en many relles whieh ste hade “JAMAICA, N.Y. Seg, raul QALER ol eon nate ste o heeuater My Br Bowers fase week. Mira Heed o€ New Yorke was fit iat ot Ss, Geo, Aton George We. Garter” of Brent tated Riso beads Sohn W, Wese, ies Bana SUSPnat of er York Gncertatned ths Fran Fram hint elub apt, Saturdas ESSIE'AT he faults af he ste tne ie Moniaspes St Swain B, Hou fam. Ie Stern, it G. Paris F. “Turner Si Habeet a2 saa W: Gp Booghersee we acy avenn' 3. Clbters Sverre Saas Ato Pate & Gitinenaing ns B, Saiees ae Eiarsen sat Stverar (nose, 2 sri an @. Fors. Banbat comnts Fe SR “ogee meeting Meads Peking ac Sec renionse at ire Lane Fag Wein seen he ettgn of: fet Skane" af. ofS BS Aethcaetinting e fer Sears fe BiG hole ta the ueSin er ee thant Bahai whe id on’ Men eharch toa Re Guneraae bln ‘theses in inert edge san Tea Ectetial canter nether sieht ta eee numbers am Sit Utena RGF? fat" Wath matron. RARE Mach “Heogneetea “home "ter ay eaten ene Wea invau'stetions of Jamaica, ‘aarp DUET MY a arorie Party i Give rm alle gate Ste aes & Mex Wtonie ‘Begoles her daueiter, and Sra Namb Garathets, fer assed intiut “te nor tet, Bit blethaay tee Mth! the saorne ths ta Shine ieee cannes ouere wer IMD cor 22 a hanetione gts wer feaulra rue Pana Aa Encrinintient at the Some: o¢ Ses and Being te the change ot wether gal ee eed, Petit Real Set oe REARS au Hs pene owe {RES Onecot ihe best clubs in the church MOUNT VARNON. N.Y, 3 MOP Te sd Non “tt Ae eA! Wits setae Ae UA Eistage Site ues maker =e 8 ELISE SUR ate te Seite hes eee ime "the. morning ap evening "series i tte Natiernesn” the “tadien “of th Hhycee ARSE Sco ahem See hgt AnTemtertaunmen wie Be Mehdat octet tor re” arta BNE ise and eldeen tated a 12 SST aToe tron hart nich Mebieaye Tueh wan ene Fe Hea we atta ot MeeeHonia panies ebase nie de ANSI A A Ts thle nl davar'nanta) tha elecont Suga satucted ty. he lees Sr, Nelson. 2h Eitire weak and idjaing eae’ neld ina ae Ey Metleet Se" Grace’ Rape ers | Seca the Raw Sec Pe Bocas etnty fas"s St [isin eae [ricsaas ote Saabiown Eingeneian fiven by Strg. budies and Prof. Win ERS" We leharek eka tondes: ak | fev atiniage” ales ie Neadings 3 Nori | tt Ave. ie" dey i the Re Sie deeehel, are he f|fay, “The @ay Queen” given “las | Fiiraiag" taht One Sethe afandeae at ) feted Ns Raeok. gt ord preache | a8 eth services Sunday ne the A |. eRatebePeiee ent wees tn | Koala tia tne prea ser” ier Bfasene as Decent a6 We chute Moriahs evenings "Thursday Sirs. ial | APSE Hse naa atten pene Sati aed aa h ae |S ata hte ca hs | Sets. Snmcnstiy Osteen | Rear of te ering try Enc me igo Saved Rome Site's igaety / SYRACUSE, N.Y. | tere SNC A Baltics pall an | ache' Studer ot ah Sean Shaka Oat fees Rear Se Se gh | open ait ise eae Torlen, ae tiated eect ated | Et Biovenennonar ie susniccs fees ehancemeny gaa ME | She, Sathany “ating Meath” suinda | Atrg. Davi anderach of 723% B. Wah Inston "Et, Are" the" Sroud “parents PeRTaeet wala ‘Anatom, Bort Spr OES Rinderson Ge Seating aon | pice, Son Frances, Walker ot | WotRineiom ae arieshing ihe eo | Seren ae ate Pace | Bee eR iad a | fie Rae a Aste cai iT ing About’ 2 lode, “tie "went ine VIE chad fe ine ot tnd | Rett founa’to the'etepect® Sas Claris *] Frank or this wits was tecentiy matric | fo Jordan ‘Bickedo "ot Siesetey Spring AvOUAN. nv, Prot, inte OP a Bhetiosia) ser :|inary ‘preached at the A. M. bE. 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OFFICE AT THE, sOUER TIT AVES AGE TEN DETROIT STARS IN 4-2 VICTORY OVER AM. GIANTS By MISTER FAN BY MISTER FAYE Scholarship Day-Bruce Detway hiked on to the club house after today's game, joined his play- ers and refuses to to it until after then to say, "Tell 'em, we've been playing two years to heat the club on his own grounds before a Sunday and was on the 18th of the month we did it." That's a great say, too, because that is what Detroit did and did lift to wood, beat the te. I intreviewed them after then to say, "Tell 'em, we've been here two years to heat tube on his own grounds before a wrestler and in was on the 13th of the month we did it." That said he was the same say, because that is what Detroit did and did not wood heat the Giants in 1921 and since then the breaks have been there with two wrestlers after Rile gave Detroit a run in the first by forcing in by walking Davis with theoses two wrestlers when Rile attempted to field Jones hunt and made a miss of that. Petway followed with a single driving in still another, and when Rile started to pitch his head off. Rile was equally after his head off that first frame. With one event to third on Jones out, Hobby Williams made a poor throw to Brown on Daniels, who had relieved Petway behind the hat, and Davis The Giants started off in the first frame by Gardner heating out a bunt in the second. Tortorientis grizzle pushed DeMoss to second. He stole third, but Brown couldn't bring him in. Brown pulled out and the team came here when he took Beckwitt's drive just before it hit the earth in the home second. Tortorientis single to second. He bowled the attempted sacrifice rolled foul and he was out for hunting third strike. Tortorient advanced on a balk. See the second. Beckwitt took second, where he was left stranded when Jones collided with Stearns as the former coped Marlachiera drive and Lyons ulssed the third strike. The fifth saw the Giants edge up a bit. Williams doubled and Weston knocked Bobbitt to third. Garned popped to Jefferies. DeMoss pushed one to Riggins, who in his hurry to field it. Tortorientis pumped home. With Tortorientis up the crowd pulled for a tying run, but the host the center field could do was to knock Williams beat out a bit to Cooper in the seventh with one gone. A lightning double play, Jefferies to Phillips to Wesley, stopped the Giants HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY HAIR GROOM TAKE HAIR ALL Keeps Hair Combed Millions Use It—Fine for Hair! —Not Sticky, Greasy or Smelly A few cents buys far of "Hair-Groom" at any drug store, which is usually unruly or chaundooed hair stay camouflaged all day. In any style you like. AHH-H—LOUISVILLE AT LAST, AND I JUST GOT HERE IN TIME—TOO DAY IS DERBY DAY LOUISVILLE CITY LIMITS DRIVE SLOW HEY, LOOK OUT THERE—THIS IS A ROCK, QUARRY, AND WE'RE GON'T TO BLAST! WELL, I MIGHT AS WELL SIT DOWN HERE AND REST A BIT—AND AT THE SAME TIME DOPE OUT HOW I CAN BUM MY WAY INTO THE GRANDSTAND— 5 MILES TO RACE TRACK WHEE—E COME ON YOU 'ZEV!! C'MON!! HAMPTON TRACK MEET ON SATURDAY DRAWS ATHLETES BY GIDEON E. SMITH Acting Physical Director Hampton, VA Hampton, worlds record holder of the running broad jump—25 feet and 3 inches will championship track and field meet which will be held on Arm-Saturday. Hampton institutes on the same day as the college in the afternoon. Arbortements are also being made to Hampton for the following schools took part. Howard University, Virginia Union University, St. Paul Normal and Industrial school, Bordentown Manual Training school of New Jersey, University of St. Paul Normal and Industrial school, Bordentown Manual Training school of New Jersey, University of St. Paul Normal and Junior high school, Junior high school and Armstrong high school, all of Washington University, Hampton, Newport Booker T. Washington high school of Norfolk, V., and Nor- FANS GET FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE CUBANS SUNDAY Joe Green's Chicago Giants will entertain the Cubans in a Scholars' game during the aboriginals' visit to the American Giants, who up on that the same day in St. Louis, a five-game series. Jamaica will be played with the Cubans here. Needless to say, Molina has a good ball club. They broke even with Pete Hill's Milwaukee Rays after the cold weather had erupted to the extent that their play was so intense that score. The same happened to Detroit, but when the Cubans got to Toledo there was another story. They mauled Blench Johnson's gang around to the tune of They are coming here and either Pedroza or Bonda will do the work. Alexander or Walter Hall to the mound. This will be the only appearance of the Cubans until they return to play. Giants on May 30, Decoration day. The teams will line up as follows: Cuban Stars cf. Green 1b, Giants Dr. Sierra cf. Green 1b, Winston cf. Green 1b, Jenkins cf. Campos cf. Green 1b, Hios cf. Green 1b, Bachin n. 2b, White 1b Drakez, b Sierra, 2b Montalvo, b Campos, rf Rios, 2b King, b King, 2b Laguna, Lemon or Board, paleaker or Ball. ST LOUIS VOLEY BALL PLAYERS BEATEN IN THE NATIONAL PLAY The volleyball team from the St. Louis 5A, at championships, but after falling into the second round by the default, who failed to put in their appearance, the Mound City lads lost to the players. The team visited the Defender office before they left for home. The team visited the Defender office before they left for home. IN the sixth annual learn-to-swim in camp, conducted by the Warrior School, from April 20 to May 11, 476 boys were en- rolled in swimming classes. 272 boys were taught life saving. The official stand- ing of tennis was held, the school, 186; Colman school, 153; Raymond school, 144; Mason school, 150; Individual point winners were; James Mitchell, Colman school, second; Abhonso Clayton, Puller school. VANDALS' STAR KILLED Athens Kimbrough, well-known local athlete, was shot and killed early Sunday morning, life, formerly the notorious Egg Therber. Kimbrough, better known as Hilda basketball team and the Puritans of Orange; was outfielder and catcher of the Kentucky Reds. In the late war he was a member of Battery K, 16. He was also said to be the result of a feud lasting 10 years. Coles refused to make any statement as to the cause of the shoot- APPEST STABLE MAN ARREST STATE Jamestown, May 15—Hike Nelson, a race track stallent at the Jamestown Raceway, May 15. Saturday night by the Detectives Dangherity and Higgins of the Baltimore police, Richard Peanman, super- portent of Boyer's race track, a sports team telling Judge Humphries in the Queens County court that he was the man who did the golf-defense, but that he did golf-defense. BLACK BARONS IN MEMPHIS, Teen, May 15—The Montgomery Black Barons of the Southern sports team, with the Memphis club, starting May 16. In the now $50,000 starting May 16. In the now $50,000 Wednesday, first: McAllester, second Greece, shortstop; Mitchell, right; Williams and Pointster are the catchers, with Jain, Soloman and Daugherty, pitches. SWIFT GIANTS BEAT SOLDIERS Southern District Rangers' honor and running catches by Riggs and Berry featured a 12 to 10 win nine from Fort Leavenworth. "Poor Sam" Rudd had a great day at Fort Swift Giants...3 0 0 0 3 0 4 0 - 10 12 Soldiers...3 0 0 0 3 0 4 0 - 3 4 ASH STILL PASTING THEM university nine, is still starting with the stick. Against Illinois Saturday at defeating their old-time rivals and at lowa City, Iowa, when the Wolwines Anh. Am's timely hit led the doing. cum high school of Portsmouth, Va. All of these institutions are expected to join the following schools have stated their willingness to enter teams for this second meet: Lincoln university, N.C.; Salisbury, N.C.; Salisbury, N.C.; Willeforce university of Willeforce, Ohio; Knoxville university of Knoxville, N.C.; Bateleigh, N.C.; Harrison high school of Rononoke, Va. Lincoln, with her relay team freshman, will be the first team to relay, will be a strong contender for the relay cup trophy. The Howard relay team made such a great team that commissional relays will be on hand to try to duplicate its feat of last year. Neilson B. Jones of Hampshire, capita-identified as confident of leading his team to victory. The competition will be hard year and all teams must fight hard May 19 to win an Armstrong field. FRED IRVIN TO HAVE ALL STAR BOUTS ON MAY 18 Fred Irvin will pry off the boxing lid in our midst on Friday night, May 18, at Entertainment Hall. 38th St., when he will give the boxing lid in enger a 44-round card with Sammy Mandeau. He 126-pound hash Rockford, Ill., and Joe Frico facing each other in the 1960s. A. One of the best hours of the evening will be be-ween in Townsend, Gentleman Jack, he is called, and Battling Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh to knock Jack's block off, and got something for e latter isn't look- Townsend 10 knock Jack's Jack and Jack may be has got something Cavannah that the latter isn't looking to get. Hill, runner-up in the Terbina's amateur contest in the 115-pound class, will meet Chick Dong- Tribune's amateur point class, will show arms' gym. George Butch and Jimmie Wells are teammates, rounds, while the fans will find a hot 10-round fight the Roses Mumford Frank Kennedo. PETER BROWN Tickets are on sale for her's drug store 252 State St. ST. Art barber shop and Frank Young sporting editor of the New York Times defender. Prices are $2 and $3.50. $2 and $3.50. John Hill Interest has reached fever heat in the Townsend-Cavannah match. The fans have all admitted to the inside venue and a record crowd is expected. First bout is at 8:15 sharp. MARCOS WIN. 5-3 Dayton, Ohio. May 13. The Dayton Association of Colored Professional Baseball clubs, defeated the Harsman nine miles away. May 14. A game a eight exhibition of baseball battles evenly matched teams. Caduera, the white Indian pitcher, was effective after the roster change. **Harsman** | **Marcos** --- | --- Harsman, A.I. | Harsman, A.I. Harsman, A.I. | Harsman, A.I. Haw, gfr. f. | 4 1 0 | Jane, bh. | 4 1 0 Smith, bh. | 4 1 0 | Cole, cfr. f. | 4 1 0 Smith, bh. | 4 1 0 | Binder, sfr. | 4 1 2 Paul, fh. | 4 1 0 | Alex, def. f. | 4 2 0 Paul, fh. | 4 1 0 | Alex, def. f. | 4 2 0 West, sfr. | 4 1 0 | Cph. f. | 4 1 1 Blerl, ncf. f. | 4 1 2 | Warner, f. | 3 1 2 Koehry, f. | 4 1 2 | Cph. f. | 4 1 1 Total | 37 13 25 11 | Tenns. | 35 10 27 14 **Harsman** | **Marcos** --- | --- Harsman, A.I. | Harsman, A.I. Harsman, A.I. | Harsman, A.I. Two-base hits—Buffs, Lynch, Hayes, Alex. Two-base hits—Buffs, Lynch, Hayes, Alex. Bale on ball—Buffs, Lynch, Caduera. SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET # SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET A annual Sunday school athletic meet which will be held on Saturday, June 2 at 11 a.m. at the school on the way. From all indications over 200 young athletes will participate in the meet. Are: Under 105-pound class, 50-yard dash, 75-yard dash, standing broad jump, 75-yard dash, standing broad jump, 75-yard dash, 100-yard dash, running broad jump, 400-yard relay, unrunning broad jump, 75-yard dash, running high jump, 400-yard relay, Gold and silver medals will be given to all events, except relay races, in which only the winning relay teams will be awarded. The cup will be awarded to the Sunday school scoring the greatest number of points. # GIVE JACK JOHNSON VERDICT CUBA JACK 14—A—The boxing commission has given Jack Johnson the decision in his recent bout against Larry Holmes, in which he defeated afflaws that it was Lodge's rib bones which were broken and no injuries to the belt, as the defeated man claimed. # SHAW DEFEATS MURPHY Tonkers, N. Y. May 11—Henry Shaw was awarded the decision over Lloyd Holmes on the Columbus Sport club. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER At Churchill Downs WELL, I MIGHT AS WELL SIT DOWN HERE AND REST A BIT. — AND ON THE SAME TIME DOES OF SAME HOW I CAN BUM MY WAY INTO THE GRANDSTAND. — 5 MILES TO RACE TRACK HE DID THAT Manager of the Detroit Stars, ww. Gino Ginori of Sunday afternoon, hit innings, and when things looked daunting for him in the fifth and sixth team, Things looked awful hazy in his "huddle" extended his more day night for him and Tony Bloum. Michiganers had coped against Tate Stars Split Even with Homestead Grays. A BRUCE PETWAY Manager of the Detroit Stars, who parked his team in the American Giants' yard Sunday afternoon, kicked "their dog around" in the first game of the season, and then received for him in the fifth and sat on the bench, where he run the team. Things looked awful hazy in the ninth with two out and three in the end. The Giants went on a night night for him and Tony Blount—twice the first Sunday game the Michiganders had coped against Foster on his own grounds since 1921. TATE-STARS SPLIT EVEN HAMPTON INTERCLASS TRACK WITH HOMESTEAD GRAYS AND FIELD MEET A SUCCESS Cleveland, Ohio, May 14, 14. After pear on the score board the Tate Stars went on a rampage yesterday at Tate Stars, the team's first game, which they lining of the first game, which they the Homestead Grays in the nightcap, 14 to 10. Lelly Williams started on the field and held the Tates with ease for eight and almost lost the game, Johnson lol the Tates at bat in the second and two circuit drives in five tries to intended, the local sluggers include five doubles, two triples and two home runs. Homestead 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Tate Stars 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Homestead 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 - 5 Tate Stars 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 5 JACK JOHNSON TO BOX "TUT" JACKSON MAY 30 Borichio, Ohio, May 13—Jek Johnson on the world, will box Tutt Jackson here on Memorial day, according to work manager. The former chairman is expected to arrive here on May 15. LINCOLN AND CUBANS SPLIT New York, May 12—The Cuban Stars and the Lincoln Giants broke even in grounds at the Catholic prison. R.I.E. Cuban Stars.-0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 2–8 Cuban Stars.-0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 3–8 Batteries: Johnny and Fernandez; Brown and Glee, Wiley. R.I.E. Cuban Stars.-0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1–8 Lincoln Giants.$1 0 0 0 0 0 1–6 1 2 Batteries and Fernandez; Williams and Wiley. THEY: WILL UMPIRE AT— The following assignments for the day began with the game out at the league headquarters in Chicago for the coming week, start-taking the team out at Indiana, and Donaldson; at Indiana, Boone and Lem Williams; at Toledo, Sister Emily; at Chicago, Emily; and at Chicago, Tom Johnson and William Red. MOTOR TO KENTUCKY DERBY Messrs. Repoite Lee, Lee, Sam Young, Rickley and Walter Sneed, formed a week to witness the running of the Derby Saturday. The tlb was made in which is owned by Mr. Sneedy. They will visit Walt Speedy, Jr. HARRISBURG GIANTS WIN Lanester, Pa. May 12. —The Hir- mets make four straight and one the game Giants have played here this season. In R. Harrisburg Giants 0.1 15 10 -10 15 In R. Harrisburg Giants 0.1 15 10 -10 15 | | | | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | **league** | 0.2000101 | 2.5.2 | | **White** | | | | Peterstraw and Techs | | | ATTENTION BaseballClub Owners and Managers Telegraph your game's score by innings, including hits, runs, errors, both batteries and outstanding feature plays. WIRE BY Paid Night Letter Immediately After Games TO- SPORTING EDITOR Chicago Defender 3435 Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill. BLAM! no parked his team in the American reds whose dog cramped in the first serious he sent Daniels in to do the at on the bench, where he ran the the ninth with two out and three all Chase was hit enough Since —twas the first Sunday game the ster on his own grounds since 1921. HAMPTON INTERCLASS' TRACK AND FIELD MEET A SUCCESS 100-yard dash: Won by C. V. Brown 100-yard dash: C. Eyren, third time, 10-2, 5-2 seconds. 220-yard dash: Won by W. C. Erwin; C. V. Brown; C. V. Brown; third time, 2 seconds; 400-yard run: Won by J. T. Langston; Cardozo; Cardozo; third time, 144 seconds; 850-yard run: Won by J. T. Anderson; Townsend; third time, 2 minutes; 1200-yard high hurdles: Won by E. D. Woodson; W. W. Cardozo; second; C. V. Brown; Townsend; third time, 2 minutes; 1200-yard high hurdles: Won by W. M. Klin; C. V. Brown; second; J. H. Klin; 220-yard low hurdles: Won by W. M. Klin; C. V. Brown; second; J. H. Klin; 1-mile run: Won by R. Graham; R. A. Coles; second; R. Buntrand; R. Buntrand; fourth; 42 seconds; 2-mile run: Won by R. Graham; R. A. Coles; second; R. Buntrand; R. Buntrand; fourth; 42 seconds; 1-mile run: Won by R. Graham; R. A. Coles; second; R. Buntrand; R. Buntrand; fourth; 42 seconds; Shot put: Won by E. L. Dahney; H. A. Cahoon; third distance, 24 feet 2 inches; Discus throw: Won by E. L. Dumma; H. A. Cahoon; third distance, 24 feet 2 inches; Javelin throw: Won by E. H. Hargrove; third distance, 97 feet 6 inches; Javelin throw: Won by E. H. Hargrove; third distance, 126 feet 8 inches. Running tread jump: Won by J. A. Barker; Brown, second; Won by J. A. Barker; third; Won by 22 inches. Running high jump: Won by E. P. Woodson; E. Hargrove, second; J. I. Woodson; E. Hargrove, second. Pole vault: Won by E. A. Barker; D. R. Burrell, second; G. B. D. Stephens. 1-mile relay: Won by class of 1922. 3-mile relay, third time, 3 minutes, 22 seconds. TO PLAY BOSTON TIGERS Juvenated All-Stars of Providence, Colored champions of New England, are next to the All-Stars of Kansas City at Kinstley park on next Sunday, May 20. Their antagonists will be the All-Stars of Notre Dame, who two games last year for the champion, with going a long way to see, to manage Dan Whitehead, of the All-Stars of some of the college boys and several semi-professionalists, who are a tumor of the diamond. May 6, the All-Stars defeated the Warren team at Warren in a practically errorless game, by a 2 to 1 victory. This will be the champions this year all along the line. CHAMOKIN SULK'S TRIBBEI SHAMOKIN SILKS THIPPED Shamokin, Pa. May 14-Harrisburg Shamokin, Pa. May 14-Harrisburg today 3 to 1. Urown's errors cox Shamokin the game. Hartburg Glenns Shamokin Silks Jenkins.ibn. 0 1 1 2 Michefa. 0 1 2 3 Jackson.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Mimeh.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Jackson.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Mimeh.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Fidler.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Mimeh.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Fidler.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Mimeh.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Week.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Elem.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Pellts.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Elem.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Pellts.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Elem.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Tridwell.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Vann.ibn. 0 1 2 3 Totals. 0 2 2 13 Totals. 0 1 2 17 "H AWARDED 10 HAMPTON MEN Hampton. May. 14 The--The following Hampton institute men have been George A. Alexander, captain, Cynthi- lan, Hawtha. Harris, Richmond. David B. Burrell, Booneake, Vake. Bertrand C. Jacobs, Pittfield, Mass. John D. Jacobs, Ida. Ida. John D. Jacobs, Ida. Ida. Rushin, Cauthurvillie, Va. St. Clair Joseph H. Lynch, Luckyn Mines, Ky. Joseph H. Jackson, Lynch Mines, Ky. has been elected captain of the baseball team for 1833-1834. AMERICAN GIANTS AT ST. LOUIS, MONARCHS AT DETROIT SUNDAY MONARCHS TIGHTEN A.B.C.'S RUN WILD; HOLD ON 2ND PLACE; MILWAUKEE DROPS 3 POUNCE ON SAINT LOUIS IN EIGHTH The American Giants will board a rattler for St. Louis some time Saturday, and will play a game serving with the St. Louis Stars at the Stars' Park Sunday. Now St. Louis has been treated rather roughly since the haunted tourney away from the Mound City. Kansas City took five straight and Indianapolis is on its way to the playoffs. The American Giants will face a club with its back against the wall and the Chicago club is likely to take one or two games. The owners of the St. Louis club have planned a gala parade, as this is the opening of the league, which the American Giants have played there on Sunday. The mayor and city officials are attending in a body. It will be a battle in a body. St. Louis plays a different game before the home crowd. Foster's pitching staff has been strengthened by the addition of Jack Marshall and Owens, the latter from Meharry Medical school at Nashville. The head of the American Giants will be in first place before July 10. Directly after the Mound City series the teams were they engage the Monarchs of Kansas City in a four-game series which starts Saturday, May 26. The teams play in the St. Louis Giants series will bat as follows: cous Hewitt, f Madeo, lb Cinkew, f Cinkew, ff Juwell, s Juwell, s Neales, cf Fagh, f Rogers, cf Gardner, rf Gardner, sf Tortori, cf J. Brown, lb Barker, lb Marbarker, lb Lyons, lf Williams, ss Hawkins, sf Hawkins, sf Hawkins, sf Monarchs at Detroit READERS! If you are making any sort of change of address notify this office at once in order to insure against delay in delivery of your newspaper THE Chicago Defender 3435 INDIANA AVENUE CHICAGO By Rogers WHEE-E COME ON YOU "ZEV"!! C'MON!! AT ST. LOUIS, DETROIT SUNDAY ter's men and the Monarchs hold a batting line, the Chicago club emerges. It looks like the Monarchs will series easily sailing unless Blount's men or Foster is able to stop them. Many Blount's club left with Buddy Bauer in high spirits after winning Sunday's contest. It looks as though Cooper has found himself and the infield is working. Thomas and Warfield is not felt, the way Jefferies and Riggins, Phillips and Wesley are taking care of things. Suffield and Warfield are swimming with Suffield and Dakin alternating right. A grand reception awaits the Monarchs. Detroit will handle the Stars play. The series opens Thursday. The clubs will bat as follows: Monarchs Detroit Donalee, 2b Jeffery, 1s Anderson, 2b Higgins, ss Moore, 2s Stearns, cs Moore, 1f Johnson, rf Watson, if Rogan, 1f Smith, rf Hawkins, 1c Force, 3, Williams, 1c Daniels, 3 Milwaukee at Indianapolis A. Wilson, ef Wilson, ib 1b Thomas, if Thomas, if F. Hill, ib F. Hill, ib Roth, c bood, b Strong, s BIG FIELD DAY FOR PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL The athletic department of the Wendell field day Friday, June 1, at the American Giants park at 1 p.m. There body from the school to the park, also drills, interclass events and Maypole track meet for both boys and girls, general events and 30 games. The proceeds will go to the school athletic department. It will also to exist three years ago. The general public, as well as parents and relatives students are urged to support the event. ```markdown ``` CLEVELAND NATIONALS WIN Youngstown, Ohio. May 13—Jim Taylor's Cleveland Nationals defeated the New Castle Kokas here in a one-sided game. That was to two or more hits and ran losses well. Taylor and the Nationals. The Nationals play Diedhan Sainsa's Toledo Tigers here on May 17. Taylor and the Nationals play Diedhan Sainsa's Toledo Tigers here on May 17. and at Toledo May 19 and 20. Taylor has a good ball club together, and will make them all austle. R.H.E. Cleveland ...3 4 1 3 1 3 6 2 -23 16 3 New Castle .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 7 6 SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 BOXING SHOW AT LINCOLN GARDEN THURS., MAY 24 Gus Rhodes Has Four Bouts, Including Chuck Henderson vs. Battling Norfolk Gus Phlores' first show or boxing contest will be held at the Lincoln Gardens, 450 E. 31st St., Chicago, Ill., on Monday, May 24, at which time all lovers of the fastie will be invited. The event will get a glimpse of some of their favorites in action. The contest will be between Chuck Henderson, heavy-weight of New Orleans, and Rattling Norfolk, late of New Orleans, best now of this city. A There will he three other good bouts on the card. LANGFORD TO FIGHT FLOWERS BROOKLYN TO FIGHT FLOWERS LANGFORD, champion of this country, will meet "Tiger" Flowers of Atlanta, Ga. "Tiger" Flowers of Atlanta, Ga. Fonce de Leon ball park on Decatur drive. The advance sale of tickets is heavy. CURTIS DEBENEZ SUGGS Fall River, Mass., May 14—Johnny Curtin (white) of Jersey City won the $500 in sugars in a 10-round bout here last Friday. The shaded sugars in six of the sessions. THE Standing W. L. Pct. Indianapolis Kansas City Chicago Indiana Detroit Stars Cuban Stars Indiana Milwaukee St. Louis The Chicago Defender is on sale at The Chicago Central depot news stand. Akron Correct diagnosis is absolutely necessary for effective treatment of permanent cure. We give every patient a thorough physical examination and implement the following and X-ray examination, blood tests, and mammography with cardiology, inpatient nursing with cardiology, inpatient nursing doctor. Life is too sacred. Excessive diagnosis often prevents long, serious, painful illness, and saves you dangerous, expensive operations. 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HIGHEST AV. spice, but WANTED — GIRLS TO MAKE LAMP shades; will also teach touch and give poke adornments after you learn. 310 E. 208, 381, 382. SPEELED WOMAN WANTED AS HOUSE surgeon; will teach small range, shoes, reduced, 2015 Michigan, small range, David, Brooke. 2222 EXPERIENCE WANTED WORKERS in the kitchen, Friday and Saturday, Mrs. Deswesheria, 228 W. Wition. FIRST-CAMP RETOUCHER AND RECIEP- tIONER photo studio, Appy R. Chesapeake, Reservoir. WANTED - EXPERIENCED SEAMSTER, no other need applied. E. Jobehle, 317 Bldg. 1000, 50th Street. WANTED - EXPERIENCED AND INDEPENDENT lamp shade makers; apply. E. Jobehle, 50th Street. WANTED - GOOD LAMP SHADE MAKERS, 50th Street. Bldg. 4100, Lawrence Ave. 5000, 5250 Prairie Ave. SANG WANTED - REAL PROPOSITOR, Hibbler, Bldg. 4100, Lawrence Ave. 5000, 5250 Prairie Ave. GIRLS WANTED FOR LAUNDRY WORK, 5000, Lawrence Ave. SHADES MAKERS, WANTED. STRAIGHT work; good pay. Call 611 5111 at: ANTHONY BURKE, 317 Bldg. 4100, Lawrence Ave. 5000, 5250 Prairie Ave. HELP WANTED - MALE WANT SEVERAL DECORATING CREWS FOR IMPERIAL WORK, PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT IF SATISFACTORY. CALL AT 611 5111, WASHINGTON ST. 800 SQ. AVE. BOYS! We have positions for boys with bicycles, on one or two weeks, for months for steady attendance, and in addition $2 per week for upkeep of MGR. WESTERN UNION TEL. CO. SUNDAY, TUEF MAY WEEKS, REAL PROPHESY, HOLDER, BILL 401, 400架室, A.C. PORTER-DRIFT STORE; WITH BETTER PORTER-DRIFT STORE; WANTED A FIRST CLASS BARBER, ADD Box 256, Warwick, IL; WANTED SHOP SHINER AND HAY CLAYER, 6231 University Ave. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE WANTED OFFICE WORK, TYPE housing, BILL 401, 400架室; SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED trial, Call Lengths 400; GIRL WANTS OFFICE WORK, VICTORY 6231; FOR SALE-FURNITURE BIG BARGAINS Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only MAY 17, 18 AND 19 HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE SPECIAL SALE 401 VINCENES AVENUE SUNFIELD PAPERSTAR PAYROLL SEP. 7-FEBR table, and a Papermaster table holder call evening only, 401 VINCENES AVENUE. DINING ROOM SET. 7 LEATHER SEAT Table. 100. 150. 180. 200. 220. 240. 260. 280. 300. 320. 340. 360. 380. 400. 420. 440. 460. 480. 500. 520. 540. 560. 580. 600. 620. 640. 660. 680. 700. 720. 740. 760. 780. 800. 820. 840. 860. 880. 900. 920. 940. 960. 980. 1000. PIANO FOR SALE. IN GOOD CONDITION: clearp. 1522 Langer ave. Dong. 526. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS ABSOLUTELY FREE THE GRAND PRIZE EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER 551 East 47th Street Phone Oakland 0366 FOR 5 DAYS IN YOUR OWN HOME Without Any Obligation OFFICES FOR RENT OFFICES IN MORGIN CORNER BLUE, best location on E. Kirk st., iii., bot. and cold water corrency, iii., E. Kirk st. CHILDREN TO DURB RINGING IN FROM 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Older from 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Indiana Ave. Amherst, Ill. Ht. S2-2. N.J. 101-200-2000. BOARD, good food, airline, 103-200-2000. WILL CARE FOR BAMES AT HOME, CALL 234-3141 Prairie Ave. after 4 p.m. CARPENTERS BURTON CAMPING CENTER CAMPING CENTER CAMPING CENTER 640-736-6000, 640-736-6000, 640-736-6000 BOYS! FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT P. FRANKLIN'S FAMILY HOTELS 8040-42 INDIANA AVENUE Indiana, IN Phone: 8040-42 INDIANA AVENUE Phone Roomed 1663 4524 INDIANA AVENUE Phone Dialed 865 MR. P. FRANKLIN, Prop. BEAUTIFUL COZY, WARM FURNISHED ROOMS Electric Lights, Gas; Sanitary Wilels with Private Lockers, Gas Stairs, Family Lamps, and $100. Family to Surface Lamps and "L." FOR NICE PUNK, ROOM FOR COUPLES at reasonable rates, try the frequiql Hotel, Mrs. Littleton, Proper. Mrs. Littleton, Proper. VERNON APARTMENTS WEST WEST Pun, kittchen, stein, stam, electric, tire ST. LAWRENCE AVEL. 491-843-290 first-age couple. $4 prc. wk. Victor BINK. GRAND MILDE, 3102-3FERN, HOMELY; benthic; both married married or gentleman's GARDEN AVE., 3091-NEATY FUNN, HOMELY; girls' light, comfort home. First-class accommodations by E. 3091 ST. 421D ST. FL.-QCITET HOME 1 in a rm. 21m. W. Amph. W. Amph. W. Amph. by E. 22D ST. 3091-NEATY FUNN, HOMELY; after 1 p. in, tuffed 3102-3FERN; VINCENNES AVE., 4242 2D AFT.-LARGE suitable for couple or 2 tuffed 3102-3FERN E. 4371 ST. C24, 25D APT - FIRST 100M B. 4371 ST. C24, 25D APT - FIRST 100M C. 4371 ST. C24, 25D APT - FIRST 100M GILLS AVE. 3224, 32P APT - FIRST 100M BORN for man/board; first class host VINCENSS AVE. 4425, 43P - FURNISHED RM. light; no exception to linen dress. INDINA AVE. 4290, 32D APT - NEATLY dressed; no exception to room or bed. If desired, linen dress. PORTRIESTVILLE AVE. 4025, 43P - paint room; room; electric; rex ST. LAWRENCE AVE. 6044, 43P - faint floor; pallet Floor E. 425D ST, 858 - NEATLY FURNISHED B. 425D ST, 1 or 2 men. All modern. C. 425D ST, 219 - FLAT 2 - TWO FURN. 0256 - for light housekeeping. Attn: VINCENNES AVE. 4625, APT. 2 - NEATLY FURNISHED, 1 or 2 men. All modern. C. 425D ST, 219 - FLAT 2 - TWO FURN. 0256 - for light housekeeping. Attn: CHALMIAH AVE. 6220 - NEATLY FURNISHED, modern large surface lattice. Flat 4256. PRAIRIE AVE. 5474, APT. 2 - 3108. RM. near "1" and surf. high class men. Dress. LANDY AVE. 4502 - 3D FLOOR. APT. 4 - Atlantic 219. E. 50TH ST, 312. 15T APT. - TWO FURN. Washington. Use of kitchen 128. INDIANA AVE. 6206, 219 - FURNISHED, modern. Apply 6 or 7 men. Dress. SC LAWRENCE AVE. 4546, 3D APT. Raindrop rooms with reliable dress. ST. LAWRENCE AVE. 4601, 3D APT. furnished with reliable couple. Dress. E. 32TH PL. 65, APT. 4-NICHELY FURN. furnished; running room and cold water; use INDIANA AVE. 2601, 3D APT.-NEATLY furnished; large, light airstream, atm. THRONES AVE. 3201-LIARGE ROOM. NEATLY furnished; no other rooms; use kitchen. CHAMPLAIN AVE. 4251-2WO NICHELY furnished rooms and kitchen; suitable E. 4TH PL. 201-ROOMS FOR LIGHT furnishing; st. km. hot and cold water. GUARD BLDG. 4055, APT. 4-NICHELY FURN. furnished; modern conveniences, OAK, 3K. MICHIGAN AVE. 2221-LARGE FRONT furnished; room for couples with kitchen. LIGHT FROST ROOM FOR FIRST-CLASS room, tarkland 8266. LIGHT FROST ROOM FOR 2nd-arm comp. rooms 6164. PLAIRHAVE AVE. 450, 2D APT. —NEXT-CLASS furnished rooms, Kempen 8853-4. ONE ROOM, one front room, beauland 8154. PLAIRHAVE AVE. 4120, APT. —NEXT-CLASS furnished front room. PLAIRHAVE AVE. 4120, 3D APT. —NEXT-CLASS and modern couples and single. LANGLEY AVE. 8353, APT. 67-ROOM, furnished. LANGLEY AVE. 8353, 3D APT. —FURNISHED room, 51, Brockleid 8164. FURNISHED ROOM IN FIRST-CLASS room; running room in room, beauland 8154. FURNISHED ROOM, Kingwood 8154. CALMET AVE. 3514-FURN. ROOM, small, small comp.; upside place $250. FURNISHED ROOM, Kingwood 8154. FURNISHED rooms; like else. FITNISHED LIGHT IHGSS BM, AND FITNISHED, direct care only, OAK, 1K PHIARIA AVE, 417, AFT 2-ARM, WITH familia family for man, Drew, 4310, INHANA AVE., 4242, 3FD. APT.-HOUSES willing furnished for use. Call 6250, WASHINGTON AVE., 4242, 3FD. APT.-ROOM FOR AVE. or 3FD. male; no other rooms DEVE. R. 48TH Pl., 43L. APT. 4-2TWO LARGE rms, mod. conv. Deys. 8115. bc DEBRAIRON ST. , 392-393-FURN, AND DEN PAIRAGE AVE. , 492-493-AFT, FURN. IND. 350, suitable for 2 mme. Ken. 9939, for evan AVE. 895, FURN. 492-493-FURN- ST. LAWRENCE AVE. , 492-493-AFT, FURN. GRAND HAVE. 152, AFT. 392-393-FURN. for rest. let. DEBRAIRON ST. , TWO NEATLY furnished rooms, tucked in PAIRAGE AVE. , 492-493-AFT, FURN. GRAND HAVE. 152, AFT. 392-393-FURN. for rest. let. DEBRAIRON ST. , TWO NEATLY furnished rooms, tucked in PAIRAGE AVE. , 492-493-AFT, FURN. GRAND HAVE. 152, AFT. 392-393-FURN. for rest. let. FORRESTVILLE AVE. 4955, 3D APT— well room, farm, modern, light. North farm, farm, modern, light. North furnished room, Ken. 3108. 46th FILM, 4525, 3D APT—NEATLY farm, large, light, modern room. LARGE, farm, modern, light. LARGE, with references, Douglas 4742. LANGLEY AVE. 4955, 3D PL—ROOM MRS. Thompson, Derek. 3676. SILVER, nursed room, Dresel 4623. ST. LAWRENCE AVE. 6622, 3D APT—TWO front rooms, farm, light. SILVER, nursed room, Dresel 4623. ST. LAWRENCE AVE. 6622, 3D APT—TWO front rooms, farm, light. SILVER, nursed room, Dresel 4623. WARREN ANNX Room and kitchen are responsible people only; also 1 room for residents; strangers accommodated by 1 room. 1. Greene Ave. 2. Greene Ave. Prop. # BLOCK ON FORRESTVILLE ROOM AND KITCHEN Room and kitchen are responsible people only; also 1 room for residents; strangers accommodated by 1 room. 1. Greene Ave. 2. Greene Ave. Prop. # INDIANA ROOM, 492, AMP, INF-TRON Room, private facility; no other rooms; room, private facility; m, p, or all sunday. Ken, S811. CHAMPAIN AVE. 4560, 3D APT.-LARGE CARPENTER, couple or single; first-class carriage, couple first-class carriage FENNISHED IRON FOR FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER, correspond to 3 car lift Atlantic 615. LARGE FENNISHED IRON SL. REAR 'CAR Lift Atlantic 615. 'Single person; quiet; on parallel Ave.' WARSHAL AVE. 4907, 2D APT.-HUNG- quiet quiet room; people for; couple me- nage; kitchen; laundry; bedrooms; INHANA AVE. 4903-NEATLY FUN room with running water and cold; for; bathroom; bedroom; sleeping rooms; PRIMARIA AVE. 4837, 3D APT.-HUNG- housekeeping and sleeping rooms; Atlantic INHANA AVE. 3715, 3D APT.-NEATLY room; steam heat; electric people; INHANA AVE. 4231-LARGE LAP room; free room and kitchen; couple rooms; NEATAY PUNISHED HIRES, MAN AND wife and single man, Oakland 2421. CALFETTE, AVE. 3155, 2D APT.-LARRIE PUNISHED HIRES for SETTLED WOMAN with related family, Oakland 2421. WALKING AVE. 3153, APT.-2-PUNISHED HIRES call after 9 p.m. Keywood 7749. 85 PL. FL. 417-FW. 2485, Keywood 7749. INDIANA AVE. 3153, APT.-2-FUNK, room; mother; men only. INDIANA AVE. 3153, APT.-2-FUNK, front room; parent family. Ken, 6211. GIAND BLAVE, 3153, APT.-3-FUNK, room with related family. GIAND BLAVE, 3153, 2D APT.-PUNISHED HIRES with related family. Two furnished rooms for rent. GILEN AVE. 3153-PUNISHED OR CK. room with related family. TWO NEATAY PUNISHED HIRES, ATT. little 1555. GILEN AVE. 3153-PUNISHED OR CK. room with related family. TWO NEATAY PUNISHED HIRES, ATT. little 1555. STATE ST, 2528, A18, 401 - NICHEL FURNISHED front room; and 2 and 1 pc. furnished room; Douglas 1418. CALMIE AVE. 4511, A18; NICHEL LABORATORIAL room; Lloyds 1428. INDANA AVE. 3612, 2D AP - SINGLE room for men. VINENNES AVE. 4314, 2D AP - SINGLE room for men. WARSHI AVE. 4244, 2D AP - TWO-large, light rooms. CALMIE AVE. 4315, 2D AP - NICHEL LABORATORIAL light room. FURNISHED KITCHENETTE ROOM; MODERN, Keywood 2460. GRAND HILD, 2528, 2D AP - PERT, modern. ILLER AVE. 2322, NEAT HOMES, YOUNG comps.俯卧, Doug. 81223. GRAND HILD, 2528, FURNISHED FURN. room for 2 young men. INDANA AVE. 4318, 4D AP - FURNISHED room. GRAND HILD, 3535, 4D AP - NEATly furnished room; men preferred. col. GRAND HILD, 3528, 2D AP - ONE-sheet room. GRAND HILD, 3535 - FURNISHED ROOM; Douglas 8214. INDANA AVE. 4318, 4D AP - NECN, modern. LARGE MID. RM, FOR 1 OR 3, 315T, 4ST and Palette Ave. Atlantic 2028. CALMIE ROOM; men and wife prefer. Oak, 3465. INDANA AVE. 4306, 3D AP - FURNISHED room for rent. PRAIRIE AVE., 318TH - THREE AME STREET SUNKY TOWNSHIP 309TH TARK AVE., 318TH - FURNISHED front st., 2 sleeps or man and wife, 2 sleeps or woman 4:00 P.M. 511, 187 ST AVE. - FURNISHED room; single or double; 4-bedroom, 4-bath. GRAND HILD. APT. 3-LIBRARY GRAND BANK, BANK OF NEW YORK DPT APT-HERM first class people only CUSTUME GROVE AVE. 312-8005 GRAND BANK, BANK OF NEW YORK DPT APT-HERM INDIANA AVE., JIMS, ART., 2-NEATLF farm, house, stn, stk, elec, light, couple- only, Mrs. Hince PRAIRIE AVE. 412-418-FRONT GROUND; MEN already live place for rented unit; AMERICAN AVE. 412-418-FRONT GROUND; CALMFIELD AVE. 412-418-LARGE FRONT MEN; furn. or inform; man or wife or MEN; LAWRENCE AVE. 421b 421f-PL-FLR- modern; private family. SOUTH PARK AVE. 420-428-FERNISH Married couple. Milbegottle 408-483. B 421b 411-BEAUTIFUL FERNISH married private bath; for married couple or men. E. 42TH PL., 122-ROOM KITCHENETTE, cas. elec.; $12; 1 large front room, twin beds, $10; adults. VINCENNES YAYE 410-LARGE, LIGHT armor for 2 MEN, Atlantic 1821. RIHODES AVE., 3714, AFT. + 3-FUN. BOOK for example; all modern兵团, beige, 3550. E. 46TH PL. + 41-NICE LIGHT FELD perhaps, Keyword 3353A. FRAME AVE. 452--FRENCHED ROOM: conservat to:壁; w/壁 or couple. FRAME AVE. 452--FRENCHED ROOM: for 1 to 2 m. FRENCHED ROOM: CONVENIENT TO "L." and surface. Rearward. FRAME AVE. 452--NEAR. If room: couple or simple. Port. 377. UNFURNISHED ROOMS CHAMPLAIN AVENUE, AVE. 451, 187 APT. A-1, hardwood hardwood and timber, steam room, electrical light and convenience, steam room, externally reasable, Knewlod 5203, externally reasable in modern house but also unfurnished in modern house but water heat, bath, kitchen, laundry, half lock to "T" and armchair, also room form; very rea- lable. STAT. 522, 523, 524, 525, UNFURNISHED, furnished for house, laundry, balcony or four-purpose. Apply Business Amenity, same. ST. LAWRENCE AVENUE, AVE. 672, 527 APT. A-2, frontroom, rooms for light housekeeping. ST. LAWRENCE AVENUE, AVE. 672, FOOTWEAR, rooms with good family, Knewlod. CALFMET AVENUE, AVE. 451, 2-LARGE APT. room; steam room, eleven Knewlod. E. 420 ST. 625-LIARGE UNFURNISHED room for first class people, will give 6 p. after 6 p. VERMONT AV. 525-LIARGE FRONT BLDG. light lit; room for pottery; kitchen p. after 6 p. GRAND BLDG—WITH PRIVATE rooms; names $500 and $525 per person, linen,毯 LAWRENCE AV. 625-LIARGE NEW room for first class people, will give 6 p. after 6 p. VERNON AVE., 2010-UNFURNISHED EMB. Modern conference rooms. LANGO, ENGLAND, ENGLAND, HONG KONG, pier 100, WASHBAN, ENGLAND, 380. E. 20TH ST., 310, 1ST FLOOR—USFUR- alled room. ROOMS WANTED FUNN, OR UNFUNN, ROOMS WANTED IN Carson Creek Room Reading Agency 29, E 20th St. WANTED: 4 O'RIONS FOR LIGHT WANTED: 3 modern. Call Oakland 2011 Bison Blank. FLATS FOR RENT BVERTERI APTS. 59TH AND GALKENED AFTER. full life and mature equipment and decorated. W. A. Bednison, Layette, 51st Ft. St. Kennedy Memorial 6002. Victory 40th FOR RENT-MODERN & BROM APTS. AND EAST APTS. In military mil- lion. 252. 51st Ft. St. CALMSTH AVE. 421-MOD. PERK AFTER. 21" and surface, and LAST 252. FLATS FOR SALE D-ROOM FLAT. ALL WIFI WITH ROOM FLAT. 100 sq. ft. ad quick, 4222 Square inches, 08x18, 19x11. FLOOR. MATERIALS OF AROUND FLAT. 40 sq. ft. bedroom. Tension and 5th per month under present lease. Doug. 2004. FURNISHED FLAT AND LEASE YOU WANT TO SELL. FOR RENT OFFICE OR DESK SPACE FOR RENT: Derrelle Hall, 434 and 435 W. Johnson St. Washington St., 130 W. Johnson St. Washington St. STATE ST. HARDWARE: RESTRICTIONS FOR RENT—SPACE IN BEAUTY PARLOUR: $35 per room. A. A. Apult, 431st State St. FOR RENT—SPACE IN BEAUTY PARLOUR: $35 per room. A. A. Apult, 431st State St. location. Erington 467. Franklin, IA. FUENTAIN HALL, 2250 INDANA AVE. LANGER GARAGE FOR FIRST FINE WORK: $45.4 gal. gas tank. Ken 437. DESK SPACE FOR RENT, 202 E. 20TH ST. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR SALE: FOR SALE—12-ROOM HOUSE: NICELY FURNISHED; hot water light, light, tilt; good heat, 5th E. 20TH ST. WANTED TO RENT WANTED—12-ROOM HOUSE: NICELY FURNISHED; hot water light, light, tilt; good heat, 5th E. 20TH ST. THE MOST COMFORTABLE LITTLE RENT girl or that $40 or $90 will handle. Box 57, Chicago Defender. PAGE ELEVEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOBBS & GRUBB, 451 E. 9TH ST. KENNEDY WOODS 6708-6722 FOR SALE HOUSES 4200 ST. LAWRENCE AVE.—8 ROOMS light oak floor and trim light oak floor and trim 1-4 car garage 2020 EVANS AVE.—8 ROOM BRIDGE; FUR 6720 EVANS AVE.-RIGGEM BRIKK: FU- BLE 6720 EVANS AVE. and (11m). Price: $48,000 DOWN 2051 LANLUXY AVE. ~ 12 ROOM PRICE 2052 furnace and frum. Price $1,000 will handle 8 rooms, furnace heat, electric light, ack. 46TH F. NEAR VINCENNES AVE. ~ 12 ROOM PRICE 46TH F. NEAR VINCENNES AVE. ~ 12 electric light. Price $1,000, $1,000 down TWO-PLATES 82 R. KETT KTH ROOMS OAK foors and frum, furnace heat, electric light. Price $1,000, $1,000 steam heat, oak floors and tigh. Price 427 R. KETT KTH BRICK BRICK, $9 foors and frum, electric light, Price $1,000, $2,000 cash. furnace heat, oak floors, 2 ear garage. 4232 DEHARRON ST.-DETACHED BRICK, electric light, Price $1,000, $1,000 THREE-PLATR 4620 VINCENNES AVE. ~ 12 ROOM PRICE 4620 furnace and frum. Price $1,000 will handle 8 rooms, furnace heat, electric light, ack. 46TH F. NEAR VINCENNES AVE. ~ 12 ROOM PRICE 46TH F. NEAR VINCENNES AVE. ~ 12 electric light, Price $1,000, $1,000 steam heat, electric light, Price 414-750-3444 SPARE MATERIALS, all materials, bristol 414-750-3444 SPARE MATERIALS, all materials, bristol 414-750-3444 SPARE MATERIALS, all materials, bristol GUAUD BAND, AND -SCH 311 SPARE MATERIALS GUAUD BAND, AND -SCH 311 SPARE MATERIALS Price: $2,500.00; $6,000.00 Price: $2,500.00; $6,000.00 Price: $2,500.00; $6,000.00 Price: 5 of 5 each. Each $2,500.00; $3,500.00 ST. LAWRENCE AVE. NEAR 49TH ST. Price $2,000.00; $4,000.00. 12 FLAT N. E. CORN, 40TH PL. AND VINCENNE Ave. Price $2,000.00; $4,000.00. mortal flat. Modern. Will sell around three retail. 12 FLAT N. E. CORN, 40TH PL. AND ST. LAWRENCE Ave. Press brick, 4.5 room, sleeps four cash. and trim. Price $2,000.00; $3,000 cash. BUSINESS N. E. CORN, 43D ST. 1 STORE AND 2 B-8000 cash. OUR BUYERS NEVER FAIL! Other barrarian not listed here in bagged furniture will be glad to furnish you particularn on. BARGAINS FOR SALE 22-m, hotel with restaurant, barber shop and 4 stores, furnished complete, in first class condition. Gray, Indiana, the city of opportunity. Occasion had health. A chance of 8. Groom room, basement first floor, 2 bath. Ground floor, first floor, 2 bath. Detached first class, 38th St. and Wabash Ave. $2,600; $1,200 cash, bal. IH Aspen Ave. will devote 3,200 square feet. Diners Apt. will devote 5,747 square feet. Michigan Ave. $1,200; $1,200 cash. Michigan Ave. $2,600; $1,200 cash. 6.2nd modern building, 48th St. and St. Law- rence Ave. $2,600; $1,200 cash. See our offer for harcars in house and five building lots. 350 Indian Ave. Arts. Douglas 1714. MORGAN PARK REAL ESTATE DARGAINS Diners and lots for sale on east side. Diners and lots for sale on west side. $900 down: $40 per month. Have some fine lots. Also some fine business lots on car line. Take St. State to 110th and Michigan Ave. Take St. State to 110th and Michigan Ave. Near Louis St. or residence. W4, 100th Near Louis St. or residence. Phone, library, 600 Beverly, 2024. BARGAIN PRIMAIR AVE., 415 STREET 6 fathoms hardwood floors, the bath: 2 car garage, light hardwood floors, the kitchen: 2 car garage, T. W. CHAMPION REALTY AGENCY 3010 S. State St. Dresden 1026 LOTS We have and look at all and are now selling the lots in block 215. Lots 252115 lots easy, easy, easy (george W. Fulkner, Pike leave for SALE in RIVER ROAD, NLY life for SALE in RIVER ROAD, a dainty lot, large enough for three dogs, good neighbors, $200 down; $14 a month; good neighbors, $200 down; $14 a month; apply, $200 Delmont Ave. Detroit. DO YOU WANT A NEW TROOM MODEL home for $2,147 of course do it, but what you want, apply, Applewhite, 2600 Delmont Ave. Pick your choice. Easy terms. I am leaving beach, above, Applewhite, 2600 Delmont Ave. FOR SALE BY OWNER - NEW COTTAGE constructed concrete foundation; 400 pcre for sale. C. M. Bldg, 2743 Westworth Ave. Call Englewood 2010. MORGAN FARMS PARK - NEW COTTAGE constructed concrete foundation; 400 pcre for sale. C. M. Bldg, 2743 Westworth Ave. Call Englewood 2010. ROOMING HOUSE - 15 ROOMS; MODERN leases; 300 rent; 300 leases; Price $1,600 one half cash, Call us a p. m., Atlanta $2 DOWNS AND $1 WEEKLY FOR 10 WEEKS in Houston, in Texas. Send postal address to: Morgan Stair, Fort 8, Tampa, Tx. FOR SALE 3-THREE-FRILLO 3-SKIP-4FL also cash payments: excellent terms. See R. and W. State Estate Co., 424 Indiana Street. WILL NELL MY FIRST CLASS LOST at Memorial Hill, pearl harbor, near Houston. Send resume to: Write J, Cauney, 500 St. Antley Rd. WILL NELL NEW-2 AND 2 PLATES BECAUSE in just small payments down. L. D. Tham- Co. Co. 500 State. Q44, R. E. 11. condition, $3,500; $200 cash. Also other rental fees apply. Real Estate Co., 200 N. 10th St., Dugtown, 4700. Dugtown, SIGHOM BRICK RESIDENCE; EXCELLENT condition. Imposts: $2,200; tax, terms: Petworth & Brill, 4000 Culture Grove Ave. LIFE GUILD HOME; GIVE PUSSIONS: $300, 500 down; balance like rent. Phone: (212) 323-7777. FAX: (212) 323-7777. SALE/PLAT. GRAND REV. $2,500; bal. like rent. $9 run. 2 baths. rental rep. $4,000. G. Trog, 3000 Grand HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE: $16 CASH, Thomas Kellar, Blue Island, IL. EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO DEFENDER SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 CHICAGO DEFENDER WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY Founded May 6, 1905, by ROBERT S. ABBOTT, LL. B. PUBLISHED BY THE ROBERT S. ABBOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY (INCORPORATED) Entered as second-class matter, Feb. 1, 1906, at the Postoffice in Chicago, Ill., under art of March 3, 1970. 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. ALICE AND BEN Since Sweet Alice, Ben holl, gave you that heavy jolt. With the fair sex you've not been so gay. A WEAK SPOT THE EFFORT to enforce the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution as defined by the Volstead act and the legislation of some of the states has resulted in bringing to public notice the one weak spot in our governmental system, called states or local self-government. Local self-government as applied is simply a shield for the violation, erosion and multification of such provisions of the federal constitution and the laws for the enforcement thereof by any state which may see fit to thus act. THIS TRUTH is that not only recent amendments to the constitution but some of the provisions of the original instrument have been ineffective and dormant since the foundation of the government. For instance, the constitution declares that the United States shall guarantee of every state in this Union a republican form of government. This provision is one which has been imperative and void since the beginning. The question is one which has never been authoritatively determined or settled judicially or otherwise. UNDER THE PRACTICE whatever faction, party, combination or organization which may obtain control of the machinery called the state, even though it be by force, fraud or other criminal methods, is the state government, and recognized and respected as such. This is an illustration of the fact that state sovereignty is based upon physical force rather than popular choice. It was due to the application of this doctrine that the institution of slavery was allowed to flourish upon American soil for a number of years. IT IS IN CONSEQUENCE of the application and enforcement of the same doctrine, which was believed to have persisted upon the battlefields of the republic, but which was received and resuscitated by the federal supreme court, that mob violence, lynch law, racial proscription and other crimes are now permitted to disgrace the fair name of America and be reproach upon our institutions and civilization. SO STRONG is the sentiment in the country in favor of adherence to this dangerous and perilous doctrine, which has been the source of most of our evils and misfortunes, that the prohibition amendment to the constitution was so worded as to confer upon the different states jurisdiction concurrent with that of the federal government for the enforcement of the same. This was a compromise between the advocates of absolute state sovereignty and those who believed in federal supremacy in such matters. THIS PROVISION was unfortunate and unwise, because whatever comes under the jurisdiction of the federal government through its incorporation into the constitution thereby becomes a federal question and can no longer be classed as coming within the police powers of the state. Prohibition having been made national in its scope and application, the different states should have no more to do with the laws relative to the United States mails and the revenues for the support of the government. THE ACTION of the New York legislature in repealing the state law for the enforcement of prohibition merely emphasizes the fact that under the pernicious doctrine of states' rights any state can violate or evade that provision of the constitution just as other states can evade or violate any other provision of the same instrument to which they may object. It is upon this same principle that the fifteenth amendment is evaded and nullified in some of the states, and the seventh amendment ended until popular sentiment reaches the point of making it the duty of the national government to see that every provision of the federal constitution and the laws for the enforcement thereof are respected and obeyed in every state in the Union. SEX HYGIENE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS THEIR IS a wide divergence of opinion as to whether or not sex hygiene should be taught in the public schools. Certain it is the question is worthy of deep consideration before final action is taken. Those who belong to the old school throw their hands over the table and open the life's secrets to the underdeveloped mind of the child. They point with no little degree of pride to the fact that our mothers, grandmothers, our fathers and grandfathers, and as far back along the ancestral line as one cares to go, were kept in ignorance of these things, only learning them after passing their "teens." BUT THIS IS A FAST WORLD: the child of 8 today was more aware of what things the younger of 20 did, bake, say, cover 25 morality, like other vices, is on the increase. There is hardly a large school in the United States but what has developed in it some evidence of a loose moral code existing among some of the pupils in attendance. A part of this is charitable to lack of respect for authority on the part of children. Parents fail in their obligations to their children and allow too much license today. No attention is paid to chaperonage, men are allowed to run loose, with the consequence that evidence of misbehavior is frequently omitted. ANY SUBJECT comprising knowledge essential to human welfare, which has for decades been crystalized into a few simple principles, should be eligible for place on the curriculum of the common schools, from which its omission year after year becomes constructive negligence upon the part of all understanding persons who have influence in public educational affairs. IN THE OLD DAYS prosperity was gauged by the number of spare rooms. Now it is gauged by the number of spare tires. WE SUSPECT that the "s" in "sugar" came to be pronounced "sh" because it is easier to say with "shortage." MONEY in circulation figures $52 per capita, according to the latest official dope. Wonder who has our $27 Liberty, equality, fraternity and the spirit of Brazil are synonymous—Rita S. Allison MONEY TO BURN IT IS ESTIMATED that John D. Rockefeller has an income of $1,000,000 per month, and that Henry Ford's income exceeds $1,250,000. These figures, as staggering as they are, may fall for short of the real amount received by these two financiers. Whether it is right or wrong for a few individuals to amass such huge sums of money to work hard for their daily bread is a question that has baffled economists for ages. THE SCRAMBLE for the dollar is universal. The more we get the more we want; there is never an end to our greediness. Perhaps of all the groups of people who make up our citizenship, we have been the least concerned about money matters. The explanation by a "brother" of our indifference might shed some light on the subject. He said: "While white man was looting for money, we are taking a more difficult might add we trust we have been as successful as the white man. IN THIS materialistic world we have seen the necessity of doing more than one thing at a time, and whits we have not developed a Rockefeller or a Ford, we have individuals in our group whose fortunes exceed one month's income of the gentlemen referred to, at least, and the other ninety and nine are carnything plugging away at the game. We are convinced that money spells power, opens closed doors, breaks down prejudice and brings larger opportunities. HOW TO GET IT in large quantities is a horse of another color. Henry Ford says: "No man should start to make his fortune until he is 40. Many men make a mistake trying to save, denying themselves proper recreation, opportunity for study and self-improvement in their earlier years. I don't believe in the theory of theft as a necessary basis for a fortune. Mer. and women should devote their lives until they be least 40 to one ideal, that of themselves as aicient as possible in their business or profession." THE PRESIDENT of the Sinclair Oil company tells would-be millionaires to gamble in a big way, stake all on a proposition—a thousand to one shot, if you please, that seems to have large possibilities. Rockefeller advises embarking in slow but sure business ventures. And so it goes all down the line, each successful person attributing his rise financially to some peculiar trait of his own. Summing the thing all up, there is no hard and fast rule; if there was everybody would work it and get rich. After all, the business is not for the faint of heart for more. The frugal person who sets aside a little cash for that proverbial "rainy day" and has a home where happiness reigns is richer by far than many who count their dollars by the millions. CLEANING UP CHICAGO MAYOR DEVER seems sincere in his desire to rid Chicago of gambling dens, houses of ill-fame, questionable dance halls and cabarets, pickpockets, hold-up men, automobile thieves and gentry of this ilk, and has given orders to Chief of Police Collins not to let up on the crusade until the "Windy City" is as shy as these cells as a bullfrog in dismissing some of his own force who were found to be derelict in the discharge of their duties or who were suspected of protecting the lawless and sharing in the fruits thereof. IT IS an undeniable that the police force has been open to the accusation of being recipients of "tainted money." In all such cases where the proof is proffered presumption to wipe the force. Those who are crooked themselves cannot be utilized to point out and detect crookedness in others. With an incorruptible police force the questionable places can be easily located and wiped out. WE REPEAT our assertion made in a previous issue that this paper stands ready to lend its influence and support to the efforts made by our administrative officers in their laudable attempt to wipe the force and vise祝provided their offices are restricted to any particular locality or confined to any group of our citizens. In other words, we are opposed to making fish of one and foul of another. MUCH ADO in the past has been made about cabarets where black and white have met on terms of equality. In the opinion of some the mingling of the two races was more criminal than the acts of which they were presumed to be guilty. Wherein lies the distinction between a white and a black criminal? From accounts which appear in some of the books of the late 19th century one would be led to believe that the white proprietors of the South Side's "black and tan" cabarets were instrumental in inducing innocent and harmless (7) white girls from other exclusive sections of the city to frequent their places of business. THE TRUTH IS that these so-called innocent white girls were hardened sinners long before they were brought into contact with the South Side cabarets and need no sympathy from those engaged in protecting the innocent from contamination with the guilty. These women find their way into bad places and need no sympathy from those engaged in favor of and strongly indorse the efforts of the now administration to rid Chicago of crime and vice in every form, provided the same is made applicable to all guilty persons, showing partiality to none. A GOOD MAN GONE IN THE RECENT DEATH of Congressman John W. Rainey not only Chicago and Illinois but the United States sustained a serious loss. Although Mr. Rainey was a conspicuous and influential representative of that political party with which very few of the voters of our group have been identified, he truly said of him that in many important, particularly he was an exception to the general rule. HE WAS ONE of the few Northern Democrats who was sufficiently courageous and independent to raise his voice, use his influence and cast his vote against the continued domination of his party by the reactionary Southern element. He was broad-minded, liberal, fair and just, and bitterly opposed to the government was concerned—hence the Ku Klux Klan had in him one of its bitterest and most active opponents. HIS SENSE OF JUSTICE was so strong and keen that he did not hesitate to give expression to the same through his vote in favor of the passage of the Dyer anti-lynching bill. The death of such a man is hardly less than a national calamity. IT HAS BEEN DECIDED that "sheeks" named as co-respondents cannot be sued. They spent all they had, the court holds, on "vamps," so what's the use? NEXT SUMMER may be hot or cool, dry or rainy, but one thing is certain. The authors of the vacation booklets will use their old and trusted adjectives. EGYPT is now the best advertised country in the world, but it is heralded as a Has Been, not as an Is, which is a kind of fame no living nation desires. THE POLICE found a boy recently who could only say "yes" to all questions. Probably his parents have been training him to be a politician. THE OLD-FASHIONED BOY who was whipped for playing marbles for keeps now has a son who won't even play matrimony for keeps. NEVER BLAKE A CHILD for howling. All of us would adopt that means of getting things if it would work as well in our case. A GIRL need not leap from a stranger's automobile to protect her honor. A much easier way is to stay out of the automobile. THE DISADVANTAGE of not being a dry agent is that you can't go out and make a little raid when you run out of liquor. THE CLEVEREST thing about jazz is that it contains just enough musical theory to give it scientific standing. IN CHICAGO the course of true spring never did run smooth. Get Both of Them! TO TRY OUT MY, MARKSMANSHIP ILL JUST SEE IF I CAN'T PICK OFF THAT LITTLE ONE THE ADMINISTRATION CHICAGO THIS AND THAT A BIT OF NEWS, GOS Sing! Sing MERRILY! For this LIFE IS yours. Sing JOYFULLY And HOPEFULLY. Above ALL—SING with LOVE; But—SING. Shucks! To EACH life—a SONG; SING. To EACH song, SOME ONE To SING. Jazz—rag—sentimental—sad—WE sing. Shucks! There are SONGS of LIFE That ARE SWEET; There are SONGS of LIFE So BITTER and so VOICE; Oh! LISTEN to the VOICES! They LAUGH! They WEEP! VICTORY IN OTHER W THE ADMINISTRATION CHICAGO D THAT AND WS, GOSSIP, FUN VICE IN OTHER WARDS VICE IN THE SECOND WARD TO TRY OUT MY, MARKSMANSHIP I'LL JUST SEE IF. I CAN'T PICK OFF THAT LITTLE ONE THE ADMINISTRATION CHICAGO THIS AND THAT AND T'OTHER A BIT OF NEWS, GOSSIP, FUN AND FICTION At midafternoon of the winnelike day in springtime, the polished doors that opened to the Cafe Patial parted over so gently and Dude Tayler, slender, immaculate, caned and gloved, made his graceful entrance—a suave, talented boy of brown with the weary, disillusioned face of an old man—one of the Big Town's very own children. His appearance was hailed with acclamations of delight by the half dozen or so flashily dressed men present. He wilted, disillusioned face of "Bo" one of them remarked, eyeging him admirably. The Dude waved a hand that was as delicate as a woman's and smiled wisely, "Oh, boy!" he answered non-committively and crossed over to the shining bar. The gigantic bartender greeted him with a paw that was the skim and color of one of Armour's prize hats. "Well, well—an' what's the verdle," Dude, old kid?" The boy slowly drew one perfect glove off over his fingers before he spoke. Then— "They say it's' The-Old—Con. But, if you don't mind, I will take my roses NOW." Then he smiled grimly at his own little jest and selected one from the crowd. He held it to him. When it was going nicely he leaned lightly against the long rail and gazed pensively over the little doors at the spring flood of humanity. The big man flicked several imaginary specks from his snow white jacket before he found words. "Hell, kid! it isn't—there mus he gushin'—why?" The one called Dude interrupted him drily: "Sure there is something. The Doc said a bagful about a high, high chair, and plenty of sleep and lots of fresh air, and jink like that. He wants me to go to one of these sanitariums, you know, as the fellow said, one of those places where you walk in and they carry you out. Not-for-mine. He gives me a year, Well, I'll take it: take it and stick right here—and do my stuff—where I've always done it." The man behind the bar stood watching him in sympathetic silence for a while. "Listen, kiddo, perhaps could—" "Let's not kid ourselves, Big Fellow," said the boy who should go away. "I'll play you 50 points—for the good stuff—you break. Two good balls to the cushion. Bring 'em when you come, that's all." J. A. J. Love Flood I want to say, "I love you so." But cannot, For whom I try. The flood gates of my heart Swing open—drowning speech; I drop my head Into your lap And sob. They almost lynched a white boy in "Cabbage Patch," a section of Louisville, Ky., for criminally assaulting, a boy of "the Race." Gettin' more like white folks every day. For there'S DISCORD in the SONGS OF MAN'S BROTHERHOOD. But—they SING, SHUCKS! VICE IN OTHER WARS VICE IN THE SECOND WARD T AND T'OTHER IP, FUN AND FICTION There are many Maggie O'Brownies, if you'd look where the dalties grow There's a Maggle O'Browne in your town, and one where the Kaufs sigh: "Maggle O'Browne in Kaufs and a Maggle There's a Maggie O'Brownie in Haiti, and a Maggie O'Brownie in Maine, And maybe, old pal, if you want a good gal, you'll find a Maggie in Spain. O, the world is full of Maggies wherever the skin is brown. Wearing the robes of beauty, veritable queens uncrowned: O, the world is full of Maggies with their love and lure and love. Leaving a path behind them, witched like a fairy's spoon. You'll find a Maggle in Harlem, and you'll meet a Maggle in Nome. And maybe, old pal, if you want a good gal, you'll find a Maggle at home. In the midsummer dreams of a midsummer boy a Maggle is sure to smile. Making your world a merry old song to the tune of a Brownskin's gull. In the building of castles that float in the air for Maggle you'll make a room. And tell her your tales of the days to come in the glow of the Sugar moon. O, there's a Maggie O'Brownie in Orleans, she's the toast of a lover's life. So I say, old pal, if you want a good gal, make a Maggie your honeydew wife. She's a bit of a Brown is my Maggie—sure, she's the girl of my dreams; I'll never forget her laughter, nor the eyes where the lovelight beams; She's regish and witty and playful, and her tongue 'ils as keen as a dart, But she's got the best of them cheated, has Maggie, the Brown o' my heart. O, you'll find a Maggie in London, and one where the Amazon flows. So I say, old pal, if you want a good gal, learn where the Maggles grow. Many Women Contend That Marriage is a Hardship Every day one hears the women groaning about how tiring marriage is, even though their husbands do get up and cook their breakfasts. They don't mind having breakfast in bed if they are not called too early to eat it. They'd rather sleep that eat. Some women want their breakfast in bed, but the sound of a lot of rattling dishes in the kitchen disturbs them. Cooked up a fine breakfast and had everything ready by 9 o'clock. He then went in to call his wife. She got "store" with him—said he was half an hour too early. He went back again at 9:30. When he went to work that morning he lost his job for being two hours late. His boss didn't believe a woman could sleep that sound. The fashion among a lot of women nowadays is to have double curtains up to their windows. This prevents them from getting sunburned while they are resting at the noontide. These same women buy their ice the night before in order that they won't have to get up the next day. It is surprising to come to the number of women that because they are too tired to sit up in bed and drink it, but merely for the fact that it interferes with the sleeping the rest of the day. However, there are some smart women who really believe it is their duty to get up in time to watch their husbands cook dinner. Reading some of the recent sparks from the anvil of Dean William Pickens, we've been forced to wonder what a man like that thinks about. P. c. I P. Maggie O'Brownie P. cl P. DR. A. WILBERFORCE WILLIAMS PREVENTIVE MEASURES, FIRST AID REMEDIES HYGIENICS AND SANITATION No Cases Are Diagnosed and No Precipitations Given in These Weekly Articles DISEASES OF THE STOMACH contract so as to forward their contents, just the same as you must give to the ordinary animals hay or fodder or some course food, or else the horse, cow or ox will become constipated by reason of improper diet if you feed your horse or cow oats, broth and meal without an admixture of any kind. Do not strain the animal will suffer either with constipation or diarrhea. Therefore the human animal must have a well mixed, well balanced diet, if he would be rid of constipation. Then, too, some people drink too little of water. As two-thirds of our bodies are made up or consist of liquids, one should consume from six to eight ordinary glassfuls of water or liquids that many people hoop that they little or no water? Water is very necessary for the human system. Of course, the consumption of it is largely a habit; however, except in certain diseases, the consumption of water should be cultivated and encouraged. Water is necessary for the internal bath. Water is necessary for the flushing or cleansing of the skin, the urinary tract (fever), it saves the burning up or consuming of the body tissues. Too many people have a mortal fear of giving water to the slick, especially when the slick have high fever. Colored people of the South dread or fear cold water, as much as old Satan dislikes holy water, being given to those who are very ill with severe, torturing fever. There is no objection to allowing a child with scarlet blood to drink cold water, being given plenty of cold water once the disease is well broken out or established. The above statement will strike terror and constatation to the hearts of many of our readers who believe in giving only hot water to those who are burning up with high temperature in pneumonia, typhoid fever or other diseases, in all cases of these various fevers the Colored people believe in giving only hot water and no cool drinks, such as lemonade, milk or other refreshing drinks that the doctor advises them to give to the sick fever patient. Give fever patients cold lemons, lemonade, or refreshing cold drink that the doctor advises for the sick as long as the stomach will remain it. Often the members of the household who have charge of the poor sick patient comply with these suggestions of cold drinks with fear and trembling; and if something should go wrong with the patient, they are damned for allowing the sick person to have cold water, cold milk, cold lemonade or ice cream. THE ONLOOKER By A. L. JACKSON emptions from the other and necessarily is very apt to impose larger responsibilities rather than lighter ones. THE Y. W. C. A. THE Young Women's Christian association is going to present THE TRIBUNE VERSION MCUTCHEON of the Tribute suggests in his cartoon that these people are seeking the high wages up North as the cause of the Southern exodus. Only incidentally, brother, unless you count safety of life and limb as part of the price of wages. In the Tribute's whipping boss down in Florida, shot one of the women of the Race and her daughter who were to appear as witnesses before the committee investigating the Florida convict camps. Just two lines away down in the middle of the story. And headlines and hysteria galore over the death of some chap who either was killed accidentally in a hazing up or who deliberately took his own life. Nobody knows which. Your four years as mine. This is true, however, that long as wanton killing of helpless men and men who happen to be of another race is not news or cause for indignation just so long will respect for law suffer and weaken everywhere. McCutcheon suggests in his cartoon that the South limit the movement of its labor. Every scheme has been tried to this end, but in vain. Maybe the Tribute would rather not see them come; nevertheless, they are still or no limits. That fact settled, it for 'us on the scene to help make them at home and adjust them to the new home and its customs. very largely to our habits of living, our maddenness, the business, to meet social obligations, etc. A. H. In European countries we do not find such habits. There, even the peasants take time to eat. The Europeans in all occupations consume from one to two hours in consume from one Dr. Williams to two hours in taking their heaviest meal—dinner. He in the United States some educated professional persons boast of the fact that he can eat up to 15 minutes in eating their dinner. This on the face of it is injurious and sooner or later the individual has to pay for his hurried and improper eating in the way of suffering with what is known as dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, gas on stomach and general nervous derangement. All of which is due to the fact that the food is bolted and swallowed instead of being masticated or chewed. In hurried eating the food does not have time to become properly mixed with the various juices such as alkali in the mouth, acid juices in the stomach, tends to bake up and separate and properly digest certain articles of food that have been properly masticated and mixed with the secretions in the mouth. Nearly every person you meet complains of some of the following symptoms: Tepid or slurghish liver, gas on stomach, huring sensation in stomach, especially before eating, constipation, etc. In fact some people claim that their bowels never move except by being forced with some kind of catarrhic such as epstomia, vomiting, such as Garfield's or senna. Now the above mentioned remedies ever did and never will cure constipation. Constipation is not a disease, but is largely a symptom due possibly to some mechanical obstruction, such as stricture or narrowing of the food canal. It may be due to adhesions; and habits have a good deal to do with bringing about as well as concluding the habit, the habit of neglecting cell of nature—postponing the call until a more convenient time to answer it. A too concentrated form of diet is sometimes the cause of constipation. The human animal must have bulk intestinal tracts and intestinal tracts upon which the intestinal MISSISSIPPI THE committee that met to confer with the white citizens' com I forwant the White citizens point mittee to Mississippi out of out of African hill country, but have done justice to some back African hill country. If one did not know that these people were living in these United States you would very likely imagine that you were reading the report of some committee of men of the nation from some heaen country. We are glad to see the way in which these men of the Race have met this opportunity to state their case to A. B. are feeling the pinch where their conscience lies, namely, in their pocketbooks. There is no question but what those thinking men and women in the South have made up their minds to move out whenever they are convinced that they can make that move successfully. No amount of talk or meeting of committees is going to change their minds or plans. This is one time when the heather knows his own mind and Race leaders are lucky if they get even a respectful response. That is a no-go zone. When he man in the street knows what he wants and wants it had enough he is going to get it. These people want freedom and safety. WORK UR fellow editor of the Week makes a good point when he makes a good point when he urges a Go-To Work campaign as well as a Go-To Campaign. We agree with him heartily that one is as important as the other. Of course the object of the school campaign is to train youth so that it will be able to do its future work in the world more efficiently and happily because it has been taught to do it intelligently. There is a distressing tendency on the part of some college students to associate education with idleness. Training is meant to help students earn corners and work to a larger plan because they have an understanding of the significance as well as the method of the particular task that falls to their lot. It ought to mean more work accomplished for the advancement of science, trade, commerce and what not in a given time than would be possible without the benefit of that training. Parents would do well to make their youngest students the successful man with training is successful because he knows how to work better than other fellows, and not because his education frees him from any obligation to labor for his own support as well as for the advancement of the general welfare. For as he laborers successfully alongside of others like himself the general welfare, which we call good business, rounds to us and helps others. Education and training are hand maidens and must be thought of together. The one provides no ex- THIS NEWSPAPER CONSISTS OF TWO SECTIONS-BE SURE YOU GET BOTH OF THEM THE WEEK [Copyright Chicago Defender by R. S. Abbott Publishing Company. All rights reserved.] PART TWQ THE WORLD BEFORE YOUR EYES J 50-YEAR WORKER HONORED BECAUSE OF GOOD SERVICE A. Morgan Paid High Tribute by Other Employees and Officials of a Chicago Company "BEWARE," said Emerson. "when the great God lets loose a loose armor. Emerson, himself a thinker, gives you a lot to think about. Go read him. He is heavy in spots he can follow him if you THINK!" Founded in 1864, members of the firms, importers, manufacturers, and Tour advocate. Defender, forerunner. Robert S. Abbott, builder of this newspaper, YOUR ONE newspaper run according to rules, is back home. distributors of men's furnish- ing. Wells St. med. last. Thursday afternoon, 5:00 strong, to do honor to the first employee to have hears with the firm. Albert Morgan. A. B. Freedom is our. About's religion. We go down the road. and look into the water. and look into the months also he and his wife sailed. He returns full of honors; also full of INFORMATION. Honors wear out, as you know. Information lasts. Hats off to the man of information; not of impressions, but of informa- The ceremonies were the presentation of valuable items and address by the general manager of "What did Mr. Abbott find?" you ask yourself. "He doesn't know what the great editor-thinker found, but South Americans found in Mr. Abbott, a Albert Morgan More than likely he will tell you, when he takes pen in hand, that South America is all right for the S.A. is the Promised Land for you. Edward M. Skinner. In tribute to Albert Morgan's long and faithful service, Wilson Brothers as a firm provider of the chain accompanying it being the gift of Mr. Skinner, while adding further interest and value to the souvenir was a diamond ornamented gold charm purchased by the employees of Whatever he found he will be told you, "Give him the Spinning medal!" That would be a pretty good move for the gentlemen interested in that medal but the Chicago Defender is the biggest medal Mr. Abbott could So generous was the outpouring of money left which was presented to the modest hero of 50 years of service, Leonard H. Hepburn, in taking a vacation. } From the gold of experience he struck that medal with his own hand, and it on him. He himself is a decoration. The Solon, wisest law-maker, seconding Solomon, law-slayer, said: "Honors achieved far exceed those that are Sufficient as these beautiful girls might have seemed to be in way of Albert Morgan, there was still another, and this from all the salesmen of Wilson Brothers, took the form of a handsome solid silver arm Assisting the genius of the chemist and the chemomenos were Go back over that and think as you read. Mr. Abbott knows life. Twenty years after Booker T Washington left Hampton, Mr. Abadine Both watched, listened to Armstrong, who started in to emulate your mind the day after he fought his last battle to emancipate your body. Manager's Tribute It was Mr. Skinner, however, who in the broadest sense disclosed the spirit of the donors and the life his life exceptional employee, Mr. Skinner said. Washington gave the world an world of opportunities to you, likewise the world, a program. "The whole nation was touched recently by the will of the old Colored master—not because the former was a rich man, but as his expression of gratitude, admiration and love for the man himself—a man with a white face, a white skin, and the same emotion, we white people are here today to express our gratitude as a house, and each of us in the community will serve to a man with a black skin. "I will show my Race the way," said Booker T. "I will make the Negro read," said M. McCormick. After awhile somebody will step up and make you THINK. Then business will pick up. A couple from Saxe, whom you may know as a bright star, comes to mind: At Learning's fountain it is,sweet to drink. But 'tis nobler PRIVILEGE to thie "The occasion of this gathering is unusual in these days of business difficulties and large labor turnover. We have a place with the house of Wilson is unusual in that a business has been in existence 50 years; unusual that an employee remain with the same firm that length of time we have employed this business to celebrate his fifteenth anniversary of service should be a Colored man; unusual in the man himself, his ancestry, his history, his charisma, his character, his work, that any man, black or white, should be held in such affection and should be those who have employed him, and by his fellow employees—many of whom are 50 years—others, of the newer generation, for that many months; unusual in that his length of service is longer than the number of years that most of us have lived; unusual that we have worked for us can if we but study his life and service) secure that which will make us better men and women, better husbands and love better sisters, better citizens and better citizens, better citizens and better employees. The South American world of politics and letters tried to meet Mr. Abbott. An intellectual bill hewled of your Race, men ruined by books, eating at the heart of honor, asked why Mr. Abbott went to South America. You remember the answer this week that would have left you gapeing for fighting your enemy, while other "editors" were fighting each other. A good job calls for you. "I'm being well paid," your first editor can say. In one of his many speeches made in South America Mr. Abbott said: "We militants to understand the American Negro—it is so hard for white America. Now why do you understand us. The answer is simple. Because you are just an appreciate that all men are equated." Pine you will say. Yes, that is fine. But Mr. Abbott will tell you that your white people are coming to their senses. Patience never falls. Uncle Sam sent officials out to the city. Mr. Abbott when he got home last week. Born a Slave "Albert Morgan was born a slave and remained one until the Emancipation Proclamation of President Lincoln. He was one of a family of whom only he and four girls of whom only he and his sisters, Mrs. Alice Watson, survive." "Welcome home," said Uncle Sam; "welcome to your home." name Does not that stair show which way the wind is blowing. "Yes you are saying to yourself. "it shows which way the wind blows." Prove yourself, as a man and Race, and like Mr. Abbott, the poor Georgia man, that you will be willing you will get what is coming to you. P. S.-M. Abbott found his presses printing 25,000 more papers than they were throwing off when he said good-bye. "Albert's ancestors on both sides can be traced back a good many generations. He came of a stock, his was pure Kentucky Indian, and his grandmother was a Vivianian. Albert's father, Marshall Morgan, lived four miles from Harrodsburg, IA, in Merion, where he raised his children belonged to Peter Dunn, Mr. Dunn thought a great deal of Morgan and his wife, and when he died in 1862 there was a provision in his will that the children were dedicated freedom. He liked our welcome, 100. A N Indiana man, Rickman by name, didn't believe his mother when she wrote him a note white. "I will go to court," he said. His mother went along with him. "Albert's mother died the next year, in 1662, at which time his father, being a free man, purchased a little cabin and 11 acres of land in the area, and then rented, or hired. If you please, from the estate as many of the children as he could secure, to be raised by their nunt. For some of the smallest he paid $10 a year, so that his children could tried his best to keep the family together. The other children, the older, were employed until enunciated. Another witness was sister to the mother, a full sister. The young man wanted the court to declare him white. The judge said he was a white man, and the word, "She ought to be a good witness," the court told the petitioner. ```markdown ``` The mother, being daily sworn, said, "The mother was Colored, and mother were Colored, that her grand parents were both Colored, and that her son's father was also Colored. Began in 1873 "Albert was employed by H. R. Wilson in 1853, at which time he was boy in the American hotel at Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Wilson, who met him to Chicago, and his first work was at the laundry, which at that time was in the basement of the building Wilson Brothers occupied at 7 Washburn Street. "My mind is made up," said the mother, nothing beats a study in blood and lineage. "Is there any other witness?" The sister to the mother, a Mrs. Rizal, asked the court that she was full sister to the mother. "Full sister?" asked the court. Questions asked by judges are often answered by those stormed at witnesses by lawyers. "It is interesting, and to those of us who know his life and his history, quite fitting to learn that Alexander was an employee of Alexander the Great. The United States flag, which at that time it was the custom to fly every day, a custom which, starting with this anniversary, I am in favor of repeating." The lady testified that she is white that her parents were both white, her sister was white, her white, and that here is a white world. "There is no caste in blood," Arnold is supposed to have remarked, "and I know much about our white people." G. O. P. LOSES IN BALTIMORE Baltimore, Md. May 14—Thomas R. Russell, a former mayor of land, in the mayoralty election just finished, led 25 per cent of the Race Republicans in Baltimore against the Democrat, son of the Democrat, mayor. The victory marked the biggest political revolt on record among the Race in the East. The old saying is, blood is thicker than water. You might say that white blood is important to only one thing, that blood is important to all the time. Is not that true? The Indiana judge followed Sotomoh. He put the son back in the Colored Race and, to show him that a mother's word stands no disputing, he said, "white name" and gave him a name in keeping with what the mother said. The Chicago Defender wants its ad. "You know your ad in the Chicago Defender," saw your ad in the Chicago Defender. Chicago Detender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY By Roscoe Simmons oder by R. S. Abbott Publishing Company. "Blood follows blood" mused De Foe, who had a time getting his blood straightened out. In our country Race follows Race and blood must shift for itself and blind mails shift for itself. They bring by going into Indiana, could it not? Here are two sisters, full sisters, one white, the other Colored, the parents and grand parents of one "white, the other Colored, the grand parents of the other "Colored." Is that now under the Sun? Our white people are smart, confounding brains. They have got Colored people. They belong to two races at one time, but attached to neither. History's busiest pen will take them up further on. Study hard, read, don't talk quite enough, maybe you will use that pen for history. YOU were the cause but the death of young white man was the occasion the country turning to Florida for news. White ladies of the South, to whom the Negro at the South must turn for the fight of the chain gang and convict system. "This is brutal," said southern ladies. "Possibly," said gentlemen. "but the Negro at our Negros from us, and we must get them back the best way we can." The story is old. Prison reform has been talked about half a century. Prison reformers in your country think that the thirteenth amendment abolished slavery. You knew better. Florida shows you that slavery was not abolished. The auction block went to the justice of the peace court. Because they are hard on them-selves—harder on themselves than they are on you. They cannot pull up and leave them. They cannot pull up and leave facts. Facts dog your steps, as history shows. Florida is an interesting state. It did hard when Lincoln flourished his pen. Ten years thereafter Uncle Sam had to send big men into the state to count the ballots. The only friend you ever had on the Supreme court bench at Washington, was a member of the Florida commission. Do you remember how things turned out? There were no events that touch your freedom, your victories, your defeats. Haves, a one-term President, got the job of liaison to Florida count. You got the chain gang and the convict camp. A bill to abolish whipping in camps and to allow women to be sent up to 14. "Too bad," you will say. Yes, very bad, but keep in mind that 14 white men voted FOR the governor. You can step by step, little by little, get a So with the Negro. The Chicago Defender taught the Negro to read. You may saddle but you can't ride a reading man. Speaking at Louisville, Ky. I, G. Larland Penn, an important man in your neighborhood, will move from the North and West is alarming, and I think it is time for the leading white and Negro citizens to get together in conference housing, higher wages, more brothery treatment and better school opportunities, may be discussed." All well and good, you will say, how can we see nothing "alarming," do you? Dr. Penn offers a good suggestion. Our white people South should listen to us. Fort fifty years you have been willing to get together, have you not? Get up a real conference, say in Atlanta, give all sides a chance to be heard. Let white people leave their feelings at home and Colored people dismiss anger. Speak, and tell the truth. Our white people South could say, "We will give you the ballot and stop the mob; we will throw wide open the situation, and we will let your women be." You could say, following them: "We are ready to consider staying home, what about a fair share of the products of our labor?" Is not that simple? "White ladies and white preachers could do the rest in ONE Sunday. Our white people South know what the trouble is." Two or three words from high sources will brighten the discussion. CHICAGO, ILL., SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 Reason Looks Up Perry Howard Again Pope and King "Like the boll weevil the Negro now is to be counted in the market as a fish factor." "And today you were nothing; today finance considers you a 'bullish factor.' That is, you send prices up, not down. Another big word you will find there—'nevitably.' That means something you can't escape, can't get around, can't hold back. That is, something like Negro "migration." You can't stop it. **YOUR heart goes out to John Mitchell, Jr. one of your famous masters.** Mr. Mitchell appeared in the Virginia courses of tampering with the books of his bank. The judge gave him three years in the penthouse. Years ago Mr. Mitchell was one of the law-makers of Richmond, his city. Two years ago he got over 20,000 votes for governor of the state that Mitchell was a leader. Hope that will win in the argument for a new trial. Take delight in nobody's downfall. You fall with the books. Likewise as they rise. Leading Colored men are still like children, fighting, scratching-calling each other names, and given to envy. He has ruined many an honest man. Mr. Mitchell discusses himself in his paper, the Planet. Read what he says: "We have discouraged migration the North and West by our encouragement, and we have success of the Colored people would be found with their southern neighbors, we accordingly inconceivable to us that just of努努 would at one fell swoop upon a technical claim of wrong doing render a verdict which if left to him would wreck the reputation of a life time. That is very sad, is it not? Some will say: "Listen to brave John Mitchell crying to the white foe, to the black hoolie, to the thoughtless people will say something like that. Mr. Mitchell is right to do, to keep out of the penitentiary, to take off how would you like to take off robes of power, give up a banker's seat, surrender the grandmaster's hands, behind stone walls and iron bars. You would not like that, would you? "They have taken our money and property and would now job of努努—our reputation," says Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell is a little headstrong, inclined to be stubborn, but he is not a slave, offered to help Mitchell. In union there is strength. --- She was true, not to the name of her father, but to the ideals of her husband. Was she the true wife, was it not? A lot of trouble between young married people is due to both the husband and wife trying to remain with mother and father while staying with cousins. The Bible, the book you go to for rules and hope, is clear on that point. When you marry, you turn your back on your heart on old olds, old customs. You begin a new life in a new world. Study up on the Civil war, its battles, "That is all past," some will say. It can never be "past" for you. Stuart held Virginia for more than two years. He himself a soldier among all the soldiers of the world, waited on word from his young leader. Lee was talking of Stuart when he said he never brought me a false report. Was not that a perfect compliment? Didn't say that his reports were always what the general wanted to hear; not always fair; not always encouraging—but always TRUE. DO You always give a true report? It does not please but it saves very often. Stuart held the valley until the world's greatest soldier came out to meet him. He saw Sheridan riding past. Sheridan, devout Roman Catholic, rode with a sword and the cross. Your chains were heavy at that time. Hope was pushing through a (Continued on page 15, Col 1) HAITI NEEDS NEW CAPITAL TO AID IN DEVELOPEMENT Port au Prince, Haiti, May 18—“The government is ready and willing to offer every possible inducement to the President of American capital in the vast, rich natural resources of the republic.” This is the statement which President Louis Borno of Haiti requested in 1971. “It is a message that comes direct from President Borno’s heart, for he has dedicated his administration to the development of what he is the leader of the island republic—agriculture. To Sell Land For the first time in history the president is in a position to sell vast tracts of government land to foreign capital, preferably American, at 10 percent of the land at 100 acres. The law permitting this disposition was promulgated by President Borno and his council of state of 21 members, the legislative and executive branch. Haiti is rich in natural resources. Her lands are fertile, most of which have not been tilled. Petroleum, lignite and a few other minerals have been discovered, and already America is exploiting these products. Coffee J- Product President Seeks Relief After agriculture is established Borno wants to provide as adequate educational system. But this cannot be done from the farms. Teachers in the few schools at present are paid from $ 5 to $ 8 a month; most of the people are without means to send their children to school. They pay 20 cents a day; on government works wages are 30 cents a day-harley sufficient, to sustain life. The people live on the tropical fruits, which are abundant throughout on the island. Build Good Roads Under President Borno's direction good roads are being built in the interior regions; government irrigation projects are being started. These are the navy engineers. And then, with a flash of his eyes he denoted his sincerity, President Borno said: "Hatti is so poorly known in the states! It is so misrepresented and so misunderstood." We want Americans to come to us and invest their money we have great opportunities for them." SPINGARN MEDAL AWARD TO GLOSE NOMINATIONS JUNE Nominations for persons worthy to receive the Spinning medal must be in the hands of the secretary of the White, at 70 Fifth Ave. New York City, on or before June 1, it was announced. The medal is awarded annually to the highest achievement during the preceding year or years in any honorable field of human endeavor. All nominations of candidates for the achievement for which the medal is to be awarded, and give as full a biographical account as possible of the nominee, committee of award, whose decision is final, is composed of Bishop John Hurst, chairman; John Hope, president of Morehouse college; Garrison Villard, editor; Fisher, distinguished novelist; Dr. James H. Dillard, director of the Slater and Jeanne fund; Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the White, at E. H. Dui, editor of The Crisis. The medal will be presented at the Kansas City conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Women, the evening session of Monday, September Ex-Gov. Henry J. Allen of Kansas will present the medal. AGED HUSBAND RETURNS FROM WORK TO FIND WIFE IS DEAD New York, May 18.—Sorrow enveloped the lonely basement home of William Smith of 173 West 137th Street from work to find his companion of more than 54 years lying across the bed, dead. His wife, Anna, 70, had succeeded in the deadly fumes of a range where a jet was turned on full force. All windows and doors were closed. All surrounds the death, as police authorities are alleged to have a possible suicide. The husband claims his wife was an invalid and would hold onto objects to aid her escape, but may have struck the gas jet. Due to old age Mrs. Smith was feelible minded and perhaps unknowingly turned on the gas. The Smith came here from Goffney, S. C., three years ago. She leaves a husband, daughter, son, two grandons, one granddaughter and five great-grandchildren. There should be one jail for all law-enforcement divisions for white and Colored. In the Final Arguments M. B. As the argument between our bobbed and long-haired girls.draws to a close we present: At left (top): Mrs. Lucille Norris, 915 Foster St., Evanston, Ill. Below: Miss Cora B. Ash, 428 S. Main St., South Bend, Ind. At right (top): Miss L. Margaret Yuen, 407 W. Taylor St., Savannah, Ga. Below: Miss Hattie Brown, 192 Oak St., Buffalo, N. Y. At bottom: Mrs. D. B. Holland, 178 McWhorter St., Newark, N. J. POSSIBLE HEADS NAMED FOR TUSKEGEE HOSPITAL BY J. LE COUNT CHESTNUT their careful w the Race. Washington, D. C. May 18—After conversing with political wiseacres hereabouts, those following all creeds and worshiping all shibboleths, and on the question at issue, and after conversing with people at large and analyzing many shades of opinion, it seems safe to state that all elements in the question of placing a Race personnel in charge of the Veterans hospital in atuskgee is at once, for our Race, one of the most significant and authoritative of the most important hospitals has been up for settlement for some time. To enlighten the public mind at large over the country as to the outstanding elements in this complex situation is the aim of this article. A brief review of the present status of the hospital and the situation up to it may make clear the extreme difficulty of the situation. One of its Dr. K. Catch Harding Napping While President Harding was away golfing and resting 'neath the congenerial skies of sunny Florida, archivist and counselor made a "coup detain" that paved the way for a white directing personnel at the Tuskegee Veterans Museum was recalled from San Diego, Cal., and sent with sealed orders to take charge. The choice of Stanley was the great drawback to subsequent endeavors to put the hospital in the hands of a Race staff. This colonel is a native of Greenville, Ala., and is a city, and as such he soon found entrance into the hearts of many whites of Alabama, spreading malicious representation as to the distress of groundwork laid for the shouting out of the Race. In fact it is reliably stated that this colonel wont go far in his disregard of the Race's dignity as to stay in Tuskegee for two weeks without so much as paying his respects to in Tuskegee for two weeks without At this point, too, it might not be amiss to observe that despite the fact that it is primarily a government hospital, it is nevertheless on ground donated by the hospital, and the location of the hospital is contiguous to the institute grounds. From this it is patent to the most experienced staff in the two are inseparably interlinked, and that the influence of Tuskegee in connection with the hospital is as strong as the influence of the scheme of night and day. No one can reason logically to the contrary. Attitude of Leaders Another interesting phase of this complex question at this time is the attitude of the Race leaders directly interested in or connected with the prosecution. Despite any report that may emanate to the contrary, this article will state, and with the authority of absolute knowledge, that Dr. Moton is responsible for charging in charge of the hospital. Were it possible for you to happen at Tuskegee institute about now you would be convinced of this by a very tangible evidence. There. Of course Dr. Moton has his views as to what influence should predominate and what personnel would best fit in it. He is in a position to deny these that? He seeks to safeguard the larger interests of the Race. Standing behind Dr. Moton and backing him to the limit in his decisions, he is also Robert Church, noted Republican party leader in Tennessee, and Colin Rosco Simmons, the great orator and contributing editor of the book, who has been in conference at the White House here and are campaigning in Argument Norris, 915 Foster St., Evan- B. Ash, 428 S. Main St., South Miss L. Margaret Yuen, 407 W. Below: Miss Hattie Brown, 192 Bottom: Mrs. D. B. Holland, 178 ADS NAMED GEE HOSPITAL their careful way for the interests of the Race. "Link" and Perry Another pair interested in the hospital group has complexion the redubbable "Link" and Perry. Howard du. Mr. Johnson, too, has talked with the president, and is earnest in the Race's behalf. He is intent to ponder the stand of the president, Mr. Harding, you may have it on the authoritative and verified claim of this article, stands four-square and is interested in the direction of the hospital at Tuskegee under the control of the Race. This should be stated in fairness to him. He insistentially informed all Race leaders, him of his intention to act thus. Already some possibilities for the headroom loom up clear on the horizons that is insisted on, a compliment date is Dr. Kenney, the director of the institute hospital and a noted Race surgeon. It is said that the doctor is competent, knows the situation, white elements at Tuskegee and is admirably alive and sensitive to those finer and subtle influences, the proper sensing of which will be instrumental to the proper handling of the situation. Another favorite soh is Dr. Louis Wright of New York city, a former owner of New York, acting in a surgical capacity. He is said to have been especially successful and expert in blood transfusions, and he would draw soldier support. Soldiers Back Jones Still another is Dr. T. Edward Jones, assistant surgeon-in-chief at a saw service overseas as a captain in the medical corps. He was awarded the enlisted distinguished service medal and an airborne medal. Dr. Jones is also a captain of a high efficiency and remarkable administrative tact. He has considerably improved formally indolored by James E. Walker Post No. 26. American Locker, Washington, D. C. This writer analyzes the situation, there is a splendid opportunity for a Race victory, but there should not be seismic or bickering between the captain and the mutter. A solid front must be presented for the cause. Careful, quiet, but consistent, movement is in order. Compromise, in the What is now reiterated, not necessarily because "wish is the father to the thought," but because the logic is that the writer must do to this writer's mind the plan of action that neglects co-operation with the forces of Tuskegee institute for a harmious co-operative solution. The writer's other line can succeed. No other will. Leaders must unite for the sake of the lead. Else non will lead, but will have a base driver. And surely the Tuskegee Veterans hospital. BEWARE Of Unauthorized Agents READERS and patrons of the World's Greatest Weekly are warned Weekly life warned against engaging into transactions with persons falsely representing themselves as connected with the Robert S. Abbott, Publishing Co., or the Charles J. H. Hancock connected with this publication carry property credentials at all times. PAGES 13 TO 20 NATION TO PAY GREAT TRIBUTE TO COL. YOUNG Distinguished Honors for Military Hero Are Planned; Burial at Arlington New York, N. Y., May 18-All America will turn to New York and Washington this month to honor the late Col. Charles Young, whose remains are expected to arrive in New York about May 20. The event promises to be one second only to the arrival in America of the body of the "Unknown Soldier," Citizens of both races are joining here and in Washington to make the occasion memorable. Hundreds of friends and admirers of Colonel Young from various parts of the United States have presented of being present either in New York or Washington, and some both. Distinguished honors will be paid the body of the late Col. Charles West Coast of Africa, 1922, when it reaches this country about May 29, by the Colonel Charles Young Post 388, American Legion of which William Service Bell, first vice commander, is at present acting commander. On Inspection Tour At the time of his death, Colonel Young was on a tour of investigation in connection with his duties as military attaché at the American legation in Paris, where he died occurring on British soil. It was impossible to remove it from its temporary resting place for transfer to this country until health and other conditions were satisfactory. Commander Bell is in receipt of a letter from First Lieutenant Charles J. Wynne, M. Q. C. U. S. A., in charge of the army supply base, Brooklyn, containing the information that Colonel Young's remains were shipped from Lagos on the steamer West Hesseveld and due to arrive in New York about May 20. In conformity with the wishes of Mrs. Ida M. Young of Lagos, the interment will be in the national military cemetery at Arlington, Va. Lieutenant Wynne assured Commander Bell that his office would cooperate to the fullest extent possible with Charles Young post in conjunction with other military societies who desire to hold obsequies upon the phone Young's body in New York. The local program is preparing a program for the occasion which will embrace all of the allied veteran organizations, and invitations will be extended leading citations to military and civil ranks of both races. Plan Military March. In Washington, the exact date of the final interment has not been decided upon. President Harding, Gen. Lewis, and the last few Weeks, all Colored soldiers in the district, the high school cadets, and other organizations are expected to meet the remains of the grisled military here. The mother of Colonel Young, his widow and children are expected to meet the remains of the remains of Washington. It is expected that the remains will lie in state in some public building in Washington, and the final military march to Arlington cemetery, city of the soldier dead. BOOTLEGGER, DRINKER, IS BAD BISK FOR INSURANCE BOOTLEGGER, DRINKER, IS BAD BISK FOR INSURANCE Washington, D. C., May 18.—Men who manufacture moonshine and the men who undertake the tasks been placed on the thankable class of careers "agents" says Director J. E. Russell of Ohio in a report to Federal Prohibition Commission officials. The agency is recruiting all those who engage in or encourage the manufacture of booing whisky, for they are all bad risks. An Akron inhouse manager said the man who drinks moonshine is flirting with death and the man who manufactures it may be killed any enforcement officers. We have rejected many policies within the last few months after learning that the man is engaged in the hazardous occupation of manufacture. "Furthermore," said Russell, "the man is building in which illicit stills are established and are promptly canceling policles when they learn that the buildings insured are being used for alcohol." NEW POLITICAL BODY Newark, N. J. May 15.—An important organization was formed May 14 as the result of a conference held in the city three times at Treton. It took the permanent name of Colleged Republican State College, and the George E. Cannon of Jersey City as president. Meeting was in protest against the present national administration. The president of the session questioned some of the more conservative delegates. Kenneth Landolf of this city led the opposition in opposing the severity of the resolutions condemning man Alexander of Orange was buttressed in his arraignment of the administration. Though of many of the more cautious resolutions, following officers were elected; Mrs. Mary E. Burrell first vice president; Mrs. Queen, second vice president; William E. Saffer, Montclair, vice president; J. E. Saffer, Montclair, city assistant secretary; William H. DeFair, Summit, treasurer, and the Rev. H. B. Taylor, Waterson, chaplain. Credit where it is duel. When you please mention the Chicago Defender. ( THE NEGRO IN OUR aos Oe “csissss Genin eel «Woes, Taille Ee OL ee Met tint | mma ane mona twNe | ‘The act provided for the anncint= ryan’ of S <Rnietonee weit ntarater Whadekata chuce the Samininty £2 SHHNIMeut Cy eat Yor the treed Binincleg Re che Clan ts" ora Sv thw irccdmen’s bureau wag Intend 3 eee ener eee ae Soka ais chce wortigne nnd ARNE ip aandoaed andes inte Ee ig orn eee fheli"-Ga Gedouing of malarepresents insurer Waren mot cian a ‘a mle for roeneevo, shape fendet ic prosuce He lndulged ae Gepenarnt ciuldren. 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WOODSON a at I ames ba eee ety WE Bled tea! PE im ot em tes icc ate gat tr Soot ano i at 2 Bev eslr else erie eae SYS SC, oan ene ae ee es ae ems ety einen fe Eee Gaul die, SE peeps rh tees fete i ei ho te a ea React dare ek ane ne ie Saat SE Reena, cichatnar a aatanncnaat caine War ga ‘i aoe editor of the Journal of Nyete Mistory. « mararine which be founded. nad 1s the saihty of "A History of the Nerro Church." “Noero | conor ning and tna ape SSeS Ana ete hoor Hiram J evita erent, Me TREE cade eae eae. he Pedi Oates ar sts ct Bodies hatiat cece eee iN pean, mae Ue net Sedea Gerstner was Sel ats ah afoue ht cane Te oan ahetae fe ai Ee Mara GP de Ueto d Rats lped ne as Rees ary Make Ma EER MIAG! tala hone ea asta ca eleaaceh See Eee hora aac a Sonate eh aie in SEER AN NG OE Ee ahaa fun aer be an Fos te aad ea hoe Hdl" ot Ae Baten Bea cater" Neagn eteeoltern tres Rigigtie sectimaseig one aera mean mt Haske, tno distinguished himsnit 23 Saar An MaahCatcn ad Feat! Gtkeher ine * er ERS) Ric wh a tuna Sah eDuton Maiaed tara Biase tes Sik Se eke ae eed Meera fy eugeral capi? 9 Bigeharee the duties of citizens! ie. abe RR mars cy dha cla for the positinns which they, held. | In Eps oeSetan ae ne ta Pea carat Sa ec Hada tite "ta xe Werle ti oan Uenaetpaen fa Sut Ae tas been true of logisiniuren com: ttt rated tutes MA he Soa Hoy cterSRgutes alone te Silo RE contain Serr Sele REPS atl gy cle TE citiaed SuMlah ct reine I GHRE eternal, Sac" th Hock Fe Eat.“ the Earn autty eiuaeenaen a Sema Charatan at ce ARSE oi haha Sete pvt EN Ss sort era ie Jose agg and cea eta te ree lt St SE GaSe Pig toutes ee ne Ee Siners who. came from the ori Beeciehed Ne shard ot the ERRATA whet tne a Shalev MB ty Sheth Meet Sree seen deer eat a heater etn ana a Eset ite GR Aa Seer atl, tanita Site RoE hae aa EE ratte SIN eatolete Re Ea eens oar Renae oe SP eu ata ye igitie sath SSR wt af see Wa ‘An ‘honorabia ‘gecords Stoh was the Bealineee GRE Suites Fite Sn Sour ae Rae iar Soha Hie SRE Pe Natta, te Bree sie Beth name the state. Guarda of Loulsiana. ang, Berra cai ie Ms” wa tient, SMEG RR thee SR Reet aes ae ae Siig edd hope au i at Ee mint tastes see SP ete net tak Sb EE a a ao FE iis Re anne ae tami aa Ma a Hiatt sent tae iene tate see fa ee aimee este ee oy See tahoe alt Sera esr Rescate ath ae et rk FON aoe ht inilncs es st hte atte IPR chat Serer ee Serna: eetern tae a ha Hs Pe gl sae eee ie th Rag EE ach So Bet Pat aaa | In, conteadistinetion to this rule o SGA acta SRelrrg airs Bais Steatham TE Matte Heh ee et ha Ea EE aa a moa yi ig keisha ah Er gr eae eae ord Ihe" snineached and thrown out of of wanda: tenchine aad peommee wants: 29%: Kate Geen mado. "These erltcinme of the carpet-nag kovernment® had. tho ‘desired effect mong the poor and” sgnorant_weites fwho, reared under the degrading. I~ Fiuencen of slavery, could. fot tolerate the bincka aa cldens. The. Negroes hereafter were harassed and harried by disturbing clemoats of anarchy, ovt ff whieh toon emerged an oath-bound AGE guste A es ig ileal Sateen hectare tend Heatietcie Daath hte ME EovSpratect thé, Sensin the enka Ment oe tho elvil amd pote, ahs Fhe prealdene Wan authorized to. sup= tesa iawarrsetign tm the Souther Uinite here aaa wien ieeat wuthor $e Note dates Sele furl cua of che ederal gourre. crt £0 fn which ‘Negroes complained of hein EoSeSt oe ines settee i epi er ets es i allen ieee tat Soil eke neantrey Suck “aoeg resentment’ in the South, Extent abner "Bae whee ts SRS eMeateltog ca 'tapprene rab wi Desa Sihe® dou tence tee Sin lemoldcrine Wolearo aaltg Sx ppreeits for erations “Ther denouement cam from, Pees geresnatenrn 1. Hage, (tha el Stora we preoatiy" owned his soubera LGN” He seedatan was he cont Sit oft Mie auentlon a ‘egntiing TeeGate “Yinopa in. Feu Carola ae mast nate uch oe nestle ‘violence ann concernmated. fe Bech the lacy” potter af the hike Honal government may be invonea tor SnUCA OP sea oder’ and Wraceahie Tielieta “aa mye" bs Beawlted ty te Eoneticuton and: tava ef the. state. 4 fedfaesurea tac Ro resort to Vinlenee ieeicetemplated ta ange auarere at Bhan the canttars the ulanates th Gutsuon ioe Tobe aetiieas wales Stindace fan Semcaes ae te conn {tilog"See She lava of te ‘bce he “Phe withdrawal of the nations troops seam Seth ras morn elit ote Ba har Rote ted eth espite the efferin a the, gouthers te"trti ne Eel eo oat Them Sein" martial tere The Srgrers GS ule ssmmanieen: naweeer hate ‘HNMioanilce ‘net, ang Prowent has Sommltted singe the war. <Thex. con- SERPASE HNGiniee Tmeatatsls re HEA ea ect ae Cara the freedmen, ‘xegrepated. disfranchined ie Uinteds states cae now he ert Skea ie’ sot thmnlpine wh, SinGky ef nk onatgnlan puneamtccins Serato Meoony ‘ehonll have Seomiteany teen Sithdeagen a indicts Shum tleved “exhibited ov denen she’ enjoyment "of thele Eh in yriliogese "rng closing charter 1m the recon. surdetion, i ies urmlelne!” The Witte HEAEHGMS Mutt caveman oom: te Reproce? Not Are tet era BEEK aver ane emer ag the Pal Headtdt'to prevent the Necroes frm fisting MhevcalecrSa the eavere Bisnteat “thane “staten Sines" ennetei ESL cae Sidon NY cetera ctmigsted shone N- Steer on the “eleetarste "am Te Erna ke theysecusd ane renee Trend ky Peepers AF ers a Siegtendaneof herbage’ win ha Rated ioe tovecrainaten. In Binndmens, hich srewided ‘that ‘the HEN eske shonta nee tor deena Fee of thea car at prextnns: ton’ Sarat the’ prices tha Nese Serererpeutfon tua’ dealings exe wit Maderrersamurements like thenters al Tog atest” ane aay wi | Fermin and residential districts in farming and | residential CHAPTER XVII enibine AE? <0 sabe sine eeeinemen tie eee ie setae aaetetatens tue the Se run pessceuiom of he eke the Seeheiaie hs SPare ea Arasanide'ot th maraees have stecesdet Ghuchat shendan'"S) peesonn tere Exes at aca HE Sa Shae aaah sane Sa SH uate Sonat ea see aaar fact "lio Sahai te ota SPCai etn sa eye Sinaia male te era Eudrlieariaaates meat erueaita ate te eet heidi she Es ese cereaie tae Re oe Hiei ober See Son inte aeaticeieeaae Sls Ss ah Sita teas thas tie ethno tetrad tha Sera eaaee wee hs eae entihin acer cat OE “he Seite PE ce tate et ncdey tester oo ot bele aan Seer oa sate Facets heed mem RSet goat amt OL Eee SLU! Bite geome IORScacti Gaiuharce & ts Tae the Both orem, meme mad Beh may mace Pee rahe cae Bag ae Gate ma! Era eu eei tas peau Skie SOR e Seae BRET olf ui all rie Ei dgiarie remit hate Se RA en tty eta gets hares SP cone sree a ee ay a Soclnt nse cats Spi ies at teas IF Saeed aay Serine rip tne ten ae See gE ict ie tare ie Sere Bice tema ae Bee Sea iad a Bae det Te ett alc His adtiaaheceth ofa Sah ES Bea te a he as Ee ie erat Oh ee Hep aarti Se Cae Seta SESE ali, Wt eatie oae fe aranne Neate HG GF ct acuta £5 eae caidas ea Beat” deci haat al har tae She Sage acess eee Saher entire of he rent nih Henen Dusinans tauthade, they Lecame a trey to dahonest ea who. trove thelr stoves and banka, Gxerted tom the, Negroen practlealy call of thle caratngs before tho end of the Seat. A few honest piatore Geired to protect the Negrors by supptsing them st reas" ‘nati prcer! tue, mvbjece to uaar? themeciven thelr effort avatit Me dete wan neceasary men for the ecto tenant so. begiy the peat ith Tectontatant ° Stead RE He ae A sect Read Ri elclnetea es acai aden iat TiSasrretss AC sete tetas abe SFHTE pada ile dee See ia Be torte tet ot reerdlng SESSA PH ATG? fe ST ind Bete ne hte te a HE atind Meat Uae an aE HePieilioles "Zo$° wa SA cl to Tita ™ . ‘tein means of tae fom sete ous ae aLtaee tam shes Sethe Sterne i fonkel forgard to 8 acted °Heyliean farts’ ob SR Sherratt aed Seale a See ee SU a Ne Tena lt ina hte ahs ofttne iu rhe te SABES AP" ing ke relate SWUNG Mihi a Geant HSU PPR tata ens ESL DSU Chahta ERE thc Teonea Sy Son” an" they Heda is Tree nee “The tinrest” however, fret, fund. 2 08h SECS gale GE ERE “Bcd? 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Bart eetdea Go" ait | mitotic at Waits “pou |e tae names | eed ath eon foe |e ete Al Ra ee Roa Sia SHEER Re ten Ne es | Baath Shaws Bat" tae Serth, oe | gensidcratin amones" and" gent Saran 9 | SEES adEee te ead Isang | ean ce ea te ta A. ectine pe | Bengt hak advent the sige ert wae Senge oat Se | Broper Understanding of the ieoblems | Beeeternsat nd Tn why Hi HSE OS tbls thas ealetone | BREE hea aratasr hy ata ts | Baas tates omen weet Feeling RRMA awn Weta | EFSERE otpcntluse, Searocy soon | tent ers a eer hae ee | Briar ie wean" to cstestian Niche | Institutions of thetr own, “Gut of thes | ss aint net any sete Oe | favtenitene SPU ncene a te | HEEESReN, Oh atectedg ntac | feta elton Seine ESA aoa Wha Nae | So it: iycae “contra riats | Gas i icra ENE Baal | Be tent” naling these Ee etit of Suneralinte, Ha he | eats eet re eae ,| Race wan parsing through the ordea q@Continued Next Week) : WE 47 = ‘SCHOOL, e& 2 ~. £. . 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Te soln, We Club Beery’ week fon tob cca, therg wll appear” th the “iin section ot Yen Toe ana in euch of these, marta there Aoneatn llter of che ‘aifhater. mat fniaa or four weeks sos vel hace four wean ciple an Sten Thea re eae fri une aah’ obs" thee seh imate the tke Worl “Chicago Defenter: "No chil wit be Recented wisout the pain MMe “Sefenior’ aley Mt Membership nani, Sovnerfon ver 23 NUIT be mecepted in n> member Of the EMIS ae UT eas SEF, roe ert gor, Bee ie busy Aina send in more. poem. atorles Bat dititeas le P And Seu gettin "Be, che was, have, you Joined the arnieing content Jets Tne gen seu Sraning in totale ~~ | Essay This wan tent in_by Huse Mf, Roser ae HESTHE Saat” Wurtle Berge UE eters te, tet the wonderta lus Gute. 1 ould ie for al te Fatlikens fo" rite ‘ex someiting about Peypald Nome toiens “Come oh send eta The Chicano Defender an ae ee ae ma ots ‘Thave Tice. in Quedec quite a few emrati ad ul coptnne ty fet the Feit ora oP inh and thought’ fe Tnferesting enough to aaah PR aga hat Tam gle of 35 years of age. ‘fioping my" easay will be fount ening rel | oT hover, ee aks Ne QUEBEC setrahers, mre” fae ney aatnating eit aa eee fate, ee at sia Seas Poe ae ae wo ton pues iar ha itaect S Qiebee ‘han upner and tower towns, mcralhy aie mas ors bar oatnistenes te ee antennae Ge ae isin Sine ea ae eto en gees ee es ha Sse tt BR ei st lies ad TS RES RAPS loa Fee ener teat erste sae ear aa He inet ial eee es ipecie ad cba rai ce eatin "See atgns te He barbus Sees fay acne Sao Se ea an eas Poe ae heres Recent Rtas ct etandt fame an ar taes eae es Tints SURETY BARE ent. TR a se SUA sia ae ky Se Boe ee ach fasts ues ty eS, ae eee a ea fi Seite deer ae occas tieanoe sues at i a ity Sat tas eee tendete ta het ie tn a, Se ae ates peace mertnamen erent etcs F arate naga Se (aA act tt erate te ate, eats Raped eh hart can diated eas ae oe sen cess ert, EER oa pie ee Sen het power furmiaten Nght, heat ands motive ieee ean ae EE Laine’ Ble ta aks hand af ee nape Ae ms Sars ih Hac eer Sur, Ene Renate eae ri Negara a lr a Beh che ttondindaar' ak Wi Fae fea un in yt i ath a ca? eae Be dha! A ce nett Quis eae Sd tela a ea on es eee Seiki inca shakey tha eet, soa te aoe Sa rea inet aa ates a rontha eel thin pie, wis co ee ee ee “Shrilces (Tm gving to +a Por- marge penne Ee TR Ee so ta te “Artist: “Can't; the paint ts not’ thick enough." + the: Short Story. BILLY BLAKE “Tt seems to me that you ought to a Fol er Seta ec stoke PAE a RRRgTe sae Senter At tok Baier at tow tde Panne kek “Sy think we'll cey to get along with gatas aie Sukh UO Es ie SMe Actas MT ue oe ‘yack the money with a sigh of HEME MNS ae Tall not SRC NAS wow meh you ot ra BS ne a. he, ager seed de” Maal si Matting RAAESHa en ame mits PSE N le SIL Be THE “You Ald right, Bille,” sald the Rev. agg Ses MaRS ae BRE Hei ees ete ee Pi ee eeu Of ie to the Youns, man ‘whom sou Neve Jeune wth do very nlcly” sal Buby raterus vs RETR CE eco me 28 cents, tu fine Mee El EP Tene “And you will. Abel has @ very small hth thi ot teeney Reed tas pair eeltbticy Seatety "i Te MADti snot, bat Guise Hie inset oe apie lathe Benet Hee OY ena ae eet aU None oan wie tte ee an ont enteheebss SH Ar aay as BAC Se a eee tale BOLS peu tnt tao SERGI MRED heats otee ke Qe aterinins eta oaks A Dusholy of Peaches and” 20 quarts of far estat, GS i Roa ieee oie faba ai Sec titdY Sete Pe a er oo Iitle cold mili, “Put remainder of sail So seca ae Bec 8 eigen pact siestis i fish oie? Serna ses, muti comtgaatl ach ad Se receens e coe tre ti a as aha be Pea cere ee ie oe chal Sele St, St. Louls, Mo. we ena se re rp ih eet Beanie meets es and ae ila fee aad te len aligea Sranect bet und pie annie: “Serve with ice in bowl. eS ee Re ge game, sig one can sliced ken sia ke deepen Sha Brings Gore bull, ada ‘chicken and a jes eas, incrna St Nase ti ase nee am oe ge See ernest ene gales mil, Uh aces Be adnne teehee Berean Sect Beate ie fa, ey, SS a Fee ete ne pleted nalted. beets. potatoes, ane pint of cold alled Becta. MS cditing Bf sh elgse tAblentony a male Gntess “the wareeablen have been fe ttl wats, Yam tsepesh Sechone Cit the potatoes In tht acts hn ci heels Bee sgh he, at Soest At tsps. i the Tareilendes” te bean tn 014 ua areas ane eee GBinneiteown, asit Morgan "Sty St outa sto. = panana Cate encohe inking powdes” ee fabhesposns Blears dhceesfeurtia sup mits vee Method!’ Site 'the flour, aking, pow- act, Sune amd eBit 200 R Love ‘aad the Seni TWERT Wehthesden® Seema Keel ai! ecrane the handiae! cut Int TANEE mntotareaceh Stelios” pan, pine the Cananas on top and spring Meith Hadad Muake i aborts oven, min ERSTE BIG (gO UCT aac Ht Rr ngeds SS hte Ave Dyes Biren Billiken Wit Aan Zagilsbman was wang. alone anf aE nO ae UN, UE 8S Sey a Hemeinan'sonerted “the $08 SRST Le Sanne ana pling en RE aan cet at tnebeneneanm ee Mick alarmed, The nplienman ald: USNS EARN owe ee aera San Feu tye the overt Surin es ite Breachman sill watening he doe sepled ees alan Nats aa Lay ae AE Ses Yorb,"—Edward Lee, 403 S. 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Told that he was beyond Petersburg, he said: "How can I sleep unless he is on the sun." A few days passed and Sheridan appeared at Yellow Tavern. Long towards evening he looked in looking for Lees tent on the south side of Appomattox. "Stuart not death," he said, "when he not her Sheridan at Yellow Tavern." So did slavery. Mrs. Sheridan lived to see you against whom her husband fought against whom he died, eating in dining rooms, walking over carpets, in church, in Sundays, lived to see youraughters match beauty, your sons add honor to a flag of honor, will be true to General Stuart," she said. Her life proved her words did it not. You said simply: "I will be true to Lincoln." Give yourself to contemplation and a picture of your progress will rise before you. In will be soldiers as caring as General Stuart; ladies as fair as his widow. They not above the soldier and his wife. "Mine was a vain death," the general said. "Mine was a long lance she replied. Looking around they saw slave and Lincoln and Davis together. Lee and Grant resting on broken swords. Dashing men and beautiful women move when God speaks liberty to captives. FROM time to time this writer tells people, stumbling through the morning of our government. Wish them well, and when you people, stumbling through the morning of our government. You knew all along, they know now, that no such law as the Volstead law, could stand. You knew all along, that "Get back nature, get back, you have been having your way long enough—haven't you heard about us?" Our white people think highly of them. Nature smiled. Nature always smiles when anybody tries to show her a point. York legislature repeals a law that gave power to New York police to enforce the Voluntead law. "If Uncle Sam wants to try making people over again, he should tell the bill, welcome to the job," says the New York legislature. A Negro is a member of that legislature. Uncle Sam has his hands full, but he will go along a little further. Help him as you sympathize with him. Our white people get another lift from Judge John of United States Court of Appeals in New York. Judge Knox decided that no law should be allowed to tell a doctor, who is supposed to know all about anatomy, when to prescribe liquor, or how much to to. "The eighteenth amendment to the Constitution was designed to bring about the prohibition of intoxicating liquors for 'beverage purposes,' and was not, I think, intended to put an end to the use of liquor for purposes regarded those who propose to drink alcohol and by many of the states that ratified it, as justifiable and proper." Then he goes on to survey the whole situation. He legislates says to the Unde Same. "Hands off for me." Judge Knox says to religious fanatics, "See, your business is to get a man to heaven, the business is to bring him along as possible. Don't you get that impression?" "He is on the whisky side" some will say. No, not at all; only on the side of liberty, both as to what a man drinks and what he wants to believe by way of experience. The Master covered all the ground during His visit to us. This writer accepts His word on all matters he wants to discuss. Do you if you are in your right mind. Get our white people to pay more attention to giving liberty to man and use less evincing his good, but more particular for his. "White people are going crazy," says a Canadian medical authority, but ours will stand an examination. YOU read that your representative in the law department of your government, Perry W. Howard, had a lawyer. You know of Mr. Howard, or may you know him. The mother state, Mississippi, is his home. You know of the many when James Hill, famous political leader, passed away. Pln Postal or Express Money Order to this Coupon and Mail Mail This Coupon With Postal or Express Money Order at Once SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 Don't let them fall. "Not so," said Mr. Howard, and advanced to the front line. Sixteen men he took to his Illinois law diploma and wont back home. Forty miles from Jackson is his home, out in the country, and he bears, was a member of the legislature in the days of John R. Lynch, one of the great parliamentarians of American history. Politics and law go hand in hand in our country. Mr. Howard took to both working law and playing politics. This writer recalls Ben Johnson on the law: I often have heard him say how he admir'd Men of large professions that could speak To every cause, and things mere contraries. Till they were hoarse again, yet ALL be law. You Mr. Howard there. He brought of him, for he makes a name for you while making one for himself. The department of justice on him. You can say "progress" at that statement. Sixty years ago the department of justice said Mr. Howard's father be much and soon that he hadn't ANY right, that his children could have none. Yesterday chiefs of state consulted him on the proper way to reply to a question as procedure in American courts. Do you not think such a man worthy of pride, praise? Surely you. This writer will hunt men that can be praised. Your government likes to "appropriate" and lend money. It is a hard car to thank when salaries are cut, and two years after his appointment as assistant to the attorney general his salary goes up to $6,000 a year. Don't stress the raise but the cause. Your man, struggling up directly from Mississippi, his home, where he still lives, takes mind and wins in the game. Howard makes history for you, your children. Tell the children of him. Better still, if they can read, hand them this story. — THE King of England, and his queen, pay a visit to the Pope at Rome. What do you think our white people do? The head of the church receives the head of the Church of England. Get some well read man, some person who can understand what he wants to show the Church of England was born. The story of Henry VIII will interest you. Crying down the Pope seems to be quite a business among our white people. Do you know what Macauay, famous writer of history, wrote of the Catholic Church? If it you can catch up with our thoughtless white people, ask them to read it. This is it: And she is in undressed white when some traveler from New Zealand, shall, in the midst of a vast solitude, take his stand on a broken arch of London bridge to sketch the ruins of St. Macaulay was a Protestant. Euthusiasts, viewing the sight of a Stuart king calling on the Hope at Rome, called "That means the reverence of those things." There may be something in that. What will become of our Protestant church in the U. S. A. if the Church of England goes back under the wing of the Church of England? Are you living in a very great age, are you not? How would you like to see all Crown Jewels in a Methodist Methodist with Methodist, Baptists and so on, but ALL of them? They should, and could very easily. What keeps them apart? How would you embrace the spiritual and intellectual force of such an organization flying the flig of the cross? Of course, nothing like that will come about. Not enough very big jobs to go around. And not enough between the union of the Methodists now; also between the Baptists. Every time you pick up a paper you see something of a meeting of all the Methodists, and officers to TALK getting together. That has been going on for some time, since some years before this writer was been. The brothers got to a common ground was in 1853, when J. C. Price, a great name in your history, was chairman of the Zion delegation. Price meant business. Bishop Hamilton of the Methodist Episcopal church says the 300,000 Colored members ought to get out and make up with the C. M. E. church. You can't blame the M. E. crowd from fighting to hold on. Great men have been with them, grew up on the fat of the land, associated with the best in American re- ON AS A SUBSCRIBER THE Detender TEST JUNE WEEKLY If you are a reader of this newspaper now or if you wish to be a regular reader you can save $1.60 per year by ordering it delivered every week at your home. If you fill in the attached coupon this new price to you will be 30 cents per month paid in advance. Please note that the only way to get this reduction and make this saving is to fill in the county office of THE CHICAGO DEFENDER—thus making us responsible for the regular delivery of your CHICAGO DEFENDER ACTION COUPON Order to this Coupon and Mail DEFENDER weekly. ents for the first month. or Express Money Order at Once . . . ligious life: Revels, Scott, Mason, Bowen, the Joneses, Lucas, ablest man they ever had; Penn, and on down the line. Hear the Pope and Pope can talk about getting together is it not time for you to speak to your preachers? Perhaps you think the preachers are the church. Wrong, very wrong. Without you there would be no preachers; likewise no church. There is no flock why a shepherd? ALABAMA ENSLEY, ALA. OKLAHOMA REGSS OKLA Mrs. Lethia Donaldson and Johnny Brown were visiting a couple a two weeks' absence. Mrs. Smith is out of town this week visiting friends and a visitor in town. Mrs. A. Robinson made a trip to Okmukume. The crossed bats with Sapuula high in the mountain were to be taken to 12. Mrs. Sarah Birch had been a visitor in Sapuula this week. Mrs. Wekewka, Ertshoborough and our dart. Dart Cupd made a visit to our Miss Sadie Brown. Mrs. Tolsa leuki is recovering from a long spell of sick- BARTLESVILLE OKLA The Rev. J. M. Granberry, who underwent an operation at the county hospital, permitted to return to his home at the parsonage, Mrs. E. E. Martin of the few days, Charles French and Mrs. Emma Waters were united in marriage to the Rev. W. M. Jackson officiating, X. J. Stalks of Tulsa has purchased a Nash rosette. Banks is chief cook at completing his new five-bureum bungalow in S. Virginia Ave. A. B. Abrom has the new addition in S. Virginia Ave. On account of the weather, J. M. McGehee was unable to operate his show as announced. Mr. McGehee is from Pawhuska, Okla. Mrs. Wesley Jones has returned home from Arkansas City, Kan., where she visited her sleek sister, who is much improved. Mrs. Martha Williams made a flying trip to Independence, Kan., on business. Clyde Smith has purchased a new Oakland ear. Mrs. Homer Ross was called to Wagoner, Okla., to the bedside of her sick mother. Taylor Watson of this city is now making his home in Kansas City. G. Dickson of Tulsa, Okla. is visiting relatives in the city, the Robertson family. The Rev. Mr. Rowe of Dewey, Okla., was a visitor at the New Hope Baptist church recently. Get the Defender at the People's news stand. 537 Seminole Ave. KINGFISHER, OKLA. A Mother's day program was rendered Sunday by the three churches of the city at St. Mark's A. M. E. church. Miss Mildred Lewis has returned from a week-end visit with her brother, Prof. D. M. Lewis, and Mrs. Lewis. The Rev. T. J. Johns has returned from Altus, Okla., where he conducted a series of revival meetings with great success, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Patterson motored to Guthrie, Okla., and spent a day with Mrs. W. M. Flemings, Mrs. Isaac Robinson, and Miss Marie Rogers of Pleasant Valley motored to Kingfisher and spent a day with friends, Mrs. Susie Pierson has left for Wichita, Kansas, to visit relatives, Mrs. Ethel Robinson, who has been visiting in Chicago and St. Louis. Miss Alpha Hutchison has returned home. Miss Alpha Hutchison and Miss Doris Hutchison accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Julius Patterson to Guthrie in their ear last Sunday. CHANDLER, OKLA The "weenie roast" given by the teachers and high school students of Douglass high school on the James Riley farm just west of town was a very enjoyable affair. The party returned to town at 10:30 p. m. G. W. Sawyer was a guest of honor. Miss Bernice O. Ellis of Muskogee was a guest at the Sawyer home this week. Miss Mellie Hill, Miss Maggie Beirli and Miss Willard C. Reaire and Miss Mary in Stroud visiting relatives and friends. Miss Alberta Williams spent a week-end with her parents in Fayette, M. D. Wall, Jr. of Oklahoma City visited friend here Sunday. Luther Cavil, Wm. Turner and Lewis Watson motored over from Bailey to spend a few hours with friends. Mrs. W. T. Melkenzle spent a week-end in Tulsa and San Springs. Miss Pauline Sneed, a member of the Dixias school staff, uttered a few words to the mops who has been quite ill with the mops. Is rapidly improving. Miss Maedell Summers and Miss Marie Smith spent Sunday evening in Wellington. Miss Myrtle Iris Henry, who spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. C. C. Fields, here has returned to Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Caivin Hill of Payson were visitors here Sunday. George Adalr of Wellington spent Sunday here. All American boys and girls should be taught a trade whether they work at it or not. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER MICHIGAN BATTLE CREEK NICH. THE BATTLE CREEK, NICH The Battle Creek High will give their annual banquet at the Masonic hall May 55. The House Hall Dale of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Thurman Dale of Ann Arbor, Mr. and country with their folks for the summer. Martha Byrd Mite Missionary so- lutions. Smith Tuesday. Mrs. J. H. Spencer and baby are not doing so well. East- ward green super May 19. Mrs. A. S. Shreve of Chatham, Canada is visiting her husband. Mrs. Howard Conley of Chicago is spending the week-end with their aunt, Mrs. Howard Conley of Chicago BONTIAC NICH The Rev. J. John John, D. D., presiding elder of the Detroit district of the Michigan conference of the A. M. E. church, preached at the Newman A. M. E. church recently and also held the third quarterly conference. The Newman A. M. E. church, through the efforts of Jordan Barclay, has installed a bell in the tower, the church, a steel-time social at the residence of Mrs. Simon Ryder in Jackson St., recently. George C. Brown and Miss Emma Butler were married at the parsonage by the Rev. W. E. Wacker, St. John M. E. church, will hold services from now on at 160 South Blvd. The Rev. John W. White is the new pastor. He는 the Macedonla Baptist church on the South side, the Rev. Ford B. Reed, pastor, is celebrating its third anniversary. The Rev. W. E. Walker and Dr. M. L. Spears appeared before the city commission recently and asked for two Race representatives to be put on the polices fore. Through the Rev. J. White, the Rev. E. Wacker, and the Rev. John Moody were appointed deputy sheriffs by J. B. Butler, sheriff of Oakland county. A. D. Bird, S. J. Whitfield and A. L. Johnson attended the Shrines' meeting in Detroit. The Rev. W. W. Clark, Detroit preached at Newman A. M. E. church. The Rev. J. White, the Rev. J. White, and W. E. Walker went to Battle Hill, at W. E. Wacker's to visit Bishop J. M. Conner, who is sick in the sanitary. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. LANSING. MICH. "GOES OVER THE Straightens stubborn not make the hair weeks. MADAGAS dandruff remover. better after each w jar, enough to last The two together Write name and ad Straightens stubborn or harsh hair in 15 minutes. Makes the hair straight, soft and pliable. Does not make the hair "Red," but makes a jet black finish that will not wear off. Will last from 4 to 7 weeks. MADAGASCO is a highly perfumed, soft lathering cream. It is a straightener, shampoo and dandruff remover. Wash the hair any time without fear of it turning back to former state. Looks better after each washing. 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Mrs. Corn Lett and Miss Laura Mitchell of Kalamazoo, Mrs. John Conner of Battle Creek and Mrs. Rebecca Brown of Cassopolis, Miss. attended the funeral of their sister, Sara. All the rest of the group of grandmothers in the guest's classroom were in their honor. The Rev. Y. F. Hair and wife moved from Elgth St. to Hiland Ave. Mrs. Mary Ellen King passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Thomas, on Ninth St. Funeral was conducted by her pastor the Rev. B. Y. Legins, Mrs. Charles Harris, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Peters and Mrs. Bell Franklin, all of Vandalla, attended the funeral of their step-sister Mrs. Mary King. Mrs. King was the head-in-the-day head of the diocese. The Bible, band met at Mrs. Ernest Clinton's on John St. Monday night. James K. King returned from Chicago, where he spent the winter. Mrs. Fred Harper of Union City, Mich. was guest of her brother, C. P. Williams. Mrs. Lee W. Williams went to Chicago to visit her brother, Benn W. Wilson. Mrs. Cynthia Rann and Ed. Robert of Avanglae Hall, guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Peters, with the rest of the group. Mrs. Mary Silver, Mrs. S. Allen, Jesse Mar- th, Mrs. John Simmons all united with the Second Baptist church Sunday. Mrs. Burt Ward is suffering with a burned hand. Mrs. Sherley Gaskin is suffering with a broken wrist. Ollie Allen passed away at his home in Chicago. He was buried in the Hamilton cemetery in Decatur, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Ivens and son, Edward, spent Sunday with their son, Horrey Ivens, and family of Jefferson township, Zerel and Martha Lawson spent Saturday with Velda Dungey. The Sunday school convention was held at Mr. Zion church Sunday, May 6, Jasper Ford and family, Floyd Curtis and wife of South Bend, Ind., and Harley Haltheox and family spent Sunday with Mr. M. Bunn and wife, Richard Bryant and wife of Cassopolis, Mich., spent Sunday with Mary Dungey. Lafayette Dungey and family spent Sunday with G. W. Dungey and wife, Mary Wilson and Jane Day spent Sunday with Anne Liza Griffin, Perry Corton of South Bend, Ind., Nellie Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Newsome and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Carol Amey Sunday. The regular monthly meeting of the N. A. C. P. will be held Tuesday evening, May 22, at the Calvary Baptist church. Ruth Lodge held their annual thanksgiving memorial services last Sunday evening at the St. Mark's A. M. E. church and the sermon was preached by the pastor, the Rev. C. H. Fountain. Mrs. Walter Mathews, who was operated on last week at St. Mary's hospital, is improving. Mrs. Walter Root has been on the slick list for a week and is improving. Isaac Kendy of Chicago arrived in the city last week and is head walter at the Spalding hotel. Mrs. A. E. Abbott of Huron, S. D., was in the city last week for a few days as guest of her son, Theodore Catteller. I. S. Wooten of St. Paul spent last Sunday in the city visiting friends. Mrs. I. R. 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The members of the Twelve-Day E.I.E. Church entertained a New Year dance last Friday evening at the Forester's hall. The funeral of Lone Keith, who was killed at the Minnesota cafe at Gary last Monday evening, was held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Fillatramt's undertaking parlor. The Rev. C. H. Fountain was in charge of the services. In-terment was made at the Oneota cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Posey of Solon Springs, Wis., spent Sunday in the city with friends. Mrs. George Glenn left the city last week for Chicago to visit her sisters for several weeks. Dorle lodge No. 3, F. & A. M. will confer the third degree on a class of candidates in the Regulation class at the 21st. The on-terntalment gave Lone Smith a full regular event in the building fund committee, was a great success. The musical contest which was given at the Junior high was well attended. Mr. Holt is on the skirt list. Mr. Tayyap is on the skirt list. Two weeks, is reported better. Mrs. Sophia Lanford gave a surprise party in honor of her husband. Mrs. E. Miss Flemings is visiting relatives and friends. Master John Henry Bassett has returned to Kansas. Mrs. E. Miss Flemings was visiting his son and other friends in Kansas City. TOBEKA KANS The popular young set of Topeka rendered a play entitled "In a Spanish Garden." Miss Elsie Green conducted all rehearsals and deserves credit for the success of same. The cast included Misses Charline Sawyer, Helen Buckner, Jaunita Forbes, M. Young, Almita Johnson, Theresa Barker, Bernice Ewing, Marguerite Hicks, Irene Hooker, Messrs. Golet Watson and George Perry and Clara Green, soloist. The mother and daughter banquet of girl reserves of all the schools had a splendid program. Miss Anna Bell Sawyer presided in the absence of Mrs. L. Craw. Miss Allee Monroe, president of High Y girls announced the speakers, which included Mrs. E. Ridley, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Allen and Miss Fair of Central Y. W. C. A. Mrs. W. T. 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Miss Wallestene Brady, violinist, Miss Addie Brady and Mrs. Bessie Johnson, pianists. Miss Mabel Williams left for Kansas City and California to visit relatives and friends. She expects to be gone all summer. Mrs. John Ellis of West Virginia is here visiting her brother, Jordan Washington, 803 South Fourth St. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Pruitt and children motored to Coffeyville and Nowater to visit relatives. The Clover Leaf Federated Art club is planning to give a miscellaneous program at the Maple St. Baptist church May 22. The Woodley band gave its opening concert of the season Thursday night. About 300 attended. Rev. C. Teal will celebrate his 30th anniversary of the pastorate of the Maple St. Baptist church next week. The Progressive Study and Art club No. 2 is doing nicely in its study course. USE DEFENDER WANT COLUMNS "Everything my little 12-year-old girl ate distressed her; even a glass of water would cause her to bleach in the milk, unable to school for nearly a year. 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THE BUCKEYE STATE PAGE SIXTEEN CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND & OHIO BY LAKE ELLEN Cleveland Office (New Center), 2398 Phone: Randall, 869 C. G. Perry, and baby son, 869 C. G. Perry, and baby son, 869 Perry and baby son Bernard, E. St. John, E. St. John, and mother friends in Au- tumn. He is capitalist, capitalist and Macon, Ga., was in the city several Dr. W. W. White, Dr. W. W. White, Mr. Douglas, Mr. Douglas family here for her family here for her being his valuable prope- rity, which he had in Mountain Walker, and other coffee straddles P. R. S. The local old Follies, members of Oriental Orchid Orchid, made a great showing in the city in 1920. Masone band with John H. Ferry are Fattore in command of Cap Hippopotamus. REGAIN THAT GIRLY COMPLEXION EASILY More Than 8 Million BLACK AND WHITE Beauty Creations Are Sold Yearly Nav Head Parade MEET THEM FACE TO FACE WHO? 2 2 2 2 Den. William H. Woods and Col. H. Day evening, May 17, 1923, at Zimmer-Ohio. Raymond Smith's orchestra in Chicago. Admission, Including war tax. Admission, Including war tax. Among the Churches Mr. Pigah notes: "Sunday school was the only new school presents. The lesson was good and everyone seemed to have been at 11 o'clock. Our pastor, Rev. Robert Pigah, was the sermon from it. Kings, 3.27, which was nice, give her the living child and said, give her the living child and in no wise sit it; she is the most important sermon. Quite a number of visitors the sermon. Quite a number of visitors the sermon. The union was served. The proceeds from the union is shared for the fourth Sunday in July in which not less than 100 people are at least at 15% at its rally next week. The union is thoroughly remonate the church from the union, expects every member and friend to contribute to the church expo, the raise the church synagogue, the chase the Jewish synagogue at saturday events. Rev. H. C. Baller's resignation is the sensation of the hour. Maronic Notes Grand Master C. L. Porter of Cleveland visited the heirloom our university, the University of No. 32, K. T. attended ascension day on Sunday evening, the University of Rochester 32nd degree deputy for the valuation of in Philadelphia attending a session of the University of No. 26, Royal Arch Masons, son of Royal Arch degree last Sunday evening. CINGINNATI, OHIO THE CHICAGO - DEFENDER ELYBIA, OHIO My Dear, how so many beads "It seems to me, Ebel, that wearing another gorgeous ring saw a beautiful diamond solitaire. Wednesday night, a blow in my ear. I can at much more than this one small stone. Tell "Oh, that's nothing." I reply, "Oh, that's nothing." I have a different oil them. I have a different stunning oval, pearl, emerald, turquose stone and moissouze stone, but I do you a favor so I will. A mouth ago I saw an advert advertisement stated it was a jewel that I received it a few days truly amazed and delighted. My like gemine stones). All I ginger into a ruby ring was to the setting to the right, and securely it in it by a second one to make it look a different how I have a different gemine stone for each one. And, guess how much the 12 the 12 different stones. I pristine and then I received FREE an illustration which tells on what occasion we were going to wear. My dear, you will give you cues of pleasure. SUPREME JEWELRY MFG. T My Dear. How can you afford so many beautiful rings? And, guess how much the 12 in 1 inch cost? Only $4.99 with one sticker and the regular ring with only one sticker and the regular wallet $7.99. GUARANTEE The Gold thru 180K, 180K solid thru and thru, beautifully engraved, against breakage or loss of stones. Holds any gem to 2 to 3 carats. Price I want to give full 50¢ box of famous Hair Grower I say that short, scanty, the hair can be made long, abundant, and I want to be sending you a full-size box of Hair Grower at my own exp. This is no "catch scheme." It's an offer and it's open to everybody. you are or where you live, you without cost or obligation, a full Dr. Lee's T This remarkable preparation Neo scientist, actually grows it immediately stops falling in all unhealthy conditions of the shape nearly everywhere long it gives results after all other I want to give you a full 50c box of my famous Hair Grower FREE! I say that short, scanty, lust or lifeless hair can be made long, lustrous and abundant, and I want to PROVE it by sending you a full-size box of my Tonic Hair Grower at my own expense. This is no "catch scheme". It's a fair and square offer and it's open to everybody. No matter who without cost or obligation, a full-size box of Dr. Lee's Tonic Hair Grower This remarkable preparation, discovered and perfected by a master of the art, is extremely difficult. It immediately stops falling hair, eradicates dandruff and relieves all unhealthy conditions of the scalp. Beauty parlor and barber use it to treat hair loss. The results may it gives results after all other preparations have failed. Amazing Introductory Offer In offering Dr. Lea's Tonk thousands of others the bless a penny for the full-sized b (silver or stamps) to pay the As the preparation is expen each customer or address. Just Send Me Your Na mail it to me personally. The mail it to me personally. postpaid. because of the heavy expense a dime in your letter and ma DR. E. S. 1716 E. 12TH ST. In offering Dr. Lee's Tonic Hair Grower free I hope to give you a penny for the (full-sized box of) hair grower—more a dime (silver or stamps) to pay the actual cost of package and postage. As the preparation is expensive, I can only send one box free to each person My Name! Enclose ten cents (colon) and mail it to me personally. The Hair Grower will be for you immediately, postpaid. This offer must be withdrawn soon because of the time limit. The Hair Grower will be for you a dime in your letter and mail today. Address: DR. E. S. LEE, Dept. 36 1716 E. 12TH ST. KANSAS CITY, MO. 图 LIMA, OHIO WOOSTER, OHIO Mr. Robinson of Cannonburs, Ta. Fletcher, The Masonic Dana hanger Fletcher. The Masonic Dana hanger cognition Mount. The first anniversary Fellow Hall. Their sermon was by the Rev. T. P. Payne, James Mc McMee to accommodate his continuous trade. Mr. Payne and Mrs. Mc McMee mediate the Second Baptist church. Mr. and The Second Baptist church. Mr. and Massillon and Alron. William Lundy is visiting friends in our city recently. Misa Mabel King and the Rev. T. P. can you afford beautiful rings? every time I see you, you are Last week, at May's party I are on your finger. At the dinner and even a manificant as you do, but all I can afford me, how do you do it? In writing you have seen all nings, a diamond, ruby, sapphire, garnet, amethyst, toaz, blood- shoe, give my secret away tell you. STORY secret of the 12 in I ring. The marvellous, new ring, which would differentiate every time you wear it, and opened the box I was gaze fell upon a beautiful solid ring, a gemstone—which looked ad to do, to choose a diamond, pull up on this invisible lock, turn in the diamond, linger the time, every occasion, the proper stone match every gift. In it I was only? Only $4.00 with a second ring with only one ring. A booklet on "Ring Bijouterie" the different stones should be a 12 in I Ring, Edith! It re. Co. Dept. AU1 Broadway, N.Y. including 12 different blazing gems, and Book of Ring Eti- ment cards. Please visit us online. Send no money. Just name, address and ring size. If post- address and ring size. If you unnt delighted, we'll refund your money. are you a of my powerFREE! in or lifeless Sonic Hair Grower on, discovered and perfected by a beautiful new hair in a few weeks, evaluates dandruff and relieves scab. Beauty parlors and barber adopted it. Thousands of users say preparations have failed. 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Lyman Bostick is visiting in Metropolis for an indefinite time, and will be visiting here last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Willis, Murphyhorsboro last week. Mrs. Emmia Smith, Mrs. Jorien Horsboro attended the K. of P. turnout in Dugouin. Luther Chayrock, Arthur Parks is having his home rebuilt. Barbara Dane were visiting in Dugouin. Mrs. Sadie Smith spent a few days with Mrs. John Edington and daughter of Mrs. John Edington and daughter of with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Graham, Mrs. Sumie Trice made appearance with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Graham, Mrs. L. Parks and Miss Myrle Ferrrel Williams of Ward secret Sunday evening here on Sunday. Horsky Chaucluis and Mrs. Mary Smith motivated to Dugouin on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Murphyhorsboro. D. Claybrook motored URBANA U11 MOUNDS J.L. EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. To Send Name and Address on This Custon BANNER TAILORING CO. Dept 832 Please Place me my new special eat FIRM Henry Rodgers, who was accidentally shot in the C. rrp. track, was buried from Pilgrim Cemetery, on church Wednesday, March 15, 2015. Hateen of 1857 North Third St. is ill at stake. The "Feast of the Little Laterners," a local church, Officer in Lincoln high school at Friday night and repeated Monday, will go to help local girls who are away from home. Information, which meets here in August, Fred Morrison is ill at his home, cared for by a number of the Liberty Life Insurance Company of Vilan Clarkson, a teacher in the Carrison city. The Y. M. G. A. land, under the management of Wm. Buchanan, the Bond Ave. branch. The band will serve to the public this season. PARIS U.L. CARBONDALE JJJ The Community club held their regular meeting Tuesday, May 15, Mrs. F. Wiley and Mrs. Vivian Hayes had charge of the community singing at the district meeting. Mrs. Mussie Reno-Frore, Geneva Bowers, and Mrs. Wiley were guests of friends at DeWaimee, Mrs. Hattie English has returned from the University of Chicago where she was guests of friends at DeWaimee, Mrs. Hattie English has returned from the University of Chicago where she was guests of friends at DeWaimee, Mrs. J. Higgsin is visiting friends at Alton and Paris this week. Mrs. Reno-Frore and Mrs. Bowers and children at Hallidayslawson, Mrs. Katie Murray has returned home after closing her school. A. Crim is visiting relatives and friends at Brookport and Unionville, A. Crim is visiting relatives and friends at Brookport and Unionville, A. Crim is visiting relatives and friends at Carrier Mill have registered at the S. J. N. C. for the mid-spring term. * GRAND CHAIN. ILL. Mother Charlotte Curtis who has been seriously ill, is much improved, session of eight months here with Misses Tessia and Callie Clemens, Misses Tessia and Callie Clemens, Misses Elison Williams, who has been Young's, Levings, has returned home, Misses Tessia and Callie Clemens from Bloomington, Alberta, the little daughter of Mrs. Young, who was ill a few months ago, and Mrs. Family Street has been quite sick for some time, like Mrs. Family Street has not a bedridden, Mrs. Jesse Grant of Levings had business Adams visited his family at Levings. The Rev. Mileson will church. The Rev. Lee Miller of Carrier Mills filled his first Sunday. The Rev. John Crossland had business in the city, the Rev. John, who have been with the mother of Mrs. Mileson, have gone to Olmstead. CAIRO, ILL ALTON, ILL. GALESBURG, ILL. Mrs. I. S. Stone of Calico is visiting son, the Modern Priscilla Frienda Work club, enriched 10 mothers to honor Mrs. Mimi Kelley. Dick the faithless Greene, was sold on account of the ill health of the owner. 15 Miles and 10 John Wagner, St. Eugene Wagoner in the owner of the baby of the mother. John Welcome passed away, Wednesday afternoon. Child of whom 10 are living. Burial child, of whom 10 are living. Burial Crew and Mie Jackson attended the Thursday. Eugene Wagoner will be part in the 50, 100, 200 and the 400 yarda dashes and relay race of the Big Eagle team. The new Irohnenee of Burlington was the guest of Mrs. J. B. Church, chair and Sunday school of Allen Chapel A. M. B. church will have a guest June. Quarterly meeting at Allen chapel May 20. Mrs. Marquette Flemming trustee's aid May 20. Progressive Women's club rendered a splendid prowess to Susan Johnson entertained the T. C. of the Second Baptist church Friday, Mrs. Susan Johnson entertained the T. C. of her husband's birthday Tuesday. COULTERVILLE JLL JOLIET, ILL. BLOOMINGTON, ILL. BROOKPORT, ILL. MARION, ILL. CHAMBAIGN JJJ MATTOON HL Mrs. W. P. Maville has returned is certified to her home with an attack of appendicitis. Mrs. Maville, Mr. Albert Anderson, visited in Charles Bernice Gray attuned the track meet Cann was a guest of the, Mrs. and John Dowell Smith, visited later Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Smith is able to make entertained a number of young Games and dancing were the diversions of the evening. Mrs. Hattie Smith here, Mother's day program was given at Baptist Sunday School Teachers institute church May 17 and 18. Second Baptist church May 17 and 18. CARRIER MILLS. ILL. The barbecue given by the stewardship of the church was a success. Owing to the incumbency of the weather, they were forced to stay at the church. The Rev. Mr. Thompson and he were Sunday afternoon and conducted the services for the Rev. Mr. Manuel, the powerful sermon and his junior choral group were held at Gallesan Bautis church at 5 a.m. and at 8 a.m. They were very interesting and well attended. The finale for an indefinite visit, Mrs. Rachel Marshall of Chicago left with a large crowd with visitors visit with relatives here. The O. E. night, May 18, catered entertainment. MOUND CITY, ILL CENTRALIA UU The Tigers, baseball team of this city, defoiled the Stars of San Diego, who were in 12 to 9. Miss Thelma Jackson has resigned from her ill for seven days. The K. of Pledge and the Court have ordered her to host a hockey tournament at the Second Baptist Church Sunday, 10 a.m., and a basketball tournament, 11, proclaimed the sermon, Little Virginia Lincoln memoried at the home of the St. Francis Church, 10 St. Saturday, May 12, and Mr. Robert Lee, the couple, have returned from St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Walter Lovens left for Philadelphia, Mrs. Lillian Reed Forerer after spending weeks with her mother, Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. Ruby Reed, Mrs. Lillian Reed forerer and the graduation of her daughter, Mrs. Candace Harrison, institute there. 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Prof. Ruby Harris to Willett Pettigrew. Prof. known in formal circles, passed away at his home. Second Penner was laid in Huntsville. The remains were brought home and held to rest in Dalton cemetery. Mrs. Laura Bell and son, Dallas, misses her husband of Tulipown, Mrs. is visiting her husband's parents, the Lily, and Mrs. at present with Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson; 310 N. W. Eighth St. Seven, in this city. John Chany of Iowa is visiting Josephine Holland is in Fulton visiting her sister, Julia Johnson, who Clarence and Miss Bernice King motored to Columbia Sunday to attend the Thomas Stanton motored hee, and Thomas Stanton motored hee, and guest of Bernice King. Ville Vincent of Jefferson City visited his wife. A. Clarence and Miss Bernice King motored to Douglas Life Insurance Co., and S. McPherson, manager of the Mexico City. Mr. Jordan reports finding the district in fine condition in Kansas City to visit her sister, Mrs. Anne Lawn Hatfield. 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S. the Crawford and Miller cream parlor at the Crawford andiller cream parlor at Gahanna and Helen Beatty left recently for their homes in Knoxville, Ky. for Williamsburg, Ky. Clarke Eller Crawford left recently for Williamsburg, Ky. Clarke Eller Crawford left recently for Anderson, S. C. for his father and will return to Gahanna to grieve the B. Y. P. - U. Girls club to move to the Clinton church, May 10. Moore and Dr. Rhine plan an attractive new Miss Anna Moore Taylor spent Sunday in Jackson. LEBANON, TENN. The Rev. Mr. Ijodes, pastor of the Zion Baptist church in Zion afternoon, the barnyard frolic given by the Reverend Willing Workers club was quilt antonymous in ginnish dresses and bonnets and galore of Miss Laura Bounty was the finder of the dollar bill hidden in the house played Lohanon high Friday. The following attended the school choir and Mrs. Killis Carter, Dr. and Mrs. Hailey Bell and Miss Marie Carter the teacher at Martha. The commencement training and high school began Friday. A number of little girls played a May pole at the Union hall Thursday pennant Ashworth. Dr. Lester of Nassville were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hailey last week was the report that Mrs. Dixie Beasley was visiting in the church H. Ellis of Market St. entertained Mrs. Monday, April 26. Dr. J. H. Jones lightning from a car. HUMBOLDT. TEN. NASHVILLE, TENN. Marriagee; Ellis McCaden and Irene Watkins; Virgil Cook and Lyle Witterson; Gilbert Miller and Alicia B. Hill; Birthe; To Wetton and Fannie Jobe; Birthe; To Wetton and Fannie Jobe; Laurie Jouines; 1724 Thompson St. a boy; to Joe and Lee Observer; 1021 Howes; 1021-525 Ave. N. a boy; to N. a boy; Thursday afternoon the medical dramatic club met in the patios of the hospital. After the regular rounds were made by Mrs. J. D. Anderson, Mr. W. A. Lewis, a prominent physician of Palaski, Tomn, accompanied him under an operation at Habs' information and Miss Sadee Woods of West Nassau and Miss Sadee Woods of West Nassau are much improved at this writing: Miss Carrie Dunn of Dickson, Tomn, hospital. She is doing nicely and will Friday afternoon, April 25, the Women's of the Fleisure school at the appointed time. The meeting was opened by the Royal Art club met at the home of Thursday, April 25. Mrs. Thomas Bushon president, opened the meeting with a member responded with dues and queues. A beautifully entertained the moon. The meeting was opened in the usual way. A short time was used in the meeting to respond upon that the club should study Nassau upon that the club should study Nassau of books. DYERSBURG TENN Miss. Mary Smith and Queen Key were quietly married on the court house Suite E. E. H. Baker. Mrs. John Connell received a telegram from children E. E. H. Baker, Mrs. Jane Connell, was dead. Mr. and Mrs. Alice Outham are the proud parents of a flamboyant wife, Mrs. Monday, even marked the ending of the big congratulations for her. Mrs. M. E. church. The drive started April 22 and ended April 26. Commencement WHEN IN WASHINGTON STOP AT THE NEW LIBERTY HOTEL The Hotel with the Hostelia Armstrong New Jersey Ave. at D. N. W. Four minute's walk from Union Station. PHONE LINCOLN 6117 PHONE LINCOLN 6117 sermon was preached last Sunday afternoon at Womack's temple by Rachel Pardurah, KY. Whit Light and Carl Shear returned from school to attend for Dorknik Mich. he Harris is silently improved. He is now in school. Harry G. Russell has purchased a five-master Dodge auto, Ms. Geo Smith is imparging. Ms. Sheila Smith is imparging. "Hurry 'Hat" Cowles is now living in Connelly Ave. has a new Dodge car, the 2014 Jeep Wrangler and Wesley Johnson. East Jackson Siwe are slightly wounded Sunday night. Former Anthony, Peter Connelly, East Jackson parson chief, and Jacie Roberts, who has been confined to her bed for months, is much improved. Ford Jackson parson chief, and Jacie Roberts, who has been confined to her bed for months, is much improved. Mrs. Isabella Belle Franklin, her sister, Mrs. Theo. Iay Fife, Carlo. Ill. Got the簿, the leading Race Car maker. At Monies' barbershop. East Market Market extended. Edmonson, son of M., J. R. White has come to work in the new pool room and pressing shop in the kitexted. Newton Brashaw, Church End division of the delivery for the Bysherland ice & Coal Co. Our city made Missionary Baptist church to cost about the same. GALLATIN, TENN. ALCOA TENN Sunday, April 28th, the conversation in the in-filed Addition, under the title "The Infinite Addition," by Mr. McCain. Inyu Roe Court attorney of the name of Mr. Lee Jackson attorney of the name of Mr. Lee Jackson NASHVILLE TENN DYERSBURG, TENN. JACKSON, TENN T. P. Harlan is back from Memphis. Chicago, L. G. Murray, undertaker, has a splendidly equipped motor turntable. E. Church has returned from Nashville. E. Church has returned from Nashville. College of diospace of the C. M. E. churcher, was in the city, N. X. Reynolds, grand lecturer of the order Court relatives last week. Mrs. Joe Jay of J&K relatives last week. Mrs. Joe Jay of J&K relatives in Hot Springs, Ark. Commencement exercises were given. The Secret Seven" entertained the with an annual banquet at Empire hall, the Jackson Gym on Midleton St. Mrs. Alston has charge of No. 2, and J. W. Trotter, church the Rev. J. H. Taylor, parish priest the Rev. J. W. Trotter was the contractor. MEMPHIS, TENN JACKSONVILLE TENN Odas Trammell and Will Smith, McGraw-Hill, Inc. The Odas Institute is in Hibbing Hospital, North Carolina. The Odas Poeder Plum Snacks played good music. The Odas Garden of Nahann grabbed free Sunrise and provided neighbors to encourage them to shop. Send all news to 989-818-1888. St. Mary's Church. ERIN. TENN Edith Hobbes has gone to Nashville to the hospital. Buford Hobbes was a father of father being sick. Ira Wilkerson of St. Louis came to Little Rock Baptist church met with Mrs. Julia Irielson May 4. The regular meeting night. E. Scott regular meeting night. ORION TENN. WINCHESTER, TENN. PAQLA, TENN. COVINGTON TENN MARTIN; TENN. The sick this week are: Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Katherine, tim Alabus Mrs. Kelseh Mathes were quietly married May 5 at the funeral of her husband and wife, Callie, Mrs. Lauren Smith and Mrs. Margie Allen went to Dresden to hear Wm. Mass was quietly married recently to attend the funeral of some of her people. Louis Martin broughed his wife, Martha, to attend the funeral Saturday. The Rev. David Burch, Mrs. Martha Burch, Mrs. Mac Alen and Mrs. Amanda Jenkins jet for St. Louis Saturday. Her nephews left for Cleveland, Ohio. SOUTH DAKOTA James Crowder was called to Kansas City, Mo., on account of the death of his new master, the Rev. Tumy- and his new city soon, the city soon, Harvey Mitchell was called to Ripettieville, Iowa, on account of his has purchased a new Bluemix. Mr. Mitchell has purchased a new Bluemix. The Ladies Court have an old folk concert last weekend, evening in. The Ladies Court have an old folk concert last weekend, evening in. Mr. and Mrs. James Crowder have purchased a new Columbus car. Hazel Jacket cars for a visit Chicago, IL. USE DEFEND WANT COLUMNS THE CHICAGO DEFENDER IOWA NEWS ZOOK SPUR, IOWA ED BOOR SPUR, in with a somewhat painful injury, is able to be out again. Ed Boor Spur, 71, lives in Moline to spend a few weeks among friends. She has an excelent ability to mornings and evening. The Rev. J. H. Gunner, Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. business, Mr. and Mrs. George Woods, accompanied by the Rev. J. H. Gunner, and were royally entertained by the day in the city preached at the First Baptist church on invitation to home. Ralphie was very suddenly called home to Dom Illness of one of his children, Ratus Shaughter and R. H. Dom Illness. In Delphi, DUBUQUE, IOWA WATERLOO IOWA Fred Hickory left for St. Louis, Mo., where he will enter a government hospital sponsored by his father. The play given Friday evening by the theater was the following: The following are sons participated: the M. J. L. M. and Mary and Joseph M. M. Green, M. P. Fields and J. Lacey M. M. Green and M. P. Fields and M. P. Fields and wound in the jaw. The Christian Endeavor elected clerics at the district conference, Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. M. Green, a traveling car, Mr. and Mrs. R. Joyce have purchased a car to be up after an illness of five months, from a seven-day attack of pneumonia, mesotheliosis and bronchitis. The Sunday from Waterloo to Blue Meadow. The annual sermon, "The Gospel of Jesus," Sunday at Chanel A. M. e. church. The Rev. Bell left to join his wife in Chicago, Ill. CEDAR BAPIDS, IOWA A. L. S淋 left for Chicago to make his future home. Mrs. Prel Gresham attended school at Dearborn and Mrs. J. R. Nelson entertained at dinner Tuesday for Mrs. Wright of Booneville, Mo. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fellows and Household of Tuth will hold their annual thanksgiving ceremony May 13. Mrs. William Goverall of Marshfield will hold Sunday, May 28. The presiding elder, Mrs. Dolly Black and Mrs. Miss Dolly Bush spent last Sunday in Iowa to visit her husband, Mrs. Nelle Huston, who was confined at Meycau hospital for her home Monday. UTTOMWA, IOWA Mrs. Grace Henderson of Nirksville Mo. was a visitor in our city Thursday at the home of her brother-in-law. How to Clean Up Your System This Spring We Recommend Dr. Carter's K & B Tea- Old Fashioned and Purely Vegetarian. We also work Just the Same. For a few cents any economical MILK TEA's K & B Tea and with it can gentilize your body through cleaning and in the same time they will be taking a spring cup of Dr. Carter's K & B Tea be for anyone—especially in the spring. Drink it for constipation, upset stomach, sluggish liver, sick headache and chest pain. Give the children feeling—you'll like it—the morning will enjoy it. Be sure you get the DES MOINES, IOWA "Putting it Over" was produced at Lincoln theater Friday evening by a dramatic student at Drake university, a student of the school's children of Denver, Colorado, are the summer guests of her mother, Mrs. Archel dressed Ashley M. F. church (white) entertained the Pleasant Club hour her home home Sunday afternoon with her booker, Booker, Edmunds and Emily tied for honors, answering the most questions, George Edmunds and Mrs. Emily Embry newly renovated Dedge. OTTUMWA IOWA The K. of P. and Court of Calanthe held their annual thanksgiving sermon, *Out of the Woods*, E. church Sunday, May 6. J. Davie Kressfield, in town, and M. James Louise, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davie Kressfield, in town, were very painful accident by an automobile, is much improved. Joo Beervoy, who received severe cuts and bruises and his leg broken in two places, is confined home with a badly hurt foot. Beervoy was at the Norvell Planting plant, M. Mary Roberts home till, M. Hannah Edwards of Myrtle St. is in receipt of a beautiful university at Exoneston, I. M. old people are rebuilding in the prospects of a university which is much needed. The charter will be presented Sunday evening at Bryant Williams was elected secretary. KEOKUK, JOWA CARDUI The Woman's Tonic REWARD THE FIRST DOSE WILL PROVE THE FIRST DOSE WILL PROVE SEND ALL ORDERS TO THE WILLIAM A. FREEMAN CO., 4536 PRAIRIE AVENUE CHICAGO, ILL. 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Natural, Not Artificial, Curls By Annette Kingley Send fifty cents today and a large tube of wonderful ZURA KNXOUT will be sent to you immediately. Don't delay. Delay is dangerous. We can hardly keep up with orders today. Everywhere, from Maine to California, from Dixieland to frozen Canada, the magic word ZURA KNXOUT is on people's tongues This is an age of scientific wonders. People with twisted legs are getting them straightened. People with bad teeth are having them fixed, about the felon or girl who would be beautiful, except for their ugly, who nappy hair? Parents who do not want their children to have beautiful and soft hair are almost guilty of criminal intelligence. A wife who don't want to look her best before her husband is a good offender. In this day and age of progress people can no longer afford to go around looking like "something the cat dragged in." (Signed) MRS. S. M. neither order, ZURA or A. hair beautifier. (Similar) F. W. G. RA KINOUT requested. (Similar) MR. E. T. I mean to forward an date. When you every signal) MR. M. A. Does the Barber Cut a Part in Your Hair? After the first application you will be able to part your hair any place. Your whole appearance will become neater, cleaner, fresher. Everywhere people will tell you that this is the greatest bonn for the race which has appeared in generations. Ask your friends about ZURA KINOUT. Take advantage of our free trial offer today. Read! Read! READ the coupon. Send in for a tube under the ZURA guard. A Baby in Your Home Generous Offer of an Interesting Book Thousands of copies of a new book by Dr. H. Will Elders are being disbursed to women. Any family interested in overcoming conditions of nature that have prevented women from write for this free book today. It describes a simple home treatment for a wonderful scientific tone very effective in overcoming constitutional problems. We want to live a normal happy life with little ones around her should be treated with care and it should be so wonderful and to her. This little book is sent free in a plain envelope. It unfolds facts about the human body and is planned to them. No charge. Get this free book by simply sending name to the Ralling Bldg, St. Joseph, MO. ```markdown ``` Before using ZURA KINKOUT Three minutes after Works like hair also THE MOST WONDERFUL AGE ante. Remember, this is an absolutely free trial, and you will be satisfied, your money will be immediately refunded. FREE TRIAL OFFER! The quality of ZURA preparations is backed by a $10,000,000 corporation and post-tively do all that is claimed to it. If it helps to do the full purchase price will be refunded at once without any question. You will be the judge. As a special privilege we will give you postpaid, six packages of ZURA KINKOUT, worth $3.00, for only $2.50. This offer may be withdrawn at any time, so act at once. Send in the coupon now. Women Too! After born the hair, we guarantee that you haveuly hair when it is natural. Curls ZURA KINKOUT is based upon a great, new scientific principle that have been originally conceived by Queen Zura of the ancient Moors, probably the most handsome woman who ever lived. The secret was lost and has been discovered by modern professors of hair health and research, to whose uniting work and en- dearover the world owes the discovery of ZURA KINOUT. ZURA Kinkout Absolutely Guaranteed ZURA KINOUT will positively not make the hair greasy nor turn it red. By a great natural process it releases the "kink" from the hair, or in other words "uncurls" it. It does not change the hair the slightest. It simply uncurls it and then you have a head of hair in all its natural beauty and glory. ZURA KINOUT is Nature's greatest aid to the United States will tell you of its great benefit Many who won their jobs or their girls through their changed appearance bless ZURA KINOUT as a godsend. Don't be a hack number. This is the age of miracles and great discoveries. This is the age of electric light, radio and the aeroplane. Keep up with the times. Look your best. Remember, people everywhere take you at your face value. Learn to feel what it is to be admired! Order six tubes of ZURA KINOUT today while you are thinking of it, and let your friends in on this experience. Wait, Tear off the coupon and send it to ZURA, Inc. Dept. 108 680 Coxnidge, Chicago, IL. Please send me immediately a copy of your wonderful Zeta Alpha letter, which encircle fifty cents in stamps or money orders. (If you wish to take advantage of the great saving on six packages enclose $2.50 and check square $). This is to be sent to me at once postpaid and I am to obtain the privilege of sending it to you half filled if not absolutely satisfied, and you are to be found my money at once. I am to be the sole judge, if found my money is not absolutely delighted. I will return the good you send and you will return my money at once. I will decide for myself. This is my name and address. My name is ... My address is ... (Please write city and state carefully.)