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CARRY CHICAGO'S GREAT SPIRIT OF HOSPITALITY WITH YOU ELKS EDITION ELKS CAPTURE M. E. C. RICHARDS, grand esquirie, E. H. GREEN, grand inner guard, Alexandrin, Va JAS. A. WILSON, grand tster, Har To thundering applause, loud hurrahs and spirited acclaim, the Chicago band, taking its place and participating in the mammoth Elks' cellar, hand, taking its place and participating in the Tuesday afternoon, marched to triumph over the veritable sea of people who choked and toed, throughoutaches of the South Side section. There were others who what the band in its first appearance to high defense, the mighty host of Elkdom visitors made a lover, so Great was the enthusiasm that it sometimes was hard for the band to make mothers cheered, strong men gave wont high defense—it was a great day for the Chicago boy, of the average. "Here comes the Defender band," was heard on all sides. Just two months ago the band was asked to do something a mighty type. With Chicago in the country at large behind it. Two months ago the organization which has swept Chicago off its feet was a gigantic task, the type. The Chicago Undertook a gigantic task and through the aid of the eminent Major N. Clark of the organization, known all over the country, and of Circulation Manager Robert E. Butler of the Defender staff, who assisted the organization, completed the job. Most of what Chicago knew of the work was on paper, and many folks knew of the scenes, the Chicago Defender putting across its policy of "Nothing too good for the boys," furnished instruments, an expert and proficient bandman, and a band of musicians in the language of the street. These men are trained, can play and look snappy in their dress and step, and are parade the band assembled in front of the Defender office and was inspected by Editor Robert S. Abbott and another editor, which Editor Abbott presented them with their colors, two silk flags, Old Glory and the band flag. The band was parade March," composed by Major N. Clark Smith. This march was a feature selection in the contests held at the American Giants baseball park at the conclusion of the parade. ROOT FOR TOLIVER Of the many special trains that came in for the Elks' convention in 1914, the style and good cheer that of the Viking dedication, with T. Tiffany Toliver of Roanoke, the little man with the big ideas, on board. With the Viking delegation from North Carolina. The boys from the South are rooting hard for Tolliver's election as the campaign manager, Bill Crowell, he simply cannot lose. As a member of the Blue Ridge lodge of Isomance they are in a cage that may well be caged. ELKS BRING OLD TUNES TO LIFE Playing old-time familiar rits and then switching to the popular "Chicago" song after band, leading hundreds of Elks, "rolled into Indiana" the band's award of the thousands of members of the order here to attend the annual concert. The early concert had already selected their headquarters and as the delegates' debate came in on Monday, they would go. So admirable was the work of the local committee the delegates were soon registered and sent to the convention. -Crowds at Clubhouse Big Four Arrives Cuyahoga lodge, from Cleveland; Lighthouse, from Atlantic City; and Lighthouse, from Pittsburgh. Large representations. The states of Ohio, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin general representatives. Grouped in with the New York lodge the famous big four of that state: John Hancock, Brooklyn lodge. So large was their general delegation that it required them to accommodate them. The New York organization were all pledged to H. Adolph Howell of New York City. Howell is sure Howell getting the united vote, all lodge vowed to cast their ballots, by the unit rule. The most important members of the order were noted around headquarters were Counselor C. H. Calloway, Kan. Counselor D. H. Calloway, Dallas, Texas; Dr. George W. Strickland, Pittsburgh; George Ballins, George Wheeler and James C. Other, editor of the Pitt-burgh Counter; Perry Howard of the department of justice. Washington, D. and Armand Scott of Washington. --- Visiting delegates were free in what they characterized as the big, broad hospitality of the people of Boston, the best of the order who have attended every convention since the Elks began to chase this convention to be the biggest and by far the most pleasant successful the order has ever held. DR. HARRIS INJURED Champaign, IL. Aug. 31. Two-room residents of this city, one of whom was injured when their car, on route to Chicago, sided and left the pavement, six miles north of Danville, on a highway shortly after noon Monday. DELEGATE ROBBED Joel Porkish, 45, delegate to the National Board No. 25, Louisville, Ky. was educated at $45 and in national debt laboratory. He is an Indiana Indiana Ave. car Tuesday afternoon Election Hour Saw These On Ballot Line-Up J. FINLEY WILSON, grand exalted ruler, newspaper editor and publisher, ending a successful term of one year in which he increased more than 50,000 miles in the interest of the grand lodge, without assistance. He increased the membership of the order by adding more new lodges and members. Candidate for re-election. D. Lives at 907 U. St. Washington, D.C. H. DOLPH HOWELL, grand esteemed leading knight, New York City; also a candidate for grand exalted ruler. GEORGE S. SHAEFFER, grand esteemed royal knight, Louisville, Kentucky. A. BRAITHWAITE, grand esteemed lecturing knight, Newark, N. J. GEORGE BATES, grand secretary, James T. CARTER, grand treasurer, Richmond, Va. HENRY LINCOLN JOHNSON, grand legal advisor, Washington, D. C. HENRY LINCOLN, N. C. grand chapelman, Franklin, N. C. grand W. H. SHANDS, Philadelphia, Pa. GRANT SHANDS, Philadelphia, D. C. QUINCY J. GILMORE, Kingston, D. C. CITY, grand trustee Defender in Parade, Has Newsy Band N. Clark Smith ROOT FOR TOLIVER THOUSANDS SEE GRAND PARADE Ten thousand Elks and daughter Elks marched in the annual parade Tuesday afternoon that featured that part of the 24th grand lodge session of the order now in convention in this city. There were 9 elks in the morning bands and lodges began forming on Indiana Ave. and the side streets. Shortly after 10 o'clock the on Prince Ave. and the side streets. Shortly after 10 o'clock the on Prince Ave. from 38th St. Traffic on that busy thoroughfare was completely suspended for the three hours left 38th St. traffic was badly left. Reaching 29th St. the line State, south on State, to 46th St. State, south on State, to 46th St. to coast-Blvd. north on that street which has never before been paradeed, to 48th St. pass the resploring stand on 27th St. and Wabash Wentworth Ave. to 38th St. to the American Giants baseball park. Chicago Leads. Leading the parade was a squad of police under Sergei Middleton. The honor position went to Great Lakes police under Sergei Middleton. The police of Chicago, following. In their rapid succession came band after band with their lodges and temples. One of their lodges was the Better Ola Marching club of Chicago. They were beautifully dressed and carried umbrellas. They passed the reviewing stand. a squad of police, led by a sergeant, all from police had been permitted by the mayor of Kansas City to come to Chicago in uniform. Midwest lodge from Kansas City, made up of officers in largest delegations in the parade. The ladies of the temple were very excellent appearance. Boost for Wilson **Winners in Paradoa** - W. W. Bibbs, wives of judges of the best appearing; outfits in the paradea - Joseph W. Bibbs, wives of judges of the best appearing; outfits in the paradea - The judges selected as winners, Port York and Gary, Indiana; and the best appearing male lodges. Wardens and Brooklyn temples were selected as winners, Port York and Gary, Indiana; and the judges named that of Unique temple. Pride of Chicago and Halftrophe as winners. Ending the bates, each occupied by several enthusiastic Elks or daughter Elks. 24.000 REGISTERED Registered for the convention were the highest by far of any convention the Elk have ever held. The problem of well cared for under the supervision of Oscar At the Unity club, 214 Indian Ave. Thomas H. Jackson, the steward, and friends. Other members of the Chicago lodgers who assisted wore H. B. Willis, the member of the Chicago police department, member of the Chicago police James M. Brooks and M. C. Cleese. CHICAGO, ILL., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1923 THE VISITING THRONG THE VISITING THRONG From early Monday morning until late at night the Defender plant was flooded by visiting Elks who wished to be shown through the departments of the World's Greatest Weekly. Extra guides and a corps of assistants were sent to the plant to guide the large groups of visitors about. The entire plant has been thrown open to them and everything has been done to make the Bills feel at home. Because of the large crowds that desire to see the plant, the visitors are asked to register and certain days are assigned for them to be shown through different offices. Below are the names of some of the visitors who registered: Detroit, Mich. Wilmington, N.J. Nicholasville, TN. CARTER, Galtor Levittleville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Kansas City, Ky. Kansas City, Ky. Omaha, Neb. For Baird, Jake; United Lodge, Olivewood Olda; Cornishipian, lodge, Pulea Olda; Iron City, lodge, Pittsburgh Olda; Geo; Walker lodge, Wooddawn Keystone, lodge, Washington, Pa. Lincoln, lodge, Getsburg, Pa. Botherly, Love lodge, York, Pa. Northside, lodge, Pittsburgh, Pa. Keystone, lodge, Washington, Pa. dale lodge, Altoona, Pa. Consonata lodge, Lancaster, Pa.; Capt. Lovl. P hood, lodge, West Chester, Pa.; Trin Suffolk, lodge, Suffolk, Va.; Evening Star lodge, Covington, Va.; Exelserl lodge, Hampton, Va.; Pandora lodge, Dominion lodge, Lynchburg, Va.; Euro Norfolk, Va.; Miziph lodge, Phoebus, Va.; Greater, Norfolk, lodge, Norfolk Va.; Williamsville, Richmond, Va. Gate City, lodge, Bluedef, W. Va. Pan Handlodge, Wheeling, W. Va. Alexandria, lodge, Alexandra, Va. Gate City, lodge, Hamtranck, Mich. Hawkeye lodge, Des Moines, Iowa. Golden, Gate lodge, Gordonville, Va. Atlanta lodge, Scranton, Pa. Golden, Gown lodge, Plymouth, N. C. FORM COUNCIL Chicago has the honor of being the city where, the first past grand escalated rulers' council of the, the Elks was formed. During the convention of the rulers of the, order here. The new Idea came to them that there were the highest men who have held the highest office. E. form an organization and it. was done. Joining the new body which was formed the rulers' council, No. were William McMecken of Ballilmore, Dr. J. E. Mills of Norfolk, George E. Mills of Norfolk, George E. West, West Virginia, Faces New York. The other, eligible Elk to the council is armand Scott of Washington, the only past ruler to serve three successive terms. BAND CONCERT BAND CONCERT The Mitee Monarch band of N.Y.C. plays at the Elks band the Elks band contest led by Lieut. Frederick W. Simpson, Washington, D.C. Chicago Defender .office at 7 clock Thursday night. Aug. 30. CHICAGO OUR MAYOR GIVES KEY TO ELKS Mayor Dever plunged right into his subject at once. He said that on account of the fact that Chicago he wanted to tender the key of the city to the visiting Elks in order that they might take for themselves the best that the city affords to the visiting brothers, and daughters for their fine appearance and said that the advancement in the fraternal world made by the Order of Elks required general advancement made throughout the country by our people in general. Closing his remarks, the mayor sald: "And I want to reiterate my opinion. I say now, as I said then, that before my term of office has expired I shall apoint one of your people to be the mayor. Race has ever yet held. And it will be an office greater and bigger than any other mayor has ever appointed one of your race." Mayor Dever then added, "and key to the master of ceremonies." "Link" Johnson Speaks Amid thunderous applause the president engaged that demanded his presence. Col. Henry Lincoln Johnson, the president, is a colonel, who is grand legul adviser of the order, made one of his charismatic William Hale Thompson, representing Governor Len Small, spoke next. He is by George W. Eibanez of Brooklyn. Dr. Ella G. Berry, secretary of the grand temple entertainment committee of Chicago, She was responded to by the grand treasurer, M. E. V. Kelly. After Percy H. Ash had deceived Lakes and Fort Dearborn lodges, the local bodies, the grand exalted ruler, J. Finley Wilson, made the closing record in his own inimitable way. He said that he had been instrumental in adding to the order 90 new lodges in Canada as well as new territory for Elkdom, namely, South Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas. "If I were to have a new lodges it would be a unified ruler, I promise you 100 new lodges, a permanent national headquarters, a factory to make all Elk lodges, a permanent national employment for all Elks and their relatives." He was loudly applauded. Monday night, at the Kelkton the conference was supposed to have been a smoker, but it turned out to be a sort of a jubilee meeting, in meeting go down as indorsing the present grand exalted ruler, J. Finley Wilson, for re-election. A glance prominent not only in the affairs of Elkdom, but in the affairs of the world. All spoke in favor of indorsing George Wheeler of Brooklyn took the floor. In a speech which brought an audience as well as a few subdued requests to Chicago with a delegation from New York pledged to H. Adolph Howell of New York City and that from the Empire state intended to support Howell and not Wilson. The meeting, presided over by Ed Wright, was packed with Wilson medals and indorsed to indors. Wheeler Wilson finally prevailed. YOU ARE INVITED ALL VISITORS TO CHICAGO ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT THE DEFENDER OFFICE AND INSPECT OUR MODERN PRINTING PLANT Ed. Johnson Is Killed as Car Takes to Ditch Indianapolis, Inc., Aug. 31. Edward W. Johnson, prominent Elk of this city, was killed instantly on his way to Chicago to attend the Elks' convention when his high-powered automobile Jimning, at 50 miles, an earl skidded and went into a ravine about 15 feet deep near Danville, day noon. Walter Humphery, his companion, was seriously injured Humphery was thrown out of the car as it left the road but John was able to escape. When the dashboard was crushed into the back seat, there was not a whole bone in his body. His heavy goggles were crushed into ice. The car was a total wreck. Johnson was owner of a business block in North Indianapolis, and was said to own more than 10 grocery store. His wealth was estimated at $60,000. The body was taken to the university, and resisted at 1228 Lavastey St. and leaves a widow, Mrs. Ellie Johnson. The dead man is said to have figured in a previous death, and persons were killed. He escaped at the time uninjured. Brave Rain to Hear N.Y. Band Music Brave Rain to Hear N.Y. Band Music MRS. BRIGHT IS INJURED IN AUTO EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO MRS. BRIGHT IS INJURED IN AUTO EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO Foster, Ind., Aug. 31.-Mrs. Leroy Bright, 716 Johnson St. Indianapolis, en route to Chicago to attend the Elise' convention, was seriously injured when the car in which she was a passenger left the highway on the detour south of this place at an early hour Monday. She was hit in the face and neck by glass from the broken windshield. She was brought to the St Elizabeth hospital for treatment. It is stated that the car was trawled at a high rate of speed and that the driver could not make the turn. APPEARS ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE SECOND SECTION IN THIS ISSUE DON'T FAIL TO READ IT ELKS EDITION TURN CITY INTOGREAT GALA DAY Sunday was a real gala day for Chicago. Everywhere flags were flying, early Sunday morning, when dark and threatening clouds hovered over the city and vented intervals emptying their loads of joy-killing rain, until early Sunday morning, when dark and threatening clouds hovered over the warmth and good cheer, trains were coming into the city bearing the 1923 Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World. 1:5:30 in the morning the first train headed the Great Western at the Grand Central station. It seems that they had just come along ahead to say that there were more where they came five minutes after the Ft. Dodge delegation was disposed of by the committee the Baltimore & Ohio train. The next day this number were J. Watkins, grand traveling deputy of the world, and Robert Fatt, another grand officer. He foregrounded the fore another train rolled in from Washington bearing J. Finley Wilson, grand ruler of the order, and heard but the old familiar "Hello Bill," yelled by many throats with a good will. These delegates arrived at Elks headquarters in private cars and as soon as they arrived. Everything was smoothly arranged by the committee appointed to wait upon Then the word was passed about that another live bunch would arrive at the train and that they would unload at 25th and Halsted Sts. This news flew about the life of the Chichester. Also special was the死, the little platform on Halsted St. was filled to overload with suspicious curiosity seekers. Promptly a half an hour later the train steamed into view and at once their suspicious Banners were floating from the train; voices were crying out greetings and those on the platform were singing and arm in arm this order was hooled. Parades to Headquarters Nor did the Louisville arrivals and the specials that came in during the Kentucky bunch pulled in at the Union station a delegation of 300 and 120, respectively, at the 12th st. station of the Illinois Central. These Elks were from East St. Louis, Ill. and St. Louis, Mo. and, at the same time, the ruler of Polar Jodge, J. J. Marshall, exalted ruler of Lovejoy lodge of East St. Louis, Ill. and Washington, D. C., delegations came in. Monday morning, both at 9 o'clock, but at different stations. The "Cincy" bunch arrived while the Washington aggregation unloaded from the Baltimore and the team truck near Canal St.. We these two delegations from marching all the way to headquarters, but it was too early to sign a stalm with which they greeted the waiting "Bills" when they did arrive. ORDERS ARREST IN SCHOOL FLOGGINGS CASES SHOT DEAD ON DANCE FLOOR 24 PAGES BE SURE YOU GET COMPLETE PAPER, WHICH CONTAINS TWO SECTIONS, TWELVE PAGES EACH VOL. XVIII. NO. 35. SHO BOYS BARE BRUTALITY IN SCHOOL Race Boys Testify The four non-white boys who related these atrocities were John Spraggani, John Wilson, 15; Stephen L. Johnson, 11; Sullivan Reuben Gosha, 13, 2524 LaSalle St. Gosha, who has been a pupil of the school four months, was in Cottage St. 8, which Shea was in charge. He which Shea was in charge. Shea so hard across the thigh with a wooden gun used in military drill that the weapon broke. The blow was administered to Shea he had made during drill. At most time Mrs. Shea broke one of his teeth, he said, when she struck him in the mouth. Letters from the pupils to their parents were always read by Shea his wife and Davis and frequently destroyed. Letters from parents to their boys there were likewise handled declared the witnesses. Gosha had seen Shea tear up his letters. Forms of Tortune Among some of the forms of torture inflicted on the pupils, according to witnesses, were the duck "wink" to the pupils, the "bull line" and the "bull ring." These consisted of severe physical strains which the boys were forced to perform. Frank Pruski (white) told on the witness stand of how he had been whipped with 24 lashes, then gin in the glove and put on his hat in the match in his pocket. One of seeing Shea break a wooden gun over the head of William Wilson and Shea knock John Spranggins out of his school. Neither Wilson nor Spranggins is white. Pruski told a story similar to that of James Hall relative to degrading, unclean acts which Mrs. Wilson witness said, forced the boys to do. Corroborates Witnesses Allen M. Klein, family instructor in Cottage A, was a star witness for the state. His testimony corroborated the claims of John Leonard, a boy not white, who was confined in the guardroom. He had been beaten and face injured, he said, and he just recognized, said Klein, and he begged for a drink of water. "Although it was against the rules I gave him some water and he drank more than a quart. He had not had any confinement, he had no confinement, and he told me he had been beaten by Shea." Klein said. Shea, his wife and Davis have disappeared since their discharge from launched by Chief Justice McKinley following the death of James Wright (white), who, according to the coroner's physician, died of strangulation, the school officials said. Wright was a sidelid intent. The parents of Wright believe different. LEWIS WHITE WAS GALLED EVERYTHING BUT AN ANGEL "Iodge, I tell you this woman has called me everything from a rebel bishop to a仆婆 to take care of her company. She has a feller who goes around with her every place, and now she brings him to my house," decries the woman, who had been arrested on complaint of his wife, Nellie. "I hates to leave her, because she is so sorry for her fun, shamed White. When Mrs. White explained that it was her brother's roommate with whom she was so chummy in place them both under peace bonds. "Bob" Jackson Looms Big in Elkdom Circle B. D. Major Robert R. Jackson, char- ter of Great Lakes, lodge by many lodges for grand exalted ruler of the Elks. He is noted as conceived to be a great organizer and general of men. He is a member of the Illinois logi- logist, and not a member of the city council of Chicago. IDLEWILD IS FRIGHTENED BY BIG FIRE Idlewild, Mich., Aug. 31.—Last Wednesday night the town of Idlewild was started by a forest fire that most of the summer colony had retreated, although a dance was in progress at the Paradise pavilion. The fire and it was not even noticed until it had almost reached the city and the flames, spurred on by a somethereat wind, had reached a carriage on the road. The fire had reached Broadway men and women were rushing out of the dance hall and cottages pell-mell-ments of men, headed by D. Rogers, Compy Supervisor I. B. Jones and the foreman of the lumber company, with an organized and daring effort unintended to check the advance of the flames. This small group was employing every method known to fire fighters, but seemingly in a hopeless effort when the wind did a fakish thing driving the flames in the cravens of the school house and a cluster of cottages at the east end of town. This gave the firemen a chance to beat down the dripped underpain in that section somewhat in advance of the attack, and what might have been complete destruction of the resort. COMMON LAW WIFE HELD FOR DEATH CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE Another common law marriage was brought to a tragic end on Aug. 15 when Blanch Martin fired two bullets at Blanch Martin, 4815 Federal St., who died about an hour later in Provident hospital. The inquest was held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Williamson's undertaking establishment, 5121 State Street, where a motion of Attorney A. J. McCarthy, counsel for the defendant, According to Mrs. Martin, 16 shots were fired in self-defense when she was attacked by Blanch, who held a life-threatening gun. Revealed. Testimony given by James Clark, 16-year-old brother of the shain man, who lives at 4455 Prairie Ave., brought out the fact that Richie age and that he was James also testified that he knew Blanch Martin as his sister-in-law. Mrs. Martin was held without bail until after the inquest. She is small stature. Throughout the inquest she diligently and twisted her handkerchief. NAB PULLMAN PORTER AS "SHEIK" HOWARD TO ASK LARGE U.S.FUND Washington, D. C., Aug. 31.—An appropriation of $500,000 to construct and equip an addition to the medical and dental school at Howard university, the only college in the country with one exception where our physicians and dentists are graded will be requested of Congress at list confirmation of Secretary of the Interior Work. This sum has already been included in the estimates of the appropriations for the department of the Interior in 1825. It was stated, by Secretary Work, and is due to the insufficient facilities for the education of members of the Irace in the medical and educational schools throughout the United States. Physicians Needed Recent investigations show that population among our Race has increased to nearly 12,000,000 and 4,349,944 persons, while the white race has a physician to every 553 citizens, thus raising an important issue in the management of the health of our people. The disparity is even greater in the proportion of dentists. Statistics show that there is one white dentist to every 2,000 persons in the United States, while there is but one dentist of our Race to every 20,500 persons. Other figures reveal the fact that there are 10,000 doctors and dentists are completing the course every year at the Howard university, the average number of physicians graduating for the past 10 years is the number of dentists averaged 22. Responsibility for the situation is attributed not to the disinclination of youths to study medicine and dentistry and adopt them as professions, but to the capacity of our educational institutions. During the fall term of Howard university there were 165 applicants for admission to its medical school. Out of this number but 50 could be admitted to take the course. The faculty of laboratory space, the number rejected being 125. Buildings Too Small At the present time the medical school of Howard university is being conducted in a small building. The medical school of Howard university, will be need to build a large structure that will practically double the capacity, providing additional laboratories and equipment, as well as accommodating a 100 per room laboratory for 100 students. Through a $500,000 endowment raised by public subscription and a gift from the general education department, funds have been secured by Howard university to provide for additional instructors for its medical school during the next five years. The instructors will be presented to Congress includes $37,000 for a new building and $130,000 for equipment. DETECTIVE'S KEEN EYESIGHT CAUSES PICKPOCKET TROUBLE A glittering array of diamonds worth $10,000 caused the desk of Judge S. M. Ward to look like a show case in a jewelry store. Sergeant Fred Tapscott of the detective bureau stood guard over the jewels which he had saved from being stolen from William Dockeister, a traveling salesman. Dockeister had boarded a street car at 22d and State Sts, with the diamonds resting in an inside pocket. He took the bookbook, containing $230, was reposing in his pants pocket. Earl Williams, 3019 State St., who had enjoyed only a few hours of prison was a passenger on the same car. He edged close to Dockeister. The pocketbook of Dockeister had changed ownership. The diamonds would have followed out Sergeant William, who was in his own automobile, looked through the car window and saw Williams' hand where it ought not to be. He abandoned his machine and grabbed Williams as he leaped from the Williams possession. He was held to the grand jury under $3,000 bonds. ```markdown ``` This group of Elks is accredited with possessing a great spirit of fraternism in the promotions of the order's ideals. They are (top left to right), George E. Wiuecan, New York, past grand exalted ruler; Col. John R. Marshall, exalted ruler, Fort Dearborn lodge, Chicago. Center, Mrs. Manie Hodges, Hampton, Va., grand daughter ruler, Bottom, H. Adolph Howell, grand esteemed leading knight, New York, candidate for grand exalted ruler; Harry H. Pace, New York, past grand exalted ruler. SOUTH SIDE HOSPITAL IS LOST BY BIG DEBT Thirteen proved an unlucky number for the incorporators of the South Side hospital, $351 Vernon Ave. when Wednesday at noon, the Chicago Medical college, original owners of the hospital property, snatched the institution from the ownership and control of 13 men because they permitted 11 monthly notes of $500 each to accumulate and to remain unpaid. In 1920 the 13 men, consisting of Drs. B. R. Blultt, D. E. Burrows, J. R. Burrows, J. R. Burrows, M. R. Bibb, F. C. Caim, M. J. Brown, G. W. Hardeman, R. A. Schell and of Messrs. Harvey B. Saunders, Ira M. Mason and C. Crook, formed a purchase the hospital property from the Chicago Medical college for $50,000. Twenty-one thousand dollars of the purchase price has been paid, leaving $29,000 paid in monthly installments of $400. After the incorporators—each of whom was a stockholder—had come to terms with the firm, they smoothly for a brief period over the road of prosperity under the management of the superintendent and surgeon-in-chief Dr. Cudec was chosen as secretary and treasurer, and Dr. Brown made a member of the executive committee. Slump Comes But a slump came later. The personnel ciment was permitted to enter the ranks of the stockholders—envy, petty jealousy, bickering and discord took the place of harmonious business relations. Unpaid bills began to accumulate: charges and counter charges of money being sent to the hospital and distributions were ordered and reports demanded. All this resulted in the hospital being thrown eventually into the hands of a receiver by a court order in January, 1922. The fighting continued between the hospital and the 13 inmates, and through the efforts of Dr. Blutt, the receiver, Attorney A. J. Williams. was removed after a very brief administration, by another court order, and the hospital was placed in the hospital. Blutt resigned his office in June a year ago and Dr. Brown became superintendent, while Dr. Cure remained. According to Dr. Brown, when he assumed the superintendency of the institution, it was flooded with unauthorized patients, its wards were practically empty. Physicians, he said, had ceased to bring patients there because the ear-like rule of his doctor, who, he charged, drove them away. Stockholders Inactive The institution had dropped from its paying basis and its bills and expenses were not largely by Dr. R. A. Williams, head of the Royal Circle of Friends, who is not a stockholder. He and his group objected to Dr. Williams' plan and the ground that he was an outsider. Dr. Blutt declared that he offered the stockholders $300 for their equity and he would claim to him and he would pay the $5,500 and take over the hospital. TLEPHONE: DOUGLAS 0697 ANCE "SHEIK" SAYS WHITE GIRL MADE ADVANCES Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 31—Because he is as handsome as Othello and as luring as a shell, Purcell Brown, 29 years old, 2308 Seventh Ave. New York, a Pullman porter, may have to go behind prison bars because white women can't resist his magnetism. In the city court, where he was charged with assaulting Mrs. Angelina Pirrone, 19 years old, 916 Barker St. Los Angeles, Cal. in the station yards at Exchange St. depot, he told Judge Foltz that women were at odds with women. He said: "I can't explain it, but many women have made advances toward me. I admit that the police found on my person addresses of many women, including Pullman passengers. Some of them I have written to, others I have gone to see and others I have never cared to bother with." The statement was made modestly by Brown, who is a judge of the court, strikingly handsome man. Brown calmly and straightforwardly told of his relationship with Mrs. Pirrone while she was on his train. He said that at no time he made advances beyond the courtesy usually extended to a lone traveler unacustomed to Pullman.trains. "She seemed from the first to want to be with me," he said. "Once she came the full length of the car and wanted the seat where I was sitting. I gave it to her. When the train stopped she would come out on the platform and talk to me. She was very friendly. She volunteered that her husband was in California and that she was going to Cochoes to her father. She gave me her address. I wrote it down just as I have done many times before that the other of other women. I thought that I might or might not call on her later. "Saturday night she came back to the train several hours before it was due to leave, and was about my duties, to wash my hair and wash up. It was during this time that Mrs. Pirrone lignes I assaulted her. I don't know what she did, but against me, I declare that I am entirely innocent and whatever familiarity Mrs. Pirrone can accuse me of once place or the passengers of the platform of car when the car was occupied and was unsolicited on my part." In the cross-examination by District Court, Brown was confronted by a love letter found on his person. It was purported to be written by another love-sick woman, the beauty of the porter. Brown said that as far as he was concerned the letter could be read in court, and according to the statement of both Brown and Mrs. Pirrone, found the defendant grilty and held the case for investigation. POLICE PUZZLED AS TO WHO SHOT LONZO OVER LIQUOR The mystery of who shot William Lonzo, 31, 4558 State St., is puzzling the police of the 48th St. station. An anonymous telephone call to the station stated that a man had been shot at 4930 Federal St. Lonzo, Kearney, and Hannigan hurried to the house, where they found Lonzo shot through the arm and leg. He stated that he had been shot over the distribution of some firearms. Ifford Fuhrman claimed that he had done the shooting, while his wife, Alice Marle, was emphatic in her declaration that she had done the shooting. The officers gathered in Luvenia Benford, Carley Colquitt, James Carr and William Sedge, who were in the house at the time of the assault. The case has been continued until Aug. 29. **MAN ASSAULTS GIRLS** Boston, Aug. 31—Frederick Jones, james james, 309 Huntington Ave., appeared before Judge Palmer in the Roxbury court Thursday charged with attacking two sisters, 9 and 12 years old, of the shooting under $2,000 ball for further hearing. Tells of Relationship Comes to Car Early MAN ASSAULTS GIRLS FL Seeks Another Term as Ruler On His Record [Name] J. FINLEY WILSON J. Finley Wilson, Washington, D. C. grand exalted ruler of the Elks, who seeks re-election on his selection, and he has done more to promote the spirit of Elkdom than any other official of similar rank. "I stand by the record," is his campa- mote motto. WHITE ORDER WHIPPED IN MOOSE SUIT New York, Aug. 31.—When Justice Jeremiah Mahoney, sitting in part one of the supreme court Monday handed down a decision denying to the white Order of Moose in the Empire state an injunction restraining our people from using the name of Moose or wearing the emblems of the order, he rendered a decision that will have a far-reaching effect. Some time ago the white organization secured a permanent injunction against our people and restraining any of the signs or wearing any of the emblems of the Loyal Order of Moose. This injunction was secured by default due to the fact that our group was unable to wear the signs weeks ago the case was reopened by Counselor Pope B. Billups on behalf of Empire State lodge No. 3, the local organization. He might have the case bitterly and was represented in court by six attorneys. They based their plea on a previous decision made by the court of appeals in the famous case of the Elks several In that case the highest court rendered a decision restraining those members of the order of our group in the New York into an order that became "improved" Benevolent Protective Order Elks of the World. So certain did it seem that the Moose attorneys felt this precedent would be quite sufficient in their case, they said, because the Mahoney's decision practically took the wind out of their sales. With the right to use the name of Moose, to wear the emblem and to use the signs of the order, the New York court rejected any other subordinate lodges in took the wind out of their sails. MINISTER FINED New Rochelle, N. Y., Aug. 31.—The Rev. Theophilus Larson, pastor of Grace Baptist church, Mt. Vernon, N.J., was arrested for traffic violation. On Wednesday he was operating his new automobile in Pershing Sq., when he ran into Traffic Policeman Gliden, scratching Gillie. He pleaded not guilty to the charge. TRAILS WIEE TO HOUSE Boston, Aug. 31—Ephram Smith suspected his wife, Elizabeth, of clandestine meetings with another man. He lay in wait for her Tuesday night Ernest McDonald, to a house in Woodbury St. The next day Judge Hayden fined McDonald $20 and gave Elizabeth a one year suspended sen- PRICE 10 CENTS MAN SLAIN AFTER ROW WITH PALS Music, laughter and the shuffling noise of dancing feet were suddenly ended at 11 o'clock Sunday night when shots rang out in the home of Walter Harris the Ave. and a man, shot through the head, met his death. Dutton Rutherford, a cook, 29 years old, who lived at 252 Giles Ave., was the victim. He was found dead on the floor by Sergei Sakharov and Dennis of shots rang out in the home of Mary at 314 2 Elis Ave, and a man she o'head met his death. Dewitt Rutherford, a cook, years old, who died in 1232 Giles Ave., was the victim. He was found dead on the South Seanian and and Dennis of the Stanton who was seated near to the Harris a. Ave station. Dewitt Rutherford who were sent to a department in answer to a call that a man had been murdered there. Started at Dance Investigation by the officers revealed that Rutherford had been shot by Jerry and Eddie Pierce, brothers, and that Eddie was shot. She detailed the details that led to the slaying; the police were told that Mrs. Harris gave a dancing party at her home and Jerry Pierce came uninvited. The police were told that wife of Son Cooper, roomers in the Harris apartment. Cooper is said to have objected to the way Pierce was dancing with her. An argument developed between Pierce he didn't want any trouble in his house. "All right," Pierce said, and left the party. A few minutes later he returned with four men and asked for Cooper. "There he is," he was told by Harris. Then Rutherford approached the brothers. "If you start anything here I'll take the side of Harris, for I'm his friend," he told Shot in Head The brothers then drew guns and each sent a bullet into Rutherford's brain. As he sank to the floor, the door opened. He hit Harris. It dropped at his feet. Then came the threat: "If anybody else tries to butt in they will get a dose of the same medicine," with drawn weapons, backed to the door and escaped. Through information given by Joe Pettls, $325 Vincentnes Ave., a witness to the tragedy, the Pierce Weldon and Collins at the Burnside shops in South Chicago, where they were employed and where they went Monday, to get their pay check. Weldon and Collins, officers they were Jerry and Eddie Pierce, and after their arrest confessed to the shooting, according to the police. The suspect, scheduled at Jones' morgue, 3091 Cottage Grove Ave., was continued to Aug. 31 at 2 p.m. at the Stanton Ave. police station. CONFESSES HE SLEW WHITE PARTNER IN RUM QUARREL Savannah, Ga., Aug. 31.-Excitemen which ran high after the arrest of John Henry Williams, charged by the police (white). 55-year-old, Effingham county recuse; has now subsided. Williams, an escaped convict from Chatham county gang, was taken into custody on Rossignol hill near Effingham county, and rested Williams he found a double-barrel shotgun, said to have been the weapon used in killing Trueblood. It was stated by county officers that the deceased after he was found in possession of several hundred dollars stolen from Trueblood. According to reports, Williams, who had been helping Trueblood operate a still, became enraged after an arguably grabbed a shotgun and killed Trueblood. The mutilated body was later found near the still. FIGHTS TAXI DRIVERS: BEATEN OVER THE HEAD In a fight with two white taxi drivers Martin Raffell, 24, 4161 Grand H. and Robert, 24, Mar. 34, 3212 Michele A. 23, 3224 Michael A. 23, 3224 Thomas Freeman, 34, 1812 Dearborn St. was severely beaten about the head and suffered a possible skull fracture. He succeeded in gaining possession of his knife and cut both of the men in the leg. The arrival of Sergeants Regan, Rafferty and Methner possibly saved him from further hurt. The 'case will be thrashed out in court Sept. 5. | SCHOOL. Forty-First St. and Wabash Ave. | SEPTEMBER 4, at 9 A. M. : * + UNDER His DIRECTION OF THE 3 SISTERS of the BLESSED SACRAMENT | ye IN THE GRADES b } AND _ FIRST 5 AND SECOND YEAR 4 HIGH SCHOOL. y ‘ALSO 4 COMMERCIAL COURSE b | CONSERVATORY OF | 4 7 MUSIC. . ' ; CHARTERED’ < x UNDER THE , 4 \ STATE OF ILLINOIS , / Opeti for Inspection Daily from 9 A. M. to | | 2 P.M. Evenings from 7 PM. to 8 P. M. | WSSSSPPANS OAOMIZE TA PROMITE GACH. {PLT A meeting of the Mixsissippi club, recently organized by L, L. Winston, was held at Community hall, 3140 Jo- diuna Ave. The object of the club seems, to be a three-fold one. It necks for memberghip all Missisaip- pans In Chicagy to bring them to- ether in one common brotherhood nd to uplift oach member politically, ‘commercially and soclallx, Brief addresses were delivered at the meeting by Attorney N.'S. Tay- lor,” Judge. William Harrison, Dr. Wiliam Attaway’ and Wiliam ‘Travis, all of whom are members of the club. ‘My. ‘Taylor emphasized the politi- cal Question, stressing the necd of political aWakening “among them- Selves andthe road demand for good leadership. He reminded his Audience of past events which hud Proved that the acquiring of wealth Sithout a hand in politics meant nothing to us as a Race nor as jn- dividuals. He mado it clear that the factors in politics wontrol all other existing powers or principles. ‘Judge ‘Harrison “spoke on “The Rage of Tomorrow.” “I-am deeply interested in the Race of tomorrow, and the success of that Tace depends upon the young men and women of today,” he sald at the beginning of his address. “There aro five. Race individuals in unis coun- try to ove of the Jew. We outnum- ber him 5 to 1; yet the Jew {a rep- resented in every branch of tho ‘American government. Why? Tle- catve the Jews are a united race. ‘nnd the reason that We are not s0 represented, the reason that we are Varred and’ kept shut out of every worth-whilo avenue in this country in hecause we are too far apart. It Is a ferrite tragedy and wholly’ our faut.” Another” Race songetrers hax wan petmanent fame. “Monette” Moare, fa" Trou for har "moanin" bives voles.” Mew recurding for, Paramount pecords Eome'et her fate refeascy have the mnt Feruiar and best selling records of the “Accompanying: Monette Moore tn al ner Paremudit recordings ae her old stage “partner, Clarence Sones, the Dlanise.Cuurcice halls trom Chicaro, there he vis famous" asa peerless Hektor of'ene iworten “Goin apown che Levee™ ts the last lapuibe arusise Fit Go to Ne" Grave With the Blues fy anotner MU—AuN. Ree Ane | Plewsantditon Rye” owe. 3th mucite, Kye” aus, 31—“The JAMIN tenis, S90 25 "rave a Hosnel outing Sunday. ‘There was Sreaking apd musie” Mea Susie. Dial Wenlgent; Site" Sannte Wiliams, vice: residents Mex. Sapate Mogi reas: all'day' by Visttore, Rooms to rent. Ialewild, Hotel, 50 38°C" Very desirabieagv, MAN DOESN’T Nobody in the world yas more ron- gown Jn vizor and vitality han 1 wan, JP Nay fully wavived by ny” closest friend to try Ctandolene. Wo told me that he recommended Glandolene to ll bt hiv frends aw it. produced wonders fo "ovate ale ‘own cae. hed ‘Sandolene, and wit my fried told’ toe Mar true, hecauye L-feel like a man of Seeseeee, fall of pep, vim “ata vigor: Lied ducan't soem #o blue now. 1 would Aiviser all sufferers to fend their naan unl wairexs 10 Gil Laboratories, 2196 Heiipiichlgan Arex Chicago, i anda Fun size box of Giandolone yi"be sent tinder pate, wrapper. On Serival ‘pay powtman 42.00, plum postane. "If sou are Note nutisfied "sour! money will he. res ee ES ES oaen le ponte: - CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Mes. Lanoston Here Aira. Ferd Langston of Detroit, stich. fe mnindlng couple, of Meecha. at ths fod ink Bata eas cies Helis, We Mean erie Goes BF heh eas ofahe Susie. aaa! ee ae ee Sigua Gals grand opening of We ot Adie anda, our’ Ultra Sod: PTY Go Ral ie Sheen Aare au ea ter Hig tsirblaiake fermi Wabash Ave. and 4ist St. Music by US aaa is Siti eI me act uae Sy Soe Taine lead aaa aS Sire aa Se save, cheor Fane arg GRP Rag My ana eerae nen SR at Eitan re eigen ae Ee Renna tr tas a Scr ee neg Se a Seat ie peel aera i Sines MENA Shot oy Sethe A gape lee ee preps gh ST aire aes paeeaas adhe sigan tg hs wares ale So area Ue a Sear Stud, Tne EE IRR Bethan as ine Ws Masta each Mle Tee nw demey he Be ae Pr At wes Bi EU Saeds se SEG Sa diene cat EnRaPe cto Suit "alt RE Su Sea tla ce ESS LOT IRE st atc ad as | Lied 4 Alley fem anunees ge seed ths sheen a, Saat cat 3223 Calumet Ave.. and cut him in thé Saeed ato he Bee A aR ace ERA inne Whee Saeeo Seika After missing her footing as sho at- setpntea to, board a ieee, carat 48 SPR GSES Etc Soa Sees SB at aoe suabeee Teg Tine, Bie Ae IRs ae Per og Reig ger Wehiea's breaker htt ie NSRven Ret congas pat Hee andere omg fast EEA SSET Raver ene a Pisiuriste, war retake Bplsh SLA fant ate ihe omen ASTM sph dnt ln tet HS SEE aye, ew oret Goayonay Sia caattoent in on auiceet te pales Sarna: Eade iene Rags fins ana Taran lait ile Hr ee a Bata ta irasanmeeme rina Feit Sra uals es Boe Inn argument over, the fare, The eat Sara Nev. a eee ae , White in front of 2634 Stato St.. Alice Moore, 34, S818 Dearborn St. and Shir~ ley, Wilson, 22, 280 Federal St. en- Raced in “a” duel, using knives “ax Seihons. The woman was cut about the face and hands, while the man suf. fered" a deep stab in the chest and other cuts. Accused of Robbery Upon. the testimony of Harry Beauv- ors. 882" Wabash Ave, George Natlon, §27in Tae Se. wan fined $60 and cost Beauvers stated that after being ores {o the home of Nailon by Allen Barton. fe was held tp for hin mones. Darton and Fred Willams, 1815 Suite St, were fach. fined. $10 and costs, while’ Cook Woods."727 ES, 40th Se was Mned 3 and casts, inte: tee eae While arguing aver money matters. writer, “Stone 31.2080 South Park Wes was cut several times In the face a4 body ty Arche Jonenallag Hewitt SWitnzme, 2123 Cottage Grove Ave. Shot In the Head During an areument with | Peter Pa beng 9 eS crry PAGE Cottage Grove Ave., Harry Venerable, 32, ditt Calumet Ave,, was shot in the inead by ‘Scamiey. cuts Wife's Throat The police of the sThira district, ure ooking” for “Georg Green, who Ie wanted for cuttings his. wife's” throat from eareto ear. AVhilo wreuing Wit) fer husband th thelr home ue 404 Statg ‘Bt, during the wee nours of the, morn? ing. “Green “srabbea ‘his. wite, “Mamle, wlth one hand. and. wis razor with the Qther. "With" one swipe he had severed fer throng.” fs" feared nut she wil ‘mie ieee oats: idan’ Charged with assault with intent to yall Bilss Wancla Tuas, “allan Wants LaPoint, a young white woman, just Pettey rie at cas es suse Thebes gt res 5 eR Aaa Be eee ae Gear a ane, "Be BEER, eed, Satan se Sheer erect wits Sarees or Dison wie cen 8 det aoe SOE te coent ni haa Heed Soe sss ae su a NOSES lg nr glee eta nim Rs Beenie ne "sateen AR Fine Seome seth tata aie Pasa tae pr Sie peste foe a "ct Aah ta te aa Se Se oP Ga teas uinant PVE AAR 'GE NE. aun sts conta WRU Bie Us we Tanase Catan Caen RET aes te due ese acer HEURES Nettinany Bites Sn ae corre ah, Borer tian 2 eee SA nai © aieagy outs at dae diy S'S, ep teen tit ae edith ie Pte et Sar nme Parte eae AS Bean eles ae ied Mec Pae hee lease BeicyeeTte ce Sted ic Wad Suited ite. , oe prosecution. * copper Fighter, Fined Cathoun Weston 21s Lills Ave, was age ye sine Danie rt, er ina! OMlects ESyinatan anit ote Bice s en cestiael teat Calhoun mt Sree ata TnS were maki the area *. ¢Sent to County Hospital \ rnd $ibathe Bernat tte ten 18 tue Sounty: houpisal this week: Witllam Re Gun hanes ue: ‘Gorce Tats, 2: Shs Totty Grower Atos Wee bentes ake; Se Seed Death Me shansrayhtin soe Bederal Se? SLES Umit rence aves Bgpeg Goll, 24 059 Sis Teatro Ave Fates Ys, Gies Wantah Ave? Sen ae cn ete Met BP SHAG SRR wate tn! fot Sai eR ts tau alabaat Set SG MAES neal 2: diss Wana AxeE seh Cinantee asad wineennen Are! men ences At eae uate Beene al Snions ai sist ine Stina eae ihe Miner” Gran Becanee Age; Stn ssyet Ula 35 HEE ASS! kr acces ae He Baan Sct are Auna Wolar: 20, Bae slat sus and samee Dentacost 3, Saed Bestbort "he! Auseulted by Cana Four men ante a aman aro Welns sob SRE WE Tnet ge Fo allgeel a A a ae Beige cha aed tae te a fSaC Ich, ine hate "wlten, Saitou ad Jesh ot shat er gersone attacked Fyereengen. eve Bere meade Bi in Moet Reed Hatton und Suan ASP ate lowe Sia hae SERS, Caves Popular ueat_Entertained sity Petae ae Rae an og the et seating, ot tetantee of the ToL, FORME, int tuast et Shes Rath a Ee a ae DAns A a Leaner Tends Sherer ie saree ae Darna ee wear une Honored guest at a_smalb dancing party Bonaie SUR OB 2 re ener aS Sistah “ACE, ake Me hoy at Me ANSE Wve spends A Pale aul Ach, Whesserteeciaes Wesley Jones in tatewild roe. erases Hones chicago cabbie “usaY citrae” esnducty ‘Spent several day® at Idlewild, Mics, aeetete er eitng Stra dew nurse Rae NS AAS Satan Se aries Bataan tas Kee any MS. SS” = Crusned to Death til, Fannie camsleaigr ie sang, Tanna TPMT Slas Unie Go, 1947 State Se."Dock Adame Saas acaba Aes ae cog Higeanat ote a Gea” and. ke Mem santa. Ene Cartas Jaat catncd*S Neeatee ef accidental au 2 Driven insane by. Region A solcigun fenitie “or years, ten fefalsigus famate io" Fash, Be Uaretion BEES ae Toycdendhte” boss HE elongata, ae a erg a as ie a ie Bat, 2a oad, Bi, cing wi sige, Renee, NNN te eee grant eters Se nonpnalwere! Sire Saath? SSRENNNS SRAM E cath Aves sia, Haut ag aar* cunmt Ave: Ames (tte Ba, a, Ad HGR Galina, “fsee mhottes Niet Struck With, Stein sods ee, Het ed wy se dt ete Ni alte" Shu propels Be ee a le at iad ahd Sins Sie Sheth bested inn Srcumeny Sones STAT Watash Ave. became Cour, 5,208) aah cad ates seg We if duilorng’ with aoe sett, 2Sand. wite Gaze, stage ARE Sa HE oe alos eevee ras ttt oR tS wi $e adeAS She ty elo.” When Bren tetera sats attache woah fet Hecate Ie ae gees a as SPARRSSSea ue her stand “Thrown, Fram Automobile suerte tenet ee, atte paler Repent, Sore Baie’ ve peatics reg te: the Seat neal i fated faa one thee mh ba Bi tate oul oP te” ater hy pee ete aa Salk nas aie eee Shae! Pushed “OF of car the croniied cape GF the sear ae" Drosans 38. asks Praivie’ Ave. tobe pushed off of the steps of the tg oe wumHST Se Skreet Buatainins faenal Sndori Shot by Picknecket Hasta ran, ee ee a Heat oh tae hit, enn es Sol Vernon: Aves was aot in the foot ae eee Ait: Sothern ecterdige a Tine the teoutle “oekorred tn atst St eae atSuuteockanesa, in ats Sts Solbeet® Veuan’ abet Rhouel” aves, Jumps Out ot Window arise, AibePla Phra WE evant ise SH, STS eee ics Fai dP SET A atgmt ate jury when she jumped out of a third- dee, When wna eee OLS ates SOP NentVor the hist Jos. Looking for "Sneak", 4 rng tonne tat ae ty caused Fees ae ate tela the ollce that Ro ae eae ta a tte hollce thae fo ‘hevnt ac Se Sean Wt ree doe Fae aaa ae et eases aes Ke aren Hon So Oe Tho police are tryig to locate the dope Fada Assaulted by Unknown 5 suering uit? BY gece, wou PS ecg oe BiB Aarenete Aten shell at te BSP WF Bnet ea Entertain Orator's Mother aie, Sntetale OSE MeN vin. othe Nae tora i’ und Sa a eS Eimtmens whens. witne ig" theese SITE, on Ea Bet BSH Ne oreane fa. Mie Aue Simmons of Tuskegee, Ala, Mrs. Grace THE CHICAGO DEFENDER ‘Held for Forgery Artico Vaughn, 33, 3359 Dearborn St. ets hela Yo ep fry unter an a oa Baa Bred 5 EE Sy ee shila arguing win sump, saunots mag gter Wepuing ns fran BBP Ss Seen Sodan 3 HE Beisar soar ttnee” a ences Wh giant ball its a SS EE Soke ati Bite. gn Nate py rome NE eng. CREP ele a a Sacto ea a PY el eteed Pian et Se Yue esses! Sauer gh as tebe ie’ cape iu baa SE oc Se = te Wis Fons SAP pl th andes SEE wh aa ue et ag Be slated a es. Fock Ser se Men AAR SEE Saba ae eaaeeaE aR A he shad ging Es, tae aie ttt SENET, eee web beatin ear teett aes. BR HL Reoves on a delightful motor &.-0 to Ee ate ac 2 ite ee HER Hoe cd End Satan Sh Be Sie es Seth ay PE EEN pe Pang Epnetnes RRC Seeete Sea Rae cht SSR Benes hota ee ora Tae incr aa wlan Sees acs oe Gr ete picnics have gccupled prominent places Sta as Sa Pent Sta taser Shas etig ies "en AEE, eared Sy tea he SoS PS ee hin. Fergaon Entertain aici Ferguson a toca as nha Seri dhe Pe Sgeaeieoont ate luna Si Hier iat Be SEAR aaa OU age ne Met athe state site Es le i aa Se tear an aE Ae ine A ten Rr dine HS Me ge ESS Oat al SFR ° ee eee A a ag Mra i Rowiand, 4242 Vineénnes, AVE. HES ete tn (ase tes het at tn “ Motor to New York gaan si, ue Gino Mi ate ati eee dee Motor From Kansas City, oats tis ERLE SP rn ie Mt, lee re Se gis Ae. Hae aa kt hig BAP, ale nae See arr Aliss Trme EAimber, prominent ater seuchte of) New Gaeangy (Lae, atte Morale school cate Mua, Sage i siding, the feat of er vacation’ with Hervant’ and "uncer airy and Stra orga ik, Duvernags sig ryant Ava, Stise’Tuniver will Wo in the clty, unt Sept. She wl Ue glad! to’ welcome Her inainy Prlends. “Whist Party’ Given A whist purty wan given ty Mr. and with. “Cintrles “sarkson, “geet Wabash Ree, In'honor of Np ang Sirs, Joseph Seviot New bate Clips Amani others PESoGhe, et, algees | Bagi ang Pea Porter, Meant Sts, 1. Scho, Bi Berry, Sif, Witson ‘and Hh. James. ‘Wins “eeaaeneen Cicbeakaie. ‘Mr. and Mrs, James Walton Bensoo, ay80" sate “Ses “cutertalued a number oe feted wh, Satu musledle ang ihe Pinte Surmonte, “oles club. Among Nose tearing om the program were! Hath Sore faites Wig Brondtee, “sonrand, “aid Felix Toss, Monts Mes. Rhoda Johnson Here Mrs. Nivea "St Johnyon, Qunicy, l.. yan ret eater imma Iu. Re fi thy ley aufending the, ERA Comgiatiany, "Bue Ye the eueat of Stet qn site's. TH Yeung, THY cRlumet Goes, to Mississinnt Mrs: Gatto Daye ato halls vee bs on vist fo’ nee other ail other Fel= Staves’ at Grrvils Steer se, 6S. SOR a 1 snieuan 8. "B. WUniing” and T= licia B. Anderson, who Tuverspent the USiteeand summer gt the, erat Be Chicane, Neturned co “Peteraiars: Yh. Cdurihe’ mis week 10°take up tell Uivies Ua eaclons: = Vinit Milwaukee Mrs, rou lis Yung, head of Eden nravsenaid of Huth, Seind United Or see Bila Weliowe of iinots an Jur- Wiclon’ waited ana Igetructed rouse Holds in; Milwsuieer, She was sccom= Tenlea'"be Game: “Prudence Venn of Pattadetphita, Pa. % kas ccd: dirs, Silen Kinney, uccompamed ji Mes) Elias” Willlama “of Alton, Il inade a pleasant. may at Idlewild due: Ing the fast 10 deys. ee ‘Taest After Right Yaors.. = Frank Care Ot ee dracion, S58 and sirs, Abigail Carr. Sreeior, S825 tail ae eae had” a ier deine eacrer See BAe ing tn, eee a Hs aie olsen &. : ir, Wits eee Home, aire ta WERT CORAM. wi pent’ two weeks vistting friends and MEE Gk ea te ley a mitt MSR ane! ani Silver janie, cumin teed ne Seat To be Gayle ill tae chy wind! Entertaing We gard mas KuorSSf at GALE A barnes SAeOeLan Se Mag, Fe Bae Beare Ma ae Be ay ce tet Sie “UR at preheat ees inne SE souk Wane Neer icnds eer itteet carpet Ree Ta Mrs.” Walter Cannon, St. Louls, and Mis Cas SPR, virngs OBES OPI ss 3 oun, ‘St. eateetainea a inns Serity dnetet slanting AG Gor sar teas tao nay Sie don. Simpson” and» Ais Vielt Milwaukee Entertained at Dinner . be, and Mig fer banca Jagkton ert ohhanaee aaah Uae and Nis alee Wit ity he BE a6 He hone’ Aer apace he bart ae ea SeMbeceade GN Be Pang Se SEDO ahh ile” Gla BE Band ede ot Ea Bee. auoianger ue hepsi of carl sian Saramago Sais Sle ieee Moat, “fee Bibhche Uoler, ‘Bex Mplnete foun, Ai Hehe Baki Sr Keke Bet arty ate. agtermche at ial SatdcGtS ahs ofeach ead ht A Rear af fhe ally rec Business, Woman Here ue tome hata ae Stargueta, ate hating ce Sees Fema" ovgral weeks. ‘They are” the i, atch ee The, following Chicagoans uve spend- ing thelr vacation at Paradise Lake resort, Vandailu, Atteh. S. At, Howlett, AeGalawells Mie: and Atrs. Falrtax, Ste, and “Mra. Thatcher, ‘Mr. and. Mes.” Mes ‘Ate. Airs. Hugging, Mes. Walton, Ses GE tits, Site Hotere. Se “and Airs. “Moore, ‘Mr, and Sirs. Cagrington, Ste and "Sirs. Wendrix and Mrs and Mrs. “Beckerdam. ‘ec inieeiat tie dake rooter "ct ‘aisropolitam’ Generassin aurector “af Metropolitan’, Eommaua See Re ee ea Reo PRG, ee tls FO pce Dr. and Mrs. Hugo B. Stokes. ac- gompanted *be tre. cAnnetta Shaw 0 Milwaukee, Wis," motored Here: to’at: tend the Elks convention. They ar the guests of, Mire and. Sirs. Douglas ‘Bleon, 3624” Calumet "Ave. Saturn Senne leu: agate Mulia Ti Men aang Sor ca A tea es weateianie anh Stans es tical GTi oat Wamu. Serenata aah ay Bena Senet HY sl ae SR, it Jo ieee During Sit edhe iy src Riis ileal oy phat Seer Walger ta" he Sea Sie, Mearns eat aie iortant al Bh Ts Bea copra valter S. Grant, assi@tant, clint- cul insteyctor In dermatology at orth: Slostnen Univers Steuleet” wahoo! and Tormer” renident ermetoigiat att Conk Gotinty spt wil teal anes ud give, mfantern rile aemronata lr ilvufe’ mecting of the Yvational Sea fat Nanoelation, wich Ys meeting tn St Lotta, to. ba Stork Arrives Mg. ang Mrs. “panwaed Tudion, 51s Edie Se Mite the'proud ‘parents 0 2 idspound aby eit born Sumas Trornin Dr. Chay. Hie Minot was the KUending. uhystetan: <., Oldtimer” Here, * ‘chas. W, Kommen, waktina, Wash, a former resident of Cheagor ta Yn tht Sugrehaiing Hand with gtl-tmie ac Gusintancers, iets Sosping th i sister, Aire, Beulan’ Witton, S138. Bear= tom's . hess cece Mr, and Mrs. George Fane, New yoreectty. quest of Sirs, Beal ain Be ae oe ae hs ia Aine aa mie tee ants Warde tee es Sept as, ine he te es aurea ais We EP dicen Geen ae ae ang E NET rn Ses SE GN eet ea ts Stee ae tia pal BEAR, Ses Si Stare ie diene eras Sak Ee Sea eeie Weedat aah, © suntan 88S, SEE nen, x Se APE ca aan Br cat Retna nea eee ELGet ti Hint Tcl ete, it Sas bas Rage Ae eter Pring ethene Ea ae ere ee sain here Node taade a splendid showing here aU the conventlons Daugpter Dingman. Solecate for the temple was shown Bary courtesies, also lyther memlicrs. Those attending were Icy Mave, Mta~ thle Murray, Gortrure-Morning and Lil- inn Saunderson. Sits, Sf Le Stadden, FGeonton's leading. hatrdresier: and Mas Martines Dillon were also nresent. "The Ontire’ temple weishen to thank Chicags for Its Nospitgiity, Entertain, Miss Van Hook Mise" Elsie’ Freeman, 4607, indiana. Age. entertained at the Ideal Ten, room Sintiay atternoon In” honor ‘ot. ine Jeousin, Mine Blanche Van Hook of Com Fimins, Ohlo. A dellelous dinner was Aerveds" the, table being weautltully Aecornied..“Thoxe-preaont were the Misees Nanple Strayhorn. Ednn ctan- fom, Curtis Simpson. Alpha Bratton and Mesdnmes' Siler. Della, Hoaz-Oaby und Be arag us, Strayhorn, and ate, eo rendered several tusieal_ num horec, Mine Van Hook Iw secretary to the sunerintendant of the elty” mare Kets and ig well known fs the soclal cingles ot Columbur. a a a ar Christians, | friends and | neighbors, eversbody. welcome. “Come to ou hie: flint awakening every Sunday. Foun- Vain's halk 3336 Indiana Aver’ Pastor, the Rev. G. Ww. Gordon Ady. choir to Render Pregram St Pam cat eure ole rive’ a gala prosram Sunday. evening, Aug. ‘eettne Neit Tearbgrn St Visit Ine artats” an. walt ter the haat ets Unient. will ‘apneate "Program starts SU Gils O'clock mhary. Re ty Tahtfont Alregog! $. rucker. nrethlent: Mie Gre init, organist.” The ev. L. N. }) «Re-elected to Office. seis tot eh tie ala Bis) which, convened’ at’ Tart St t A. seciat Bari in LADIES’, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN'S READY TO WEAR AUL-AnTICLes AT REDUCED 2 PRICES «,, Bbiks weveome CABTTAT 7a] | AND Asses |_| sunetus f ‘Oven ‘$.000000 | STATE STREET AND 36th PLACE, CHICAGO |_$1000.000| [ Your Safety Lies in Savin id Silene in 70h win 8 MIN, Ca: Jom wothet ees nS yu abt UESUEL No aha Wt te be attended ydu that you oulgee SESEI"agan 0 ever aot have kes Se suit " Did your landlord tell you that Jf anything happened he would wo eddeees Handler ie eae ; Ce Soe Se St ou dint in aentactane. peer ord would be aedilent? LET THE BINGA STATE BANK REMOVE YOUR CHAINS! = sme BINGA §TATE DANK fp not snilated with being merely Tht BNO eee eae oc Sani ead Wend camer Sa OS ra ey epg cn yy Ghation of our fellowmen from the slavery of economic wagte and See oe eae eee AS eres team: pve ant a meen eee LN Ie Ure Cota ia aE | Aah temas Knog tat gone a2 Yeu are with a an oes percep a nn al gs nT cal oee oC aid etc, bens toe ie ST ee eee ceeaae ae eer seems Coe geecend she Zee Ses wremancloute vou been tae fees ae OS ora 7 ik The . Insares Protection THE WABASH AVENUE Y. M. GAL ANNOUNCES A JUNIOR SCHOOL FOR BOYS OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNE 27TH FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES ‘Men Teachers, Individual Help, Physical Training, Study and Play - LOW FEES a i uA REGULAR’SCHOOL FOR REAL BOYS : | = For Information Cal ; e Y. M. C, A. JUNIOR SCHOOL a | 3763 S, Wabash Ave. “Phone Boulevard 9540 . CITY PAGE § WOMEN, 7 MEN AND ONE Mrs, Buena Jackson, 39, 136% 0'Keete gee Nortsihe “Pa daughter Sot Sirs Bima ens traedsuette ot see: Feey of the Soh ae tne aS. rad cure ache Provide fot ial acer! wat, RSM a Resta Sis ae Rabsied ae Teed ttt? Seren ers, siding, In the gar of Wine Sekeat, Tasks ponsae Ste Soran yer"ang yee cay teach the corner of 48th St. and Prairie Ave. Theat Salting ea Valet ak nce rest tutta in aoc area, ide “atayetie Aver Mlss fi Joutuon, 22, qe Eer4bth, Pha Lewy Rultpas Tee"ciy Wederat St. “Joseph Tate, 1, Wis astane Ave OSs Hebriita Guckes 28, aio Slate ‘Sei Bee og Sotion” st tsehh Bua Ave; William P. Oliver.” 437 3418 Cal- fume Aver Sra, Mery. Brown, 30, 4223 Eatnich Qe Ravarg Sioore, 1s S801 APaHS, Ate? Ss ns, Maat E asth, St; Eacl ‘Tyler, 27. and Mrv. Bindi epic, ttnaewe one ae SE Ris Ete aaae St? Sate Siesta sath Sita. amd Sohn TN, Btead state Se ie teaesiite BES AN IMPORTANT CALL “jominational: independent and Com Romipatlonal independent and, Com: BE me aetna al ong — Treo wat ond cpa reUesta’from i number of, mintoters Soe S EPs imide ea ener ae tig abore: sparches, pie i of Chicago, "state (of ilinols. in the shag eon Uae Inthe deliberations. with. the end. in Gee Gana cEaE ht cAtise of Chelst, ant the salvation of Be it Gite aad nab ht aby Stvnd ct Christ, Tos Angeles, Callt.; “the Rev. Ebr Ak gaa aa arate so ingen DR. WM. ROSE TO OPEN. OFFICE IN WAUKEGAN Se nee Fe eee oradubie oF University, | 3e wit “npen’ an of fico, this ‘tone ae °zot'S. Sher dun Bd, tore Togs also a, graduate of Fisk “univer: Sux. Nashville Tenn, and wus Auvardeg"the Gm jeron Kalina. Un wilon key far Scholarship Yon: ors at North- Western. Ife wat married “several Fearn ako to Sis Bertie "Francs: Rivest, “augh: ter of Prof. G. 6. onsen, irom educator. ta te 4 pave ot nae fanoora. Tenn. eaewie. «rent an anon am. oft: oe ie aaa Wil open’ an of- emmMieeatliaeg 22 ia This. ‘tmont ae) Feats Set ae | tin, OS atten a. Teractunds feat: Se ae aro wit Sater: ao Shot Mash, es) in, Sad as os eardeg"the Ga eet cron Seuups Gn 4 xilon key for iF Pes Sedaris Hon Bs Saat orth: ba Reuern ie B Trance’ Teoveral al io es ie | Risedi, “inusks {er ot Prot SEB. g Sasen? ren nent weblany ahaa Teepe. fren nae ReMi; CHA. Rote genet Gntias © Ber tte et Sieat wen enor ate hent “in the “promotion “of tx "social Skene” AHS Comin to Waulkesan i Geeotnca! y TRO Bead clement oF Ms oilseane |CO-OPERATIVE PLAN, NEW WAY TO OWN HOME Ro rg Pegged garth ere Ry Pd gente tunity: fo take advantage of the eo- aperstive. plan ehrauieh wehich the per- chase of'apartments iv made eauy. he Ealumet Hullding “corporation ts ‘offers fing Tor sale 21 snpartments on the Mtenant-ownersiiip’ wlan throueh which the tenant make 1 xmalt initia payment. followed "hy. monthly. rental fib "Oe "witch. “after “che deduction of taxes. and actual operating. expenses, Applica on the Murchase price "oC thn Apartment weeupied. ALAS ofthe Wealthy professional and Uusiness men Scho own apfirtments inthe more {ashe Tenable sections of the elty-pureltased thelr holdingw in’ this matiner. ‘There Are no landlord or agents" profits to he gh. therefore the, ventale-ermonthis javinents—are actually tower than what Keould "ho called. w_-feasonable rental, The plan nas gained a werd of favor Gilorer the country and the fact tat ihe “re, basing often one people te tne of tho finest ein. Chicago'm: South Side ‘should mice, te “partleniar afer ne of more thun passing interest, ‘Ths Uuhiding te, located om the. southwest gomer of 48th ‘St atia Catumdt Ave Interested parties can” get Hirst. Hand Information Uy calling at 321 E.WSth Se, apt. 2 of phoning Drexel 0074. a Norice! Hoar ve. the prophecy of the Lord by Julia Fiynn, 2569 Dearborn ‘st, Chi- care,” Comm out of the Southland. me poopie: G,"Echiopia, ‘the Lord ts. golnz tovkend. destruction. “They are the Reonle be told me, not to pray for at. Jeremiah, “7th chapter. 16th verse: Uith chapter, 14th verse: Lith yeeees Ain caeeeer TWO MEN, IN FIGHT, WOMAN ia tai scars ad sit cSt Se tee ie ie Bee ete Bn a ee ee geal lee Reg Seng Side ereee Sa ar ae ‘the time of the quarrel betweeh Al- fred Wiliams, 20 West 18th St, and a aa Ss Te tis oe sate pees eee Raynes women ‘ne Hon. Jarhes T. Peterson, presi- ache of ths Unto Mutual tte Yaar eee BEG Ee Seebaie” ve hes gran Noga, Seeger kg aoe PSR i och a SF Sng aaen fo cele 2 ies ee | ERE Ace rg AR BES | eee mec fe RE ° fa 2 ee | ee, Qo A SR ae sain apa a eee ret Cae ee JAMES T. PETERSON conception em the ety Thay cenvptign, Mele” Balen aaah ine ala Pope AO gg PRR ie ish. Wageah aver . Pane SD. GSO. ee eee ia Ave, Sian June recelved. a iromotion in fanig ANd pay lin the customs. vervice Bethe: Valted States: treasury. depart: Mewes where he hus been eraployed fr TRY, Te Chicago: tor Manette in Rejoin ‘ia ihe gormation “ofttte Mail cee nut” which now the Eehth Ut NOB feglinents "eriemia Seo knew the Pesed Soe ME. Sonnaon, "ge eflelencs End" chafucter’ Gitcrested Congressman Moron Bs Hull of the. Second Con- reuldnalgnriey in Me eat, Gon tion of nis record, Taterceded ty Behal SC {tee Johnson and the promotion Wa mason Ale recommendation, (9 Collector" of customs, -and the approval of the department on Aux. a sporimant, on AUR: Wo FOR ONE SALE. ‘To celebrate our sbxth anniversary wo have Instructed all the aug stores Yo give’ with our compliments, to. ans [orien erin eee” another, package ABSOLUTELY FitcEr lind Koso Besuuier, ffs ints ions oles, Wa; Siiiatt nt Pet-Amute, Hi Flore Amour Bice Power. ier tings, tone Vanish Ings*cber Hindu Rote ‘Cold ‘Cream, Soe iibae ordering dice rom pur labor frien, kindy. nda. 250. extra for nowtacce. Romoul ubtdmerie: ine, 6s46 ‘Cottaie Grove ‘Avex, Chieago—Advertivement- es Chlenga Atverteeeny EDITOR 70 LECTUR avarron) Oho, Aug. 31.—Cltizens: of thin city have arrange’ to yrorens the Hlan. onert se" Abuott, edltor of the Ehltago Defender inva Ieeture at, te GPmeRe RAO NCancuday sh,” Bont Ey NM be ntroddiced Sos’ Je. gee Set ral tae akin ATTENTION! TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. We Are Glad to Announce: the Pie ? ‘ The People’s Bargain aie aema, Grocers, Site Weeciabien Sha Prony Fiancee Ali tinea -—a606/4 INDIANA. AVENUE aS ‘On ‘Saturday, September 1 ‘Come and Visit Our Store. Sov~ yenirs Will Be Given Away FREE Sar Suse cy co Bhch and » Opening Daye E SATURDAY, SEPIEMBE.. & Iw i oO aie, - i il yy [B Maes AED, >) pore 0G Pr BNA Set iy RO ae hae =" RK C7 \edNaUra T Waa ‘au \yiale > . a The Soap with a Double Value Te cleans the akin perfectly, Srmoothige sot “ana Reaves 16 eres Wivoriumes the skin with the eee toee we Sane, Cet bouquet Soe Cree ik poate SSS ca tel A FREE SAMPLE will bo sent Pierre eeereestt Wain mes Galgate & Go, Dept. 414, {99 Fulten St New York City. ‘head! geld se PREM “a gereroun ae i Saaee Eaees Boniles seep. e Be S40 AMMRIE' IS. Ea cnoescooocereereone Ernest H.: Williamson UNDERTAKER eae en ig ed eAcs nepeaprcy angweR FINE FUNERAL GOODS PRIVATE CHAPEL Eee ee exe takes Conmll ma ata | canes gn ror" ateand e CALL KENWOOD 455, Albright’s Wonder ‘Atbeebt'e Hla Grower. Bay no equal, e- Eup Tetmeaatcirt maken tat Bons pth semiem, ocala ted care fi ofl shit Pall w gon . % BSa\ Sif trier viet ee b 3 PRICE -LIsT: AL Peer 3 vena ale ze RE cs “cession oe? PRP se ah 3 inci ies Sit vate ‘Bleace, . Hoe Fs Me ic 4 acccese BORA ere shun one: REM fee ges ‘eos eee cee oni Hemean ) eine oe ee Sait boween prem ry Ing olla, face’ blescd eee” A SSipiswa given Ts Pictou. "Sead 410.03 Eybtgytittetty Raecite note Bebiret! Remaver, at of, formulan, for ote taten, ge Seale nig fo en go2t Indlace’ Atcha itleage, Tt LesT You FORGET stapes worse TELEPHONE a Tapeciat Te DougEas ee WILL CALL AND DELIVER ANYWHERE B. A. cB. B.A JONES ©8 SUITS AND OVERCOATS MADE 70 FTF YOUR SHAPE Cleaning Pressing Repairing Just PHONE-—WE WILL Do THE BEST 4B E. Bist St. Chicago, Ill TAXI SERVICE. Formecly We. "De Laxe” 20c ferme 20c LOWEST RATES IN CHICAGO CALL VICTORY 4837 oR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE oFrice J~s511 State St. Chicago, Il ea RERSULEEARED Sissi avense, § a Pa eG WATCHES, 3 AY oiamons, ee JEWELRY 2 Teomaetens i. %, DEMIGH 60. 2 Sto si feinie St, Bo Aan Mibde alte ents, livernace, se aan, HT ar week: Phone * Prompt Service Boulevard 1773 Is Our Slogan The Eureka Cafe HOME COOKING AN IDEAL, DINING ROOM S72e-South State Street | Robert David, Prop. CHICAGO Prop. CHICAGO | is CHAS. P. DATZ, 0. : 4016 Grand Boulevard * Hours by Appointment Only ‘Thig ud Ix good for one-half exam- inatlon fee when presented, at of- flee. For appointment cally. Oak. 3268—Doug. 0175 FIRST MORTGAGE 7% REAL ESTATE GOLD BONDS, $100 PARTIAL PAYMENT, PLAN R. M.-O'BRIEN CO. +, US? INDIANA AVENUE "PHONE DOUGLAS 1582 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1923 Women Close Big: Club Meet in St. Louis Te enacal elton of the State Pea: eth Sin, tain of he State Mess pare Reh cial aes Sieh ay whee fa BD tae ain Bly So dada naa tonsa Sheet he Nanna ae Sra etaat Bigs Sats iP its, etme So Meer sea aah Say tas Sect a HeLG be Saree tee Seu? be iar sis * he presigent, Mrs, Ealth 7. Stewart Cama Ar a Bars Ste ee eae ioe dospererees ESE ar "protege goomtaee ei ATE SR, Soa REESE" scene from ine guveni See Sota tects Soe te ee Sacer ae Sle ie Sears Bega oa mcr wari ron instaeran', ite sania, Gea, cae Be Wiaraar tamentae ES Sa Seat creat desryascoahat tte ae ate BE ine Geek nati Reset ere a PROLAMNES EGE ret a seine Sar tas a es SAD, WARS ae Bit Sein et Beha ag Suma eta ae Agen: Same Gaeta tact i Ego waa de itiiad) Gear es esis or 3 coenco gut sae ae aan Enea, Gh ne eee Se BSS. rd cnae ae ieeiet ae ale a i bin omy regen fr aie Seat Se ee SORE Papert ni a Siar bedrest Mae ace Hee Geel ee ete ae Boies adm Bee or an renee ae easiest He, tae ees oe una ati Be Sars es eae Eee nN Sat ee Gea eee hte, Se eri ett ed Ra Glee siete Se ak YS SR eee Wamingign, Delon AD 21—The dome eee apd are Wiliam Le Binley, Yea Wi, BRh Ser wan the seer af tery benutitat wedding at 8 of Sate TE on eines “Senta thes?” ie Areas Raa" Benes Shae wes mat Pes Meee, “Stores A Ontan vi “Phe ide. “Whe was, given, away by errata: Whine 22) Sau. eet Fahitsea™ with “exalts Shanta tate: hinges of ke, bee, wore AMORA Eaten SF ofchig ehitton Yatens ieinamea, Sth chia chiffon dee TGR Rae madsen of honor” aire: Wit Jinan Matias wore 2 Sardine, bibs Sui cowtal beads. Starjorie Morley HP Soret Mestad raha Feecke Sei Sela eer ae ace “Tithinhearers: “the erodpe had for, his Ree imum Sir, Houetin Balteg EP Rewari, , B., hastor of Bethel Ait Rate Bg ans Oh Berimine enn alles °C pine “iirooks FREE a Sading! mavely heen: Ben hy Weatiman "Eraniey. eatin fork” whe ‘bride, and “Whe, room sare wa nh In caeation eteen Tr Tiida! Me a sSesnanatan ot uer Joes chiventige Whiertorees Onto i Ease Witsingion'n mont scsommnshe Sha “Golterea Soune nalege She ha EnGentIn" Deere, ane” Sew Serey Eis Wanita beg. ver succesful Hingitae Sachin in chratine oat iene room by state toncher tralner tn Sa RS aes Sea URS ne tag ae Wa ohea huetrla festtiote at Beters Fee Aesth whieh work he han ‘Bean amsociatea fe sump renee. Paw Woe’ tn omg “to Peterabare. | Prat Panes Etta. "Ales ie tra Bead See ne Hai eel Ag Ate work at Coraeil'and other snatitt: Ue ere tion after the cere: pense nator whlch sive harps cours Teh Werte homes Varciota S&T nats Beet ine a areca ae TN cntiescnecinent exrtcines of Alcorn gunk curimensrinnt exeretaes of Alcorn Bakes aiuie athe Si af Teieleg We te Matyas a Sine Beha. Ane, ane Oe valeatctors Ritteon Wa ents “brown Starton. 2th Sia iaatee Rose Betta esate send a Sompllahed ducing che scholaetic. Sear a Hii Gt ei er aaa Bessie aameiae Se Ee ay gaia, pg ai Cae SPs, Want Ante! Net Sita oda OO BOLE Re ginny ie RO HERE ane we SPP RAG TER in Bioline eine SUP rhe Sebel Be pSeett tae ae cee Saosin ey Baas SE Ses ug, ona ane ain, BEE SRP IMAER 5. HE as nat Bs Fea te At a abe Sear are See BABY'S SHILE ery Itratog Boole Mailed Fe ‘to Any Reader ci stony vequsia are tefogreuired Sima hear ar ne ovat SS SR ass Tang paren SGIPEE AUR have me uma eck Ee taeae® Sella es SSSI le mee Sian ahr acre ts Recipe ethos atta torn a eet Passe athe itis See SEEDER the sat ofa snl none ferinont etansagt3 Same eee eae it Se HDS Netra? co sot Ba te ehieeatetets cece Bunanay hte NEE one ich Re ee? ee Boman tne oben frie shel SOMME, WS oth ive Sed mee aca Fi bese ibe sat tn pine at Chae alt figation on your part. It explain§ fenley, calle ites a Sh eagisls eae 25s Horean dial ane See CHESUCAL CO, BOX K2i, KAN- CHESUCAL Co. ‘SINGER SEWING MACHINES $10, $15, $20, $35 ITEMS FOR THIS COL- UMN MUST REACHATHIS OFFICE BY 6 P.M, TUES- DAY “To INSURE PUB- LIGATION. $B FORE, to indiana and Michigan. While inthe city they were the guests Rea GATAEY SO Wena a Sire Soran, Person, 236. Rhode ote lm Pees Hi, te end xe Sone Meike? Phere “one wii Sipe tk m, Bigex, Rosia, Seen ens ig a ee Bat ese nob Rhos, S13 Vincennes Mr and Mg, H, Bratoe, 12 Cet cere deo ‘Sie Guam Carter and’ Sanecaueh ea dia leannatrates Se naeetit hae tine tng abate aad ee rite SEC, wor, Bate sla an is Ea SATE are, set Pinan, of French pick, ta, Mer SAP A Rae Se Puig Heethitge dfealivate, ix. gi in Stra. band ‘Oktar Smich and B. H. Hawkins of naentos inde te Menai 2 ‘Sirs. Grant Thomas. 6:36 S. Morgan so Sats Tsta eta Aes Nir. and xrs, EAmond ‘itansborough tea ceemane tans Ser She iu Btn andr Sass ITF, penting a moth vena eae aumecen a ment Slag oe oe Se eae Sith Sha RE ore, Steet gute at ttn Fe, ie al aE Snowy S eae sees fam oie ae Seis p ove: S08. Hobe St has reamnee'S ah a eos ped pm aval hay ogden ae uae SE an PROG ST Rha P-ataes, 2 geben. Seah eins tae arevggeate of Sir gue’ Peston. 8s Bins ie Pena har Aetesh ss Be eats hese tated WR Bod iS. Go GSI, le eRe, crs Evang Sing Satian Lave Sia, 6, ith. St TORRE, A Sal rac a FERS ocaha Terie of maha, Nth cele ae BAT Ee tar a caterer et e Gor eetare test Sete a kin sum Bate SH She Ie sot, 2 Elmont Ave. wat oe mela Plas A: ataet ces “Sinte! Sek Eee Stad te oettonn pee etetia le eid Wha Mii Henry C. Newton and, two scot ly teat ate Se ie art Sasso WE ae Sane: abel (208 tangles ae nateRSh SAGEM Al anes aScpetette! She lated Ti Pee DONE Seta ue He edt E Mamee ace SIN Waa partners At ating Hien a Ape anes Tce aia tn, Fete Be eet at Taal hs tine tin ih ied, Aint ghar ania? Fane Ram’ set Sint tiki ter chaaiese oleh angle He: estas By Se SHAPE Ate Be aot SNE HH Maite ge tad ape chines Sac are vi igae SS MESSE Sing ‘Mrs, Eva Taylor Willams, St. Louis. aig asa aa eles ascle See Bit aes Ri SSI RR Sais, GeMekitae inereaker and Mee: yank Be, 3k eosimatanceane Miss IRR Tah: SLSR GT ae tine ro Seti Batier and irs, Geol suai ch Mer ee i Senet eto ast ects 15 Oaatigg antes es Hence sears cite dna ume anes eSilioh Acite setining "ie ele, Madan, 2, Sat Sea a Ae le et fei ree ON hy ee eRe tickaan” aio retdent ag ate, 4, Thomas etch it ol on Sintra otal, eens ABS Sieh Te Bee attacks Nant Sunken Be sled lin S5q 7nd airs. George Gaines of New oak And Mee, Sans Sees ie Rese BSS REO ee os, gh sire, ‘sone Jonna. ae Suto Se Sache Mer ahah ie and, fre. Donn. Arrington, 5 fe Randa on hres Vase P. ‘Thoma, Crt, Sung. kets Fe meray Sal Sa SESE ASAP ome Mix. Emma Garrett, St. Louls, sfo., esi EReN RTE Seale Bee sazel nae cia tor Shenae a Ree am ls (teatime Me es Pei Sed Salton a Bigdee hat Rites Ase poker god daveb Pace daa maber Guid dauehis Be fe aed hares Gi Bardia! San See eee and dung eaheatie Bae Mea, ae Sah Be ARSE Seas WO root Aces sis Aaah Eee APO ae Mee MERA? Sg gacallister, ety schoo teathire of, Vicksburg. sifees and Sirs Sake oe SP ae Alain of Cleve tee aa Gee Oe SiS Mace a ie Be RSE A, eat car sg tesettee Cpa aa RE, Se Seas Suerte: Si Saas “Hevimede icine Se eee tea orn AE Sis Meats, Se oh HE Sh Seated at ie Nineties “hate eels Bes ‘Secorpanted Uy Sse Roce Ueceene ren De Wilvon. and hee mother. Mrs. ‘White Sea dette ies ot Pucks, Ten. fxvin the elty us the guest of ber QsSsaSrs ASCE TY WOMAN'S PAGE Be eek en Se Pe aad tare Seat Minenea hake wetarmes. fear Ghee “summer” vacation at halewilg, oe a Ae nd sce, Tegtardoon_ bay ghia ce ‘Mrs, W. M, Bennett. wife of the Rev, arg Mach tenant its het es Bi ae, eta oP sisters Sirs Dr, Daldwin. a Si SO" ie Mar, prom tna $8 sin sete SSIS Shes SS. wv, men, S12, Dearne iene Rex; edt, Bunion, pesto 0 wees Bass HM ReNes, Ber sages Seen? at ce gerade Se! fle, Cae Pa CARE ae aig cari Suaear at Qakit parcatiaee Stet ae rg OBR alt RePEc sata ictal aithe sia: £2 peat ids aie te re oe ee Teas Shh ea SOE, APRs of opi anh, Gc he SRE SE Ese Rit etl tale ae ea um atiee Siiner a: wiereSeeSh hehe Si, ek feiieg See cs eat oF ie Se Reg Pa he a Sat JARS SD, Marner. 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Champ Gordon, teacher of rate ec UE TENS aN Besaceaan fev, ie teehee Sip and ‘airs Gesree Gentry of Gace tears Heer tee Bete an Hcg. a vi code comes, es ct Sikbadl oe inca wane Ses Heahaee Semag te ana chhe tReet’ i nace nen, ay Cana Bhat edaetiaad ae aa Sonat, Beta He ated ant Bis Bg gee ae aera Sg Hane Bor Oe atte antl feet ates cote eae Rasethy Gat SOL fone as mer rth See ORSRMEE SF"Rlacontn this tall SCOR Seni Mane: ee eh ine Setaea ee seta ae aE tn Fone Shank, "aha ea Hence Bea tna we ap endl Mig be sew Tank cu te nitenting “the Rika. convention. she Ie eh ether at ‘Mrs. Jamer FE. McCulloveh. 2238 In ane Fee lene Hn Hite Meet Fea aie it Heine Merignts Fenn. ani Ming Balch Gzip Ghaoel AM. churgh, REP BoP Rod!” Kaakor™ Prades Wiccung, cv. fat suinaly” chgol. 920 Bsa, Ta the yastors AN me fipatig “Braet eo SS "hold “Fovival services: here” next wre! : gulag Ghapet A Me E. Church, 24 Saka? 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Church, 624 and Ansari Feet: Peentie a: Besta Ahreaats Mine ese at [a SRE BAA the nestor cetarned Sunant End preached "hath eter Sunaay AH Re“agathi rai ay,“ Hfoty com Peete 2 Bsa ec a ‘from by the pastor at $b. me “The True Ving Baptist Church, 3108- 1 Be ae OTE nee Sah Bhagne pastor Services were’ gel a Shae ides Ae Hise She Grab SEMA Macaee’ presched Sanday Seaines oelaahing Svers "Sunday at GR, and Sp’ Bapdleing next Sunday ae It a. r Theo Taylor will return from whe FOR Gertie. sunday eervices at ise, eet oaien “hee Sear ab Ree, Sn oti Sea te te eteelt i setlagh be he gt fae line Be a ce te fe oGaealt oP pistes eh caer cane SeaTac on aan ae Fant roe, Meroe os oii Ee cael Mie fan clae Fable eames ILC eae Be et Ae acto te fieauee mete Bae Se clei ii wat Ea He SRN ea I Accs wun vey aug ara ar ae CU eG weet fe ete at yeh ee See Pete Pata tea oul See Fire te ace Seed Gate tie Sok ae the de eae, hie Taeiat Oe a Rear Ork, are es sone “obbligata with the chorus, RE OLS Sete ay ae ete eee os eta Steer thet et Ser Seen eee haa BRE Saar Her gah a /and “quRE to nrove = valuable addl- THE CHICAGO .DEFENDER A. G. Dobbins is in the city attend! he GaP af Ealtteo” fe Bel wig, Sevens at chat gait ide" chicane nae See nee eae eae Jacksonville, Pis., ‘arevim, the sly eat dt, See OTE Sas a eatginehent oh Heres Se 8 passed through the elty ‘recently’ es Te aes, ig Se tie al eva see see kalse Hot ‘Mr. and Mrs, Tt. F. Dapp ot Qakland Sa Pear asl? SUPRA fe Go ares eat Earnie ae bh Gain iat Aes Nes. Wag ‘Ghanaler, 4744 Langley, Ave ology SR As ‘SF Trimble of Chattanooga, Tenn. feet oe uamneotiel walt ae Ses 0.8, ree of Las way eres Salat ‘rec ok tet iae cig nag Mess A eedtctte ste ee z telitleg Poihy Sica a ERG Usiihahsbrsne hia © “F°S" mrown, 4001 Todlana, Aven ta ‘eth ERNE, Sdalae ee Sion’ with. relatives ‘and telends. pei eg ana ae saarrttaed gd pao Seaton Phare! oS BR 8 TA ing igen hd Hills We ina "Mrs. Bessle Rayford and Ena Dixon Mita racatlont in Camden and Sra tiny tea hae See "Sarah ‘Charoplon. returned. with som Ry Clarke of Pitabarg Rater ase Bae Bae Wika ‘Mrs. Loufse Simmons, divine sctence atten Saree, ie ene hehe het er ts ne ee er et bent pamondaon, of 88 Rhodes Ave. entertained ‘Thursday Bie hig oSPie Reber Re Sener aE ee anacen seh ie ae dla aR Pa ci ade aioe Centrale Nae a te WE Git te Sei a teat ana Aer,Zan cotad Met eae anes sti ee ane a Ach Hianat bead tea Grete, ta, 2 Pte AE DE st, touts Roy de vlna ‘Mire. bette: ‘Thomas eee Sara 80) Champlain ave, vrs 12* Brooks sa tng ae iene een ene tyler Sc SS BEL Deh de Be Staite Nie mugs, s8¢7_ tnlan akan cath he a a ang ite, of Springfield, Ohio. 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BRINGING UP FATHER THE THEATRICAL TREAT OF THE SEASON—THE SAME SHOW THAT PLAYS THE DOWNTOWN THEATERS BEAUTY, YOUTH AND FOLLY FUNNY COMEDIANS—BEAUTIFUL GIRLS A REAL MUSICAL COMEDY, NOT A MOVING PICTURE EVERY NIGHT AT 8:30—LABOR DAY AND SUNDAY, 6:30 AND 9:30 ALL SEATS RESERVED AVENUE THEATER TICKETS NOW ON S BOX OFFICE OPENS DA AT 1:30 P.M. adlines Great Bill; On Final Week; the Monogram Abbie Mitchell Headlines Great Bill; Plantation Days On Final Week; Good Show at the Monogram Plantation Days is now on its fifth and final week at the Avenue. This splendid show has made a remarkable record at this house. It has played to more people than anything that was ever set in and the production certainly deserves every bit of patronage which has been recorded it. It is doubtful if ever in the pass such a galaxy of top-tier performers has offered—certainly never in the memory of the writer, whose knowledge goes way back beyond what is affectionately remembered as "the good old days" by the old-timers. It will be held in auction and it is certain that if they are they will repeat upon the local success at all future stands. Jules McGarris Ragtime Steppers, a whirly-girl show, full of ginger, pop and fast dancing, featuring Aaron Gates, Dusty Dletcher, Melvin Golins and Adole Cole, opened here on Monday. The show opens with a snappy announcement by Gates, bringing in a most whirling dancing chorus, Fletcher & Hunter, two great original line of down-home comedy, which went big, "Seagrass," an unpublished number, by Mr. McGarris, is featured by himself and an exceptionally dressed bungee of Gates. Gates has not yet impaired his feet, as he and Hunter gave us a most refined dance number, Fletcher & Sedwick brought back to life "That Da Dau," the vast audience yelled for more. With his usual pleasing personality and soft mellow voice, Gates put over "Mammy" in a way to make one really miss her. Francese older ones had better look out, for their crowns are certainly in a balance. It was only after three encounters and bows that she was allowed to get off the staircase. The Misses from the entire company, close the bill, which is well worth seeding. A most noticeable feature about this company is the fact that all are good in their line and the manager does not try to overdo it. The program of program but the final curtain Sunday night. Next week, Bailey & Harris' Step Lively Girls. DANCE IN DETROIT Detroit, Mich.—The first dance of the season, and one which will no doubt be uneed to by his officiers and hope in years, will take place at Beautiful Arcadia. Detroit's three dance hall, located in Westport, No. 11, and Stinson St. on Monday night, Sept. 4, Labor day. The dance will be directed by K. Dudley, manager of the Kopphy theater, and William Blackburn prominent in business and social circles of the Straits. Music will be by Cruzett's orchestra. Erskine Tate's Vendome Orchestra A brilliant newcomer for OKeh Records GOOD NEWS, CHICAGO! Erskine Tate has stepped right up and recorded his first, yes, his very first and finest records. Thousands upon thousands who have enjoyed Tate's leadership of the Vendome Theatre Orchestra, Chicago, can hear these Race artists on America's leading Race records—OKeh. Yes-sir-ee! You will want this first big Race record by ERSKINE TATE 4907 CHINAMAN BLUES—Fox Trot—Erskine Tate's Vendome Orchestra 101n CUTIE BLUES—Fox Trot—Erskine Tate's Vendome Orchestra OKeh Records The Original Race Records GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 25 West 45th Street New York City PAGE SIX The inner side of every cloud is bright and shining; I therefore turn my clouds about And always wear them inside out— To show the lining. Abbie Mitchell is proving herself to be one of the most accomplished and at the same time, versatile entertainers ever seen theatre with Miss Mitchell, who is reputation as a prima donna and dramatic artist who wears a great variety bill at the Grand theater this week, and her offering a side scene of en- deavor. Probably the most impress- ive part of her turn is a bit from Tony Langston A. B. C. thonal dramatic success, "Branded," in which she is assisted by the accomplished young actor, Edward Brown. This gives the famous archetype of a young actor just why she held the most prominent spot in the workings of the several companies of Lafayette Players, of which she was one of the most successful oral songs with equally fine effect, however, among them being "Little Gall," a pensive number, and "Charlotte," a character song of high quality to be a real treat. Aside from a display of ignorance on the part of several hammer-heads in the audience who failed to distinguish between the two, the most serious moments of Miss Mitchell's dramatic offering, the act can be said to have gone over with a "hang." The bill is opened by the director, Jimmy Dick & Dick, who proved very popular. They were followed by popular Mabel Griffin in a selection of topical songs, a bit of charm, and a tireless story, which scored. The Trio, in a bit of magic, mental telepathy and crystal gazing, have a fine novelty, although the gazing part is not as intense as the tiresome gait. The finale proved to be a sensation, however, and in a way redeemed things for the clever Skim and his assistants. Crackshot from a trip to the coast on the big time, have a splendid 12-minute offering which got fine results, and clever Tim Owley did a monologue for the final scene. The show ends with Franklin & Johnny, in a bit of song, talk and a world of sensational dancing. These lads are also drawn from the real company in the near future. THE AVENUE THE MONOGRAM By Bob Haves And, fortunately, it is different. It is new in its scope and atmosphere, and that is saying a lot for a western picture, that cowboys, beasts, muses, gambling dams and wild life constituted western photophys and usually a streak of love has held them together. Russell holds more than that in this production. He has big, living and strong romance, tremendous and entwining charm and the true spirit of life where duty is all and death is nothing. And yet love is more than all. And the romance of the renaissance of the western film drama, or at least the beginning of a rehabilitating period of a phase of film production which has lugged on GRAND THEATER Muskegue, Okla.—Frank L. Brown, well known business man of this city, will be visiting the new home of entertainment which will open late in September with the best of the best. Mr. Brown has communicated with Tony Langton of the Chicago Dept. of Music, and would be glad to hear from the managers of Follow Me. The Smarter Walker Players. The Grand will have a seating capacity of over 700. SHUFFLE ALONG Toronto, Ont.-Shuffle Along, with Simpson, Charles Davis, Lotte Gee, Edith Spencer, Mildred Smallwood, Richard Couper, Randall Mobb and others, to record attendance at Monday's opening day. It remains here for a week. THE KOPPIN Detroit. Mich.—Lahara Bailey's Step Lively Girls are here this week and this season. It is full of good song situations. The principals are of the host and as a consequence the enter- taining bang—II. B. Garnett, reporter DOWN HOME Mas Wilson, at the head of her own company, "The Brown Beauty Chorus," hoping through the village of Kansas and Oklahoma. She says that if James and Maud Gentry will write, they will learn something very beneficial in three. Address, 883 Hickory St., New Orleans, La. READ! MONDAY MUSICAL COMEDY IN THE UP H AME SHOW THAT PLAYS THE UNNY COMEDIA Y, NOT A MOVIE THEATE "Plantation Days" has made a great name for itself during its current run at the Avenue theater in Chicago. The show has class and distinction sticking out all over, and aside from the clear lines that the clear whitewholesome comedy furnished by a couple of teams of big-time artists, whose names have flashed in the news, the houses from one end of the country to the other. These teams are Jones & Jones, whose act is called "The Big Dot," offering in all vaudeville, and Austin & Delaney, whose "Syncopated Hotel" turn is recognized as a "standard" one wherever high school students congregate upon the fact that, as a part of a big aggregation these "laugh experts" have a dozen or more dolelies and you can readily understand why the show is a sensation. No show could "hop" with comedians of this sort in the lineup, and you are fine likenesses of the young men in question and reflect the fine comedy for which they have become famous. Give 'em the famous and cogitate. It is to Har Har. Phil AUSTIN & SHOES MAKES HIT ```markdown ``` THE CHICAGO DEFENDER EAD! SUNDAY, SEPT MEDIY IN THE WORLD P FAT THAT PLAYS THE DOWNTOWN T COMEDIANS—BEAU A MOVING PICTURE EATER A AVE REAL COMEDIANS AUSTIN & DELANEY Phil Ralph WANT FOR— Gonzell White's GOOD MUSICIA IN ALL LINE Long Season in Unit Write at Onc ADDRESS EDWARD LANKI Care of Capitol T HAVANA, CUBA CO Y, SEPTE WORLD FATH THE DOWNTOWN THEATERS ANS—BEAUTIFUL NG PICTURE --- 1 JONES & JONES Walter Archie & DELANEY Ralph LAFAYETTE PLAYERS Theatergoers of Chicago will be pleased to learn that the famous playwright S. Bishop and Cleo Desmond are coming to the Grand theater for a short season, starting on Sunday and continuing for the remainder of the performance of the great melodrama, "The Arm of the Law," will be presented. "This play is one of the most exciting plays in the city," a great run in a Broadway theater where it drew capacity throngs for many weeks, and was accorded the notices by the metropolitan press. The story is an interesting one. It has to do with the experiences of a young and unsophisticated girl who was exposed to the challenges from her parents in a small apartment from New York, where she is placed in a resort presided over by the head of a gang of crooks. A murder is committed and she is falsely accused of stealing. She is acquitted, however, through the same set who were responsible for the fact that she was suspected at all. She goes west and locates in a city where she is entirely unaware she meets and marries a responsible man for office. His opponent is a crooked politician who sends to New York for a political manager. The latter arrives and at a reception meets the businessman face to face. He recognizes him and rested by him, when a member of the New York police force, for murder. From this point, the story grows red-hot and we save the denouement for your own personal attention. The juvenile Players are great in this offering. Don't fall to see them. NEW BOOK Paul Carter, of Carter & Clark, writes that his book has written a new book about the life of the musical comedy. The name is Mar- ial," taken from the title of the charac- ter, which is also recognized as the cleverest cork comedienne in the business. The cast includes people like Clips and a playwright. Carter & Clark are at the new Roosevelt theater, Chinchinah, Ohio, this week. Har- ard, of the Academy of Drama and Ecfnon and Emmett Anthony are at the same house. DUDLEY IN CHI E. B. Dudley, manager and part owner of the Kopin剧 theater, Detroit. He is the father of wife and 4-year-old son, is in Chicago, attending the Elks convention. They were married to Mrs. Dr. Carter, of Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. Dr. Carter, 5139 Calum- Ave., while in town. WANTED —FOR— Gonzell White's Jazzers GOOD MUSICIANS IN ALL LINES Long Season in United States. Write at Once ADDRESS EDWARD LANKFORD Care of Capitol Theater HAVANA, CUBA TICKETS NOW ON SALE BOX OFFICE OPENS DAILY AT 1:30 P. M. DIXIE THEATER I have John Bertner's "Black Cat Hoy." I wish you could be here for Labor day, as I am pulling off a 50-ton box truck. I wish you could be a sensation, "Six Cinder," a native of the Rahmans, and Mansfield Jackson, in a 10-round set-too to settle the bloody fought by them July 4. I am a fierce defender my wing, and am having a hard time securing snarling partners as she is another Woman. Poor Tony To whom do wailers sing their blues publish it as news? Poor Tony. "IT MUST BE TERRIBLE TO BE BLIND" AOULPH ZUKOR PRESENTS Thomas Meighan in a PETER B. KYNE story 'Homeward Bound' 3--DAYS--3 MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Sept. 3-4-5 a Paramount Picture HAMMOND'S VENDOME STATE STREET—31st BLOCK Superior Artists! Superior Records! 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BISHOP and CLEO DESMOND Thomas Meighan's Latest Vehicle, "Homeward Bound," Filled With Thrills Thrilling rescues at sea, terrific storms, said to equal in realism nature in her angriest mood, an unusually appealing love theme—the are the principal features of "Home- ward Bound," a new Paramount picture starring Thomas Meighan, which will be on view at the Vend- ome theater for three days beginning Monday. Thomas Meighan, who played opposite Mr. Meighan in "The Neer-Do-Well," is his leading woman in this new screen offering. Mr. Meighan is a seaman in a delightfully crisp story, while Miss Lee is the daughter of a ship owner who unaccountably detests the sailor. He is unwarmed, Jim Bedford, his husband, restores his daughter, and she returns his love. She goes to sea in a partial yacht, the command of which had been wrested by Bedford from Svenson, a cowardly skipper. This sets in motion a series of thrilling events which get far far to make this the best the sea picture in many months. Of course the finish, although surprising, is pleasing to the spectator. The supporting players are well known screen artists all of whom add value to the picture as pure entertainment. These include among them Gus Weinberg, Maude Turner Gordon and Cyril Ring. The production was directed by Ralph Icee and the story was written by Peter B. Kyne under the title "The Light to Leeward." Jenny Baby Finch states that any place aside from Chicago is but a stoner place to her. You tell it, Baby. MARTIN Blues, sings only, yes, only for OKEH REC- for us some new teasin' you can't afford to miss. One of These SELLERS - Contralto Solo. Piano Accomp. by Sara Martin* - SCOP BLUES- Contralto Solo. Clarence Williams* Sara Martin* - Contralto Solo & Clarence Williams' Blue Five* - S. PAPA- Contralto Solo & Clarence Williams' Blue Five* - Contralto Solo Clarence Williams' Blue Five* - Contralto Solo Clarence Williams' Blue Five* - Contralto Solo Helen Baxter ME- Contralto Solo Helen Baxter MAN BAKE SWEET JELLY BOLL Contralto Solo, Piano Accomp. by Sara Martin* E IT. LEAVE- Contralto Solo. Clarence Williams' Sara Martin* BLUES- Contralto Solo Sara Martin* - Contralto Solo Sara Martin* BY ON OKEH RECORDS Records The Original Race Records © G.P. Coxe. --- . STAGE Slim Mason, the old-timer, who has been located at Louisville, Ky., for over 40 years, is the host of the week. Slim has been handling concessions at fairs, conventions, etc., and stated that he would re-enter the show after the season. Jessie Eason, getting hers at Lincoln theater, Kansas City, Mo., says she is very anxious to hear from Elmer Moore of Huntington's Minstrels. Liluite and Clark's Joymakers are playing a week at the Hippotroule are attending the Liluite reading for New York, where they will produce something new and on a larger scale. Gaille DeGaston is getting his this week at the Palace theater, Memphis. Teen, where he is a member of the Bowman's Cotton Blossoms, with a clever company of real performers, are at the Bifou theater, Nashville, Tennessee. Music Show, 131 W. 131st St., New York City, writes that business is picking up and things are looking very good. Whitman Slaters Big Show is playing a hold-over engagement at the Palace theater, Memphis. Teen. It has been a busy season during the season. Same record. Morton & Brown are visiting St. Joo, Morton & Brown are visiting St. Joo, a great time. The act is playing a week engagement at the Toole theater that town, after which it will be "You'll Cry Over Someone Else" is "being featured, new York City by the illusionist, illusionist Eddie Green, featured with a big wheel burlesque show, is playing the New York, N. Y. and Beamon theater, New York, N. Y. Edmona Henderson is playing the dance at the Forkus in lington D. C. and doing well, thank you. our old buddy, Frank I. Crookett, our manager of the lijou theater, writes that a group of young players from McMillan and hospital, Nashville, clever style that they are soon planning another show. Frank again kids this cut. How come, Frank, Old Bean? Alma Peoples has ordered her sons sent to Sugar Ross and Tom Smith, the latter of the Blackstone Four, and both have arrived in Pittsburgh, PA, called early in the week. Johnny Wood, the famous ventriloquist, drove to Seattle, Drone, Seattle, Wash., this week. Gold & Goldie are splitting the week between Brooklyn, N. Y., and Freeport, M. N., and Israel and Agency, Palace Theater Bldg., New York, N. Y. Mattin Spencer, with the Natl Iceflies ordered hers sent to Lawrence, Kans. Floyd Young tells the world that mail will reach him at the Dunbar theater, Columbia. Minda & Dade are at the Proctor Fifth Avenue theater, New York. Williams & Taylor are playing the week at the Feeley, theater, Hazleton. Winfried & Brown are at the Poll theater, Bridgeport. Conn. Williams are at the Capitol theater, Hartford. Conn. Whirlwind Four are playing the week at the Poll theater, Wilkesboro. Pa. Whirlwind Four are playing the week at the Capitol theater, New Britain, Conn. Will Haskins has returned from the East, and is living at 640 E. Gth. St. Disle Four are at the Hennopin theater, Minneapolis, Minn. Glenn & Jonkins are at the Palace, J. Rosamond Johnson and his famous musical act, "Synypexion" are at the Orpheum theater, Vancouver, B.C. Crackdoe & Chadney are at the Avenue B theater, New York, N. Y. Naomi & Brazilian Nurs are playing at the State theater, Buffalo, N. Y. Carter & Cornish play the first hall at the Orpheum theater, Sloux Falls, Fla. Perry Howell, one-man band, late of the J. J. Evans two-car show, is strolling at 2311 State St., Chicago, Ill., and knows to the whereabouts of Leanna. Nettle Hendel writes to tell us that mall will reach her at 2714 15th St., Coney Island, N. J. Nettle, and the famous pianist, of the theater, Atlanta, Ga. is in New York city making records for the Oleh people, according to a letter from Fat Al Gaines. Al Gaines, the acrobat, is in Washington, D. C., where he is getting his mail at 1225 18th St., N. W. Al is in indoor circus and a set of fair dates. Al G. Fields Minstrels, with Doc Blair strutting his Jones, are playing the week at the nome town, Columbus, Ohio. Herman Brown & Brown are playing the week at the Bijou theater, Nashville, Tenn. Jazz orchestra, Savannah, Ga. have finished a long engagement at Lincoln Park that village, Line-up, Wesley Wilson, Charles H. H. Royal, Edward W. Washington, manager. Chick Beaman, the famous monologist, is having a tour to the coast and the islands of the Caribbean, and offices. He travels a short route over the Sun time for a couple of weeks. PAUL & STONE STATES THE HOME of # GREAT FEATURES CONTINUOUS 2 PM to MIDNIGHT 3507 S. STATE THE CHICAGO DEFENDER G SUNDAY E PLAY MO ANDREW DOWNSEND, A. B. DeCOMATE DES. AND THRILLING SITUATION AND T 3110 STATE ST.—VICTORY 0066 DR TWO Gonzall Witko's Jazzers of Real Jazz are still hitting them hard at the Capitol theater, Havana, Cuba. The Famous Georgia Minutrels are playing the work at the Fantages theater, Salt Lake City, Utah. "BRINGING UP FAT" Easton & Stewart, doing great in The Browns, will mail at 17 E. 121st St, New York City. Hurry's Greater Minstrels are dividing the week between Lansing and Wichita, Mich., and doing great business. Sissie & Blake's Shuffle Along Co. are on their second big week at Toronto. The show is creating a real sensation. Brown & Brown are at the Bijou theater, Nashville, Tenn. Brown & McGraw are playing the brown and the lyle theater. New Orleans-La. Carter & Cornish are playing the Old World City, Bloody Jenkins Bill Robinson, the World's Greatest Single, is playing the week at the Globe theater, Atlantic City. Minnetrel Morris, the Juggling Jester, is playing the 10th of a dozen weeks' address, the New England states. Address, 424 Lenox Ave., New York City. Marion Moore, from all reports, is gaining weight so fast that nobody will care. When she hits the grit, Address, 647 N St. N, W., Washington, D. C. The Fergusons, Jimmy and Gladys, are at the Jewel theater, Washington, D. C. Charles English, in ward 4, National Military Home, Dayton, Ohio, is slowly making friends. He would like to hear from his friends in and out of the profession. He would like to spell the week between South Suite and Terre Haute, Ind. Booked a year ahead, Gold & Gold, playing eastern territory with fine success, are getting their mail care of the Lickens agency, the Theater building, New York City. Doc Blar, doing his stuff with the Al G. Fields Minstrels, is playing the week at the home town, Columbus, Ohio. Bubble Sullivan, with the Florida Blossoms Co., had a letter forwarded to Scottsdale, Aha., last week. Huntington Minstrels, ordered his sent to McComb City, Miss, late last week. Ferrebee & McConn are playing the Lakers, while Mall was sent to Hot Springs, Ark. "How Come," the big musical concert at Hingham, N. Y., Scranton, Pa., and Elmira, N. Y., during the curved arc, a Card from Los Angeles, Cal., states that Allen & Stokes are making the Lakers on the coast. It is a clever team. Ida Cox has returned from Detroit, where she spent weeks with Stella White, now living at 633 Catharino St., that city. Coy Herndon is recovering from a stroke, and Jerry Mills, the well-known producer and performer, has returned to Chicago after a seven weeks' trip through the city, which reaches him at 2351 South Park Ava. Joe Thomas, comedian with E. D. Loehner, is playing the week at Legoland, KY. Leon Sonny Gray, with the Carolina Minstrels, is playing Cali, Ill., Labor day. Hughes and Greenbow are with an Olay review, playing the present week in New York City. Address, 240 W. 124th St. Heckler, the sensational entertainer from Cleveland, Ohio, is more than making good in Chicago. Charles Anderson, the famous yodler, is Chicago and declares that he will make berg his home town from now on. Louis Morliss and Oscar Brown left for Los Angeles, Cal., on Tuesday, the California quartet, one of the best "fours" on the Pacific coast. Chick Beanman, the great monologist, is playing the present half at the Thalia theater, Chicago. Chick is going great. DETROIT, MICHIGAN FIRST DANCE OF THE SEASON —AT— BEAUTIFUL ARCADIA WOODWARD AVENUE AT STIMSON Labor Day Night, Monday, Sept. 3 DANCING FROM 9 P. M. UNTIL 2 A. M. Music by CRUZETT'S ORCHESTRA DAN SMALL, BABY AMANDA, KATHERINE ELLISON, ETHEL JACKSON, MAMIE SMITH, EVA RHOCHAUN AND OTHERS "YES, WE HAVE HITS" "MY CRYING DAYS ARE OVER" (Ain't Going To Cry More More) World What is a One Step Blues "IF ANYBODY HERE WANTS REAL KIND MAMA" (Here's Your Opportunity) Broadway's Biggest Jazz Song "MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE" Southern Fox Trot and Cooring Good Tune, Great Lyric "BUGLE BLUES" (Original Day Break Blues) This Is the Bugle Blues You Have Heard "The RIGHT WAY IS THE BEST WAY AFTER ALL" True to Life Ballad "WON'T THAT BE A MIGHTY PAY" This Song Should be in Every Colored Family's Home. It's More of a Lesson Than a Song "I DON'T LET NO ONE MAN WORRY" Ethel Ridley's Latest Hit "WHO'LL GET IT WHEN I'M GONE" Get This Song and Find Out "LIZA JACKSON'S GOT BETTER BREAD" (Than Old Sally Lee) Great Country Song by Ethel Ridley Columbia Record No. 3941 "FOUR O'CLOCK BLUES" Bigger Hit Than "Crazy Blues" 30 CENTS A COPY OR SEND ONE DOLLAR AND GET ALL TO Perry Bradford Music Pub. Co. 1547 Broadway, New York, N. 1 In the course of every-day life one more or less comes across many an odd character. Not so long ago a well known politician, who had just been appointed campaign manager of a Western senator, who was running a governor, made a tour of the state the governor of bishopman. The manager thought he would first sound the sentiment of the farmers and at once made a trip in a locality dominated by the Swedish population. As a rule these people are usually well informed about what is going on in the world, especially as relat- tions among affluent families. They are interested in abliding and wide-awake and form an important adjunct in the country's development and progress. The first man the politician encountered was a lanky Swede, who was lazily perched on a log, apparently in the throes of deep thought. The Swede greeted the stranger abruptly and asked if they were on intimate terms. By way of opening, the manager inquired what the Swede thought of Wilson, Roosevelt, Taft, Hiram Johnson and a number of other well known men in the public eye, incidentally mentioning the candidate for whom he was contesting. To answer the questioning the rural Swede simply drewed: "Ave, don't know." "Well, look here." insisted the visitor, "you must have some opinion, you and your neighbors must have talked over things among yourselves. Who do you think has the best show?" There was a pause. Evidently the query had been given plenty of consideration. After a half minute of silence, he spoke to people, "Aye think Bringing Up Father got the best show." Which brings to mind that the latest musical comedy based on the famous cartoons of the same name will be the next attraction at the Avenue theater commencing Labor day. The new play is in two acts and five scenes and is entitled "Bringing Up Father on Broadway." A letter from Pittsburgh, Fa. tells all about how George Glasgow run out on his show leaving them sitting on the floor, and that he's treating 'em mean, George. THE WEEKS MOVIES STATES—Western Dust. Travelin' On, two days of Snow-Drift. Truxton King. The Kum Runners. Sunday, Wil- Russell in When a Man Hides Alone. PHOENIX—Slippy McGee, Slander the Woman, Cowboy King, Law of the Lawless, Brass, Sixty Cents an Hour, Sunday, Western Justice. LINCOLN-McGhee of the Mounted, Talbms, Devil's Bowl, two days of Footlight Ranger, While Justice Walts, Cole Maloney in The Wrong Mr. Wright, VENDON-Three days, each of Sunday, The Heart Riders. PICKFORD- Two days each of the following three: Where the Pavement Ends, The Soul of a Beast and Scars of Jealousy, Sunday, The Love Piker. LANKFORD WRITES A great letter, with plenty of trimmin's, came in on Tuesday, sent by Edward Lankford, Lankford, hawana, all the way from Havana, Cuba. The big bunch is having great success. A few days ago he made an offer to back a tour of Cuba's most millionish millionaires and he was so impressed with their work that he made an offer to back a tour of Cuba's most millionish millionaires. The-theater also stated that Jazzillions Richardson, Harry & Gus and Billie Young are well, happy and making address, Capitol theatre, Havana, Cuba. SHORT TOUR When Bill Turner, famous police officer of Wheeling, WI., and his handsome wife of the signal for the Qid Roll Top Desk Man to gas and oil up and as a consequence a tour to Gary, Tennessee, and to the national and Sam Davis and wife-Davis & Walker—as the "party." Dinner was humped off at John Stauffer's house and aside from getting pinched for speeding on the way back the trip was at the home of Davis & Walker while attending the Elks convention. DANGER INJURED Mazie Dolmar, the popular dancer of Kansas City, Mo., who has met with a painful accident last week when a taxi in which she was riding was struck and killed at the elbow and was reset by a physician who was called to her stopping place at 3233 Vernon in private life. Mrs. Faustine Sharpe --- PAGE SEVEN ALL·SEATS RESERVED BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY AT ONE A STORY OF THE MINING DISTRICTS OF THE GREAT NORTH THE MIRACLE BABY Seen From Scene From THE MIRACLE BABY Starring HARRY CAREY MONDAY and TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 and 4 "THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOWS ALL OF THE TIME" E. B. DUDLEY. Manager 530 GRATIOT AVE. DETROIT, MICH. SEND IN YOUR OPEN TIME—WE BOOK ACCORDING TO REPUTATION AND RECORD YOU ARE NOT TOO BIG FOR US IF YOU CAN DELIVER THE GOODS OWNER HAS THREE OTHER PLACES IS HIS REASON FOR SELLING Can Show Prospective Buyer $3,000 OR MORE Where Business Can Gross WEEKLY WILL STAND ONE-THIRD OF RAILROAD FARE UP TO FIVE HUNDRED MILES FOR RELIABLE PERSON DESIRING TO INVESTIGATE THE PROPOSITION, OR WIRE OR WRITE Now to the little "blues" queen from the show, she sings em and has taught everybody in the East how to keep their hearts dureful and her disposition is sweet, her beauty and her disposition is sweet, Alice Brown, a soubrette of no mean ability, singing her way into the hearts of Nina Hunter and Nona Chester and Nina Hunter and Nona Brown, field who are selling their food for a big price—all clever. We also have Rastus Wilson; some are dancer, going big, and the famous Johnnie Walker goes some. You saw our chorus girls go some. You saw our chorus girls go some. You saw our chorus girls go some. She is a crippled snail compared to them. As for myself, well, I am with "How Come My best. Success from "How Come Next week, last half, Emma, N. 3 My Dear Pal Tony: I know you will fall from surprise to hear from me, out of time to write to you, so here goes. I will write to you, and time and having a wonderful time. Really, Tony, I don't mean to make you dinner every day, served with a bottle of champagne? Port and arguments are in front of the Touraine restaurant in new laurel and tenelle, summer season. Tony, you will not sell it and they hangs a tale. The time I drove down to the Pennsylvania hotel was your last in crowded on the road by another car and knocked over a concrete wall of the car was on the road and the whole company was with me in the car and luckily no one was injured. Passed the road. The man who caused the accident drove on without stopping, but he later was prosecuting so let it go at that. Just after the latter, the car carried of stallions shot out of a road just as I WANTED Cornet and Clarinet. Players. able to 1:4 standard music. First-class novelty act. Singer. Perform at cultural street people. Year-round work. Pulliam car. after Nov. 1. Strawberry Hunt and Russell. After Nov. 1. Macalester. stage manager. WRITE OR CALL WM. CAMPBELL, Mgr. Savanna. Ill. Sept. 1. Dubuque. Iowa. Theater. Theater; after that. Evansville, Wv. Sula Coy "LOVIN'—is the Thing I'm Wild About" SHE sure do like her lovin'. Hear her sing about her longing for a new, peppy lover — 'cause the old one hasn't pep enough. And on the other side of this record is "Bama Bound Blues"—a whinin' Blues about Ida's missing man. Lovie Austin, first girl piano accompanist of the Race to play for records, tears off some mean music with Ida's songs. "HOT STUFF!"—New Race Records—ALL HITS 20045 —Bama Bound Blues and Lovin' is the Thing I'm Wild About —Sung By Liza Cox, acc. by Love Austin (On Paramount Red Record). 20046 —Memphis Tennessee and Here's Your Opportunity —Sung by Lena Wilson, acc. by Perry Bafford's Orch. 20036 —Michael White Blues and Donna South Blues —Sung by Alberta Hunter, acc. by Fletcher Henderson. 20027 —Bleeding Hearted Blues and You'll Reap Just What You Sow —Sung by Alberta Hunter, acc. by Fletcher Henderson's Orch. 20027 —Chirpin' the Blues (The Eyes Sensation on the red record) and Someone Else Will Take Your Place —Sung by Alberta Hunter with a snappy piano accompaniment by Fletcher Henderson. 20046 —Coom to the Levee and Moonin' Blues —Sung by Moetec Moore, piano acc. by Clarence Jones. Get these records at your neighborhood dealer's Be Ida's Agent — You can make big money selling these late hits by Ida Cox, Alberta Hunter breds of men and women are making $300 to $600 monthly and more in spare time. Try—writeagent's proposition. Thousands of openings in territories where we have no dealers. Send No Money If your dealer can't simply Paramount Records, order direct from factory. Records are mailed C, G, D, E, postage paid. Write for free catalog of all Paramount Records. Prompt Shipment—24-hour service. The New York Recording Laboratories, Inc. 12 Paramount Bldg, Port Washington, WI. PAGE EIGHT What is considered a gala event in the film history of Chicago is the movie "Tony." later in the photoy play featuring Tom Mix, the William Fox star, which comes to the States theater on opening night. Under the direction of William Heading, who directs the popular Fox star for the first time, this action from the first to the last reel Ably assisted by an excellent cast, including Tony, the marvelous horse, and the hip-hop star Tony* tells the story of an effort made by Tom's enemies to defraud him out of his property. Not only does this movie have a horsemanship but in his dare-devil work he succeeds in eluding his pursuer. This is one of the best photojurgy movies has appeared and there can be no doubt that he gains additional laurels with each new photoy play. The movie is a solid entertainment during the showing of this new picture play. OLD DETROITERS John Langston, brother of the writ- er John Langston, now of Fulton Lilyhaw Howard Jarrad, now of Fulton Burgh, J. Preddy Thompson, at pres- ence of the family, now at cont. residing temporarily at Youngtown, Ohio, and all of them from dear daughters in at the Desk early in the dumped in at the Desk early in the handshaking you never saw before. Mrs. Harris was accompanied by Mrs. Burgh and Maude Mitchell of 4428 Indiana home she is stopping while in town. OLD TIMER Louis Harley, delegate from Dolphin 359, Midlittle Town, PA, was a caller early in the 1950s having been a member of the band with the Goodall Coontown 400 comedy club. He was a writer was manager of the same show. Mr. Harley is at present in the hotel and co-curated business in his home town and co-curated to the convention in his automobile. OPEN WEEK DAYS, 7 P. M. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS 2 P. M. FINEST OPEN AIR DANCE HALL IN CHICAGO MUSIC BY THE FAMOUS JOYLAND JAZZERS SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO Churches, Lodges, Clubs, etc. OWNED AND OPERATED BY W.C.S.&S. AMUSEMENT CO. G. Williams President R. F. Spriggs Secretary James T. Cooper Treasurer Ollie Scales Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. WILLIAM H. BURTON Baltimore, Md Montreal, Canada. "Sing that thing Miss Ida Sing It!" Applauding audiences call her "The Blues Singer with a Feeling". She's a sensation on the stage—riot on a record. Now you can hear Ida Cox—famous stage star—on Paramount Records. [12084—I'll Get Eeen with You and Rescengful Blues] — Sung by Maeck Scott, winner of Washington Blues Contest, piano acc. by Lerem Fowler. [20235—Down Hearted Blues and Gulf Coast Blues] — Played as Dance Record—Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra. [20235—Remember Me and Jesus It Is Coming Soon] — Spiritual, by Carroll Clark with Orchestra accompaniment. [20235—Raise R-u-k-u: Tonight and Ain't It a Shame—By Norfolk Jazz Quartette. [20235—Midnight Blues and Flowered Blues] — Sung by Hanna Sylvester, accompanied by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra. [20235—Mistreated Blues and I'm Going Away (Just Too Wear You Off My Mind)] — Sung by Alberta Hunter, piano acc. [20235—I Just Want a Daddy—and Come Home Papa Blues] — Sung by Monette Moore, piano acc. TIM'S MOTHER DEAD what thing Ida It!" nces call her r with a Feeling". She's stage—a riot on a record. r Ida Cox—famous stage unt Records. "Wild About" her sing by lover enough. "Bama Bound Blues" but Ida's pr piano records, s songs. dds — ALL HITS hits by Ida Cox, Alberta Hunter and neighbors. It's easy—hun- . Try it—write for agent's proposal- order direct from factory. Records Write for free catalog of all Para- ries, Inc. Wis. ords Paramount MOTION PICTURE NEWS THE CHICAGO DEFENDER COY COGITATES Hello, Bill! My how I had promised myself in the early summer, that I M. H. H. By D. IRELAND THOMAS who own-on the screen Nearly every public servant has accept the mailman and the postal postoffice employees. It is the men of the postal service should be the public before the pictures and espouse colored boys. "I love Lives" in a melded overlays thrills and faint action. It is a vivid graph production in six recs. It is PETER B. Coy Herndon catch, and a "struggle" in Chicago before the end of the week at any time. I was in a clock turn, even in my absence. Coy Indiana jolls and each has a jazz band. Robinsons Robinson's Syncopators, ten jazz artists in the "Jazz" time, brought the "Jazz" time, the white dailies said of the season. The white dailies said of the season. The jazz artists seen in Indianapolis. Quite a bit to say in a playhouse like the Jazz, but not even allowing a Negro to buy a ballet. Each member of the land band at each performance, taking as many the band for an original creed is due village. The band does an "old-time arrumement gets deeper, and deeper, which seem to talk. They call the congregation to prayer, a bit of a talk, and a call to prayer. The arrumment gets deeper, and deeper, take up a collection and pronounce leader and violinist; Charley Stampa, banjo; Ernest Prince, piano; R. A. Davies, C. melody saxophone; clarinet, phoebe and tenor saxophone; David Jones, C melody saxophone; clarinet, phoebe and tenor saxophone; President Wheeler, trombone; James E. sousaphone; LeRoy Macey, drums. show the real side of the home life of shows his jigs. His gorrows and his shows his joys. The two biggest thrills in the picture are the postoffice robbery, William Collier, Jr.'s jump from the train into the building, and the fine bit of screen craftsmanship. So the picture when Brandon Tynan as Dan Masterson seen in the New York Washington receiving the congratulations of his peers is the pealing character portraiture as the postmaster. He is given able support as he is assisted by his friend ifney as his adopted daughter and rest of the personnel does a reception well. See "Loyal Hearts." You will wish. It is brought to my notice that a man who was a theater chase a Blee theater in certain town in the South. He did so as a matter of necessity, and he has have any other theater to go to. He placed the management in the hands of a man who knows the business. An investigation brought to light that this manager has a business. The house is losing money because of poor management. The young man is paying the wrong kind of pictures. The owner wants to sell quick. Anyone can write to me for me for particulars. Benbow's Review The Golden West Cabaret was united with Benhow's big girl review, with a special Jazz orchestra, under the direction of Benhow's big girl review, with 25 nephew, under Indianapolis in a studio, with Sun Time; for several weeks, commencing at Akron, Ohio. The principal singer: Benhow Benhow, Marzle Cohen, Count Costellahow, Silm Jones, and Count Costellahow, Silm Jones and under the direction of Marzle Cohen, under the direction of George Scott, saxophone and violin; Clifford Jones, saxophone and violin; Clifford Jones, saxophone and violin; Trombone, and Homer Holmes. I have made a picture town out of Charleston, S. C. I have done more town. I first came to Charleston to put this Lincoln theater over they SALEM SEZ SALEM SEZ Washington Theater OMISSION The kindly deeds we all should do Are often left undone, And work that we should hurry to do. 'Tin passing strange, I know not why I don't know what to do. From hearts that break, nor seldom try To wipe their tears away And let their hearts learn. Time moves 'round COY HERNDON. And love me daily test, That I can see you in their wound Are thqes who love us best, Witnes BOOKER WASH. THEATER Dear Gen. Tonyz! It has been said before, but the coming of the Kyth- ronians will be a great event. By "Gano" before." But the lads to New York were about the size of a giant on a cloudy day, it seems like the Grand lodge of New York to you, the local receptionist. Also the publishers were own the job, at any moment Manhattan didn't wake up to the news was something you unti the delegates arrived ploring the city for the shopping St. Louis. Mo.-Drake-Walker's Homestead and cypian jazz band is the attractant for the show has a home. the same as a percussion call. St. Louis the home of the famous 30 people, making it the biggest tabollid musical comedy on the road to Nashville. It is no better drawing card in existence than the box office is concerned, and that is why WILLIAM H. The show opened Monday night to an audience of 1,000. The line for the doors to be thrown open, and shortly after our usual hand contact, in the theater was gone, notwithstanding the audience's excitement, ticket, and there were just as many standing as were seated, to greet and congratulate the concerto manager. The concerto manager, Chas. H. Kline, was present, and the exclusive weeks ago, but on account of exclusive bookings he was. It was impo- tensive to secure it, and as it now stands, he must secure it, and as it now stands, he must play for the loyal友伴, and from all indications these two weeks will be The offering this week in a jazz time was Vanted, and is cleverly done. There are no consumed in a few specialties that include the mals, and add value to the comedy merits of the album, the album, and these were well received, the mals, the open number of the piano, the furious and with a wardrobe new and fresh, and the show from the start and receive a mendous round of applause. The eyes of the audience, and with the addition of Chuckie Phipps, a a sensational barto player, the best band of all times and the best band of all times and the stopped all proceedings. A number of the best bands of all times and the Walker Drake to display beautiful new gown, was a plaid and the ladies mumble, and see them and stare, and as the slang is, "fell it in a place, so she did and left it in a place. St. Thomas organization in the largest religious organization in the country. There are about $300,000 Python-serving a wealth of $5,000,000. The St. Thomas organization other temple in Chicago in the very same city, Hot Springs, is a great cost of $70,000 and is the second largest temple in the country. Most of the big timers of the country attended. We were the Colored world, Col Roscoe Simmons. Also Walter Cohen and Bob Church, the political thorns of the Colored world, unreasonable activities. Messrs. Tilden, Green and Smith, men most likely to be involved. Dr. Charles B. Wickham, E. T. Barber, H. Stevens, S. W. Conrad and many others representative of the brains and progeny of the Colored people of America. When in St. Louis, I advise you to pay the Home Bakery lunch a visit, or if you are looking for food that is good. Ask Will Woods, the drummer. My column, for people with honest mind, will show with an honest mind for the people. MAIL RADIO MAIL RADIO The parade was a credit to the ordeal without serious mishap or delay. It seems that some stable man sought to the parade without veterans who wished to negotiate the parade on horseback and instead of an ancient reliefs of the fire department or truck stables, gave them some bucking horses the horses gave exhibitions of the very latent in bucking antlers. The old was killed by a horse and had to be loaded in cars or else retire the hurried an iron fence, while the rider did a nose dive into a sapling, the rider or sapling, although several ended with neither serious injury to horse, rider or sapling, although several dispense with use of powder to lighten their complements for several days to from Florida and Oklahoma. The K. K. K. made a bid for publicity, the letter of warning failed to trigenть the campers or to attract the attention of the Klan had nothing to do with the author's intention, the crime which he had no knowledge and even the some people raided. Edgar Connor, star of the Shuffle show, now playing the West, writes that the show is more than making good as principal comedian. This week, Missoula, Butte, Great Falls and Helen's, Mont. Annie Johnson's Knickerbocker Girls Cs are at High Point, N. C., this week. Joshua Hazel, Son of Hazel Motion, Dolly Van Gorborne, Aleda Parrone, Bessie Stone, Skill Jenny, Worth James Collins and Fred Glover. The Chicago Defense is on sale at Central defender depot news stand. Ark for life. told me that it was a vaudeville village out to a matinee to see you even vaudeville. It was impossible to get them out to a matinee to see you and the agers had this house in the good times when there was a lot of money here. I would give a matinee every day. I would give a matinee every day. I would give a matinee every day. I would like for them to see them waiting every day for the shows from 2 to 11 p.m. every day. I would like for them to children. They tell me that I have the best job display in the city of television, that they have the best protection of any theater in the crowds, and again, I keep good order. This good order was imprinted in house. This might make my friend, C. McClane, sit and take notice. Memphis, Teen.; Write to Norman Blige, Jacksonville, Fla. They are about to produce a picture very soon. From the press, becomes more popular. The following is a few jokes from the Press: "Third day." "Happy day." "Match you, double or nothing." Into Citizen (from his bedroom winnow, day after, down here, who are "That depends on you, my dear Everything else is." "Walter, this steak is no tenn- ter. What do you want it to do, jump up and kiss yer?" One Brooklyn man has trained his flipper to follow him all around the yard, carrying a pall of gasoline in his hand. Mr. Manager: Be up to date and book this stuff. Do not think that because you have a Race theater that they will get over. Address all correspondence to me at Lincoln theater, Charleston, S. C. "THE GEORGIAS" "THE GEORGIAS" San Diego. Cal. Friend Tony: I have known where to this week you lived. start, his first. First, I will finish with it. Which is a which was the biggest week on the circuit. Business that we were, we were five shows on the closing evening we were entertained with Lake, which was Lake, which was 14 a day afternoon called at Express office and office and Neah Thompson, who is on the Thos. Harris On our arrival at San Diego we were joined by Johnnie Taylor, an old-timeer with this company. Johnnie was well liked by all. His funeral is to be held Aug. 15. Al Ramsey and his brother, G. W. Ramsey, will come to the city of joy. Al has entertained this company for a number of years. Dan badgett are giving a grand ball Thursday night at Kastle ball, while entertaining the music. He has extended music playing in the Mexico, Sunday. You know what that means. Toliver is quite busy while in this section, visiting his ranch in Mexico. Toliver is the pleasure of health, and gave the boys a welcome to her home at Well, Tony, this is a newspaper in itself. Tony says use the syrywriter, A. J. Jackson, cut down on your speed. LINCOLN GARDENS Lincoln Gardens in E. 31st St. seems to have taken on new look, and has grown to close to capacity. The fact that King Oliver's house at the handsome resort, no doubt has a great deal to do with its present population, is the $5,000 Ball of Fire, a European novel of enforced lights upon the dancers. It is one of the only three in the manager, went to an enormous expense to secure this one. Correct dancer's department rules are enforced to the letter. Booking fones, who has charge ST GE DOINGS Lillian Davenport is resting a bit at 5. E 33d Sht. Apt. 2, Chicago, Ill. The popular sister team, are in New York City, getting a route straightened out. They are getting their mail care of the theater theater, Seventh Ave. and 13d St. Viole. McCoy has returned to New York and is the head coach of Saratoga Springs. She is getting here from Washington. Howard C. Washington has sent in a copy of his new song, "I'm Just the One." Morton Bradford, offstage Mra. R. Q. D. Bradford, offstage Mra. R. Q. D. three-months-old boys according to a letter received from St. Louis, Mo. delivered by Hajaj, the famous telepathist, was in Chicago during the week. He had just left through the eastern states and Canada, Mich. and will erect a country club, tennis court and golf links. ATTENTION! NEIGHBORS! We are glad to announce the opening of our DRUG STORE at northwest corner 641 and across from the Mirage. REIGN SUPREME." Our prescriptions are compounded only by expert pharmacists. An online store is certainly invited. We deliver anywhere. COMMONWEALTH DRUG CO. 4256 Indiana Avenue. 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Willie Foster, Rube Foster's brother, started on the mound, pitching out and in favor of Owens. Willie walked Johnston, erred on Sweile's bunt, throw Johnson out, caused McNair to pop to Bobby Williams, but Morro Williams, and therefore, two runs DeMoss throw out Rogan. The Giants came right back in their half with one gone. DeMoss singled, Kenyon doubled. Brown single. Marlarcher was an easy out and filled in, and therefore, although Willie was relieved after he took the mound to start the second, he gets credit for a win. He has the Rooks of a cracker. He is also the one to be heard from in the near future. NEW YORK BOXING COMMISH SHOWS A PREJUDICED HAND New York. Aug. 31.—The state athletic commission clearly showed its prejudiced hand as to just where matches at its regular meeting in the Platton building Aug. 21, when chairman McCormick of the license committee offered to return to Paddy Hill in the hands of the board for several months to bind a world championship boxing match between Harry Wills and Jack Dempsey. The certified check, and frankly told that agent body that he was not in need of the money. The offer came when Mullins asked him when disposition was going to be made of the forfeit in view of the fact the boxing officials told him they were not in a position to help him obtain Dempsey's signature to a contract. 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MARTIN 357 W. MADISON STREET FOR. MADISON AND MARKET. CHICAGO, ILL. THESE ELKS ARE CERTAINLY A HOT BUNCH. THEY ARE HERE FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. THERE GOES MY OLD FRIEND CHARLIE FRANKLIN FROM NASHVILLE, AND THERE'S DOC BLACKBURN FROM LOUISVILLE; AND, BY GOLLY, HERE COMES OLD AL GAINES — I'M NOT IN THE PARADE, BUT I'LL HELP 'EM Celebrate BY TAKING A DRINK. BLACK BARONS ARE BLANKED BY RUBE FOSTER'S GIANTS Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 21. The Black Bars cracked in the plaches at Rikwood field and Rube Foster's team administered the first shutout outbating that, the local nine has received during the season. The final count was to 0. The errors and two badly handed plays due to poor judgment was in a large measure responsible for the Black Bars' defeat. However, another factor, and the largest one, was the defense. The Giants. He gave up seven hits during the game, but never a pair came in the same inning until the ninth inning. The Giants, Sellers and Mitchell obtained slims off him in this frame. He had the locals well in hand and they never threatened seriously. The Giants' shortstop, Williams, ball ever seen on the infield at Rikwood. He grabbed everything that came his way without error and included among his chances several games that might easily have gone for hits. Gardner, in right field, again starred. He is one of the fastest ball players, and played a big game in the field. Marlarcher led the Giants at bat with two doubles. Gardner and Torrentil got two singles each. Giants scored the first run in the first on badly handled plays and a single. In the seventh they went over four runs on two singles, a passable half and a hard hit. A few other varieties of base advancement other than this. In the ninth they scored two errors by Geechie that allowed Beckwith to live and to score. In the ninth they scored the other on a hit batter, a single and Sellers' error. American Giants Garder.ff. 0 1 2 3 Torrentil.ff. 0 1 2 3 Torrentil.ff. 1 2 3 Beckwith.ff. 1 2 3 Keyson.ff. 0 1 2 3 Rob. c. 0 1 2 3 Struve. p. 0 1 2 3 Black Baron Wesley. 2 2 3 Wesley. 2 2 3 Geehle. 0 0 2 3 Geehle. 0 0 2 3 Kemp. ff. 0 1 2 3 Kemp. ff. 0 1 2 3 Miller. ff. 0 1 2 3 Miller. ff. 0 1 2 3 Neusn. c. 0 1 2 3 Neusn. c. 0 1 2 3 Geech. p. 0 0 2 3 Geech. p. 0 0 2 3 Williams. 0 0 0 0 Totals: 7 0 27 14 Totals: 0 0 27 15 *Batted for Mile in nighth. LANGFORD BOUT IS HALTED BY POLICE; NEAR RIOT AVERTED Los Angeles, Aug. 23.—Sam Langford, veteran pugilist, was the innocent storm center of a riot at a boxing arena, where last month holders for his match with Dick Stratumala were refused admission because the arena was full. Sticks, stones and bottles were showered by police, and the force was pulled down, and finally the electric light switches were turned off and on by those unable to gain their seats. Promoter Fred McCormick, 160 policemen with 20 deputy sheriffs responded. Police Captain Adams entered the ring and called off the main event, and the police responded that participants in boxing hoses be amateurs." The crowd again became riotous, hurting toward the ring, every available locker. The police quieted that demonstration, but there wont up a cry of "money back." The promoters rushed the ring, and put on a number of houts, but no one was refunded, according to the police. Chief of Police August Vollmer stated his attention had been called to the scene, and the Mayor George E. Creyer, and he had instructed Captain Adams to stop it. Stramalgia guined temporary fame when he was a junior. He he was said to have given Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, but training was at Shelby, Mont. RAIN HALTED MONARCHS GIANTS / GAME / TUSCAR Detroit ..... 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 - 4 5 5 Indiapolis ..... 0 0 4 5 2 5 2 9 - 1 1 2 0 Batteries-Alexander, and Petways Newcom and Dixon Other Sports On Page 10 HELLO BILL!! (GLUG) - GLUG) HIS RIGHT HAND AFTER WORLD'S RECORD THE BALL IS ON. DcHART HUBBARD National A. A. U. champion, who will not only try to hold the title for the first time, try to beat Guardin's leap of 25 inches for the world's record. DAYTON MARCOS AND MILWAUKEE ARE HERE SUNDAY Milwaukee and the Dayton Marces will face each other at the American Giants park in the absence of Rube Foster will be in Detroit with his club, where he is scheduled to play five games. This will be the third appearance of Milwaukee at the South side park this season and it will be Dayton's first. Fans have wanted a league and a league means that the Giants are forced to play a number of games in Milwaukee. But there cannot be any league if the public is only going to support one team and when they are on the road refuse to come out to see any other team. So they must make it successful you have to get to have a high class patronage that will support other clubs as well as the home team. The team comes with a high rated team, one of the best in that section of Ohio, and capable of playing league clubs to a standstill. Milwaukee has some good hustling by such veterans as Pete Hill, Bill Gatewood and Duncan. INDIANAPOLIS, 4; DETROIT, 3 10-inning game Indianapolis defeated Detroit by a 4 to 3 score here today. The Indians won in the last half of the ninth, the center fielder tiel the score with a 10-4 win. Indianapolis won out in the tenth when Williams singled, stole second, went on to score in the ninth, when a Detroit Infielder held the ball while arguing with the ampire over the outfielder on Williams when he stole second. Detroit ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 - 7 2 Indpollis ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 - 7 1 D. Cooper and Dixon. MOHAWK GIANTS LOSE Brooklyn, X. Y, Aug. 26—Walls S. Peters defeated the Mohawk Giants at Crescent field in Loth ends of a twin game. The Giants went 1 to 3 and 1 to 3. The scores in innings: HOWARD UNIVER HAS EYES ON Washington, D. C, Aug. 31.—Howard university gridiron warriors will start training for the coming season on Sept. 15. Several conferences have been held by Coach Watson with Captain Donehy which have swelled in active field action, regulating all problems affecting the status of players. The 1923 football squad is sure to be pleased with the new arrangements which have been made for this branch of athletics at Howard. With all matters of interest to the team satisfactorily cared for, it is very important that this year's varsity will report early and in the best of physical condition. Competition will be annually keen, as there the team will be filled due to graduations and the four-year rule. In addition to this, the coach is new to the squad and has left every position on AMERICAN GIANTS BEATEN. 3-2 BY KANSAS CITY CLUB Currie outpitted Strong and was given better support in Tuesday's game between the Kansas City Monarchs and the American Giants. The Kansas City pitcher fanned eight pitchers in part of the Elks field day celebration. Kansas City BILROO Giants BILROO Jehston,sf. 5 0 1 2 Gartner,fr. 4 0 1 6 Sweet,2b. 4 0 1 4 DeMose,2b. 3 0 1 6 McNair,1f. 4 2 2 1 Torlouf,1f. 4 0 0 2 Moore,ss. 4 1 2 4 Mur'ber,1s. 3 1 1 7 Hawkins,1b. 4 0 1 8 Beach,1b,1w. 3 0 1 2 Joseph,2b. 4 0 0 2 Both,c. 3 0 0 4 Currie,p. 4 0 1 8 Strong,p. 2 0 0 0 Yons. 0 0 0 0 Hill. 0 0 0 0 *Grant.* 1 0 0 0 Johnston.cf. Sweat.2b. Mair.1f. Mairl.1f. Moore.1s. Duncan.s. Joseph.2b. Currie.p. Totals... 35 3 743 Totals... 20 2 744 Kansas City ..... 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-3 Glenn ..... 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 Struck out—By Curtie, 8; by Strong, 2; by Rile, 1. Bases on balls—Off Curtie, 3; off strong, 2. DETROIT STARS IN EVEN SPLIT WITH INDIANAPOLIS A.'S Detroit H. I. P.O.A. Watson, Ia. 1 1 2 1 Riggins, Ia. 1 1 2 1 Wiggins, Ia. 1 1 2 1 Weebley, Ia. 1 1 2 1 Smith, brf. 1 1 2 1 Smith, brf. 1 1 2 1 McClain, Ia. 1 1 2 1 McClain, Ia. 1 1 2 1 Daniels, c. 0 0 2 1 Force, p. 0 0 2 1 Burrell, c. 0 0 2 1 Total... 4 2 12 44 Total... 6 12 27 10 Burrell, p. On Diper, 6th. Detroit.....1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Detroit.....1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Erin Force - Warren, Williams, Washington, Two Erin Force - Warren, Williams, Washington, Two basis bit-Day - Hare runs - Riggs, Stearns, basis bit-Day - Hare runs - Riggs, Stearns, basis bit-Day - Hare runs - Riggs, Stearns, Force 2, or Corbett 2, Force 2, or Corbett 2, DRAKE KNOCKS HOME RUN BUT KANSAS CITY LOSES DRAKE KNOCKS HOME RUN BUT KANSAS CITY LOSES Drake's home run gave the Kansas City Monarchs their lone tally in the NHL. The Giants at Schering's park Saturday afternoon. The visitors couldn't abandon the fielding. The Giants were backed up on a wonderful fielding on the part of Williams and Jelly Gardner. The score: **Monarchs** **ARLIGO** **BARLIGO** Johnson, fc... 4 0 1 1 Hawkins, fc... 4 0 1 1 Lewis, fc... 4 0 1 1 McNeaf, fc... 3 0 0 1 Scoops, fc... 3 0 0 1 Scoops, fc... 3 0 0 1 Buncane, fc... 4 0 1 1 Buncane, fc... 4 0 1 1 Brake, fc... 3 1 1 2 Brake, fc... 3 1 1 2 Total... 33 1 1 46 **American Giants** **GARLING** **GARLING** Garber, fc... 4 1 1 2 DeMoss, fc... 3 1 1 2 Garber, fc... 3 1 1 2 Willie, fc... 3 1 1 2 Willie, fc... 3 1 1 2 Torentil, fc... 4 0 1 2 Torentil, fc... 4 0 1 2 Brake, fc... 4 0 1 2 Brake, fc... 4 0 1 2 Total... 50 5 8 44 **Monarchs**... 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 **American Giants**... 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 x 4 **Moore, home run**... 3 1 1 2 Moore, home run**... 3 1 1 2 Drake, fc by 8 lite, 3 lite, Off-Drive, fc Drake, fc by 8 lite, 3 lite, Errons on-Moose, Swell, McNeaf, DeMoss WILBUR COHEN, BOXER. FINED FOR ABUSING COP New York, Aug. 31—Wilbur Cohen, 21, of New York, was in a tumweed boxer, was before Municipal McKiniry in night court last week to plead guilty to patrolman Spengler of the E. 126th St. station arrested him at 131st St. and FF. It is alleged that Cohen, with a number of others, were passing remarks upbraided by the officer became abusive and dared him to lock him up. Cohen told the judge he was merely watching the others when arrested. He paid a $2 fine. CUBAN STARS BEAT NASH IN ELEVEN INNINGS, 3-2 Kenosha, Wls, Aug. 25.-Nash Motors were, nosed out, in an 11-inning game here this afternoon by the Cuban team. A game series. Nash made a desperate rally in the eleventh when the sacks were unable to facture runs. Score: R.H.E. Cubans ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 ... 3-8 2 Batteries- -Pedroso and Rodriguez: Wright and Wagner. KID NORFOLK STOPS JACKSON IN THE THIRD Baltimore, Aug. 25—Kid Norfolk, Baltimore, Aug. 25—Kid Jackson Jackson of Washington Court, House in the third round of a scheduled ten- nant game, where Jackson was floored four times in the second round and twice in the third before the fight was stopped. TATE MAY BOX WILLS New York, Aug. 31—A match is in the making for the game, which gather big Bill Tate and Harry Wills. In a round out during the early part of the game, the matchmaker of the Queensboro Sta- tion will be able to suitable inducements to the managers of both boxes, and an announcement of both boxes will day that their signatures have been signed to a contract. LEROY GRANT BACK IN CITY: HAD BEEN WITH INDIANAPOLIS LeRoy Grant, former first sacker for the American Giants, arrived here Saturday. Grant city, arriving here Saturday, Grant when he was sent to haunt it recently. when he was sent to haunt it recently. dianapolis club, who were short of a dianapolis club, who were short of a American Giants line-up, batting for Rile in the ninth lining. LINCOLN GIANTS LOSE, 5 TO 3 College Point, in the Lincoln Giants of New York city were defeated here by the College Point Lincoln Giants of New York city were College Point, . . . 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 - 3 9 2 Col. Point, . . . 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 - 5 1 2 Pierce, . . . 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 - 5 1 2 Grass and Stainback. MAKES RECORD DATABASE MAKES RECORD CATCH Makes N. Aug. 15—L. Paul A. Susan J. N. Aug. 15—L. Paul A. caught a 72-pound wall-eyed pike in caught a 72-pound wall-eyed pike in though the lake was stocked with of fish in 1831 few have been caught so large as large that taken by Johnson. ! CHICAGO FIGHT GAME GETS BLACK EYE; 1,500 FANS MAD HOWARD UNIVERSITY SQUAD HAS EYES ON CHAMPIONSHIP AMERICAN GIANTS BEATEN CONNECTIGUT MEN WANT THE 3-2 BY KANSAS CITY CLUB WILLS VS. DEMPSEY BATTLE Drink GRAPE BOUQUET A sweet, luscious beverage—rich in the flavor of the grape itself—sparkling—tempting—refreshing. At all fountains or by the case from your grocer. Makes a delicious summer punch when mixed with fresh fruits—or may be used to give flavor to ices and various frozen daimies. 10c per bottle 5c per glass ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUIS Anheuser-Busch Branch Wholesale Distributors Chicago, Ill. Fifteen hundred or more fight fans, including many of the visiting brother Elks, journeyed to the Hawthorne race track Tuesday night to see Clem Johnson of New York and big George Gordy fox箱, and came away receiving another black eye in Chicago. Following an announcement that the promoter had "skipped with the aid of ungrateful fans" and out voling a pro-team player never to see another advertised fight. All that the fans did get was to watch Washington of Chicago and Johnny Brown, in which Washington gets the newspaper decision. Memphis outback Mackenzie will round out the outback John Williams in a four-round preliminary, and Oscar Battiste, in a slow bolt, shaded Kid Austin. Then came the great Dempsey factory. The great fadeway of the promoter and the none-appearance in the ring of Godfrey and Johnson. It was alleged that Godfrey's manager, an eastern man, Jimmy Daugherty, who referred the Dempsey champions light, said "no money—no fight." E. S. Banks, styles as matchmaker, representing the Sol-Hal-Mar post and a man who has broken his faith with the newspapermen and others of the newspaper, for the flasco. Harry D.auffmann for the Dauphin, also comes in for some censure. The original show between Tate and Godfrey-was scheduled for Aug. F. 10, but was postponed on account of the death of the late president, and the president preferred to wait until after the funeral to show the nation their reverence. Mr. Bourke is alleged that at this time Mr. Bourke of the Hawthorne race track had not even been approached concerning the use of the track for the RSITY SQUAD N CHAMPIONSHIP the team open to be filled by the best man out. Quite a number of the men who played on last year's freshman team are planning to report early and get onto the new system from the first Howard's schedule this year includes two intersectional games to be played at the American League park on Oct. 2 and Nov. 2, with Morehouse college and Wilberforce university as the guests of the home boys. Nothing will be left undone to make these two games the big highlight of the season, the son to be played in Washington. To this end all alumni and friends of these two institutions are cordially invited to communicate with the department of physical education, at Harvard University or information and suggestions as to plans. The annual "football classic" will not be played in Washington this year, but in Philadelphia. CONNECTICUT MEN WANT THE WILLS VS. DEMPSEY BATTLE New York, Aug. 21. Another report Jack Dempsey will have a chance at Jack Dempsey will have a chance at given credence here Monday upon the arrival of a representative of Stamford, a group of men are reported to be negotiating with Tex Rickard for a bout to be held in Stamford, soon after Demsey's battle with Firpo Sept. 14. For some time reports have been criticized by a secretly working on a proposition to battle between Dempsey and Wills in Connecticut, where 15-round fights are being considered. The players are considered favorable. It also rumored that Rickard has recently been near Stamford and what is thought to be an ideal location for a large stadium. The Chicago Defender is on sale at Illinois Central depot news stand. Ask for it. DE DOHU DEHART HUBBARD AND GOURDIN IN A. A. U. NATIONALS The greatest galaxy of track and Amateur. Athletic, unlion track, mkss The greatest ga g field stars ever s will be seen at Stagg field '58th and Ellis Ave. Friday, Aug. 31; 1, and Monday, Seg. 3. Among those of our own Race who are not who are not only expected to star, but to break or are not Ned Gourdin, holder of the world's broad jump record, a university track star, and now a member of the Bociation and a law garage, Thompson Sle PETER Ned Gourdin burgh, Pa. former national five-mile champion, one of the best men at the 10-mile run; Albert Washington, a Chicago boy, running the century in the sentencing Chicago university, who is expected to give Goodwillie, the flying Uncle of tyranny at tough race; DeHart Hubbard, breaker of conference record in the 10-mile race of the national burgh, Pa., former national five-mile champion at the best men at the three, five and 10-mile runs; Allyson Chicago-boy, running the century in 1904:5, representing Chicago university, expected, to give Goodwille, the flying University high athlete a one-hit Hart Hubbard, breaker of conference in the broad jump, holder of junior and senior broad jump record titles for 1922 and breaker of the national junior broad jump record, who is booked to to either equal or break Gourdin's record. Hubbard will enter the two hurdle events and the hop, skip and jump. Gourdin is likely to enter the century dash, as will Washington. It is likely that a number of attributes of color will be seen in action. The entire program is under the direction of the Michigan Blvd. Friday and Saturday events start promptly at 2 o'clock the morning and 2 in the afternoon. LINCOLN GIANTS TAKE Central ..... 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 0 Carolina ..... 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 0 The base hit -A. Thompson, Stolen bases -Wilson, Morton. A. Thomson. Williams, Wilson. Jones. Bases on ballouts by Johnson, Washington. Struck out-by Johnson. $; by Washington. $. PENN RED CAPS LOSE Brooklyn. N. Y. Aug. 25. The Penn Red Caps were defeated at East New York. Score of 4 to 2. The score by innings: AMERICAN GIANTS INVADE DETROIT FOR FIVE GAMES DETROIT Watson, Mf Riggins, as Wesley, lb Wesley, rf Smith, rf Jones, 2b Daniels or Petway, c DETROIT AM. GIANTS Watson, 1f Gardner, 4f M. Fass, 1f Stearnes, cf Kenyon, if Wesley, 15b Torrenti, cf Jones, 2b McClain, 3b Brown, 1b McClain, 3b Beckwith, 1b Petway, c Rile, Foster, Force, Cooper or Alexander, p For the first time in two years Rube Foster's American Giants will invade the city of Detroit, where the red fighter will hold the Detroit Stars in a five-game game, which will either place the Giants back in first place or shove the Detroit club to third or maybe to fourth. The red fighter who shall hold secure the argument depends on what the Cubans can do in Kansas City, where they, too, are scheduled for five games with the Kansas City Monarchs. The Indianapolis team is expected to hold down the St. Louis Stars and move up a notch or two. During Foster's absence, for Sunday only, the Milwaukee club will play the Dayton Marcos at the Amer- The Detroit club is strong. Blount's men, under Petway's management, have been in the first division since the opening of the league race and are determined to go back into the lead in the league race and hold it. With Stearns and Watson having regained their batting eye and been able to make things look dangerous for the American Giants. On the other hand, Foster's pitching staff, weak in the middle of the season, has been able to make things look strong for Johnson and Strong, both of the Milwaukee club, and both good pitchers; Roth, a catcher from Milwaukee; also Willie Foster, Broker's brother, who came up from Memphis to burn up the Southern league. With these new men to give his regular team a rest on the bench when they need it, Foster is going out to trim Detroit on its own home field. The interest in the series is waxing warm and the largest crowd in the basketball game in the City of the Straits is expected to see the entire series. Detroit Ready for Foster Detroit, Mich. 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Randolph Dearb. 2178 7th Floor CHICAGOANS WIN TWO TENNIS TITLES PAGE TEN MISS CHANNELS IS VICTOR OVER NEW YORK LADY Singles Events Remain Here East Gets Men's, Women's and Junior Mixed Doubles Mix Isadore Channels, 22-year-old Chicago girl, beats women's singles champions for the second successive year on the grounds of the Prairie Tennis club, a home of the afternoon, morning before the larger gallery of tennis fans that has ever witnessed the national play of the American golfing no walkaway. Her opponent was Mrs. Lottie Wade, twice New York state champion in the women's singles at Philadelphia last year to Miss Channels and one of the cleanest and most players the game has ever Chicago Girl Trails Wade lest the first game to the Chicago girl, then took the next eight games, netting bails and getting others out of the court. She tried for the back of the net, missed their mark. With the score 4 to 2 in the New York woman's favor, Miss Channels changed her heart to the end of the seventh game. The round of applause that greeted her ended in deafening. Chicagoue, always loyal to their own, had faith and hope in the ability of their "Izzy" as Miss Channels deceived the game at 5 all, trailed 3 to 6 at the start of the twelfth game, and then came to 6 at the end of the thirteenth game and then came to her own, deceived the game again, and then came to the first set, 9 to 7. The entire assultance rose on honor to the gameness of the local miler. Wade was also given a "Izzy" Wins Title The New York champion started out in the second set with a firm decision, names went to hurt. Mrs. Channels tied the court at 11, but the game came through and took the next two deuce the count at 11, Mrs. Wade's service and then, with the score 40 love in the net, and championship in Miss Channels hands, Mrs. Wade rallied, but the score 40 to 20 the Chicago miss served the first ball into the net; the back and forth over the net, each player showing wonderful judgment, back and forth over the corner of the court, Mrs. Wade brought it back, but it lacked an inch of championship remainder in Chicago. Edear Brown Repeats The men's singles was a battle between national champion, twice winner of the New York state championships, member of the city of Chicago, and E. Saitch of the championship and runner-up to Brown in the recent New York state championship. Although the New Yorker played a better role of the situation. He drove the ball over the net and even won in any of the national tournaments. His placement out and at all times he made his opponent a mistake, surely he has reached will be some time before he will be beaten, winning the championship Brown becomes the owner of the men's singles association; gets the second leg on the Rosewell State trunk tie, the first leg on the Liberty Life Insurance. The national junior singles title was D. C., who defeated Russell Smith of Chicago. Smith played well, but the scores were 6-6, 2-6. Wooldridge here recently, and with propulsion will be heard from in future Unfortunate Ending The men's doubles brought Dr. John Reed, the former finalist in the men's doubles reached the semi-finals in the men's doubles of New York and E. D. D. Downing, the former national champion, and Brown, national champion, and Ted Thompson, former Washington. Griffith won the first set, 7-3, McGill. Thompson won the first set, 7-3, McGill. Thompson scored each and were leading in the score each and were leading in the darkness to Umpire L. Spooner of New York acting on their right, according to the referee, and Brown, headed to the referee's-incliner. It was decided that they, those in green, controversy allots that Brown refused, THE Standing NATIONAL LEAGUE KANSAS CITY 48 27 Pc1 AMERICAN GIANTS 48 27 Pc1 AMERICAN GIANTS 37 26 Pc1 INCAPOLIS 37 26 Pc1 INCAPOLIS 36 21 Pc1 TOLEDO 31 15 Pc1 LEEDS 31 15 Pc1 MILWAUKEE 14 32 Pc1 FLOWERS SECOND CHOICE TO MEET "IRISH BATTLER" Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 31. — The sensational middleweight, Tiger Flowers, is now running second only to TOM Gibbs as the choice of the fans of the United States as the most logical heavyweight. Flowers is only 500 votes behind Gibbs in the Boxing Hide's popularity contest and from present indications he will be the choice within a few more weeks of the manager Walker MILL, who discovered the sensational southpaw fight-winner brought by the top of the pulpit under devise that he cannot fill all of the progeny he earned him at this time for his protege. Recently Flowers went to Havana, where the man the promoters there were able to secure, but after he and his manager the promoter were unable to secure any man that the Havana boxing commission would consider a match, the promoter was unable to return to the States without ever showing his wares to the Cuban fans. The promoter until October 10 to secure a middleweight that could interest him, but the promoter on that date battle the man more. The Tiger will meet Jamaica Kite, Sept. 16, at Norfolk. The Tiger will meet Battle Norfolk heavyweight, at Mexico City, Mex. Sept. 21, Jeff Smith, the most feared the middleweights, will meet Flowers, at a 15-round match at Jaurez Mug. JUDGES ROB BOXER OF WIN; CROWD HOOTS THE DECISION In the second round Bell cracked the armrest, left, leaving the Providence boy to bleed freely during the remainder of the fight and the wound seemed to be getting worse, Martin would make wild builds rushes, only to meet a crashing right one of Bell's powerful left thumbs that Martin would make ropes, sometimes of the judges' decision Martin is convinced has his best man, and many of his followers claim they have never seen him take the fight. Johnnie Gallerier referred to the two men as "were judges. If it is the idea of the boxing commission to put an end to mixed bouts by permitting judges to take decisions over Race boxers, they are using the right methods. Jaycee (white) of Hayne, J. N., knocked out Little Jack Johnson with a punch. The time was 35 seconds. In the second round George P. Moore's stable was awarded the decision over Jack Raftery at amateur bantam-weight champion. A special locating program is being arranged to be staged the latter part of the day. The temporary armory, 132d St. and Sevengate, several months ago locking in the location into alleged crooked methods, said to have been practiced by certain mobs. Recently the ban was lifted and the mobs were outfitted, ours intention was not to hold any shows until they moved into their new location, are holding their regular body shop. Once in the new armory, it is the team who will succeed George P. Moore as the captain. He will be members of the old armory, who are members of the new armory will be around 15,000 and it is expected that the very lowest prices will prevail. JACK JOHNSON TO FIGHT BILLY MISKE IN NEWARK A announcement last week Jackson Johnsen, former world's heavyweight champion, park Newark, N.J. on Sept. 10. The decision will be Johnson's first in the season since he lost the title to John Williams. He was willing to play with the play referee Dr. Wright, after 40 minutes, defaulted the match to the Virginia. Thus ended the play of the seventh Tennis association. The officials revealed that 200 entered the play, 25 dozen tennis matches was held here. Unfortunately of the courts were oiled Monday, balls made unpleasant into the streets being made unpleasant. A hannover was held at the Ampelheim, where the association and the visiting players were guests of the Prädie Tennis club in Cologne, where the master of ceremonies, Dr. McCard and Baltimore made the principal address prizes to the visitors and the runners-up. John P. Wilkinson of Washington gave love for cup clean manners. SPORTS GIANTS BUNT TO WIN FROM BLACK BARONS,11 TO 5 SUNDAY SCHOOL TITLE GOES TO METROPOLITAN CHURCH bat-pet W-10w by m. Cress. Quinan Jiahua. After the track events, Quinan Chapm met the Metropolitan in a championship by a score of 14 to 5. The summary: Baseball Results R.I.E. Cotton Chapel 0 4 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 Community 1 2 1 1 0 1 2 5 -14 5 Batteries: Wallace and Reld: Winston and King. JIM COFFROTH MAKES BID FOR WILLS-DEMPSEY FIGHT New York, Aug. 31—Jim Coffrout former boxing promoter, who now occupies Mexico, not far from San Diego, Cal. is the latest of the most pro-forming champions to be enamored with Champion Jimmy Dempsy and the same rink with Hirry Willis. If Hirry will sign a contract with the studder signature of Dempsy $300,000 and Willis $100,000 or more. Dempsy will be the coach of the porturance is that already the palefaced and stealthship companies are said to be laying plans to accommodate Dempsy's porturance is that Paddy Mullins, Wills's manager, is ready to sign a contract only hitch is Jack Kearns and Jack Dempsy, Coffrout wants to stage the fight early this winter. **DALLAS, 6; MEMPHIS, 2** **DALLAS, 6; MEMPHIS, 2** Black Giant trimmed the Mempia series game series at diversive park. to 2. Bell, pitching for Dallas, had the initial round with one score. The Mempia series game final for the this round, a lead which his teammates HARRISBURG GIANTS WIN TWO BURGERS GIANTS WIN TWO Harrisburg Giants defeated the Farmers in both ends of a twin hill by the scores 3 and 5 to 6. The scores by innings: Har. Giants ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries - Wiley and Cassell; Fisher Giants ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Har. Giants ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries - Drach, Wiley and Cassell; Giants ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 THE CHICAGO DEFENDER TWO T NATIONAL WOM NATIONAL WOMAN'S CHAMPION TENNIS MISS ISADORE CHANNELS Winner of the finals in the wom ship of the American Tennis assoc She is a Chicago girl, 23 years old from behind in both sets. NATIONA CHAMPI Winner of the finals in the women's singles for the national champion, Katie Bertolini, of New York, was Sha is a Chicago girl, 23 years old, and showed her mastery by coming in second. NATIONAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS CHICAGO, AUGUST 20 TO 25, 1923 BOUNN TWO ROUND THREE ROUND FIVE TENNIS MAN'S CHAMPION own singles for the national champion- ation for the second time in two years, and showed her mastery by coming L TENNIS ONSHIPS ST 20 TO 25, 1923 5-4; Mrs. N. Nicholson defeated Miss M. Tyler, 6-1, 6-1—ROUND FOUR Miss Chamblee defeated Mrs. C. O. Samu- ral, 6-3; Mrs. N. Crawford defeated Mrs. N. Leonard, 6-4, 6-4—Mrs. L. Wade de- fended Mrs. N. Crawford, 6-4, 6-4—Mrs. N. Crawford defeated Mrs. D. Radcliffe, 6-4, SEMFINALS Miss Chamblee defeated Mrs. N. Crawford, 6-3, 6-1—Mrs. L. Wade defeated Mrs. N. Nicholson, 6-4, 6-4—FINALS Miss Imdore Channels defeated Mrs. Lottie JUNIOR SINGLES, SEMINALS Allen Willett, def. 6-1, Allen Willett, Hunter, det. 6-1, Allen Willett, deleted def. Mark Lewis, Chicago, 6-0, 6-1 FINALS Allen Willett deflected Russell Smith, 6-0, 6-2. KELSONS RUSSELL GIANTS GILBERT GIANTS WIN FOUR, WIN ONE WILL FOUR, WILL ONE Wiss. Wick-Gilbert's Union Giants won four, lost two and tied one. R.I.E. Giants ... 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0-3-4 Battles: ... 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0-3-4 Battles: Taylor and Cardinals; Battles: Taylor and Cardinals; Merrill Wit ... 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 R.H.E. Ill Giants ... 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 R.H.E. Ill Giants: Harvey and Cardinals; Harvey and Cardinals; Gleen and Proe ... 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 R.H.E. Union Giants ... 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 R.H.E. Union Giants: ... 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 Game called on account of rain; Game called on account of rain; Cardinals; Whitworth and Bray. Rice, Lake. Wis. 151 inlings 1-3 RHEL Glants . 012000 120000 100000 1-3 RHEL Glants . 012000 120000 100000 1-3 Batteries: Harney and Cardentas At Loch Wish. Wis. RHEL Glants . 012000 120000 100000 1-3 Park Falls . 0.00 0.00 0.00 100-3 Park Falls . 0.00 0.00 0.00 100-3 Cardentas, Decimus, Minor and Recre Al Stevens Point, Wt.— R.H.E. Stevens Point, 0100 F 0100 F 1— 3-5 Stevens Point, 0100 F 0100 F 1 Batteries: Taylor and Cardenas; Schultz and Schatt. SPORTS ST. PAUL'S MEN ANSWER CALL OF FOOTBALL COACH Lawrenceville, Va., Aug. 31—Head Coach Houston douglas football team has recently issued his call for the Oranga and Black playoffs. Fifty players will be in the squad, and according to Coach Douglas, that number will be cut down at the end of the season. St. Paul's football mentor fairly maintains in shape by playing tennis and baseball, and without any prediction Black will have a good campaign. The season opens on Oct. 6 with Virginia seminary at Lawrenceville. CITY SERIES TO START ON SECOND SUNDAY IN MONTH BATTLING SIKI SAILS FOR AMERICA LOOKING FOR BOUTS New York, Aug. 31. "Having obtained an American visa at a conference capital, Buttling Siki boarded the Berenagia Saturday and will arrive his manager, De Fremont. Before entering into any fictive engagements Siki go on a tour staging exhibition According to De Fremont, if Siki is allowed to land he intends to see American athletes and challenge the winner. He also hopes to meet other American fighters, over that the American authorities may take retaliatory measures against the severe warning to American athletes and refuse to admit Siki to the staging at the situation is that Siki's appearance at the Dermose-Pryno Tex Ricard may take a hand if the authorities try to stop him. WESTERN CLUBS WILL FORM NEW TENNIS ASSOCIATION The tennis players in the central area are much more organized than in the outskirts throughout the middle west is to be formed, under the jurisdiction of the state government, men behind the movement are Dr. O. B. Williams and Harry Sears of Boca Raton, and Dr. Smith of Kansas City, Mo. Pro: Carter and Pro, Heard, both of William Smith of Kansas City, Dr. Al Johnson, Frank Young and others. While his name has not been suggested, will function along the same lines as the tennis players in the outskirts settle the titles in different events in the middle west each year, prior to the play for the national championship. It has been suggested that Dr. Howard Smith of Kansas City be formed, under the jurisdiction of the term of office shall be for two years. It has also been suggested that Dr. Howard Smith of Kansas City be formed, under the jurisdiction of the central western tournament be held in the city of Chicago and move in the central district Dallas, Texas. Aug. 17—John Rich- er scored a comeback in the 11th game against the Membils Red Sox here to win. Moore, the veteran hurder of the viza- tion, played well, including plugging Giants, as they rumped away Membils. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 2 2 Game called in eighth tinnning account Batteries: Moore and Charleson; Dallas. 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SE DETERS ida: ae ele agitate" econ aged tk dere a Mtgnlatinats Gal” vale acre Sh aot Ae nabs asl Sie vo Tie RODENT REAE Ban. tnttanste Wiveg, oudhng. canis. Te aria sted etter Nats Bele ctaleturort Wits te Neteberea, pros pat sealereee. tease, ‘Outned aia Fe Riad al eae ore et eta, faa" al grate St. at TR Gms OF MAUD deans Pian aE Ge Biheuaae Bee Back. Konno Fel, Yy. tant. ston, SASIEPRING, "UA, SHUR, tells artis En G besaty. saver Mae: Per a ete in ae oe! Tagie BRERIG, MRE RARE, ee Aik Phra apt. Mae, wauttes ie, ould ea eatin Faup WESIDESTE ATURE APA: Thy, Wasa Se, ute, awrce ae "ADOPTION Sari Gay See uae feos rte Spe ve ‘Tatler Gees Bebe ultwaahes Wa i » it somone ack of m= CHICAGO DEFENDER ‘ery sme 2 a = - a * es A level head never gets swelled— (RL +h. le. THE FRENCH DEMOCRACY VERSUS . > ii Cy ait AMERICAN RACE PREJUDICE . alt CHIcaQagyMerendey | ea ee eee wctens of An Unhealthy Land for Snakes _ DR. A. WILBERFORCE WILLIAMS PL wences— euilonenres se BO ne een c color projudice hast been followed - a testing nen amor. ne | He ie ga niet Si eS : se Gs, ns | TALKS ON PREVENTIVE MEAS- * pebiiind y jrotion Picture core was given one production and 9 a Scacei:| URES, FIRST AID REMEDIES, ‘THE ROBERTS. ABBOTT PUBLISHING-COMPANY ) immediately afterward denied further production by . ms | HYGIENICS AND SANITATION __RCORFORATED) the pereonal order of Premier Polncare, . ice carl SES er TE | EN ete ht ies ; SaRDOSEI tare Rs Ganteg Co PLUS EMULATE | hand stroost at the breaking point, fearful ot German i se ss a WORRIED OVER NO CHILOREN ICA ~SiRS ina ave” Feleseone Doosiee Get.” | militarists and tho dally snereasing, strencth ang br Me. BG. S. writes: “Doctor, [| sow “wild ‘onty” before marrlag F; Shreatoning otlings of ah tue anserance of tre loPahy ‘ an by Lo hare teen arrive yours, ay | ‘ie roving dere unt ew Fe DEFENDER'S PLATFORM FOR AMERICA |} St ecaeachersbint teu fs fot abe ; Boe WY Jp sic yo nt | ee feel that she can afford to sul jon amoni ee Yi a a Venerent diseasea nirh ne konorshe 4. The Opening Up of All Trades and ‘Trade |] {2 2, 5,54 #8. '0 . Bs WHO ln Se |. Unions to Biacks as Well as Whites. SOME THAN SITY PER CENT of the citiens : "YY ) Z appenateltis and | P37 soAMl | nh of case ttieions otien tant 2. The Appointment of'a Member of the | | ofthe Frenehcmplre are. Scpress aoe of Lath t YY ji LAAN | sve yA] | the Rusband sterile and. tmpoter . 2 of i French emg a See ad ya of atin e Yfy \ i a1 | Seeman aaa ae Race to the President’s Cabinet. [seni ance must depend to very large \ < YY UY fz Zy Repti, Te Fy) | Sree as, from inn imei jmerieahece mon for the maintenace of her alli= 5 YHij|nfy ZZ ne Phas te base oe oe aie Sagrae oe there wien 67 Uety aunerioren reeds {00 Z ; A Wj Ly exer had seas the EAM Sits ca "Siete thete heme ure igetiaca tary advantages, ‘Fo permit. Americans, greedy for PES, AY fia Ta Sg Ie Despite all the gloom that a sullen day shows, Somewhere there's a san in the sky? Despite ugly thorns the rose beautiful grows, While joy follows every heart's sigh. Despite the rough roads that through life must be trod, Beyond paths are clear all the way: : Despite unbelievers there still 1s a God With merey for een such as’ ther. THE HOUSING SHORTAGE THERE 18 PRACTICALLY no relief in sight for ‘he thousands of families who have come to Chieaso Expecting 4o necure a flat or house to live fn. Less han tio dozen dulldings Have gone up on the wast South Side in the must two years, and the few that Inve Iwen erected were In the main private homes The tarze apartment building owners who were 8 few years azo anxious to turn thelr Rroperties over -t0 wn heentsn they feared thelr whije tenants would ~clyjoct t0 living #0 close to the so-called “black belt” nd (hat that -bughear has disappeared and the mid- Ole class of whites are as hard pressed for living ‘uarters az are tho thembens of oUr BroUuD. ON THE NORTH SIDE a buildlag boom 13 on. Millions of dollars are being invested in skyscraping apartments for the élite, and by elite we mean thos ‘who can, for instance, afford to pay anywhere {rom $500 to $4000 a month for modern living quarters ‘This Wouth "et most of us out, even if there were NO other obstacies in the way—whleh there are.” GRETURNING to the South Side-we find two, three and xometimes four married couples living in one even or olght-room apartment Single rooms with Kitehen privileges are as scarce as hens teeth. Many property owners are converting thelr basements ané ‘ihe space over thelr gerages into flats which are Ye- “tng taken at enormous rents as quickly ax completed. ‘Thin condition of affairs has come about by reason ‘of the sreit inflow of rreople from the Southern tates ‘who came here, bag and hasmage, without making prévious arrangements. The Chicago neonle ind sothing eft to do but give them temporary shelter at least “TINE FEW BUILDINGS offered for sate have been priced #0 high that only the foolish or. desperate would think of buylag. ‘The outlook for the nest few years Js anything but encouraging unless we take the matter In our own hands and form building syndteater flganclaiiy strong enough to assist those with limited means in bullding homes. ‘There are yaany vacant pieces of ground close to transporta- ‘Won that can be purchased for a nominal sum, and as real estate {2 always a safo investment, this _mnethod offers at least a seasible and altogether prac- tleable aviution of the housing problem. THE BONE OF CONTENTION ME YEARS AGO when shipping by v 5 was popular the experiment was tried o} 2 small Boat cuinpletely with Colored hel xcention helng a white steward—so the ‘The fit day out the captain, to sho rliy, ordered the steward to black his “tho steward Indignantly refused tho c ed nome roustabouts to throw him over he ‘was struggling in the water! the ¢ : called: “Folkses what's workin’ wid mc SOME YEARS AGO when shipping by way of ccanals was popular the experiment was ined of an~ ‘ing a small Boot completely with Colored help. the ‘ne excenton belng a white steward—so\ the story foee The fipt day oct the cantain, to show his uthoriiy, ordered. the steward to Black is boots AWwhen tho meward Indlgnantis” refused tho captain Prdered wome reustavouts to, throw hig, overboatd. White he was struggling sn the water! tho captain Joudly called: ~Folkses what's workin’ wid mo came {orth trom Ue starboard nn’ larhoard ot ais here shin. Gast your eye om de water suf dah view de enemy. Sis God, what a nation wo ta!" WHICH DRINGS US TO THE POINT that we rust he “some pumpkins” hero in the Ualted States. for the: spoiigit is constantly turned. upon ws. If ‘the best wile citizens” of certaln communities are fot iynehing one or more of our numer we come ft Fora lashing ther for remaining in a certain see- ‘fon and becoming a menace und a nulsanee oF lex¥- Ing’a certain section and causing nancial Toss and inuch mental dlscomforl Just at prevent. the press City authoritos and the general Public are trying to Sette to thelr own satisfaction the question? WH Bre Negroes leaving he South in droven? TERE ARE THE REASONS as expressed by a sew newspapers. ‘The Houston (Tex) Tost observer: “Georsia i bothered hy migration of the Negroes, 20 to Tut a ston to this practice of the Negro Teoking Jor'n betiee fob gomethere elac, one solon. as in= Troduced a bill making it a felony for any. labor Deent Heensed or ‘unlicensed, to recrult labor la ‘GKorsia for out-of-the-state employment. ‘The ex fanston of industry shall not affect Georgia. The Snduence of the growing deviand for Tabor will he Hopped at the Georgia lines ‘The category of crime Sil be enlarged to encomnosr the offenne of offering 2 Georgia citizen better job outside the state.” “THEE NEGRO gocs North becatte unskilled labor in worth more there than it 4s in the South. He i Foverned hy the sume law that peopled the Aimertean Colonies, for the greater part. and which today brinss he Immigrant. to our. gates." remarks tho Atlanta Journal, whtlo the Christian Sclenee Sfonitor. sass: aie ercelven nm wage of only $1.25 a day throwsh nildain Georcin. “Te the past tho plantation owners Fave furnished: him with @ cabin to live ing evers eck he wot qs vations three pounds and 2 half of hhacon anda plck of meal: he also usually had a ittie _wegteable patch and could Keen a cow However, the Ind crane of the last two eara reduced the planta tion evners” ablity to finance such labor and elimi- hinted tho extraz™ . TE A FEW WORDS General J. P. Jervey, clty manager of Portsmouth, Vay bles the nail on the Tread Hie holds: “The quesiton of labor, afterall fran economic one, and Nesroer, the same am white Sorkmen, will go where finanelai returns and icing rmdltions are bert. “It Js a_simple matter to. Kee chem bare. Only to thing sre neededsinpte Sue] Hoe and better sing conditions” WE DO HOPE our white friends wit get the mat/ ter adjusted an quickly as possible to thelr own satta- Seton and have thely minds ae cary on the subject fs ours are. “We deeply appreciate the interest taken {fn ovr welfare and fn our every movement. but there are other groups who go to make up our. citizenry aivo worthy of attention, and we woul) be the 1ast Suce fe the world te depeive them of uch marked ‘tention. "We have had tho center of the stage quite Fong enoust; permit us to make ot fasta temporary - SENATOR UNDERWOOD may be out for the Presidency. but this ts a long way from being in the - White House, : ‘THE CHAP who sala “Clothes make the man” oubtiess had seen an important citizen in a bathing sult. i THE 1923 graduate can earn $20 2 day a3 soon ‘as be learns to be a plasterer, FRENCH DEMOCRACY VERSUS AMERICAN RACE PREJUDICE ‘THE SEEMING VICTORY in certain sections © Paris of American color prejudice has’ been followed up by a futile attempt to Introduce that Infamous motion pleture, “The Birth of a Nation,” to the French. ‘The pleture was given one production and igymediately afterward dented further production by the personal order of Premler Poincare, “FRANCE AT THIS TIME finds herself in @ very peculiar position politically. Her relations with Ens- land almost at the breaking point, fearful of German militariste and tho daily increasing strength and Uhreatening attitude of tho Russian red army, France at this moment must feel the assurance of the loyalty fof every one of her subjects. Least of all does sho feel that she can afford to suffer disaffection among her Black eltizens. + MORE THAN SIXTY PER CENT of the citizens of ihe French emplre are Negroes, and they inhabit their own territory—French Africa and part of Latin [Amerieaand France must depend to @ very large ogre on these men for the maintenace of her tili- tary advantages. To permit Americans, greedy for gold and warped with raclal and color prejudice, to Start a propaganda In France calculated to stir up Strife between the white and black citizens by show- ing such detestable Sims as “The Birth of a Nation" would amount to political suicide for France. THIS IS ‘NOT the first instance where Premfer Poincare has crushed out the diahoticat Jim Crow schemes of Bourbon Americans. ‘The stand he has taken for bis country has endeared him to all tberty- loving and fair-thinking people throughout the world. ‘IT WAS France's Senegalese troops who turned the left wing of the German army commanded by Gen. von Khuck when the latter was only a few miles outside of Paris thus precipitating the battle of the Marne and the great vietory for French arms It was Frances Senegalese troons who withstood the Germans’ attuck on the Verdun forts and who during those terrible three weeks lost 20,000 killed. Tt has heen thece Negro troops who since the war have ex- tended French dominion far Into the Orient, and to- Gay have enabled France to bulla up one of the most ‘ficient, valorous and strongest fighting machines the Svorld has éver known. And France 3% not going to Allow Americans or any other race of foreigners to Set In motion forces that would tend to undermine her place In Europe. Jt is a mere cxample of en- Jightened self-interest. JUST SO HE VIRTUOUS of Macon, Ga., and Tulsa, 0 ‘an exchange, have gone on another whip age. Four men were flozged by masked by re Georgia elty and the sadd'sts have bee ‘tn Tulsa that martial Jaw was promised if ngs continued, ‘The maniacs In all cases ¢ he pleasure they’ Ket out of inflicting pun “hy declaring that thelr vietlms have heen 5! felt Uquor selling. <CIDENTS of this sort are so frequent in snqces of this country that one Is not aly to read the riot act to “unefvilized mations” aight face. We talk of the cruelty of the 7 e harbarle treatment the Relgians accorded an subjects, of the diabolical way some of rents treated thelr enemaies In the late war, mention fs made by the press, by the clers cople of this free and enlizhtcned country 2 of the savase, Inhuman way n certain, elas rican whites are permitted by the Inrzer clas r but passive whites to treat the consclent abiding, all-American Colored peorte. INDIGNANT PUBLIC is now rising go ab wvstem of flogging that has become So. pr in the past few years, ‘The reason: White women are too frequently the vietims. ‘The : pinch your own foot before you feet ft. m wave, of course, will be beneficia to us haps we should be thankful for that. It ne diMenlt for the constituted authorities to If one infraction of the Inw 48 permitted to noticed beeauso the victim happens not f the favored class, lawhreakers will grow be finally override all authority, threatening existence of the government itself. Tt Is the g00d people assert thelr authority and wountey in fact “safe for democracy.” ‘THE VIRTUOUS of Macon, Ga., and Tulsa, Okis., says an exchange, have gone on another whipping rampage. Four men were flogged by masked bands jn the Georgia elty and the saddists have been 50 busy in Tulsa that martial Jaw was promised 1€ the Yeatings continued, The maniacs in all cases cover up the pleasure they get out of inflicting puntsh- - ment by declaring that thelr vietlms have heen gullty of Melt Hqvor selting. INCIDENTS of this sort are so frequent in the "great spqces of this country that one Is not always Sble to read the rlot act to “unefvilized nations” with “A straight face. We talk of the cruclty of the Turk, Of the barbarle treatment the Helgians accorded thelr Airican subjects, of the diabolleal way some of the ‘elligerents treated thelr enemies In the Jate war, but Urtle mention fs made by the press, by the clersy oF the people of this free and enlightened country as A whole of the savase, Inhuman way a certain, class of American whiter are permitted by the larger class of better but passive whites to treat the conscientious, law-abiding, all-American Colored peonte. AN INDIGNANT PUBLIC is now rising go abollsh the system of flogging that has become So preva~ Jeat in the rast few years, ‘The reason: White men ‘and women are to frequently the vietims. ‘The shoe must pineh your own foot before you feot it. This reform wave, of course, will be beneficiai to us also, 0 perhaps we should be thankful for that. It ought not be diMienlt for the constituted authorities to ec hat If one infraction of the Inve $s permitted to 122s by unnoticed becauso the vietim happens not to be ‘one of the favored class, lawhreakers will grow bolder ‘nd finally override all authority, threatening the very existence of the government itself. Tt ts high time the good people assert thelr authority and make the country in fact “safe for democracy.” | SLIGHTING US DURING THE COURSE OF A YEAR the Chicago surfaco lines, the elevated rallways and the motor Dus lines recelve from members of our group hun- @reda of thousands of dollars in fares and in return for filling the coffers with coln of the realm they flatly refuse to give us employment solely because fof color prejudice. Those tn authority use as thelr alibi that hackneyed and disproved assertion that the mingling with the white employees would cause friction and. that the employees, and not they, are the ones faaklng the greatest objection. ‘THIS 1S AN ADMUSSION that the men higher up have no backbone. that when it comes to a matter of dictating who shail and who shall not york the ‘employees and. not the employers have the say-r0. This is a pillable state-of affairs in face of the fact that the conipanies are always In need of good, rellable men and are constantly advertisinig for this class. There fs no logical reason why hundreds of our men should not today be running our street cars, our ele~ vated tralns, our motor busses. They are In evers ‘other line of endeavor and are received by the gen eral public In the same manner any other employee Is reeeived—and why nol? WE ARE stronz advocates of municipal owner- ship of all publle utilities for the reason that ag tax- Payers we would have the right to demand repre sentation. As the matter stands when we are refused emplosment by the companies referred to we have no redress, It takes no great amount of intelligence to he a motorman, a conductor or an clevated guard and there fs nothing esneelally elevating in the work. but ike all other groups we have classes and élasses, and the doors of opportunity must be open to all. The time may come when these companies will be glad to get our services, when a strike comes, for Instance: ut Jf they refuse to recomnize us in times of peace they need expect no assistance in times of War. HERE'S FOOD for the superstitious: Five dit- ferent presidents died, as regards thelr election, at 2o-year periods. They are: Wnrrison, elected in 1840; Lincoln, in 1660: Garflela, in 1880: McKinley. second time, 1900; Harding, 1920, Superstitions have ‘tote Walls up bn lesb oC @ foundation than that. A PROMINENT TURK eays there tsn't.a harem loft in Turkey. sind he adds that there-are no sheik fn that country. He must want to Kilt publle interest in his native 1and. WE OFTEN WONDER why people ‘continue to put up “No smoking” signs. Hardly anybody’ seems to belleve in them. Got a match? THE THING that dismays the father ts the sus- piclon that his son Is doing the things he did at that ase +_IN THESE TAME DATS a boy can't hope to be- come a Jesse James, but he can get a checking privilege. PERHAPS thoso rubber heels “make lfe's walk easy” At any rate the Well hecled seem to take It easy. : JF EVER we become a millilonnire and get in the rotozravure section we shall contrive to have on pants that doe baz at the knees, 7 AMONG the other interesting news of the day Is the namission by! the anthracite operators that prices are high. 3 EUROPEAN PEOPLES would more quickly re ain thelr wealth if thelr statesmen would bank the fires of hatred, NOW WE ARE TOLD that matrimony prolongs te. But, does not that depend somewhat upon the seoman'a im? LE aoa + YOU CAN LEAD the Democratic donkey tothe residential stream, bat you cawt mabe hha Vora 4. An Unhealthy Land for Snakes iy ORS Editor's Mail act inner cram wae EAitor Chicago Defender: In a recent issue of the Defender I found an article on the editorial nage under the heading of “Race Issuo in the Navy." beg leave to correct some of the statements In regard to the race issue, Twill admit that there fg a certain amount of Aiscrimina- lon In the navy, but not as, much as some wad have you elle.” The real red¥in why the Pillping and ‘white sallore clash “as often as they Uo 4s because the Filipino classes himself as white and often refuses to have ansthing to do with an Amerfean Colored man. The Filipino always tries (o associate himsclt with white women and often ts where the fight starts. Since we have'so many Southern born whites in the nary you may expect almost anything. ‘ i Now in regard to the official standing of, the Colored man in. the navy. I beg leave to say that it Is fairly good, but it could be made better. We have Colored chlet petty officers dn the navy and many of them. A chie€ petty offlcer 1s the highest rating a non-commissioned officer in the mary can hold, such as eitet machinist’s mate, chfof water tender, carpenter's mate, chlet com- inissary steward and other. ratings. ‘Then We have the first class petty officers and they’ are all on the same footing as the whites and get the samo pay, ‘These Colored nen often are in charge of watches and often there are a number of white men.in those watches. They have to take order the same as the rest of the sailors. If our people In general patd fa little more attention to the navy I think things would improve. T was on recruiting duty and re- ‘erulted white and Colored. 1 was ‘an instructor and Instructed white ‘and Colored, “T also examined white ‘and Colored men for the rating of officers’ cooks and stewards and In- spected thelr clothing the same as a commissioned. offer, so you see the navy is not go very had after all. JAS, HW. BURNEY. U.S. Navy, Retired. Anchor Cottage, Clinton Ave., New- port, RT. .JIM CROW PASSENGERS ,, Editor Chicago Defender: I wish “o say that instead of talking about ‘im Grove down ‘South t think our nace ought to get together and. see about it up here. Last Tuesday” a ‘week ago T was at the 12th St. depot fand they separated the white from the Colored: {think "something OUugHt to be done about that. T went to.see a lady friend of mine 50 awa. Looking to hear from you atan early date. ‘Thanking you. SUARITA ROSE. 3511 8, Dearborn St, Chicago. : —. At appanixnon: Detroit. Mich.: Aug. 25,°1923. Editor Chleago Defender. ‘Dear Sir:—atay T express apprect- ation of Your musleal notes and cepe= laity your article by Sra. Antoinette Garnes. It was knowledge for the Uunintormed and ineplration for hard workers of the classical fel. ‘Yours truly, ‘0. H.TOLIVER, *. Tollver's Studio of Music. 458, eo! ‘ONE THING, the dootlesser never has. to: contend with ig a. buyers! Pike ee eee ee LIGHTS AND SHADOWS Chocolate Goodie 1 Preforment Chocolate Goodie and his elongated rival, Spot Shot Buddy, were stand~ ing hip deep in one of the keenest call shot games that was ever staged in Piper Jamison's billiards kiosk When Icia Low shoes, -exeitment aking his bulging eyes gleam the brighter, came sliding tnto the. place. ereChoe” he warbles, ambling to the tablo where Goodie and Buddy wero Dattling for thelr nickels, “follow me right now or even sooner!” "SBanish the patter.” warned Chioco~ late as Buddy’ picked a ball off the spot with Uneanny accuracy, “you must think sou're Dilly, King or Bo- Jangles Robinson.” 7 “uy,” Inaisted the pop-eyed low hoes.'-t ‘wanta take yuh out tun sis" house. “You know sla: wo're good for a solld spread of home cooked eatin’, “Sides they’s a, naw, Perenle fn town, Nico kid, Sis's old school- mate.” “Sca-aht growled the chocolate one at Buddy’ contlaued to plek ‘em off to the delight of the usual crowd. Stuin is Tuesday, Low. Tuesday bs my day of freedom... On Tuesday I Keep no dates, make no dates, meet no women, ‘Tuesday T give to my gentlemen frlends. On Tuesday T play. pool and ‘penny ante and-act fords. On ‘Tuesday T exereise the freedom—" —BENGOOnLOUGIt, (Fo be continued) 8.88 3 Will Gome Back Heme to You [Ag down the path of life you tread, "Travel slow and sure: ‘And aa your Way you slowly thread, ie natigge and endures Be very cffeful what you say “And also what you do, For what you do.to others may « Tettirn again t8 you, : ‘You maya thoughtless sentence speak Fae may eattso bitier pain’ You may & bit of vengeance wreak ‘That tn your heart has fain, Remember thut whate'er you do “To cauce another pale, That self-same thing ‘will ofertake you. ‘Yes, come to yout again: When you make others heave a sich «_-Afong. with briny tears ‘and make the absious hours drag by Filled up with doubts and fears, A reckoning day—thero sure {s one 1g coming for you, too, And all the things you've said or 2 dono : ‘Will come back home to you. When datly, Kindly deeds you've ‘wrought And given a kindly’ smite, Maybe a te kindly. thourht «That helped make iife worth whtle, ‘ere be no shadows in your past. For all the good youl do, ‘Like bread upon. the waters cast, TWill come back heme to vou. SW, AL KELLY, 2 oo S 2+ The Way of the World ‘The wind: came ‘one lght while T stent a And fa. the mora found: ‘The’ blossonis: Which Ta. sifely Kept “tay withered on the ground: ‘And, Oh, one day ‘when unaware “Love rept into my heart And ail the hidden things Iafd_ bare Wwith which T fain wouid part? But ltké a, summér’s day: love's fed. “Andsnaught femmains' but pain:~ My. treet hope atands tare and dea. “i Whileliny, heart Hes in tains“ Senin, = MAVIS CLARE. Preforment ‘The ono has youth, the other wealth, And I between the tivo must choose. I, a woman, who have heavenly health, ‘Must one accept, and one refuse, The youth's the man, mature of mind; To hear his many a wooing word [ oft on fove's crest did him tind— ‘There, happy, humble pleas [ heard! With him the winter's wind Is warm, Though rustic; rent, stalwart, straight; * Seems my soul succer on his arm— ‘Oh, might I make this man my mate! The warmest day T feel as chilled, Sonescent he, when Wealth Is near ‘To be the boy.’ No whit I'm thrilled. ‘How hard I hate to have hint here! ‘Senescence docs not wrenthe his "mind Where lofty thought fs ess, give tnore—" With keenness not of narrow kind, Eneasing grace where none hefore. ‘He's mean—this man whose life's s0 lost; No woman's worth and wasted, worn, 7 : Who seeks by’ means, counted as cost, ‘My love, my all, as love his own. Therefore, though poor, I choose who's pure, Like yon fleet circi's fleece and ~ fine— ‘Himsclt n wealth, himself a: lure? ‘We will be one—his youth and mine! + SPIERRE S, GAILLARD. ooo Revenge? You may call them gods or heathens, Select a nate to cast at any part. Woman may slay then with a bitter tongue, ‘See. blood flow, arop vitriol In the heart. He may in silence starve on 2 prison floor, se May pick no cudgel to defend a brother: But L free, can draw a foil, test it. And wateh the sunlight glinting on another; “ ‘Then lay the two aside., « Fil come, fair tady, hetp you a prison ‘butid, ** ‘Klsges be its basements and {ts walls. Let embraces, bind the whole: then do grant me A contract:to-cement the thing with calls @ ‘Of tenderness, “When you're satistled you've ‘called Me. -To capture there Is no belying proof, TH'sit ‘upon the mountain over 2 yonder, + ‘Smile as f watch you thateh the, roof. ‘Must virtue hide its head and chas- uty, know. Ire? Af-so, "Us better nll cross hands, wateh the fire, 0 Lacking fuel,"draw its ight In and expire. = 7 : (BEL @ Oe Me. Cooley * (Apologies to FP. Dunne) Oh, Alr. Cooley! Oh; Mtr: Cooley! ‘The ‘quietest. man. this country “ever knew. = 5 ‘Quite enismatic“and-uricmphatic . Is Mri: Cooley, -o9-ley; o0-lex,, 00- op RMON Se sae ¥ seagate at mSABON, DR. A. WILBERFORCE. WILLIAMS Xo Cet Are larger || TALKS ON PREVENTIVE MEAS- ed WORRIED OVER NO CHILOREN saw “wiki ‘ents before marriase. AMter sowing there must bem reap ing or gathering of the harvest—they usally’ reap of gather a harveit of venereul diseases sich AS RONOTFRER, syphilis, stricture, bubo~anil the re NUlts of these infections often retler the husband sterite and. impotent Nevertheless. men bein the stronzee Neesel, have from time immemorial placed the blame of not having & child. te blews thele home tpon thm Innocent woman. Women are follsh to bear this Mame without frst Dringing the husband Into cous: £0 Aeterinine whether or not bln hints fre clean. ‘They should inalnt pom the husband playing fairhave him lay his eards tpon the table by haw Ing him unilergo the name pnysical examinations ns to his Wood and genltal urgans, and when he ty alle to cast the heam out af hid own eye— ts qulltless himvelf—then it many ba Unie for him to make accusations and cast the Mrst stono at his wife Que Advice We would strongly advine (ov the woman is the garden, man represents the seed. and the result of the plant= ing of sowine In chix Ranten brings forth Crult, chitdren) that ench wf son be honest with the other. Call upon your family physleian or some other ood doctor and have a-bood test fiade—sometinies there {x a history of syphilitic taint—but both should undergo a Wanserman text. It may hhe neceatary to have spinal puncture. ‘The vaginal secretion trom the wtfe land the secretion of excretion from the hushand should he carried through Aa earefal micrescopiea! ex~ amintion to determine if there tn any Infection and the nature af that in- fection. The blood prensure shout be taken ‘and a enresul uflnstysie made, We would suggest before compelling the poor wife to submit to various examinations and ynzinsl treatments under n doctor, that both be examined toxcther frst, If you fare honest and want to deaf fair you Will be willing to do thie, One oF the other Is the gullty party or the fault may le In both; howeenr, tt Is ot necessary to have the wife uindergé examination and treatment until you have determined wherein tho fault Wer. “Tho tissues of each af yen mar be so damaged by the venereal In- fection that tho proapeet af ehildcen coming te bless your family ix abeo= Tutely hopeless, Hut do net be diss courage, as the examination may Feveal uw Femovable cattso, THE ONLOOKER By A. L. JACKSON EE PULAR CHAMPION nut what a Wille-Rempaoy rate WILLS, a wholesome It- | would attract the attention of the ay from the Far West, ant | entire sporting world, in her elghtcenth year, — the courts at Forest Tlie, THIS MAN'S ARMY f, and in exceeitingly bust- ER attention was called to samme Syton procesded to make | C)speciat rezulatlonn tanec. fer ‘cham= the Benefit of tho brother mt nto Fort Benning, Ga. Of course the Detore BERT | mero fet that thle comes frum it was MERE AMMM | Georsin ought to de enogh. *fhesa mn. She BERLE | repulations have to do with the em- wletory BRAMESE | ployment of domeatic servants 4 the 5 taken ae fort. Wo understand that xnnie of kos Read | the wives of the solllers work vs rmpion, = servants at the post and are there- cevedl” = fore subject to theso regulations, the re- @ SEEM | These people are competied to zet x raise QSSNOe Ba | cerca ot Henn trom te erain: ion ot AP fe. Ry | ining surgeon before they can hold a Na te AREAMASY® | fob.” true te tn discretionary wity the 1 stuf employing ‘officer ax tn whethie ne now to fot nm physleal exumination shall be irae to AsL.dackson | required of white domentic aerzacta to lose. employed at the post. The ty toter- champions manage to do | esting. Apparently white dostarcic Gnd gracefully. We wish | wervants are net mubject to divears. Wr girls would study and | And what do these Jotw pay? The seamplo of thisfixe Youas | women get the muniticent pur of California, ‘They could do | $460'q week, which, ncconiting to the Gnstderabtfe advantage fo | regulations, may he decreased to $2.0 wind tothe rest of us. It | or raleed to $5. Janitors get 310 a gary to be etomnboy ani | week. Working for Uncle Sam ev! ito bea champion, [cls | dently does not aiean very taue*h tn pesaibie to win champlon- | the way of moines. at leant In Gears. ‘either sex and still play ee either sex and stn ey | euse DINCHOT ULTIMATUM EY ORY EES: Meverney ee G Peneesteanta, eho tn cue opts fom te rolng to lve pan bony a hard run for the Wevaldential see ination. ham spoken him mind. the coal operators and miners, He rare there must be no xtrie. ‘The {utile Sit be for hin andl=—the neWereipere to the conteary—he will pet the eZee for that aceornpilahment If the re Ie'averteds and we think Mt Swill be It the reports that wages aretee rated hve true. We aympmibize with the Coat miner In bie demand for more agen not only Because there ro #0 Thang of our own kind engaged (1 the Industry, but Uecause the coat ralnar ‘nd his family have one of the teak fst dob to. live an enjoy fe that Se have in this countrs. They dex OOS Orde a "Tet i the “cccanton for nteci ae es cee Zanes Aa ner He oe oo eee feed eee geo Beet cane testy meveeate re oes dently conscious of the opportunity sek ol tees arse BO wae Tee rior, A ne coe Sel fe a peneene a ees ives ove So “ pusnan soe hee Gok TTASSE 90 ee, ik ‘Mr. E.G. S. writes: “Doctor. [ bare been married five sears. "Sly wite ts 27 years okt and 1am 32 Year old. Shy had I oer or appendicitis and sy 4 ij smpenattls ant Le aa | tube. 1 am flim heatchy. The {| a a only sickness 1 paacar es) ever had was the {| Saaeee S|} “nut in 1918. We |] SERN I true eapve” chl= Bats | Tron. Doyo" | ee? | think’ that syph- | tla yeara ago [~ se Would affect one ENOL pow? Can ae s Rea. lave A) "DE Willawe anes. | | geo * ] re, | aoe | eee | ee | Sr Ds "Ba Wilieme: twhe gone? What do you think ts the guuse of us not having chil- aren? As to Syphilis Reply: Syphilis ts very prone to produce steriitty in the man or he the causative factor In bringing about abortions, curly’ miscarriage oF still- born (dead) ehild In the wife, If you had syphilis In your early dass and aid not undergo proper treatment. In All probability’ you have syphilis Yet, Syphilis sometimes does not mani- fest igel€ for 19, 15, 20 or 40 year Ie then attacks your nervous system. perhaps your brain,spinal cond, heart, blood vessels, ete It is very’ Mkely that you are the cause of your wife not bearing children. Perhaps your Wife had genorrheal Infection of the tubes—due to that old case of “strain” that you called t—but more Ukely It was un old ease of Ronorrhed or xlect that was never cured. ‘The very fact that your wife bad to undergo operation so soon after marriage for appendicitis and re moval of pus tube indicates in all probability. that It was a case of Sheneymoon appendicitis,” which ‘means venereal Infection. She max Hever bear children—but the cause of her barrenness If very patent. If the remaining tube 1s healthy: and patent, the ovaries normal, the uterin in at ood, healthy condition and there Is ho Infection—no vaginal discharge— ee see no Fensons Why sho should nut be ublo to hear childeen tf her Huisband ts clean and. healthy—not Paamaged goods.” ‘The reason that the majority of yeung women do not hear children ts not due to any fault of the seman, But Is due to fault of the husband. ‘Too many young men feel they must Eh torment Rip dcanh Sabre ELEN WILLS, a wholesome Iit- H tie nay trom ite Far West, not yet. in her elghteenth year, walked on the courts at Forest Wits, Tong island, nnd in exceedingly busl- ewsiize fashion proceeded to make herselt tho cham= pion woman ten- iJ nis player vetore Mie Feva woman. Khe ECS Toor her victory cae igs fs sho has taken ae her defeats, kos Cleared real champion, eal nnd deservedly’ aa hawson the re- f e spect nn well 8 ~~. the adiatration o¢ ARs.” the wortd. Te A RefMan: fakes real stuf . to know how to Win as wellas to A-LeJackson ne. ‘Onty real champions manage to do oth well and gracefully. We wish come of our girls would study und follow the example of thts“flxe young miss from Callfernia. ‘They could 0 so with considerabla advantage to themselves and to the rest of us. It fy not neceasary to be a tomboy ani a roughneck to he a champlon. IC Is Altogether possible to win champlon- ships from elther sex and still play the role of -a lady or gentle- maz, We aaa Hacor are devel- oping rapidly in many directions ‘and we note with particular gratiflea lon the strides made In sports like tennis and golf. During the recent matches Weld under the auspices of the American ‘Tennis association we were as much Interesed In the man- ners and deportment of the players ‘and officials as we wero In thelr form fon the courts, For hero were what the man inthe atreet would reeard 33 examples of olir best. It Is a rather dificult task for .us at this stage of the game to bulld a real aristocracy on the-basia of hood an~ cestry or imonoy, but It fs certalnly possible te bulld one on a sure foun- Gatton of brain, Tanners and char- acter. ‘The possession of the first two ‘quallties ustally denotes the postes~ Son of the latter. Tt seems to us as though some of the leaders amone tug coitld do Rood service in helping to make finished ladies and gentle- men out of vomo of our champlons and champlons ont of some of our Tadies.and. gentlemen: in order that we may always be sure of putting our real best bofore the world as ex- amples of our worth and ax: Inspira~ tion to those who Would follow. + Ay LART. © ts eneswesging to ae ee Tistire press fg at tase aroused to ~ the paint where It gees the In- Justice {mposed upon Tarry Wills tn keeping Im from. getting a match swith Jack Bentpses. while all the set~ dups'and near-champions walle up and {she thele-meaieine for few rounds fand cash In at the-box office. Wills has proved his worth as a man and as ‘a gnter. It ig a fact bevond con- tradiction that it anybody has a chance to" wrest the crown from Dempsey Witls ts the man who ought <to.come nearest to dottig.the fob. The ‘outspoken sport ‘Writers throughout the: country until nov. have been Hle ahs of pushing thigmateh. But new ithes’ eeem ‘bound :to "make our friend, Rickard {fom Teka forcet the ‘potions of his" native ‘state. aad: put oni.a res) ‘match. «'There a a6‘doubt GOOD ADVERTISING © THIS NEWSPAPER CONSISTS OF TWO SECTIONS-BE ‘SURE YOU GET BOTH OF THEM ees . ; } ‘ THE, >. 4 ms CHicagompetender : ead Esl wortps EMi(akearestiao weexey Ry | a - - NEGLECTED| 72 “Waite tie” of the Souk | |BABIFS CRY Mest eits Pasteosie Don. BRITISH 10 Told in This Infamous Picture of the City of Rio de Janeiro BOYS NEED rons-roorconoenrrosom-rastrer) FOR THER |e seompazee, (GIVE APRICA Po Ma ay a ee Lo ee 3 a ee ae ee Aree vse a ree 77/7) hess caicias eaiiivew sit Las Oe ae _ New York, Aug. 31—A recent in- vemtigation af the caseg coming Inte he children’s court revealed an as- onishing. number coming from Har Jem, pariieularis. smonz our box “This condition has prevailed for some dime, “but withthe closing of the Schools it hay inereased: alarming} ‘n-an effort to find the reason WAY xne'boy in Hasfem came within the Eraap o€ the tow st a rate fae greate Shan’ the hos in other sections nome Femarkable facts were disclosed. Fer Instance, there, ix not one singte ivi Orranieatlon, ehnritable or otherviee Sherauing inthe interest of the boy Siarieme The Hig Brother moversent tone ime employed a moan of ou Froup to look after the boss of out Rincer fac thag man was fet out in Ray ‘and ‘the Big Brother Movement Joes absoluter nothing now to fur- her. the mental and. physical ad ‘ancement of our boss. End Boys’ Welfare Movement ‘Three years ago there was locate! auf and 6 West sist Stan or" Enolzation called whe Hays Weltar ESociation. “It was headed by John D. Saunders and at one tne was fing the recreational needs of 630 Toyatwho. came to the 1ilding rea lars. Phe Mowry. club, an orean- Feation of white eonle, vecame i= {crested tn tho ausociailon and. a8- Tansee sume imonee toy te hallding. taking over the greater par of contol. Then. cane. tho. ysl Mined of management, board of Crus: Xeon ete, made-up of the sate cr Soi are’to he found atthe head nose organizations of that kind. Next Jnvacquence came the snl "do noth ing" of those people who invariable Fea in on tie board, have thelr names Frinted on the suivioners and. thes Biglisn whatever: they can fromthe Eggo the thing. 1: 7 ‘Stunders eventually cot out of yi grpuibation and aradiauy haiti Founy the two buildings suit stand there’ unoceunted, closed, to xitirfs the ‘clalmm of the Notary cub. and Quine nothing for the physiealhet- ferment af aur hess. The whole dnovement that gave such great aftumise tn a infancy has heen per: Fnttved to vie. and the old tine bear Those namer'Gecorate so.many gi Tor bards dia nosking. to save the dreanisatton oF the Boss. ‘Strects'for Playgrounds Taaay throughout Harlem the boy must inake the streets. his sriay- Fraud. ‘Thousands of the lady are Seicalt day-veithout any parental care Hewat “tngye oarente mut work ore al of Mesa hows are naturally Kets Were finely: nie fone aren” i he ond hose mist mangle with ‘the Tina Sind the “weak Ind with tho Riri die therefore faMls into the Sinyaof tho average street bos, gain: Jns the ‘arly education that ‘makes Rint" patencal mate for Hate: Prison That this condition should preval eegune no one. seems interested 10 Sor tase is depioraite. The churche. Sass him up the eivie orsanlzations Qoucte ile ight If they -toweh ies Real, the city Rovernmentneglerts Rim sind “falls te. provide proltion ‘Eiger who would exert a Sindy in fusnce over the bos, and. the po- iteat ‘powers that he in Tarlem ab. tolutety forget that such a hein as the'hoy exists. eacins these condi- Aline ic is, Inewdtatle that our hn SSM require more Gian hie sare 0! Settation In the juvenile court. At! inten nome of the churches oF elvic Minleies "rake. ‘engulsance tt iuustion the rang spirits mow 80 ev! Gene, wh sow inte something far nore danseroun, net only to the DOs eee ce aoe BROOKLYN MOURNS -LOSS OF U8, ATTORNEY'S EMPLOYEE oe nn. af | enone and one of |PAteeRUmeenee Fuh cS cy ee Shins | Ce 3 Ponca on s rea See tune | = eo" eo La i Sim ivere et [A i iniitetees were ES ee ‘on hand to pay | Sires eee Para Jettea humselt | et seatet ns Ae ee at aa oe ‘rhe’ euros (Rages sok eae watt Sek [PRB ES age Te erecta. BR fa We “We S'S | PRR See Teterzon ord. = - Neo eae The GRnction — Agdeew J. Carr of being the only Ay Ghe'at Gur eeoup to be a clerk in the Pita kee torn ts attee Se Nas horn in Washington 42 yearmaco Bad caine’ to Hoskin when he seas BoA Sound” Me maw one of the ors Jina OF mie dminag"S. 1 Pastor FUhnis elu ‘asa fenided “12 Sebe> send tt en healed wale Be hud Te, The deteanel fe sure Saeed AY" laone Mess Nee Carrs w Soa stacy taker” moter and Sect 'irandeleinen ho "venidea In Afctubston DG tnucrmnent wae Hanreee Gemeterss NEW $740,000 HOTEL Asante Clee Sy fy. At SuCA echtet eG nd iin Wine bie EGGS UL Bene Dent" irc, will be atarteg here is ean Wee Sbae Sea a ek Ey AT Pa eating og nglaha RULERS Aimee 0 "Brel Avec GRAS ui ba ie Wms hh a NEW YORK WOMAN SEEKS TO BECOME ALDERMAN AGW OS Oe ees ae eres See Rtandolph, 120 West 136th St, proml- Rent orpuniser and. social "worker. Has been nominated by the Socialist paty to run on thelr tcket this fall Joe "muaerman of. tho “ist assembly Sisteict. Mew. Teandoiph is the wife of Owen Randolph, edtter of the fi doin ipiononcy endl The “White Lie” of the South Told in This Infamous Picture ee ee WOULD YOU GO NORTH TO JOIN THIS LINE? ETAT POTENT TT To PATORMS WERE CS eee ee A 7 a aera ae Be Cee LRA AMES Paeai 77) eee ey Nees 7 LY) ATE . = ris Coming frets the Necth of How You Wil Be Treated if Yeu Go There from the Hocpitable, Seuubiay Souther * JHE New Orleans States, daily paper, in its third ‘article with a special message to our men and ‘women golng North, pletures a line of supposedly hungry men and women waiting in a bread line, with a Mace man and a dog bringing up the rear of the line. ‘This ts another Iying attempt to keep Race men from thinking for themselves and coming North to freedomand opporunity, ‘The southern white man foal Minselt¥e he thinks that this kind of tying plctures will stop Race men from leaving @ country that hus meant nothing but SWEAT and SORROW for himself and bis children. Better to live in a country where any line. no ‘aatter what kind, {8 a man’s line. You will note that ‘h thie pleture white men and women and Race men are on the Same hawt. There ts no special line for RACE inion to enter the kitchen oor. If there ever should be A bread line It will be for all men and women, Terardless nt thelr color oF race. You Know, of course you do, for God gave you brafns to think with fast aa he gave them to the white man, that no white man oF organization of white men spends thow- ‘Sinds of dollars on full page newspaper advertising with Syéelal_ messages written to you Just because he. Toves ‘ou ang wants you to stay in the South to dnjoy its beau Hut gunshine. “What does he do when he wants you and our seife to go out into the cotton Meld? Just sends you A message to come, of rides up to your door and orders Fou out of your eabin to the Meld. Up North you can PICK your own Jol, and quit when you find a BETTER fine.” Phe rate of pay Act for you is tho SAME RATE Sct for white men who do the same work. If a WHITE man ean live on that pay YOU can. And REMEMBER that some things go with that pas envelope up North that never, while the sun shines, will come to you south of the Mason and Dixon line. What aro they? Safety for your wives und daughters. No more doing 2 week's wish for a family of ten people, for 50 cents and he SCRAPS from the table. If your Wives must work they will work with every convenience at hand. No lugging around of heavy tubs. They will have gag, heat hot water and steam tubs, where all they will. Bave a do ill be to turn on the faucet. ‘They will Work trom § to i o'clock tnstead of from SUNUP to SUNDOWN. And they will get thelr pay at the end of the day's work in- Stead of when you can eatch the boss home or when he feels Uke giving it to you. Better be ina bread lite In ‘free country than to be in the South and be forced into the CHAIN GANG LINE for asking wnat is cue You, or in a FLOGGING line formed by the whitecap- jers who WORK you by day and WHIP you by NIGHT you are getting on too well. : "Thir New Orleans States editor says that the north- rn white people are untrlendly. Well, let us see what ne means by unfrlendls, He does not Iynch you. Your ‘chool teachers and your doctors and your laweyera do not have to ride in Jim Crow cars. Thelr méney is good there, Mr. Colored Mas, Gapd Une Reports Coming frown Maid Thrashes Mistress Over Wage Dispute Far Rockaway, 1 L, Avs, 31 Kromet Stace st here Aver’ wir atieg Heege: eirarda, Sint Bhar us tote art thse foal Mahe home'ok 310 stetion ARS her ttre sehen he See LT, SUES race in ae MSPs were fying fast, with the THA Sie" Blorsamseys mustard GAR Ge isan andthe gin waa ASIGe, GF"iuth, Faeee threatened to RMioP Santo the Atverne station aul rough the pale, charged with Weing “hysterical A Preferred’ againet’ Sire Stotesbury. BULLARD, FORMER , 6. A, SUBJECT, WEDS PARIS ‘GIRI wert) Daanan Gateud; formers of riage of Bugeae Bullard, formerly of the ‘French aviation forces, to. Ailss Nareelle Suraumann, 2 native lf ius Ween announced. "Phe cere: tony took place at the mayoralty of the ‘Tenth ‘Arrondlssement’ Wednes- Say, July 24, and was witnessed: By a Broun ot friends, ie groom in a former resident of wre CSA, coming Ip Paris many Sears ago fram the stite of Georsta Baring the World war Bo enlisted tn the army-and wag assigned to the AWiation forces and engaged in set- eral daring air battles with German Planes. fie’ was awarded Mrench War medals for bravery fa action, Slonaicur Tulldrd was, introguced to the American. public recently when he forced the Paris edition of the ‘Chicago Trftmune to. retract “n Statement. in which hls. war record was attacked out of malilous propa “The couple will reside temporarily at 18 Thue Franklin, Paris. SHOT IN ARGUMENT Bordentown, N. J. Aig, 31—Talma Lackiler in an alicreation” over woman is, alleged’ to have shor Roy Johnson in the ‘stomach Thursday night while they were attending carnival of the Progressive Colored hand. Johnson was taken 10.4 hos- pital in ‘Trenton, N. Jin 9 serious Condition, Lackiigr exéaned. INJURED IN ACCIDENT. Roston, Mass. Aue. 31.—Arthur Wi uate gf unee Sas seri in mobile in which he wag riding ‘collided ith “an" qutg, driven be. Jasen St Girthe” of. Belmont. "Wiliams was seg tothe Che Noelia here a Seasalnation recestes. 6 brakes, collar for the samo kind of wervice that qualified white men Jand women get. Como North and sce where your own leaders live who have the money. They do not have to Dulld fino housew in the middle of shacks or on un- paved streets, where there are few if any street lights ‘They ive on Uoulevards, close to good schools and parks, with no signa on them Tike they have In the South, which Keep you and the dogs outside. ‘You can live there, too, when you have mado your pile. 1f YOU cone mnie tt your CHILDREN can, Can you do that in Loulsianat? This editor says that the northern white people are un- friendly. Let us have moro of that kind of unfrlendll- hess which. provides schools for your children nine months in the year and the other three mpnths, too, 1 you caro to send them. If you forget to send them to ‘Sehool they are so unftiendly that they send a taw of- Acer around to see why they are not in school. Have you got a geod LIBILARY in your homo town? Have you Sot a GOOD HOSPITAL there, too. You will nd them fh Pitishurgh, Cleveland and Chicago. if your daughter fs quallfled can sho teach school anywhere but [nan outworn Dullding In the South? in Cleveland se can teach black and whito children in first-class, modern, Areproof school building. And when he retires, from ‘old age or ill health she will get her share of the pen- sion funds instead of getting cheated out of them and ‘allowed to starve to death. As far as pay 1s concerned, ‘you get what you carn and not what some lying, cheat ing, cracker bookkeeper SAYS you earned. If they make a mistake up North in your pay you can holler and get what Ig due you. ‘Do you dare holler on Mr. Charile down home? “It ig worth your fe if you do and you KNOW it. Of codrse, rents are higher In the North than they are in the South. You pay more for a first- class racing stable than you do for a pigsty anywhere, even in tho South, although they insist on reserving the plesty for you and charge you what they please. “You ‘ean walk on your own sidewalk without being pushed ‘of In your 500d clothes because some White man hap- peng to take a notion to push you off. At least, in the North, you cin push BACK when you are in the RIGHT. “Pinally, remember that there.are many kinds of lines, ‘and the worst Line of them all is that Jiw Crow line In the South. Look oround you at tho deserted cabins of your neighbors. Look at the Inereased pay check, cven in the South. “Look at the empty cotton flelds and then you will see why you aro getting all this spectat atten- Uon from the southern white man. If you are too Je- norant to see these things and still want to stay tn the South, then stay and take your medicine. If you want to be a man, if you think you can do what thousands of FOREIGNERS have done in the North betore you ‘and they traveled ueross the ocean to do it, then pack Up your things. Make up your mind to be a man ana give your women a chance to be something else beslaes slaves and harlots to southern whites and comg North to ‘exh uk Sour dun Gestiny Burned Hog Meat Given Uncle Toms Sine iene ores Roeper ers Seed nt mick mr Sian 2 eee Pel cette a i ea i cite a te and education for thelr children, not Serer Sha een Be ae aes ees Pc Sarees Beier iain ta Seren ee Sanyo Sareea acer Shaka fae Blots ten pee ey aad eran Seon ete ee Readies a fe ore ea ces a Yeo runes, varia ah Set Ramee mea eens Matera Rea eae area eae a Seer hatoaaticr a rene ar noes 6 pe taeda need ath Pct Sunn ee kee Faken win ate eer eee Pas anh ae Ree who hn ao Loses Teeth In Fight spe Eich Mea arth Ser ang bane ies Reon Sam” Reddick, “af, Sits ine ‘Gennes, Avge had several iecth knocked ‘Senne °C saean’ tants ate i | Washington Elm Is Dead, Shaft Will Mark Spot _Cambeige, Maas, Avg, 31-—The ae ret See iat wash eton teak Ctamge ot Praeeailamy iacar a iiss ina letter so Mayor award W. oefavor Quinn i icarned, 1s cage gouimein mee fark the bistotie abot when tho tee Re* dh sewed. "tho "irae Sr Ristribuved as souenies among the ase “An offshoot of the Washington elm sis" anted ‘on the Canbridee eam Eenao ear age and now fe dor PEOPLE'S VILLAGE SCHOOL TN ALABAMA GALLS FOR AID ai crane aes, Ais. 28 located: s school whose oficlal title tn the Peo: Pies village school. It ta/xnown, In Gduentlonal clreles ag At Stelgs [Booker 7. Washington made Its work well known "to the world in his speeches and Writings. "A brave lit He woman, a product o¢ Hampton Institute, 1s head of this conter. 0 ‘education and elvie life tn this: part fof Alatamna. “For 20) years some. o its ‘buildings nave stdod. the. stress of storm Now te need rept ahd. paint tn order ‘that thoy may continue to verve the boys and girl fof the Race who seek help at the Eates of this Institution. “You readers who may have attend- je@ school and received your nest real fnsight into the world 9f letters and seloneo eed. no reminder of. the Reeds of such schools as Ait, Stcigs You know without the teing of the urden schools like this ares, work: Ing. short of necessary" equipment fana-funds for giving the beat to thel any eager students. "Those ef You ‘who may have missed an opportontty Te share the. blessings of uch school have an onportuntty to make it up to others Uy helping them. t receive ts benefits, ‘Teo Tong have ‘We depenided ‘upon the white man to So fifth work fr “us” Ae" ae ‘rogress In tho world It 13 up to us to Take'on some share of the burden According 49 our means. i¢ allot fas would. give something, no. matter How small seems alongelde’ of the other fellows itt, what an inepira- tion ie'would bs not ony fo'the other larger givers. but tothe workers i thesgfonlg‘hemieivan, ho «ua depend s0 largely" upon spieitual re wards rather than. upon adequate pay for thelr services, ‘We hope those who read this story will” Send “contributions to. Ate [Georgia Washington at People's Vi jage school, Mount Melgs, Ala. “Daddy, mother bas on amy an tee ee : mens one Sha See is ste Fey ed fie, wie, We Beh Mace ca eden [ice siern ee 9 ian, saa Rig) tude wat f 1B SS eee Sei ries ss Arthur Col police Sanday Reena | Cole, 2 sears Beeps | sit accoraine to 3 Ma Ser iaanees ee Be a | ee Coe ine er. i B30" SE “noes FORRES sedi i| us, wit, “kre EN TON | Suincine Cota LO |] fete hi and het Remade, so] fs 0 charen medio thus Bra i sear is uz old, "six" weeks ‘ Reed Ses. Tum teats n “eee BaD ead cites hs : smar'Gole tote BET S| pital tan Se oo ra Se rerun Be AthorGsle PALO ls Evening. 30" ace leused ner relatives of harboring Re Snaasken that an oMeer accompany Rin to tie home of his witse siater Bir Gatte Sasi tae Penile Ave Ho" nantea’ an’ tnderstancing: his Bir denested hiew"whinout cate, ne ld, ae wanted ne to return for ovate af the chore, who nected eine Cot faite to eee is wife. er sistor, Noster, reminded len nd an Sid ote rent dabe of afte sett ae fer ‘which developed to. Sears ass ‘Niven he and His wife: were sommes In'SicsONenty home, “hia wat far ay Cote got in getting an under Stintogs te.” feultess "errand rough tears again to hin esee no he seeese ea tae fo his roan Sith Ms tpotherieesehiidsen: ‘Wants the World to Know or don't see how a mother ean de- sert her babies" he said, "and f'wan the Corte’ to meow about thias Sy duty 7 attas {tle ‘argument mith me over Froning a. shit Since then Tes seen” her only gree, Phat was yhreo Weeks AEO when “1 urged her to return for the sake ot fhe. children. She, retuned. “ima plaster. er aga T make $1 fan hour a Becks Tr pay 3850" a week Foom fent” for myself and Babies and $14 a week. extra. for my landlady to oo while Tam at work. | I was good t0 in eit” We matcled out ear 2 selon Sit Sas Sten Si age inna ane eho Oe ie a Fidhaeliea ita tole alee we Spears 2 seen SL a GaSe itt wie am ech Radel ae Ae cae a er ere AS cabs Tail a et of Se ole Penans ie ie tae en irda tec Src SEES oi see Seg Wien wat wh FRNA Soe oe eae Tease to Provide oe nt with him tan eon sar ona Seung it decree Sieur tusand at vowing ay th meer tee sry fi mney ant te se ede ot cat ea Seema a Sa dec Se ete iehadts Res ance farrier meget es Coe tated te peo tas en, 2 sssg di heats we ee kn - roe,f snc hae Pe ole eter ies SS sae Lacrreniend ts ean tar SAAR «ntl Pu feted Bohl! eee Bett is se Spa diame Se eae oe Se HEFT nos Ns hk fle pees eer seraeh a Fey no a Be a hetiee Sere Ss er lhe Ta Dae CHARLES MAGILL LEAVES STAFF OF WORLD'S GREATEST Lie too omg x Ey Pro ie es seeral runager of the ‘Chicago De Ete Hany Candnen® ete tra lind Race Enna is nate Sie ae Telriath US LAP hai Serer MS dU Gr aoe ie Ekg lech Sie ct Se Hiatal te Bat a st ata ENE Ss came 3 Pict ane fale ametine! Qaeda Aiea ane 2s, ar SHEE Sah Saco BeecStae iehe Sadr interes Sea Te hove Suan Rreea he Eee Wah atanceeh ate it ip Rasheed strat Sagas estate Ge nt Wake HE EOS er ACIS aie ne BE aa ei A Sainte 4h ePuha dial Bp eas dice danke St wag Nae dicks OF nar SRS. CHARGED WITH ARSON Boson ae, av. shone Miner abet Wee dead ee weshe Wis Mce eee fire trasrten aria Seay oe Mae Sehat inte Wystintie Sa SGT eat Sa Bi lager oth Bae 2 Bin ter cht Peete Herat ithe ae aa Bert tidhaidere ree 2 tee Basta ria ae ates iases Nin te, building. "ie Head of the Engineering Dept. of the City of Rio de Janeiro Bg eae Pete AS eee aT ce ee os aE ioe ence cee» Soe See ee fae aes a7) Se > ee ge BN Ae Pe fee ee ee fey Le ey ee - ih eed Gof eee BO lc ee Neen Beene ee a ease Sa Sy Hien Cigssonie tae mete Bachar Gotenis & Asai ad otha seeitiainge and road ‘conecruction in SSeS Oi! male sie Wes seal balou : = a SSS | MY TRIP THROUGH | SOUTH AMERICA | Article 4 (Continued)—Rio de Janeiro By ROBERT S. ABBOTT | E Editor and Publisher of the Chicago Defender | ————— "aa “The Wan of Glory || waits sessed tie oa Grete De test sonnets ot Crom © Seuuad the way ts rosy and ot gold, {Grace With strange flowers in bloom, ‘Teemutous feaves ef acanthus, MPetle ‘nd stately palm: On the way the traveler meets treasures By“which the soul may arise: Some’ to elurnat-beatitide. Wile ‘Sulere "see, meditate, and g0 ‘dreaming one ‘The earth has ste eetestiat beings, But unseen ay It were ‘Phrough tho heat of human stiite, ‘And’ the eficets of a sinister wine ‘Since the war there, ts much con- fused opinion expressed among, North Nimerican Negeues aa: to the, iaeter’s palvilege to tmmmigrate into Brazil A Positive Diet fe held tn some quae~ {ors thac recently enacted. imimigra- tfon jaws of trasit prohibit the entes fof Negroce. into the country: a8. Der= imancat residents, And too often, Un- fortunately, this falvo. understanding {s'maintaiied by. persons. who, have the desire and means to settle in the Gountey andeno ‘doubt dowel. I thought fr-wwoll to settle this aties- tion once tor all.” ‘The following: 1s nosworn translation of %, STOUp ot facta aot forth on the matter by" Dr EXarssto. ‘de Storncs, "an. erainent ember of the court of Rio de Janeiro Rnd one of Usnzile foremos:. Juris Consults. “hie will show. how the uestlon of Negro Immigration frst rose, and at the same time give con- Gfoske proot. that there. Ie no Fe Striction of any” form against’ North [American Negroce setting in Beast TRANSLATION: THE QUESTION OF THE PRO- HIBITION OF THE ENTRY OF EgLoneD PEOPLE WTO BRA- an a Opinion ‘The Brazilian federal constitution promulgated on. February 24, 189% [grants tho moat itberal and generous Principles to foreigners. ane section or part which re fers to" tho. declaration of rights, I found are hich shows ta i tention. in many of tte. paragraphs Kote oreigners resldent in Brasil ‘they ‘are nosured of tho same rights aging natives wih regard to fat tiauat berry and. property. ‘One of the above paragraphs 's thus expressed x ‘fin ‘time of peace, ansbody “can enter or leave national territory, with is fortune aud goods, whenever and Rowever I sults him, without a pass- ere "Formerly, that's, before the con- sls wan "prombratea, the bro Sistgnal. government “(presided over Sy Starsnail Beodoro dx Fonscea, and Of which such men a8 Ruy Bagbosa Quintine Bocavura 0 Campos Salles formed, part) had by decree of Feb- fiary 2b isto, revered: ail the lave that required a pasaport fm te ‘ence, aa being incerspatible with the Pale bf complete. ioutvidual iberty And. hindering immigration. Since Rowever, the arrival a¢ bad elements [of nosious Indiviguals, In Brazil, be- ame considerable, people, who sou {iy esuntey in order to live. by viet ind crime, there waa a. strong ‘re etion of public opinfon, nd dt wa decided, after serious double, 10 pro: Mbit the entry” of these undesirables The law Gears the number 4247 ane fhe date, 6 Samune 321 it rrants the eoverhment power tc pronfbit the entry ot the. following Batezories ot Inaividuats: Ist. ‘Those expelled trom otic ema 24. ‘Those marked by any, foreign volley danserous to publts order. a Thowe who have edcaped tom another country for having been con: ‘Sieted of any. of the following crimes: Homielde, thert, robbery, bankruptcy. forgers, “smuggling, fraud, Issuing false money. nimmps. th. Those sentenced by Brazilian Jsutges for any’ of the ahove men- Uoned ertimes. ‘Sth. ‘Those who are maimed, crip- pled,"blind, insane, destitute, suffer. Ing. (com ineurabte diseases. or bad contagious diseases. ‘th. Foreign women who como here “for prostitution. "Mth. “People over 60 years of axe. it" wt he seen that the law does not aikow ehe prohibition of entry to Firaailon account of color or race. Tin the event of their being restrlet- Jed.'in. their movements on arrival thoy "will ho immediately” protected bbe habnes corpus, In accordance with Gi, Be of Art. 72 of the federal con- /stiuation, as has ‘already’ been done in the eae of foreigners, when, wlth fout Tegal’ reason, they have been hampered on landing. ‘Across four federal stamps of the total value of one thousand and two }nindred rela; were leible the follow- ey eae AS SS epee Sy Sonar eas HS fi Bay ge aa a Eee et rte Biel rc Rae Se Pee eases el oes se Seer epee O72 eee Be oI Fae, Ree Rice area eee | Erne Senhor Cruze Sours, the great Rican pest of eisai von’ the Toth OV Fiarch ast all tho Itersry and Biase out' te poy Cibute fo his memory: (Br. ‘and Baan Abo, who Sere ithe ey atthe time, were woes. in the: ity: at ihe Siam wie ta ord, RO a ae lo a jot May, 1023. varisto ue Sforaes, . “Advocate of the Courts of Braz! member of the Institute of Advocates nd of the Society of Lawyers, and Journalist.” EXPLANATORY REMARKS. Te should be noted that In Brazil there never existed any Ml feeling ‘with regare to color or race: ther hax never becn any race antagonism ‘When. slavery existed, to which thousands of Negroes," and “halt breeds. were. subject, Coroled mer Fenchea ho highest, positlons, occu: pled public offices of great respon- SIDING, ‘were deputtes, senators, min \oentinusd on Pane 10 BRIT I GIVE AFRICA EDUCATION New York, Aug. 31.—America's unofficial participation in. interna~ tonal affatrs ie strikinsly tustrated by a recent development in British ‘educational poltey tn Africa, accord tng to Dr. Thomas Jess Jones, dle rector of edueation for che Phetps= Stoves fund of New York, who. re fumed after thee months in. Eng land-and on the Comment. ite re ports the formation of = British. ade Staory committee. en Adtican educa Yon wnien wilt develop training, for the. natives ‘along the lines. worked out at Hampton and Tuskegee, ‘sonop/ spent ie montes aring aeto and To2t" in Went, South and Gentrat “Afriex, a2 chateman of the ‘Xtrican ‘ducaiion sommission, and inter wrote the omcial report which has. stimblated interest is. England to break away" from te Purely fore al education of tradition and adapt the alning fo the practleal Reeds Bf Jcommunal “african fife. Speasing ta Sarllament on July 25 th regard to tho organisation of the imperial ad= Hoty gmmited Sayer Gempby- Hore: under-acerciary for tho colo ‘ge sald Siretwero tea to. thie targely_ an 4 result of & most extragrdinorily interesting report prepared by. De. Hivsso Jones: ile haa made most hheintui contribution to tho subject of ‘Xitlean ‘education trom the point of Sew of the native. Te it hoped that De Jones may pay A stnalar Halt Torthe Eant African colonies.” ‘tho Belgian, government is show: ing '@ similar interest in this Feport ant Is planning to. translate Je. for iMintezbudion among thelr coloniat of= Relais “The conference which ted up to the. organisation of the -advivory Committee on African edeation was {feta in Londo. on June 6." sald Dr. ones today, “amd it iv. significant that atthoush that date. wean” Derby this, sie governors of British colne niet in Rértear the. arehtishop ot Ganterbury and other Important ote fieinig attended. “No tesa signiteant ithe. influence” which Americar Ideatn and practices are piasing. al sheng natin fn eho aevstnn nent of the new Titian poltey. te- Ward. the education of tts ward’ in Airiea: "3E ts. of" good promise. co ihe future: that the to ‘reat. Ene Wsh-apeaiing nations ace. goine "£0 work out together the problers ef their felationship with thelr’ black neighbors. ihe British colonies andthe a fon ef Sout Shieh In sescn- tans" Beltish, together corm. by at fade tho. most potent indwence fo the, future development. economical Una “sodtatly, ef ‘the “vast. continent Of Africa. "This contraling. inf Shot Seine, sob on” feo thet Rrense arras and populacion under Brititn ‘influence. but iso. front the wealth, of cconamie reapursen and the favorabio climatic ednditions of the Ereat tablelanite. Afeiea. tenet Fo" mucha land. of mystery an it a tand. of misunderstandinge, and a thera. rilsunderstandings are cleared tp. tho. continent will come to. Diag AR! important role in worl. aftales= "atthe ‘London conference, which was calfed by. Salon Ormaby-Gore, The permanent advisory committes fon Ateiean education” ean mppoint ‘S_{0, Include. the following: Sip PrederiekTngand ex-rovernor o¢ Nigeria nod. member of the man. Unten commigsion ot the Lente. of Entonsychatrans Su Stehaeh Sad jer. o€ Orford untceraity: the Eamundsbure, who wea former maater of Ruby: Ste Thomas Curry, llreetor of Gordon college at Shar: toum and prominently Identited with the" etmpiee Colton Growing. mare Treat: "dH. Oldham, repressoting The British Stissionary. noctetion. KILLING; ATTACKERS. HELD Trashington, DG, Avg. #1-—ose rearatet, Ba Ginne, t aletemy raeten I gages et get el ie oy acai 8 mote te ee cere sees es Hae haat tim. OP REROTNE sone 24, Mr. Fale SPcitPM nar tnee ace ee Pa ie ac ee tae ete ee ee cotsiiug Sathed ae wih ase ek eee rth Skit ee eet fees ere teats, See Hinirston."hue these were att discount’ Tht ntsoeit at ink case picts Wee Shee ember or cane teh ae Tere wets aneenna ihetet te HP fet Tatunt he Fett ad oe cette ronemearat cee eras tee Scat s Suan eM Gout Matte Re diad Se Tee ena ae wees hae eal oh ee OE rechten he Ae Pee Cte daltteel an” thet a ee a cael Bact fitan Mul iE RE Ne ara, te Beret tes tis inch DOG” OF RESTAURANT FAME Poiana shes tacin Sees a bipber weal fet fecetide seve ioeinati arte Ee losin ‘Wcrineas iaam ani proprisior ot eke aes aay ier Gaeta meee fe ante Bape Fant. Was telegraphed o€ her husband's Bike tuittarny tee tee sey Shey Be ae Bigiae Snieaen were sen Saravana Seep, Sot coe tate ie seuat her oi uel 2 EeGeased! apes a wile CRUEhTe THE FAMILY OF MARY E. MCKINNEY Senhor Frank C. A. McMurray and family, formerly of Little Rock, Ark., and who quit this country for Brazil in 1891 C. A. was shortly after the Elaine riot, and Mr. McMurray, who was a mail carrier in Little Rock at the time, suffered close escape from his family of his duties. Members of the family are as follows: Frank C. A. McMurray, Senhora Sade M. McMurray and the children, Wentworth, Evaristo, Josephine and Josephine McMurray. PAGE FOURTEEN MY TRIP THROUGH SOUTH AMERICA (Continued from First Page, this Sec) infers of the emperor, who was a private friend to many of them and received them intimately, and con- tinued their friendship, at the time when the abolition of slavery was being treated about, and in the middle of the campaign in Louis Gama Perreira de Menezes, José do Patrocinio 5, Vincente de Souza, Andre Reboucas and others, and of S. Pardo, on giving "Certificates of Liberty" to shaves shook hands with them and exhorted them to be proud of their faith. Here marriages between white and Colored people do not and never have Colored men, doctors, lawyers, engineers, dentists, are, without any scripts, consulted by white people, who only themselves about their sports, and especially in football (which is very popular here), gather in perfect harmony, and united like brothers. The same thing happens in the same way in the navy. All these observations are made to explain the indignation of the Brazilian government. Climate Braza e Andrade Hesera was presented, in 1821, a bill prohibiting the black race. The evident object of the bill was to prevent the advertisement of the black race. The evident object of the bill was to prevent the advertisement of the black race. As a result of a concession of the bill in Matto Grosso, obtained by the Brazilian government, a scandal and malicious article, from which originated the Brazilian press reported it. On the contrary the Correio da Maquina, published in its first column an article by Dr. Assis Chateaubriand, a sociologist, opposing the bill and containing remarks highly appurient of Colored men of the United States. The Brazilian writer said: "It is not necessary to repeat over again the worthiness of the people, but anyone who understands the life of many European countries and compares them with the black communities of North America will not be convinced of the superiority of the former over the latter." "The civilization of the North American black man has reached an end, the narrow-mindedness which desires to form its menalty from the books of the black black North American race war as a holy war, will be ignorant of them." To this the Brazilian jurist discusses the constitutionality of the bill and shows that it could not pass without running the judicial system, the constitution. The mind of the people having been excited in this way, the dispute over the rights of professional society of great weight, always presided over by well known professors among whom, at There the question of constitutionality was put forward, and a commitment was placed in favor of the constitutionality. But opposition was raised, represented chiefly by the ex-Colonel de Morges and Castro Nunes. The former viewed the problem from the social. Both pointed out the inadvisability of the bill passing in the senate, not only as being opposed to civilization, but also to the supreme law of the republic. de Morges described the advancement of the Colored men in the United States and, at the same time, drew attention to the opposition there, quoting French, English and Brazilian writers, and purposefully igniting any author of the thesis remained under discussion for several months in the institutes advocates Exejurio de Morges and Castro Nunes were absent, the report was put to vote. In absence of the two leaders, it failed, 1.0, it was not approved, the institute admitting that the institute Colored in constitutionality. And it did not pass in the chamber of deputies, and certainly never will because public opinion against it. As accompanying these棠姐 was the author published his opinion and won the victory at the Institute of Brazilian Institute. In should be noted that in this Institute there predominate, in a large race, or who claim to belong to it. Across four federal stamps of the date value were legible the following words: Rio de Janeiro, 14th May 1823. (Sineuel Evaristo de Moraes and the signature of Evaristo de Moraes.) Rio May 15th, 1823. In witness of the truth. (Public seal.) Annalise Emiliana Preira do Lago. A true translation. Rio de Janeiro, 24th of May, 1823. Leopoldo Gulargo. (Public seal.) I hope every that the above signifies, of Leopoldo Gulargo, public. 10 The late Senor Jose do Patricio, an imposing figure in latter-day Brazilian history. Himself once a slave, he more than any other individual in Brazil, was a slaveholder. He was a member of the institution of slavery. He stood at the side of Princess Gabel when he signed the Emancipation Proclamation in 1888. A powerful orator and writer, he is often referred to as the "Frederick Douglas of Brazil." Recently his son was awarded the Brazilian embassy at Brussels, Belgium. translator, in his true and genuine signature to the best of my knowledge and belief, without certification of the contents of foregoing document. In witness whereof I have hereunto set forth this consulate general at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this 24th day of May 1923. Edward B. Montgomery, Consul of the United States of America. Fee $2,000 U. S. C. equal to 20,000 by affixing stamp to this document. Miscellaneous fee No. 1397 INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITIES The late Senhor Jose do Patrocínio Brazilian history. Himself once a virtual aroused public sentiment in Institution of lawway. He stood at signod the Emancipation Proclamation Proclamat writer, he is often referred to as Recently his son was taken Brussels A the interest world's nations have to cultivate other regions with cotton, the output has been on the continual decline. "The cotton crop, 1920-21, fell down the less than 20,000,000 bales, whilst the more than 20,000,000 years was always superior to 20,000,000. The customers of the popular customs of the cotton plant, the areas appropriate for same, seem to be principally, those of the three Americas. "North America, especially the U.S. A., enjoyed during the last century that the cotton plant there are doubts about the possibility to increase the U. S. A. cotton output even at higher prices. The U.S. A. are the biggest cotton producers, but cannot any longer satisfy the world's demand, always increasing. There is only one deduction, and which is, that the South American countries, Brazil in particular, are into consideration in order to be able to meet the world's demand for cotton in future years. Brazil with a U.S. A. has a cotton-producing zone which is four times bigger than that of all the southern states of the world. o, an imposing figure in latter-day slave, he more than any other indi- Brazil against the iniquities of the side of Príncesa Gabal when the nation in 1888. A powerful orator and the "Frederick Douglas of Brazil." to the Brazilian embassy at Belgium. natural resources will be duly developed. and govern the governments of Matto Grosso, Espíritu Santo and other states, are taking the necessary steps to construct railways and other means for opening up their states for exploitation. The output of the state of Texas in 1920 was 4,200 bales, 500 pounds each; the products derived from the state were the value of Brazil's coffee crop and three times that of the whole world. Matto Grosso, one of the largest states and one of those which has the biggest superficie of soil-favorable climates, the value of half times bigger than Texas (U. S. A.), which during many years furnished the biggest cotton output at 4,000,000 bales, 500 pounds each. "Matto Grosso alone possesses the largest area for producing twice as much as Texas and if to Matto Grosso one joins the production of Espíritu Santo of Paraguay." THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK THE CHICAGO DEFENDER (state of Rio de Janeiro), river San Francisco (Minas Geraese, Baina, Pernambuco, Sergipe, Algaeas, and the cotton culture in the other states of the Brazilian federation. It is impossible that a man, thinking for one moment only, should not agree to the conclusion that Brazil is destined to become in the nearest future one of the most important cotton producing countries of flowers. With the day's vered the poet's work (Signed) R. T. DAY, A. B. B. S. A." AMERICANS While in Rio, a Mr. Frank C. McMurray paid us a visit. The latter was at the time of the Ehlane riot that Mr. McMurray, who was a nail barrier officer, escaped from poor injustices which would have probably cost him his life. The circumstances of the riot led the Ed. McMurray to post a letter. The government had only recently made a rule that no mail carrier was allowed to mail but that already deposited in boxes. He refused the woman's demand. Words were exchanged and to wreak vengeance the latter laid a charge of assault against the officer before he was able to impress the court with his innocence. Freed, he gave the officer before him great effort was he able to impress the country and settled in Rio de Janeiro. Brassi and his family are in perfect health, economically secure, and their general surroundings present problems. Subjunior is a letter from Mr. McMurray, addressed to me during my stay at the Victoria hotel in Rio. Rua Laurinho Rabelo 65, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 27 de Maré 1923 Illino. Smr. Roht. S. Abbott, Haitien Victoria, Hip. de Marteo, Brasil. Dear Editor:— Realizing that space in your journal must be very limited on account of the size of the notebooks, I shall attempt here only a very brief note. Realizing me great pleasure in hearing your most interesting address of the 10th instant; to meet and converse with you repeatedly on account of the nature of the application which one must experience in conversation with a noble, fearless working worker for the unplug of humanity. Having visited here, I am sure you agree with our tenacious and with selfless enjoyment and the ease with which one moves in the various avenues of life here, in the United States of America. Now, because of our democracy, now price of an indo-developed society is much lower, and our wealth yet unexplored, even coal and oil; virgin forests of finest hardwoods are now available for manufacturing and commercial purposes; the well known rubber and coffee interests; fertility of soil that permits of farming operations every month in the year and the continuity of permits of farming operations for raw material; not to speak of the home manufacturing interests which must inevitably be built up more or less than once a year; the low rates to the exposition, to verify personally these opportunities, all of which have been built up; the mountains, lakes, rivers, plains and forests are practically unlimited, the forests are the view of the foregoing. If one can believe in hidden treasures before they have been unearthed, and in later years developed and that need only to be stirred into a living reality let a 'hint to the wise' be sufficient. And in later years, at any time in the future you desire a more detailed treatment of any phase of this subject. I shall be glad to serve you I came here from Pine Bluff, Ark. to work with the family; two boys and two girls, ranging in age from three years to eight; and also a business place where we shall install as soon as the present building is completed. Wishing the greatest success to your enterprising journal and unlimiting zealous for justice and the continuous march of human progress and in the heightening of its standards, I A FEW GREAT NEGROES OF BRAZILIAN HISTORY Jose do Patricio, editor of the "Clade do Rio," is regarded as the greatest journalist. In the movement for the abolition of the slaves, he was a prominent and consequently hard part. He must rightly be termed the "Fred Douglass of Brazil." Through the press and the plush magazine, he occasionally half of the slave. Even today one of his phrases is much quoted: "The government posed a threat to interesting feature of his character was that he would never accept any government position offered to him." He was not succeeded in stamping the impress of his personality upon his age and for that maturation stature will grow, rather than diminish with time. His art, Brazil has made some worthy contributions. Her greatest sculptor was Pinhelho, a Negro, whose works are to be included in the most famous galleries of Europe. TWENTY-FIFTH COMMEMORATION OF HIS DEATH The 18th of last March marked the 25th year since the death of the great poet, John Green, a republic, various societies of artists, and letters turned out to pay tribute to the memory of this man, who had been a great Brazilian poetry. Mrs. Abbott and I. as good fortune would have it. I was able to tell you that it was out of a profound sense of duty that we accepted an invitation to assist at the solemn exercises held in the cemetery of St. Francisco Navier. The ceremony took place about the tomb gathered artists, writers, members of the Brazilian academy, eminent journalists, and all fervent admirers of the poet. All fervent admirers of the poet. The affair opened with an oration presentation, personal scholar and stusman, Senhor Nestor Victor. Closing, his words were: "Through his works he worked for the person, the scholar and stusman, a capacity to serve others in any and every aspect; that has been his lesson, and not only for those of all times." Perina da Silva resisted a souvenir entitled "Invocation to Cruze e Souza," and then spoke at length the Senhors Vicente Ferreira and Metropolitan Association of Liberal Arts, followed by Senhor Afonso de Doir and Prof. Cardoso, speaking in his lecture. Soclety, one of souvenir later a second secon- dion in commemoration of the death of the poet was held in the Centro Paulista, presided over by the Devi's Flower. Senhoraitta (Alisa) Lourdes Letto. "Begins from a Page of Cruze e Souza." 4. "Three Sonnets," Attilio Miliano 5. "To the Glory of the Great Poet," (a poem), Armando Vieira. 6. "The Sonnets," Senhoret Ligny Dogue. 7. "The Immurred," Mario Vilaya. 8. "My Son," Tasso da Silvaera. 9. "Days' day's end we had converted the poets' bloom into a veritable mount of flowers. AMERICANS IN BRAZIL The "North American Negro in seeking knowledge on life in Brazil invariably turns to the more ready sources of books of travel, written by Cleaning the sowers of Rio de Janeiro demand and Negroes may be seen try. In Brazil it is ability to A man is pulling a cart. Cleaning the sowers of Rio de Janeiro. Here, skilled labor is always in demand. In Brazil, it is ability that counts, not race or color. There is a rapidly awakening interest among white Americans today in numerous opportunities she proffers the man of ambition and energy. And there is a growing interest in Brazil and even from our southern states. If this latter type suffered from the presence of the Negro people in the present day, we have but rendered it infinitely more for there Negro people are evading on every hand, enjoying with inconvenience the present-day democracy. And yet so often the American does when possible attempt to maintain the race discrimination. The Brazilian, who is quite unfamiliar with these sort of practices and uses them as such. And therein lies a weak- ```markdown ``` necess. The Brazilian is of an inherent, instinctive democratic spirit, and quite unable to understand otherwise the victim of race discrimination had made a mistake in interpreting the act as such than otherwise. The victim of race discrimination, to the Negro from North America, the Brazilian seems a bit too sentimental. The latter will learn that American society has a shuining thing that must be not with uncompromising severity. Further, he should consider the fact that states has done next to nothing to build on and develop his own native land. Our eire. Here, skilled labor is always in ent ways, department of human indu- sthat counts, not race or color. Southern states possess an excellent soil and a climate by juxtaposition as well as the past have lived under. Thanks to the strength and docility of the New Orleans city, the salvation of the Southland. The Negro has felled her forests. The city has earned by which her cities have been built the white man is from Brazil? The white South has made one original contribution to human history: the anthropological nature; she has given human language; the one word, "I am," to any other language of the world, nor has it a foreign equivalent. Lynchning is a North American institution, and he has been a professor. Yet the Brazilian Negro, once he becomes convinced that he is being educated in the United States, becomes accustomed to a more bitter pitch of resentment. As an example: There was a certain white Brazilian student in the United States. This country had been educated in the United States. This country, had also imbibed some portion of American race-prejudice. One day it came about that he found a student in a Negro student and member of his class; and this he did by drawing a small figure from his pocket, writing in it a story of esteem and saying: "Look at yourself, I have been educated in North America and I have been educated in any other Overwhelmed with vicious anger the student, the following day, came to the classroom armed and shot the to death in the midst of his class. 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I do hope that you will inform those Billions of people that you answer as soon as possible and that I have not forgotten them, but what answer as soon as possible I have bought nearly all the paper that the club has now waiting to get more. When time presents itself I should be ready. No hurry, as I know that when you get sick you can take more of your valuable time. Best wishes to you and all of Dickerson, 759 N. Claybrook St. Memphis, Tenn. Hopes to Be on the 100 Per Cent List to see among the list of new members one who will that particular person was my supervisor (Vern West). Since my new job was inward to my card and button. In the past that I am 100 per cent. My birthday was July 14. A member at that time so the Billikens could have sent me a card or will write me a line or two—Yours the Billikens West, Box 59, Brenham, Texas. Lonesome Lexia Dear Buds: I had to write three times the letter I wrote to my sister, Paige and now I guess I will have to write five times to get my card. I will have to write five times to get my card and my card and button very soon. I joined course. I realize that you have lots of time to tell the Billikens that I am "Jonesesome," I have not received any letters in a long time that I would be the happiest. I will write me half the letters that they send Florence Watterhouse Please 100000000 times told the Bill gave me as a fish and drop me a line. Den, Del, Marlin, Texas. Hoping to hear from you soon, I am a true Bill Gibson. A. Billiken Pianist Dear Bud: I wish to become a member of your wonderful team. The Defender, especially of the Defender Junior. If you now have a new member I promise to be loyal, faithful and 100 per cent throughout. If you have a new member I am considered a good pianist. If ever the Billiards need a good pianist call me 142° E. 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To Be 100 Per Cent Dear Bid: Hope you had a nice day, and I hope you had a nice day for a long time, but promise to be a 100 per cent Billiken in the near future. I will be a Biller for my vacation, but I hope that the Biller club will accept me for the Biller club - Yours for success, the Biller club. 2415 Paris Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46211. Enjoys "Bud Says" Dear Bud! I was once a 100 per cent customer of the paper every week I did not submit anything, I have finally awoke and am sending in some riddles. Please am sending in some riddles. Please will try to answer them to the best I can. I will try to answer them to the best I can. I enjoy the "Bud Says" and as soon as I see a page and read the "Bud Says", I then page and read the "Bud Says". I then think Joseph McDonald's "Hathing Beauty", is the best one this week. I am a 100 per cent Billiken of your grand mother, 1500 K. N. C. Fremont, Neb. Florence to Visit Chicago JOIN THE BUD BILLIKEN CLUB Every boy and girl reader of this column is eligible to member- ment the Nature of the Manhood movement, because he is machin- ed to be a man. I wish to become a member of The Chicago Defender Bud Billiken Club. ATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1923 BUD SAYS LETTER WEEK # Now that the drawing contest is over we must get down to real 100 per cent. That means I want every Blinken to make an attempt to be happy. If every Blinken resolves to do a better job what a wonderful club we would AUTHOR Well, how did you tell last week? Didn't you tell Were you surprised after you touched winners we were winners we were me about it. Are they the winners we are very happy. BUD. STUDIO Who is She? What is the name of the Billiken? They are all right. Here is one who sent us her picture and like a whole lot of people, not sign Attach your name to the card and send in so that you will get credit. 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It's fine to ask our friends to tea, but they make it harder. So last time we did all the work And even made the cakes. How nice and bright the table looked! In rows upon the shining tray; The teapot stood behind. Our guests sat down and looked so To hear the kettle singing. That time and beautiful sugar, too. We thought of everything. Or that is what we tried to do. But one thing we forgot: Pure water in water in. No tea was in the pot! But this mistake was quickly cured. It did not spoil our feast. And forgotten once at least! There was a young fellow from Rath Where form was as thin as a lath; When he walked about. (Then he walked out. He filled up the whole of the path. 2 PLEASE WRITE TO US LETTER WEEK LETTER WEEK Mildred Writes Wants Mail Will Answer All Letters Dearest Bud; I am a constant roadside resident of the Bronx and am very interested in the Billiken club. I do wish that I might receive a part of the country. I am a high school student in the sophomore class. Some of the many studies that I am taking in high school are in science and music. I call the Billikens to write me as I faithfully promise to be a friend. I have to hire a private secretary. Well, I hire Josephine Jones, a sophomore Josephine A Bllliken Phllanthropist Receives One Letter Odis' Mail Decreases Dear Bud: I was certainly overloaded with the news, but I felt big, knowing that at last I was a member of the greatest team in the world. Bud old top, Well, Bud, can you imagine that I haven't received a letter from the team to drop me a line. Hoping that you will see that my mail increases, I am in Oak St., Duquoin, Ill. Became Interested Dear Bud: I haven't read so much read interested me too much and read interested me too much that I would like to become a member and be a friend. I will ask for likes. I will answer all letters received. Hoping to receive my card and a gift, I will send it to S. Greenwood St. Lebanon, Texas. Interested in Dramatic Art Dear Bud: *Hello*. It is with great pleasure that I am the rest of the Billiken. These few lions leave me feeling liness. I am a little sad today, so I thought I would write you. Today I am sending you a poem and a request for approval. My brother has been reading the Billiken page for some time and I am very pleased. blank. Well, Bud, I guess this is about all this time—Yours as a 100 per cent of Harper, 2551 I, St. San Diego, Calf. A New 100 Per Cent Dear Bud: am sending in my planned to become a member of the Bud Billiken club to represent me as a per cent Billiken. If not, I hope to be a member of the Bud Billiken club will work to be a 100 per cent Billiken. My age is 16. Hoping to receive some gift from you, I will work to be a 100 per cent Billiken. Just a Letter Dear Bud: of 12. I read your column every week and have be- come a very good friend. I pretty good so I will send in some of my work next week. I would like to me. Hoping to receive my card and button membership will find my membership application will close now. John Williams, 604. E. But St. Norfolk, Va. Mr. Abraham Dearest Bud: I suppose I am a little stranger to you. But I hope I can be a true Billiken. I have a name is Mae Landis. White, Box 226. I want to be a true Billiken. I have a about your club, so I want to join it. Ove, Brow my name, Bristolte or Clanlan, and little it is. My mother and father are both dead. My dear aunie, I am 14 years old and I will be a little girl. I shall try to become a true Billiken and I want all the girls to write to me. From a dear little friend—Breatlerdahlia, Ark. Bristolte's not alone, each and every Billiken's own. Anxious to join A. Confession Hello Yourself Just a Letter Little Orphan THE CHICAGO DEFENDER TENNESSEE MEMPHIS TENN. UNION CITY TENN "GOES OVER THE TOP" AND MAKES YOUR HAIR BEHAVE MADAGASCO (Copyright U. S. Patent Office) NATURE'S ONLY RIVAL Straightens stubborn or harsh hair in 15 minutes. 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Edwards, formerly employed at the hospital, turned from her vacation took the Royal Stewart of Detroit is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. she was hostess of a linen shower which she gave Tuesday afternoon to compile a memorial. 22 North Hill St. entertained Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Heester of Jefferson St., this city. Prof. J. Jefferson 23 Jefferson St., this city. Prof. Fisk university for many years, was recently elected president of Flerg past exalted ruler, is attending the Flerg meeting in Chicago, Wm. Lucky executive meeting of Lincoln league, Wm. Lucky to attend the Flerg convention. HUMBOLDT TENN JACKSON, TENN. HARTSVILLE, TENN. Mrs. Calle Corley and son wife are attending the funeral of her nephew. Mrs. Nollie Foxall and baby daughter. Miss attending the funeral after spending a month in Chicago with her daughter. Mrs. Elma L. Lewis of days with her mother here. Lee Hall and Jessie Vaughn left recently for New York, days with her mother here. Lee Hall and Jessie Vaughn left recently for New York, days with her mother here. Ny. Regins McDonald of Louisville, Ky., is spend a day with Mrs. McDonald. Mrs. Annie Bell Crenshaw of Louisville, Ky., is spending a day at the Indianapolis, Ind., is visiting his home in Indianapolis, Ind. was visiting his home in Carthage, Tenn. was here recently visiting his friends, B. L. Halt. John was here last week visiting friends, Tom Brimshaw of Carthage, Tenn. to make it their home. Crenshaw will spend a few days in Louisville, Ky. to visit his daughter, Mrs. Lumine Murphy, Mrs. MARTIN, TENN, Miss James M. Brown, Pauline, Miss James M. 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FILM cacao as guests of their sister, Mr. Mann, was delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Eva Farafax, 865 Carson Street, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Henry Porter, Yountown, Ohio, out-of-town guest, attending next month. Nearly meeting with Mrs. Tuesday, Mrs. Lucile Morrow, attorney. Attorney Chester Giles repleiess the case of the late Jeremy Dickerson, Attorney Dickerson, assistant to the city the week end. Mr. Dickerson is attorney for the Liberty Life Company, Mr. W. K. Wiggins, 171 E. 66th St., Miami, dined in honor of guest Mr. R. K. Moon, Bryant Ave. Covered in flowers, in honor of guest Charlotteville, Va., sister of Mrs. Charles Gurvain, Cleveland, is visiting given for her, Dr. and Mr. J. T. Suggs, Cleveland and other visiting friends Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Chicago, J. Forrestville Ave. Cleveland Elka Win Praise Doings In Society B. Y. P. U. Entertainns Rev. Dotson Honored Geraldine Hotel Guests LABOR DAY BREAKFAST DANCE MONDAY MORNING. 3. SEPT. 13 SOJACK'S BEAUTIFUL EUCLID DANGING GARDEN. CINCINNATI, OHIO By L. Lloyd Stone 410 W. Court St. NEW COMERSTOWN, OHIO Those from out of town who attended the first Baptist church at Riverdale park were Miss Searz and Miss Hibbitt of Cleveland. They are also the Hibbitt of Cleveland. They are also Mrs. E. Salutbury and some Mrs. E. Salutbury and some tended the Cedar Saturday. LEBANON, OHIO TOLEDO, OHIO THE CHICAGO DEFENDER LIMA OHIO URICHSVILLE, OHIO COLUMBUS, OHIO THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER EAST INDIA GIRL If you are bothered with Falling Hair, Dandruff, Itching Scalp, or any Hair Trouble, we want you to try a jar of EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER. The remedy contains medical pro- perties that go to the roots of the Hair, stimulates the skin, helping nature do its work. Leaves the hair soft and silky. Perfumed with the balm of a thousand flowers. The best known remedy for Heavy and Beautiful Black Eye-Brows. Also, restores Gray Hair to its Natural Color. Can be used with Hot Iron for Straight- ening. PRICE, SENT BY MAIL, 50c; 10 CENTS EXTRA FOR POSTAGE S. D. LYONS 316 N. Central Oklahoma City Oklahoma John Randall died Aug. 13. He leaves behind three children, Little Misa B. Ebye who has been visiting relatives in Suffolk Graves and James Spears, who have been visiting the local months have returned home. Little Catherine Ruffin, who has been married better, has been married better, and the annual meeting with the No. 10. lodges of Newville, Yn. i. F. Lloyd members from the various lodges in attendance are strong financially and numerically. Those who attended from Drew, Mrs. Susie Smith, Mrs. Mattie Drew, Mrs. Susie Smith, Mrs. Mattie Drew, Mrs. E. Wooden and Mrs. Rosie Wilkins. CHRISTIANSBURG, VA Miss Helen Lester is spending the month of August with her shaker. She is in Florida, Caroline, Mrs. Charles M. Mathews is also visiti- vating her friend, Dr. Robert. Mrs. Richardice Mathews has returned from the C. where she has hung on an operation. A. J. Lester has undergone an operation. A. J. Lester July 22 at the home the bird's parents. In fairness to your newspaper please answer these wants-ads. Hair Gloss Gives Your Hair a Beautiful Lustre HAIR GLOSS gives your hair a beautiful silken lustre as soap as applied. HAIR fit all happen better fit all happen better GLOSS when the hair and restores the hair GLOSS when the hair and restores the hair girl to glo the scap after washing the hair your hair drying brittle try a little brittle try a little will be delilated will be delilated it may prevent it may prevent from breaking from breaking KEEPS HAIR IN PLACE lunette and made it a sock and well grooved cook and well grooved GLADEN today and look One bottle will get only one per bottle, bought at all up- date-ring stores, every time. Full Directions with Each Bottle Will Promote a Full Growth of Hair, Will Also Restore the Strength, Vitality and the Beauty of the Hair. If Your Hair Is Dry and Wiry Try EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER 10 CENTS EXTRA FOR POSTAGE S. D. LYONS 316 N. Central Oklahoma City Oklahoma ```markdown ``` w the hair a hair *n* hair w the hair a little in the hair *n* hair it is not hair it is not style dead and the hair dead and the hair without further rest without further rest to have a hair to have a hair can make your hair hair down and appearance at all appearance at all your hair your hair other other people other appearance at all ZUCKER HAIR CLOSE MOST GIRLS NEED PARTICULAR HELP WHICH G.F.P.GIVES THEIR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN AFTER LIFE DEPENDS ON SUCCESSFUL CHANGE FROM GIRLHOOD TO WOMANHOOD—THIS PERIOD MOST VITAL FOR EVERY MOTHER TO CAREFULLY GUARD DAUGHTER'S HEALTH AND AVOID REGRET IN AFTER YEARS DANGER OF CATARRH IS GREATER AT THIS TIME—THOUSANDS OF GRATEFUL MOTHERS ARE CARRIED AWAY WITH ENTHUSIASM OVER THE EASE AND QUICKNESS WITH WHICH G. F. P. IS RELIEVING THEIR DAUGHTERS FROM PAIN AND SUFFERING St. Joseph's G.F.P. To Restore Their Vitality The time when girls are developing into womanhood is one of the most important periods in their lives, because of the bearing it has on their future years. Irregularity, cramping spells, headaches, backaches and that awful feeling of depression and listlessness at this time are sure signs that the delicate female organs are not coming into their functions as Nature intends they should. If something is not done to restore these organs to their proper condition, the unfortunate girl I certainly suffer much unnecessary pain and embarrassment, besides the loss of much valuable time from school and other duties. In addition there is real danger that the state of weakness, bad health and pain which at this time will continue through many years of her after-life. "There is another and still greater menace at this time," says the representative of the discoverers of St. Joseph's G. F. P., which is now being introduced here, "and this is Catatum of the Generative Organs, that dreaded malady which has now been proven beyond a doubt to be the direct cause of nine out of ten cases of so-called female disorders. It is during this period, when a girl's vitality is so low and the delicate female organs overtaken, weakened, or easily weakened her system; slowly but surely dragging down her health and causing her to suffer those distressing symptoms of this disease which show themselves in backaches, headaches, cramps, irritability, and that awful feeling of depression and weariness. "At this period many mothers fail in their duty to their daughters with the result that they suffer sorrow and remorse for many years after the months drag by bringing the same old burden of pain and suffering to their unfortunate girls. "On the other hand, thousands of happy mothers are simply carried away with amazement, enthusiasm and gratitude when they see the wonderful changes St. Joseph's G. F. P. is so quickly bringing about in the condition of their weakened and undernourished daughters by building up their flesh and strength and relieving them from pain and suffering." That is the reason for the phenomenal success G. F. P. is having in building up youthful women and restoring them to health, with plenty of vitality, energy and youthful buoyancy. The discoverers of this wonderful medicine have succeeded in combining in G. F. P. certain properties which enable it to quickly and surely overcome and stamp out the headed enemy of women - Cataract of the Generative Organs. If your druggist hasn't got St. Joseph's G. F. P. send one dollar to Battier's Pharmacy, Memphis, Tenn. for a bottle. SHE FELT LIKE HER SOUL WAS BARELY HANGING BY A THREAD Mrs. Nelson Says She Was the Most Miserable Woman in Memphis for Five Long Yeats. GAINS SIX POUNDS: Popular Young Mother Says All Her Friends Are Talking About the Wonderful Improvement St. Joseph's G. F. P. Is Making in Her Looks. She Tells Them All That She Feels Better Than She Has Felt in Five Years. All Her Soreness and Pain Is Cone and She Doesn't Have Awful Headaches Any More. "You can't imagine how I suffered for five year years," says Mrs. B. M. Melon, the attractive young mother of M.elson, the attractive young mother of 1619 Humber Street. "I was troubled with displacement, a terrible hobbit, my back, my hobbit, throbbing headaches almost constantly. I would be all day doing a little housework which ought to have been done, but I was so weak that I would have to sit down and rest every few minutes. I kept getting weaker and more obsequious all the time, in spite of all I did to try and get relief, until some friends, who were using St. Joseph's "I have taken three bottle of G. F. P. and two pounds in weight. My friends all say much better I look since I began using this wonderful medicine and I feel better. I feel better, too. All my soreness and pain is gone now; I don't have these dreary mediasics any more, and I don't have any pain to do all my housework without tiring. I certainly do thank G. F. P. I am doing is to help me back to health. Displacement of the uterus, which caused most of Mrs. Nelson's misery, is common trouble among women nowadays. The principal symptoms of G. F. P. are named by Mrs. Nelsen, are a sensation of dragging, and weight in the abdomen, pain and soreness, lift weights and a more appetite. This distressing aliment was forged during a period of disease within the uterus, and because of this belief many women have been encouraged to eat foods that give getting any real benefits from the treatment. The various kinds of supports intended to hold the uterus in place. Such a support is weakening of the natural suppurations of this important organs and the unfortunate women who are wearing an unfortunate constitutional weakness, which nine times out of ten is brought on by organs that dreaded enemy of women which leads to most of their pain in the back and sides, pain in the legs, nervousness, nausea, weakness, and appetite and that awful feeling of weariness and depression, so common among women and girls now. The proven reliability of St. Joseph's G. F. P. to overcome and stamp Caratain as well as its well-known power to build up and strengthen the muscles, makes it an ideal means of relief from this distressing condition which is commonly known as "talking of the uterus." If your druggist hasn't got St. Joseph's G. F. P., send one dollar to Battler's Pharmacy, Memphis, Tenn., for a bottle. 1 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1923 G. F. P. WINS THE PRAISE OF HUNDREDS OF OUR BEST WOMEN Success of St. Joseph's G. F. P. Proves That Confidence, Which Girls and Women Are Placing 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 here. Girls and women who had been trying first one thing, then another, to rid themselves of the pain, irregularity, nervousness, irritability, loss of appetite, discomfortishment and lack of normal weight which catarrh of the delicate generative organs makes them endure, are learning more and more every day that this St. Joseph's G. F. P. is 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 stumps out catarrh, 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. such overwhelming enthusiasm among girls and women here about the discoverers. "It is really no more than we expected because we were for women who had been going along month after month in actual misery, and to get and relief scarcely at all. We do not-believe that we are confident P. when we say that we are confident more than a thousand girls and boys in our drug store drug shop this week in many cities all over this part of the country. If your drugstub hasn't got St. Joan's P., send one dollar to Battler Pharmacy, Memphis, Tenn., for a bottle. SUFFERED ALL KINDS OF PAIN, SHE SAYS SUFFERED ALL KINDS OF PAIN, SHE SAYS Until She Learned that G. F. P. Is Making It Easy for So Many, Women to Go Through the Change in Their Lives. "While the change of life was affecting me I suffered all kinds of pain in my back, and at times I had to go to Mrs. Mrs. Allen Patty of Dallas, Texas. "My head felt so dizzy, that I could not stand on my feet, and I was wilted and I didn't know how I was over going to lie in through it. One day St. Jephan recommended to me and now I cannot be in praise of this great female medicine. I feel altogether like a different woman to all who suffer a cancer." FEELS STRONGER AND HAS PLENTY OF VITALITY NOW "I think that St. Joseph's G. F. P. is all that anybody ever said it is," she said. "I say Mrs. J. Newby, who lives at 737 Richmond Ave. in Memphis, tried doctors and other remedies, but found nothing that helped me like St. Joseph's G. F. P. did. I did not find anything that different women at the time had finished the first bottle. I want to tell every woman to use it. 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BROOKLYN NOTES _ Slemperssana teens of the Convivia Gee Tat aan preraeing for ean Sout” Senterivee” outing’ foe Mela" at Either fos nest Frtane, cvering. Mrs. Loltic Leaville. 1240 Prospect Pi chalrmany of the Beogretsive Tete: BA Rinse estoee i Sa See do" the. suede dat ot her mothey. ars. Stary Northrop. who Y. W. C. A. NOTES aise tiger Center, ne is a et Semne tn Ainbadia The sacri and Senn er end bore ee Heat ist ae OS, SR BG tastor ison her vacation, Al36 Sire tel CSP its wer nee ee aueeletagle Be, agra Be Saat ERB eee SF Rs eeitioe aunt aecietary ana Sige Heln'S. Sibi bales Sera: iBt.tturneh from thelr vacation Noe EP SH Wthe hie Churas ar the Oe Barth eae ar Wet tere! Charleston, WW Va Sirs. AC Ridee, ianees Stare) Misa Gea Sines Minee? SSeerton: Betrole SUSE SIS lene orga Sie Looe faye igs Mla BSE, Besar aS Edna. Wetater, Miss Ora 0. Contes, and alia igh lar Ine neamond MOTOR PARTY RETURNS Xawr Sore, Avg. 21A, motor party contisting of prominent New Yorkers Sen Writes nae sane” xelumned iferm oneal where the Yours sen these Salehijal Weght® Sannin a Riles “Gag tne beaut Slane BuScotand cats tne goatee ois Cane Adi oun Fe Nap Inca Me des Sus" Coreg 1 Ferautan. 27, Eta Ee, SHSSEME EAE Ww as Burt Gat Sten oul Gecen, Hoge ii, ana Ne, and Sita neal, BPA Hale Bhatt Srstopar Boston, Montreal and” New= bert WILSONS SHIP SAILS SEPT. 3 Theor of a neptect Gay yell gecur og the, ice TOE Cina” oye, See Sout Sols Seal we Bande ae Nee Siz cidito sll dm atatter of Cate MOEA RD Gann ht ened ethupta tS SaeehN eac a Bide Cie Stata 2H, {6S ne teal taleGne sd raning (will be, atstributed free, All in ELS ante, Seabee Eats Aigegre “loving rable, may" vee" fected Saag ‘The Verorans Core eee er SSSR, ie be HUE vast eck for the annual election of offl- WThe oMfters who were, sjected are: Dr RG Ligineon. chairman: ira Rirldge,‘ice-dhnirman: Hearsay" John Bnrleeesatrers Hares €, smiuhe deere: Eiri: Rlethgier “Abrapiegne aéelotant feceun ong, foun: Shenae Shins, ‘The hoard at governors. elected Bre enarlty "We pfimaces Sten, Mats eee bas wil ae bolt Hoes esata, Mernerg Walks. B. EeSig HSIB! Wintasn Wren, Be oreat Beeeehacne, Thgnae Nudedge’ haan Pome Herre "oney. “Grant Petia FomaeFiartey Gna We Woodralt chisuet JUDGE AIDS LEAGUE usice Seremiat. SMahoner fp Su- prrnie Court Ratbrdis™ permitted the Eeacimen’s Union, zag. cles {9 EE" with whieh to, helps nay 418,000 forthe" pranert at a3? We, dasih St ‘er ceogding Yo" ehe. pelltlon to. Justice Mavones: Nine’ sociels wan ‘eraanteed Starch Fi, 180, haa L100" members. has Basic Gnd Geheh wenetea fae es Eonuifvente "and hes, assets ofc, 455 [in'cash-and Liberty. bonds, unimmatred Tate tine couchmman’s ropuianity and Dacha ara mm aee te ae Ernlation want Yo enfy ts st 29b- CUT ABOUT WOMAN tetwean.arigks of “menshine’ corn.” ce" Sie Rowen ener” ater Sse ee, Shartb Fad Sng Si aver ids Stead avslved in» heated re: funn Seer che mente of woman a Ms BE ana "Penok “ae eas roupeed’ uncon "Stim Actin “Sate Rubino to te"nateiea Yo.cne Haeiem "Sudha Gane thine ae Bolng cut with a eoife wae amait Shing Ws, Shims eee Se eal Ue Be convention in Chicago’ and ' couldn't ‘ake the wi. ait. RE RIEI eme ene ero taeeension nan Saw eae Crane sreoninies (2, as Lp phi er pee rise (eau Ree emre a faa He iol Rate: a font oe aaa sieht Bees ae Bre turning here, tre. 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MEPTHIS TENN, today and they will send you a free book, a new treatment, a wonderful new treatment that is bringing health and happiness to so many other women. At the Churches. Hotel Tangy: Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Layesrae, Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Hotel Biltmore; Dr. and Mrs. Jones and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Tele. Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Pratt, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Williams, Grand Rapids, Mlch.; Aaron C. Thompson, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Matt Houseley, New York City; J. Miller, Chicago; Jack Williams, Marion, Ohio; George Young, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. June Morrison and daughter, New York City; J. A. Ford, Pori Huron, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. F. Ford, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. A. Inby and daughter, Laura, and sister, Chicago; A. L. Haywood, Cleveland, Ohio; E. B. Balley and wife, Lima, Ohio; Mrs. Jessie Thomas, Frances Thomas, Mrs. Dora Smith, Miss Jessie Smith and C. Warren, Chicago; Miss C. A. Greene, St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Harris and W. Louis Davis, Chicago; John Broomfield and Harry Buford, Omaha, Neb.; William Banks, Akron, Ohio; F. A. Thompson, Calgary, Alberta; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lewis, Cincinnati, Ohio; Arthur Thomas, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Lee Davis, Cincinnati, Ohio; I. W. Hurdnell, Oberlin, Ohio; Frank Moxee and Rufus Banton, Washington, D. C. ALBION. MICH. Mrs. Rosa Doulles and daughter Mary Louise are on a visit with her niece, Mrs Laura Howard. Bethel Baptist church is on the campus. Mrs. Victoria lodges on labor day. Victoria lodges Park on labor day and a dance. Dibble that the same night. William SAGINAW, MICH. Mrs. Resie Anderson has returned to work and delegates to the A. U., K. Y., D. A. of A. convention, and the Rev. and Mrs. Townsend are improving after being injured in a car accident. Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Geo. Schaffer have recently Collins is in the city visiting relatives and friends from Battle Creek, which was a representative to the grand jury in his home. Mrs. Adelaide Smith will attend with relatives and friends in the city. LANSING, MICH. Charles Taubert of Saginaw was a visitor in the city last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Roberts are on their vacation in Lawrence. Mieh. Vivian and Frederick Hughes have returned to Chicago after visiting Mrs. L. Smith and Mrs. Logan for a week. Miss Tressa Jackson has returned home from the Sparrow hospital. Lee Cannon has returned to the city after visiting friends and relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have returned to the city after a vacation in Kentucky. Mrs. Cora Mae Stevenson has left the city. William Simpson, Jr., has returned from his vacation in Adrian, Mr. Norvill and Miss Madeline Lucas of Jackson visited their uncle, Stephen Lucas, last week. Miss Mabel Lucas gave a birthday party to a host of friends at her home Wednesday. Aug. 29. Mrs. Brury, who has been in Grand Rapids as a representative of the Baptist delegate association, has returned home. Sam Bell, who has been visiting his brother, James Bell, has returned to his home in Chicago. OTTAWA BEACH NICH Stanley Mathews of Detroit, Mich., mined here with a party of friends Grand Rapids, Mrs. H. C. Allen of Chicago will arrive here the last of the week's visit, after which they will go to Detroit. One of the most unique tenders to H. C. Allen, head waiter was tendered to H. C. Allen, head waiter was served was served. A. R. Jones was teatmaster. A token of remembrance trunk was presented by Levy Killen, hostess. Mr. and Mrs. E. Brigges have left here for an extended trunk through which they will be seen. This is very popular, is now at the Lakeside Inn at Jenson Park, Mich. Heidrich Feldman will show a show troupe, Mr. and Mrs. to him until October, after which they will go to California. They are going to guests of the Marwell brothers. GRAND RAPIDS, NICH. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER visit his father and mother. The Chailn August 27 to 26, the queens of Moseley Baptist church, of which the M. and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Williams of the Avondale Chicago. James Fangborn is writing in Chicago in October. Coleman and Dewey Upton mourn convention. Mrs. Mia Terry and two sons of Niles Mich., meted here on Tuesday. The funeral of Cliff Coggins was tuesday. 1,000 delegates at the body was taken to Richmond, Ind. for PARIS, KY. Miss Jenna Buford is visiting rela- tions with her family in Jackson and party of eight motored to Lexington, Ky., to the Pittsburgh, Pa., motored to Paris to visit relatives and motored to Montreal, Canada, James Derramus of Montgomery, Ala., is the guest of his brother, Dr. Samuel OWINGSVILLE, KY. Mr. and Mrs. Theodoro Miller of Logan, W. Va., has returned home. Mrs. Alice Dent of Detroit, Mich., came to visit her mother, Mrs. Millie Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Redmon of Salt Lick, Ky., spent a day with relatives. Clay Donaldson of Ashland, Ky., spent a day with relatives. Wilson Irod returned to Crab Orchard, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Moses Smith and Robert Trumbo motored to Mt. Sterling. Ky., recently, Mrs. Johnson Tolbert returned to her home in Ashland, Ky., after spending the week-end with her partngs, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Farrow. Clarence Howard returned to Logan, W. Va., after spending two days with his family. The C. M. E. church camp meeting is being held in Kimbrough grove. The Rev. J. V. Foster is pastor. The Empire band gave a dance at Benevolent Hall. Mrs. Lee Ramsey returned home from Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Mary Jordan of Indianapolis, Ind., and Mrs. Alice Howard of Mt. Sterling, Ky., were the guests of Robert Trumbo. Sycamore Copher left for Salt Lick, Ky., where he has been employed. FRANKFORT, KY. Miss Mary Emma Tracy underwent a bone surgery in doing well, Dr. C. J. Benderwood, Jr. W. National Williams and W. National enrollment, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Columbus, Ohio, are in the city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson Second St. Mrs. Dr. Horner of New York Prof. and Mrs. Blanton. Richard Taylor of Louisville, KY, was in the city, Mrs. Katherine Kwa Jones and Mary Banks have been elected as teachers in the School of Nursing William Collins and Mary Collins will attend the Lexington BOWLING GREEN, KY. Harvey Hall, 25, son of Mrs. Mary Hall, 212 Chestnut St., died after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Beulah Jackson, Chicago, has returned to her home. Pat Clark, 514 Fourth St., has returned home, after visiting her daughters in Indianapolis, Ind. Patrick Clark at this writing is visiting his daughters in Chicago, Mrs. Nannie Nurrell, her grandson, Joseph Ownsby, and her niece, Marian Jamison, are visiting relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Margaret Able and Mrs. Bessie Cruses are representing the Woman's Mite Mission, a department of the A. M. E. church. In their convention which is being held at Paducah, Ky. Dr. Z. K. Jones has moved into his new home at 506 State St. The Rev. Mr. Offut, pastor of the State St. Baptist church, has moved into the new parsonage recently purchased and renovated for that purpose by the church. B. F. Fathom and Miss E. E. R. R. were quitely married Wednesday evening, Aug. 15, and are now at home at 514 Fifth St. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart left recently to attend the Lexington fair at Lexington, Ky. The Y. W. P. club met with Mrs. Bessie Porter at 140 State St. Miss Leona Pattier is visiting relatives in Indianapolis, Ind. Miss Hester Harding of Indianapolis, Ind., is visiting her mother, Mrs. America Hardin, 340 Fourth St. DANVILLE, KY. The Rev. A. A. B.anks of Dallam, MA and the pastor at the First Baptist church Sunday morning, Mrs. Georgia Cox, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Willett, most honored to this in her Nash last week in commemoration of Nicholas willett to meet Meadines Marie B. Shields, Ella James and Miss Lavanna Esther to怀� her association for two days. Prof. James H. Wilson of Kearns was the first Baptist church Tuesday night, Aug. 1, W. L. several weeks in the city, left last Tuesday for Lancaster. Lew Tarrance, the pastor of the agency of the Domestic Life Insurance Company, last Saturday for his old house in Shelbyville, Ky, where he will visit the 50th anniversary of the attaches of the city postoffice. The 50th annual session of the meetings met in Harrodshire, Meer county, Aug. 15, 2015. The 50th annual session of the meetings met in Harrodshire, Meer county, Aug. 15, 2015. The 50th annual session of the meetings met in Harrodshire, Meer county, Aug. 15, 2015. The sum of $7,000 was collected at the session and J. Edmund Wood, D. D., of Dantew was recollection of Louisville, secretary, and the Rev John H. Frank of Louisville, entertain the association next year. CYNTHIANA. KY. Mrs. Julk, Rash of Pittsburgh, Pa. accompanied by Mrs. J. Jackson, returned to her home, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hacker, Mr. and Mrs. Cydia Bradshaw the past week, Mrs. Jasper Jones the honor of Mrs. Lucille Drownie of Danville, Mrs. Jasper Jones the guest of friends here, Mrs. Emily Griffin of Maryland has returned to her home, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark, Walter Clark, the guest of friends here, Ohio is home for 15 days vacation. The funeral of Sturgeon Church, Fort Ernest Johnson of Sturgeon Mich., is Gosset, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hoeines of Springfield, Ohio is the Walker of Mt. Sterling, Ky. is the week-end guest of his mother, Nettle Gown. SOMERSET, KY. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Coleman of Brunswick, N.J., and Mrs. Nathan Burnett, C. R. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Ouseley of Fairview W. C. L. Green, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Walker of Maysville, N.J., and Mrs. Robert Ouseley of Maywood last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Will Goss, Dr. and Mrs. Virgil Jones and ass, Mrs. Amanda Edison of Riverside, N.J., and Mrs. Virgil Jones few days, Mr. and Mrs. Chase Gover are motoring to Riverside, N.J. E. Earley and wife of Richmond, Va. are the recipients of trombium to Mammoth Cave: The Rev. W. R. Gibson, Dr. and Mrs. James Williams, Mr. and Mrs. A. Richerson and Mrs. Tibanez, Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, Mr. and Mrs. A. Richerson and Mrs. John Tibanez of Brooklyn, N. Y. M. James John Tibanez of Parkersburg, W. Va. is the guest of Mrs. Richerson and Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Laura A. Gorcin, Mrs. Kilty Adrian Stanford to the missionary convention. LANCASTER, KY. 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Mrs. Louise Horten was called to Memphis for the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Jones, who died suddenly. The Rev. Jackson, the pastor of the Morning Star Baptist church, is holding a ten days' meeting at his church. Miss Willie Lee Turner is sick in bed. The Rev. A. C. Henley, pastor of the Shilo Baptist church, is holding his fourth anniversary this week. COLORADO DENVER, COLO. Mrs. Grace M. Hoxter, 4520 Calumet Ave., Chicago, Ill., is a visitor here and is the house guest of her niece, Mrs. Dr. Woods. James Welton, Johnson, secretary of the N. A. A. C. P., spoke to a capacity house at Shorter Chapel A. M. E. church Monday night of last week. The wonderful work of the association was detailed by the secretary and Denver citizens who are enthusiastic as to the work of the organization. Every Man Who Has Force of Youth Scientist Makes Wonderful D 100 Years Sh Every Man Who Has Lost the Vital Force of Youth May Be Restored IVERS BU F DARKE toms That if Put int and Recognition of th Z. 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URIED ER AGES into Practice Today, the Present Race Everyone's Duty to Family and Society For your own make and for those of us who work in public promotion, to present a cleanly and well groomed appearance. A slovene man or woman is not a person of high regard and friends. You owe it to them, as well as yourself to appear in public promotion. In your city to your family to increase your caring capacity and your social standing as well as a higher social position. To progress in the business world dressing themselves properly. They did not realize that they themselves should have had. Some even should have had. Why until it was too late. That has brought disappointment and failure to the public. To power to reach the goal of social prominence and success in life that is PERFECTLY SAFE TO USE It is generally known that hot irons destroy the vitality of the hair. 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There is no doubt that you will be delighted with the results obtained from "Kinkout"—not in one day but in five minutes. IN LIKE BUTTER spread it on your head and eat it like butter which is the best way to protect the family. You may use it on the injury. Start and train the baby to use it now. Prepare the injury to catch dirt and germs. Dangerous early di- preparations put up in open enclosures adjacent to the kitchen. Green tea is perfect sanitary and that it has no drugs or acetils and will not injure the hair in the scalp or burn the hair red. "Nakabu" It may be too much or no acetils to experiment expressions said as "Hair Stranglebremen". It is only on the hair. ANY PLACE IN THE WORLD is in your nearest drug store any way for the manufacturers to place "Nakabu" --- --- PENNSYLVANIA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1923 PHILADELPHIA, PA. C A B Camp Fire PAIN ENDED ASTHMA PREVENTED CATARRH How Would You Like to Grow Hair in a Month? Getting hair, hair fall and fading? If not, grow hair. Grow hair right! If not, grow hair absolutely right! If not, grow hair the famous Aloe Glandhair. No cost. No name. No name to ALEXANDER DAILYMATES. G2 Gateway Station, KANSA-CITY, NO. church, York, Pa., was in the city last Sunday and preached at Centra Presbyterian who loft here to play in the national tennis tournament at college. She will be at Pa., where she will stay until Sept. 8. She was accompanied by Master James Place. WASHINGTON, PA. Mr. and Mrs. La. Y. Fields left for Chicago, where they will be the guests of Avo. Mrs. La. Y. Fields and Mrs. La. Timlite Dixon has returned home after spending two weeks in Chicago, where she will be at the Lattimore Dixon has returned home after spending two weeks in Chicago, where she will be at the Lattimore Dixon of our city led the Sahara Oriental band at Indianapolis. Mrs. La. Y. Fields just two weeks, Mrs. C. H. Tate of 120 E. Chestnut St. has returned home in Clinton, N. C. Farmville, N. C. Willett, C. C. and Rosehill, N. C. Thomas Lodge, No. 5, at the Elks grand lodge Lodge, No. 5, at the Elks grand lodge Clements and will also attend the Elks grand lodge in Chicago, Mrs. Mary Clement, and will attend the week-end in South Sharon with his sister, Mrs. Clifford of Cannonsburg and Mrs. Margaret Merrill, present week-end with Mrs. Rosie Cookley, visiting her father here, after spending some time in Johnstown, where she will be left for Detroit, Mrs. Jas. Burgess and Mrs. Add. Williams are now away on the Atlantic City. PITTSBURGH PA Ms. George Randall entertained her sisters, Ms. F. J. Pfeffer and Miss A. E. after five-course dinner Sunday in highland Park. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie spent the week-end in Cleveland in highland Park. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie congress for a short vacation. The Rev. C. C. Anderson has returned to congress this year to congress in Birmingham. George Allen motored here from Birmingham to Boyd, 2222 Wylie Ave. Mrs. Anne Neal, sister of Levi Stephan, relatives in Washington, Ga., and Chattanooga. Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Park Martin of 1801 Maplewood Ave. motored to Harper Perry to visit friends Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wheeler of Sickle St. has graduated Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wheeler of Sickle St. has graduated Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wheeler of Sickle St. are visiting friends and son of Henry Stephans, 1802 and son of Henry Ave. are visiting friends in Chicago. MASSACHUSETTS The stewardess hoard No. 2, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Lee, arrived from Birmingham, Ala., and arrived from New York to friends. Mrs. Robert Owens and Mrs. Manute Ciles are very ill. Madam Jerry Lefter left the city Aug. 24 for Chicago. COCOA. FLA. TAMPA, FLA. ARIZONA Camp Notes The Camp Harry J. Jones seems to be looking dreary these days as the air is cold and the weather they are not taking on any more time at present. Jacob Cosey was disgusted in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Staff Sgt. Ola Saunders has a new car and he can be seen driving in the street. The boys of Camp Harry J. Jones seem to be glad that the people of Douglas are not sinning. They fear God and know that some of them are Christians and all are not sinning. They are at the Baptist church of Douglas growing. There is some talk of the battalion going out on the field in a new camp. The new enemies which will last for a few day. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER IOWA NEWS CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA THE TEA PARTY MORE THAN SOAP-A HEALTH HABIT home from Morris Brown university, Tuskegee institute, St. Charles and St. well as from Iowa towns, Mrs. Ora hompson and james and grace Reyals and hampson and james and grace Reyals in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred George Reed motored to Chicago for the week end. Mrs. L. G. Young of St. Charles motored to Chicago for W. H. Milligan, Dr. W. H. Beeshaer left by motor Sunday to visit friends and Kansas City, M. P. Fields of Waterloo, Virgil Winters of St. Jo- nathan, and companyi companied him. Dr. Beeshaer and Mr. Fields will attend the national meet- ing at Kansas City, Kan. Aug. 29. KEOKUK IOWA "Why is Maizie so Popular?" "If you want to be popular—see that your skin is fresh and soft and full of the bloom of youth. "Purify your skin. Get rid of those faint, unpleasant odors from which we all suffer to some extent. Do it every day! "Keep your skin so sweet and attractive that all else will be forgotten. "That is the real secret of feminine charm." Thousands of Beauties Use It The girl whom we call Maizie. Turner is a user of Lifebuoy Health Soap. Thousands of the world's loveliest women constantly use this rich, soothing soap to protect and improve their skins. Men, too, have learned that Lifebuoy makes them look better and feel better—that it destroys skin odors and tones up the skin after shaving. Lifebuoy contains the pure oils of palm fruit, long known for their beautifying properties. In addition it contains a famous health substance which attacks the unpleasant odors. These skin odors are caused by body oils combined with INVISIBLE GERM LIFE. How Lifebuoy Combats Germs The soft Lifebuoy lather goes down deep into the pores. The disagreeableskinoilsandtheDANGEROUS GERMS are washed away like magic. After a thorough washing with thick Lifebuoy lather, you should rinse the skin thoroughly, first with warm water, followed by plenty of clear, cold water. Other girls never understood the secret of Maizie Turner's charm. Finally they asked her. This is what she said— LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Wells and daughter, Miss Loraine, of Missouri, died on May 15 of Mira. Mrs. Lucy Johnson, 1928 Franklin St. Wm. Razor has returned from Han- dard to New York. She is the furthest of Mira. Lega Lasley. ?" Warner'said— in feels—how clean febuoy Health Odor its work is done— need of the offensive Effect Soap several times of hands and face. keeps the skin pleas- sole for bathing the in and enjoy to the joy health substance oy Health Soap for who want to keep their y as possible. Maizie pular ?" "secret of Maizie Turner's This is what she said— Then notice how good your skin feels—how books! And notice that the famous Lifebuoy Hea- ins to disappear the minute its work is minute your skin has been freed of the e s and germs. Then notice how good your skin feels—how clean it looks! And notice that the famous Lifebuoy Health Odor begins to disappear the minute its work is done the minute your skin has been freed of the offensive oils and germs. Notice the Tonic Effect You should use Lifebuoy Health Soap seven h day for a thorough washing of hands as this protects your health and keeps the skin sibly stimulated. And use it as often as possible for bath fire body. Rub the rich lather in and enjoy the tonic effect of the Lifebuoy health so and the wonderful health odor. There is nothing like Lifebuoy Health So d-working men and women who want to k sions as attractive and sanitary as possible You should use Lifebuoy Health Soap several times each day for a thorough washing of hands and face. This protects your health and keeps the skin pleasantly stimulated. And use it as often as possible for bathing the entire body. Rub the rich lather in and enjoy to the full the tonic effect of the Lifebuoy health substance—and the wonderful health odor. There is nothing like Lifebuoy Health Soap for hard-working men and women who want to keep their persons as attractive and sanitary as possible. Purify Your Skin Frequently Do you want the admiration of the other arm of a wholesome healthy skin? Make Lifebuoy your daily skin purifier—b ay. Keep a cake wherever there is runnin ver Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. LIFEBUOY HEALTH of the other sex—the rain? purifier—beginning are is running water. sss. Do you want the admiration of the other sex—the charm of a wholesome healthy skin? Make Lifebuoy your daily skin purifier—beginning today. Keep a cake wherever there is running water. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. PAGE NINETEEN MISSISSIPPI NEVADA NORTH CAROLINA UNDER THE CAPITOL DOME PAGE TWENTY --- * Washington, D. C., Aug. 31.—"Run greatest of Colored musical comedies, is now concluding its initial appearance oforship of none other than George White and featuring Miller and Lytie, showing that once famous shuffle." *Shuffle Along.* Vim, Vigor and Vitality In "African Bark" By WAYLAND L. RUDD Junior Jottings Departmental Dope M. Mrs. Williams was highly entertained by her sons and Miss Eileen Holmes of the bureau of engraving, at 211 West 10th Street, where she awns away, leave recently, after visiting Atlantic City and New York, where Miss Holmes was the guest of her brother, Chas. William, of the U. S. Navy, and the church clerk of Florida Ave. and the church clerk of Navy Ave. on law is on his annual leave. While she is his old home at Reedville, N. C. his father, Deacon Thomas. Hooker of Reedinville, equipped farm for the neat sum of $100,000. Buck of the department of teritory, is away on a long vacation, enlisting government prison officers on Church Chantings Organization Offerings Whitelaw Hotel Arrivals ```sql GET BLEACH THAT REALLY BLEACHES GET POWDER THAT STAYS ON GET PERFUME THAT NEVER DIES GET CREAMS THAT MAKE SMOOTH SKIN ``` Deaths of the Week Births of the Week Marriones of the Week P AGENTS WANTED—Write. Send Stamp for reply. AGENTS OUTFIT.....$1.75 Sick List K A N S A S a party of 39 guests last week in Toledo. Richardson is in Toledo, Ohio. visiting friends, Eugene Adams has been visiting. Mr. Griffen, who has been visiting, the Mrs. Richardson in Hospital in De Moines, Iowa. C. Washburn, in Paterson, Mrs. and Mrs. J. Washington, Mrs. B. Shaw in Fort Kent, Kent. Mrs. B. Shaw in her piece, Jenect Wyatt. H. Pruttt and her piece, Jenect Wyatt. H. Pruttt and Patton of Omaha, motored to Toledo. The Rev. G. Gateway is visiting in Arkansas. A weliner wives, we gave a park in honor of Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Louis. Other out-of-town guests, Mrs. Leroy Howard of Parsons and Mrs. Leroy Howard of Parsons and Mrs. Mk Howard, Mrs. Richardson of G. W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson to Coffeyville, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kan, have moved back from Wichita, Kan. Mrs. Flosse Briggs and Harry Thompson were married last week and William Reed, an employee of the A. F. & S. Reed, an employee of the A. F. & S. First St. Wednesday afternoon no. 10. First St. Wednesday afternoon no. 10. children in Kansas. Their address is unknown. Mrs. Katy Williams is married to Mrs. Martha Reed. The Pastors' aid is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. K. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Seattle. Wash, was a visitor of the Rev. G. B. Oliver Thursday. They have been married since Rev. Mr. Branch of Los Angeles, Cal. Rev. Mr. Branch of Los Angeles, Cal. Rev. The Rev. W. B. Harlo of Los Cruces, N. Mex. stopped over a few days. B. C. Allen and delegates of the A. M. Rev. to attend the annual conference. Rev. to attend the annual conference. Brooks were married Tuesday night at the home of W. B. Brooks. MINNESOTA DULUTH, MINN The Rev. R. B. pastor of Calviston Baptist church, left last Monday for his home in St. Paul, where he was born. B. C. Allen and delegates of the A. M. Rev. to attend the annual conference. Brooks were married Tuesday night at the home of W. B. Brooks. MINNESOTA DULUTH, MINN The Rev. R. B. pastor of Calviston Baptist church, left last Monday for his home in St. Paul, where he was born. B. C. Allen and delegates of the A. M. Rev. to attend the annual conference. Brooks were married Tuesday night at the home of W. B. Brooks. DON'T ASK FOR HAIR GROWER HAIR 1924 SOLD ON ITS MERITS GUARANTEED TO POSITIVELY GUARD ARTISTS MAKE THIS ARTICLES. WRITE FOR HAIR VIM Home Office, 1234 U St. N. W. Menton Defence DON'T ASK FOR HAIR GROWERS—THERE IS ONLY ONE. SAY HAIR-VIM TRADE MARK GOLD ON ITS MERITS ALL OVER THE WORLD GUARANTEED TO SOLVE YOUR HAIR MONEY EXTENDED AGENTS MARK BIG MONEY SELLING OVER ARTICLES WRITE FOR TERMS AND TERTIVERY HAIR-VIM Henna Office, 1284 U St. N. W., Washington, D. C. N. X. Office, 118 W. 130th, M. X. 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The district convened district and the Central New Orleans district and the Central New Orleans district and Amile Ia., respectively, endorsed Dr. for the office of bishop of the D. for the office of bishop of the A. M. E. church in the IOWA OSKALOOSA, IOWA WHEN IN WASHINGTON STOP AT THE NEW LIBERTY HOTEL GROWERS—THERE IS ONLY ONE. SAY HAIR VIM TRADE MARK IS MERITS ALL OVER THE WORLD SINCE 1900. HAIR OR MONEY REFUNDED MAKE BIG, MONEY, SELLING OUR TERRITORY, AND TERRITORY HAIR VIM CHEM. CO. Washington, D. C. N. Y. Office, 118 W. 180th, M. Y. Defender when writing TWENTY-FIVE DIVIDENDS PAID pportunity HIAWATHA, KAN NEW MEXICO BATON N. MEX BUTCHER REJOICES OVER ` WIFE'S RECOVERY "My wife suffered for five years and practically lived on toast and hot water. Doctors said she would have to be operated for gall stones. A lady advised her to try Mayra's Wonderful Mouth and then she would have over two years ago, she has been entirely well ever since." It removes pus and other infections in the intestinal tract, and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refund at all druggists.—Adv. The Hotel with the Rochelle Amphitheatre New Jersey Ave, at D, N. W. N. W. furnished rooms at reasonable rate. J. I. GREENLEASE, Prom. J. I. GREENLEASE, Prom. ILLINOIS STATE NEWS SPRINGFIELD, IL GRAND CHAIN JLL CALESBURG ULL CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILL CHICAGO HEIGHTS. — Returned to her home in Kentucky to re-enter high school. She has been home for four weeks. Emily M. Embry returned to four weeks. Miss Gonza Cortes returned to four weeks. Aug. 25 for the Baptist convention in Urbana and Mrs. Sanders of Champlain friends, Ms. E. K. Allison, Ms. Allison also were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shawra, and of Miss Stokes. The Rev. Mr. J. von lahson, a vigilant minister at in city in behalf of a Free Will Baptist church, climbed Aug. 26. He Walker settled house to keep homes for him and his two children, with good friends. He will attend the annual convention of A. M. E. Church Sent. 16 in the city. MOUND CITY, ILL. ELGIN, ILL CHAMPAIGN, IL Robert Smith, who made his home in Chicago, left for five years, left for Chicago Saturdays to begin training in music, and wrestling at the Young Men's Christia MAKE YOURSELF MORE ATTRACTIVE USE QUINAD No other single factor contributes to a harmless chin and attire need as beautiful hair. SEEBY'S hair is as beautiful as SEEBY's hair. Improve the hair. R will often harsh, harmless hair, making it easier to up in any style its length will permit. QUINAD is a medicated pomade, coated with a thick, colored coated to stimulate the scalp and the roots of the hair, thereby encouraging the roots of the hair, thereby encouraging ... To get best results from use of Seeby, get Seeby with Seeby's Quinacao, the ideal shampoo. To get Seeby's Quinacao and Quinacao, if unable to obtain Quinacao, See; Quinacao, See; and will send them to New York. For Drug Recommendations, see New York. URBANA, IL FLYVILLE N.J. SPARTA JJJ PEORIA JLL Rev. Todd of St. Paul Baptist church will leave for Baptist association. Rev. Willem of Mt. Zion Baptist church will leave for association at Los Angeles. The memorial Baptist churches have been raising money to send their participants back to the appointed superintendent of Mt. Zion caused by the untimely death of Caleb Haley who are attending the Sunday school convention of the M. E. church at St. Charles. The tendered Mrs. Gertrude Haley a birthday present to Mrs. Chan Johnson are the proud participants of Chicago are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Journeys. Rev. Sherman is winding up his church. Ms. Madame Sanford, Olson, turned from St. Louis, where they Banks and Mrs. G. Baker returned from Mounds Saturday night. Mr. H. Stone Turner has felt for Washington. Mrs. Ivana Porter of Baton Rouge, la, when she Banks and Mrs. Viva Haley, left for home after a pleasant stay. We hear the wedding bell for Mrs. Dell Hughs. M. A. Jamison and September instead of October. The couple will live with the birds' parental care, smiling go to housekeeping in the beaufort Fifth St. Jamison has purchased MOUNDS ILL. DECATUR JLL JOUET JJJ CAIRO JUJ BLOOMINGTON, ILL. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER with her aunt, Mrs. Georgia Washington Mrs. Anna Holmes and Mrs. Joseph married Aug. 18. The next meeting of the women was at the home of Mrs. Georgia Washington, with Mrs. Anna Holmes-Robinson Kansas City is the city of her aunt, Mrs. Lena Wilhelm of Chicago is visiting friends in the city, Corrine session at Mounts of the U. B. F., and the delegate of the local order, Dr. E. examine of the state and jurisdiction, has returned Mounds after at- tenuation. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hedgeley enter their brother, M. T. Green of Chicago, his brother, J. W. Duff, and Mrs. Sawyer of music instruments, Inc. Waddell and musical instruments, Inc. Waddell and part M. Green received to Chicago his sisters, Miss Fannie Duff and Mrs. Sawyer. DANVILLE, ILL. CENTRALIA. ILL. The Mases Irène Evans and Char- lotte Dawson, both from Danville by the Imperial club, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hancock and Mrs. and Mrs. Indianappons. Mrs. David Harper is怀 tourist Tolley Jr. has returned home to tourist Tolley Jr. has returned home to other eastern clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larkin and Harry Reed spent an eastern club dance at Lincoln park. Mrs. Mrs. Nazarine Caruthers of Tolteo. Otto, Mrs. and Lloyd Gadley of guests of Mrs. Nina Floweres. Mrs. a pleasant visit in Sullivan, Indiana. HODGES PARK, ILL. DECATUR, ILL. JACKSONVILLE JLJ Miss Carrie Lee Brinkman is visiting Etta May Brannon is also visiting in Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simmons, Etta May Brannon, also a brief visit with relatives Colo. after a brief visit with relatives John Easley of W. Morgan St. was slightly damaged by the fire. Mrs. Sarah young friends Friday in honor of her sister Quinley, II. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hillen Johnson in honor of their aunt, Mrs. Cressie Malker of St. Paul. Mrs. Marian Johnson in Dantville, II. Mrs. Elsa Johnson in Dantville, II. Mrs. Elsa Johnson in city with relatives and friends. She went from her to East St. Louis to attend Miss Kira Pinkett of Omaha, Neb. she was mother, Mrs. W. J. Bue, in S. Chay Aye, Mrs. Hester Brown and Mrs. Cressie Malker. PARIS, ILL. MATTOON, ILL. JERSEYVILLE, ILL. MT. VERNON, ILL Mrs. John Braun and daughter, Ora Damon Gohney has returned after an extended visit in Danville, Mrs. Anna Mother, Mrs. Prue, Mrs. The "T" society mother, Mrs. Prue, Mrs. The "T" society park last Thursday afternoon, Quite a surprise, Mrs. Prue, members and their guests, Mrs. and Mrs. W. E. Bell left last week for Cleveland, Lexington and Indianapolis. Cleveland, Lexington and Indianapolis. Chicago. Mary Carter has returned after attending the Eastern Star lodge meeting. PONTIAG, ILL. LONE STAR STATE B. V. Hudley is recovering from her recent severe illness. The timesheet for her last while riding in an automobile last Friday at Sunday at Rock Island Anglican church, Mrs. Mavina Sanders of New Iberia, Sunday at Rock Island Anglican church, Mrs. A. Boman, Sr. WU St. 86. SHERMAN, TEXAS Mr. and Mrs. John Shawnee, for- cally associated with the college camps and Mrs. J. Washington of Hawksburg, and Mrs. J. D. Goodson, spent the week-end visit to the college. 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Miss Ina Mina Neal entertained a few of her friends and family, even the evening. Those present were: Miss Mabel Neal, Miss Ruth Sanders of Maysville, Miss Laura Sanders in and Bruce Manuel, Miss Clara Rolands spent the week-end with Miss Sanders was called to Riley Last Friday. IS YOUR HAIR SHORT OR THIN? To those desired to try my wonderful Hair Preparations and TREATMENT, consisting of Shampoo, Hair Groomer, with full instructions bow to use the same, for only $10. I will accommodate you to convince of its value. Make all orders to CONNECTICUT STAMEORD CONN NORWICH, CONN HARTFORD. CONN. OREGON PORTLAND, ORE UTAH CIRCLE LOCATED IN THE CITY OF BOSTON. Order from either point THE CHICAGO DEFENDER ARKANSAS AUGUSTA, ARK. STAMPS. ARK. Clint Foster died Aug. 18. Burial was at his old home town, Mr. and Mrs. Clementine, Mrs. Austin is going to take treatments at Mayo clinic. Charlie Foster of Mayo clinic, Mrs. Austin is dying, an revival this week. The Roy. 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Jackson of Leaston, KY, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ida Ullerback, attending summer school at Willerforce, summing summer school at Willerforce, Sharp of Cairo, IA, are visiting Mrs. Flyes's son and daughter, tigger, and M. Flyes's son-law, was also here Mrs. Florence Whistley of Trenton, Jenn. is visiting her son and daughter, Columbia Ave. Mrs. Whestley also is visiting her sister, Mrs. Della Flye in Leaves for "Chi" DON'T BE BALDHEADED P HILL BROS. INDIANA THEATER INDIANAPOLIS SUN. MON. TUES. SEP. 2 3 AND 4 "LIGHTS OF NEW YORK" A Dream Life in Big City Tues. Nov. 10 HOT DANA in "JUNE MADNESS" Elka "On to Chi" The members of the local Elks have arrangements to carry a special train to the annual meeting there. It is caitlin's job to automobiles will leave Indianapolis Physicians for St. Louis Many Indianapolis physicists depart the medical association which is in session there. Dr. Joseph H. Ward III, of Indianapolis, and Dr. James D. Hill, Samuel Hewlett and other physicians, will attend the week to attend the funeral. They spent the day returning to the city. The Adelphia Githa club met Tuesday afternoon at the University of Chicago, who has been in the city for several years. Mrs. Githa, a guest of her sister, Miss Irene, the Irish Prominent Men Dead Joseph Baughman, 60, was buried Monday of last week at Crown Hill. Baughman, of Indianapolis, having lived here for 60 years, is survived by his wife, Linda, of Dr. Armistead in Cornell Ave. He was a charter member of one of the Indianapolis colleges, the J. M. Porter, age 75, died at his home in Indianapolis. Captain Porter had lived in Indianapolis for more than 40 years. He is the Indianapolis National bank, Mr. Duffy the Indianapolis bank, and Mr. Minneapolis of Minneapolis, Minne., were through the city Monday, on route to attend the Association of Information and Help. CARD OF THANKS... There are few words to express my sincere thanks and grateful thanks to the kindness and sympathy shown during the long illness of Mr. Duffy, who died at Indola, N. Y. Mr. Duffy was a long time friend, co-comming remarks, Mr. Norman Tucker, the Buffalo and Mr. Rufus Howard of Buffalo for their beautiful floral designs... Mr. friends for their beautiful floral designs... Mr. Bright N. Indola, Indianapolis... Ind.-Mil. AGENTS WANTED... For a high grade line card, monogram watermark, hand, literal commissions. Write for samplings of Indianapolis, Ind.-Mil. FOR SALE... First class barber shop for Indianapolis, Ind.-Mil. KOKOMO IND MUNCIE, IND CONNERSVILLE, IND. TERBE HAUTE IND Mrs. Jack Walker and daughter, Mrs. M. Coffer and Mrs. Margaret Pipkin Chicago motored to this city to visit. Mr. Harlow William Davis has returned. LAFAYETTE, IND. The Misses Sophia Shepherd and Mary Ann Shepherd will visit with friends in Richmond, Ind. Mrs. Q. T. Smith is visiting her friend, Dr. Robert Rapid, M. Chr. Rapid, M. Chr. Miss M. D. Hoffman has returned from a visit in Cinchin- ton, from a visit in Springfield, from a return from a visit in Springfield, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Sins are the proud members of the Misses last week in St. Elizabeth hospital. LOGANSPORT, IND. JEEFEBSON. IND. CLINTON, IND. Quite a few people from here at home, Mrs. Wm. Martin, who died Aug. 24, was buried Sunday. Sine leaves a husband, grandmother and a host of friends. Mrs. Wm. Martin is visited here for Cincinnati, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Smith of Uptown. Cincinnati visited here an apolls is the guest of his aunt, Miss Huntleigh. She left last Saturday for a visit in Henderson, Ky. Isaac Abbey of Amherst, who was visiting home, returned home Saturday. James Abbey last Friday. Mrs. Butler of Terre Haute was the Sunday guest of Mrs. Wm. Martin, motorized to Paris and Danville BEDFORD IND. DR. C. H. BERRY'S KREMOLA Kremala MAKES THE SKIN BEAUTIFUL A Wonderful Face Bleach DR. C. H. BERRY CO. Dpt. 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Turner left for a visit with friends in Chicago and New York. Norman Peninsula has returned after a visit with friends in Chicago and New York. Rev. S. F. Saffy's pastorate at the church on Aug. 25 to 24 was a success. Miss Eugenia Bryant of East St. Louis, Bryant, Messrs. Poole, Turner and Robert Johnson attended the Masonic Hall of Bryant, Messrs. Poole, Turner and Robert Johnson attended the Masonic Hall of Bryant, Miss Rosa Bella Knight and Miss Lisa Bella Knight, made lady Elks at Denver Colo. The Rev. S. F. Sairy, Mrs. G. A. Mayo and the Tri-State Baptist convention at Ogden, Utah. T. G. Davidson has resided for several months, Mr. Hill of Casper, recently, Jordan Davies and a party of friends motored to Douglas, Wyo. to see a loss conducted by the Rev. W. T. Thornton and Mrs. Duncan at Allen chapel was a success. RAWLINS, WYO. 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