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Evening journal., 1919-06-28
BIBLE sTUDENTs

The International Bible Students Asso-
citation will meet in Jr. o. U.A. NJ Han,
No. 9O7 Tatnall street Sunday afternoon
at o'clock NJ. r. Schoonmaker will
speak on "Babylon-Type and Anti
type"
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
COMMUNION OBSERVED
AT WESTMINSTER

The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be observed and new members re
celved at the morning service, at iO3l
o'clock tomorrow, in Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Pennsylvania Ave.
and Rodney street. the Rev. Charles l..
Candee, d. D., minister The double
quartet will sing 'The Sun Shall BE No
More Than Light by Woodward, and
20 For a Closer Walk With God" by
Geibel.
The last session until fall OF the
graded Sunday School will be held at
noon in the chapel. There will be no
afternoon service, as this church is
cooperating in the open-air service on
Washington Heights.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
CHILDREN'S SUNDAY
AT ZION CHURCH

There will be Children's Day service
tomorrow at, Zion Lutheran Church,
Sixth and Jackson streets. the Rev. S. G..
Won Bosse, pastor. Sunday morning,
1890 o'clock, in German, address by
pastor; Sunday evening, T.30 O'Clock, in
English, address by pastor; Sunday
schools meet in German at $50 O'Clock;
in English at 2i5 o'clock
The Mems Lutheran Society will meet
Tuesday; FTauenverin, Thursday.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
MORNING SESSION OF
FIRST M. P. SCHOOL

The First Methodist Protestant
Church, Seventh and Walnut Streets
the Rev. r. w sutclife, pastor, will
have preaching morning and evening,
by the pastor; II O'Clock, subject,
"Holding Fast to the Good Things; !;
745 O'Clock. subject, "The Vile Made
Clean; 7 o'clock, Christian EndeayOr; /;
Miss Ella Willis, leader; Sabbath School
session will begin at 9i5 O'Clock and
viii continue to be held in the morning
during the summer season; James B.
McManus. superintendent; prayer meet
ing Wednesday is at O'Clock. The
choir will sing selected anthems at
both morning and evening services
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
america SOBER" TO
BE SERMON AT UNION

Union Methodist Episcopal Church,
Fifth and Washington streets. the Rev,
Harvey Winfield Ewing, d. D., minis
ter, will hold Sunday school at 10
o'clock, E. r.. Stroup, superintendent;
public worship at II o'clock; sermon
subject, "The Oldest Secret Society in
Existcnce;" Epworth League at 7i5
o'clock; evening worship at 8 o'clock;
address, America Sober" Soloist at
morning service, Mrs. George II. Kelley.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28

In the Want Ads business PROPOSE
.lons will be offered those VINO arc
alert seeking opportunities.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
scnnnI An GILRERT.

The services at Gilbert Presbyterian
Church will be conducted by the pas
tor. the Rev. E. w Coberth. The LORD s
supper viii be celebrated at the morn
ING service: evening services at
o'clock: sabbath school at 23O o'clock.
A daily vacation Bible school viii be
held In the church, beginning on Mon
day. and continuing to August ses-
sions from to tt3O o'clock. TINS
school Is non-sectarian and will Dc
open TO all children Bible stories VIII
be taught and dramatized. There VIII
be Interesting games. picnics and SONGS.
The school will be taught by Miss Anna
y Broadnax, assisted by Mrs. Carrie B.
Colberih.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
SALVATION ARMY.

Weekend services: This evening At
730 - open-air meeting will be held
at Fifth and Market streets. Tomorrow,
sunday school at 1880 O'Clock. Chris
tian praise service 3I5 o'clock, pre-
cedcd by an opon-air at the Pennsyl-
yania depot G30 o'clock. young
peoples meeting; 7-3O o'clock. open-air
meeting at Fifth and Market street. aud
az 5 o'clock the regular gospel meeting
n the army hall, No. iO2 East Fourth
etreet.
Miss Reba Sayers, who has Just re-
.arned from overseas, where She was
engaged in the Salvation Army war
work, win be at these meetings.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
LIVE WIRE TALK AT
UNITARIAN CHURCH

Live Wires and Dead Ones" will he
the subject OF the sermon by the Rev.
w. A. VroomHn In the Unitarian Church,
West street above Eighth street, Sun
day. at i0G5 o'clock. Miss Isabelle B.
Wales VIII lead the singing.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
ST. LUKE'S.

st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Monroe and Eighth streets, will
have Sunday school at sA5 o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at iO40
O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon
at 730 o'clock. "Wednesday, o'clock,
mld-week services, the Rev. William
Lamming, rector.
OF four and i6 years are invited to at
tend. Competent teachers have been
provided and an interesting course
has been arranged.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
South Carolina S Amer
lean Legion Assails
N. A. A. {. P.
No Uplift Organization for
Colored to be Allowed.
By the Enterprise Press.

Columbia, S. C. Nov. 5.-Resolu-
tions were adopted last night to the
effect that the state of South Caro-
lima had no room for the colored up
lift organization of |. w. w. The
state convention of the American
Legion, was emphatic in their de-
nqnciation of the crisis and the spirit
of the N.A.A.C.P. movement, which
would wake up the colored people
and cause them to be economic fac
tors to be contended with. 1t was
skilfully argued by the ex-solders
who have returned from the battle
fields of France that the colored
man must be kept in his place and
that the American legion did not pro-
pose To allow any agency to give him
lplift or broaden his vision but that
he must be left alone. 1t also said that
the association was referred to by
another speaker as an l. w. W. South
Carolipa did not want further race in
justice and any uplift or advance
ment movement by colored people
would cause resentment by the
whites. The American Legion is be-
ing criticized all over the country
because of this southern and un-
American stand. The colored ex
soldiers in Carolina are planning an
indignation meeting and will submit
a platform to the white contingency
with the view in mind that the con-
science of the southern soldier will
he awakened to greater sense of
Amerieanism.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
JAPANESE
ATTACK PRE-
SENT EVILS
Deplores Injustice To.
wards Colored and
Plead for F air Play
Special to Whip.
Nov. 1 Yamato Times says:

Americans always have on their
lips the words liberty, equality, just
ice and humanity, and uarcservclly
interfere in the affairs of other coun-
tries, acting, they say, on those watch
words. Indeed, they act as if they
were under presidential mission of
propagsting the principle Of justice
and humanity. Yet it is known to Che
world that Americans are i'll treating
negroes, entirely violating the prin-
ciples of liberty, equality, justice and
humanity. This fact is most efI'ective-
~ proved by the. race riots in Wash
dngton and Chicago. ~ "
According to those well Informed
on the American political situation,
the motive in focusing public opinion
in America, with the senate as a
center, on the league and ShantuEg
questions is to divert popular atten-
ton Tor the purpose Of taking meas
ures toward Mexico. As a matter Of
fact some capitalists in America hope
that America will obtain the league
of nations mandate for the rule of
Mexico. Others say that Mexico may
he made semi-indepcndent in order
that she may be led and directed at
the will of America. Still others con-
template the annexation of the whole
of Mexico. 1t is said that the Ameri-
can government will shortly decide on
its policy toward Mexico. Is this not
startling state Of alfairs?"
The Yamato says that America has
acquired the Philippines and Cuba
from Spain and California from Mex
leo and continues:
American capitalists are increas-
ing their activities in Mexico. There
are even indications to show that
their activities accentuate the com
plication of the situation in Mexico.
They now propose to rob Mexico of
her independence. This is casting off
the clergyman's garb to reveal the
wolf. If America is charged with
prosecuting policy of aggression
against neighbor much in the same
way as Germany did, it will be diff
ficult for America to explain away the
situation effectively.
DO not say that as there is the
Monroe doctrine Asiatics should look
on and allow America to do as she
pleases. Fortunately we have the
league of nations, and the powers
should conquer the aggressiveness of
America in the same way as they de-
fcated Germany"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
NAKED MAN DASHES
FOY LIBERTY
Despite Handicap Mooney S
Creyhounds Apprehend
Swift Delivery Boy

n. O., La, Nov. 5.-The man who
didn't care about being in the cavalry
for fear his horse might get in his
way when he decided to retreat, had
nothing on Thomas Christmas, former
colored delivery boy for the Albert
Mackie Grocery Company, who was
arrested Friday and charged with
stealing a barrel of sugar and one
of salt meat from the grocery con-
cern.
Christmas did not want anything in
his way when the police called at his
home, 1927 So. Liberty street Five
full-sized cops followed him in race
through Howard avenue to Freret
street and the New Basin, where he
was captured wearing the suit in
which he was born, slightly stretched,
but otherwise intact.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
Colored Man Beats
Jim Corbett'
Ties Hands and Fixes Ex-
Champion to a Post.

James J. Corbett, eS-haavy weigh.
Champion, sometimes known as gen
tIeman Jim was seen in a fsticuff
with Noble Johnson, colored Thi.
affair happened Sunday night at a
Loop Theatre. The colorcd maa
with gang of rowdies and thug
pounced upon Corbett and tied him
to a post and johnson led the assaults.
Kind readers this appeared on the
screen in the 10th episode Of the
Midnight Man Noble Johnson, the
famous colored actor does this stunt
because it's in the play. Old Jim
Corbett is the midnight man. John
son looks so much like a Caucasian
that few people. we're aware of the
fact that Ethiopia was stretching forth
her hands.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
ARKANSAS
Jury BREAKS
RECORD
Nearly a Hundred Cases
Yet To Be Tried.

The iuries in the Arkansas riot
have taught the mob new lesson
in speed. When it comes to dispens-
ing with Negroes accused of crime.
Never before in the history has there
been such wholesale conviction
without deliberation. Out of l07 in
dictments Is cases have been turned
over to the jury. Seven men were
convicted the FIRST day in eight min
utes and the second day it is alleged
that 8 men were convicted in seven
minutes.
No Whites Indicted.
The most alarming phase of the
whole proceedure is that out of the
many colored' people killed and
wounded by white thugs there has
not uptodate been a single indicf
ment 'or conviction against a white
man. The colored people are very
indignant, Tbe faelias4 lis AaIrriug
very high accortiing to reports By =
SPECIAL Whip correspondent. If there
IS not disposition on the part OF
Of the authorities to deal more fair
with the eolered people further blood
shed is espested. .t u
A New Discovery.
1t is said that during special in
vestigation by. the friends of the
white lawyer. whom the colored peo-
pie employed to look after the legal
aspects of their business, that the
sheriff deputized every white man
who applied and equipped them with
Ievolvers and ammunition, this is an
excuse to allow them to give vent
to their primitive emotions and at
the same time to hide behind the
breast works, of the law.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
Boston Papers Make Plea
for Legal Fair Play
Boston Herald)

Ordinary justice requires that the
individual Negro, precisely as the in
diyidual white man, should be treated
for just what he is regardless of his
race or the color of his skin. If he is
honest and lawabiding, he should be
treated accordingly, for those are the
things he is responsible for-not his
race, or color The average, normal
Negro, north or south, deserves credit
and appreciation for what he has
made of himself, in spite of all handi-
caps; and the worst specimen of his
race is not so great a disgrace tc
civilization as the white mob that
hunts him, lynches him and drags his
dead body thru the street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
VERY LATEST BULLETINS

Franklin A Dennson charges his defeat to fraud No
Col He who hollows You fought
a rood fight What's the difference If you did loose.
Harvey Saunders did his detective work and caught
the five year old bandit cleaned his cash register.
The l. and R. over with a large plurality.
Hon. Oscar says he will be candidate for
Alderman next spring unless he changes his mind.
All of the Bond issues for City and County received big
ma orites. bigger and better Chicago. If
property better hold it, values will increase.
Reports show that Republican party is to shape the des
for the four years elected
of four contests.
Our alderman will still be elected two accord
ing to the latest election returns.
Tn National Baptist have completed their
raise 00OO for education big undertaking. What
the difference There big brain and hearts at the helm
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08

INDIANS oppose jim
CROWaLAWS
Want Freedom and
Liberty and Refuse to
be Segregated

Three hundred p1embels of the
American Society 81 indians, in an
nual convention at Minneapolis, voted
for the abolition of fhe L. s. govern
ment Indian Burcall.
The reasons given By speakers are
that Indians should be regarded the
same as other American citizens and
do not need SUPERVISION.
A remarkable thing in connection
with this pronounccnlent is the fact
that the editor Of THE APPEAL, in
a wire to he5President just before he
left for the Peace. onference at Paris,
in Decembez 1913, suggested the
same idea insreferenee to the Anaeri-
can Indian. ~
- c. L. E.*stm:sa, amherst, Mass,
president Of the oAgsini2ation, in an
address said the Intliars were not un-
derstood; and would not be in the
Unitel States, u9tilsfn Indian ia pres
ident. ..-.l..,.-.'srrss, 10 ,asS- .s,s
Even the American Indian, who
was robbed of his country by the eau
casian, sees the menace of soerega-
ton, to which so many colored men
are indifferent; and, some, actually
claim desire.
Through The influence Of certain
prominent colored men Negro"
bureau was established in the Depart
ment of Labor, as a war measure
The war is over and it should be
abolished. Cut out the word negro"
in the government service. II all citi-
zens, regardless Of race or color. are
not subject to identical conditions be-
fore the law, then American dcmoc-
raey is a fake.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
Escapes After Being
Sentenced to 6-Yr. Term
James Crcnshsw, colored breaks
away from Deputy Sheriff.

Norfolk, Va. Nov. G.-Ten min
ufes after he had been sentenced
in Corporation court to serve six
years in the state penitentiary for
housebreking, James Crenshaw, aged
9, yesterday afternoon made a break
ior liberty and up to late hour
had not been apprehended. Crenshaw
Uas being led from the court room
Uilh seven other prisoners who had
lust been sentenced, to the city jail,
when he made a dash over Cove st.
and in few minutes was lost from
}iew.
Sheriff Charles Tumbleson, who
was in charge of the party, decided
that if he attempted to catch Cren-
shaw he would do it at the expense
of losing the other seven, so he
marched the latter to the city jail
and then Immediately gave the alarm
Police were at once sent on the trail
of Grenshaw, but no trace of hin
could be found.
Cfenshaw was convicted of having
burglarized house in this city las
August and stealing clothes valued
at 1900. He had been out on bal
and following his conviction in courI
Yesterday his lawyer made motion
for new trial. The search for hin
will be continued
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
England to Use Bombs on
the Indians

SIMLA, lndia.-Airplane bombs
are to be used against the tribes of
Waziris and Mahsuds in Afghanistan
unless the tribesmen discontinue the
continual attacks on British posts
and conveys and raids into British
territory. Representatives of these
tribes have been summoned to British
Headquarters to hear the British ulti-
lnatum. Six brigades of infantry, to-
gether with artillery and cavalry de-
tachments, are being employed in the
operations under Maj.-Gen. Climo.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
Minister Refuses to Lay
Bible Down

Middletown, o., Nov. A. - Rev.
Walter Jolly, pastor of the Church of
Triumph, was interrupted in his
preaching last night by neighbors,
who told him that his ouse, on Bal
timore street, was on fire. He went
to the scene and, finding the house
in flames, and beyond saving, he re.
turned to his congregation and con
tinued his sermon.
The house was destroyed
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
Dispute Over Pecans Leads
to Double Killing

Special to the Whip, Nov 4. -
Hoke Carter and Dan McClain's wlte
were killed and McClain himself was
wounded as the result of a shooting
today growing out OF a dispute as
10 the right to pecans from tree
from which Carter was picking All
are negroes. MeClain has been re-
leased on bond pending hearing
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
DR.. H. W. Reid Beats Case,
Sprung on Habeas Writ

DR.. Reid, of 3421 Prairie Ave, who
got tangled up the authorities in Dixie
He was accused of operating a con-
fidence game thru "Vodoo" methods
His friends are glad to report that
the charges were trumped up and
that his lawyers We're able to excul-
pate the Doctor on writ of Habeas
Corpus. ii
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
PROPOSE CO-OPERA.
TIVE STORE
700 Already Pledged to Pur
chase Citizens Sieze Oppor-
tunity to Work in Unison

\ great mass meeting was held
Monday Evening, oNv. 3, at Bethel
Church for the purpose of organizing
gigantic cooperative store. The
purpose of such n store is to conserve
colored capital and to encourage in
telligent business venture.
Alderman Jackson with keen anal
vsis of the proposition pointed out
the comparative advantages and dis
advantages of such enterprice. The
Alderman proved the need of such
a ft,nvpp1ppt
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
Brusseaux Captures forger

S. A. Brusseaux, the Hainkshaw of
the Southside, once more in his battle
against crime and vice scored a sue
cess by trailing forger all the way
to Detroit and bringing him back to
the bar Of Justice.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
PEOPLE EAGER TO PLEDGE
SUPPORT.

After Warren Douglas has tfiXed
their o. X 90 Alderman Jaclson's
remarks. Mss Caroline Sparrow and
Messers Farmer. Walker, Gillespie
and others made inspiring suggestions.
Everybody was eager to sign pledge
card and about 700 pledged them
selves to buy shares at So each. The
spirit Of the entire cooperation for
bids the issue of over shares TO any
one PRISON. Several individuals were
peeved because they could not buy
moer. \ step in the right road.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
.l8 HOLES IN
BODY, STILL
LIVES
Henry Boothe Shot in Tenn
aiI---Accused of Insult
ing Southern Belle
Special to the Whip.

HUMBOLDT, Tenn, Nov. 8.-Ac-
cording to the reports from Wilson
Hospital, of this city Henry Booth,
a colored man, who mas shot by Il
mob of southern citizens after he had
been arrested and imprisoned. Is still
struggling for life.
Shot Eighteen Times.
Booth was shot eighteen times and
his body perforated with bullet holes,
but with It grim determination to live
and desire to plead his cause Booth
still clings on the flimsey thread of
lis. that seRarated him from the othel
world. Booth smiles and raves over
the justice of Tenn. He in his delirinm
cries out They didn't give me a
chance, They murdered me in the
dark.
Accused OF Insulting Southern Belle.
Booth was accused of making in
suIting remarks to the wife of Il
young Humbold man. The youg wife
is high in social circles and is in a
hysterical condition over the affair
Booth denies even ever having seen
the Belle and strongly insisted on
being identified. The answer was the
mobs instrusion ON the jail and the
rain of lead from their internal
Wepons.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
ATTACKS sHWARTZ.

The Alderman also showed how the
German Jew Shwartz had gotten rich
Of colored people in the utchcr busi-
ness and when he became Alderman
was a moving factor in the Hyde Park
Segregation scheme. Jackson took
a stand against segregation and
stated that the colored people would
fatten no more frogs for snahes. rhnt
they should support their own busi-
ness and that in the long run the
white man would be compelled to
resneet thcir RIGHT.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
GREAT RIOT IN EGYPT
6S Killed, Many Wounded
Object to British Rule
By A. N. COMBkiXO,

Special Core ,pondent TO the Whip.
ALEXANDRIA,, Egypt, Nos. s.
hTe British bulldog is having veery-
thing but an easy time in erad;cating
the desire for independence among
the Egyptians. Abdul Khcdieve,
Ala Buckwha, two leaders in the
Egyptian national independence
movement. were holding a public
demonstration in one of the city
squares. No attempt was made at
first by the authorities to check the
revolutionary leaders, but when thou
ands of natives received with clam
orous applause the message Of these
martyrs, the police attended to break
up the meeting.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
COL. DENISON
DEFEATED IN
CLOSE RACE
Vote Very Light On
Account of Cold
Weather

The most important election in Hi
nois for the last half century has
reached its climax. The people Of the
3rd senatorial district are compli-
mcnting themselves in the election Of
the Hon. f. H. Morris and the Rev.
DR.. A. J. Carey. Col Franklin 4.
Dennison. the battle SCARED veteran
and the ablest candidate in the first
senatorial district was defeated by a
very small MARGIN.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
Many Killed.

As soon as the British hirelings at
tempted to disburse the crowd several
sticks. bottles and all conceivable
weapons found their way to the
domes of the police. Seeing no other
way to checkmate the revolutionary
determination, the police fired several
shots, killing Khedieve and Buckwha
and wounding several others. At this
instant am alarm was turned in and
several hundred police reserves came
to the scene of disorder.
Natives Reinforced.
A general battle insued when the
natives came to aid their leaders.
II is said that the battle lasted for
three hours, and when the smoke
cleared away 6S had breathed their
last. Forty of this number were
natives, the remaining were police
men. The special correspondent to
The Whip says the spirit of the revo-
luton will never die.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-08
VOTE VERY LIGHT.

On the early morning the gun sent
down beaming rays that gave pro-
misc OF a pleasant day and a heavy
vote. but the frRid winds from Lake
Michign blew 50 strong and conti-
naous that the humid ;rir was slirsost
pfccipitated into snow. Thus the
voters refused 10 rally and the am
bhion Of the candidates was vanished.