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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. NOTES.

Mr. .. ~ lAofboiis oos AoNh Db-f - oh VIC
sick list. being victim of pneumonia.
Mrs Belle Burns, South 18th St. is Wis
iting in Chicago.
The arrangements for the forthcoming
National Baptist s. S. World Congress are
being perfected. and homes for over 1900
delegates are being secured.
The financial comittee has been selected.
The following is the personnel OF that COM
mittee: Rev. NJ. l.. Porter. J. Edw. Thomp-
son. Grant j. Martin and Thos. w. Warrick.
Mr.. j. +. Thompson has been selected
chairman of the committee on Location and
Housing and the headquarters have been
located at the Social Center. 1927 f. Monroe
81. All persons willing to and DESTROYS of
taking some delegates will call on or write
j. Edw. Thompson, 1927 Fast Monroe St.
Springfield. Ill.
Mr.. Adams. son of Jas. c. Adams. So.
Pssfield St. is very i'll at this writing. April
30th Mr.. Adams is over 20 years of age.
The Greater Springfield Band has been
organized.
The X. Of p. Annual Sermon and Mem
orial Services were held at Grace NJ. E.
Church May 2nd.
The Odd Fellows Annual Sermon will be
held at ST. Paul A. NJ. E. Church. Sunday,
May 9th.
Grace NJ. e. Church has launched a fl
naneal rally to raise $1,000 by July. 1920.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08
JOINT MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
OF THE vINCULUM COOPERA-
TIVE SOCIETY, AND THE UNI
vERsAL COOPERATIVE MERCAN-
TILE ASSOCIATION.

Meeting was held Sunday April 25th,
1920, at the Soldiers and Sailors Club,
320l S. Wabash Avenue; called to order
at g:15 P. NJ. by acting Chairman, A. X.
Foote, Secretary-Treasurer of the Vim.
culum Cooperative Society.
The purpose for which the meeting
was called was to eonsummate a mutual
merger between of the two societies,
which was recommendation embodied
in the Joint Commissioners report, and
submitted in the form of Resolution.
The various details in connection
with the proposed merger were brought
out in talks made on real cooperation.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

the school as worthy enterprise.
The school is now in position to
offer to its students free employment
service extending into that line of
work for which they with to fit them
selves.
Students in Shorthand, Typewrit-
ing and Bookkeeping are being en-
rolled for classes to start each Mon
Avenue Theater Building at the cor
ner of 31st Street and Indiana Ave.
The public is invited to call and in
spect the school and is open Sunday
afternoons from two to five P. M.
for this purpose.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08
MEANWHILE, PA, NOTES.

Mr.. Tn. Price, of Lincoln Avenue in the
9TH Ward, has returned to the city after
a three weeks visit in the South. He states
the crops look very prosperous through the
parts of Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi.
Mr.. John. Dorsey. who recently was moved
from the city with one of the Erie railroad
officials car to Chicago, stopped in the city
for a day or two his way to Hornell,
New York, where he will be located for
awhile. Mr.. Dorsey connected himself with
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church last Sunday eve,
the 18th.
The N A. A. c. P. gave a grand social
last Monday night. April rs. 1920. The
program rendered was grand. Professor
Sargent. professor of the Meadvile Public
Schools. twhite). made an excellent address.
and Rev. S. d. Middleton. president of the
N. A. A. c. p. responded. The Colored Boy
Scouts of meadvDle performed a wonderful
feat in the program. The charter pre-
sented by Mr.. Ssmue Warren. a pupil of the
Meadville High School.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

Perhaps Mr.. Hoover decided that
he would prefer to take over the
Republican party because that party
most needs reformation and good
direction -..i
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08
GREAT DEMAND FOR TRAINED
TEACHERS.

Washington, d. C.-The School Of
Education of Howard University has
not been able during the past year
to supply more than one-fourth Of
the requests made upon it for teach
ers for secondary schools and col
leges. This means an average of
four positions for every graduate
which we turned out during the past
year. Graduates of this school are
scattered numerously throughout the
country as deans of colleges, prin-
cipals and teachers in high and nor
NAL schools, elementary schools and
kindergartens.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08

rink. 1t grew SO rapidly that circus
tents were used while additional build
ings were being erected. 1t began with
assets of about 100000, while the as
sets on April were more than $4,000
600.
The company now owns seventeen
acres of land, four acres of which have
been recently acquired for further ex-
pansion. The floor space covers practi-
cally five acres. The company now has
$4,000 stockholders.
Mr. Rieman announced that the total
volume of sales for 1919 was approx
mately $6500,000. Business for 1920 is
expected to be more than double that
amount. Great applause was elected
when Mr.. Rieman announced the UNI
broken chain of victories scored by the
Elgn ear in various track, road and
,hillelimbing events.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08
Hundreds Hear DIR.
Bundy.. /.

Sunday afternoon at $50 sharp
hundreds of Chieago's most intelli-
gent citizens forged their way into
the beautiful M. E. Cathedral at 33rd
and So. Park Ave. to behold and to
listen to oratorical excellence of DR..
Leroy N. Bunday of East St. Louis
and at the same time to show him
that believed that he was innocent
of the charges held against him.
DE PRIEST PRESIDES.
The most unique and gratifying
part of the affair was the fact that
all schools of thought, all different
factions in politics and religion
placed their differences aside and
joined hands to assist the worthy
cause which DR.. Bunday represented.
Hon. Oscar De Priest presided. Among
the other platform satellites who
Numbered their protest against the
unjust and un-American way that DR..
Bunday and other leaders have been
treated were Col. Otis B. Ducan of
Springfield, Ill. The leader of the
gallant 9Th ILL., N. G., Mr.. Taylor,
Dr. Mcdowell and Editor VIM. c..
Linton.
- BUNDY AT BEST.
Despite the fact that DIR. Bunday's
lips are sealed on account legal
barriers, he delivered a masterful ad-
dress. If the rapturous and financial
response was a testimony of the merit
of DIR. Bundy's talk it was more than
a masterpiece. He made thorough
analisis of the industrial, economic
and social status of the negro. The
audience was so completely satisfied
with his message, they could hardly
wait for the call of the chairman to
lay down their moneys.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08
ELGIN DECLARES
FIVE PER CENT
CASH DIVIDEND
Stockholders Advised of Substantial
Condition of Firm.

DAILY News-By Walter Birmingham
At stockholders meeting, which re-
sembled a political convention, the Off
cials of the Elgin Motor Car Corpora
ton announced yesterday that a . per
cent cash dividend would be paid out of
the earnings of the first three months
of 1920, and if strikes or other abnor-
nal conditions did not interfere, addi-
tional cash dividends would be paid
from time to time during the year. An
extra stock dividend will probably be
paid in the near future.
The stockholders. by a unanimous
vote, approved an increase in the CAPT
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AIMING tHOSe WHO contributed u
were Prof. Alex Simpson, NJ. c.
Mcdowell, f. Jackson, Mrs. Brown,
Messrs. Taylor, Oatmeal, Jesse Cherry,
Ficher, w. Riley, Morris Lewis, S.
c. Perkins, N. Baker, E. Nance, R.
Terry, j. Stoval, w. A. Glen, Red
wood, Mrs. Webb, Mr. Brazell, j. A.
Damons, p f. Johnson, Susie Allen,
Mrs. Chandler, Allie Maxwell, L. b.
Jones, Spencer Withers, Col. Patton,
Associated Negro Press, L. Lang
stone, Sam. White, William James,
J. Humble, G. Tinsley, Ed. Mitchell,
Sarah Gibson, w. II. Saxton, J. Ba-
ker, Gilbert Jones, L. Goodwin, Mrs.
NJ. Howard, Jno. M. Young and many
more whose names we did not get,
and many who would not leave their
names contributed $100.
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CHICAGO COMMERCIAL IN
STITUTE RECEIVES AP-
PROVAL FROM
u. S. A.

That the Chicago Commercial In
stitute which is affiliated with the
Metropolitan Business College of the
loop is deserving institution in
which the business subjects so ur-
gently needed by many of us TO fill
Evening star., 1920-12-04
WANTED-HELp.
EEMAr.ErSnmxf~~>A


LADib0-.-Shoet course In typeWr1tiaH and
~ .tsnnoarI s opentine Il being FORMED to meet
she demand Of bnsiness houses; good salary 10
90 dsy.:. Milton ssAcel 17e l4th q. M.
MEN AND WOMEN. energetic. to aaatst tn sell.
ing northwest rial estate: experience uaneees.
sary; need not Interfere With present employ.
ment; excellent opportunity 10 increase Jour
Income: free instruction class ! pm. every
Tuesday and Friday. See n. H. RuksEIl,
ana kraphotype machines. Address. giving ref
erence and experience. Boz 30f-B. star Office. -
PASTRY COOk and cake maker IN cafeteria
where nice cooking ID required. Address Box
2l2E. Star office. ~
P. B. X. Reliable. experienced;
willing to work evenings. Address Hax l4a-
f. Star ONCE q
PIANIST Young lady, vocal student. will ffve
qualified pianist private room in her home. near
rhents short practice periods early morning and
late afternoon. Address BOX 1l-H. star Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GARAGE.
Repair shop and accessories.
steam .heated garage holding so cars. we'll NIL
ed. having over 500 monthly storage at pret.
emit time. Room for more. Repair department.
employs men full time and over ti, time. ~. En,
labor saving devices. Well stocked win nv, NV
parts accessories, etc. Lease one year from
Jan. 1870 a. 500 per menfh @ nS rs1e~r rSr Mn.,
sell owing to inability to give personal atten-
ton viii consider any reasonable cash eIer
or will sell half or more interest. Would take
consider a good farm. business now PAYING
$500 net t,ef month ard can be made TO run
nearer 81, 600 net, with personal attention. Ad-
dress Box 344-E. Star ofiiee: =. -
FIVE SHARES Crystal Glass Casket CO: stock
for sale. $40. Address BOX 33s-E. star once.
If YOU WERE absolutely sure your money
would bring most unusual returns yoM would
invest We can prove this to you. We have
the greatest industrial proposition on the mar
ket, company operating six years. article prov.
en-. demand sreatsr than supply mones neeaeS tsass
s75 up. Address, Box 84.E. star office. -
SOLD NY LEABE; VIII sacrdce entire stock
Of automobile supplies and fixtures. Apply .n'
mediately. 1888 n. ]. ave. NV. o
26d EHAKEs Pofomac OF stock; make ofIer.
Phone Col. 4s36. ..
2O4 ST. n. offers wages and two unfur-
hnlsekeeper. - ....-.-aA.a- D.
FIRST CLASS commercial hotel for sale.
lease or exchange; possession at once: one
hour from Warrington. BUELL. FARM AaEN-
CY Hprndon. Va. Phone Ss: s:-.-l0- 10.
HAVE THE best storage battery proposition on
the market; lowest price and best discounts: :
distributing rights for three states and ID; u
would like to get in touch with party willing
to finance same. Address Box 3O3-E. Star OF
ficc.
400 SHARES seaman's oil stock at $1.l5 Ad-
dress Rox 2S0-E. Star otlee.A A---.---A----
BOWLING ALLEyS--Two. Must be moved
soon. Apply 612 = Ct. NV. .-...---.----S.- y.
REALTY AND RENTAL BUSINESS IN yfR-
sinia city. few miles from District, VIII sac
rifice.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main a627. 142a Z st. ----
HAVE practical and economical Invention
open to rigid investigation; want active party
with $500 for one.haif intefest to assume con-
troll and Incorporate compAnys q great future
husiness and sure fortune II properly handled.
Address Boz 2s2.E Star. athce.as e
TWO YOUNG MEN with clean business records
control firm making motion picturea In new
field with practically no compet tition. Within
iast few weeks have produced and soid several
Thousand dollars worth Of work probably. Big
business ana tremendous prospects, Just ahead.
want to connect with Hn older man, who can
furnish capital Of credit ab needed and ,Stse
;bene1t nf business advice and help us build
the biggest thing in Washington. Address Boz
360.E, Star ohice.
Evening star., 1920-12-04

WAN1kD-SaIesman to sell
Ford cars; whole or part time:
no restriction as to territory can
sell anywhere; S per cent COM
mission. Roby Motor Co., 1920 L
ct
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Observation-Disclosures

WdWIGU-MISVGI
DIAMOSD-H to q carat; give particulars
Address Boz 338-E, Star of6ce. g.
NUkSEKY CHAIR. Tall North 1877. :
CRIB tdrop-side),. bureau, steamer chair: good
condition. West e20A.W 50
WILL BUY ANY NUMBER or UsED STOR.
age batteries. 1:17 q at. NV. 81
PIANO. .yictrola and several pieces OF fur.
niture. North 617S.
STAIRWAY, iron; spiral styIei ANY sIae.
Roley Motor Co, 1890 I st:
PLANO wanted for storage: excellent care; no
children. Cali, evenings. S565 11th Ut. NV. 30
PIAN0-APafty living Chevy, Chase would fike
rent piano Ave Or SIX monthss -nust BE- good
condition and thorough tune. Phone Cleye.
1924.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood No. 3. S65 Ken.
nedy st. LVl sS4S. g
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BOUtlHT from mannfacturer. 2D0 sampie chi
dren's coats, plush and cloth. sizes } to II
years: will sell at a sacrifice: yalHe. from =
TO $25: big bargains; only e5.ea to kb.B3. w
Rice, 1892 7th st. NV. Open evenings.
CAKkfAEE, white ree4i: dne snndttt''n: ts~
sonahie p,is-. In2e Lawrence ~, me-. hnA
laid. y
Evening star., 1920-12-04

MILLWORk CRAFTSMAN
wanted at once for interior de-
failing and listing of wood trim,
etc. Apply at 80 E st. NV. S.
Evening star., 1920-12-04

WANTED-HEIp
AGENTS.
SALES AGENTS. hnusA.to kavsei highest 1nal.
jtT toilet 'pfppa fatioss. 6Avurinx exfracts: 3:
rnc.is sell on sight: bic commissions. C. +.
Ramltpb. l225 18th nv. 80
HALESWHN.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity FOR good live
ssiesmea.. Apply to q. n. Evans 4 Bros.
lac TO 18th n:H.
EALESMEN-Write for list of lines ana fnli
particulars: earn "a. 800 to 80. 600 yearly: hie
demand for men: inexperienced experienced;
city or travelling. National Salesmen's Traln.
Nnx AsaeciAtion. Dent. 9HA Chicakn
Evening star., 1920-12-04
WANTED-HELP.

ronReniai work and nrst- t-class salAfy---dfAftiae;
ie demand fer cur graduates: complete course.
night Instruction; can learn In spare time:
start aow. Catalogue on request. ColuneiA
School Of QfAftinR. 18th And n ath,
Evening star., 1920-12-04

DRUG CLERK--Unregist<red. 2 or ysars ex-
perisnce. desirsng good general practice to nn.
iah oSf: good pay and h"rrs: give age and e1.
r.risnee; conAdentisl Address Box 5S-E Star
offce.
Evening star., 1920-12-04
Statesmen

Wanted - Two house-to-house
solicitors at once; hustlers can
rake big money. Call. 3 to S
pr: today. l20 McGill bldg. l..
c. Eriggs.
Evening star., 1920-12-04
Personal.

PERSONAL. ...-.....
DOLLS HOSPITAL ''t
Dolls restfung and repaired. l..
1345 Euclid st. NV. Phone Col. 6IsS.
The FTRST AND ONLY ONE IN THIS CITY
to recognize the value Of ladies' and mens
worn clothing. shoes. etc. We make It oui
business to own all we ran buy. and We can
buy all you win sell. 80 IT'S Z satisfactory
deal fot al conc.rned. Main 4lsSs ~ n
M0HuN--RoB. PLEASE WRITE BUFFALO.
t.onedsntiai: -----.--------.--- ..
RATS, ,PEDnuGs. WATER RUGS. ROACH
q. SAPP. $40 Colorado bldg. Phone Main SO
de3ls
All. MHKES FTHNTS- ANF TALKING MA.
chimes, Tuning end repsirine by srrerfs, =
Phone FRANKLIN RITE. FRANK A. SHHE. .hta
Mass. ave: nv.
RRADFnRD's DETECTIvE aERvICE. srITE
2ia, ko,vheep hldg. Estshlished thirty s!x
yeara. Expert Investigations. any tssittmase
cause. all sections. fhoneA: Once. sfsss. sss
ss.,S $685. night an" Sunday Col ''s' ''i ias.
CLARA n. ct'NNINaHAM. ExpERr FIR.
rier Fur coats. mnRs. efr. altered tnso MaeSt Men
stZlss. l01l x .Ielepbons -EtsnklR 12g-
FURS REMODELED
Coats. muns and steles made into iAfest
styles. 9. ArPLEBEE. Isdiss Iailns ,nS m"
Eprrier. 1904 & ct. Nv. .Ftlnklin 72e0y:
WE ARE Now PAYING FOR 81 to $40
WAsHrNGToN CLOTHING FxCHANGE.. sss
= NV. Main 2s7s or drop Ioetal
DIR. EVANS NERVE AND STOMACH srE-
. 'allst--Ny electric treatment s proving won
.,.rfrIly successful. absolutely guarantee re-
lief Consultation free. l347 L st. Phi. Fr 157
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Editorial Comment
on Current Subjects

1920.
From the Manufacturers Record.
The New Year will mark one of the
great epochs OF American history.
Many of the weightiest problems
this nation has ever faced must be
settled, for veal or woe, before 1920
ends. The year opens with a spirit
OF turmoil and Of unrest, OF politIca.
activities and upheavals. During the
year many will break away from old
mooriugs, new alliances will be form
ed, vast financial changes between
Europe and America. will come about,
problems vitality affecting labor will
claim ever-increasing attention.
The discussions of all these issues
will be attended with intensityins
bitterness, especially in the political
world.
At times it WILCOX as though the
good old ship of state will surely be
driven upon the rocks of destruction.
But fear not; the end is not yet.
The spirit Of America still lives; IL
will survive all the storms or the
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UNcHANGINc MAN.

4 HE pro6teer is no new bird In the year 1923 at
Milan, Italy, he kicked against the government FIX
ing prices and Bread held his corn in storage to
create artificial shortage; and finally refused to do bust
ness at all at the governments prices.
& He described by one Alesandro Manoni, an Italian
who aourished in the eighteenth century and who wrote
II Pomessi Sposi historical novel of the year 1923
and theIeabouts. Therein whole chapter is given to
the qusels between the Milan pro6teers and the ultimate
conssier.
The magistrates he wrote, busted themselves in
fixing prices that were to be charged on every commodity
in threatening punishment anyone who would refuse to
sell. and making other regulations of similar nature"
When the price of bread was lowered about 40 per
cent the people applauded but the bakery owners pro-
tested they would willingly throw the shovel into the oven
and take their departure
In the end the authorities yielded and raised the price
OF bread The bakers breathed but the peo-
pie rayed." wrote Manzon
What familiar sound all this hasl We have many more
pahtubs than existed in 1923 and since that time we
have been blessed with sanitary plumbing and electric
Lights and monographs and avve, but human nature
stays unchanged, reactng the way to the same
lsetiof circumstances.
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throw of all common sense bloody monsters as DICTATOR
the Establishment Of Godesness and the passage of many
insane laws governing life all its expressions In Russia
this was Bolsbeysm.
The third phase m France desperation. This eoun-
Try became desperate from the fghtfu conditions I'M
posed by the neroies and criminals who ruled under the
terror. In their colossal ignorance and worse they had
brought DISCRIMINATION, starvation and suffering upon
people who asked for democratic freedom and were given
stone by the Lenmes and Trozkys Of that day. Russia
has experienced this phase to the hlt during the last two
years. We need not dwell on its horrors.
From desperation and suffering France developed
strong army and hardness people. She put down civil
war and gave quarter to the rebes-nen. women or
children. Her armies threatened the frontiers and the
other nations, frightened her military display and sue
cesses, made peace with her. Today this phase the period
Of reaction. opening Musoovy. Russia has sternly
disciplined exeelently equipped and wel-fed army of a
million men, including Chinese and other barbaric fighters
for profit his army has routed the rebels ngiIi and
left and forced peace with its neghbor Esihona
ns,rng seaport for Russian commerce, while the other
natons-England, France. and America-have with
drawn.
So far perfect parallel of France The question be-
fore the world today-and it ought to be burning ques-
tons: Will the parallel be continued the next phasel
The further reaction IN France Napoleon the man
OF blood and iron, the scourge of the world. History
shows that the whole French people supported him when
he carried FIRE and the sword Europe repeatedly The
people who were for freedom, for equality and fraternity
short ten years before became the ruthless oppres
of nearly the whole civilized world. the tyrants of
humanity Wherever FIenchman set his feet there the
rights of people ceased.
Will there Russian Napoeonp Can parallel carried
far dissolve into nohngness2 Will the Russian
bear. who has fought all his life, tamely subde and
lie down peacea Will he lose his centuries-old appe
lite for other peoples territories. for the loot of conquered
andsa Let's watch that same Russian bear! '---
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year; 1t will conquer unrest and tur-
MOL; 1t will beat back to their home
the. forces of hell now seeking our
ruin; it will ride triumphant over the
storms that may beat around US.
Upon every American rests the re-
sponsibility to do his utmost to make
this year the best in his own life and
in his country that turmoil may end
and peace come where there is now
bitterness. Let every man solemnly
pledge
That he will work harder and more
efficiently. whether he be poor or
rich. employer or employe, than ever
before; 49,, -,
That he will cultivate the spirit Of
cancellation and friendship-that dn
his work and in his home life he will
adopt as his sworn pledge to follow
the Golden Rule;
That he will do all in his power to
advance the nations prosperity
through the prosperity of his own
work; :.
That in recognition OF the world
shortage of food he viii waste less and
encourage the production of more
food;
That he will heed the cry of Eu-
ropes call to save millions from star
walton, and
That whether employer or employe,
merchant, manufacturer, banker, law
yer or farmer, he will be more con-
cerned In serving mankind than in his
own financial advancement as bust
ness man or as wage-earner.
II this spirit Of service can be
evoked among all Americans, It will
then be possible to save America
from turmoil and the world from star.
yation. Then, and not until then,
peace and prosperity will reign
throughout the land. -
To all our readers our New Years
wish Is that In consecrated service to
our country and to civilization they
may find "a broader life and greater
happiness than they have ever known
in the past
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Dr. Simon Flexner head Of the Rockefeller Institute
for Medical Research and scientist with very clear
idea of the value of words told gathering of scientists
held at ST. Louis yesterday that medical research is
gradually getting into position strategic advantage
in its attack upon cancer This is a most comforting
to send to the world the beginning of new
year Science has taken away from tuberculosis its
terror has made healthy of the plague spots OF
the earth, and it has worked other wonders but cancer
is the great mystery maady and its rate has been
climbing for years. Science however, has never de
SPARED though it seemed at times to be waging
losing fight and the who directs the greatest
research activities in the world tells progress
is being made against this invisible foe civilized
mankind. No one, perhaps not the men who have
the investigations in charge, tell when shall be
able to control cancer control diphtheria and
typhoid for instance but the knowledge that something
tangible is being accomplished ought to free from NOR
bid fear the children of victims and that
nameless dread that turks in the mind of
many people after they pass into the cancer age Sci
ence has worked many miracle. There every reason
to believe that will be equal winning the fight with