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CHICAGO GKAIy M,nKEr

CHICAGO. August lG.-Thcre was n lacl,
OF huyinE demand in al. grains today and
prices were weak with heavy close. a,
ne hmiSh wheat showed a ne, loss OF &c 10
March rs. Corn was down &c 10 25sc
Vile oats We're OF lc to 2ilc. Provisions
were easier with prices ranging from l0c
cd EreS selling by commission houses caused
MAS Scaiinred. cash houses taking moder.
atc Quantities on the decline. Country ac-
cS Sanccs nv wers reported Ugh, by local re-
United; nm, ~ weather conditions in the North.
mfSt were generally Favorable and more
west. 49, Ae'oh iNoi'H-
Corn was under pressure a good part O,
~, NE Lay. Following an irregular start the
narket met with considerable selling and
r nhiees dr2pped SHARPLY SITTER a brief rally
me break IN wheat futures had dc.
r press n. effect on corn also Reports OF
Eoou rains in parts OF Illinois that ha va
o zen h,tairy f2r some TING. onset the cffec,
ggain , w%h,eh indicated there was some
81 wea'her conditions in tho future Sen.
nt" s,' Eeneraliy was bcarsh with a lack
Vi Supp2rt from the outside.
- n"c!ined In sympathy with other
howm nS ana "a, on hedTinE sales. The trade
PROVISIONS likewise sold to a lower basis
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CITY AND SrATE SECUKITIES.
:, tGMiCAGO 1--WE sTOCK aIARKEr.

~, ~ IIINAHO, AuEust 16.-Csttle: receipts
ss;;aoN Light and handyweight steers.
s snsi TO strong; ton. lightweight. 1880:
a anSIee: iSS;iSal7i5; Others steady: SLOW
ilc very draEEy. bulk good grades. il % "a
i hss Erass ,n mostly e.Jndeli5o: good TO
s.22oIS2,: mostly steady: medium cows.
s * 80; nnevenly Is cents lower: bulls.
- cents lower: spot. 20 cents off; bologna
mostly s::adsIS9: veal calves mostly =
selected lots, 1925 n l5.so: stockers steady.
:. hogs: receipts. 5000: opened 10 cents 10
stronE. with Saturdays average: others
iIeht an 10 h 20 cents lower; top. 800 bulk
n s2ws., l4ls@h5o: pigs. strong: bulk
drSlra bio kinds. "A. % n 10 90
sheep: receipts. 1900: killing classes
l aGnSS 40, 90 % cents lower: top Western
y ,gl;l2 fat ewes largely 702TT.5: good
non ana wethcrs bid. 7.75: feeding lambs
steady: bulk good and choice 10 ~ IN 10 10
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the principal weakening factor ,o,n, ;,
PRODUCE MARKETS..
COFFEE.

COFFEE.
ioeh. august 1s-The market for
coffee futures showed rencwcd ,rn,E,
i 700 owlnE 10 Increased nervousness nves
nm ne european situation: private reports OF
oweq a95 n the opSnins was to i points
market weakened again with Scngs inc
ffe aat on to $50 and December to SO
the lowest showing a net JccIInc T., % o.
30 80 nodnts September. sd: October. $50:
Nav. eao: I'LL i'll: 5aanuary. e.oS; March. or:
Spot coffee; nominal: Rio 7s oL: San,o.
=. ioM i9H. Cost and freight OFFERINGS wcps
Ee morjear at , lsH and Rio IS az So to So;
The official cable did no, ouots Rio ~
, .ne santos spot market. Santos fu.,- o
the doilaS bp niiEner to = refs lower. with
RIO cSchanEo on London LID lower. Bra
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Suit AEainst &Ccnt Fn,.

CHICAGO. August 16.-Suit was
hled in tho United States District
Court hero today by seven railroads
to restrain tho public utilities COM
mission and Acknowledgement rund-
ago from enforcing the 2-cent-farc
law. which Is to become effective
August 81. when government control
of the roads ceuscs.
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COTrONSEED OIL
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

JACKsoNI;fi.I.E. FLA. Aims, ,s
pSntinc. Arm. 10: sales. 592: receipts. liza:
shipnen;s $50: stock! ssh. .Rosin. Arm I:
stock. 5a.37o. Quote: IL. i2f5Qpi2UJ: d 10
II: q. isi0: y. la3oapi3to: i. X. NJ. y. VIC.
SAVANNAH, GA. August l6.-TurpcntInc
noihjnE doing: receipts. 3O7: s,hipdnc nts.
l.L1; stock S.7i; Resin. firm: sales. iSS:
70. Quote: II. 1900: ID r. F. a. il.
X. NJ. n. u. % lpfo: VIC. 1870: WV I3SoSs45
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. August lG.-Bar siIy,r do
nestle. ssii: foreign. aS3s: Mexican dollars.
LONDON. August l6.-Bar silver as. p.r
ounce; money. per cent Discount rates:
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lillian port receipts. 5000. against 5000
last year. Jundlahy receipts missing.

>,- SUGAR.
@ m9Rk in A sS ISea lchers was no
e for uSa nd Ssees we're
az lee. cost and freiEht. ana other rrsdes
uoout on the same basis. but rcincrs were
nor interested and no new business was
The market for refined was auict and
prices We're unchanged at 1910 tn 2S.0 for
busy on old orders and some OF them out
OF TING market entirely; tho recent decline
mas mas II failed to bring about amy Increased
Trading In the. sugar market was less
DO awaiting fresh devsiopmen,s In The sp 90
market. business was confined to the old
crop positions; which We're, higher on GOV:
To- como from trade interests and prices NJ
no-tiinc showed advances of 25 to 80 points
on on act; active months. although there were
final prices were Il TO l5, points net higher
New CROPS were neglected and prices un-
ohahged from the previo+is close.
CoTToNSEED OIL.
NEW YORK. august l6.-Ncw outside
S @h sho Of ana
upturn in cottonsecd oil tpday. OFFERINGS
were r.. scarce until around the, close when
in other markets. caused a partial setback
Sie efSinE S sniss , wSSs to - points net
low spot. 12r3GI25o: Send ember. lass:
December. 1912: March. 1851 PrIme win
ter yellow and summer white. nominal
RICE.
NEW ORLEANS. August B-Rough rice
H9nduras NJ s.l3: s32 Cnroiin=l ut $50: zoos
Edith at 6.I5TS.5o. Clean rice receip,s
none none sales los Ilondgr.,, at J3c loo blue
changed.
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LOCAL PRODUCE aIARKEr.

Who!esSls Quotations ny wootson.r,..
Inc. iNS East Cary s.; Madss1n Is H.
Richmone Va. .AuEus, &c. 1870
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NEW YORK. AuErst is.--cotton ,u,u-..
.SsAtl t"s' October 3l.Sy. Dsc.nnb.r
:. ;l' January. -'s!. Marcn. 2SG7. May
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NH not be Responsible for any bIIj, q,
nSo'S made by any ono other than ~
49,. l.. a. Iarks t07 y. Eleventh ST
nd 10 Is 70 notify tho public that Will
.ut pe Icaponsiblc for any bills made nv
anyone other than myself. Frank ViSh ny
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COTTON MARK FITS.

= low fONk. August l6---Thc cotton
market "as nervous and unsettled during
t"uas cails trading. with prices making
ne" low ground foT the movement Wealth
H. teb'ris APPEARED 10 be dsrcCa ride d.
,as.i"u!e impression :ton tho unfavora bic
pt'.tt.'i HtMa ana the cpeuinr was at a
- ID ,nolhis on later months. There was
:.ii.e ''inauH FOR Aurust. which sold
'.s ".'"y Huu'! -gLlrh'ion, ana later mont MS
s'.n 'hr"tL net losses 20 - to 81 points,
Mith. 2tt"Dtr selling al Ji.43 and Jauu,
"i' -'.'p GhGef Icy orleans. Southern and
d.. p'ts. ire aC 'npauied ~ reports Of
en- ."s..r zone ~ sy:at o. the southwestern
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$4,000 reward for the arr.,, m, ,.,.
NIL. hi,enaEh smith: small yellow negro.
pounds. about s feet 3 inches talI. nuiSe
to me 'o9 1a ,s sk;s'i,h. lie was hlrcl GU;
S Sppn arrest not!fy G. 4. Meade IL
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
I)cnlIIS

DiHSHEIT-Entercd Into rest at 1915
-, ~. August 10, 1890. Hiss Imog ne Birch
H. ~. AFTER long illness at the residence or
ner sister. Mrs George ". johnson II2J
NT,o'e Avenue. She leaves three sisters
iiniai Juiia b. Andrews. Mrs. james
f ~; johnson The funeral viii take place
/ o.c,aonn, IN. residence tomorrow afternoon at
Ittvy StoSk her I'VE ncphcws william II
WiiIamm Nv. Is; Andrcws, Percy -. I.nnier.
h huu Edward Crawford Viii act as pail
Searers: Interinent Will be Ia HOLLYWOOD
Nh rr;h1 at the residence OF her
t ATeh9e; at 2:l5 A. NJ. today. Ella wi.kin.
Tho twenty: fourth year Of her h ats nm IN
he Wt, husband she leave, Il father.
" ~ ~, II. Roy *; anu ID. H. Wilkinson. al
IVA sh1Dnn,n.J y &. and W. II. WILKINSON. Of
r I ,ii OF Richmond: MR.. J. ii. Cuiiinan
n ,nr, M n'sd Elizabeth Wilkinson. OF Wash.
iIEtoh services VIII talk. pincn f-n',,
n .n" addresn at $50 u. ST. Tuesday. IN
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AUTO TOP AND TRIMMING CO.-C9
Points I'abrekoid. and all kinds tops nj
trimmings. SEQ Jesse James or Judg,
kandolph s53 l016 West Broad Street,
AUTO TORS and seat covers. SEQ Keetl
Brond Street. Randolph 1888
BANKRUPT SALE OF tirea.- and tut
Gusranteed fv t@hcs aos s si.s5 oil at SE
Si4;G?, Trio Service Co.. 5l9 West BIO
BRING your broken auto part and d
parts for all kinds and makes cars: par
post business solicited. WILDER l., DotsJ
THESE Want Ads Produce a11alia d
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rnncrai Directors
Personals

ft ~ E!tr~Edwin phnup. Funcrai Director
| ua ahn EHpniTntr. sos East Main Strc.t
Maolsoh l3l. Randolnh hG6l. 'e0s
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BHtSCOE touring: good mechanicaI
ut,ion: preminr touring. Al condIl
bargain: convenient terms. s'u ~
MOTOR Corporation. 3l9 ". RroaJ ~
BUICK roadster By owner. Loot.
L9nN lke new. Phone Rnndolnh G
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SaIo

painted: 5ess 81 sffoe esnd 2P,yiseThauied; 2
Sons Co.. s-li South EEhth s,res t
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> Nv ORLEANS august ia-co,,on
~, aea easy. OCTOBER. 2st7: Dtc.rub.t
Ill; :1I:%imrnhcy. 2s,]i. aai: March. 2,n:il
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LIVERPOOL. tusug, it-Spot cam,
JSItjIy ,n DiriicgiS easlsr Good midiiuy go
Iniaa!lnFi Sso%; rood @t4!nary. l5Gs o-GGl
100 American. Rocciafs isU. itafl"n1nr
a;nsf'G % g.; F1iut.s e!ossd irferusr. Az
Mafch. gOeI: MAY. = -. Int, 30 :. ~ I.
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New YcrI -Hiidi!!nr $50 rec..p., $50
exports. %. stock e d. -
Minor ports-Stuck sZls
aSt i92 co. -i.ece!nts, s.a6: exports 7scs.
,,lsgi"l Tor wceA-neeeip:s. 'le.; exports.
., Teal ,Sl, t9' ssason-Rece!p;s slsr;. exports
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Motorcycles and Bicycles
Auto Accessories

MOToRCYCLES-For salo. one iig
weight. $l25. Apply 3S2s Lester Stree,
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Fresh cows ana calves $50 TO si2s. Com
,' iresn cows and calves continue cx
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
WHO'S AFRAID?

If the white of the world of their nbon and
supremacy they that they the salt OF the
kind strange
indeed they should fear that their glory will be uped Their
deprecated and their worldwide domination seriously cha
lenged =,
does the of civilization fear that his civilization will be
ecpsed order of apes Should the tribes and clans of
the highest developed goas seek the accomplishment
of humanity would say Beware of Monkey Domination
monkey little lower than himself The white
claim that their darker brothers lower in the graduated
scale of their making than themselves, yet they out Be
of the Yellow Peril and behold the Black Plague!
If the white the keys to knowledge and the
fear danger of back domination and yellow dictaton The
white through the of his conce and out of
the of his selfhypnosm that he and his heirs shall
forever inherit the face of the earth
The black and yellow breaking the white mans
monopoly of organized brain and wealth The white
this and his bgoty that these people his
interiors IN latent abilities He knows that the fire of genius
burns the breasts of the black and yellow did in the
dark and medaeva ages He that black yellow
constructive ability has been beaten
might lives The white know that their
be accomplished feared that In the future, the mediate
immediate far distant heess that the sleeping
put action the powerful dynamo of his great brain
and shake the world again.
We do not object the Of Beware of the Yellow Peril
and Behold the Black Plague is the involuntary shrek of
danger which of mans reaction White people know that
they superior the dark They know that the rser
about dark people being naey and inherently inferior nothing
than the prejudice, color hatred and
snobe fear They fear that should they lose the of might
by
people that they will be dehroned and surpassed For this
they of the untness and mdessbiy of their darker
brothers They ruhessy declare that Japanese Indians
Negroes their equals and justify all of their tyranny
this foolish subterfuge.
Of subterfuge evasiveness the white man
wishes his the Of the
Of the world let him his pratng about charity kind
and benevolencc Let him admit that he afraid of the
tide Of color and fear shakes his system
world
bous and that apprehension clouds the brow of white humanity
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13

At the Lester Institute N London
years OF experiments in the study o;
scuryy have shown that the slightest
trace OF this disease results in dehnite
changes in the structure OF the teeth.
We have long known that the mere
presence OF bacteria does DOT mean
infection. To have bacteria become
active we must havr a point Of en-
trance and lowered resistance.
Scurvy lowers the resistance Of the
teeth by causing changes III The tooth
structure, and SO encourages the
activity Of the bacteria OF decay. In
addition, the lowering Of the vitality
OF the inenibrance surrounding the
tooth, causes a Ioosening OF the teeth
in their sockets, which win result in
their total los9 il The disease IS not
checked
Scurf4. Is a disease ,hat Is caused
by lack pf proper nourishnlcnt W.
usually think OF this disease as one
that was oomnIoncst in the Civil War
days and that It is not i;l2ly 10 occur
in our owu time.
But. strange as i mar seem, in
times OF peace, and in all parts OF the
world, sourvY is-a preeahcn. disease.
There IS "a very common torn,
kllaw II as iatenta senrvy, tnat IS diff
cult to recognize except by the con
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
MEN AND MOUTHS
Article 4
Coiter And The Teeth

good condition and TO know the com.
forts that follow a good mouth con.
dition, the child will make very siren
uous efforts, in later life, to have
these same physical comforts
One OF the most embarrassing as
we'll as serious of the widespread
diseases OF this country--a condition
that is becoming more and more fire.
aucni-is goiter, which IS the enlarge
mcnt OF the thyroid gland which lies
il the interior portion OF the neck
a swelling of this gland produces
a very upsigh,ly Enlargement of the
neck, many times causing a series Of
what Is known as thyroidism
Z I'llsruidism, is attended with sleep.
kssftess Tor INSOMNIA nervousness
and irritability, tMitching and rapid
hear; action.
II was found that 10 large numbers
OF golfers the infection in the thyroid
gland was a certain bacteria that IS
found in ABSCESS SACS at the ends
OF roots OF Diseased TEETH in
the MOUTH OF THE PATIENT:
and in many cases the treatment Of
the teeth or the extraction of the
teeth relieved the goiter entirely
II is therefore advisable 10 have a
careful X-Ray examination OF the
mouth in all goiter cases
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
Scuypy And The Teeth

diiion OF The gums and tceth This
is particularly prevalent in under
nourished chiidren.E The causes OF
this disease arc: Insufficient food.
food that may be, eaten in sufficient
quantity but that does not provide
the right clements, for nourishinent,
food that may be Sufficient in guam
tit and quality. but that is not proper.
~ mastieated and consequently does
not completely digest
In fact. il is not the quantity OF
food tina. counts; !. is the nourish-
mcnt derived from Il that gives
strength. Tive condition OF the teeth
AND gums may bs,fishsr the cause or
The re5uit Of this disease OF under
nourishnent. .a5a
II the chiid's tee'h decay rapidly
AID the gums arc -ipfsmed and the
bony process around the teeth begins
to absorb giving iitjar appearance OF
premature agcing. Il IS lime 10 haNr
the child treased b both The ply
stefan and .hd denrSie
k.very child IS entitled 10 the priv.
isegc OF growing up healthy and
strong.
Don't wait for your child to out
grow this condition Help the little
fellows 10 get all sirFs is out OF food
and out OF HE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13

then nave .NILutlon issued and levy
on his property.
Qucs. What legal requirements are
there OF landlords as TO keeping fiat
buildings heated?
Ans 1t is required that heat shall
be kept in apartment and fiat build
ings from October lst to May LIST.
Qucs | moved into a house two
months ago. Now the landlord wants
to raise the rent. Is this legal for him
TO do! did not sign any lease.
Ans. Yes. Under such circum-
stances, you are only tenant from
month to month; and III the absence
OF any lease to tho contrary your
landlord can increase your rent
CUES. Can a husband get divorce
from his wife on the grounds OF cruel
and abusive treatmentf
Ans Cruel and abusive treatment
~ a legal ground for divorce usually
carries an element OF bodily or ply 81
cal injury and menace or danger TO
the health OF the spouse. While this
Is an unusual ground for the husband,
there is no specific legal inhibition in
such q case If the circumstances really
warrant 1t.
Qucs. Is any bond required here
for one 10 become a notary public?
Ans. Yes.
Qucs. | bought a diamond ring
some time ago on the installinent plan
and gave it to friend. My friend and
have since broken up and she has
paHncd the ring. The company IS
pressing the 70 keep up the payments
on the ring. but neither OF Us has the
ring now. Do have to keep up these
payments
Ans. 1es. YOU are responsible TO
the company for the ring. You could
not make Il valid gift to your friend Of
any larger interest III the rlng than
you had. Il IS up to YOU 10 hnish the
payments Tor the ring.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13

In speaking OF the diseases and
infections of the body that arise from
the teeth, il is not intended to give
the impression that the teeth arc in
variably the cause OF infection, but
these cases are explained in order. to
show the results Of neglectlng
mouths.
Until recent years we had not
realized the danger OF neglecting the
mouth and tceth-bec3usc digestion
was so seriously interfcred win; b.
the inability TO chew. and because tap7
pearance and distinct speech were
ruined, and because pain OF mann
kinds and OF great intensity Was "a
very frequent occurrence, and because
broken roots and open cavities re
tanned decomposing food and iI1acus,
with resulting bad breath. These
were few of the things that caused
the more cultured people to have their
mouths put in order.
The researches OF the great instl-
tutions that are devoted 10 the study
of disease have shown us that the re-
suits OF neglected mouths are tar
more serious than we had AZ hrst
believed; and there is just one way
to avoid these serious results. That
is TO take care of the mouth in time.
Begin with the children. and Il the
child is trained TO have its mouth IN
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13

come into competition and contact with
the resident white population. In the
cities this contact is crowded and, in
the present condition OF home short
age, has proven exceedingly irritable,
leading TO numerous clashes and to ter
rible race riots. Lastly. by the mobile
zaiion Of the newly arrived eolored
population into the ranks OF one fac
ton Of the Republican party, this fac
ton Of the party bccHnc domiilanl, d
dominance which was used by Senator
Lewis as campaign arguinen, in the
recent election, -arousing great deal
OF latent racial hostility.
The friction which has arisen since
the migration OF colored people from
the south did not exist between the
whites and the colored people who re-
sided here formerly. We look hope
fully toward the end of the present AMI
mostly, to the elimination OF existing
prejudices and social injuStices. Such
an end can only como. with forbearance
and Cancellation. The demonstration OF
an aggressive spirit on the part OF the
new arrivals to force themselves upon
the old population will arouse an active
resentment which will result most det,
rimentally to them.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
How They Still Practice Dsfanchise-
nent Down South

In spite OF the fact that the federal
guarantees suffrage to both
male and female, regardless oil race or
color. II IS 4 notorious fact that nu-
merouS methods are used in Southern
states to cheat the coiorcd electorate
OF its vote Following arc some i'm
pressions written by a correspondent
fwhitc) Of the New York On. "
Herald:
Two ,ears' travel by the writer in
the SUtrh. with a particular interest in
the political status OF the negro, dis
closed a few Of the stunts that were
effective In birmingham, Ala, a
negro physician. worth $4,000, grad
uafcd from reputable medical school
and with an unblemished rac--1 ot
twenty years residence in the city. tried
10 register He met every legal re-
quirement except that OF having two
citizens yvuch for bis character. Nc
negro vouchers weTc acceptable. aud NO
white men dared to sign Tor him under
fear Of social and business ostracism
In Florence Ma. hairdresser was
told that II coiored people attempted
10 90 to The court house TO register
tlIcy would be arrested upon any charge
that could be thought OF at the time
The president OF a negro insurance
company in Atlanta was told TO expect
rcprisals in the form of business inter
ference IL members OF his organization
displayed any desire to participate ii
politics
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
u. N. |. A. News
IL. BibL hi Chicaon WE,n 1919

~ pibD VI 1ultdBD Nnlp speaks:
Sunday afternoon, November 9th,
was great day in the history OF the
University Negro Improvement Asso.
citation and African Com. League in
Chicago. Turning out in full uniform
decorated with colors red, black and
green. The juvenile department. black
cross nurses, Legion and choir
marched into the spacious auditorium
OF the Institutional Church, 1925
Dearborn Street, and filled every seat
with standing room at a premium.
Rev. l.. II. Gordon, assistant prpsi-
dent general Of the Y. N. |. A. of The
world and Captain Haines, minister
OF the legions of the world. dropped
IN upon the gathering en- route from
California to New York 20 take M the
duties OF their respective Offices 10
words OF eloquencc they took tbe
hodsc by storm and complimented q,
highest terms the work of the present
president, w. A. Wallace, III bringing
TO pass so much in the short space OF
two months, and II was conceded by
all that Or. ]. w. III. Eason. the
America leader, had made no mistake
~ choosing hun for his first assistant
for W. a.. Wallace is educated. e<De..
lIienced, iaotful. loyal TO his race and
an organizer and respected by all who
know him. DIR, Williams, president
Of the Detroit Division, was also pres
cnt.
Mr.. Bib OF the Chicago Whip has
joined his forces with the u. N. I. A.
and Us one OF the principal speakers OF
this occasion electrified, edited and
instructed the vast audience with his
words Of wisdom, logic and argument
The Chicago Division is Overcoming
all obstacles and convincing all doubt.
ing Thomases. This is the movement
that will bring results. Meeting
every Thursday night, 340o Dearho1n
Street; SUNDAY, November 18th, al q
p. m, $500 Vincennes Avenue,