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Wedding Anniversary.

In honor oi their 2Wh wedding anni-
vcrsarv. Nr and Mrs Richard Vi
Laughhn II twenty y-fourth and Naelieon
streets on Saturday night ent,rtalred
the Dramatic Club Of s. Andr' 5
Church Rev and Mrs Il v Trapnell
ard R,v Z II Ford we're guests #
honor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
Friefds Entertained .

Alr and Mrs Herman Stork of 1914
Clayton street entertained the Willing
Workers Of the Fraternal Spiritualists
Church last Wednesday evening. The
time was enJoyably spent with piano and
correi sclcrtlor avA -. IttlIC5l-
u4euts were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
SANDMAN STORY
By Mrs. +. A. Walker.

Copyright. 1919. by the McClure News
paper Syndicate. New York CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

MI inquiries addressed 10 Miss kitk-
man III care ~ the tfclcnt Housekcnr
rg department will he answered - tte~r
column ii thar turn. Tins rcqun''~
cot siderable tune. however. OWL to
the great number received - i ifr-
snual or quicker reply is deslrrd. stamp
M and scf-addr,~s,d envelope must Z"
enclosed with he question lhe fduoT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

lost something Try elass feel al
vcrtiscmrnt IN Ivory Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
WHEN 10 YOl WASH

Copyright 1918. ~ the Nceiure Views
paper Syndicate. Now YorA CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

Founder of Dr. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin, the largest
selling liquid laxative in the world, lons Pass
Biblical old age, but hale and hearty Still
sees patients daily Wonderful achieve
ment OF a country doctor"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-31
Socialist Aldermen
Assert Custer VIII
Be Brake on Progress

B. c. V7adeck, Alexander Braunstein
xad Abraham Shiplacoff, the Socialist
members of the Board Of Aldermen, Is
sued the following statement last
night concerning the recommendations
Of the Judiciary Committee Of the AS
sembly to Dust the five Socialist Assem-
blymen: ~
1--WE did not expect any other action
from an Assembly nominated by a
group Of active manufacturers and long
known enemies Of labor. BY voting to
exclude five legally elected representa-
tives Of the people from the State Legis-
lature, the Assembly has initiated a
policy which will retard for years the
peaceful progress Of this country, and
which will encourage strong arm men
in politics to rob the people Of their
rights under the cloak Of loyalty and
patriotism.
"As for the Socialist party, nobody
acquainted with it's history in this coun-
try can think for a moment that this
step will do anything but help the
work Of promoting Socialism and will
open the eyes Of the people to the real
purpose of the old party politicians"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-31
u. S. Intervenes to End
Longshoremen's Strike
Southern Shippers and Rival
Leaders Inspire Conference
To Be Held in Washington

The Department Of Labor took a
hand yesterday in the longshoremen's
strike, which has tied w shipping
along the Atlantic coast for three
weeks. Secretary of Labor Wilson
called conference Of representatives
of tn" coastwise steamship companies
and the strikers for 10 o'clock Friday
morning at Washington.
The announc ement was made bv
Benjamin M. SGuires, Of the National
Adjustment Commission, who said this
effort on the part of the government
to bring about settlement was in
spired by the appeals of the Southern
vegetable and fruit growers and the
leaders of both sides.
Complications have arisen over the
use by the United Fruit Company Of
railroad floats in unloading their
ships. AS there is a strike at the
piers of the company over a question
of union recognition and higher nav,
the port and terminal workers are re-
fusing to- handle railroad boats des-
tined for. use at the United Fruit Com
pany's piers. A temporary truce has
been effected and the matter is being
thrashed out between officials of the
strikers and the railroads. A decision
is expected to-day. T. V. O'Connor,
president of the International Long
shoreman's Association, stated that
unless the railroads ceased sending
their floats to the fruit corporation
longshoremen would be called off
every craft, railroad or otherwise.
that had any dealings with the com
pany
New-York tribune., 1920-03-31

of the committee is just the day pre-
cedingw
If the vots is completed before mid
night tomorrow the Governor may call
special elections. II the vote IL de-
layed beyond that time, the only way
the Governor could call special cleo
tions would be to call special session
Of the Legislature after the present
session ended.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-31
REDUCE YOUR SHOE BILLS

Aliens Foot Ease. the antiseptic powder
to be shaken into the shoes. not only stops
the pain OF corns and bunons and gives
quick relief to sweating. cailous. tired
aching. tender feet. blisters and spots
but Aliens Foot4sEase rests the feet. keeps
them cool and comfortable all The time.
saving the constant wear shoes caused
by nervousness Of the feet. Shoes and stocs-
ings wear twice as long when you waiis
In comft.t TSs Aliens Foot-Ease to-day.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

The Eu Kux Khan is beginning to show its head IN Florida
under te preense of quoting Negroes the polls This
dangerous institution and will tend the Negroes to arm
themselves against repetition of the Reconstruction period
The question of Mr. Warren c. Harding is creating quite
b OF bubble and quarrel Mrs Gaul said to be descendant
OF Poeahonta and heard to complain Alexander HAM
ton from the spirit world will probably chucie with siee.
Professor Chancellor formerly of Wooster College issued c
letters degradation of Mr. Harding because of hint of haz
bood The learned professors education has failed to broaden has
and proves that the problem not entirely prob
lem of ignorance
is expected that the coored will again truly be-
outhpieces of the political Will
flow and ebb They have been bdled for the last FIVE
months
=
The State of DESTROYS of having constitutional
order that the Negroes rights be viad We
thought that this question had been determined by the constitution
The throwing the nid Negroes within
telling lies about the OF the north towards
arrivals from the south. We only that
il is ike unto heaven and he'll
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
TO THE YOU KNOW
EN- EDITOR

You know that Flat !" at 3lo-
Indiana; well, they are still there
The sleuth said he would run then
cut. but they must have made peace
with him That's the place where the
Handy House Man caught his II
ihe big toe.
You know thai National Headquar-
ters; / mean that separate bureau
operated aud Communicated by the
bows from the yotelcss states; well,
they are beginning to sink with
Line back home to start another
hunger strike. They had ii fat Tor Il
while. didn't they
You know that prominent South
Side hotel; know you know II, be-
cause all the society people stop there;
well. have you heard about its It's
said they are ironing their silks on
the mahogany tables in their rooms
You cant cool EN-, silks got to be
ironed somewhere. and laundry prices
are simply awful even Tor society
people.
You know that Blue Bell Catc, at
goth and Indiana, and | know YOU
know Nosey, that guy who talks
about everybody, perhaps he's talked
about you. Well, he got shot the
other night at the Blue Bell. The
shot wasn't meant Tor him. but hc
got it just the same; in the heel, too.
know you know those society
dudes and those lounge lizards oil,
/ know YOU know them, because they
are the first ones to meet every new
girl who comes to town; YOU must
know them because they are
KNOWN 10 spend nothing but the
evening. Perhaps they spent THAT
on you But when that society lady
iron New York got through with
them, taxis. candy, dinners. theatre
tickets, and the like, they told Us they
were ready 70 Join hands with the
outlaws.
know YOU know those piekpockcts
ut 3lst and Indiana, the ones on the
morning watch; we'll, II YOU don't
know them I do, because one OF them
put his hand in my pocket the other
morning and got it caught in rat
trap. / bet he'll know me next time
oh, you light fingers!
Possibly you don't know that there
is a gang Of young white fellows
driving through isolated parts OF the
South Side in the wee hours. forcing
colored men whom they should hap
pea to meet 10 get into their cars
then driving off and beating them
and finally throwing them out. Well
If you don't know them, you will
know them, because they will pick up
the right man one night; the under
takers will, too
You know those male butterflies
who spent the summer III Palm Beach
clothes, laughing al the railroad men
and the laborers; well, il you don't
know them gust stroll out to the stock
yards some morning You will find
about fifty OF them in Inc looking
for job. It's getting cold, don''
yer know
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

the iact that b. reason q you'll. ls
has years before ai'r aud poseibI
iiies pndrcamed 81. is 10 see - 1t
that IKE evils complained oi ar. re.
by an effective remedy. OG ChieaRO' Z
South Side. and especially in thc Sct=
oud Ward pic<pockcts ar working
On street ears with bgldness urpre=
ccdented. apparently protected b.
high authorizes. II t!me. Mr..
States Attorney. 10 find out who are
responsible for this The people who
voted for you arc respecting for YOU
TO answer the question. They are
expecting during your administer ton
Tor Il 10 be safe for them and their
families. not only to walk tn street
ID safety. bu. ia remain at nom in
security. and not fear the burglar Or
the bomb Holdup men iniest the
street, burglars attack the homo
Prostitutes ply their trade brazenly
House Oi III fame invade ever d.
irict without pity or conscience. So
eial lrpeTs. male and ierair. crJwi
'he streets, ssnling who.u III
may CefUef No woman sau nj.
20 traverse Ahe public thorough
la1c>. eiiher on business or plea ~,
bent. without being TIE Object oi
vicious insult. lu seur election -
llsy. 'La couddence 'hat 9our d,c.5iF,
action sill b. thr rrmcd. No sats
be h. politician or not who ha. r.
poet Tor 5our future. rill ak yoa d
% peblis prosecutor. 70 eondone sice.
aad il b. doc. be ecsk, TO dras you
doaa t. hi~ low lsfcl You ar con
iercd 81 ~ thing, holy, in both eiyie
aal moral pride, 10 na'te your ram
yHc To Dc rcvcred by the citizens o.
Cool. County in the future a you
liz, il the past. By forcing respect
Tor :hc las. which At the present 10
heid in contempt rs up 70 yog,
Mr.. state attorney. VIII you set5
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

been for several years Il professor IN
"a white medical college Two were
employed By the Health Department
OF the City Of Chicago and their
duties required them to look after the
teeth al the children in the public
schools OF Chicago
Evidence OF the kind OF prepare
ton that these men have had Is
shown in the fact that Is are gradn-
ate. IRON Meharry Medical College.
y from Northwestern University, 3
from the University OF Illinois. q IRON
Harvard University, 3 from the Chi
cago College oi Dental Surgery, ,
from the University OF Iowa. from
tae University oi Ohio and IRON
other colleges 81 equally high rcputc.
, One colored dentist recently led his
class oi thirty call others being
lwhittl, in one OF the largest and bet
Dental Colleges in the country.
Fully onc-hali OF all. oil these men
belanE 10 The Chicago Dental So
oiety which makes them keep abreast
ai,h tllc latest and most scientific
methods 81 the praetice Of dentistry
TIE combined equipment in the Of
bee. OF tlscsc o. men aggregate
Gsurc pcll near bali million dollars
AL is ID the highest type and the
lat word IN modern dentistry.
The Above Facts Should Be Kept in
MIND by Every One Who Requires
the Services OF a Dentist
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
Interesting Facts About
CHICAGO S Dentists

The professional life OF Chicago has
kept stride with the development Of
every other phase Of Negro life in
Chicago. Fifteen years ago there
were only five colored dentists i'll the
city OF Chicago. After the passage Of
FIVE years there were fifteen dentists
Who had opened Offices in the city Tor
the practice OF the profession. Five
gears ago there were twenty-five, and
this number has gradually increased
since that time until today there are
sixty-two colored dentists here to
minister to the 100000 colorcl people
of the city.
That these men have made special
preparations Tor their profession is
evidenced by the TACT that twelve OF
these dentists have degrees OF y. T..
having taken this degree before eutcr-
ing upon their professional studics.
Ten others have spent one or more
years in college before entering iaed-
ical college. III have had RICH
school education OF is equivalent.
Fifteen Of thesc men too par ia
The World War either IN active serY.
ice OF in the Medical Reserve Corps.
Many OF them spent several moa,hs
in France. Those not taking par in
the war offered their services gratis
70 enlisted and drafted nea Ono be.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
By A. N. FIELDS

The results OF Tuesdays election
indicate beyond the shadow OF 4 doubt
that the American people have very
decisiveiy come to the conclusion that
the Democratic party must exclude
the race issue from its next national
campaign il they hope to be success
full al the polls. 1t was fortunate
| both for the country as we'll as Tor
1.-The Republican party that the Demo
lcratic party lost upon the issue. IL
the success OF political parties is 10
be determined by the propagation OF
race hatred, the future stability OF
this republic would be questionable
Decadence in Ethical Ideals
This national campaign, as no 9TH
Observation-Disclosures that the
Wilson regime, styling themselves the
Democratic party, recognized no Inn
its in shame and villihcation to main
tain their hold upon the public treas
ury. The medium Tor the ventilation
OF their racial spleen was by no means
wanting in the proper kind OF serv-
ice TO carry forward their propaganda.
In Illinois a former | nited State $
Senator and candidate Tor governor
OF that state. took upon himself the
burden and became party TO that Gle
ment OF people and Institutions, who.
out OF sheer sclhshness, would, Il
found necessary, ride into public OF
fee at the expense OF riots. blood shed
and violence invoked upon a weaker
people In West Virginia. hcnturky
/ Tennessee aud even in Ohio the vile
cohorts of political vice and crime
sought TO besmirch the name of the
successful candidate for the prr,;-
fdeney By identifying him with race
+ OF people, which, in the minds Of the
/ great public. would stigmatize him -
ian undesirable, according TO the Calpu
llations OF the villihcrs.
America Rang True
j This Infamous act, By the traducers
iof America, and one OF her forcm0 I
citizens. not only failed OF its purpose
/ but branded the actors III this despic-
/ able drama rs unworthy descendant
/ OF the Pilgrim fathers, who braved
the rayages Of storm and sea to stud
the shores of New England with dia.
lnonds of agriculture and commence
| Had this vicious propaganda succeed
ed, men who believe i'll America might
well have despaircd OF the future OF
their country, aud would have forever
closed the doov Of hope in the faces
OF that element OF American citizcnrs
who have contributed layishly il
blood aud treasures 10 every cau5t
which meant 10 perpctnate Americs
and her institutions But fortunatelj
for the memory OF those ~ho marched
with Sherman to the sea, fortunately
for the memory OF those who wer,
among the first martyrs in the fgh'
on Boston Commons, fortunately f0i
the memory OF those who aided Pcrfy
against English tyranny, fortunately
lfor the $780, 900 WHO stood by Lincoln
lin the preservation OF the Union, ant
last, but by no means least, fortunate
lily for that half million black rleu
who. within the memory OF all living
now. went overseas 70 fight for sup
posed democracy, thousands OF whom
offered up their lives in Flanders. thi.
sinister and audacious act failed. The
Republic still survives.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

-
= ill a book. lie saw one lady,
the mother OF siN children, out IL
mems clothes, switching like a bride 5
train with 4 cigarette stuck launtlly
IN the corner OF her mouth lie SAW
Young matrons bordering on the
danger mark OF thirty years running
up aud down the streets yelling Ike
Couanehe indians. They were at
tired in keeping With their brains,
cloun-likc lie saw grown up men
par1ding the highways in unspeah
able costumes. The evening was
return to the age OF foolishncss and
many fools were IN evidence.
y My last week Nosey was made
| J To blush with shame and was
filled with such ecstacy that he
ran ilomc TO his loving wife. lie saw
onc OF those outdoor lovers going
through his alphabet IN 4 restaurant.
Wei, later he saw q better one than
that Mildred was coming from the
fheater aud her amorouS sutton could
not wait until he got IN the door
way 10 vent his love. He had one
Icrm around her waist, and another
arm around her neck and thc other
amino, he only had two arms. but
he was changing positions SO rapidly
be seemed to have i dozen, Aoseg
has 4 weak heart and would ask in
the name OF health and humanity that
Mildred insist that her Oscar re
strain himself while on the corner OF
53rd St and Indiana Ave.
- Arab, who has recently
y changed her name to sound Sor-
- rob. was complaining Oh the car
how hard she had to work. AoseY' 5
mule cars began to stretch. Said
Sarah: Il work ali the time and ]
never have anythiug 10 show for j.
l just wish that | could remain homo
one day the whole day long ] would
curl my hair and encase my face ia
cold cream and have my meals served
in bed and in the evening would
go TO the dancing class aud that
night, that night | would do the
cabarcts." Sarah has given up her
job and has changed her walk and
talk. She calls her loved one, chick
and .shs. Is seen. every night in zihe
glare and glitter OF the white lights.
According to her friends Sarah has
49,. - +Lc I'D Noec,, ,,,,,,t. =,
,,n, III c p"'' she s5o,. 80 ~ -
Al, c,,;ll, h. Il ~. s nv" 80
~ SiFP III III . VI ~ ,bo bouso -
r. u hundred 1olee5 Aosey will
tho ,ofnar ~ al. :. ard ~; -,
STc n yo,, ~ IN ,baf "a, Ii III
.,ro,,,d ~, III, ,;Gl md ni.l 49,,
qbc he hons ,i',t nj srobablg IT. ~.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
DR.. NJ. A. Allen Opens Offices

Friends and old school-matcs Of
Dr. H. \. Alleu will be pleased 10
know that DIR. Allen has opcued
dental offices az $50 William St. Bu.-
ialo, y. \. Dr.. Allen has hoN 81
friends in Chicago ard other cite.
FORMER schoolmates viii remember
that he received Tho degree OF +. 3.
1T Ntianta Univ. and ,hat OF d. n D.
ut Harvard Cniv. DR. Allcu l. also
member Of II. \. Lowell society
~ Dental Research. Boston. Mas.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
DR.. Frank Badger in CT

DIR Frank Badger, fcrmcrlq Of ~
lanta. GA. and nov praciicing dcnt-
istrr at go Fliet St. Milwaukee. VI.
,pcnt last sunday -in Chicago, visiting
FREUD aud old acquaintance D.
Badger stated tlat hi, practice IN
Milwaukee has grown 10 wonderful
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
Mississippi Slim" in Again
Victim of Vampire Auto"


AIRS. Bertha Jackson. AGED 50. S604
Wabash Ave" Nhiie passing Ssh 81.
and Michigan I've oct 81. W.
arncs b. III auto drigeu b. Steve
Cti.sauder. o5b5 Commercial Ayc.
Aftcr tirst aid treatment, =hc va, r.
moved 10 bcr hum..
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
Benjamin Buys Out COINS Furni
tu.c Store

Mr. II. T. Benjamin. formerly man
agcr Of the South Side Furniture aud
Carpet Co. 1T Jlst 81. aud Rhod,
Ave, has recently purchased the fur.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
DR.. Pryor on Sick List
Atlanta University Club to Meet

The Atlanta University Club OF
Chicago announces it. regular meet
ing Friday, Nov. 5. at s p. m al thc
residence OF Mrs. IL Won Hill. 3748
Grand Blvd. All members arc re
qucsted TO be present
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
DR.. Chestnut eTouchede

In The excitement Incident 10 Halo
we'cn celebrations along the stroll
Saturday evening, pr Ned Chest
nut reports that he was touched
DR. Chestnut's losses amounted 10.
about $50.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
CITY BRIEFS

nitnrn e.oro rnr,,,o,.,,. ,,,-..,d h.,
George r cohn NJ =, ,ssi So 49,. &
Mr. Beniar;,, < exnect;na tb IL NM
friends he made at the 3lst St, store
10 commune 'heH patronage with hlin'
sust.;,s p.;,r,,l I,;,r;.s
-. 'ai'' ''ui INJURIES
Richard Orecn aged 50, 1923 Pfairie
We "iilie passing 43rd ana state
ets., 1e'. "a was struck by a south,
pou ~, sla'e y. car ana was bruised
lett arm He was removed to his
home.
Falls From Street Car
Mrs. Bartholme Ivory. AGED $,
4707 Dearborn St, while alighting
rom A north-bonnd State ST. car at
1th and State St.. missed her step
and was thrown violently to the pave
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
Your Duty. Mr.. States Atforr. y

1ht duty Of In 'l.2lr cirel-1
states attorney, especially in '.rv o.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
Antilla Protective Assn. to Hold An
niversary Celebration

The Autilia Protective Assn. will
hold lis anniversary celebration aud
dedication of the "Antilles Bldg At
the Associations building. 3524 s
Michigan boulevard, Sunday after
noon, Nov. z, at $50 O'Clock. DR..
George Hall will act as master OF
ceremonies. The British consul and
Hon. Marcus Garvcy have been in
yited to be present The program
will BE- concluded by refreshments
Dr. Pryor on Sick List
DR.. NJ. NJ. Pryor. head Of the Pryor
Chemical Co., producers of the Japo
Wonder Preparation has beer on
the sick list for the past flw day
suffering severe cold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-04
SUGGESTION WON
PRIZES FOR H0KE
Harlan Workman Makes Strong
Point on Standardization in
Boiling Up"

Considerable interest has been aroused
by the news of the award TO Ralph Ii.
Hoke, Wilmingtonian, of the local and
general prizes, 500 and $500 respectively,
offeted by the Bethlehem Shipbuiding
CORPORATION, Ltd, to employees of the
Harlan yard, and the six other plants,
for the best suggestion for efficiency in
the boiling w" operation in the steel
ship construction. The prizes had been
personally offered by Vicc-President j.
". Powell for ideas, devices or suggestions.
Mr.. Hoke made suggestions, which are
detsiled ut considerable length and cover
the following points: An ample supply of
standardized bolts of the lengths required
interchangeable nuts and round washers
cxclusively,0 placed in advance in con-
venient and accessible containers on deck
of the job in hand; care In rethreading
bolts that have been cut off standardized
procedure in taking up and following
along OF the boiling up process, by the
various crafts; printed detailed instruc-
tons TO be furnished each worker.
\ further suggestion, as to the establish
ment of an information bureau in the bolt
ing up department, is offered, as contnbu-
tory TO its efficiency.
The author has been congratulated on
his success In making practical recon-
mendations. viii ch will be put in force in
the Bethlehem yards generally.