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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
MONDAY Luncheon Coo
uEPE,S WEDNESDAY,S MENJJr

PURGE of Split Pea au Croutons
Choice
Baked Salmon, Aurore Sauce
Braised Beef with Young Vegetables
Baked Veal Loaf, Tomato Sauce
Roast Sirloin Beef, Pan Gravy
Mashed Potatoes New Spinach
Hot French Rolls
Apple Pie Custard Pie
Vanilla Ice, Cream
Tea or Coffee
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-22

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Sport Plaids in checks. tartans,
novelty and block plaids. popu-
lar colors-reduced to S4.75 a
yard
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

black man will being forced to make for this for
of deect humanity Will the overflow OF immigration
alone result in driving and bread lines? Me-
able avoid bread lines heretofore and only
the paraIyc afflicted and professional mendicants have
been seen public beggar The black have always
aged keep little oil in their lamps The shifting and chang
of Negro labor will not OF itself play havoc with the
:,
When the Soldiers returned from France they had
very securing profitable employment They received
and earned brothers who worked at home during the
fancy wages which the high of living This
profit this surplus the four winds Csbarets hoished
dance grew fertile prohibited liquor traffic unchecked
Silk clothing and hitherto denied uxuries purchased The
nights spending orgies the hours of morning revealed
many dollars and the piabe ruin of The black
of extravaganza They
spent spent and their daily toll did not sufficient to
and have concuren Now when and
the immigrants does the Bread Line stalk
and sinister?
Unless something which unforeseen the Bread
Line arrayed with black faces and the of the Aarmst
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
californians Expect Labor
Trouble

STOCKTON, CAL, Oct On
view OF the fact that the Standard
Lumber Co. OF this city is importing
hundreds OF colored men TO work in
the lumber forests OF this district. it
is feared that race trouble will arise
here.
Much Indignation has been aroused
among the white laborers here, who
feel that the importation OF colored
laborers is usurpation OF their
means OF livelihood.
Some OF the colored men have been
employed as brakemen on the Sugar
Pine Railroad. as result OF which.
ne white brakemen Immediately
struck The coIored brakemen were
retained. however. Notwithstanding
When one OF the new coiored brake
men had his foot mashed and was
taken to the Sierra Hospital for treat
ment some OF the nurses protested
caring for the injured employee. and
threatened 10 strike. The officials OF
the company remained firm, however,
and the injured employee was taken
care OF.
Il is not expected that the newly
imported laborers will submit to any
injustices without stiff resistance.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

two weeks. The company refused to pay me
ANYTHING How can | force them 10 settle
A. The question OF the company's liability
to you for this accident depends upon the
manner in which the accident occurred As
general rule the company is liable for acct
dents to its Passengers caused by the negli-
gence OF its employees any negligent OPP
GRAFTON OF its cars. II your accident was
caused hy any negligence on the part OF the
company or its employees you can recover
in suit against them. You should consult
your lawyer stating to him fully how the
accident occurred and let HIM advise YOU
concerning same.
q. Some time ago | made a deposit on a
fiat but the real estate man could not get the
fat for me, but now he refuses TO refund my
deposit, saying that the clerk in his office 10
whom | paid the deposit has left and did no,
turn over the money to him Vow can | get
my money back: have my receipt.
~. II you paid the money 10 the real es-
tate agents clerk in his Office and his clerk
was authorized to receive such deposits. Is Is
immateral 80 far as YOU are concerned
whether the clerk turned the money in 10 the
real estate agent or not a the clerk was
acting as his agent in the Office Since the
real estate agent was unable 10 comply witt,
his part OF the agreement in securing the IA,
Tor you he Is liable and responsible to you
ior the refund OF the deposit
Send questions TO Herman 3. Moore. care
Chicago Whip, 5420 S. State St. Chicago. H.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
MUSIC NOTES

On Thursday Evening. October. 7th, at
Quinn Chapel a NJ. f. Church. Nine.
Marion Adams, one OF Chicago's pioneer
musicians, viii present a musical pageant
One hundred and fifty person.children and
adults Will take part in this pageant.
Al, olivet Baptist Church. 3ist Street, and
South Park Avenue. on Monday evening
October 18th, Nine. Anito Patti Brown, So
prano, will give a recital. She will be
assisted by Mr. Lomax, Tenor.
On November 18th, Hazel Harrison will
give her annual recital in Kimball Hall All
musicians and lovers OF music should plan
to attend and should look forward to this
without doubt, the foremost pianist Of our
race and OF the finest pianists OF tho
world.
Grace Presbyterian Sunday School viii
present the Johnson sTay lor. Johnson Trio in
concert on November 18th, 1920, at Grace
Presbyterian Church. The members OF tn,
trio are Nine. Mamie Peake Johnson, Mr.. T.
Theodore Taylor and Mr. George Johnson.
The Progressive Choral Society under III,
direction OF Prof. J. Wesley Jones. viii ap
pear in concert at Orchestra Hall on Friday
the NEGRO in Music" and this concert prom
ises to be very interesting. The names o
the artist who will assist the society vii
appear later.
The Music Department OF the Wendal
Phillips Evening High School is hourishing
Mildred Bryant Jones. the director Of thi'
department, gives instruction in piano. violin
and harmony and Nj J. Wesley Jones teachei
the vocal music and history. New students
are welcome.
Notas OF musical interest for the WIFI
should he received at 1892 Prairie Avenu
5rd Apt not later than Monday noon
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
Bread Lines And Black Men

Out of mouths of frantic aamiss the cry! BLACK
the 1921 The dip the future by the
delberation probable
that those black who proudly beat with marching
of the Sars and Stripes Forever
1918, probable that those to line
of the dsheveed and starving and stand
their freezing feet to the Nlere OF God
Give Us Bread?"
America guted with black would be
of would be the inevitable
laws place stated in the Bible with the
modey of the Majesty of Truth and with the awful grandeur of
that which belongs the Lilies of the
Valley They toll neither do they sp In another place
parable Foolish who failed fill their lamps and
The
book reflects the irony of Truth Fate plays part
religion establish principle and that the
while strong survive the Negro thrown the
the commonwealth in the future, will reveal the
of his group and unless the strengthened must
shrink, shrve become emaciated and eventually die
The Aarmsts cry Bread Lines If why? We know that
tides of bringing human drtwood in
the American shores each week. We know
the dtwood will be used in the operation of industry The
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
Trottey's League

William Monroe Iroer making splendid effort to upft
his race practical emancipation for them is
country His unting have carried him all the United
States and even into ourng of equal
rights for his people Trotter has cnged rouched He
pointed for his march but has led the
vav himself On October Baltimore, The National Equal
Rights League which Mr. Trotter the founder and organizer
will hold Annual Convention. The National Equal Rights
is capaned by black and has white
leadership reactionary policies involved neither will the
vaporing of ultra radcasm be found permeang the spirit Of
the BODY The League organization for solidarity and
liberty This meeting should be widely attended by Negroes
United Vital issues of the day should be and will
under the auspices of William Monroe Troter
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
CARELESS use OF COSME.
Sites IS DANGEROUS

Many years ago women looked up
on the use of toilet preparations as
luxury to be used by the wealthy and
as confession of super-vanlty and
they were used to no large degree.
But today toilet articles are among
the most rapid selling articles on the
market and women have learned to
look upon them as necessities more
than as Injuries and to regard their
use as aids TO preserving their Cod
given beauty rather than as confess
sions OF super vanity.
With the increasing demand for
preparations to preserve and enhance
our natural charms have come many
INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers who have
entered the field purposely to play
upon what they believe to be human
weakness and feminine vanity and
have placed upon the market prepar-
ations that have but little merit. In
fact. very serious cases of skin erup-
ton. enlarged and distorted pores, dis
colored pigment and even blood
poisoning. have been known to result
from the use OF this class of prepare
ton. -
The skin and scalp are among tie
most important parts OF the body and
! should be treated with diligent care
Unfortunately. they are about the
most neglected parts. II is only by
constant care that one may hope 10
have a beautiful complexion, and only
by selecting preparations of merit that
one may hope TO preserve that which
nature has given us. In selecting
preparations for the care and treat
mcnt of the skin and scalp the utmost
prccaution should be taken and only
such preparations selected as will
bear chemical analysis and that have
reputation Tor quality and effective
ness.
For fifteen years Madam c. J. Walk
er's Superhne Preparations for the
hair and skin have stood the most
| thorough examination and enjoyed
reputation for high quality and ef.
| icctiveuess and these preparations are
safely recommended by men and
women all over America and in %
| foreign countries as ranking high
among the very best on the market.
They are guaranteed by their manu-
! facturers to produce no detrimental
results and il used as directed will
do all that is claimed II is recon-
meuded that You use Madam {. ].
Walker Wonderful Hair Prepara-
tons for the hair and Madam c. J.
Walker Superhne Preparations for
the skin. The nearest Madam c. J,
Walker agent will be pleased TO sup
| ply you or very liberal trial treat
ment will be sent anywhere upon re-
ceipt OF a dollar and a half. Address
the Madam {. J. Walker Mig. Co.
90 North West Street, indianapolis,
| Ind. Dept 40.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
DOUGLAS THANKS THE
VOTERS

Atty. Warren Z. Douglas. State
representative from the 3rd District.
takes this method OF thanking his
friends and well-wishers Tor their val
liant support AT the polls on Sept. Is.
when they made him their choice and
won for him a place on the ballot 10
be voted on Nov. ,.
Attorney Douglas has been nomi-
mated but the work is not yet com.
pieted, and will not be completed until
the voters appear at the polls again
on Nov ,. and elect him.
Now TO elect Douglas a. your rep
resentative. Don't forget 10 place 4
cross in the square in front OF his
name.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
THE CHURCHES

Quinn Chanel AM.E Church Notes-Head -.
Corner Park Ave. and Robey St)
DR.. c. E. Chaman, Pastor.
SUNDAY PROGRAM
Preaching. II AN; SUNDAY School, . 80
An; Epworth League. : PM; Preaching.
PM.
WEEKLY MEETINGS
Stewards Board, LIST and 3rd Mondays, 3
PM Trustees. 2nd and 4th Fridays, s Pm,
Missionary Board every Tuesday, PM.
Choir rehearsal every Friday, 80 PM
Class every Wednesday. PM
Our aston filled the pulpit at the morning
hour last Sunday He pdeached an excellent
sermon fro mthe subject. THE Temptation
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

purchased from the
original owner sub.
ject TO the lease then
in existence on the
same. Your lease is
still good and you
can remain as long
as you comply with
your part OF the
lease. The new own
er cannot dispossess
you until the lease
expires.
.. fell of a
street car three weeks
ago and was badly
injured and my leg
badly hurt. l was
laid up in bed Tor
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09
LEGAL CATECHISM
All Questions of Legal Nature Cheer
fully Answered
By Herman E. Moore, Attorney at
Law

Q. I have lease on a fiat. The building
has Just been sold to another party. Can the
new landlord put me-out before my old lease
is out.
A. No. The building could only have been
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-09

MYTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH uN-
STINTED CREDIT THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALIsM HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Among the Stars in the
World of the TheateY
By VIII v. Fink

as a senumentalist. but we can't re-
mem Der that he mas ever done ans RI
thing IN his WOTkaday life which
seemed either bashtul or di0Idcnt.
Nevertheless. in the new play there
Is no questionins the fidelity with
which these qualities are portrayed.
More than that the mature air. Co
han has not the slightest difficulty
ia seeming boylsh. Perhaps the
very best part OF his performance is
scene in which be stands stock
still and listens while "a successful
young business man eXpounds the
theory that the only way 10 get on in
life IS to be hard"
This season promises to be gnusu-
ally barren In the one-night stands
Bookings are ..W and far between.
My Golden Girl" a victor Her
hart 1Hedy. is due at the
oliver THANKSGIVING day.
Three wise Fools" with Claude
Gill.ugwater. Harry Davenport and
Howard Gould is eurOute 10 the
Oliver.
Much interest is being displayed
i'm tie engagement of the United
States Marine band, led By Capt.
William I'll. Sautelmann, for two
concerts at the Coliseum next We'd
nesday-the day after the voters OF
America make their choice of "a
president who is 10 serve for four
years starting March 4. 1921. The
band is brought TO South Bend IN
der auspices of the American Legion
post Of south Send which is more
than ample reason for widespread
SUPPORT For 11@ years the United
States Marine band has been i'm eX-
.steuce i'm that time eight leaders
have held the baton over the musi-
clans. They are Tyre, POns Scala
(who held the post for 80 years q.
Fries. Schuider. the widely known
and much admired John Philip
Sousa who retired in 1892 to start
his concert band. which lis 10 play
jn the Coliseum Saturday night Nov
rs. ranciuIh and Capt Sautelmann.
who has been conducting the band
since s4S.
OF all the concert bands that have
toured America none lis more popu-
lar than that recruited by John
Philip .Sousa IS years ago and main
tanned with marked devotion 20 a
high standard Of musicianship. Peo-
pie now middlc-ag ed recall how
they heard the first stirring SOusa
march, 1t IS as stirring 20 them to-
day as it was more than "a quarter
on "a century ago While other con
cert bands have come and gone,
some of them unusually successful.
Sousl's band has kept it's disuifed
position year i'm and year out The
band this year viii be the largest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

The public, who has grown extreme
~ fond Of the pair ever since
% IL Hours Leave" are crowding
% see their last film. Bryant Wash
burn and Lois Wilson are featured
IN the great comedy by William Gil
lette. Why Smith Left Home. q"
Held BY The Enemy" in an all
star revival OF Gillette's most dram
attic play with Jack Holt. Wanda
Hawley. Agnes Ayres, Lewis Stone
and a notable supporting cast
In The Cradle Of Courage" Bill
Hart has the most human. most in
Jeresting part OF his career IL is
his latest picture and was made by
his own company. Ann Little is his
leading lady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

forum tomorrow and Tuesday.
Mitchell Lewis, the best actor az the
rugged types in the entire screen
world. Is the star Of King Spruce.
the sensational story Of the Maine
woods. and throughout the multi
reeler this master artist does work
OF tremendous power and conviction.
his performance taking rank with
his remarkable achievement in THE
Barrier which lifted him over
night into select screen circles. A
big feature Of king Spruce" Is
most realistic forest fire in which
thousands of acres of valuable
wooded land is destroyed. A two
reel Sunshine comedy called "Slip-
ping Feet" and Topics Of the Day
are also on this bill
One OF the most appealing heart
interest dramas now on the screen
is Robert MacBaughlin's famous
story The House without Children.
The story is Of home life: intensely
interesting TO everybody. and par
ticularly 10 those who live in houses
without children. The offering is %
dramatic indictment of the crime of
preach. but rather suggests a solu-
deliberate childlessness. IL does not
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
O-bheun1

LcLane's Hawalians, bringing with
them an atmosphere OF the tropical
islands of the Pacific, tops the new
vaudeville bill starting at the Or
pheum this afternoon. The act
which consists OF native songs, mu-
sic and dancing in original costume,
is entitled Dreamy Paradise" and
carries the spectator far from the
Workaday world. Headline honors
on this bill arc shared by James and
Bessie Aiken, a clever duo OF orig
iral tunsters that 1T is a delight to
watch work. Both have excellent
singing voices. For the true dehni-
ti0n of the word sportsman" don't
consult Mr.. Webster. but rather Lew
layton and Jim Lum, whose orig
iI.4l comedy skit is entitled The
Sportsman" and which is a promin-
ent feature OF this vaudeville pro-
gram. The number is pure travesty,
but even funnier than most traves-
tics. Ernie and Erine, billed as
the merry mOnOpede and the dane
ing girl" offer what they are pleased
20 term three feet of comedy" the
male member Of the duo being minus
one leg. This seeming handicap
doesn't worry him in the least as he
evidences at the finish of their act as
he whirls his dainty partner through
the intricate mazes of a fast and
furious terpsichOrean exhibition.
Marion Gibney. a strikingly hand
some girl with a pleasant personal
ity and a beaming smile which she
keeps on ready tap. offers a happy
combination of songs and chatter
which she calls clean Glowing"
The Dorothy Morris trio Of specially
dancers make up the program.
Special arrangement has been
made 20 give out the latest election
returns at both shows on Tuesday
evening, during and between the
acts.
"The Champion" which tops the
bin for the last half Of the week
starting Thursday matinee, sounds
new note i'm the art of one-act play
writing II is easily away from the
beaten path of comedy dramas and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Castle

Bill Hart, Douglas MacLean and
Doris May. Judge Ben Lindsey OF
Denver. Jack Holt. Agnes Ayres.
Wanda Hawley. Lewis Sargent. Ann
Little Lila Lee William Collier, jr..
Bryant Washburn, Lois Wilson,
Lewis stone and other notables are
al included in the Castle program
tor the coming week.
The Soul OF Youth an absorbing
tale of boyhoOd days. with Judge
Lindsey depicting himself Lewis
Sergeant (the Huck in "Huckleberry
Finn,") Ernest Butterworth and
other boy actors in clever parts. and
Lila Leevand, william Collier, II, as
lovers is on the bill for Sunday. The
play is really d study Of why boys
go wrong but IL Is 50 full Of comedy
81 dramatic situations that one is
unconscious of the sermon.
The Jailbird" brings Douglas
MacLean and Doris May back to
the screen for the last picture IN
which they will be filmed together.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Stage

Arturo Toscanini. who used 20
conduct grand opera performances
at the Metropolitan opera house.
New York. IS coming 20 the United
States from Rome. Italy. with a con-
cert orchestra OK So picked musi-
clans They are said 10 have been
picked frSm the best instrumental
lists Ia Italy.
The Bird OF Paradise" now in
It's ninth season, IS again on tour.
Florence Rockwell is playing the
role Of Duana which has been play
ed by Laurette Taylor. Lenore Uric
and others.
The Selwyns have a company IN
the far west Drceert-E "BuId los
which seemingly Isl a success every
where. Denman Maiey. olive Reeves
Smith. Joseph Herbert j-., and fr-
Hacio Martinettl are featured iu the
western organization "a. Donald
Brian. Peggy wood and Ralph Ator-
gan are featured iu the cast at the
Woods theater. Chicago. where
''Buddies has been running for sew.
erai weeks % very large patronage.
The Selwyns also have a "Buddies'
company in eastern territory.
"Buddics Will be seen at the oliver
during the season. Thedtergoers
here long ago learned that The Sell
wyns trade mark means general ex-
celleuce That was evident IN "Tea
for Three" ard other attractions the
firm sent TO the oliver.
David Wardeld in a revival of
The Return Of Peter Grimm is
booked for an engagement i'm Indi-
annapolis Soy. 1l-l5. Nardeld has
never acted ia this play in south
Bend.
Walker Whiteside is acting in ''The
Master Of Ballautrae He has not
been here in a long time.
Despite the presence Of Eddie
Cantor Bert Williams and George
LeMaire IN Broadway BravlUes."
sponsored br AIR. LeNaire. New
y ork does not care much for it.
Mary Garden. who sang at the
Coliseum Friday night, and Charles
Hackett OF the Metropolitan opera.
New York VIII give Ga joint recital
i'm the Chicago Auditorium this aft
ernoon.
George NJ. Conan. who has again
taken 90 acting. is credited with ca
finished piece" i'm The Neanest Alan
iu the World" One reviewer saws.
Perhaps tho most finished piece
OF acting which the recent batch of
plays has brought forth is The per
Torrance of George Mr. Cohau in
The Meauest Man I'm the World
No actor. with the exception Of
%
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Screen

ton. Il gives the mothers a chance
20 see the other woman's side 49,
the story The House Wl-hol
Children" IS a special attraction e.
two days. starting wednesday Fox
News and Afutt and JET are D..
other pictures.
OF all the great western Charart|.
actors perhaps none is better know
than the old reliable William
Hart. He viii make his first Hppea-
ance in many months ou The Aud
torium screen Fricay IN "Stakit-
His Life" a western drama every p.
as thrilling as the title indicate
Ruth Roland's great western seri.
sensation. Ruth of the Rocklc-
VIII again thrill. and Fox News w
add zest 20 the program.
Todays program is headed f
Bride Is" a serial that Is attrac.
ing large crowds every Suuda
There is more action crammed irf
the inch OF every reel OF this sori
than any heretofore seen on Toes.
screen. other pictures are Hoo.
Gibson I'm lone Law For All" rv
reel western drama. The Spec Is
Easy" Mack Seuuett comedy; Path.
News AID Mutt and JEFF.