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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

SUM OF SoJO.OV III OulttA StdtSS fhi
rency. Without any fault Of mine
the business place got broker into
one night by burglars Who carried
away $4,000 in currency. Ten days
after this took place vas dis
charged. went 10 the supcrintend-
ent and asked that my deposit be re
funded as vas about to leave for
Chicago. He told me that il was not
fixed yrt, BIN 20 go ahead and send
him my address and be would send Il
to me. Since l came here ~ro{..
back twice 10 the superintendent who
did not answer my letters. Am | ell
titled 10 the deposits which ! have
made TO the United States Govern
ment through that corporation? II
T am, please let me know what steps
must take to recover my money.
Ans.-Yes, you are entitled to re-
fund OF the money paid by yon 20
the corporation; or if Liberty bond
have been purchased by the corpora
ton with these deposits, then you
are entitled to United States Govern
ment Liberty bonds to the amount oil
S35000 which you have deposited for
that purpose You should consult an
attorney and have him bring suit
against the corporation for she re-
covery OF this amount.
: CUES. New Orleans, La.)--Please
advise me where TO locate the Gold
Queen Mining Company. My father
bought in 1904 and 1905 5000 shares
in that company and since his dealt
they have moved and | have fsilet
to locate them. These were bought
in the state OF Wyoming. Please ad-
wise me how TO get my money. an
a minor.
Ans-If the Gold Queen Mining
Company is corporation, incorpor,
ated in any state and you can find
out what state It is located IN, y-or
can easily ascertain its place OF bust
ness and the addresses of rts officers
bv writing TO the Secretary of State
OF the state in which they are nov
incorporated and doing business
Look at your certificate OF stock for
this information. If you cannot 10
cate the state OF their incorporation
or If this company has since gone
out OF that state, probably your only
recourse will be what information you
can get from personal investigation
in writing to various newspapers, etc
At any event, ] should advise you to
write for information to the Score
tary of State OF the state shown or
your certificates OF the shares Of
stock which you have.
Cues. (Baton Rouge, La.)--l or.
dered pair of shoes from a FIRM
in Chicago and paid for them. Wi1er
they came they did not, suit me and
I returned them by. parcel post.
have written to these people a dozen
times but can get no. response from
them. Later, ! had the post Office
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

not have the disease. However. the
original source OF infection may be
from infected milk In the past few
years several cities and towns in this
country have suffered from epidemicS
OF this character which in every case
have been traced to milk from some
one dairy and ultimately to one or
more diseased cows. The disease OF
COWS that causes such infection is an
Inflammation OF the milk glands
uas;itis, or an inflammation of the
udder termed garget. Another pos
sible source of the dissemination of
this germ is an infected throat OF
the mixer or someone who handles
the raw milk. For example il while
the milk is being shipped or at the
time it is being served IS allowed to
stand open and a careless person be
mixer, shipping clerk or waiter
that coughs, sneezes or talks over the
milk and allows particles of spittums
to fly into the milk. this milk is then
infected because the germs like IT and
grow very rapidly in this medium.
The drinker is generally the one who
suffers because when he drinks the
IDlIk INT germs iOuSN ~ hiN Aih Ch1
and develop what We call septic sore
throat.
Septic sore throat is no chld's play
disease, even after recovering from
severe acute symptoms, the complioa-
tions are TO be feared. The germs
that cause septic sore throat may get
into the system and lodge in any
OF the various organs or structures
like the ear. the skin, the lungs. the
joints. the heart, the kidneys. and the
peritoneum, producing what we call
an Inflammation OF these organs
which may result in death.
PREVENTION: Means OF pre-
vention of septic sore throat in cpl
denies must include a more frequent
meteorological examination OF the
udder OF cows and OF the throats of
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
MEN AND MOUTHS
Article 3

sequences. Devils, delnons and dirt,
canot be cast out of the mouths OF
men By men who are themselves
dirty, untidy and careless.
In the average dental parlor' pa
tient5 arc lined up similar TO the
crowds that line mp before the box
offices OF theaters. This congestion
forces the dentist 10 hurry and hasten
his work and in consequence cleanli-
ness and tidiness arc frequently neg
lectcd. The great masses OF NAL
treated dental subjects in Chicago
who are now suffering from quick"
hurry up and gct2oit' dentistry
proves 10 the general. public beyond
the shadow Of reasonable doubt that
their methods cannot stand close in
spection and that ,bcsaverage patient
must take some safeguards when he
enters these places II he does enter,
The purpose OF this article is to
allow the readers OF The Chicago
Whip to know eAtrnth. In being
cruel to these "quacks" who attract
scores OF human beings by their bril-
liant electric signs, the Chicago Whip
is kind to the masses OF trusting and
uniniormed individuals who fall in
the mcshcs these dangerous insti-
tutions.
Men and Mouths" is no, fiction.
II. is FACT. It is not written for
the purpose of entertaining you. 1t
viii not provoke smiles or Laughter.
Should it not cause The reader to
THINK, to REASON and to ACT,
the writer feels that his mission has
NOT been miscarriage OF words but
message that has fallen upon bar
rem soil Article -Four will treat OF a
hitherto untouched phase OF methods
used in the mouths OF men.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

The mouth is the main inlet to ihe
human system and il is the mouth
that should be kept clean and pure at
all times. No accunulations OF unsan7
itary substances should be allowed to
remain therein Dccaying teeth are
unsanitary and may cause the whole
human system to become contain
mated Many people have allowed
old snags and roots to remain in their
mouths and when infection and alb
eesses arose they thought that cold
was the cause. THE MOUTH
MUST BE KEPT CLEAN. Dent
lists arc the natural protectors OF the
mouth. The dentist knows how 20
keep the mouth clean and how TO pro-
tect the teeth. Everyone should visit
dentist .AT LEAST ONCE
EVERY -FOUR MONTHS and have
their teeth examined The trained
and careful dentist is seriously inter
ested in the genera! health OF his pa
tents. 1t is his desire to protect you
from pain and suffering as well as
to alleviate it when it arises. The
dentist is the natural custodian Of the
mouths OF men.
Insist that your dentist keep him
self clean and sanitary. In this age
OF doubt and skepticism, take moth
ing for granted. Keep your eyes open
while in the dentists office. Observe
his hands and nails and make sure
that they are clean Notice il he
sterilizes his Instruments before put
ting them in your mouth. Notice il
he uses antiseptics upon his fingers 10
kill all germs that might cling to
them. Cleanliness is next TO Godli-
ness. This statement is not made in
the Bible but has been demonstrated
scientifically that failure to observe
this rule will result in disastrous con-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO WHIP

those who handle raw mix. fa5-
teurization of boiling milk prevents
the germs from causing injection.
Septic sore throat is catching, tilat
is. non-infected individual may be
infected by one who has the disease
by coming in contact with them the
modes of contact are BY kissing, in
haling the breath of person suffer
ing with septic sore throat ana isS'
but not least using the same dishes
and towels of the infected individual
before they are properly sterilized-
Another mode of prevention is Tor
the individuals TO have an abundance
of fresh air. We wish to urge upon
our readers the importance OF an
abundance OF fresh air and the I'M
portance of proper ventilation.
Everyone should see TO 1t that their
home should have stream OF tresh
air circulating freely because the
germs do not like fresh air, but they
Turk in poorly ventilated places like
crowded street cars, improperly ven
tlated moving picture shows, cab
arets. theatcrs and stuffy telephone
OTHER FORMS OF SORE
THROAT: We find sore throat as
sociated with many other diseases.
both acute and chronic. Among
acute diseases that cause sore throat
are diphtheria. tonsiliiis or quinzy and
Vincent angina, also il may be asso-
ciated with scarlet fever. bronchitis,
etc
Two of the most chronic diseases
that cause sore throat are tubercu-
losis and syphilis. Tuberculosis OF
the throat is often seen in old con
sumptives where the disease has cx
tended from the lungs to the throat
and now begins destroying the struc-
lures there. making swallowing yry
painful. In the second stage OF
syphilis sore throat is often a COM
mon symptom.
The readers OF this article have
seen the various things that sore
throat may be associated with and
diagnosis of sore throat means moth
ing. Ii you are troubled with sore
throat, be II acute or chronic. it l.
best 10 seek the advice OF your ply
stefan and determine the causative fac
tor behind il before trying home rem
edies because as we have SAID before.
sore throat Is Catching and negloo,
in the proper medical advice may not
only hamper your own life, but you
stand chances OF innocently injecting
the other members OF your household
and neighbors.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
THE WEEKS WORST
EDITORIAL

10 the present time there have been
more jobs than workers. The DC
mand for help has been far greater
than the help TO be secured. Cndcr
these conditions the negro had NO
difficulty in holding his job IN
the North. But the situation mas
changed This condition no longer
exists. There are more men looking
for Jobs than there are jobs to go
around. In every industrial center
thousands of men are being laid OH
every week. Under the conditions
the negro will not hold his JOB. ne
North is not going to allow the
negro TO work while white men are
idle and when the negro in turn pc
comes idle he is going 10 have 20
return to the South, and the southern
farms, which is the only place IN the
world he can live without working.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

yXyITH DUE REGARD RIGHT, WITH PURIFY OF MO-
wv EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY. WITH UN
CREDIT THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
+ GUIDE AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR.
NALIsM WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

trace the package, which was in
sured, and their card which l am en-
closing shows that the package was
received back by this firm. Please
advise me what steps l may take.
Ans.-You are entitled to recovery
of the amount paid for the shoes, but
the amount is SO small that it would
not justify suit for same. | have
turned your letter over to the man
ager of the Chicago Whip, who will
have one OF the young men in the
Office get in touch with this firm in
order to have them return your
money. You vii be advised very
shortly by letter in the stamped en-
yelope which you enclosed.
Send all questions to Herman E.
Moore. care OF Chicago Whip, 1920 S.
State street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
MEET IN TOWN HALL TO De.
eide LYMchinG

T1LERTOWN, Miss. Nov. j.
Following an alleged assault upon a
white woman near here, a mass meet
ing of all the citizens OF this town
was held in the city hall last nigh,
10 determine whether or not lynch
law should be meted out 10 Harry
Jacobs. colored. now held in the
county jail. charged with the alleged
assault. At the meeting il is said that
no discussion was made as to the
possibility OF the accused mans in
nocence. Southern oratory concern
ing traditional ohivalry predominated
the gathering.
The coneensus OF the meeting was
in favor of lynching the accused man
without trial in the courts. Il Is ex-
pected that the wishes OF the ma.
jority will prevail
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

a divorce from him! ROSE I. G.
Not under this state of facts. The
marriage is legal even though nc gave
another uamc; however, if you can
verify the statement that he has
served time in any nitcn,iary, you
could get divorce on the ground OF
fraud. IL should not be difficult for
you 10 get such evidence if true and
you have his real name.
| have two minor children and my
husband threatens TO get divorce
from me because we are first cousins,
now that he has seen another woman
he likes better. Can he do itl
No, but he may have it annulled
il you married in Illinois. First
cousins cannot marry here legally.
Theresa W: Questions OF the ma
ture you have asked are somewhat
too personal TO be answered in the
open columns OF newspaper. If
you viii eau me up or give me your
address | will be glad to tell you
in person or by mail
How long do have To live here
before | can get a divorced
L L. s.
One year unless the cause OF ac-
ton accrued here-tilat Is, II the act
you complain OF, for instance extreme
and repeated cruelty, occurred here in
Illinois while you were Temporarily
here or passing through. yov may
start the suit here; or II your hus-
band abandoned you in another state
and then came here to. live, and he
has his residence here now. you may
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
LEGAL CATECHISM
By Herman &. Moore, Attorney az
Law
All Questions OF Legal ksturc Cheer
fully Answered

QueS-I have
b cen employed
by a private cor
poration as man.
agcr in one OF
t II e ir business
places in another
state. ] de-
posted as Lib
erty loan TO the
United State S
e. 0 V c r IL nlcnt
through the said
corporation I h {
49, m
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
the NEGRO COMING BACK
From the Baton Rouge, (La.) State
Tines

Times
There are signs multiplying in vast
quantities that the time is not far
away when the negroes who left the
southern farms for the cities OF the
North are coming back to the South
than they went, and Louisiana
negroes are going TO lead the pro-
cession in getting back. As mat
ter of fact, many negroes have al
ready come back TO the South, and II
is inevitable that the number must
be increased. The negroes were al
tracted to the industrial ceniers of
the north by the high wages. and easy
working conditions. Everything has
run smoothly now until the indus
trial wheels began to slow down Up
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
HEALTH HINTS.
By DR.. Vim. 4. FOULS

At this time OF
the year we find
in our general
practice numer-
Gus cases OF what
we all septic
sore throat. I his
disease is cpl
demic in nature,
tina, is, il can be
transmitted from
a person who has
the disease TO a
person who does
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
LEGAL HINTS TO WOMEN
By
Violette N. Anderson, IL. B.

After l was
married ( o Il r
years my hus-
band told me that
he had married
Il II d cr a false
name, but did not
tell me why. /
heard fro m a
frie II d of ours
that he had been
in the penftcn-
tiary before l met
him. Can l get
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
Los ANGELES WOMAN
GRATEFUL TO TANLA(,
Mrs. M. E. Proctor Says
Her Complete Recovery
After So Many Years Of
Suffering Seems Too
Good To Be True-Was
Invalid For Years.

81 am SO grateful for what Tanlac
has done for mo. that / want to tell
4 he whole world about IT," said, Mrs.
Ii. i. Proctor, OF III w. First ST..
.os Angelcss Calf. when speaking of
| he splendid results she had obtained
| rom the medicine. ITO think that /
hould have suffered for so many
Fears, and spent, hundreds OF dolla RS
| n vain efforts TO get rolief and then
lind complete relief after taking only
our bottles Of Tanlac, seems too good
| o he true"
"Ycs, indeed: for years and years
suffered terribly from stoma CHI
rouhlc. Everything l ate, seemed to
orm gas and so affected my heart
nd breathing that would have pal
citation and would turn purple in the
ACE in my efforts to get my breath.
'hcse attacks caused me intense suf-
erinE and were so bad that / was
frequently confined to my bed and
would have to he attended by some
member OF the family for fear I
hould succumb during one of the at :
h cks.
81 got awfully thin and was so
weak that had to give up all house
hold duties. I often went for two
weeks at a time without getting n
kood nights sleep. and rs consc =
5uence became very nervous and low
pirited. In fact. was confirmed
Invalid and my friends did not ex-
Eect mo TO live very long.
81 sat reading tho paper ono even
ms when my eye caught tho state
mont OF n lady who had suffered with
imilar trouble to my own and telling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
D'0[|ER SAYS CONGRESS
SHOULD CONSIDER PLAN
fourfold Proposal OF Legion Best
.. POSSIBLE Settlement for Country's
: Good, Declares Commander.
Inv Assnclntcn l.rnssl

INDIANAPOLIS IND. April 22.-
The American Legion will present
tue strongest possible opposition
any plan by Congress TO eliminate
me iand settlement. home aid and
oc ; ,lonal training options FROM the
ims 70 statement today by Franklin
~ oiier national commander.
ar. dOlicr's statement follows:
II has been reported that Con-
Eress might possibly Disregard the
Eeconnie ndntlon Of the legion cover
ne rand settlement, home aid. and
oEca'lonal training and coniinc IL
SELF exclusively 10 the adjustment
u compensation based on length OF
Fervice. or the so-ca!lcd cash bonus.
Huch a suggestion without Iucs-
i"ii would meet the strongest pos
.!hic opposition from the American
'''cioh' The American Legion has
EiNcn The whole subject IFS most
hfeinl consideration and advanced
3.rphremt that plan beat meets the
4iesircs and requirements Of cx-scr-
zee men and women throughout the
Consider what 1t means to the
'"untiy 10 have from a.uuartcr To
haIf million cN-scrvlc" incn going
ihr farms, not as hired hands, but
az owners of farms. Increasing the
putput OF farm products in thcs',
mes when there tx such cry for
iuE,n"nt.d production Of food.
'-'hSiIcr from Jp,oup - l,NbV,VpH
N-S"rvicc men assisted ia purchas-
nH homes In these times Of home
shortage and rent pToiitccrS.
Think OF 100000 10 I,oGo.0oG young
men by vocational education incrcns-
nI their SIKH and powers OF pro-
iu"iinn "h"n such production ~
necessary to bring down the cost Of
wing.
Tile economic value Of ,hcFc three
propositions means so much 10 IN"
uiurc OF tho country that In urging
mem from Congress, the cS-S"rviCc
nan !S showing exactly tn" same con
'crn Tor his countrys future as when
!" offered his III. in the army or
navy. and arain. AK Il civilian. took
lis unhcsItant stand against the So
8ilt!ouS elements who would over
urn our government 10y force
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
STOP HEADACHE
REMOVE CAUSE
Your Money Back While You
Wait at Counter if AspironaI
Elixir Does Not Relieve in
Two Minutes = Absolutely
Safe.

You can save half an hour or more
of headache pain by taking the new
Aspironal EliXir instead Of the slow
citing tablets that have 10 wait so
long TO bc diGcstcd and absorbed.
Aspi-oual being liquid, acts almost
instantly and is preferred by the doc
tors for tho reason that ii is not dan
gcrouS TO the heart.
The next time you have n headache
go TO your nearest drug store. hand
the clerk half a dollar for a bottle Of
Aspironal and tel! him to serve you
two teaspoOnsful in a little water.
With your watch in your hand count
on TWO minutes and call for your
money back. as per manufacturers
guarantee. II you can't feel your hend-
ache fading away within the time
limit.
Doctors recommend and druggists
guarantee Aspironnl because they
know II acts 20 much quicker, with
out the slightest danger to the heart
and because IL removes the cause of
billions and sick headaches by its
gentle action on the liver. Aspironal
corrccts hiliousncss and constiypa ton.
thereby preventing the return OF your
headache next day. All druggists in
Eite and expect you TO try Aspironal.
so don't be bashfu Everybody is
doing ii. Same guarantee applies TO
colds. coughs and neuralgia.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
l.. 5. CIRCUIT CounT or APPEALS.

rho United States Circuit Court OF Az,
o'clock with thu followiny iu1gcs and
oiit,i4!. in a,'cnGanc": CIRCUIT Judges j.
\ knapi, OF Warrington. .. g. Charles
y Moods OF Marion. 5. g.: District
Judgs Iohn c Eosc. VI baltimore. Md.
clerk Claude u. Dean. and Uaitsd States
Marsha! John q. Saunders
the sheraa 60 " o; wc.t "' vitsinia.
corporation. appellee. Appeal from thu
p!sirict Couri a. Charlcfton. w Va.
cause. argued by u {, I. Davis and Con
iclian;. and by > G.. Franc. OF Balti.
!noIe sid; Francis, r Homer Of New
Charleston. " Va. for appellee. and sub
R.heaEing. p:nisd;
genera! OF railroads, ct a.. appellants. ",
James ileraghan aad y. l. H"nlnn. OF
Your, at Parhrrshurr. ". Va. Upon pGtI-
,on OF nppcllatnis for Il rchearinE. Re
30 i7sI-Waiker u. Hines. director
general OF railroads, 81 al, appellants ".
IN" Atlantic Refining Company, cor
pOration. appellee. Appeal from ;he Dis-
TIN; Court at c.ark>hurg. ". Va. tpon
petition Q: appellants FOR r,hcaEinr. Re-
hearing denied
o l.. McIirydc and citizens National
Rank. Of Durham: y. G. vs. Bank o!
ci,izcus. Rank OF Norfolk, and Gi-ar,
" D!s,r!ct Cour, OF North Carolina "a,
Raleigh
o" Sc. Y. S%e"Mj. =. c. Kohiyaa,. ., al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
AUCTION SALE IN WEST END
BRINGS TOTAL OF $4,000
Atlantic COnst tcnity Company Sells
lol Lots for Cnry Estntr, Glenn
ing out Entire Holdings

Sales OF i5l lots at ii total cost OF
Sl3l 900 were made yesterday by tho
Atlantic Goa Realty Company at
one OF the biggest auctions ever held
in Richmond, The property is To-
Gated above the boulevard on Ken
s'ngton. Hanover. stuart and Park
Avenues and Main Street. Their. are
nincty-two residence and nifty mine
garage lots disposed Of
Nearly 500 people attended the sale,
which started at 80 o'clock and con-
tinucj until O'Clock. Every lot
offered by the auctionecr was bought,
closing out the Cary estate in this
vicinity and opening the way for the
construction Of n number OF resi-
denccs III the section as step toward
relieving the housing shortage in
richmond.
one OF the largest purchasers was
y. Is. Muhlcman. member OF the firm
Of Muhlcman ~ kayhoc. who Will
build houses on the sites Mr.. Muhi"-
man purchased an entire block at one
time. The sale WAS conducted by the
Atlantic coas; Realty company :or
the Virginia Trust Company. Luciis
+. liunshcn Cary ana Mrs L. Cary.
co-cxccutors OF the estate Of Colonel
Cary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
ASKS BIDS FOR PAVING
Contracts for ~. 0G0 square Yards tt
Iir Awarded by Director

Director OF Public Works Charles
+. Boiling has called for bids on
10000 square yards Of smooth paw
ing ana. 1900 square yards -:
granit"-spall paving in various sec
tons OF the city and for 10000
barrels of Portland cement. TO he de-
opened May : at II o.ciock " 80
Paving VIII he for grazing and
paving WIN concrete, bithuiithic.
rock. asphalt OR other forms Of paw
iuc. according To specifications. on
several streets yet to ho named. and
TOR granit"-spGll paving, according.
10 the city's Specifications, ia various
localities
an of tho foregoing work Is To he
done under tn. ROdcn bond issue.
autOhrity recently having been given
10 anticipate the installmont that
otherwise would be available late IN
July OF this year, in order thar con-
tracts may be- awarded during favor
able weather.