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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
Y. VIC. A. NOTES

Last Thursday evening in the Blue Tr-
angle Club House Prof W. w. Fisher of
Evanston gave a most interesting talk His
words were both inspiring and uplifting. The
audience was SO charmed with this inter-
estine speaker that they were sorry when
he had finished
Miss Willie Mae Fisher viii give DEM
onstration in Domestic Art on Thursday,
April sth. There will also be some good
musical numbers on the program.
Our General Secretary, Mrs. Martha A.
McAdoo. has just returned from the East
where she has been in the interest of the
work. She will have charge of the Vesper
Services Sunday. April H. Mrs. Georgia
DeBsptiste Ashburne has charge of the
pi ogram every third Sunday. The public
is most cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Miss Josephine Davis, who has just re-
turned from the East has been appointed as
General Secretary of the work in Denver.
Colorado.
Letters being received daily from
young women from all parts of the country.
who coming to Chicago to pursue va
rious courses. They are writing for rooms
that they might be under the protection of
this Association. We regret that our build
ing is inadequate and hope to have in the
near future a building equal to the one in
Cooperating in city wide movement of
the Y. W. C. A.. the Girl Reserves of the
Indiana Ave. Branch made and filled many
beautiful Easter baskets which were later
sent to the convaescent soldiers at Fort
Sheridan, This beautiful bit of service was
just one way in which the Girl Reserves
will put into practice the basic ideals of
their work which are-Health, knowledge.
Spirit and Service.
The Staff of the Red Cross made willing
donations to further this effort, also sew
cral members of the Girls Work Committee.
Many thanks are herewith given the
friends who responded to the call for
Victrola records at the party given March
10Th Any one who was not able to be
present on that occasion and who has a
record to give. may bring it at any time to
the Blue Triangle Club House and such A
gift will be highly appreciated.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10

Great preparations are being made
by the general committee of U. B. f. &
$. M. T. for their annual sermon which
will ibe held the fourth Sunday in May.
After remaining in the city for sc.
veral days, Mrs. NJ. Strothers niece of
the late Mrs. Ida P. Thaddeus, returned
last Saturday for her home in Toronto,
Canada.
From all indications as found by re-
representatives. of the Bailey Press
Bureau, 1888 State ST., DR.. A. J. Carey,
presiding elder of the Chicago District,
will be elected as bishop at st. Louis in
May. DR.. Carey has done much good for
the A. NJ E. church connection.
Mrs. Grace Busby, niece of Mrs. Har-
riet Pharim, spent much time durins
the week at the bed side of her auni
who has been quite ill., Mrs. Busby re-
ports Mrs. Pharim improving
The mid-winter session of the Mich,
gan Conference of the A. NJ. T.. Zion
church convened during the week at
Walters A. NJ. E. Zion church, $500
Dearborn ST., Bishop George l.. Black
we'll, presiding bishop was present a.
were many other distinguished visitors.
The Pyramid Building and Loan
Association gave its annual reception a;
the Y. NJ. c. A.. Wabash Ave. and 3Sth
ST., Tuesday evening. The program was
splendid A large number of friends
were present and spent pleasant eve
ming
Mr.. June Webb, the very gentle
manly popular and efficient and spe-
cial delivery Clerk at Armour Sta
ton, is again at his work after sever
attack of the "flu". The boys are
all glad to see him back on the job.
Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Snelson, 5247
S. Dearborn street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Miss La
Ursa Waterloo to Mr.. Bannies c.
Hedrick. Wedding to take place early
in May
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
CITIZENSHIP CLASS ORGANIZED
AT COMMUNITY HOUSE.

The end of all Community Service
activities, the drama, the games, ct
cetera, is good citizenship. However,
that the entire community may re-
ceive instruction and knowledge of
the fundamental principles of our
government, class in Citizenship
has been organized by Mrs. E. L.
Davis, who will be assisted in this
class work by some of the prominent
members of the Chicago Women's
Club, and the Political Equality
League. All persons in this Com
munity desiring these lectures may
have them without cost. Monday eve
nigs, 8 o'clock, 1901 S. Wabash Ave.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE OF
AFRICAN METHODIST EPfS-
COPAL CHURCH CLOSES m
AFTER BIG MEETING.


A. NJ. E. Church District Con-
ference held very successful two
days conference at the st. Mary's A.
NJ. E. Church, 5247 Dearborn st. on
March 81 and April lst. Rt, Rev. l..
J. Coppin d. D. presiding Bishop
was in charge. Each session was well
attended. While in session among the
speakers were Hon. Mayor Thomp-
son, Hon. Major R. R, Jackson, Hon.
Samuel A. Ettelson, Hon. Major R.
R. Jackson.
On the whole the meeting was very
much of a success.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
ALDERMAN JACKSON SCORES
AGAIN

Frank c. Long, 3400 Forest Ave-,
attached to the Volunteer Community
service of the Health Department in
the Ind Ward was upon the recon-
mendation of Alderman Jackson, ap-
pointed an Assistant in the Labora-
tory Department of the Health De-
partment last Monday.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10

All unsolicited articles, manuscripts, letter.
and pictures sent to the CHICAGO WHIP
are sent at the owners risk. and the CHI
bity or responsibility for their safe custody
or return. All communications must be sent
in the name of the CHICAGO WHIP. No
attention whatever paid to unsigned matter.
Stamps must accompany all queries and
manuscript.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10

Mrs. Maria Miller Drake. contralto stu
dent of MIR. Clemens A. Hutter. Kimball
Hall. win appear in recital at the Y. M.
c. A Thursday evening. April 20, at s
o'clock. Mrs. Drake will be supported by
Other students of Mr.. Hutters School. The
admission Is free
Recent arrivals; DR.. George E. Haynes
Washington, D. c.; Andrew Jackson st.
Louis, Mo-; William C. Reid. Lincoln Univ,
Pa; Samuel Mitchell. Washington. D. c.;
Thad. Mcdowell. Washington, D. c.; Fred
II. McGregorv DECATUR ILL
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10

Igence glance into the past reveals train; Of n,ehos d
for the sole purpose of keeping the Negro down. Secession
order that they might be
The ku kux Kan in order ntmdae the colored and
eliminate his desire for Lynchg in order
keep HIM IN state of physical fear thereby his
concentration economics education politics She has
ed and has to extent been
tor these arocous nustce by saving rest of cvliza
on These practices necessary the of the
white womans virtue
During the last five years. however the Negro has
slowly but surely exposed the faacy these nefarous
baseless
The South stands condemned before the better
of thu civilized world today.
The SoUTH's LATEST ROLE is that of Negro Press Con-
sor Her latest bitterest and attack has been
waged to exclude the circulation Negro and
magazines.
PostmaserGeneral Burleson, bourbon southerner de-
MED the Crisis access to the mails for
senger received the The Chicago Whip and
the Chicago Defender today barred circulation in GER
tain towns of certain Southern states 20
The excuse offered paiaton of this latest offense
against freedom OF Speech constitutional guarantee is that
nese puocatons create racial gon and stir nm
s me iko Iii, however, is that THEY AWAKEN THE
NE1fo ~ HIS ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL POWER With
oarage OF information they agate to intelligent
ton OF this power. They give him NEW VISION Th.v
render him IMMUNE FROM EXPLOITATION Thew ,Iso
teach the white abore how with criminal he has
been pitched against the Negro workman whose nerest n
the last analysis are identical with his fact these publca
tons have blazed the trail either new and better Of
s OF no state OF affairs at ALL 1t is admitted weakness
" Inc Psi Oh the white south to TRY to curb 1t is cow
oy on the part OF the Negro leaders of not to
test vigorously against attempt prevent their crcu,
on he South will find this much harder TO star
than previous ones She might we'll adeu to the old
oouthen Arstocracy and all of kindred social and
economic organizations whose existence depend the
OF Negro votes and Negro Too omuch credit
be given to Negro editors especially those who are
ed as radicals They constantly between two fires
First from the ignorant fearful old school Negro ON the one
hand and the designing preudced man on the other
The college bred Negro who entered the journalistic field
with thorough knowledge of its slender financial
should be especially encouraged because they
secure higher incomes from other professions
of the depends upon them
The Negro newspaper should not be stopped 1T WILL
NOT BE Hustled. MUST LIVE to make this new role the
LAST THE SOUTH WILL EVER PLAY to the detrment of the
Negro.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
AMATEUR MINSTRELS GREAT
SUCCESS.

The Amateur Minstrel gave their
Annual affair Monday night at the
9Th Regiment Armory to a crowded
house. There has perhaps never been
a larger crowd in the Armory than
on this paticular occasion. The Black
face Comedians, Dudes and Singers
thoroughly entertained the crowd and
Mr.. Dunlap as Interlocutor was pleas
ing as usual. The affair was very
much of success numerically and
ncially and it pleasing that the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10

carelessness? Scientists anthropoopists and bo; l. %
proven that the Negro imbecic inferior He has
much native ability other Social studies have
en- that the has fallen entirely into AFFECT
and that we have degree burnt out cells or
penalties for nbreedng The must be racial
ness Racial careessness typihed over America The
fright must be from within, and the be reflected
from without.
The real careessness we are not
in Whethr it the upshot of slavery economic mis-
leadership or of the period of time The careless
masses careless Pure our people
the desire for independence social equality
prestige, the elimination subteruge and evasion and
to behold the bare facts.
The Ngro is absolutely carless in industry.
take serious learning the modern methods doing
things, but content draw perform his work
as machines without mind He competitive
producer He is merely careless cog machinery pro-
duction and an equally careless Producing
profit for other consuming at profit for other
HERE is THE CRUX The Negro carelessy allow
ing himself be competition in all in
dusy and business through his and careless
introspecon.
The Negro is absolutely politics. He carelessy
chooses his candidate careessy spends his VOTE careey
considers what he gets for supporting individuals carelesy
sells his suffrage and carelessv allows ba,e - h. -
tized by Republican Magcians.
The voting strength of the Negro has been % c.rs,.
applied to the ship of that drifts amessly upon the
OF autocracy and capitalism Negro of course was
squeezed out of the ship too careless to get
deck before the gang plank was drawn The
or the Negro in politics has resulted in
ment and political snobbery all United States
The Negro is careless in Society. We have allowed our
property interests down and depreciate our neigh
borhoods to be contaminated by criminal careessnes We
have misreguated conduct public places even in
life that for to
careful citizens of other skim allowed conven
ton and society outweigh figures
We have in society the abnormal new
sensations and creations that unhealthy
for their realization The cabaret proves this
contention. We have social evidence We
have careessy allowed ourselves alike in ambi
ton color and creedhe world in saying all
inferior and OBJ ectionable.
In industry, it absolutely Negro
sorb both by observation and study methods of
DOING THINGS. The great of Negroes of the
aboring world make their labor thing and
and merely of This
accomplished by applied thought and careful consideration
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
KNIGHT TEMPLAR HAD EASTER
SERVICES AT NEW ST. MARY'S
A. M. E. CHURCH.


Special services for the Knight
Templar were conducted at New st.
Mary's A. M. E. Church on Easter
Sunday. Stewart C. jefferson, E. C.
of Godfrey. Commandery, No. K.
T. was master of Ceremonies. A
very elaborate Programme was ar
range dand carried out.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
F. G. Snelson. pastor of st. Mary's
Church. 4aI
In spite of the inclement weather
the services were well attended and
the programme was highly enjoyed.
Rev. Snelson's sermon was deep and
impressive,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
SOCIETY

Miss Xenia P. Douglas, one of the
most popular young ladies in the Post
Office is enjoying her vacation now.
Miss Helen Scott and mother spent
a few days visiting in Kansas City
whilelon her vacation.
The many friends of Miss En-
press Davidson will be glad to know
that she is on the road to recovery.
The mother of Prof. B. Emanuel
Johnson of 3747 Vincennes avenue
passed away Friday, April End after
short illness.
Miss Ruth Weaver of 1926 Vernon
Avenue gave a birthday party cele-
brating her nineteenth birthday. -
Dancing was the chief amusement
untilel 30 O'Clock when four course
luncheon was served. Miss Weaver
received many beautiful presents.
The first of the Matinee Dancing
Parties featured by the American
Legion and under the very efficient
management of Lieut. L. Speed will
be given at the Unity Club, 3140 In
diana avenue, on Saturday the 10th
of April from 3 to 6.
These matinee dances promise to
be gala affairs with some special at
traction for each dance Beautiful
SOUVENIRS will be given to each one
in attendance. The chaperons are
Mesdames Lewellen Harries, Geo. C.
Hall, Morris Lewis, Jas. F. Lawson,
William Francis Lawton, Gertrude
Harrison, HAZEL Thompson Davis,
Harry Brown, Mayme Odom Helen
Sayre, Maude Lawrence, Dollie Jen-
nings, Geo. F. Proctor, L. B. Dickin-
son,sJesse E. Jones, Franklin A. Deni-
som, Marion Kraft, Thos. B. Mayo,
Earl w. Mann.
Mfss Fred McGregory of Decatur,
Illinois is spending his Easter vaca-
ton in Chicago. the guest of DR.. and
Mrs Lawton, 1886 Grand Boul.
The. very popular club man Mr.
A. =. Mcbride is very busy now try
ingsto get the new home of the Apo
matox Club ready for the Grand
Opening.
The wives of the Club members
OF the Appomatox under the leader
shig of Mrs. S. A. F. Watkins gave
a beautiful whist party on Wednes-
day the 7th for the purpose of fur
nisiIng the Ladies Room in the new
home. The prizes were beautiful
but the room furnishingy~ill be more
beautiful I'M C~r@ts sx,l
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
SEE OLD, FADED
GARMENTS TURN NEW
Diamond Dyes" Add Years of
Wear TO Discarded
Garments

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to give
a new, rich, fadeless, color to any fab
RE, whether it be wool, silk, linen, cot
ton or mixed goods,-dresses. blouses,
stockings, skirts, children's coats, feath-
ers. draperies, coverings.
The Direction Book with each package
tells SO plainly how to diamond dye over
any color that you can not make a mis-
take
To match any material, have druggist
ahow you Diamond Dye" Color Card.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
The Churches
olivet Baptist Church, Apr. /. 1920

DR.. Williams delivered a precmin
emily strong and effective sermon AT
morning service. ASS t Pastor Rev. Jos
branham preached at old church home
and assisted with Lords Supper. The
Easter music was uplifting. The collec.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-10
CHURCH OF the NEW JERU-
SALEM, Rev. A. Simons, Pastor.

Johnson's Hail. 351s State ST., 2nd
floor.
Services-11 A. M. Lecture and
Vestry.
P. NJ, Bible Glass.
1880 P. NJ, Lecture "The -Four
Beasts Seen by Daniel, (Dan. 1870
Admission free.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
MARYLAND Is FIRST
 OF SUPER WARSHIPS
Nine Others Being Built by U. s.
 Government

Newport News, March 2O.-The Maryland, launched today, is the first of four ships of her class to be launched and is one of the ten super dreadnoughts authorized in the first three year building program adopted in 1916. With a length of 624 feet over all, a beam of 97 feet and full load displacement of 32,95O tons. she is the largest fighting craft built for the American navy and when com nlissioned will be one of the most powerful battleships in the world.
 Originally designed to carry twelve 14-inch rifes' the plans for the ship were so changed during the war that she will have instead eight 16-inch guns-the first of this size ever mounted on a ship. They will be placed two each in four turrets on the center line, two forward and two aft. They will be larger by one inch than the great guns on the British ships of the Queen Elizabeth class which were used in the bombardment of the Dardanelles.
 Battleships designed since the Maryland was laid down, however. will be even more powerful. They will carry twelve 16-inch rifles and will measure 6S4 feet over all with a d1Sp placement or 4o,LUU tOnS. IHelI sped will be 23 knots as against the 21 knots of the Maryland and practi- caIy all previous classes of American dreadnoughts.
 The Maryland's keel was laid on April "A, 1917. eighteen days after the United States declared war on Germany. Work on her was delayed by reason of the rush in getting out destroyers to fight submarines, but 1t has been rushed since the armistice and the vessel is now nearly three quarters completed. She will be cleo trically driven by four propellers. the power for which will be furnished by turbines of approximately 29,000 horsepower. Steam will be furnished bv eight oil burning boilers.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
REBEL LEADER GIVES UP.
Manual PaIafox Arranges for Surren-
 der of Other Outlaws.

Mexico City. March 20.-Manual Palafox, one of the leaders of the Zapatist movement, surrendered yes terday and is arranging with the war department for the equalization of re- maining bands of outlaws form erly under command of Emiliano Zapta who was killed in a fight with govern ment troops April II, 1919. These bands are in Morelos and nearby states. Questioned by interviewers as to the reason for his surrender Pala- fox stated he could not continue to oppose the present government in all liante with Francisco Villa, Felix Diaz. Manuel Pelaez and other rebel leaders.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
PEACE HELD UP AGAIN,

Moscow, March 1S.-Peace negotia- tions between the Russian soviet gov ernment and Rumania have been de- layed through the refusal of the for mer to agree to the carrying out of negotiations at Moscow. M. Tchiterin Bolshevik foreign minister. yesterday sent proposals to Rumania asking that the representatives of the two coun- tries meet at kharkov.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
BLOODSHED IN SPAIN.

Madrid March 19.-A serious en- counter between police and friendly troops and a strong body of rebels in the vicinity of LuciuS, Morocco, is re- ported by the Spanish high commits sion there. The native troops lost four killed and a number wounded, while the rebel losses are said to have been
New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
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New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
TREATY VOTED DOWN
 BY 7 VOTE MARGIN
Brande6ee Lilies Up Against Its
 PaSSage-MCLean for It

Washington, March, 20.-With the peace treaty on it's. way back to the White House today accompanied by notification to the president that the senate finally had "refused to advise and consent it's ratification" Senator Knox's resolution to declare @ state of peace. with Germany will take it's place on the senate floor. Considera- tion last night after the adverse vote on ratification, was blocked by ad- iournment until Monday.
 Republican leaders expect some such measure to be passed.
 Suggestion that President Wilson might return the treaty to the senate brought emphatic statements from the majority that it virtually would be pigeonholed in the foreign rela- tions committee. In any case the treaty question was regarded as al ready injected into the presidential campaign as one of the main issues on which republicans and democrats will fight for national endorsement this fall.
 49 Vote "No''.
 Ratification was defeated last night by a vote of 49 to 35. the lineup being 2S republicans and 21 demo- crats for and 23 democrats and 12 republicans against. The net result of four months of compromise nego- .tiations was the addition of IT demo- crats to those voting for ratification.
 After the vote was taken Senator Robinson, democrat, Arkansas, moved to reconsider but was ruled out on . roint Of order. No appeal from the ruling was taken leaders both sides being convinced that it was hopeless to expect affirmative action with the senate membership con- stituted as it now is.
 The final adverse vote was the fourth by which the senate has re- fused to approve the treaty, three others having been taken in Novem- Der.
 House Must Act.
 Action by the house of representa- tives would be necessary to con-
New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
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New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
House Must Act.

Action by the house of representa- tives would be necessary to con- summate d declaration of peace by resolution contem plated by Sena- tor Knox. His resolution proposes the repeal of the joint resolution de-
New Britain herald., 1920-03-20
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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-06
RE0UIsITIONs ron
TWO MEN ISSUED

Sonia Re. n. NJ Feb. t-Requi-
sitiuns were issued - the acline
governor Of New Mexico on the
governors ~ Arizona and Califor-
MIA for the return 10 this state of
twn men who are wanted for trial
In Luna county.
+. a. G0ldstrnm, now neld in iail
In Tucson Is wanted 10 answer a.
a charge Of obtaining money I'M
der false preienses. II h alleged
that he Represented himself o. q
solicitor for the m paso Herald
and collected $40 from a Demins
business man for an advertise
mcnt when he had no authority
whatever Ia represent the Herald
Charles Williams, nov servins
o Terra IN the penitentiary Of Cal
ifornia j. charged with the theft
OF m automobile. A brother. said
~ hive been involved IN the steal
u NV serving o term In the pen
y niicry ~ this state for the ~.
Tense. Charles succeeded IN get
tnF out of ihr state hut was
captured aud sentenced for an
other offensc In California. When
his present term expires tn califor-
mia h. will he r~cafrcsicd and tried
on The old offers, In Luna county