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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13

Under the direction of the Red Gross
TIC I. ". = Il. VIII start 4 class or
classes III trained nursing. Each class
must be composed OF - only. For
further particulars call around to sec
us, 35+l fndiana Ave.
Those nj you who like good book,
to read come and sec what we have 10
offer from our branch OF the Public
Library of Chicago. Hours 2 10 s
every day except Thursday. when it Is
open from 10 @
We have 4 room registry department
here and would like 10 have you regis
ter your rooms with us and also would
like 10 supply others with rooms.
Our resident chairman, Mrs. Mary
Webster. has been indisposed for a
weel, or more. but Is much better at
this writing.
Our industrial secretary, Mrs. Irene
Gaines, is now in New York taking a
course in Y. ". {. a. work, but will
return home in a lew days and would
like 10 get in touch with all girls over
IL in order to help them in every way
physically and spiritually-by giving
them . broader field Tor real service
by forming clubs and creating more
unity anana the industrial girls Of
Chicago
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
FRANKFORT, ky.

The model echool banking on the
K. \. l.. /. Farm Is nearing COM
.p!ction ard Us q credit to the com.
rnunry il wiz sers,c.
The Hospital Club viii give IN co.
sertainneot this month for the bcnc-
Gt OF tho institution tbcy arc fostering.
Lex everyone 5uy ticket Tor this
worthy cause.
The Gymnasium ll3ss under the d.
rcction OF Mifs J. 4. Galfey gave i
very enjoyable Entertainments At the
school building Fridl5 evening.
Lawyer [, r. Diae5 went TO SPRING
f'eld, r.. this ~eeleoql bnsIncss.
The many friends Of Prot. ]. /.
Law or nd familS regret seeing
them Lave to NAB their hnmc in
Gary, iaaaaa.. hsrt tht. best ,.ishe; oi
I'll g. aiLh them.
Mrs Efi.eo Davis. .of Indianapolis. i,
sp@a1dinG the week with relatives here.
Mrs. l.Ii1Aheti Morris. eyangeIiqt Oh
Abe nj. r. Church. Is holding revival
service ~. llrlae NJ T. Church.
Re.. y. n Rrowr, fin pastor. re-
ttsncd fraai s>hs1byglle Indiana.
T'hur9laJ 70 he with tie evangelist.
nlr>. Brown viii return soon.
The presiding elder.of Grace VI. +.
Lhlrch ~-as ID shfacily last week
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
St. Mark M. L. Church

The end OF the first week OF the
revival was high day in Zion. From
me Communion Service at 1855 10
the do%o!ogy on Sunday night spir-
,tuaI tctvor was in abundance The
Rev. II. 3. MAYS OF the Bland
Avenue NJ. r. Church. Evansville.
Ind, preached before capacity
house in thu morning and largo
audience in the evening. a pa
DAY IN Heaven and a pa Day In
Heir was the subject Of the evening
discourse. There we're twenty siE
added to the church. The Lord wa
WIN Us and surely everybody iclt his
presence. Tho revival will continuc
Tor two weeks longer at least. Even
Christians whose eyes behold this
page are invited IN come Enlist in
the battle 10 help storm the trenches
OF Satan. The speeohea made by the
Rroup leader and the representative
Of the minute men stirred enthusiastic
70 . high pitch. Rev. William !.
White, ID. D., Lexington ~, i; the
evangelist Good preaching and 81.
cellcnt gospel singing.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
LIBERTY LIFE COMPANY
COMPLETES SALE
or STOCK
1000 Shares Disposed of In
10 Months. To Write In
surance In a Short Time
F. l. Gillespie Due Lions
Share of Credit For =
Phenomenal Feat

The Liberty Life
Insurance Com
pany, 35i5 Indiana
Ave. . announced
last week the COM
pietion Of the CAM
paign 10 sell its
issue of 10000
shares of Liberty
Life stock. This an
nouneement, while
coming as no sur
prise, was a dis
tinct qualification
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
can Y0U IMAGINE IT?
An EXHIBITION OF suPR IME
IGE0kARCE

C-eorge Reris,sn. bend porter for Waiter
Field & Co. 40 ,iIehisan Avenue in
1he canseity described Wis called upon
70 give DISTRACTIONS In the apportion-
nent of the work Of the other porter.
Employed under him is one Harry Lind
eey, 'al4I Dearborn 81 few days ago
Geotsec IN tho pursuance Of his duty in
SHRUGGED Lindsey 30 do some work on
the Scventh floor OF the building. Lind
sey refused George. of eourBe. informed
the Manager Of his refusal Lindsey was
called To the office and Informed that
George 1-aa the boss and he was to do
whatever work assirnad him by George
Lindsey immediately went downstairs,
CHANGED his clothes and returned u the
office and asked for his time. The pres
dent ushed him what was the trouble
Lindseyss repi, Tas- Il Won't let man
Of my color boss me" The president
paid hirn off but IN commenting upon
the action Of Lindsey he said. ANY
colo-ed man In this erllghteped day who
refuses TO take order from another
colored man who occupies position su.
perior TO HIN. Ia dcnseiY and brttally
Ignorant" We agree.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
Antiila Protective Association Desii-
Gates Building

The Anniversary Celebration and
dedication of the antilles building AZ
jG2f Michigan avenue on last Surs.
DAY November fth, marked tho be-
c,nning OF real constructive wotk o.
the Association and vas tbs croWning
result OF three years Of labor Of rs
ncuhcrs. Fully 200 members and
friends gathered in thr new building
and opened the afternoon celebration
hy singing America" The ad-
dress of the president, Mr. Douglas,
reviewed the work. the aims and tho
hopes OF the association and CON
cIuded with an Introduction OF DIR.
George Hall who took his place rs
Master OF Ceremonies. Mr.. Bndley
(yrus gave very interesting address
aad hort addresses were made by
Attorney Mcintyre. .tttorney Bar
clay, Editor Higgins OF The Upreach
Magazine. y. Brascher of Negro As
sociatcd Press, \. {. MacNeal Of The
Chicago Whip.
4 very entertaining musical pro-
gram was furnished. Il Piano selec-
ton by Mrs. Ida Perry Johnson, q
soprano solo by Mrs. Fisher, a violin
solo by Mater X. E Mceahy and q
tenor solo By AIR. a. Wilson were
enjoyed by all III Haywood. pan
iat, cntcrtainca tho assembly, while re-
ircshmcuts wcse being served and
Mrs. Rosa Thompson read one al her
pocins. "fairplay.7 and ended pro
gram that was rcpletc with rare
treats and marked an suspicious be
ginning to the activities OF The An
tilla Protective Association.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
Berean Choir Musical

Ncet Sunday evening. NoY. llth. at
s. H. NJ. the Bercan Choir viii rcndHr
their u ual monthly program Hon
Henry X. Ra,hbonc viii BE- fipr
speaker OF the evening. Mr.. lGath-
bone as an orator, lecturer and his
torian ranks among the foremost, OF
the AnElo-Ssxon raee. During the
past lew years b. has spoken in all
the leading churches IL the city. save
orr own. and is i familiar .gure on
the public platform throughout the
state OF Illinois Spocia, chorus num-
lrrs by the choir Of 10 Voices. ..,
Musical artists with rare talent viii
also appear. III are cordially itrvitcd.
J. J. Stovah, Chairman. /:
Estelia E. Bond. Drganist
IT. Yarbroueh. Conductor,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
The Saturday Review Lyceum

South Park u. e. Church
In keeping with its promise to give
,le best. the Saturday Review Lyccum
viii render program OF unusual IN
tcnrst Tuesday evening. NOV. Is at
south Park VI. /. church. j3rt St. and
south Park Ave, at 8 O'Clock.
Samuel +. Thrasher, chairman 81 the
famous Committee OF fil,oer. wli
speak On "Yirtuc yereus bicr, in Chi
cago.' AR. Gharies A. wilson viii in
troducc the Wilson Trio" nc,.
musical feature which in itsalf viii
make thu program more than worth
while. Miss f,c,.lah Mitchell will sing
and Mis-, Ruth Arns,t viii render a
dramatic reading. The pebble is corr
daily invited There Will b. no adj
mission charges Thomas 5. Ewell,
general director. Ms. Maudc Roberts
George, director d music. Henry w.
Hammond. director OF programs, Miss
lcanc,tc Iiplett, executive secfe,ay.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
Walters A. M f Zion cbu,c,

The last Sunday Service marked
The end Of the seraua quarter on the
l020-2i year OF Walter Church. rhf
pastor delivered the sermon Hcs.
sidney l.. Smith of Detroir delivered
Communion Sermon At thres in the
afternoon and Night the Choir rem
dcrcd is usual interesting recital. the
program starring cooperative bust
nesSes among our p.oplc TIE re-
ports which came III las, .S,nd.r
showcd ! healthy financial and
pir1tuai condition -.-.
Next SUNDAY. November l4,h. the
Fail Financial Rally will bsgin and
make its first effort 1t 6llinp tho
S20.00000 budget for The Trustees
Department for this Conference
wear. Fifty percent n the money
raised in these efforts will 90 for q
building fund Thirty percent will
bc for current expenses and twenty
per cent will be used for payment on
purchased property. D.. Blackwell
presided AZ monster mass meeting Of
The Progressive Company Al tho
Eighth Regiment Armoy A. v,nich
Judge II. II. Harrison spoke.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
Fought Again Great Obstacles

The promoters OF the I.ihertj Life
Insurance Company are especially dc
acrving az credit when tho obstacle,
against which they fought are taken
irto consideration. Going . step
farther. Il is perhaps no exaggeration
70 say that Frank l. Gillespie. nov
l.noNn throughout the country as the
Negro Life Insurance Wizard" is
due the lions share OF this we'll de-
.erved credit. II is Gillespie who
gave birth 20 the idea of an old line
legal reserve life insurance company
fot Illinois and the North completely
Offered. owned. and manned by Ne
groes, writing insurance Tor Negro
n ks.s~I Ii alsaS. Giliespi Who had the
initiative ana energy TO put thus
prop6sition before the public. II was
Cliilespie Who undertook the double
ak Of educating his people into buy
ag lie insuranec securities. firaf, and
Liberty Life Insurance stoek8 next.
The sum Of MONEY requisite Tor the
organization 81 = company 81 this
snrt staggered the ordinary Negro
from the start. The natural relaet-
aree on the part Of the great buying
mass 10 invest in an ep,erprsc con-
tfolIcd entirely by HeRroes WAS ono
of thc most eiai-elt obstacle 10 be
overcome. Buy the Liberty Lie has
overcome ali obstaeles. aud IN 4 short
y hile win bc ready 10 write Insurance.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
A Few Options LET,

Although the entire 10000 shares
n stock are subscribed Ter. Mr.. Oil
L Die STAYED 10 answer 10 applica-
sons for stock. tha, there are AZ pres
ent 4 few options left for sale in
cases where the original subscribers
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
S7s,oo0.oo in Notes Due

Ar. Gillespie stated the other day
lat $4,000 in notes viii fali due NJ
The month 81 December. and that as
soon as subscribers for Liberty Life
stock pay their note just that much
sooncr Uili tine company have sui
fcieut cash in hand 10 commence
BUSINESS. The company Is organized
on the most democratic plan pos
shle.! There IS 10 promotion stock,
nor is any stock issued FOR services
rendered" Eight hundred .tock-
holders will testify that the Liberty
Life is no close corporation" ] he
Liberty Life has 300 stockholders in
-. -. u nntrait alnrr-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13

10 those who havc watched with in,
tcrest the amazing growth OF this
institution.
The Liberty Lie Insurance Com
pany was founded by Frank L. Gil
lespie on June 80, 1919. With a pro-
posed capitol stock OF $1,000. Ten
thousand sharcs OF stock we're placed
upon the market with par value OF
$1,000 per share. The time limit i'm
posed By state laws compelled the sale
Of this stock within two years. This
Limit expires June 50. 1921. To Dc
Tray expenses 81 operation ard TO
cover the Sl00.00000 cash deposit
which BY law must remain in the
tate treasury 1t all time. the selling
price OF Liberty Lie took vas
placed at so per share.
Last week. announ esueut means
THAI Hr, Gillespie AMI ii corps Of
officers and assistants haYe old
S300,00O0O ~orth Of sfocl N inc pho
nomcnally hort time OF IL months.
or 3 months short OF the TIM granted
10y law. This one item alone elm
mates operation txpense9 which
would have hcen necessary for the
- months campaign. and viii enable
TIC Liberty I.iic people to begin sell
ing Insurance With cash reserve
several thousands OF dollars larger
than X ordinarily would be.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13

have died or have been unable TO
meet their notes. Mr.. Gill pir sad
that there would b. ~ campaiQn to
sell these options, as the business was
coming in 50 fas, tia, they would l,c
easily disposed OF. The main thing
now" he SAID, IS to iuore,. on
everybody the importance OF marung
their notes when they fall due"
The liberty Lie Insurance Com
pany," he said. as destined 10 be the
strongcst financial Institution among
NeEroes anywhere in the world
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
ST. Paul c. M. L. Church

Rev. J. 4. WinterS, Pastor
Our first quarterly meeting was
largely attended. Tie 2. r, Or.
i,>G-. sssrsase-ielsvereiAtteo srleHtsi
messages az the morning and even
ing hours. In the afternoon the Rev.
pr. X J. Johnson. ne" pastor OF
Park Ave. { NJ. f. Church. preached
the communion sermon. Abe,n two
hundred partook OF the feast"
Throughout the day the choir. under
the direction OF MINI Dewitt smith,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13

rendered special music. Nine. DEWITT
Smith sang Come Ye DisconsoIatc.'
which number electrified the packed
audience. SUNDAY, Soy. i4lh. is our
big rally day. On the third Sunday,
art ard lntollect Hour" viii offer
TO its patron some u the best ar
lists in the country. Or. J. a. Ham
lett, editor oi the Gmistlan Index.
Mas present II our services SUNDAY.
w welcome soi here to al iervlofs.
il'n". Automatic G1Tnes. i lannon's
lyric soprano. rad 4 packed house
here last TUESDAY night 10 witness
her initial appearance in concert.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-13
= :. :
I'VE Y pl( HIsQENEy
Trinity M. f Chur.t,

Wth y. and Frame AVa.
"Chicago's most beautiful church ior
otu people
Sunday morning. II O'Clock, Com
tnunion Service. Sermon by the Rev.
6. w; Baher, The -Four Great Oucs-
tons"
SUNDAY night. 7:4s o'clock. sermon
by the Rev. ". II. Wallace, "The
Church in the Making"
Splendid music All are welcome.
i''- w. H. WALLACE.
q W. BAHFR.
:. L. --.-.. paefnrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26

dim" the bulbs ere in series owing %
the use OF a series connection. When
in series connection II one lamp burns
out the other will not burn. il series
wiring only one wire is used. IN paral-
lei wiring two wires are used, and this
IS the connection employed when the
lamps are burning brightly You may
find that when dim" is used one lamp
viii burn brighter than the other, es-
pecially when the engine IS stopped .
This is due TO differing resistance IN
the bulbs, and a change Of bulb some
times remedies the trouble.
IF you put a six volt bulb in
twelve volt circuit you VIII burn out
the bulb 1t will fare up for a sec
ond and burn out. II you put three
volt bulb in six volt circuit the same
thing happens. IF you put twelve
volt bulb in a six volt circuit the bulb
burns dimly All bulbs are marked
SIS. 1916 or "a. This means that the
lower figure IS the voltage at which
IL is designed to operate, but Il win
stand the higher voltage without burn
ing out.
In many cars the dash lamp and
tail lamp are connected in series, that
in one wire Is used TO connect the two
lamps, the circuit being completed by
a ground connection. In this case. or
any case where there IS series con-
nectlon II one bulb burns out the 9TH
err IN series viii not burn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26

prlsed TO learn that but II per cent
or roads in this country are surfaced =.
Out OF an estimated total of 2.47s}52
miles Of public rural roads only about
299.135 are surfaced or improved.
Indiana shows the greatest percent
age or improved highways, AZ. per
cent OF It's roads being surfaced. based
on the last available figure Of 1918.
That there is great need for good
roads can be deduced from the in
creased tendency for long dAtance
hauling by motor truck, and perticu-
larly by the fact that 10000 employees
OF the United States Postoffice Depart
ment travel 100000 miles daily in
delivering mail on rural routes.
With an estimated go production
81 100000 automobiles. the need for
better highways is evident. That this
fact IS recognized by states and mu-
inequalities is shown BY estimated ap-
propriations OF $500. 0oo 900 to be spent
On d-surfaced roads during the
year.
In 1913 approximately 1925 miles
~ roads were improved in this coun-
try and the enormous sum of s54974-
coo was spent on maintenance. More
than s2o0oo.ooO have been spent on
the 3.32o miles OF Lincoln Highway
between the Hudson river and san
Francisco in the last six years
To stimulate the interest OF both
public and the states in the value OF
better roads the Goodyear Tire & Rub
Der Company has created a new de
partment to be devoted entirely to
this work It is in charge Of Q. NJ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26
six volt blowout.


II should be the duty OF every au-
omoble owner to carry spare ouibs.
and also know that he is carrying the
right kind. for headlamps. tail light.
dash, etc He should also carry fuses
or the right kind and made for the
car The bulbs and fuses should be
kept in a special carrier, otherwis
you won't have the bulbs long and
the fuses canot be found even by a
process server.
Throwing bulbs around Is not the
best thing for them. even though the
modern bulb can stand a little punish
ment. Door pockets and other reccpta-
cles should not be used for STORM :
bulbs or fuses. Any supply store VIII
show you a bulb carrier. sell you DIE
proper bulbs and fuses. and make your
lighting worries that much less.
You ought 70 know enough about
your car so that you can buy bulbs
intelligently. You must know the vol
tags OF the system. Nearly all are six
volts now. but Some use twelve and
some older cars eighteen or twenty
four volts. In some cars a twelve volt
system is divided. and six volts used
for lighting. You must know these
things TO know the type OF bulbs to
buy. The candle power also is i'm
portant 70 know. When you 20 into
shop for bulbs be ready 10 tell the
type. whether double or single con-
tact; the voltage, and whether you
want vacuum OF nitrogen types. Tbs
latter is the more economical giving
more light for the same current. So
Il pays TO spend a little more for
them.
Headlamps are often so connected
that when the switch is thrown 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26
LAMP BULBS OFTEN
CAUSE OF EXTREME
TROUBLE ON CARS

Lamp bulbs, though they constitute
but small part Of the car. are never
cheless important, and those who have
been unfortunate enough to be caught
without a spare. and no garage for
miles Will forever believe the lamp bulb
as important as the storage battery.
There Is no more exasperating mo-
ment than when YOU fuss around try
Ing 70 put a bulb IN a socket and
tire bulb won't fit. or you have bulb
with a single contact base and the
socket calls for double contact base
Or perhaps. your car is fitted with a
tvelvs volt system and you have a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26
FINDS CADILLAC
TRAVEL BETTER
THAN RAILROAD

The most impressive object lesson
I. received in the West, says Lynn
McNaughton. general sales manager Of
the Cadillac Motor Car Company, OF
Detroit. was the difficulty OF sched
ule travel by train, because all the
trains are running late. and the ease
or it by means Of a Cadillac" MI.
McNaughton has Just returned from
trip which took him to the Pacific
Coast and back.
THE first time I encountered this
difference was in making a run from
Denver to Colorado Springs. The
distance between the two cities is
about seventy miles. 1t takes the
trains three hours 10 cover the dis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26

lance. Two hours is all the time the
time the Cadillac requires.
In California. in the course OF one
week. I Travelled 1900 miles in
Cadillac. one trip in particular was
illuminating We were starting from
Oakland for Sacramento. some 300
miles away. Upon leaving Oakland
al 9:45 in the morning. our driver said
we would be IN Sacramento by $50
that evening We stopped in Fresno
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26

Wood. who is exceptionally well quail
fed for the work This department
will gather data on the cost OF good
roads. methods Of taxation and other
valuable information necessary before
legislatures can frame and pass good
roads legislation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26

for business and lunch. and had our
dinner at Stockton. At $50 in the
evening we We're in Sacramento Ev-
erywhere l travelled in the motor car
made our schedules in the same
fashion Nowhere did encounter a
railroad conductor who would say ex-
actly how late his train was. nor how
much time might be made up in ar
irving at given point"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26
Goodyear Company Devotes
Department to Roads

Despite the fact that the United
States has 100000 motor driven vehi-
cles in operation-leadinG the world
in this respect-motorists viii be sur
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26

ABUSE and neglect will give
n any battery the *. O. in
short order, but it takes care and
attention to keep it O. K. Charge
must be kept up as near as pos
sible to $50 mark water must
be put in to make up for loss by
evaporation-co connections must
be kept tight and clean. If you
want to keep your battery in the
0. K. class all the time be sure
to drive in every two weeks for
inspection and test
Electric Service Station
TT Holman st., Hammond. Phone ssA
INDIANA HARBOR TIRE
BATTERY CO.
137th and Grapevine. Phone 745E.
HENRY WAGNER & CO
1857 Forsythe Ave, East Chicago
hubert BULLOCK
Crown Point Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-26

Michigan and Grapevine. Indiana Harbor
Douglas and Holman Hammond