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vocational training or adjusted compensa-
ton on the basis of One Dollar SD for
each day of service.
In order that this bill will be assured
each es-service man is urged to wire or
write his Senator or Congressman TO use
his offices in bringing about the passage of
this bill.
The George L. Giles Post No. 81 of the
American Legion (32o1 South Wabash AveD
is very active and doing splendid work in
the community. II you have any difficulty
with your insurance. back pay. allotment
etc. come to the headquarters of the post
and an experienced along all lines will
assist you.
Free Vaudeville performances are given
every first and third Monday nights at the
Club.
Matinee dances are given every Saturday
afternoon from three TO six Mt Unity Club
House. The dances arc very popular and
you can always find your buddie there
PLANS being formulated for a city
wide membership campaign beginning May
If you are not member of the American
Legion JOIN NOW. We are 100000 strong
At meeting held Monday night ths
Women's Auxiliary to the Geo. L. Giles
Post was organized. Wives, mothers. sisters
and daughters are eligible to membership in
this Auxiliary
LEONARD r. SPEED
Adjutant, Geo. L. Giles Post No. 81
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SOCIETY

3638 State ST.. every Sunday from 3
to o'clock and the public is invited
to come to these meetings.
For many years, W. H. Cans, sold
newspapers on the corner of 28th
and State Streets, and is known by
everyone in that section, but today
Cans and Scurry, haberdashers. This
1907 State ST., known as Johnson,
Cans and Scurry, heberdashers. This
store is doing a splendid line of bust
ness.
Mr.. James |. Banton, for many
years an employee of big coopera-
ton on Michigan Blvd, has resigned
this position and opened up. offices
in Suite 7OS, 1S4 W. Washington ST.,
where he will give his entire time to
real estate business.
En- route from Davenport, Ia, to
Lake Forest, ILL.,, Mr.. William Rice
spent some time in the city during
the week. Mr.. Riee was called to Iowa
on account of illness of relatives.
After May LIST, Attorney and Mrs.
Walter M. Farmer will occupy their
new home at 4751 Champlain Ave,
where they will be pleased to see
their many friends.
Rev. w. A. Blackwell, pastor of
Walters A. NJ. E. Zion Church, 38th
and Dearborn Streets, will head a
large delegation to the general con-
ference of the A. NJ. E. Zion Church
at Knoxville, Tenn, during the month
of May. A large number of people
Illinois are expected to go.
Mrs. J. E. Webb, 4377 Indiana
Avenue, returned Monday night,
April 18th from three weeks tour,
including various points in Ohio and
Indiana.
Mrs. Laurence on the staff of the
Urban League has been quite i'll the
past two weeks but is improving.
Mr.. Theodore Dawson, who has
been i'll for some time passed away
this week.
Miss Dennis Denison, daughter of
Col. Denison, has been suffering from
fractured skull having fallen or
been hit by falling object; just what
accident had occurred has not yet
been learned, as the young lady has
not been able to relate. However, she
is improving at this writing.
Live agents make $40 a day selling
Toilet Articles. Good Commission for
good agents, if you are one, see G. r.
Hollins, 43S East 46th street, before
P. NJ CT write him.
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played for the young people who love
best to walk and talk when the air
is laden mhtioedly dslmhuheupFur
is laden with melody.
Brown Chapel A. NJ. E. Church is
favored with the presence of Evan
gelist Ida NJ 'Mlyyer in the Revival
which is now on in that church.
R. J. Blackburn, Pastor.
Miss Madeline Gibbs Easter Tea
at Hotel Sterling was the affair of
the season. Everything was adjusted
for the occasion.
Out of town guests are: Mrs. d.
Russell, Lexington; Mr.. R. Como
dore, Dayton, o MIR. Shot, St.
Louis; Mr.. Otis Lomore, Detroit; Miss
H. White, Cleveland; Misses Mary
Hicks, Louisville; L. Darlington, Will
berforce, Mrs. H. Jordan and G. Lat
timore, Louisville.
Merry groups of men and maids
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Y. M. E. A. NEWS

One thousand men wanted TO attend
the Mems Christian Forward Movement
Mass Meeting at Bethel A. NJ. E. Church,
80th and Dearborn SITS, Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. The program is under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. and Bethel
Pleasant Sunday Committee A superb or
chestra and male chorus of $50 voices will
render the musical numbers. All traternai
organizations are invited to be present.
Armour Glee Club meets every Tuesday
evening, Morris Glee Club meets every
Wednesday evening.
Prof j. U. Turner's French and Bible
classes meet every Wednesday evening.
Friday night is community night. Champion
ship Basketball game to be played between
St. Marks and Grace. Bethel and St. Marks
Movies.
The Chicago Musical Association held a
meeting Monday evening, April 10. at $
o'clock.
Recent arrivals:
j. M Mundy. Henderson, Ky.
A. E. Allen. Detroit. Mich.
Hobert Chairman. Nashville Tenn.
Chas. s. Morris, Norfolk Va.
Geo. w. Davis, Huntington. W. Va.
NJ. B. Dickerson. Los Angeles Cal.
W. B. Baker. Nashville. Tenn.
r. M Adkin. Philadelphia, Pa.
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~ orDH
paprar of f,om MANY I, ade a flying visit
&, ~. c5,v md rrA,rrs that the armory win
- x..av sor occnnaney before the end of
~ n,nn,h2
p.o,-,i,;n. ia nrovressing satisfactorily
.an, in ,he Machine. Gun Company and
ron.n, r. Commands, A. D. F. G, and H.
49, aI,,ost coached their quota and will be
s.o,.od ;,,+o 5the SERVICE os tn. state OF
Iu;,o;s hAfore the md of the month. The
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-24

to support his hirelings rather than
good government
When it is considered that | had
to fight against the entire organized
forces of all parties, Democratic,
Thompson epublicans, Brundage Re-
publicans, and majority of the De-
neen Republicans, l consider these
1000 votes magnificent victory for
the people.
1t was predicted that l would not
receive 1000 votes, but the results
indicate that had the money expend-
ed by my opponents been reversed,
| would have beaten them ten to one.
l did not have one dollar contributed
to me to make the fight from any
source. The expenditures of my en-
tire campaign were borne by me, and
| do not consider the money expend-
ed loss, for | intend to keep up the
fight until the people shall be accord
ed a right to name or select their own
representatives in high places; al
through the Worlds greatest Negro
Weekly said in its last issue "that
the result of the election has buried
the men who had the nerve to run
against this wonderful combination
| answer by saying that Il consider
the fight just begun"
The results also conclusively show
that the colored people are preemi.
nently strong enough in the District
to have a representative of the race
in Congress, and | ask all good citi
zens to join with us in this worthy
effort.
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of the insured In other words, if a
man chooses the installment plan of
payments, he maye have his whole
insurance paid to the beneficiary
within three years, or four years, and
so on, according to his desire.
Arrangements can also be made by
the insured for continuous install
ments which will give the beneficiary
an income for the rest Of his life.
If solier's policy has lapsed, he
may reinstate his insurance by paying
only two months on the amount of
insurance he wishes to keep regard
less of the length of time he has al
lowed his policy to lapse. At the same
time, he may reduce and convert the
amount to a sum which will be com
Portable for his to carry.
Government insurance is the
cheapest and most substantial in the
country. 1t offers every advantage
that any othe- life insurance com
p1ny offers, and places its require
mems for reinstatement within the
reach of every soldier.
For the convenience of those liv-
ig on the South Side of Chicago, the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance has
appointed Atty. Charles A. Wilson,
3114 Indiana Avenue, Suite 3, to as
sist and inform all soldiers desiring
information concerning their insur-
ance. No charge whatsoever is made
for any assistance which Mr. Will
son might render in this connection.
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Y. W. E. A. NOTES
GIRLS WORK DEPARTMENT.

Miss Clayda Williams. National Recrea-
tional Secretary for colored work is in the
city for a short stay. She is demonstrating
to the club leaders and the Girl Reserves.
her program for recreation among girls. At
special meeting at the Blue Triangle Club
House. Friday evening. April 23rd. Miss
Williams will present to the Girls Work
Committee full outline of this recreational
program. Demonstration will follow
Mrs. Edith Spurlock Sampson is now
Chairman OF the Social Committee and I'M
der her supervision we are expecting to have
some wide-awake programs Thursday
evenings. Thursday evening. April %, there
will be a party in the Blue Triangle Club
House, You are most cordially invited to
attend
Weekly Vespers will be held Sunday. April
25th, from s. to 6 under the directions of
Mrs. NJ. j. Daley.
Miss .Clsyda Williams, National Recrea-
tionsl Secretary for colored work. is here
assisting Mrs. Name Mason Higgins in the
"Kermiss" entitled THE Spirit of Youth"
which will be given at Aryan Grotta Tenn
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-24

cidents. Did enroll as a DELEGATE
from the National Equal Rights
League.
ALL MINISTER'S ESPECIALLY
INVITED TO BE PRESENT.
Hen. William Monroe Trotter is
the man who saw President Wilson
in Washington, followed him to
Paris in the interest of the COL0RED
AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Under auspicies of the Chicago
Branch, National Equal Rights
League.
ADMISSION FREE.
Doors open at 1880
Speaking at 500 Sharp.
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CHAMPAIGN, ILL, NOTES.
K. A. p. Convention holds session.
Other Twin City Items.
By Z. L. Breedloye.)

The Grand Chapter was highly enter.
tsincd by the Beta Chapter of Illinois, for
three days with an open Session at Bethel
Church, four course banquet at the
Bcardsley hotel. and a formal dance at Col
leg Inn About two hundred attended the
dance. SCOTS Orchestra furnished the
music. The ladies we're msgnificently gowned
and the men were in full dress They turned
out in Limousines and Takes. Every one
enjoyed him and her self in ten superlatiye
degree.
Diogenes No. !. Knights of Pythias mi.
tiated 81 candidates into the mysteries OF
its order. comforting all three ranks, Wed.
nesday night, April It'll. at North Imperia
Hall, This was the largest number of can.
didates that the local lodge has ever enti-
ated at one time. The initiation was started
at eight o'clock. The initiatory work was
in charge of degree team of Diogenes lodge
The local lodge had as their guest visiting
Knights from Athens. Lodge 10. is OF
Danville.
After the initiation, the newly made
Knights, together with the other knights
gathered their round table and were served
dainty midnight lunch which done justice
to the repast of the Knights of old
Mrs. Nellie Bowles. wife of Nathan
.Bowies died at 4 80 o'clock Thursday from
Pneumonia. She was born A years ago in
Christian County, Kentucky and had re.
sided for the pas. six years in Urbana, Ill,
at 1905 Dublin st. Beside the widower
sch leaves one daughter Mrs. Rosa Camp.
bell residing in Chicago and one Grand.
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visitors committee Civics, Chas. Duke
Library N. + Caldwell. Billiards, II. A.
tsaacs, Entertainment DR.. 5. Diekerson
N. E. Caldwell and l.. J. Connors have
made claim of the whist championship of the
club.
Can't. BENZ Pinkney and A. l.. Mcbride
are winners of the BOBBY prize.
The Krazy Kellyites are crazier than ever.
The club officials were forced to move them
into larger room. Lucky viii be the lady
who presents the Kelly boys with crown
OF robe for their crazy king. mol you can
not wear overalls on grand opening
Nights coming
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- ,,rs,er Enow tnat af q

= =, aon,t eat is served to CERTAIN
wv nr on a silver platter while you are ar.
n ab;rOing Uncle Sans whistle IN 'ne
-sAny suggestions in the interest of the
club will be considered and acted upon by
the board of directors. IL feasible.
DR.. W. H. Marshall. a new member. sug-
sests that each member. unsteady inclined.
presents his favorite photograph record to
the club. Come on, boys, no matter if we
do receive duplicates--leave your gift with
the steward, with your name, that credit
may be given you.
The "Krazy Kelly Krowd' initiated their
new. table Saturday night Led by "Krszy
Robt Hardin. they held orgy of fun and
frolic,--This jolly band would like to have
some Of our ladies present "Krszy Kvilt
Robe" and crown for the king They are
preparing to hold "Krszy Kontest' soon.
Remember, the grand opening is coming
soonl
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tho Sadqrb- yards ara ~ - ss--
.;c,ertising Then you should consult
the UNIVERSAL NOVELTY AD-f
VERTISING CO., 3941 Indiana Ave-
nue. Douglas 1922.
After spending several weeks with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wilson of Aurora and stopping
more than a month with Mr.. ana
Mrs. A H. Young, 1856 Forest Ave,
Mrs. L. A. Mitchell of Metropolis,
ILL.,. left the city during the week
for Carbondale, H., where she will
remain for short while with her
brother, C. P. Wilson, before going
to Metropolis.
After holding the mid winter CON
ference at Walters A. M. L. Zion
church on Wednesday, April Z, The
Right Reverend G L. Blackwell OF
Philadelphia left the next day for
Syracuse, N. Y, to hold similar
meeting, then to Virginia and North
Carolina. The meeting here was
success, $4,000 was raised for all
funds.
After completing a thirty days
training course in community work,
Mr.. Miles w. Conner, for years con-
netced with The v. N. G. |. |. at
Petersburg, Va, left for Atlanta, Ca,
where he will take up the work IN
that community.
Mrs. James Irwin, 1928 Emerson
St. Evanston, ILL.,, was in the city
during the week on business.
On account of the severe illness
of his mother, Mr.. Warren B. Settler
of King e. Settler Real Estate Firm,
1902 Cottage Grove Ave-, left hur-
riedly during the week for New Or
leans, La.
Miss Alice C, Chiles who has spent
thirty days in the city taking up COM
munity training, left for her home
in Richmond, Va, where sch will
remain for a short while before tax
ing up the work.
Mr.. ana MIS-. IL. ohdilhiiil, looo
Fulton St., entertained number OF
friends at luncheon on Thursday
evening, April 8 in honor of Mrs. L.
A. Mitchell of Metropolis, I'll.
1t became necessary for Mrs. Lou
Elal Young, 1856 Forest Ave, D. G
R. N. G. to make trip to Joliet
ILL.,, during the week to adjust mat
tiers pertaining to the Household OF
Ruth of the Grand Order of ODD
Fellows.
Mrs. Flossie Edgehill who has
made her home with her sister, Mrs
Bette A. Owens, 81 E. 44th ST., will
be glad to meet her many friends
at her new residence, 4208 Wabash
Ave.
Will Make Public Announcement.
If you desire your friends to know
when you are in the city or when you
make trip to other cities, give So
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-24
WAR RISK INSURANCE FOR EX-
SERVICE MEN OFFERS MANY
Lump Sum Payments, Shorter Limits
For installments, Continuous
Installments.

War Risk Insurance may now be
paid in one lump sum to the bene-
ficiary provinding, the insured so di-
reefs during his lifetime, or indicates
his desire to have his insurance paid
this way by will.
Also, instead of the installments
being necessarily stretched out to 240
payments, they may be divided up
into payments of So, AZ, 60 and so
on up.to 240 according to the wishes
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-24
The Churches
oLIvET BAPT. CHURCH NOTES.
April 10, 1920.


By Dr. James Hunter Mcclure.
The pastor DR.. Williams preached at old
church home IL A, NJ, issued Lords Supper
mt P. M. and spoke at night at new church
home Rev. G. r. Wilson. A. M. and DR..
James Hunter Mcclure addressed the new
church home and overflow congregations.
Sacrament and Covenant every Bird Sun.
at old church home. Asst. pastor Branham
is expected Mon. Prayer meeting Thursday
night and in Wed. night Circle meetings.
Symphonic Ode Chorus Concert April 80
1920.
Welcome to Olivet.
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CAN YOU AFFORD TO MISS THIS?
April 26th Zion A. M. E. Church,
3Sth & Dearborn St.

HON. WILL MONROE TROTTER
Delegate of the National Equal
Rights League to the Paris Peace
Conference will relate his wonderful
experience and how he reached the
much coveted PEACE CONFER
ENCE disguised as a steamer cook,
outwitted the whole State Department
at Washington. A mighty and thrill
ling story, full of soul sitting in
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-24

Porter Granger, the popular song
composer has accepted a position in
New York City with a publishing
firm.
Miss Xenia Douglas, spent Sunday
in Milwaukee visiting he nephew who
is in school there.
Mrs. Geo. Porter, and son George
Jr.. have returned home after an ex-
tended trip in Nashville and other
points in Tennessee.
Mr.. VIM. Jones and brother were
among those present at the After
noon Dancing Party given gy Geo.
L. Giles post of American Legion.
Miss Edna DePriest of $500 Rhodes
Avenue has been called to her home
in Rockford, on account of the illness
of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Renfroe were
seen driving on the Boulevard Sunday
in their beautiful Abbott Detroit Sc
dan.
DR.. Henry Simons, who graduated
IN Medicine here and spent one year
as inferno at the German American
Hospital is now practicing at his home
in. Colon, Republic of Panama. DR..
Simons writes that he has already
bought a car and is doing fine. His
many friends in Chicago were conf
dent that he would.
The Whist Party given by the Pro
vident Hospital Alumnae at the Els
Their Freer Home, under the very eff
ficient leadership of Miss r. A. Webb
was a success financially and socially.
The Matinee Dancing Party given
by the Geo. L. Giles post of The Am,
Legion is growing in popularity and
Mr.. Robert Harding Jr., does himself
proud as floor manager.
The many friends of Miss Empress
Davidson will be glad to know that
she is steadily improving.
Miss Lydia Gaskill and Lieut.. Cof-
fee, who is connected with the Y. M.
G. A. were quietly married last week.
j. Despite the inclement weather the
Piano Recital given by Miss Helen
Hagen at Kimball Hall was success
from all points. The music lovers wer
out en- masse and society in general
turned out to hear the treat which
they knew Miss Hagen had in store
for them. There is nothing that we
can say, since the Tribune, News and
Herald Examiner said it all = for
which we are prud.
coloreL &~H Mason has returned u |,
see Ues6,:-ss;.r.ss.:sIses::aPabiy n
ss''t -'-' W. 's'''' rood :.
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ST. James Tabernacle M. E. Church
4316 So. State Street.

Rev. Chambers conducted services Sun
day for ms and we had glorious time.
Sunday Services 1915 A. NJ. and 7:45
p. M.
Special Healing Wednesday evening Z :45
conducted by Bishop Haley, Divine Healer.
Church Phone Boulevard 5O9I- residence
Douglas 1854. Public invited
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WEST SIDE

Park Ave. c. NJ. E. Church. corner Park
and Robey ST. Rev. S. S. Washington. o. q.
L. L. b.. Pastor.
At IL A. M. the pastor spoke Home
Religion, it was very interesting dis
course.
p. NJ we listened to another excellent
sermon by the Pastor Luby-"Tslk to
Jesus"
Attendance and collection good
The members of Park Ave. c. NJ. E.
Church wish to thank all who helped make
the rally a. SUCCESS a.. 80. .....-is, d. -.,s.
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HOW SOME GIRLS
DRESS so WELL y
Diamond Dyes" Make ads
Old, Shabby Apparel Cc,s---
full and New

Don't worry about perfect rss',l
Use Diamond Dyes. guaranteed II .,i'
a new, rich, fadeless color to any ial
RE, whether il be wool. silk. liueu, COT
ton or mixed goods.-dresses. blo'isos
stockings, skirts, children's coats. feuth
ers, draperies, coverings
The Direction Book with each plcl;aq,
tells so plainly how to diamond dpc ovc,
any color that you can not make q "'is
take.
To match any material. have dr1~9i>
show you Diamond Dye Color Cara
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At!orneyA.L. Williams 1S4W.
Washington Blvd, Thanks
IIdlT OIUWu
cpoWS MAIn On -.-.S=-s

hish il made Of sixteen eTs 'n nsnere,
They act as tonic to the bowel muscles.
which is the only sensible way to relieve
u bilious attack, sour. acid stomach,
or constipated bowels. Tsre is no grip.
ing or inconvenience. Yon naturally re-
turn to regularity and cheeffulness.
Cascarets cost very little and they work
while you sleep.
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WEST SIDE

Park Ave. c. M. E. Church, corner Park
& Robey St.
Rev. S. S. Washington,
ID. d L. L. B. Pastor
The Pastor preached lovely sermon at
IL A. NJ. Subject Lord remember me"
st. Luke 23-i2.
At p. NJ. the Pastor preached as
usual. With one addition TO the Church
Attendance good. Collection good
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Tomorrow the sun will shine for YOU.
Everything will seem clear. rosy and
bright. Your system is filed with liver
and bowel poison which keeps your skin
sallow, your stomach upset, your head
foggy' and aching. Your meals are turn
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TO RENT

, Furnished Rooms with kit
chenette for married couple.
Bird floor, 1886 Forest Ave.
Phone Douglas 403l
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-24

ideals So o,orcd people going to q" .e n "no
everlasawse - ,ce mills order that they can -, ore
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-29

visit Anson A Reed. who was taken sud-
 denly i'll
 Howard Wood was in Hopkins Mills
 Sunday last. Mrs. Julia Corey is entertaining her
 sister-in-iaw, Mrs. Brown, of Providence. for week. Miss Freelove Place Is attending the
 Pentecostal college at Wollaston. Mass
 Miss Bessie Place is teaching this year at Harmony. R. L Mrs. Brayton Rounds and Miss Bessie Cole of Providence were visitors Sun day at Fred Coles Mir. and Mrs. Victor Bothgood have been entertaining their sister-in-law, Mrs Barthotre, of Vermont l Charles Corey has been wran as the | jury for two weeks. Mir. and Mrs W, F. Earle of wor- cester, Mass. were visitors at P. O. Plum mer's. Sunday. Lewis Pond of Attleboro. Mass. sang a fine solo at the church Sunday. | Walter Brayton has gone to Eonsdale | Mass, to work.
 Mrs. Lucy Randall is in Danielson car I ing for the sick Miss Pryor of Providence. R. L. spen l the week cad with MT. and Mrs Riohart | Fortune
 | A horse owned by HeKry Brown receiv ed a bad wound by one of the shafts be 1 ing driven under the shoulder blade ovei eight inches
 | Mir and Mrs George C. Spooner en
 tertained friends from North Oxford Mass, over Sunday.