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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
LYNCHINC BRINGS ALARM
TO SOUTH
(By Staff Correspondent

OZARK, Ala. Aug. 25.-Evidence
that the economic pressure being
brought to bear on account of the
wave of lynching now prevailing in
the South is bearing fruit was appar-
ent at the Dale County Circuit Court
when Judge ]. S. Williams, presiding
over the fall session, instructed the
grand jury to go to the very roots OF
the lynching of two colored men, Sill
Spinks and Juster jenkins, on the
night of July 30. near Grimes. Ala.
Huge Crowds Attend Court.
Huge crowds were present watch
ing every move made. and it is said
that witnesses have been summoned
from Midland. Grimes. and that ter
ritory. 1t is claimed that the senti-
ment is divided between those who
wish 10 see the South rid OF the lynch
epidemic and those who fear indict-
ment for the lynching.
Report Evidence to Indict Several.
1t is said thai evidence has been
reported which will probably result
in the Indictment OF several sons OF
the leading men OF this community.
and much speculation is being made
as to whether these men will receive
immunity on account OF their connec-
tons.
Migration Has Impoverished County.
II is thought that the present inves-
legations are due not so much to the
change in spirit of the Southerners
as to the fact that this county has
been practically impoverished by the
migration OF our race. Fully 10000
colored people deserted the county
Immediately after the lynchings. and
agriculture is at a standstill Circular
letters have been sent many OF the
colored people OF the vicinity asking
them to remain as patriotic duty.
An ironical feature is that most OF
the recipients can neither read nor
write. on account OF the fact that the
Souths educational program does not
include the Negro. The circulars
thus miss their mark.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28

MYTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE Il EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY. WITH UN-
STINTEp CREDIT TO THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALIsM HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
NEWS OF "0LD DOMINION
STATE"

Richmond. IA. Aug. 18th. Medical and
Dental Association Will meet iu Atlanta. Ga.
next TUESDAY morning for its annual session
Many Of the PHYSICIANS and dentists Of Rich
mgnd will be represented. \ large number
vii leave for Atlanta SUNDAY over the A.
lantie Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line rail.
Grand Treasurer Dr. y Il. Smith, Of tie
Grand Fountain. L. y. 7. R.. has called the
members Of Richmond division to assemble in
body tonight At Tie True Reformers hall to
make final arrangements Tor the campaign re
ceptiou to follow the final report the meeting
Of the Grand Fountain. 10 the meeting OF the
Grand Fountain. L. o. /. X. The division
secretary. Mrs. n. Z. { Wyatt. will be glad
70 credit all returns tonight from those dosfr-
News Of The death of Aiiss Ethel Robertson.
the daughter Of Attorney J. c. Robertson and
county. is received by her many friends with
deep regret. She vas twenty years old aud
was student of Hartshorn Memorial College.
The funeral arrangements will be announced
later She was a consistent Christian. and a
member Of the First Baptist Church and m
active member and teacher Of the Suaia5
Al Kronman Thanks You
The National lily Woelen Mills located ~
llSB $. State STREET. opposite the Neudome
Theatre has met with a wonderful success since
~ The Chicago Win The big tailor shop
was packed TO capacity every day and night
since the opening, IN other words George
NJ. Cohan would say they played TO full
house
Al kronfnat, YOU all know Al. wishes 10 per
souaiy thank al bis friends and customers
who took advantage If the wonderful assert.
ment Of woolens shown. especially the old
time low price that prevailed. Al is only sorry
that he could not personally take care Of all
the purchased suits and otercoaN, but his
large sales force surely gave the boys all that
was ia them Tor real service.
Associated with Al kronmaH co-owncr Of
the National City Wo7ien Mills Tailoring shop
is Mr.. Theo. BieiWeisa, former operator Of the
Eastern Woolen Mill chain Of tailor stores in
New York No doubt YOU will soon hear Of a
few more National Gity Noolen Mills stores
to cover the growing South Side that will he
owned and controlled by these two li;e regu-
lar fellow merchants.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
RECREATION BUILDING
IN QUINCY

Quincy. Ill. Aug. 24.-At the in
stance OF Prof and Mrs. A. f..
Malone, former residents OF this city.
a campaign is on to raise 100000 for
the purpose OF erecting an institution.
having as its object the teaching of
higher ideals OF civic and racial NOR
ality. An unusual interest has mani
tested itself in the consummation of
this project, both by the leading white
people as well as by members OF our
race. Mr.. s. s. Dutton is president
and +. +. Cook is secretary of the
organization formed to foster this
movement. Over $1,000 was raised at
the first meeting.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
MEMORY. OF MACEO
HONORED
(By Super Press Service1

Havana, Cuba Aug. 23.-The mem
DRY of Gen. Maceo. who was killed
lust before the dawn OF the indepen-
dence of the country in the woods of
Cachual. was observed here on Cuban
Memorial Day. While December 9TH
was the real anniversary OF Gen.
Maceo's death. this celebration at
tracted the attention OF all the ma
tional capitol. He was regarded by
his fellow countrymen as the fore
most advocate of Cuban liberty and
Independence.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
MIGRATION TO
SPOKANE

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 25-The mi
grafton OF our group to this part OF
the country has increased wonder
fully in the past year Fortunately
for this city the class OF people conf
ing represents the cost thrifty aud
progre ssiyc OF our group. George
Anderson for IS years a resident. OF
this city. speaking OF the activities OF
The newcomers. said that they are
purchasing property and becoming
real factors in the West
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
RECTOR RICHES TRANS,
FERRED TO FAMILY

Muskogcc. Okla. Aug. 2s.--Whst-
ever there is left OF the Rector Estate
Is said TO have been transferred fropn
the former trustee 10 the Rector fam
lily. This estate has. attracted national
attention, and has undergone copsid,
cradle litigation in court. Sarah Req
tor, a millionaire, is no doubt. the
richest eolored girl in the world. Z.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
WELDON JOHNSON MA
A. c. p. SECRETARY

NEW YORK CITY. Aug. 25.-Thc
National Association for the Advance
mcnt OF Colored People today sh-
nounces that James Weldon Johnson
has been appointed secretary OF the
association to succeed John R. Shils
lady. resigned.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Shillady resigned because the race
problem seemed further from solu.
ton than he had at first thought"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
HEALTH HINTS.
By DR.. VIM. 4. Foulks

Medicine is II o
merely a science bu,
an art. 1t does not
consist wholly II
compromising of pills
plasters and drugs oil
all kinds, but it deals
with the invisible vi
tai forces OF life
which must be un
derstood and guided
so as to achieve the
best results.
7 II 5 progressive
age is demanding
changes in every hu
name activity and
those changes Away :
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28
Enough to Make Him Mad

Parson-Who is making that hor-
riblc noise and using that terrible
language in your house. Mrs. Peter
son.
Mrs. Pcierson--lt's only my hus-
band. He wants 10 go to church and
can't find his prayer book.
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About People
M"Vsmsata 81 Individuals -" And
TT"m The UltT.
AT TIM HOrpLa

R"Rsrs-r " wh,ilnr'h. rarkora-
burg. II II M"hler. rnrh"r"hurg
Mor.ur.-''rl n"nry. rnlrm""l. ! 4
hdnUs M"rE""t"wnt II"hrl"n.
thlrl"4t"n. u T. T. St"yd. I'nrk"rshurg.
g 8, r"w"U. 'horl"S'"n. T. \ Jacob.
ClnrksburK
windsor. u. cody. ElkIns. IL II
Watson. Falrru"ur. J. VI. lroaddus, rNr-
kcrshurE. J. + IIrau. Point Il"nsant
BtAmm-S r Keller. rarkrrThuTR. IL
McNamnuco. rarkrrrburg. | VI Hro"dur.
PRrkorshurg: G II. ErHyhill. 'larkShurE;
b NJ. Arn"tt. Hundred. Miss LliIio lien
mar. Hundred
Miss 'poIphln Young. "r Iiuhbard'-
l.,no. Ior mni might for Sholhyvlll".
ky. whore nhr viii remain f"r the noSt
Two mOntha Visiting friends
Mr. aud Ms. Iiullio M"} rrs. az War.
wood returned h"uu last rNuuinH fI"n'
Iholr honey m""n spout Ia the oa"i
william IuEnm has returned /" hl"
homo Ia Cleveland. hfIoi Walt h"'"
wIth f. loads.
Mrn May Marian. 81 baltimore. MI D..
~ visiting Ia WA .""'l. "vlnE hoo"
."nli6d rho,o by tho death - h"' ""ih"'.
MA rllE" r'ow N"''i"""
Mica Angola WrnI. 81 tho 'i"iIh I,"h
hoa returned h"'r" "fI"' Wall /"
'nuo,"n
Mice Iohl,n Yo,Ino. 81 |nnor"n IN
tho IIlnrua 81 hur alulo, Ma Iin'h -"
han. W.T." Ia IL tao CHI" valley H"""r"l
h"rplirl
Ms T. auoOIor has roIurnoh I" hor
homo In I'hilnh"lrhln. "fi"r - nh"ri whit
with MI4a Npry GuudlluE. 81 tho irlsnh
NrH john ('"lvIR pnd daughter ~" :"
covering uicoIy In tho chi" valley don
crrl h"upitnl
Mrs Frank Wn,crh"uro hnH returned
tn her homo hor" nftor Waiting h"r son.
Trauk Jr At Ithaca. y. Y.
Misc Elton CloustUu IL recovering ~
her homo In Elm Grove. from a F"Vcr"
attack of scarlet FOYER.
Mlqa Nell Davis viii return 10 hor
home Ia Jamestown. y. Y. Monday. ar-
ter visit with Mrs. II. f. J"ncs. OF tho
Island
Mrs c. l.. Burgess. Of Woodlawn. has
returned nom" here after visit with
relatives In Warrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Modem. or
Barnesville have returned homo after
spending tho week with guests In
tho Nurth End.
MIR md Mrs. Thomas O'DOnnel and
children. who have recently returned
fr.m the East arc spending fSw d"fa
Visiting at the home "r Mr.. Mary
.D'Dunnrl al Onto aSnui.s. NHrHoud
Julu small Of rittshurEh In Spond
ing few days looking after bun.""k"
az thIs Guy
Mis- tIynn. who has been 7aTi"uSly
~ al tho homo "r hci raI'"tS. Nj ""i
Mo EcnIpo H"tt"". Il ot"t"'"'"
rt,,,I Wn,w""h ~an i'r'"i'h I" leo
a lIil, LoII,, Y,aioid"}
Art",",s I".Es"" ni"I' - I"' ha"".
n"rr ~ Y" ...I,od g." Ihla ~ 700
.. ,.i.. ""d VII auo"'i ""v''"l Il" -"
r...Gt"r "f,,. L"si""a"
N,iu,u.y ~ h.' """l""h 81
ho,isst"" "''ly'h be-" ""h viii "r""h
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G. 0. P. CANDIDATES
TALK TO WARWOOD
COLORED WOMEN
General England ana County nominees
Enthuss Audience
MIS- J. IL Rainbow uiVss r0r0sful TAIh
I'm BENEFITS Of the Ballot

E,n,iv ItO ,uIurrd women wrIa Iu"h
cnH luHI nlHht ~ an ""IhuhIh"'l' h'o''
Inr 81 tho t"I"I"h N"nr"n I"Il''"l
,'IuI, held Ia ILr i""im1 f"iimoIly "''n
rIud by tho DNin club at IhIh Hl''''
md nj, hinnd av'ni". WhIw""h = w
/, on.inII, woII kh"w" m"ml'"' "f III"
Iin,dImr aud i""Iihu" lab 81 Wheeling
~ Guided
cam, Irntou vyhn 10 u onudIIulo "n the
Ir~u,uhII, "m sirl" II'h"I I" ""'' ""I h'W
u,if v"p ptoHnui nph h"llv"'"h -" ~"
,,urnI n.III"ru I!nnrInI EnVl"ud I""h ~
aud ,lln. uuHod IL" fniluI" ~ Va" NO""n
Icrrrc mr nntI"nu Tho most portion "I
lila nddrauu lao dov"tod I" the Il l""hly
niIItud, whI,h III" N"ruhlI'nn rnry
maintains i"wnrd III" n"Ri" me"
Mru J ~ IInlnh"w. VII" Of ~" prIn
,lrnI Of I.In,nIn r,h""I 81 Wheeling,
vnyc worry rurrIhl" plea In bohnlf or
tho women "f Dor Tnc". and painted on
tho gront benefit tn" right Of III" ballot
VIII 10 to them. IicturinE tlNidIy tho
suffering. hardHhip and lnjuTtl'" thnl
tho rolOred women hnv" hHd 10 go III
tho past. Mrs Rainbow assorted that
tho ba.,Ot In the hands Of tho women
will remedy those conditions and secure
for her race tho rights ami rrlNllrE"h
which the constitution gives To every
American citizen. The home. state ana
nation" she declared. can be made Sc
cure only by the Wise use Of the ballot.
Carl g. Bachmann. Republican candi-
date for prosecuting attorney or ONO
county, spoke briefly in behalf of his
candidacy, adding IA good word Tor the
rulored race and the Republican party
Harry r. Clouse candidate for sherin
Of ONO county, also touched upon mo
achievement Of tho Republican party
and the Efforts II has ruT forth in be
half Of the coloTed people or TIA" '"nh-
Try. a.
Republican candid"ten f"i '"."'"'' l"n 4"
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n number Of dnyu IuukIux nTIrr huul
u"n-
Judus W II willis 81 Nuw MARITIME
,IIlr wpH n huHIu,Hu Walton ia tie. ~
ycnlordRy
Mis- John Graham 81 ia, u"rih '"d
D., recovering from nu ,IuII'u ~ lh'
phi" valley General h"rrItnl
Mlrh M"iEhI'l r"''" j" ,I''''" ''
= nu'u" h"r r""l''"m At the ,.,'lh
Wheeling hospital nI"' IL lt g." d"''
with lIlm'hH t"I r"N"I"l m"u'hn
lt'N l., u N"S""r h"H I''ui u,h J."
Nut"nh"Ig t"lI,.' " Hrringh'l III ..
Aztec h"'hH h"i' lew h")H
Mrs. h"" N"lh'' - f"u'ih "ll'''
h"r returned h"'"" "Il'r " Walt I" 81"
u,.lir, liIo. IA. wh''' hh" va" called
" a. nrrw"rl. I"r"'o,iy 81 thin 'i'y.
hti now 81 l'N"". !" "Hr'' ''h \" 81
80. hr'' ~''Il" " lev day" I"' " "h"''
'lan
MInr ii"i'" I"i''" via" han h'"" l."
lh' ny T." ""m' ''"". h"n '''"'"'h
T." h"I h"nr Ia M""nl"Hi""
ht' li'm' l''"" h''. "'' h"H Doc "
C""hnrd I" h'' h""" VITA ''I"' 80. -
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h'"" lI''""''h ''"". wa" 49, 49,
",l,,~,, e" "i,',"'l'"' !" H." "hl" N"l
I,t ,I.n.r"I h".rrt"I 10 ,',".''l"r a.
h,, h,rn" 90" ih" Leland
M."vH i"I' I."tl''I '''"'r' '"''
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,...,.i.i. hus. ,,,u,u,I i,," " h",,,t"r
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,.,o. "oL tu ia" 'n''''" ''L 81 'h.. "t",'
N,a l 'hnt.'l.," 81 IL" death
80 '' q" ''' '''' " "'''''' 80 ''''
UtuEs Daughters l." i'"ih''"I"'r
.,, .. N'h'" - 'h'. IilI""
,,.r,n,nnl 80 ut,'"di"r r"''''l h."
g. rlliur ht,"r" "nl 'lh"' w' "'"
,...IuIu
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I,l.r,Io ru r,,,,ui,ouIh utr"rI
81, mud \Itr I'niiu.t va .,un Ia ="
.,,,,..t =, ,h,I, hanna Ira I,nirnI, nItrr
, ..,,.,,,,u, r,e,rrI drla Waiting ul'uda
,,,d ,.I,tI,"u hero
Niru IIl,,I,.rh Lung - this 'uy Ia
, rir.udIuu y r'w hugE with h"I "tH''I
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It's Easy To
Put On Flesh.

An y,.,, haVa - u" " foi go leo
iI,In and want !" i.ut "sv.i"l puUDrs
..T a.IIa ain II,.I. H.oh IL ~ iahs
. nv. u,nin iai,I.i 81 ni'''i tee" lb"Asi
rloir ~lih .a"l' 'n""l Ih'" h"Hbs w
ih. 80, v'.ns py.i.m. a"'l'h"s ~" blhpH
.uL ,In,a ana bios Ih- vIial "gsus ~
a.aInIIaI. tho lash hulldlnE, shsn11N'
,,nL Ing clements ~ r"WI f"o1 Whloh
NOW Iu,pnIY No. 4" vp-I" FOLKS who
have i,Ird " sini" 'h"F not "hlv put
.n Noah h,II Ihai n also almost lHvaFl-
ably Iur,nnuns their strength snerNL
and endurance Tup can get enough
UIpod.Jror tablets for three weshG
treatment Of g. ~ Griest h Co. or am
othnr druggist Tor only tbo ana "
a, uniformly .ucceaafut that your drug
KIst. n man you know. In authorized -
rofund your money II you don't Ike II.
Ueiter get package today and begin
to got stronger and healthier. as wen
as better looking.
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BEECH BOTTOM !
MINER INJURED

%lr, SaIron. a.. u t!Ir0k. VIII" T"'id"7
~ Ilccrh Hnilum, wRu admitted !" ~"
North Wheeling hospital lat" y""l"rdnr
nlrrruuuu, suffering from II broken I"tt
foot aud other Iniurica caused " Nv IA"
was Caugh, under u full OF 81 +" nnd
Etoun nt tho H"cCh HoltOm prin".
Dr George Aforesaid. attending phSai-
tIan. at II lato hour laHt night stated
that hu thinks that Sick will recover.
He was resting az easily as could he
expected at an early hour this morning.
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INITIATE CLASS

n.III..n.. I"Lr. fH" 1 'IrI,'" 81
IpILI.s 81 ~ ,n.siInH l"ai "IrI' 80"
I.,,".I 49, '"uh 81 I'"T" "u'0r 'I'"" 80
It..u ,.uIIlni.N 7 H." u'.r.'tt,I "i'd
IhI,d ,.uEa -Ill - '""i''''h -" The
n.,i wv surtrn1Ign Monday uIVh h"I
: InIu,s InlBn IL "In,iIuP "ni ~" f"lI -
activities win Iuah, aud m"wh"i" ~
tho lndHs VIII aiilv" 4" hwy" H""'
rIass Of OsndldBin los saUh month
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MIR. Edouard Panchard, world
famous chef of the Hotel
McAlpin in New York City,
has revealed TO us a recipe
we know will interest you.
Next time you want some
thing particularly good. some
thing out Of the ordinary
something with that subtle
favor which only the French
cook knows how TO achieve -
try M. Panchard's recipe for
Cream Soup Royalo.
Cream Soup Royulo
f.pnr iihlyI h'f'r peat"
Ir"r".nI MN ir''r h,"'
tf.Ai,,rss~, h"'G" u Lrv hM
d t.GL,e..., dsm ,h.s s"'o"
F."1 .hnIs" k.sh I.us""S 10 '-"s
Melt tho butter m tho paucc-
pan. Put IN tho flour which
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Famous chef sends recipe for
new cream soup

should be siftcd, stir briskly
over the fire for five minutes,
graduall,' adding the chicken
broth and Libby's Evaporated
Milk.
The soup should be with
drawn from the fire, while the
liquid is stirred in. then re-
turned to the fire to thlckon.
Addparsloy ,baylcaf. thymoand
onion and cook for IS minutes.
If the soup has been proper
ly made it should bo perfectly
nrnnoth. When acaaonod 1t will
be ready to sorvo.
Libby'n I>vapora,cd Milk n
20 rich and creamy that 1t
makonall your cooking notice
ably moro appotIzlng. ordor u
eupply from your grocer today.
,hhv Gh,rnun
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

"nny. .ohlntn 81 hHriilm Ia E"""ln"
AniurIu pave 81 1Hfo Icy mIlll"u" ahl II'
u,iIh,I h. I'hyHi' iunS zoe "V'I iw""tI
yrnt1 A,,,ri "nIy "n uHhi"h'n h"y't
r,,Etsr whI,h ,"utulUn In"p"i dii"'
! iIuua - I,IIoNo ll0udn' lac" i""ll"' lac.
Iuiu,hu r,uuInIEi" IthU"m"lln"'. i"ihH
nnI I.uIu Ii""dy tie h',a'" 81 - t"i
, - ,,.ni f'w ,,uth Ib,,rHisis "l"' s'Ii
Ir,,.t n"y,i i,,,, h"H'n N"Idtt" -
I,oIa ino,h nay, h,unf"' to" N"""
-, 81, %, ,,'.tI., - r"Il, ~, III
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The farther he gets the sorrisr Cow
rTuur('BN friends are mat he oldn'k
have IA nice front porch.
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INTRODUCES Eccentric Dancing.

Mr. Nina Wilson Sh"n"r. in"'ruct"r
NJ dancing with tho l.luun iI"un'E
sherman SrhuuI - Expression. - IN
PRODUCING n novel t"a'ur" i"r nor '."T'
~ hr,S' dancing which will open thlA
cycn,uy at o'clock ~ Ia" ElkS' club
Eccentric dauciuR which - Hure I"
catch tho fancy ~ all boys has been
no latest Innovation. and already "a
number OF boys ar" eNTpl'u Tor Wv
~, class tonight Following tho boys
lass viii DO "a class Tor women. which
iii n, instructed In tho essentials In
rhS thmlc dancing. from To O'Clock
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pauo. >, Eou street Temple.

Tho ,nuug v,ru.u 1T rhn l."u street
'TrmrIv t.uIlI NUl gla' dnu'" IN
"Wednesday night ~ thr s"stTy rooms
OF tho I.uU +lTU,t 1'mplC MlGH
NmaI.y In,h"uh"IInCl, assisted BY
rRpnhlr committee" viii h." In rhRrgc
~ thu dance which wlll loo FOR tho
older meuih"ls "f tho I"mpl" IA w"Il
a. tho younger uu"s. odd fashioned
dances the Virginia reel aud u number
~ uIhrta VIII l., frhtuT"s Ut III" eve
niuE. which gives pruIntso Of being a
,rt, uiliuNr opening Tor tho seHSon
gay,tl,s ,uuhrr, ted with ia" >"uns Ne.
meme PARTIES ln,"h.h orchestra wall
play tho dAu,r program.
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Pia social.

wheeling Tempo Pythian Sisters NO
% viii this evening give pie social AT
mo home OF Mrs. J Ehg. 1903 Shhplino
street All members 81 Iythian GIalor
mites. knights and Ladies'. are cordially
invited tu attend.
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Finances Enter
Into Ball Split

According to disclosures semi
officially announced from the office
of President Ban johnson, of the
American League, Messrs. tStoneham
and McGraw did not order the New
York Yankees to leave the Polo
grounds entirely as result of jeal-
ousy. 1t is now stated officially that
the entire National League took eS-
ception to the arrangement because
it is figured the Giants could play
perhaps half dozen more Sunday,
dates at home If they were not
obliged to split with the Yanks.
Altho the National League club
owners have never been strong for
the Giant outfit, they see in Sunday
ball in the Metropolis a chance to
grab more coin than some of them
would receive If they PLAYED on their
own lot, and this they do not intend
to sacrifice to the American circuit.
Ban Johnson has taken up the
cudgels of tho Yankees I'm the con-
troversy about the use of the Polo
grounds, and the same Mr. Johnson
has several times registered dis
approval of the procedure inaugur-
ated by Messrs. Stsneham and Nc
Graw, whom he declared might have
given Colonies Rupert and Houston
q chance to get site and build q
park when there would be a chance
to build to better advantage than at
present.
There Is no danger Of the Giant
Yankee episode becoming a real rup-
ture between the leagues, but 1t has
drawn expressions from Presidents
Heydler and Johnson. and 1t is said
to have pushed them farther apart in
the matter of naming a successor to
Garry Hartmann on the national
commission.
st doesn't seem fair to ask the
Yankee owners to build a new home
now when the price of building is
almost prohibitive," Ban Johnson
said soon after hearing of the Giant
owners order. THE Yankees are
playing good ball end they deserve
the patronage they are getting, and
petty jealousies should not be per-
mitted to creep into the game in this