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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18

sions OF known laws. TO him that
knowcth to do good and doeth it not
to him it is sin and sin generally
brings punishment eventually"
1t will do very little good expatita-
tionlng on the past or prognosticating
on the future. Today while there IS
lite, time and opportunity let us strive
tor attainment with every ounce OF
force at our command. Many things
come apparently by chance to some
people but while it may be true that
time and chance happen to all, yet
remember 1t is also true that what
ever a man soweth that shall he also
reap
Physical and mental efficiency arc
absolutely necessary If we arc to ex-
poet the best out OF life Ability.
work and faith are the three pillows
upon what success is built and anyone
can succeed # he lay the true founda.
ton. efficiency 4 sick man has no
chance because OF disability. ever
though he is willing to work and have
faith in abundance Don't be satisfied
to remain $3.50 or fairly well. when
You can have the very fiber OF your
being bubbling over with vital force
and energy. II you have not this en-
crgy it Is on account OF either ono OF
two things. Il IS either that YOU are
not generating enough or that you are
generating but dissipating it.
You must learn how 10 gcrminate
energy Tor this dynamo. the human
body has every apparatus neccssa ry
Tor is accomplishment. Utility Is that
for which everything exists so get
busy and do not let anything remain
idle that can be utilized to increase
your efficiency. You must learn also
to conserve the energy generated. be
cause ii you generate 10 ounces and
spend seventeen YOU are dissipating
and shall soon be a bankrupt with
disease following in its wake
To generate to capacity with con-
scryation to the minimum you shall
soon find yourself springing up like
the green grass after the scath and
blight OF the winters shivering blasts.
Ii your body cannot hold energy
there must be a leak somewhere.
which must be found and stopped be
cause it IS quite impossible TO be weak
and incapacitated while using all the
means to generate and every precau-
ton to consume man is related TO
everything and everything is benevo-
lently disposed towards and stands
ready and willing TO serve him We
need have no fear. provided always we
are using every instrumentaliiy at our
disposal to get results
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
Judge Hazen Entertains
Bar Association

Judge Hazen, Judge OF the Munich
pal Court Of Chicago, entertained the
members OF the Cook county bar as
ISOLATION at the Nincenncs Hotel on
Friday evening, the Judge who is
candidate for reelection made an ex-
cellent speech to lawyers and said
among. other things that the spirit of
that body OF jurists was the kind that
would eventually solve the most seri-
GUS aspects OF the race question and
that is misunderstanding. All of those
present made fitting after dinner
speeches. The banquet was presided
over by Atty. Richard Westbrooks.
who acted in the capacity of toast
master. Those who were present were
Attys. Moollinson. Waring, Macin-
tyre, Stradford, Harper. Sims. Moore.
Dawson, Bib, Terry, Ross, Clanton,
blackwell, Barnett, B. Barnett IT,. and
Editors Linton and Macneal of tbe
Chicago Whip
LET SPRINGER DO IT
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18

Up went the hand OF the brightest
and youngest OF the bunch, black
eyed seYen-year-o
We'll Jimmy, whom do you think
was the mother OF Moses?"
"Why, sure, Pharaoh's daughter,
was"
No, Jimmie, she only found Moses
in the bullrushes. don't you remem-
bcr?"
With a look OF unutterable CON
tempt for the unsophistication OF his
teacher, Jimmie replied: HUH OATS
wot she said%
Just Like 1t Anyway
The teacher was attempting to i'm
press upon the pupils minds the Won
ders of the rainbow.
What is it, Johnny that is so re-
splendent with every color, which is
visible to the naked eye and yet no
matter how far we travel we could
never get within reach of it,"
"Aw, | know wot dat is. teacher
OATS prosperity
Johnny. you're a pig" SAID a father
to his little fve-year-old boy.
Now do. you know what pig is,
Johnny"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
OUT OF TOWN NEWS
BOSTON NOTES
Shorty Monk.

Shorty Monk.
Judging from the results of the
recent election in Ward 10 DR.. An
drew B. Latimer and Atty Mathew
Bullock have been nominated on the
Republican. Ticket and may the
voters in ward Is work as never be
fore to send those two brilliant
young men to the House of Repre-
sentatives in November's election
The many friends of Manuel Bal
ley, Batavia st. Back Bay regret
to learn of the bruises and cuts he
received in an automobile accident
Thursday evening
Lewis Johnson looks the picture OF
health since his sojourn in the South
r. Nathaniel Dett, composer and
Pianist, was in the city the past week
The High Steppers' Club observed
with fitting exercises Sept. 9th the
police strike that took place one
year ago.
These columns extend congratua
tiops to Geo. V. Taylor, nominee OF
the 9th Senatorial District The fight
in November will be as successful as
the voters in 18th ward push the
program that is outlined
A. T. Oliphant, returned to Hub
Tuesday after very pleasant stay in
N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaning Mills have
gone to visit friends in New York
City.
Mr.. o. L. Busy entertained the
past week Mr.. Wilbert Addison OF
Augusta, Ga. Delegates headed by
Brother Waters, is on its way to New
York to attend the goth B. NJ c.
and Diamond Jubilee Convention.
At Elizabethan News Stand, 523
Columbus Ave, The CHICAGO
WHIP is for sale. The Peoples Paper.
During the past week Logan II.
Hill, 973 A fremont Street and
Lawrence W. Green. SO Howard st.
were. married as also were Alex
Smith, 226 W. Cantin st. and Julia
Foster.
The slogan in ward 18th is Burk
must GO.
Miss Lucinda Monk. Wilmington St.
is spending her vacation up state
with friends.
Many friends extend courtesies 10
Mrs Powhattan Bagnall and daueh-
ter Eleanor, while visiting in New
York City the Past week.
Secretary Geo Latimer0, North
Hampton St. left to spend some
time at B. NJ. {.
Ask your news dealer for the CHI
CAGO WHIP each week. Can't af-
ford to miss an issue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
impresess Love With Knife

JACkSONNlLL Fla. sept. Is
When Sylvester Hurlbert. a passion
ate young lover. discovered that
pleading and persuasion would not
control the action OF hi, sweetheart.
Miss Dreweille Butler OF 644 Johnson
St. he sought 10 make his impress
sion more sudden and decisive by the
Use OF his knife. As a result Miss
Butler is in the hospital and Hurl-
bert in DURANGO vile
The Red Centipede
= The Chicago Tribune prints a car
toon OF the Bolshevk army menacing
all OF Europe A few weeks ago the
Tribune was shouting that The Boil
sheviks were OIL their last legs What
Travelled on its belly:
Perhaps some OF those super-pa-
triots who are telling us to prepare
for the next war would do us a favor
if they would explain how TO end the
last one.
Explained
Pap said colored youth. "Ah'd
like you-all to cxpatiate on de way
dat telegraph wo'ks.'
HUH OATS easy nui. Rastus, .
said the old man. Hit am dis yer
away; Fl dere was a dawg big 'nuf
so his head could be in New Yo'k. an
his tail in Bosting. den ef you-all
tromp his tail in New Yo'k, he bark
in Boosting. Is you understand. Ras-
tus2"
"Yessal yessal But how am de
wireless telegraph
For a moment the old man was
stumped. Then he answered easily
"Jes' perzactly de same, Rastus. wild
de exception dat de dawg am magin-
airy
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18

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Ilsz..i. o,r.ot - iIaricna At tbe npper
NJ ~ - 4TsnI,55taa and DIV \ circle
,H,s ' a .s'.''1,' III n,iie Won will
l N'5a a. ,nri 49,, , aaioue and rcmarka-
j lJa 100 -. ~ I50 600 nonulatior
ois y e. l ells -. - i4g'2 af Nel YorL
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W. D. "29s w.. a ,iorId W sIiev,
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no ~ ny. NV = - NJ ,rretrhed
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D. pjs "a IS W VI. for tho NEGRO
ie',y u VII VI '4 -. Nearos. ot
~. VI u - -'',o'l i,,n,er md stndy
, IN 1;,' =, ,rabie,a" The bave in
1 l'(.i Las, ,.n, ens;t;rc to the
49, .'5d nra.o,n3,. ,,rrcnts thar are
ore be European f1oe { war (a started cutting
md t Lin u,bife a1;eus bark 70 the
anu a,.,,,;a .""' a5rosd the Veqroes in the
\ ''.,f bad nIrnty of ri9bts bnt no
work work The Sonib always has pro-
, eJ' ,ben, mi, ".arl' b5i cave tbem
1br, ~ verq i;ttic n he wav Of
-. rbo ,.ac,,,n, created IN the
~ 5 1'str;,1 World ~ Of America NV The
.c,rcit,, ,' ~ Witt lien iabor Gave tbe
Nrgraes tbcir grrat chance
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
AN EMPIRE WITHIN AN EMPIRE
HARLEM-15O, OO2 STRONG

/ served as captain in the 367th in
fantry overseas, has discovered new
method of vaccination which was
adopted by the New York state board
OF health and approved by the sur
i geon-general of the United States
army. Dr. Hubert { Vincent. who
recently resigned from the medical
staff of the Bellevue hospital, has left
/ behind in surgical usage there most
! important discovery In Nertner w.
j Tandy the ,eolored people OF New
York has a wonderful architect. He
designed ST. Phillips Episcopal
church. which stands in West l34th
street, and has the richest colorcd
congregation in the world The Rev.
II. {. Bishop. its rector. told the
writer that his church owned more
than a million dollar worth of prop
crty.
Two members oil the board OF alder
men of New York City are Negroes.
They are George w Harris. editor
OF the New York News a weekly
Negro publication. and DR. Charles
Roberts John L Nail and Henry
Parker are the largest Negro real
estate dealers in Harlem, frequently
handling deals involving millions OF
dollars.
4 canvass OF the realty business de-
ycloped the information that IN the
last eighteen months colored people
have themselves invested more than
S5,600,000 in Harlem apartments and
dwellings Charles w. Anderson. for
mcr internal revenue collector Tor the
district, says the time Is near at hand
when Negroes will own their city
within the city Phillip Randolph
editor of the Messenger. a colored
monthly magazine is the candidate
for state comptroller Oh the Socialist
ticket
American Empire of Their Own
The most inhueniial Negro paper
III New York is the Age. owned and
edited by Frederick r Moore, who
was a close personal friend OF the late
Booker T. Washington. Jane,
Weldon Johnson is contributing ed
itor OF Mr.. Moore journal. the only
Negro newspaper in New York that
has its own plant Mr.. Johnson Is
also associated with Dr. ". r b.
Dubois. editor OF the CRISIS, a monthly
magazine Rosamond Johnson,
brother OF Editor Johnson, is a mu-
steal composer of note.
The Negroes OF Harlem have their
own grocery stores and meat markets.
their own savings and loan associa-
tons. and shortly two eolored banks
are 10 be put in operation. Il IS est
mated that more than 5000 automo-
bile licenses are held in the names OF
these colored residents They have a
theater OF their own, the Lafayette a
playhouse at Tia ~eerner OF 137th
street and 9TH avenue. where versa
tile troupe OF Negro actors present
100 different dramas, ranging from
the classic 10 the Broadway farce
Over dozen picture houses are in
the district. III OF this indicates
small likelihood OF a rush to the jun
giles OF Africa. chasing an empirical
butterfly when they have an empire
of their own in Harlem.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
WAUKEGAN NEWS

" aukegan, H.. Sept l4-Mr
Philip SamuelS of Kenosha. Wis. wss
visitor in Naukegan recently.
Mr. 1amc4 Meadows. vino has been
confined IN a hospital Al Chicago Tor
several weeks Is reported 10 be much
improved
Mr. !. l. Slappr. an employse at the
tannery dropped dead Wednesday
morning while at his work. Heart
trouble was given as the causc. Mr.
Slappy was native OF Georgia and
fine Christian gentleman
Mr. James Johnson who died a feV
day ago was buried Monday.
Miss Pearl Davis III Detroit Mich
rs visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Osborne Evans. OF North Chicago.
Mrs.. Rose CoWana and her sister
have returned home after a pleasant
visit To their former home IN the
South
The North Chicago Baptist Church
Ia, practically been completed. Rev.
Jordan OF Glencoe is pastor.
Mr.. Walter Newly j., driving his
car again iof the first time since tho
accident which wrecked his car and
almost cost him his life
Mrs. James Thompson of Lincoln
St is improving nicely from her re.
cent illness
Mr.. Jane, Hubbard Market 81
barber. has been very sick the last
few days, but Is much better al this
writing
Little Miss Eunice Durham, after a
few weeks visit in Chicago has re-
turned TO her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Sherman Durham
Mr.. Harry Boyd, proprietor OF tho
Lake View Billiard Hall and Room
ing House, reports things prosperous
and business good
Mrs. Halle Green. after seven
weeks visit with her brother Franz
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
Atlanta, GA, NOTES

DR. Cha,. VI Johnson OF Mcdaniel
81 has returned home after an eN-
tan-iVc trip to South America
Or. and Mrs. Amos have as their
guest. Mrs. 5. Billiard OF Chicago.
They entertained them Saturday even
ing with an informal dancing party.
Mr. Alonzo Hcrndon Is visiting his
sister Mrs Carrie Washington OF
High Street
Mr.. J. " Dobbs is home again
after Il pleasant visit IN Chicago.
! Miss Willie Stephens. one OF the
I popular public school teachers OF this
city. ha, returned home after visiting
! &eV York. Boston and Atlanta and
other points Of interest
! Miss Naomie Wright spent very
pleasant summer in New York. she
1 has returned to the city to take up
her work a, music director in the
city public schools
/ Mr. Kcmpcr Harrel has opened a
school oi music at his home on Tat
nail ST
Mrs. r. F. Raiiord. Ia Howell ST.
gave "a very elaborate luncheon, Fri
day, in honor Of Mrs. Bullard OF Chi
Icago.
The friends aud patients OF DR..
/ Linden Hill are glad TO welcome him
home after an extended trip in South
/ America.
Prof John Whitaker who has been
studying in Chicago University. has
returned 10 the city to take no his
work Ia the Atlanta University
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO WHIP

Hanley. returned to her home in Pine
Bluff. Ark. Thursday. 1T
Mr.. G. w. Garner OF the North
Shore Mercantile Co. Waukegan, re-
ports good business.
Little Misses Ruth Hill and Alberta
Lewis gave birthday party Friday
entertaining a large party OF. their
friends. :,
hospital suffering with a badly man
gled finger which was injured while
he was at work in the wire mill the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18


merit your During days highly imperative
slush funds to control votes We at least positive
cured with of IT, that to necessarily INTO
gaping of political poheers IF would out al the
polls y? the polls and the precincts takes 10
do this.
you pray your liberty select reverend apostle
% this apostle have food and shelter and
petty cash tax the necessities OF life The prayer can
L and tBe ooaoes which hang over the hoIy temples must be
Prayer takes
you your liberty he given should you
beir passionate your oppressoga
yo liberty those same oppresso would snatch it away and e
you The gift of liberty" perpeu
bua of financial institutions destruction would
of State Money will the gift of liberty
seems therefore, personal liberty
either by suffrage gift unless the race has
Patrick Henry crying Liberty Death" able fight
from 6 s . BY o o o of 9 sJ T oo 9 nc BE- Free
were able to man the Legiatres and voters by the oro USE
money personal liberty was granted
wage crusades for Christianity aided by the wealth that they had
accumulated The jews have been able protect their lib
railroads and other public institutions America which nsepa
rable from the government itself.
The American Negro have personal liberty At the pres
emf time he cannot establish church or a school without begging
donation from the white He wage warfare with
sn Do @ & o. men:
How then can he get any personal liberty?
The American Negro essentially aboring class Labor is
commodity. should be sold highest price The price
controlled by the supply and the demand The supply
oed by the OF Negro labor The
indispensable. Organization of Negro labor ndis
pensable long the ratio of population es
being the Negro in return for his labor the
exchange value which The being
secured through organization of labor which bS
accomplished That be used the fostering Negro
institutions The Cooperative spirit which has England
must be seized by Negroes Negro money must
bound together hoops of steel The be SUD-
ported by Negroes to the point of sacrifice things will
result consolidated strength and unity and will give wealth
Wealth will give personal liberty With
this liberty for this liberty for this liberty
after The fight personal liberty begins AGAIN
WE MUST NOT FALL
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18

lilt anu tne pro-
cesscs of nature
shall take ii back.
Nature and fate
deal the cards to
us but while it is
our boundcn duty
to play OF. hand
with all the skill
we can, careless
ness and neglect
are as much cul-
p a b ! ea as con-
sc1OuS transgres-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
NTINs
NEW ORLEANS NEWS
Italian Shoots Richardson


Iobn Richardson. 40 Josephine
Street was shot through the right
chest and hand Monday at Gas p. m,
and was removed to the Charity hos
pital III A critical condition The
shooting was done by Anthony Tom
berc1lo. owner OF soft drink stand
on Tchoupitulas Street According
fo Richard ,on's story, he and Tom
bercllo had words when he Orchard
,on). went in and called for two
bottles OF beer.
The controversy over the two emp
n bottles that were TO be LETT, caused
the Italian to become abusive and
insolent. eontendinP that the bottles
were not the same kind OF bottles that
had been taken away the day before.
The argument was patched UP tenn
porarily. but later on that evening, he
was walking along the street when
without warning he was attacked by
rombercllo who began firing. Rich
ard,on said that he tried to run away
and succeeded ia getting block
away from the place when he was
brought down by a bullet from the
Italians gun.
Grand Jury Investigates
Federal Grand Jury under the
direction IL. : District Atty. Henry
Mooney Is nyo ,tigatng charges pub
lshcd IN the daily papers that Mrs.
Nickuair 49l Burbon Street. was con
Quoting q disordcrly resort The
Grand Jury. went INTO session carly
Tuesday morning and called several
prominent people 10 testify. 1t Il
understood thai ucw developments in
the case reiuted the published stories
10 certain extent
Pougs Gasoline on Tent
Maurice Robichaux. age 10, 3slS
Eighth Street. poured the contents ot
bottle oil gasoline on tent at an
open AR picture show al Talcdano
ard Ferris Streets al 1880 last Tues
aaY night and ms companion, Nathan
Acathers applied the mateh-you
know what happened
Jordy Addresses Meeting
y mas, meeting was held by the
llodearrcr.s Building aud Common
Iaborers' Local No. 247, Pythian
Temple. Sunday The meeting vas
Y. M. C. A. Starts Drive
he \ Dung Mems Christian Asso-
cation has launched a campaign for
twenty thousand dollars to pay off
their indebtedness and TO remodel
their building. Mr. sam Bonart- Ram
part Street clothier. has contributed
| 500 and with the assistance OF other
friends the campaign committee eN-
poets To- be able 10 burn the mort
gage on the l7th of October.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
HEALTH HINTS.
By DR.. VIM. 4. Foulbs
BY DIR. w. A. Eoulks

IN o man liyeth unto himself and no
man dieth unto himself" The process
SEES OF nature unknown to us gave us
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18

yxTITH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURIFY OF MO
w TIVE EXPRESSION. WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UN
sTINTEB CREDIT TO THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
AND 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??, 1920-09-18
HARDINC'S DECLARATION
AGAINST SEGREGATION
Press report of Audience with the Ma
tional Equal Rights League read by
Senator Harding and approved
as corrected by him.

Marion, Ohio.-Sept. 18th. - The
National Equal Rights League rep
resented by the President N. S.
Taylor Of Chicago, First Vice Pres
ident Rev. N. A. NJ. Shaw Of Roston,
and National Executive Secretary
William Monroe Trotter of Boston
with Mr.. Trotter as speaker, laid be
fore Senator Harding the Grievance
Report and Justice Demands of the
National CoIored Conference called
by the League in Chicago last April,
for federal action against lynching,
against denial Of the ballot foR col
ored, and segregation in travel and
the abolition Of color segregation by
the Federal Government in the eX-
ecutive departments.
He ask Mr.. Harding to recommend
action on the first three by Con
gress and as President to accomplish
the abolition of the federal segrega-
ton.
Hsrding's Reply
Senator Harding promised care
full study of the Congressional Meas
ures to the end of correction of the
abuses. He declared emphatically
against Federal Segregation and said
"If the United States cannot pre-
vent segregation in its own service
we are not in any sense Democ.
Iracy".
Delegation pleased.
The League officers expressed
satisfaction with the candidates &C.
ceptance speech statement and told
Mr.. Harding that the League of.
Lficers ,unnld virnrnnslv s1nnnrt him
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18


And why Good Idea';' said the
lady, Indignantly.
Because" said Jones, ut should be
carried out
1t was Jones who had TO be carried
ont.
The rich man says he lets hi. money
work for himl Did you ever see d
dollar digging a ditch?
Who Watches Over Us
Now, my little SON. said Mr.
Ninks softly, You must remember
that wherever you go and whatever
you do, there IS always an eye that
IS forever fixed upon you. Do you
know whose eye it is, Bobbie?"
~ eth. pepper" lisped Bobbie,
"Mither Palmer's."
An Abb
Can anyone in the class tell me
who was the mother OF Moses?" in
CURED the blushing teacher of her
Sunday school class.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
The Purchase Price of Liberty

Since Woodrow Wilson conscrpted nearly 20O0 GOO men
service against Germany the Voead Amendment has
passed effected Espionage laws have limited free
speech and peaceful assenbage subject personal liberty
has been upon every tongue From the lips Of fanatics sgors
oapboz Orators revouons, the sentoran
ben "Cve personal bery Without entering into ihe
difficult sedetermnaon without pausng discuss the
radcaism these the Negro
pass consideration OF the wider and broader AND
practical phases OF personal liberty"
American ccored liberty. Liberty
atng brandisng hands undgnded
motion Liberty personal and mpersOna the resultant of cono
and wealth Liberty and freedom s
age moneys rings louder than the wall of theorists
only by The shed application of funds In this age
with the crude implements
FISTS sticks and You would provide
she'll machine rifles aihips
would fight liberty % woyBut an
these Twentieth Century swords and shields In ord6 in This
them, you must have money. Z1 IA ''1