The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06

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Editor Knox in the City
George L. Knox, owner and pub
Usher of the Indianapolis Freeman,
was in the city Saturday on business
at the Republican National Headquar-
tiers. He stopped at the ldlewild
hotel.
A Music Note
Hear Hazel Harrison in an entirely
new program Friday evening, No
vember Il, at Kimball Hall. Tickets
on sale at Kimball Hall, Anderson &
Terrell, Idlewild Hotel DeKoven
Thompson Music Store, Coleridge-
Taylor Music School and Venie K
Venie.
The Greatest Concert of the Season
T. Wight Neumanii presents Hazel
Harrison at Kimball Hall Friday eve
ming, November 18th. Tickets on sale
at kimball Hall.
Reasons for Friday Night Concert
On account of the numerous re-
quests on the part of the choirs and
ministry of Chicago, our foremost
pianist and master musician. Hazel
Harrison, is giving her recital on Fri
day evening instead of on Sunday
evening as she did last year. This
will give opportunity for all musicians
and music lovers and particularly the
church choirs and ministers of the
city 10 attend.
Judge Terrell to Speak for Urban
League
The coming of Judge Robert II.
Terrell of the Municipal Court, Wash
ington, d. c., as the principal speaker
at the fourth annual meeting OF the
Chicago Urban League to be held
Wednesday, November 10, at South
Park NJ. Z. church at p. H., should
be welcomed by the many members
and friends of the organization and
all who are interested i'll the welfare
of the race. Judge Terrell is one OF
the races foremost orators. lie has
a commanding personality and has
been able to succeed himself through
Republican and Democratic admins
trations as Judge in the Municipal
Court of the District of Columbia.
Mrs. w. Fl. Winslow,/ president OF
the Chicago Woman's Club, is also on
the Leagues program. 1t will be re-
called that this club, composed OF in
huential members of the other race,
recently, for the first time in fourteen
years, gave a program exclusively de-
voted to the welfare OF Negroes on
which representatives of the race
spoke. This is Mrs. Winslow's first
appearance before a colored audience.
n Horace + Bridges, header OF tine
lent of the League. will speak and
-eports OF the Leagues work and OF
he treasurer will be read.
Law Students Club Meets Sunday
Sunday, October Path, the students
IF the various law schools of Chi
ago met and agreed TO form a per-
nanent organization. Five schools
we're represented, including Kent,
Chicago College, Northwestern Univ,
Univ. of Chicago and John Marshall |
committee was appointed to visit
Mays, Webster and one other school
which was unrepresented.
At the meeting to be held Sunday,
at the Eighth Armory, the constitu-
ton will be adopted and officers
elected. 1t is hoped that this organi-
cation will help the students immeas-
urably.
Business Men Indorse Judges
A group of South Side business men
held a non-partisan banquet at the
Vincennes hotel Saturday night.
Among those present were members
of the bar and bench, both demo-
cratic and republican. An attempt
was made to discuss the fitness OF
the candidates for the bench ire
spective of their political affiliations.
Atty. Richard E. Westbrooks acted
as chairman and POSTMASTER.
Foulkes Effects Remarkable Cure
What is considered one of the most
cures of cardiac asthma
with acitis developing was effected
upon Mrs. May Smith. aged so, 4107
State St, recently. 1t appears that
Dr. Foulkes volunteered to take the
case after it had been despaired of
by several leading physicians. The
treatment prescribed was somewhat
unusual. and consisted OF two
weeks fast before any medical atten-
ton was given. At the end of the
fast Mrs. Smith was administered the
proper drugs, and with systematic
feeding, is now able to be about and
expects to recover completely after
many years suffering
VIM. Lewis Hurt in Fall
William Lewis, aged 48, $40 Forest
Ave, fell from a north-bound car at
57th and State Sts., sustaining lacera-
tons of the left side and face, the
right wrist and conclusion of the
brain. Lewis was removed TO the
Fl. Dearborn hospital, where he is
now in serious condition.