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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

great prize fight Well when he got
home and started to inject his key in his
private apartments on Wabash Ave, he
hesitated for wiley within was telephon-
ing. This is what the waiter heard
ayes, dear, that old boob is working all
night and he will be so sleepy when he
gets here ! will have no difficulty in
seeing you The waiter beat a forced
march and hid across the street realizing
that WHEY would get tired of waiting
for him. Sure enough at eleven thirty
sharp, wiley sauntered forth and walked
briskly northward where she was met b,
lady friend. They boarded an elevated
train just ahead of hubby Alighting il
the loop they went to picture show anc
came back home. The waiter lost hi.
rest and was kissed by wiley before
going on the job but Noscy heard what
he said
- VERY one wants to stay young
r several years when Nosey first
came to the Windy City and the
activities of lights and laughter were
centered at 3lst and State St. A wee
young lady was the queen of the stroll
That was many years ago, but only last
week Nosey happened to run into this
young lady and she was accompanied
by one of the High School boys. The
little ladys skirts were at a straight
angle and she was quite clipper. When
introduced to Nosey she said that she
remembered how he used to call on her
elder sister back in 1908. Nosey knows
that it was the same wee little lady and
that she has no elder sister How time
does fly. The little lady is trying to
clip its wings but it can't be done
Nosey knows you through the makeup.
NOU come here Sam, and Law il
Y where you found It'll These words
shrieked from the large house in
the popular South Park block. Nosey
thought that Sam was trying to steal
something and get away Not SO. Sam
had grown tired OF his wife and like
father, was trying to slip out of the
bedroom window by climbing over the
transom. His better half having locked
him up. Sam after a volley OF shoes
and brushes which barely missed his
head, crept back down and laid back
into his downy couch while Nosey went
home
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

the Roger w IL
liams Alumni AS
ISOLATION, Mr.. J.
A. Davis, vice
president. Also
the favorable re-
plies sent in from
interested clubs
concerning t h e
circular letter
which we sent to
you. Uhese re-
ceived b ef or e
Sunday, April 24.)
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
COMBINATION PRINTING
BARGAINS.

For Business-1O0 Letterheads, En-
velopes and Cards, $500.
For Clubs-250 Letterheads and En-
velopes, 200 Social Evening Guest
Cards and so Financial Member.
ship Cards, $500.
For Also Calling Cards and Card
Case SOC.
Address: Irwin A. Jackson, sos Wa.
bash ave., Apt. !, Chicago. Ill
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

nj OSEY was gassed while in the
IN trenches over in No Mans Land
but he was not near so seriously
affected as he was at a private house
rcat party last Friday night. 1t hap
pcned in one of those cute little bunga-
lette fats on Rhodes Ave. The dreamy
Music of Marjorie" filled the little fiat
but that was not the only thing The
up with a new brand of face powder.
One lady kept running to the pot of
boiling cabbage while another young
debutante dabbled her nose in a small
vanity case" The mixture of cabbage
and powder nearly ruined Nosey and as
he eased from the little fiat he was
thankful that the gas used by the Ger
mans was not made out of the pot and
the vanity case
TANLY last Thursday night did
, Nosey find out how the little tcle-
phone operator who passes" re-
ceiYcd her black eye. She is one of the
little vamps who Mr.. Kipling wrote
about. Well, she attempted to vamp the
popular young lawyer of recent divorce
and because the young protege of Judge
Blackstone did not fall so readily she
proceeded to give wiley information
which would help her secure the divorce,
The lawyer applied his fist to little vamp,
thus the black eye and Nosey has I'M
rayelsf great mystery.
@ EEING all and knowing all is not
all OF Nosey's duties. He must also
hear all that is said and he heard
what that waiter in large loop hotel
said when he returned from Milwaukee
Wednesday where he had gone to see the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
The Clubs
By Walter A. Ellis.

Acknowledgment of letters re
ceived from Miss Grace w. Johnson,
Critic Epsilon Omega Club, and from
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
Harry Mitchell
Editorial
| Want
Your Vote
Because

! will pay you FIVE DOL
LARS for your vote, and | am
no CRATER, either. Here is the
idea Il want to be the most
popular tailor in Chicago. !
ought to be, because l am
making more clothes than any
other tailor in the town. Any
how, every order taken in my
store for a suit during the
next 80 days will be a vote
for HARRY MITCHELL.
And / am perfectly willing to
pay FIVE DOLLARS for
every vote like that.
| don't care if don't make
any money in the next 80
day. My experience shows
that when | have lot of Gus
toners / make money, BE-
CAUSE every satisfied GUS
toner comes back for his
NEXT suit and brings one or
two friends with him. And l
think l have the right dope.
What / really want is to
make a drive for 1900 GUS
toners in the next 80 days
even if | don't make a cent off
of them.
Here's the system Cut
the COUPON out of my ad.
Bring it to my store. Select
the best fabric. Be measured
for a suit at $50, $40 or $50.
| will accept your COUPON
as FIVE DOLLARS CASH as
part of your first payment.
That means that your suit will
cost you only $34, $44 or S54
and l will give you an EX-
IRA PAIR OF TROUSERS
FREEi
IF you have friend or two
bring them along. l will
furnish the coupons for them.
| want you to see the high
grade IA brio s-m a de by
Americas finest wooden mills,
such as the Shackamaxon,
Perseverance, Kunhardt, Coro-
net, Olympic, Wanskuck,
Paragon, Warren, Hockanum,
French Rivers and others.
They're the woolens for which
the high-price taile-a soak you
hard.
What I want is CUSTOM
ERSl What you want is
SATISFACTION. Come in
and "vote" for me. now and
YOU will get precisely the
same fabrics that the high
price tailors ask SIS to $l25
for-and you'll get better tai
loring. And you'll get the
EXTRA TROUSERS FREE
besides l GUARANTEE TO
SATISFY YOU IN EVERY
WAY.
Yours truly.
HARRY MITCHELL
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01

He Is counter-suing her. There wac a tussle. lot of noise-and Clifford departed
 Heart on Enterprise
 My whole heart is in this" she said slowly. q am going to sell an apple pie that hasn't, been duplicated since 1861. It will be very da,n very thin of crust and very much homemade.
 And I am going to sell an fee cream that no firm in the world has ever made. There will be no corn. starch. no eggs in it. Just pure. thick cream.
 And I am going to sell the best coffee in the world"
 And you will be the cashier?" I asked
 Yes" she answered, cashier and manager"
 But I said, "how about your music. yonr sculpture. your acting. and your little boy Russell Thaw?"
 T can never give up my boy nor  my music. nor my love of flowers.Y she replied. My hoy is with my parents. Music and flowers fill my apartment"
 And thew did. "A steinway baby grand stood in the reception hall. flowers were everywhere. and two little pedigreed dogs gamboled about.
 Done With Stage
 I have given up acting" she con- tinued. T never cared to act in pie lures, though I like to see them. Il never did sculpturing as a business. This place is to be different from anything New York has ever seen" It will seat one hundred or more guests. Soft. rich carpets, Oriental tapestries, exotic plants and Persian incense will vie to attract guests.
 Opening night is May l..
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01

Texas. aged 10eyears. saved com panion from drowning at Balboa, Cal, September 6, 1918; Julian Langson Lathrop. Box 717, Breckenridge, Tex, rescued two small boys from drown ing in the Charles river at Cambridge, Mass, January ', 1917; Ernest Simon Leopold. 462S Bayard street, Pitts burg, 14-year-old school boy, attempt ed to save another school boy from drowning in the Allegheny river, Pittsburg. June F, 1919; William H.
 Graves, Jr. 69 Brattle street, Cam bridge. Mass, saved man from drowning in the Annisquam river, An nisquam. Mass, July 25. 1918; Ray mond J. Moore, Gleasondale, Mass, rescued a boy from a pond at Gleason dale. January 13, 1919; Arthur Ryan, aged IA. FPS Slade street, Fall River, Mass. saved two boys who broke through thin ice on Cook. Pond at Fall River, January 19, 1919; Paul Dayton Bliss, Corning. Iowa, 14-year- old school boy, saved companion
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01
OFFICERS FIND
 S883,000 t00T.
Non-Negotiable Checks And
 Notes Recovered Upon / Advice Of Suspect

CHICAGO, April 30.-Non-negotia- ble notes and checks for ssSS. 900, stol. en from two bank messengers during robbery on an Illinois Central rail road train two weeks ago, were found by police today in an abandoned ca Doose on the Nickle Plate road. The checks were found, the police said on information given by Frank Ryo. one of two men held for alleged compile ity
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01
Is Washday a Habit
with You :?

Many things that might be improved have been with US so long that 1t sometimes never occurs to US that we could do better without them. We are slaves of custom of habit.
 The buttons on our coat cuffs date back to the Seven teenth Century, when coats were of such rich and costly fabrics that it was necessary to protect the wide sleeves by rolling and buttoning them up. We have abandoned brocades and cloth of gold, but we still cling to cuffs.
 In many parts of France, Italy and Austria, women har- ness themselves up with the oxen and drag the blows. It has never occurred to them that women have a higher mission.
 Gre you thus bound by habit and custom to washday? Perhaps you simply haven't thought much about the mat
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01
By R. H. Whitney

NEW YORK, April 30.-Evelyn Nes- bit Thaw Clifford is in business.
 Around the corner from Broadway on W. Sand street is a super-beauti- ful coffee room.
 Golden letters on French plate windows announce that deep. home made apple ne, old-fashioned south
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01

Home Industry-Patronize a firm that is abso- lutely reliable from every standpoint-the firm that has the ability to serve you Right Keep Prosperity in Bisbee by buying here.
 We are in the PUBLIC SERVICE Business to help the public, and unless the public helps us by their patronage we cannot serve them to eco- nomical conveniences so necessary to Health Have you examined our Reliable Line of Gas Ranges and Cookers? To complete your cam paign for Summer Comfort and Economy you should COOK WITH GAS
 GAS for Economy Comfort and Health belongs . in the same company as ICE Try this combina- tion and let prove our SERVICE to your satisfaction.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01
Start The Summer Right

Do you. realize how ICE helps you to economize on household expenses every day in the week Every week in the year?
 Surely no part of the high cost of living can be charged to ICE, but we would like to suggest that the cost of living might be much higher were it not for ICE. That kind of weather that makes you think of the immediate need of ICE, and we wish to remind you that ICE is still here, and, ever ready to be your most faithful friend. You are not getting make-shift--an ICE that is ''good enough, but the VERY BEST that nature and science combined can make.
 There's satisfaction in buying our ICE and there's pleasure in using it. In addition, it is a perfect safeguard for your Health and General Welfare Don't forget this. Buy coupon book and begin now
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01
Flock Of Seagulls
 Appears In Rocky
 Mountain District

DENVER, Colo, April 3O.- Park supervisors here are speculating over the appearance of more than 100 guiis' believed to. be of the inland water type. in Berkeley park lake here. It is not known where the eulIs came. from and park authorities dol clare 1t is the first time in many years such large number of gulls nave been seen in Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01

ter heretofore but there is a more modern method than that of the Scrubboard.
 It is our family laundry service. 1t is a better wash way we wash your personal and household goods in t'7a same careful manner you wo,.,: do them yourself. No happii 1. in the wind to collect soot Cf tear the textiles but a sure, pure drying. Then ironing by our steam-heated method that never scorches. Delivery at a definite time on definite days these are what we give you.
 Washday is a heritage of the past that as a modern wo- man it is unnecessary for you to cling to longer.
 Call US up and let US give you freedom from the trying labor of washday. We will be glad to have our driver call for yoC family bundle.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01
NEW YORK HAS NOTHING LIKE EVELYN'S PLACE

ern ice cream, and individuali coffee can be had within
 And within, perched on a high teak-wood stool, sits Evelyn Nesbit- cashier and manager.
 From tragedy to sculpture. from sculpture to moving pictures, from pictures to the legitimate stage, and now to speciality shop. unlike any thing in America. has come Evelyn, 2 she said whimsically when l called on her.
 Divorce Pending
 Solemn-eyed, radiant, this girl of 15 years trouble, talked for half an hour with me.
 T won't speak about Jack Clifford and our divorce suit" she said. And then she began eto talk about him. Only a few days ago Clifford, former jockey 10 King Edward whom she is suing for divorce, broke into her apartment in search of evidence" from drowning in the East Nodaway river, at Corning May 4, 1918; Miss Helen F, Dodge, 5944 Walton avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, aged II years, say ed little girl from drowning in Toms river at Oceean Gate, N. J., July 1S- 1919; Clyde D. Webster, Dill lon, Mont. who attempted to save two women from drowning at Dillon, July ?, 1920.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
LET'S UNTANGLE
THIS MESS, FELLOWS

Sports Editor.
Dear Sir:
couldn't help but notice your
very interesting and humorous ar
aicle entitled "Parkade's Premier
Claim to Grid Title" which appear
ed In yesterdays Evening Journal.
Your power OF deduction is exceed
ingly advanced n you can convince
yourself that Parkisde has a rightful
claim 20 the Delaware grid title.
Personally 1 fail TO see Il. l admit
that the situation az Il Is now is a
mess. but In the mess arc four teams
defiance. Chesrook. 81. Mary's and
! parkside. none OF which has any
more claim than the other. While
Parkside holds a defeat over Deh-
ance. ! do not think the remainder
OF their record entities them TO the
crown as that defeat Is the only one
they can boast OF over the first class
teams or Delaware. They did not
even defeat Fort DUPONT
I do not profess to be able TO de-
eide this question but contend that
the only way to decide Il Is to meet
on the gridiron. As spectator
who has seen all the teams In ques-
ton in action do not believe that
Parkside could take either Defiance
or st. Mary into camp at this stage.
Ny suggestion to untangle this mess
Is TO have the four managers meet
tonight and decide upon two games
next Saturday. between these four
teams. the winners OF the games Sat
urday 10 play the following week.
II Parkside are really champs. AZ
you contend. they will not hesitate
TO consent 10 this. nor will any OF
the other teams n they are really OF
championship caiiber and are sin
cere In their claims
Very truly yours.
J. A. STEELE.
Wilmington. Nov. 2S.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
KOSmOS Klub Hips
BY HAM

The Komos Klub will meet this
evening at the home Of James Cole
grove. 1917 Pine street
Jim Colegrove seemed to have a
good time at the clubs turkey din
ner last Friday. Jim entertained the
folks with snores while sleeping on
Earl Roth's back. Go ahead. jim,
sing Asleep With the sheep"
1t seems that Ralph McCaherty
has a new job driving the water
wagon. lie was seen at Fourth and
jackson sitting on top OF one. BE
careful, you'll set your feet wet,
'1ove.'
Bert Spinkin took Sam Crossan 20
church and when the contribution
box was passed Sam whispered TO
the man, I'm not naturalized, /
can't vote"
Leroy Beck saw sprinkiing
wagon on Market street, ran up be-
hind It and yelled. Hey, mister. all
the water Is leaking out Of your
cart"
The club has decided that every
member caught hurrying must pay a
fine. Hen Slaughter was seen on a
horse going in a hurry. He was
called to account by the club. but
said he was too lazy to stop the plug.
Don't forget this evening. come
out and hear the details OF a straw
ride and bring in those books you
did not sell as the chairman must
square his accounts.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
TOday's Sport Angle

Fame often plays one false. RoE-
ers Hornsby. champion batsman OF
the National League. seems TO be
suffering from that ailment-
Al the present time Hornaby rs
playing winter ball IN California.
managing the Los Angeles team.
Recently a western scribe inter-
viewed Hornsby as TO the compare
tive strength OF the two major
leagues.
Los Angeles is some distance from
the Atlantic coast. Possibly Rog-
ers didn't think his views would be
waited eastward. There is also
chance that he might have been mis-
quoted. Here Is what the National
League star Is quoted as saying about
the American League.
Mays. Faber and Coveiesltie are
the flower OF the league. when you
talk about pitchers. After you have
named that trio you have run the
list OF stars.
"In the National League you have
to face good pitching every day. In
the American circuit you only have
TO face a good pitcher occasionally.
That Ia the reason Il was much easier
TO hit in the American League last
season"
II Hornsby made the statement
credited TO him. fame is certainly
playing him false. For sixteen years
7 have been a close student OF the
pitching strength OF the two majo'
leagues. II has always seemed to ms
that there was very little difference
between the pitching strength in tbs
major leagues. one year the Ma
! tional might have a slight advantages
! and the following year the American
might hold a scant edge. As a mat
ter of fact. in playing strength thl
two majors are very much on n par
Mays. Coveleskie and Faber ar
great pitchers. but there are othe
twirlers In the American League VIII
\ are just as good. I'll wager ever.
B American League pitcher who read
Hornsby's brief will express wisl
I that Rogers could be transferred Z,
the Johnsonian circuit for a season
. 20 he could be shown.-B. r.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
College Chatter

Yale and Harvard have added bas-
ketbail to their sport schedule. It
will be an annual clash.
Howard Raub. star tackle OF the
Rutgers football team, has been
elected captain for next year.
Rumor has It that Charley Moran,
coach OF Centre College. will be al
Michigan next year.
Nebraska which surprised the
football world by defeating Pitts
burgh. has annexed tho Missouri
Valley Conference championship.
Howard Jones will lose four OF his
stars at Iowa. Slater. his great
tackle. Belding. star end. and the
Devine brothers.
In Anderson and Kiley. Notre
Dame is said TO have the best pair
OF ends in the country. Kiley Is a
wonder at receiving a pass.
Charley Brickley, former Harvard
star. says he considers Wynne. oi
Notre Dame. the best running bach
Of the year.
What a time the experts are go.
ing TO have this year picking a
quarterback with Devine. Killingel
and McMnlen to select from.
The Princeton players made them
selves look like good judges OF foot
ball by predicting Harvard woulC
trim Yale.
Jordan or Into. Of Yale. Is aimos
certain to be selected as the captaii
OF next years Yale team. Both ar
] star players.
Penn State is regarded as the bes
team in the East by most Of tn
critics. A weak schedule has faile
to properly test Cornell and IA
fayette.
Michigan will lose FIVE men froi
this years football team. but thei
is wealth Of new material avai
able.
Steketec has been bust" at N
back for Michigan. His poor pun
) ing has lost at least two games 4
. Yost-
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
OLYMPIA AFTER GANIEs

Olympia A. a. football team put
Merwick on its list Of defeats. when
the Tigers failed 10 appear for their
scheduled game at Baynard Field
on Saturday afternoon. Although II
was raining and the field was pool
OF mud. Olympia had its full squad
out ready and anxious TO play.
Olympia would like TO arrange
another game with Merwick for the
coming Saturday, 10 be played or
Baynard Field. II would also Ike
to hear from any other 13o-pounS
eleven in the city. Challenges
should be addressed TO l. F. Boyle
Hercules Powder Company. Al
Olympia players are requested q
report at the Washington Height'
triangle for practice on Friday
night al 7.3O o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
UNION MEFTS MATCH

McCabe NJ. e. handed Union NJ.
+. leaders OF the Third Division or
the Church Quot League its frst
defeat OF tho season last night. The
Ninth Ward Churchmen took four
out OF fve and came within an ace
OF making a clean sweep. losing tbs
last game by a narrow margin.
Up until last night Union was lead.
ing the Third Division with only one
game lost Their victories amount
ed TO 20 games
The match was played At McCabo
and a large crowd or rooters was
on hand TO urge their favorites to
victory The Ninth Ward crew. in
third place only a few points be-
hind old Swedes will move up in
the race as a result OF last nights
decisive win. Scores;
Union ....... 20 Is II 9 al
McCabe ..... 2i 81 Fl 81 1s-4
Players: Union-McCall Sem,
Gibbons. Darrell. McCabe-C. r..
Prince. W. Arlow Moore. j. h. Ne
VILE. II. l. Prentice.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
MINK TO MANAGE ARNMAs.

Bill Mink. well known in local
cage circles. has been selected 70
manage the new Armmas FRAT
basketball team Of Newport Mink
is making arrangements for
schedule which will include some OF
the fastest fves in this locality
The games will be played in the
Masonic Hall at Newport. The
FRAT has gathered quite a fol-
lowing through the dances It has
been holding. The basketball games
will be followed by dances and In
addition dances will be held ever
Friday night. beginning with thi
week.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
NAY CHANGE COACHES

Failure OF a number OF tho major
colleges 20 have a big year in foot
ball has caused rumors TO float
about that changes will be made In
the coaching systems. Dartmouth Is
already planning for something bet
ter. II is intended 10 have a head
coach and two assistants. The abso-
Lutte failure Of Minnesota makes IL
seem that DOC" Williams is about
through. Early reverses at Michi-
gan brought criticism for Yost
Michigan. however. IN the last two
games has showed a decided i'm
provement.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
Coach HOtUdrd Jones Comments
Has Two All-Amerca Candidates
On His Champion iorUa EleUen

Chicago. Minnesota. Nebraska and
Notre Dame.
"As far as Aubrey Devine is con-
cerned, I would be willing to take
ten or twenty years and put him in
on an An-America for that period.
He is an excellent performer IN all
things which make a great back
field man. I have never seen his
equal in forward passing. He is a
iirst-class drop kicker, punter and
open-field runner.
Il also have two other men on
my team who in my mind are ALI
Western choice. They are Belding.
end, and Locke, at fullback. only
know OF one other end in the west
who is considered Belongs equal
and that is Anderson OF Notre
Dame. As far as Locke is con-
cerned, ] do not believe that there
is any other fullback in the west OF
east who has carried the ball as
consistently as Locke. He carried
the ball for many gains on a CO.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
LAFAYETTE HEAD
DENIES PROF. CHARGES

EAsTON. Pa. Nov. 29.-Albert X.
Heckei. dean OF Lafayette College,
last night emphatically denied the
charges OF professionalism made
against certain members OF this
years undefeated Lafayette football
team.
''The charges OF professionalism
and what not made against some
Lafayette players are false" declar-
ed Dean Heckel. Certain OF the
charges already have proven TO be
false as a result OF investigation. and
affidavits made by players. other
charges are being investigated by
the Lafayette faculty athletic COM
mittee." All the charges have been
made by newspaper writers. The
status OF the Lafayette players never
has been questioned by colleges and
universities on the Lafayette sched-
ules