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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

Health department has discovered "dimin
''\" iiSh' which Will destroy the mosuuitot
"h''h now dev"ur the poor fish" Ano;hc
circle but ,his time not Of the 'yiciau.
brand.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
The American
legion

There is at present widespread agi-
tation for help in lettering the condi-
ton OF cX-service men throughout our
city and the George Giles Post No.
81, the American Legion, with head
quarters al 3201 Wabash Avenue, has
on foot plans for a Field Day to be
held in American Giants baseball park
Tuesday, August 30th. from which it
is expected funds will be raised TO aid
i'll caring for destitute eX-service men
who are temporarily stranded while
waiting for the War Risk Insurance
Bureau to acknowledge their claims.
Tickets have been placed on sale at
a number oi business places. and com
mittees are working diligently 10 go
over the top" on August 30th.
Prizes will be awarded at this meet
for athletic achievement and persons
wishing To enter are advised to pre-
sent their applications to Post head
quarters, 320l Wabash Avenue.
The Eighth regiment has promised
to assist with an exhibition drill, which
will appeal strongly to the military in
dvidual.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
SHER|FF'S BRAVERY
THWARTS MOB IN
MASSACHUSETTS
Continued From Page -

spccted citizens Every good citizen
will insist that those who have COM
mitted such barbarous outragcs shall
be brought 10 Justice
The whole power OF the common
wealth will be extended 10 apprchcnd
and punish those who are guilty OF
such an atrocious crime 1t cannot be-
however, that any man or group OF
men shall be permitted To take the law
into Their own hands. The eyes OF the
nation have recently turned to Ply
mouth, your neighboring town. as the
President OF the United States paid his
tribute Ia those sturdy men and wo-
men Who Established evil liberty under
ordered government The nation has
rcIoiced with rs OF Massachusetts in
our great heritage. Let rs OF today be
worthy inheritofs OF glorious past.
Let us, IN spite OF outraged feelings.
remember our duty 10 uphold the law.
Let the Older counsel the Younger.
Let reason rule. Let not the lar name
oil Rarnstable be stained by the act al
an angry mob However deep our
sympathy Tor the innocent victims OF
deSplcable ,avagery. let IT still be 10
the honor and glory OF the good people
OF Massachusetts. that they have con-
hdcnce in the courts. that they believe
in orderly procedure
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
LIBERALIZATION
PLANS FOR 9TH
NOW COMPLETE
By First Lieut.. Matthew R. Johnson.

Col John II. Patton, commander OF
the Chicago units, is in Springfield
ILL.,, assisting the commanding officer
Col. Otis h. Duncan. in the prepare
ton for encampment and federalism
ton.
The orders for liberalization have
been received by the commanding of
6cer and the regiment expects to be
mustered into fcedral service on the
third day in camp. The regiment is
in need OF BARRIERS and cooks, who
may enlist by applying TO Capt. Stan
ley Norvell. commanding the Service
company
The advance detail. under the COM
mand OF Capt William II. Lewis, will
leave Chicago for Camp Lincoln,
Springfield, ILL.,. Thursday, September
lst. 1921. and the entire regiment will
follow the night of September End.
An average Of ten Cl0) men are en-
listing each night, but there are n few
vacancies left.
BY order of the governor OF the
State OF Illinois. the Adjntant General
Chief OF staff. f. s. Dickson made the
following promotions and appoint
ments First Lieut.. Stanley B. Nor
veil to be captain OF infantry and as
signed 10 the Service company. vice
Wheeler, transferred; First Lieut..
John L. Mcdonald to be captain OF
infantry, assigned to Company ID, ;"
vice Warner, transferred; First Lieut.
Louis {. Washington. Battalion Adj
iutant Eighth Infantry Illinois \. g.
to be captain OF infantry assigned to
IIowitzer company, vice Jackson,
transferred; Second Lieut.. and Pub
LEFTY Officer Matthew K. Johnson TO
be first lieutenant and assigned TO
Company II" vice Maxwell, trans
ierred; James b. Tucker to be second
lieutenant al infantry and assigned to
command the band section OF the
Service company: McDufy Freeman
10 be second lieutenant OF infantry and
assigned 10 Company "G," vice Tread
we'll; RUFUS Nelson TO be second lieu
tenant OF infantry assigned to Com
pany 81, vice Glenn. transferred.
Capt Anderson +. Pitts will be in
command OF the units at the American
Legion field day exercises, Tuesday,
August 30th, 1927. at the American
Giants Baseball Park.
The Louise d. Marshall Auxiliary
will hold their monthly meeting in
the commanding officers parlors
Thursday, August 18th. 1921.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Jones, comman-
der OF the Sanitary Corps, with her
wonderful workers gave a picnic to
the wounded ex-service men at the
General Hospital, Forty-seventh and
Drexel Boulevard. The corps will
suspend drill during the Summer
month.
The Regimentai dancing class is
making wonderful progress and prom
ises to be the leading one in the city.
The attendance is growing each week,
The floor is the best in the city and
the music is just what you like. Come
over and see for yourself.
One OF the greatest military balls
ever planned will be given by the
Old Eighth while they are in the Cap
ital City, Springfield. ILL., The affair
will be given at the State Arsenal on
Wednesday evening. September 9TH,
1921. Many Chicagoans are expected
to attend
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
DIR. WILLIAMS, DENTIST,
HAS MODEL OFFICE

DR. Robert L. Williams, dentist,
with Offices at 35l5 Indiana Avenue,
has done what many dentists have
Striven to do He has equipped an OIL
flee which has nearly approached the
ideal as Is possible for the profession
TO do. In order to secure the appara-
tus necessary to make his office one
that meets all requirements for the
most scientific practice OF dentistry,
DR. Williams spared no expense or
trouble, remodeling the offices former
~ occupied by the Liberty Life lnsur-
ance Company to accommodate some
OF the apparatus.
Dr. Williams. after having the best
training, has had the additional add
vantage OF having several years OF ex-
pcriencc, which experience called him
To- use every latest device known to his
profession. He was for time CON
nectcd with Chapman K Tancil at
Thirty-6rst and Indiana Avenue. af
With N-ray machine and gas APP
paratus DR. Williams has been able
to effect some remarkable work on
patients who had for some time been
forced TO be constant visitors TO the
dentists Office He has won himself
many new friends in his new location
by the efficient and truly professional
manner in which he has handled his
fast growing prectice. He deserves
credit as one of the younger men. who
had the ability to do things right and
as we'll as the courage TO go ahead
and do it.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
THOMAS CARY MADE HEAD
Of DEARBORN HOSPITAL
COM INIT TEE


The Hon. Thomas Carey, former
Democratic, candidate. for mayor aud
president OF the Chicago National Life
Insurance Company, has been selected
general chairman of the Fort Dear
born Hospital and Training School
for Nurses campaign committee. FRS.
vice chairman will be julius F. Taylor,
editor OF the Broad Ak.
Mr.. Carey will have charge OF, the
entire campaign from now on and has
selected members OF the executive
committee consisting OF Jessie Binga,
banker; Alfred Clover, general man
ager of the Public Life Insurance
Company; Alexander Flower. CAM
paign treasurer, president of the
Roosevelt State Bank; Charles e..
Travis, real estate broker; Frank l..
Gillespie, president OF the Liberty Life
Insurance Company.
The new members OF the campaign
committee are: Congressman Martin
b. Madden. Hon. Joseph Haas, coun-
ty recorder; Hon. Daniel Ryan. pres
ident Board of County Commission
ers; Hon Henry Stuclart, former City
and County Treasurer; a. l.. Whit
mer, president of the Chicago Ma.
tional Underwriters Company.
The campaign is now in full swing.
September 10Th will be the opening OF
the big drive.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Progressive News
BY |. lack Hall.

The Progressive Chautauqua re
opened after a week OF suspension on
the part of the Elks' carnival and is
now in full bloom with plenty OF good
speaking, pictures and singing
Mr.. {. J. Steegers gave a splendid
talk on Monday evening.
DR.. Reynolds and others made stir
ring remarks and the pictures were
the features for the last OF the week
The chorus gave banquet on Fri
day evening. Among the speakers
were Hon Jas. II. Porter, Hon. NJ. +.
Bailey and c. H. Turner. president
Mrs. Edna Turner gave a fine reading
OF Dunbar Mrs. q. ". Goodwin
and Miss Toler presented fine solos
Mrs. Mckinley made remarks. Mrs
Chas Campbell made a fine hostess
DR.. K. Finn was master OF ceremonies
4 splendid evening was reported by
all y delicious repast was served.
Mr.. :. L. Brown and {. II. Turner
spoke 10 a large audience Sunday cven-
ing.
Mr.. Jas. Washington. general man
agcr. report, a splendid success OF the
sale OF stock in the state OF Illinois
during his tour OF the state. He has
added many new members To the com
pany and some out OF town agents
The company wishes to invite all TO
the ehautauqua.
{ II. Turner, President.
l. J. Hall. Secretary.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
MICHIGAN MASONS
HOLD CONVENTION
IN GRAND RAPIDS

The annual convcntion OF the Grand
Lodge of the State OF Michigan
opened its session in Grand Rapids
July 10, 1921, and remained through
August 10Th. 1t was very well at
tended, their being about 500 delegates
present from all parts of the State.
The opening session was held in the
council chamber OF the city hall OF
Grand Rapids, at which time the
mayor oil the city rendered the Soy
ereign Grand Master, John A. Bell, the
keys to the City OF Grand Rapids.
Incidental to the convention OF the
Grand Lodge was the convention OF
the Sovereign Grand Chapter O. f. s.,
which was held at the same time and
in the same city Together with mat
tiers OF great importance that was
during their session was a
street parade on August Is. ior which
all the delegates turned out. On Fri
day night, August 18th, the members
OF the Consistory entertained the dele
gates with a reception and dance.
After a very profitable and success
Jul session the Grand Lodge took up
as its final business, Friday, August
18TH, the installation OF othcers who
are as follows:
William T. Hildfeth. Detroit, NJ. w
G.. NJ '-i@
E. {. H. Cartwright, Bloomington,
d. G. NJ.
A. A. Davis, Chicago, H., S. G. w.
G. A. Clark, Buffalo, N. Y, ]. g. w.
J. w. Wilson, Detroit, g. Treas.
w. Long Detroit, G. Chaplain.
B. G. Pollard. Chicago, g. Dist. Atty.
William Britt, Detroit. S. G. D.
Wiley Jones, Detroit, ]. g. d.
b. F. Thompson, Ft Wayne, S. G. S.
]. E. Durrette, Ind. Harbor, J. G.
H. II. Hollinger. Detroit, G. Mar
shall
{. NJ. Mcpherson, Grand Rapids. G.
Tyler
d. d. Lincoln, Detroit, {. c. r.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
THE OLIyET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. K. Williams, d. D., Minister.

THE OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. K. Williams, d. D., Minister.
By 1880 last Sunday morning every
seat in the Olivet Church was taken
and the vast crowds were packed In
the halls and on the sidewalk in front
of the church like sardines in a box.
The pastor was just back from four
weeks vacation and the people were
anxious to hear his message. In the
morning he fairly electrified his audi
ence as he depicted the Christian life as
p" A1rip Through Desert" On the
pulpit and in the audience were many
distinguished visitors, including the
Rev. DR.. f. w. Graham, of Philadel-
phia; Prof. w. L. Anderson, OF the
University of Nebraska, and many
other white visitors in the audience.
Rev. II. Il. Hawkins had an overflow
ing house up stairs. In the evening
the pastor preached on the subject;
The Last Boat Ride" DIR. Williams
had fine rest and brought new in
spiration 10 his large congregation.
The audience at Twenty seventh
Street regretted the fact that Rev.
J. II. Branham is still on the sick list
and could not be there. The services
were in charge of the young men who
are students at the University.
The pastor will preach again next
Sunday and another glorious day is
promised. The choirs will render spe-
cial music. All are welcome.
QUINN CHAPEL NOTES.
DIR. II. f. Stewart will preach Sun
day. morning, subject, "Why l Believe
In the Second Coming OF Christ"
l. Bible proof
2. Signs of the times.
8. The near approach.
q. The manner of His coming.
The first Sunday in September will
be the big reunion services. Special
program at 8 o'clock under the au-
spices OF Mrs. Marian Butler.
Second Sunday in September is
Harvest Home Day.
Two thousand people heard the pas
tor last Sunday on 1.-THE Price of
Blood Don't fail to be present
next Sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock.
INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH.
DR. ]. NJ. Henderson preached Sum
day morning on 'sThe Mote and the
Beam One person joined the church.
Rev. R. F. Washington worshpped
with us at this service. The subject
of DR.. Henderson's sermon in the
evening was "The Betrayal" One
person Joined the church on profess
sion OF faith and two were at the
alter for prayer. Revs. |. H. Kinney
and Brown took part in this service.
The pastor will speak next Sunday
morning on "The Temporal And The
Eternal. :" In the evening on United
Effort"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
To BUILD BUNGALOWS
Your Opportunity For a Home

your opportunity FOR Rome
The Allied Builders Inc, have plans
all perfected to build several bun
galows in the district bounded by
Sixty-third Street, Sixty-sixth Street,
South Park Avenue and Cottage Grove
Avenue. These buildings are to be Of
the. highest character. The lots will
be % feet inewidth and all are situ-
ated convenient to transportation,
both the Il" and surface lines.
The buildings are to be built accord
ing to the desires of the purchasers
from plans they have on hand. either
five or six rooms. They are also dis
playing a very unique building with
two small apartments on the second
floor that will combine an income with
the home.
The price OF these buildings will
range from $4,000 to $500 which in
cludes the ground. Payments of ST.
eco or more in cash Will be taken or
other property will he considered in
trade as part payment,
Anyone who wants TO have a nice
home should take advantage OF this
opportunity.
Any information desired can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the Allied Build
ers, Inc, Box 3, in care OF The Whip,
$500 State Street, or see Joseph L.
Snowden, 343l Michigan Avenue.
Douglas 2085, any evening after 8
O'Clock.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
SIXTY ONE BILLION
CIGARETTES MADE In
AMERICA IN YEAR

I Washington, Aug. 10, = Gig
arettes numbering 81 ,859, 100000
were manufactured in the United
States last year, the census bu-
reau's annual tobacco report is
sued today shows. Of that number
1884 100000 were exported -
leaving about 10000, 100000 fac
tory made cigarettes for consum-
ton in the United States. Cigars
manufactured S,720,724,000 and
tobacco manufactured, including
chewing and smoking and snuff,
totalled 100000 pounds. The
years crop of tobacco amounted
TO sos, 064,000 pounds, grown on
i 1894 900 ACRES. Leaf tobacco and
tobacco products imports were
valued at sa8,562,0O
Revenues seolletedc on tobacco,
cigar, cigarettes and snuff amount
ed to 1924, 900, 900 of which North
Carolina contributed $l08,447, 900
Virginia $20T21 900; Pennsylvania
500, 1906, 900; New Jersey $18,742,-
900.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
SHOOTS STUDENT Of
CARNEGIE Tech, IS
THOUGHT IN SANE

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 27-John
Butler is being held by the police here
for psychopathic examination, follow
ing his shooting Of Fred Ziesinheim,
white, a Student at Carnegie Institute
of Technology
Ziesinheim was shot four times by
Butler when he interfered as peace
maker between Butler and Mckinley
Hart, another student, with whom
Butler was fighting
Butler told the police he was passing
through the campus when he was in
VOWED in an alteration with Hart.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
At Garrick Theater.

John Mitchell. Jr.. Of Richmond,
Va, en- route from Topeka, kans.
stopped in the city Friday for twenty
four hours in company with DR.. JET
fcrson, OF Richmond, and George
Risen, OF Danvillc. Va. Friday even
ing Mr. Mitchell had as his guest at
the Garrick Theater 10 see up In the
Clouds Miss Geraldine Broadus, of
Leavcnsworth. kans.; Mrs. Lou Ella
Young. $3.50 Giles Avenue; Dir. Jeifer-
son, MIR. Risen and NJ. r. Bailey OF
the Bailey Press Bureau, }6]S State
Street
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
FLORIDA G. o. P. GUSTS
ALL MEMBERS OF RACE

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Aug.
27-The entire colored race has been
literally read out OF the Republican
party in Palm Beach county.
This came about at meeting
Thursday night of the Republican
county organization at which Calvin
Campbell, white, was endorsed for APP
pointment as postmaster.
At the meeting which endorsed
Campbell for postmastership, Camp
bell arose and read resolution to the
effect that none but whites should par
ticipate in the organization, The reso-
luton was passed.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
SLEUTH HID ES
BEHIND TOMBSTONE,
TRAPS BURGLAR

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 27.-Two
weeks of unbroken vigilance be-
hind a tombstone in Oakland Gem
etery was rewarded last Friday
when detectives captured George
Green, 70 Juniper ST., who is
charged with stealing several car
loads of cement and selling it to
contractors in Kirkwood.
Green was in ten habit of haul
ing the cement through the Gem
etery between 300 and 500
each morning. He was held on the
chareg of burglary.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
10000 Attend Dr. Walkers Funera

! AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug, 27-It is es-
timated that over 10000 people at
tended the funeral of DIR. c. T. Wal
8ker, who was. buried here last week.
3He was laid torsst in the churchyard
of the Tabernacle Baptist Church,
where he has been pastor for more
than forty years.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
DIR. SHEPARD .MARRIES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL DR..
Charles H. Shepard and Mrs Mary
II. Adams, OF Durham. were married
at the home Of his brother here re-
Gently. The bride and groom inn
mediately left for New York, Boston,
and other points.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Called 10 Snrina6eld-

Rev George Anderson. 1900 S. Dea-
born Street, has been called 10 Spring
acid. ILL.,, 10 take charge of church
work there temporarily Rev Ander-
son recently returned from Roscom-
mon, Mich, where he spent eleven
wears
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
REV. DIR. BARBOUR DIES

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. u
The Rev. Alfred Barbour, one of the
leading minister of the Baptist Church,
died here last week Dr. Barbour had
been in failing health for the last two
years, but refused to yield to the at
tacks of disease.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
GETS ONLY SIX MONTHS
FOR KILLING MAN

MIAMI Fla, Aug. 27-Solomon
Milton. OF this city was convicted on
a charge Of manslaughter of the kill
ing OF Percy Strong. OF Nassau Mil
Ion relied on the defense that he had
Shot Strong because he had bad
reputation and was afraid OF being
killed. He was sentenced 10 SIX
months in Jail
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Enioys Trip.

Mrs. Maud Gray, 3545 Indiana Ave
nue., is back from Hughesville, Mo,
where she visited her parents and St.
Louis, Mo, where she spent some time
with relatives and friends and reports
delightful trip.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
LOOK AT YOUR SIS BILL NOW;
MAY BE COUNTERFEIT

twenty-five complaints have been
received by the United States secret
service from people who have received
counterfeit SIS bills having pictures OF
Lincoln on one side and bearing the
number G47746464-A. *
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
BURN MOB VICTIMS BODY.

WACO, Texas, Aug. N.-The body
of Alexander Wynn. who was hanged
by mob near Datura, was taken from
an undertaking establishment at Col
lidge, and burned on the main street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Back From Tennessee.

Mrs. Mary Johnson, 762 T. Forty
first Street. is back from Nashville
Tenn, where she went several weeks
ago on account OF the death OF her
father, John Lock.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
ST. MARK METHODIST EPIScO.
PAL CHURCH, Fiftieth Street and
Wabash Avenue. Rev. John w
Robinson, ID. D., pastor.


Last Sunday morning the pulpit was
filled by the Rev. Thomas p. Potter,
D. D.. who preached from the subject
What Think Ye OF Christi" This
was. indeed, a great sermon. The Rev.
Potter held his congregation spell
bound as he told OF the wonderful love
OF Christ and His blessings TO us. St
Mark welcomes DR.. Potter 10 any
service.
In the evening Mr.. J. 4. Washing
ton, together with his choir, held an
evangelistc service with an ilustra-
ted sermon, pictures and song. This
was another very beautiful and helpful
service and was highly appreciated
by large congregation. ST. Mark is
very grateful to Mrs. NJ. w. DoXie
and Mrs. Flora T. Washington Tor
the rendition of two beautiful solos,
which added much to the service. Mr..
Washington was asked TO repeat this
program.
Next Sunday morning the Rev.
Walter I. Davis. pastor to Blooming
ton. Ind, will be the speaker. Many
will be glad to hear Walter as he is
St. Marks own product and is now
serving the second year OF his min
istry. Hear him Our pastor, togeth-
er with his good wife, are enjoying a
much needed rest to the delight OF
their membership and friends. They
are having their vacation.
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH, Thir-
tieth and Dearborn Streets. Rev.
S. L. Brit, Pastor.
Bethel was unable to accommodate
all who desired to worship there Sun
day last at the 10:45 o'clock service.
Rev S. L. Morris, of Norfolk, Va,
general secretary OF the A. c. +.
League, preached in the main audi
toriun, and Rev. w. H. Ogleton as
sistant pastor, i'll the lecture room. At
$3.50 p. m. the members and friends
of all denominations with their pas
tors and representatives of the vari-
GUS professions assembled in great
platform meeting in celebration of
Betheps sixtieth anniversary at p.
IN. An audience that overhowed the
lecture room assembled under the au-
spices OF the A c. Z. League to hear
the lecture Of Miss Amanda Mason, a
native of Liberia, West Africa, and
graduate OF Wherefore last June. At
8 p. III. every seat in the auditorium
was filled to hear the musicale by
Betheps great choir. Bethel enters her
sixty-frst year with peace and good
will TO all.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Removal Notice

The Douglas Fur Shop, 35ll Grand
Boulevard, announces it removal
across the boulevard to 1904 Grand
Boulevard, effective Immediately.