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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16

ing TuDDlhH, ana prevent LHe ueNcis
opment of the fly by eliminating his
breeding places, and discriminating the
insect, the eOck-roach and the rat, but
he urges the people of the community
who have. not been near physician
recently u take stock of their own
physical cssdition and have a thorough
pAysic2l examination. Tho health pro
gram begins on Sunday with the minis
tiers and Sunday School Superintendent
impressing upon the congregation the
importance of health and that "Clean-
illness is next to Goodness. The fol
lowing is the plan for the remainder of
the week;
Monday is designated as cleanup day,
cleaning of homes, yards, vacant lots,
alleys and burning of rubbish. Let it
not be said that certain section can be
pointed as colored neighborhoods, be-
cause of the general rundown filthy
conditions. This viii not be said if
everybody makes himself or herself a
committee of one to see that their yard
is clean of paper and rubbish and their
ALLEYS are not full of tin cans, garbage,
glass and debris. Beautify your home
or the place you live by having a green
wen hflt lawn anu PAM :" 49, '"''N'''
Tuesday-fly, insect and rat exter-
mination day. Swat every fly you see,
Remember that the fly breeds in filth.
Do not allow filth to accumulate. What
lis true about the fiy's food is true about
Ithe other insect and rats. They feed
on filth. Starve them out, don't lei
them thrive ON your filth.
Wednesday Better b by Da y
Mother should obtain from the infant
welfare stations instructions and
pamphlets concerning the care of the
baby which includes the proper dress
the proper food and the proper time
for nursing the baby.
Thursday-Birth Registration Day
Parents who have had children ana
their physicians did not register the
birth of their child should look into the
matter and have it done at once.
Friday-Health lectures for school
children-high school and college stu
dents.
Saturday-Medical examination day
This is for people who have never been
near a physician in years to have STOCK
taken of their physical condition to see
If their skin, blood, kidney, lungs
nerves and digestive organs are rune,
tioning properly. Remember the old
saving handed through generations
that "a stitch in time saves nine'
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16
Englewood N. A. A. O. p,

On Sunday, April 18th, the Engle-
wood Battalion will hold meeting at
the Copernicus School, Goth and
Throop Streets, at O'Clock. The
speaker will be Hon. Adelbert II.
Roberts, State Representative and
Member Illinois Race Commission.
Major William Sheridan will preside,
assisted by Reverends Bryson, Williams
and Harris. A short musical program
will be presented.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16

MYTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH IN
sTINTED CREDIT THOSE WHO MERIT WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALIsM WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16

with the physi-
clans and the pub
lie health officials
in promoting the
health of the com
munity has pro-
claimed April 18th
70 23rd, 9 . ! ,
health week. His
i d ca of health
week not only con
sists in cleaning
the yards, vacant
lots, alleys, burn
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16
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Last Friday evening, DIR. Sutton +.
Griggs of Tennessee, leetured to large
audience on the subject, 1.-THE Negro's
Choice of Wailing to the End, or End
ing the Wall. " DIR. Griggs has studied
the race question for more than thirty
years, and is now giving his time TO
preaching the gospel of collective Elf
cheney as the solution of the race prob
lem. He is a keen thinker and an
eloquent speaker.
A large audience witnessed the pre-
sentation of the play Monday night en-
titled "The Hand Of Ethiopia. Next
Monday night, April 18th, the Cosmo
poIitan League will present to the pub
lie q thrilling play entitled, "Not a
Man in the House. The pastor, DIR.
Williams will be at his post next Sun
day with two burning messages Rev.
H. b. Hawkins will preach u special
sermon in the morning upstairs. There
will be a special rally at Twenty
seventh Street Sunday afternoon at 3
clock, at which time the Rev. DR..
E. T. Martin of the Bethesda Church
will preach. and the Lord = Supper will
be observed All are welcome 10 oil
services.
st. Mark M. Z. Church.
Next Sunday is Rev. John W. Rob.
inson S (the PASTOR last Sunday be.
fore the session Of the Lexington an.
nual conference, which e0nvenes
Wednesday morning, April Goth, in
Corey Church, Cleveland, Ohio, with
Bishop +. d. Leete, d. D., l.. L. D..
/ presiding. The pastor will preach at
the morning and evening services.
\ special pew aud testimonial service
Of appreciation of the pastor will be
held at the evening service. All his
friends are urged to be present
The pastor will preach the communion
sermon and 81 Mark Choir will sing
at 81. Mary A. NJ T.. Church, 525f
Dearborn street, Sunday afternoon at
| 3:3o o clock. Last Sunday, Mr.. L. L.
Forde, q returned missionary from
! China, and thr Rev. l. Garland Penn
Of Cincinnati preached at the morning
and evening services, respectively.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Robinson, also
Mrs. Martha Walton. will leave Mon
day for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the
Lexington Conference at Corey Church.
Rev. Robinson has been invited TO re
turn 70 ST. Mark for his tenth year.
institutional Church.
Conversion was ably discussed by
DIR. }. NJ. Henderson al the SUNDAY
morning service and Charity at the
evening service last Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel f. MacAlpine and Miss
Helen o. Brooks, two Of Institutional
most active members among the younger
sci, were married on the 9th.
The ribbon social of the Altar Cir
Gle was delightful affair.
At the entertainment of the Athletic
Society, Thursday evening, the girls
basket ball teams played n thrilling
match game and Mr.. r. =. Tinsley ex.
hibited some excellent pictures.
4 good program was rendered by the
{ Ministers Wives Alliance the 18TH.
The musical last Sunday reached its
usual high mark of merit. The address
Of DR.. Charles f. Bentley on 1.-THE
Value of Organization was heartily
enjoyed. The music by Ebenezer
Choir and the soloists were exception
ally fine. Miss 10 d. Bonds, a young
soprano was q special fayorite with
the audience. The monthly musicals
will hereafter be given on the second
Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16

My husband and
/ separated six
years ago-l had
two insurance poll
cies on his life and
he had two on
mine. lie let mine
drop and / con-
tinued to pay the
premiums on his.
We got a divorce
recently and he
wants me to give
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16
Legal Hints To
Women
BY Violette N. Anderson.
Attorney at-Law.

have a lease that expires in April
1922, and my landlord has given me
sixty days notice to move on April 80,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16
A PRACTICAL CHURCH

l.
Dr. l. Russell Harvey, of St Mary s
A. NJ. L. church, 5247 Dearborn St., and
his flock of wide-awake church workers
have devised a novel plan to wipe out
the $4,000 Indebtedness of the organi-
cation.
The plan, as outlined by the Rev. Dr..
Harvey, contains two features that
might he styled very unique in their
way. In the first instance Alfred
Glover, the president of one of the
thriving casualty companies on the
south side, has agreed to give the
church $1,000 of the 100000 indebted
ness providing the organization raises
the remaining $4,000. Then it was
that the Montgomery Company came
to the fore with an offer that includes
an opportunity to wipe out at least
500 600 of the balance. This company
is he manufacturer of a wonderful
renovator' that they stamp as an in
dispensible household necessity. st.
Mary congregation has taken upon
itself the sale of 100000 packages of
this product from which sales the
church will receive 500 200 to be applied
TO the debt.
st. Mary S church is rated among the
more progressive of the local religious
organizations. II was born in the 10
eality near 10 the present new strue-
turc IL or II years ago. Social aetivi-
ties are combined with the more formal
religious work of the congregation and
it is one of the faVoritc rallying points
Of the colored people in the Town of
Lake section of the city.
IA 20 h. mr. "a a.
on the very first dav of 1922. NV
idea. - lie said recently, lis 10 get 81
Mary S ont Of debt bv the first Of next
year so that we can 90 about the WORK
of doing big practical socio-religious
work among the people in our particular
section / am going TO sincerely Try
to mis- our PRAYERS with real work for
the Christianizing aud general uplift.
We have rolled up our sleeves aud in
tend going 10 it and stick until we get
the Job finished.
st. Paul c. NJ. E. Church.
The attendance here Sunday was IN.
usually large. Rev. Winters unfolded
to the morning worshippers a glorious
message Al $40 o clock the Busy Bee
Club presented some fayorite artists ri
the &" Art and Intellect Hour. Nine.
Dewitt Smith s rendition Of "Sempre
Liberia" from the Italian opera "Tra
viata.' was superb. Nine. Scott IN
1.-THE Swallows" and Leroy Smith As
eoronetist were good.
In the evening Rev. Jay filed the
pulpit. The pastor and congregation are
much clated over the cancellation OF
entire Indebtedness Of the church. The
date of mortgage burning will be
announced in the near future.
The Steward Board is giving big
reception April 18th in honor Of Father
Samuel Johnson s5th birthday. DR..
I. A. Hamlet. editor of the "ehristian
Index worshipped here yesterday.
Bishop K. A. Carter, A. NJ, d. d., left
the city last week for a meeting at st.
Louis. Mo. We invite you TO worship
here.
The olivet Baptist Church.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
DR. Williams. the pulpits at the Thirty.
first Street and South Park were filed
By the assistant pastors, Revs. II. Is.
Hawkins and !. e. Carroll The con
gregation at Twenty Street en-
loved the sermon of the Rev. j. II.
Branham, who has been out of the city
+
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16
rhe ollret Raptist Church.

In the absence Of the pastor, Rev
DR.. Williams, the pulpits at the Thirty
first Street and South Park were filled
by the assistant pastors, Revs. II. b
Hawkins and !. e. Carroll. The con
gregation at Twenty seventh Street en-
loved the sermon Of the Rev. j. II
Branham, who has been out of the city
for two weeks.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-16
Y. MI. G. A. News

The Big Clean Up and Health Cam
pagn has been launched and more than
10000 children will begin the big task
Of cleaning up the yards and alleys of
she city. Wabash Avenue Department
Secretaries in Cooperation with the
school Extension Bureau addressed
more than 5000 school children last
week.
The Englewood Musical aud Dramatic
Club played to fine audience on Tues
lay evening. The program was well
rendered Music was furnished by the
T. NJ. C. \. orchestra.
Mrs. Gertrude Hicks and Company
will appear at the Y. NJ. C. A. Tuesday
evening, April 26th presenting a new
and novel act "Thc Waves of the
Ocean This act is executed in rapid
notions forming roses, lilies, bees, birds,
|serpents aud other figures. One hundred
Yards of silk is used in the performance.
\ cake will be sold, anyone who pur-
chases the lucky slice will find $500 in
gold The admission is % cents.
Motion pictures in the lobby every
Saturday evening. Here is a chance for
all boys to learn how to swim. All
boys of the grammar schools of the
Community are invited to join swim
ming classes now. All registrations
must be completed by Monday, April
llS. All that is required is that the boy
register with his teacher and bring five
cents for soap and towel. Parents are
requested to cooperate now and prevent
the boys from taking the chance OF
drowning in the lake.
Recent Arrivals.
/ Julian Y. Carrion-Csmp Grant, III.
NJ. G. ight-Detroit, Mich.
O. J. Walls, Gary, Ind.
Thos. Observation-Disclosures, Wis.
| A, Bass-Milwaukee Wis.
| T. Garland Penn--Cincinnati Ohio.
Vincent Scott-Philadelphia, Pa.
Geo. Pickens-New York City.
B. ]. Carr-W Washington, D. c.
DIR. w. S. Quincy, Fla.
r. E. Stephens-Knoxville, Tenn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
FOUND .HEREArTER- LIVELY.
Looked Like n Russian Ballet 10 stu
dent "Uend" for Day.

Chicago. June aS.--''lf you can imag-
inc a world filled with the most eorg-
cous dauhs of futuristic color puppies
and Colds and crlmsons--a world peo-
pied by fantastic variety OF being
resembling moro nearly than anythine
else. Russian ballet daneers-a rhyth-
mic world. pulsing constantly TO q
l-2-3-4 measuro---if you can imagine
all this, you win have some idea of the
taste OF death and the hereafter which
experienced Sunday"
ON Sunday, at L. NJ. Roland Aby,
90. junior at Northwestern University,
had been pronounced dead by Captain
Charles Garland. of the Z. S. Coast
Guard. Yesterday young Ably. very
much alive. sat UP and described his
experiences during the s5 minutes In
which Captain Garland and his aids
were working over his apparently life
less body.
THAT there is at least some sort ~
life after death perhaps. 1 should
say. OF life In DEATH. FOR one. can no
longer doubt. after my experience OF
young Ably said.
Thomas Leonard. fellow-student
and brother member of the Phi-Kappa
Sigma Fraternity, who was with Ably
when the latter's canoe capsiaed. was
also given UP for dead and revived
only after considerable effort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoos

n you want 10 keep your hair in
good condition, bc careful What YOU
wash IL with,
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle. and
is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut
ol shampoo (which is pure and en-
tirely greaselessD. is much better than
anything else you can use for sham
pooing. as this cant possibly injure
Rhc hair.
simply moisten your hair with
~ater and rub Il N. One or two tea
epoonsful of Mulsihed will make an
abundance of rich. creamy lather, and
cloansos tho hair and scalp thor
ouFhly. The lather rinscs out easily
aud removes every particle Of dust.
dlrt, dandrud and excessive oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and it
leaves Il hne and silky. bright, fuzzy
and cas-, 10 manage.
You can Eet Muisided cocoanut oil
shampoo AZ most any drug store. II is
very cheap. and a few ounces is enough
a. last everyone in the family for
months. he sure your druggist gives
sou Muislncd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
MRS. ST|LLMAN GAINS
STRONG POINT IN SUIT
Alleged Confession to Doctor
and Guides Letters Barred
as Testimony.

New York. juno 2s--with the
throwing out of all DIR. Hussella testi-
money. and one of the Dearest
Honey letters yesterday. Mrs. James
A. Stillman won notable victory In
divorce suit.
II was on the testimony Of DR..
Hugh Russell, Buffalo osteopath and
friend of the sstillmans. that MIR.
Stlilman's lawyers were counting
most heavily to obtain decree and
prove the illegitimacy of Mrs. stillA
mans youngest son. Guy.
DIR. Russell testified at a hearing
at the Isar Association here May 4
that Mrs. Stillman had told him Fred
Deauvais, the guide, and not MIR
Stillman was the father of her ex-
pected child. This was in April, 1918,
a few months before Guy was born
aud when DIR. Russell was treating
Mrs. Stillman In Buffalo. DIR. Russell
testified at the Bar Association hear
ing that Mrs. Stillmans admission to
him OF the parentage of her coming
child was not confidential as between
physician and patient.
The letter ruled out was written
MAY 20 1919. In Il Fred Beauvais
speaks of his great Loneliness" and
threatens TO kill any one who should
make love to Mrs. Stillman. because;
You are all mine and Guys; or,
rather, | am all yours and Guys to
the end"
This was the first Dearest Honey
letter TO be offered as evidence and Is
known as Exhibit g.
The second OF the Dearest Honey"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

letters which Mr.. stiIlmana lawyers
offered as evidence Ia Exhibit II,
known as the rolled oats md bacon"
letter. alleged 10 have beon written
by Boauyaia to Mira. stillman Feb. II,
1918. This letter III held for further
proof ity the plaintiff.
Opinion was general yesterday that
with the exclusion of Dr. Russell'a
testimony the most important evil
dence against Mrs. Stilman had been
eliminated. DIR. Itusaoils testimony
had subjected him to criticism from
professional men. who contended his
testimony was confidential and priv
LEGGED. II was admitted with rcser
yationa over the most strenuous OBJ
jections OF attorneys FOR the defense.
or the seven letters alleged to have
been written by Fred Beauvala. the
Indian guide. to Mrs. stilinan, only
one now is being considered BY
Referee Gleason and this, MS has been
said, Is held for further proof.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
DIED At CLOSE OF
ADDRESS TO GRANGE
Levin T. Cooper, Sussex Far.
mer, Fell Dead After Talking
at Grange Meeting.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Laurel. juno 2s The funeral Of
Levin r. Cooper. farmer of lower
suaseg, WAS held yesterday afternoon
ut Mt. Hermon M +. Church. of which
he was n iife-long member.
Mr.. Cooper died suddenly Saturday
evening, after he hid delivered an
address OF welcome at meeting of
the local grange, which was entertain
Ing visiting grange. He delivered n
very foreeful address and had taken
his seat when he fell over IN his
brothers. arms, living only a few
seconds.
Deceased was ed years of age and
was one of the most entefpfising
farmers In the neiehbofhuod In which
he resided, he was a prominent church
and lodge worker and was a leader In
civic improvements. During his
Younger days he took an active part
in politics. being prominent ne
publican.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

A very special Offering for
Wednesdays selling; all sizes.
Very newest styles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
HOUSE PROHIBITS BEER
FOR USE AS MEDICINE
Dry Forces in Lower House of
Congress Pass Bill by
$50 to %.

Vvsarlneton. June sS After four
hour, cf debate the House last night
vAAsed sthc Mil'.s-Camphcdd anti-becr
bill 4, a vote uf $50 % %. tt was $50
aclack hefore ths result og the vote
waN announced. f'rom early IN thc ar
tarnpan edlSa" and "Wcts" had been
taltinr bask and forth over what was
a far~runo conclusion. FOR the House
ia extremely dry" in sentiment.
The anti-hccr hn prevents physicians
from prescribing beer for their pa
tients. undcr the opinion handed
down by former Attorney General
Palmer phy ynieRns would have been
allowed 60 prescribe beer in practical
IA unlimited quantities. The oticc ot
the Internal Revenue Commissioner
has had ready for some time rogula-
tlans under which this beer could have
nenn prescrihed aud there has been a
rfantic drive nv the prohibition forces
ao laaa the Willis Campbell bill before
thes,e regulations we're issued. 'Drys"
inalated that II the regulations were
pul into eject the country would be
noodrd with beer.
In addition o. tho han on beer undCr
the hill a physician can prescribe only
nnr pint of alcoholic liquor every ten
aaya fpr Internal use.
The "dryn' were flushed with vic
to,, from the very start of tho debate.
in one gallery sat Wayne ~. Wheeler
general counsel of the Anti Saloon
leanuc while In an opposite gallery
at nE A. &. Dinwiddie, former lcgis-
htiye aren't of tho league, with whom
NJ. Nherlcr has lately had q marked
direfcnco because of nr. nnwiddie's
upia,aitt VitWH On prohibition icgis-
latlun Prominent 'dgs, such as Rep
rpaeutative nlanton of Texas Dpshaw
al .ieotgc. BarClay Of kCntucky and
sthu's. we're busy moving about the
fonr mal lshalling their forces. when
ever 4 "dfg" speaker made telling
patnt, Representative tlanton burst
into hearty applause and gave the
pirrulnE rebel yell
There was a great deal uf disorder
,iuriug most of tho speeches. Each side
apparently had the idea u was al over
hrfnre il brGan, and members kept
uoN ina up and down the aislcs and
udking loudly among themselves
Tho hili also re-cnacts revenue laws
applicable a. tho manufacture, taxa
tlun and traffic in Intoxicating LIQUOR
iuf beverage purposes which resent
aetlaiun nf tho United States supreme
Court helt bad heen repealed by the
Nalatead law. During the last year
ahe aoVeTnment collected more than
aigs NO0 0O0 IN revenue from hquor
and a Ereator amount ~ revenue is
aonla ndrd this year from this source
Provision is made for the enforce
IA. ~ ~ the additional tax on tho III
lpl1sl manufacture and traffic IN Liquor
over that imposed on liquor lawfully
produced and sold. More than s5O,-
n0p O0A in revenue is expected from
Ihls aourre during the next fiscal year.
Enforcement of the Prohibition Law
M Hawaii and the Virgin Islands is
ps.ssrss~h for by the hill, ami the courts
of thssae two posssassions OF the United
states ret Jurisdiction.
Chairman Nolsfcad aid IN present 4
iur thc bin to the House that he was
af the opinion that the proposed law
would MT meet the actual needs for
the effective enforcement Of Prohi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

All the wanted colors. with con-
trasting collars. pockets and French
kid belt. All sizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Several striking new models in
fashionably styled Wolfe Dresses for
stout women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
A. =. l.. WOULD AID IRELAND.
Executive Committee Authorizes
Gompers to Send Protest.

Denver, June 2s.--organlzed labor
viii Immediately call ON President
Harding, his Cabinet and Congress 70
bring about recognition of the Irish
Republic and viii protest to Great
Britain against the brutal and un-
civilized warfare being conducted in
Ireland
The executive council OF the Aneri-
can Federation of Labor yesterday
authorized President Gompers to take
the Irish matter up at once with the
Government officials. The council al
40 authorized the sending immediate
lv of communication to- Premier
Lloyd George and his Cabinet pro-
testing against the campaign of vio-
Ience and destruction in Ireland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

aition. ard that Its passage would not
prevent him Cor pressing Cor action by
shc House ON his original btli, which
carries drastic restrictions on the
manufacture. sale and uso of grain
alcohol.
The Senate is expected to act
promptly ON the r.enaure Ia pass IL.
The namc of Representative Layton
does not appear on the list of those
opposing the measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
NoN. .sror FLIGHT rAII.s.
Avintars Keneh Texns From California
When Engine Gives Trouble.

I9l Iaao, Texas. June 2s Ayia-
tors David n Dayia ard Eric bpriugsf.
who left Itlvetaide. Cal. yesterday IN
nm ATTEMPTED nonstop flight 10 New
York, descended at Fort Bliss, Tnxna,
at 3.bs +. M. Major r. q. flefornan,
commander Of the first surveillance
group. said the ayiators yere forced
to land because Of engine trouble.
They viii continue their fight tUfhor-
row.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Full descriptions and prices of the
most modern and attractive proper
ties for sale or rent in the city are
given in the Real Estate column to-
day--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

You can't head Off a man with n
literary trend sffch9s our class
poet is now writing life insurance. .
Louisville courier-Jonrnal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

The easter Il is for readers 70 get
In touch with advertisers the more
profitable it Is for the advertisers.
Give the telephone uumber in your
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