The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30
nr. VIM n. DeBcrry in Chicago

DIR. William Nelson DeBerry. oil |
>prirgfel1 Mass, and Mrs. DeBerry, |
will be in Chicago this week en- route
home from the National Council OF |
congregational Churches recently held |
in Los Angeles
Friday evening. July % the Lincoln
Memorial Church will give a reception |
in honor OF the Rev DR.. and Mrs.
William N. DcBerry, the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. James C. Olden, and the Rev.
DIR. and Mrs. Alfred Lawless, Jr., and
The friends OF these visitors to our city |
are most cordially invited to be pres
ent. DIR. DeBerry is especially anxious
to meet the graduates and former stu
dents OF Fisk while here.
Seek Missing Boy
Police OF the 48th St station are
seeking Arthur Motion, ID years OF age,
who has been missing from his home,
1854 Dearborn St, for more than
week
Porch Gives Away, Blocker Falls
Shad Blocker. p, 4723 State St.
/ fell 10 feet to the ground and suffered
possible skull fracture July 20 when
he stepped on a rotten board III a
porch he was sweeping.
Becomes Mother
| Mrs. Mamie Williams. 81, $50 State
| St. was removed to the County Hos
pital July 20, when it was asccrtalned
/ that she was about to become a
mother.
julius Milsap Hurt
Julius Misap, 5, 3003 Dearborn St,
was struck by the auto truck OF the
Champion Laundry Co, at 30fh St
and Cottage Grove Ave, July u. He
was removed to the Michael Reese
! Hospital.
Bicyclst Hit by Truck
Edward Ignore, IA, 4324 Dearborn
/ St. while riding a bicycle in Wabash
| Ave. was hit by an auto truck pre-
sumabIv the property OF Armour &
Co. They. however. disclaimed re-
sponsbilty He suffered two broken
fingers
Small Boy Jumps From Car, Hurt
Jesse Reed, 8, 4249 Indiana Ave.
suffered a fractured lower left arm
July g. when he is said to have
| jumped from moving car at And
St. and Indiana Ave.
| Walks Into street Gar
Richard Overton. 50, 443l Dearborn
st, suffered a dislocated right shout
der July Is, when he is said to have
walked into a Wentworth Ave. car at
47th ST. and Wentworth Ave. He was
removed to the Provident Hospital
Greenlee Returns
! DR.. Ncllo B. Grccnlec. who IS cnI-
ploycd by the government, is in the
city after an extensive tour through
Canada His headquarters are in In
dianapolis, Ind.
DR.. Layton Here From New York
Mr.. Thomas Layton OF New York
has arrived in the city and will make
the old town his home. He is stopping
at the Wabash Y NJ c. A.
FISK OUTING GOING BIG
Nothing is being left undonc to
make the Fisk Outing the classic holt
dag OF the season Tickets are selling
/ last since many Chicagoans have de
cidcd to take their visiting friends on
the trip. Have you bought your tick
/ ct 1t seems safe to predict that you
won't be able to get one after Monday,
/ August l. All aboard for St Joe and
Benton Harbor.
Boat leaves $50 a m. city time, foot
OF s. Wabash Ave. Some tickets for
sale at Urban League. Nincennes IIo-
tel. and Davidson K Portcr's drug
store, 35th and State
Hundreds of Delegates Here
Hundreds OF delegates have already
arrived in the city to attend the four
/ tcenth annual session OF The National
/ Grand Council OF A. Il. X & D. OF A.
which conYcncs in the city August lst
| to 9th Inclusive. Hon. William H.
, Fields. National Grand Master, with
! headquarters in St Louis. DO, arrived
here Saturday with many other Of
| .icers.
Living in Suburbs
Mcsdames Ora Williamson and
| Nicy Licas are now living in Morgan
! Park at 10th Place and Racine Ave
! They formerly resided at 2638 Vernon
Ave, but bought lots last summer
through the Bailey Realty Co.
Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Young. $3.50
| Giles Ave. entertained a few friends
last Sunday afternoon at luncheon in
honor OF Mrs Laura Cherry OF Chat
ham, Canada who is visiting i'll the
city. During her stay. Mrs. Cherry
is stopping with a cousin, Mrs. Ben
nit. 1882 Polk St.
Free Speech in the Second Ward
In accord with the decision of
Judge Harry NJ. Fisher, in ruling that
i'll the case OF public meetings of an
educational nature held in Washington
Park and similar parks throughout
the city. no police interference would
be tolerated. Robt. H. Hardeon, Negro ,
nationalist and syndicaIist has opened
a forum for open air lectures and
debates in the little park on 37th ST.
two blocks west OF Cottage Grove
TO be known as the Ellis Park Open
Forum
1t is expected that as soon as Har-
deon steps on political corns and
bunions, the police and fire depart
mcnts together with the army and
navy of the u. s. will be called out to
again suppress tn" constitutional
rights of freedom OF speech in the
Second Ward.
Thompson Reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. Noa Thompson of Los
Angeles. Cal, formerly of Chicago.