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The New York herald., 1921-08-30

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THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL

By WALTER TRUMBULL
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GAME.
When stubborn toema"
And ana [ rsn;ss ssso,s ,sa Lung, are .sampa Drmn,n0
And tsoasenea nsrues areta
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& Fate has has taanspsa hum ed you m black 10 ans and blue
@ yon st,l sau naye see" asa emanoe; g " espama a a.
sosno anossr punch lanat.
Maple Fate too;
fighting flame.
Fort the aght IS the game
o a n1sS once said that TO die game the
BIT Rs rpy n AH @ the s finish s % t S
tearfsar Of
% Saans
definition surely
match, tried to sink three foot putt
that the head and the heart % @
a the world
say and
certain
he has happened eat something ha. not in the best Of health
the pinch. of digestion
Will Willie continue give s,sss the sss he
m @ qn a' @ o Ss 1 his many gong "s "'
PIRATES.
The s best ~. Gt al .a,s o., 20. oa%oans so n,gy
We susn you'd cons more frequently
Pittsburgh has life
visions OF a worlds sseries
fought their the finals the Davis cup
lbetwe mil
Will
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DEFINITIONS
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-Batted for Morgan in seventh inning.
fBatted for Braxton in ninth inning.
Cincinnati. ....... 8 o 2-l0
Boston. 0 o . o O. s
Two base hits-Tonseca. Bressler Sacri-
ficcs-Rixey. Fonseca. Duncan, O'Neil.
Double playa-Kopf. Bohne and Fonacca:
RiSey. Kopf and Fonseca: Powell, Barbara
and Boeckel. Booclye. Ford and Nicholson.
Left on boacs-Cinclnnati. 4 Boston. !.
Bases on hnils-Off Riscy, ] off McQuil-
Ian, 3. off Morgan, 1. Hts-Off McQuillan.
in Ia innings; off Morgan, in 2-a
innings off Braxton. In innings. Hit
by pitched ba-By McQullan (Duncan).
Struck out--By Rxey. 3; by McQuilan, l;
by Morgan. / by Braxton, ]. Losing pitcher
--Mc9ulllan. Umpires-tluiEley and O'Day.
Time Of saine--i hour and - minutes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. a; Chicago, !.
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh. n.
Cincinnati, 10, BOSTON. 4.
Tho 81 I.oniS--phiindeihin game was post
poncd on account of wet grounds.
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STANDING OF THE CII
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Chicago in New ibrlt.
Pittsburgh II BruoLISn.
Cincinnati In Boston.
ST. Louis In Philadelphia (two)
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international League.
OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

Jersey City, II; Rochester. . (fIrst game).
Rochester. .. Jersey City, tsecond game.
seven innings).
Newark. 10: Syracuse, 2.
Euffalo. 2. Baltimore. I.
Toronto, 10: Rending. 3.
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or the victory.
Totals. ~ Z ~ 24b o Totals. al 8 II II 10 /
snatted for Kilcfer IN the ninth inning
tBatted for York in the ninth inning.

chicago. ........... q 2 Dol q -
New York......... 0 0 % i Ks
Two Ease hits-Meusei. Young Rawlings
Three base hit-Mcusel. Home run--uoI-
locher. Sacrifices-Deal Kelly 2, Crimes !"
Barber, Burns. Young, Meusel nouhle plnys
--Bancroft. Rawlings and Ktllvi Burns Dam
croft and Frisch: Snyder and bancroft T,eft
ON bases-Ncw York, II Chicago, Q Raars
on bails-Of Freeman, q OF Jones O. tIltg
-Off Freeman. In I inning (rore ont ~
second off Jones', IN i-9 tnriups, or
York. IN ] ~ innings. orr Tnnev. IA
Va Innings: orr sallpe, In 90 lnniupp.
Off Shea, IN INNINGS. Hit bv nitshcr--rv
Freeman G7urns) Nv Shea. CSliiefnr1: Is
York tSnydCrl. Struck or'--Bv Jones Il
hv Snlee. hy Shen. I. Winning pitcher
Shea Losing rfohcr--1orcs. r'rnpircs.-
Mccormick ard ltlcm. TInc of game
hours End minutes.
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Brooklyn .......... 0 0 II
Two base hits-Mycrs, Kiduff. Stolen
bases--Cutshaw. Johnston, q Sacrifice-Cui-
shaw. Left on bases-Pittsburgh. ;; Brook
lyn, g. Bases on halls--Off Cooper L; off
Ruether. .. Struck out-By Cooper g.; by
Ructher, T. Umpires-Hart and Emslie
Time of game-1 hour and IS minutes
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American Association.

Minneapolis. H. Louisville. 8.
Kansas City. II. Columbus, ..
indianapolis. 3; 81. Paul. o.
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Reading In Toronto.
~ Rochester CFirst camel II. II. r..
Jersey City,. o 3 O o 2 o Ill 13 3
Rochester ..... o . ~ o. 2 2
Battcrles-Tocnrr and Mcneil. Morgan,
Wright and Writ.
Second game. ". II. r.
Jersey City........ n q o 4 q - . 2
Rochester ......... - o q o x
Battcriea-carruthersa and Freitag. Wisner
Keennn and Mattox. Called BY agreement.
At ivracusc- Y. H. r.
Newark ........ 01 t2s4i lii - 3
syracuse ...... 4 q 0 q o 4 q o. II 2
Observation-Disclosures. and withrow. Dod-
son, Montgomery. Olson. Manners; witter
and Niehergall. Prediger.
Al buffalo n. VI. r..
Baltimore . oO0 % q a. 4
Buffalo ANN. . o o o u q o q r. n
Batteries-Clarke and Egan; Gordonier and
Schwert.
At Toronto n. IT, f.
READING ........ I o o o o q q q "a o
Toronto ........ q q = y 2 Z X--fG ~ 1
Bntteries-Sarxfield. Swartz nnd Smith;
Fortune and Devine; Hill
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Totals. 20 0 4s26 4 Totals. 80 / & 81 90
1.-TWO out when winning run Mna scnred
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REsIu rs OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

LIMA oAmES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No Enmes were scheduled.
THE CLUBS.
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Rawlings Also u Hero.

A mighty useful player was this man
Meusel yesterday-hardly like the over
anxious slumping finder OF spots for
double plays Of the Western trip. At
last Meusel has vindicated not only HIM
self but the judgment of John McGraw.
And 1t may yet be that the smashing
Meusel will drive the Giants to the pen
nant.
Right behind Meusel among the heroes
OF the shindig are Johnny Rawlings. Bill
Cunningham. Dave Bancroft and red
beaded. scrappy, game Pat Shea. He Is
not a slugger and perhaps overlooked
as ono OF the great hitters in a pinch
this little second sacker of the Giants.
But he's a fighter If ever there was
one on a ball field and he IS driving In
more runs than a lot of clouters with
bigger regulations. Rawlings It was
who followed the Meusel triple in the
seventh with n double, sent in the run
which tied. and soon came in with the
tally that left the Cubs trailing.
That seventh run was driven in by
unningham-another scrapper-who al
ready had got single His pinch hit
TO fill the bases and a scoring single by
Bancroft after a scoring sacrifice by
Burns stood out In the sixth inning rally.
into which Cunnie had been hurled as
batter vice Slim Sallee
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED rOR TO-

Newark VI Syracuse.
Jersey City In Rochester.
Baltimore in Buffalo.
Reading in Toronto
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MEUSEL HOMERIC IN
TRIUMPH OF GIANTS
His Punishment Of Cubs
Pitchers Stands Out in
Success by 9 to z.
TONEY DOES NOT LAST
Yields Five Runs in Three
Rounds - Shea and
Sallee Shine.
TONEY DOES NOT LAST
BY DANIEL.

1t was a battle to test anew the fight
Ing qualities of the Giants-that seesaw
game with the Cubs ut the Polo Grounds
yesterday. 1t was a gallant. uphill
scrap. in which the New Yorks got a
rare opportunity to prove their game
ness in the face of most discouraging
collapse In pitching. and once more .hey
came through with flying colors. They
scored their seventh straight victory by
to and as the Pirates lost to the
Dodgers the Giants are only game ana
a half behind the leaders. What a
difference in 2 week
OF the various Giants who played
leading roles in the subjugati ton Of the
Kiuefer Klan the truly Homeric one was
Istsh Meusel. The former Phille-he
who had ignored chance after chance to
raakc himself solid with the fans here
finally developed his remarkable poten-
tialitics to something like the best that
Is in him and enjoyed the sweetest day
lc has had as Giant lie was in the
thick OF every sally and every rally
right on the job every time there was
something to be done.
Mcusel got a triple, a double. single
and a sacrifice fly in five times up. He
sent in three runs and scored two him
self. He failed only in the third In
ming. when. with nobody on, he fouled
to Grimes. His double in the first gave
the lead to the Giants, after the Cubs
had opened aggressivey on Fred Toney
with j single by Flack and home run
BY Hollocher for brace Of talies His
single started fine rally in the sixth.
which sent the New Yorks within one
run Of tie; his triple was the vital
pivot in two run assault which put
the locals in front in the seventh. and
his sacrifice sent in the last run for the
Giants and cemented the victory.
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BASEBAII, IBiErS siiGLD TO-DAY.
brooklyn vs.. fl.tsbarEh $50 T.. 81 -ddv.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY p"tp GROUNDS.
$3.50 r ~. Cia"' ... 4" t~s.--ft',..
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Totals. ~ Z IH = II I
'Batted for Morgan in seventh inning.
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Ncw Nurk ln WashlnElon

Ncw York IN Washington.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
Evanston, Ill.
Rv MI Cari1sn

The Clever Club will give a ban
uuet at Connor's Hall, March IA 1t
will be formal X. Thomas, manager.
The Emerson St. Dept. ~ light
basketball team defeated the L. 5.
team on Feb, %, by a score OF q 10
10. Heavyweight score, 33-14
The c. & c! has opened a first class
ladies' and gents shoe shining parlor
and general newsstand at 1906 W.
Railroad Ave. Your patronage IS
solicited
C. Houston and r. Thomas have
opened an up-to-date shoe shining par
1or at 1860 Sherman Ave. Repair
mig neatly done. We make a speciality
of cleaning and blocking all kinds OF
hats.
A grand inaugural athletic stag will
be given by the J. L. Lash Club at
Connor's Hall, 61S Davis St, Satur-
day, March 5. Good speaking, good
music, plenty of cats, whist, hearts,
'neverything. Come early, stay late.
Admission 81.
Mr.. Samuel J. Cannon, for forty
years a resident Of this city, has
launched drive to collect $1,000 as
a starter towards a $4,000 annex to
the colored Emerson St. W Mr..
Cannon is always ready to help his
people. He has the ear OF many
prominent people of this city who are
always ready, through him, 10 help
our folk. He has never failed TO de
liver the goods.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05

Phillis Wheatley girls at the Y. NJ. C..
y. on Prospect and End street, Thurs
day evening, proved to be a decided
success. The fairy dance by the dra-
matte class of girls deserves special
mention Mrs. Tucker, of fuckers
School OF Dancing, gave an inspiring
talk The Thomas Choral Club rem
dered several selections
The Harmonic Choral Society, OF
which Mrs. Grace Willis Thompson is
directress, will give a concert March
24th at St. Johns A. NJ. E. Church on
East 10th street. Henry A. Ethridge
of Chicago will be the soloist for the
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Halter. of
East 10th street, entertained at a din
ner Sunday in honor OF Mrs. John d.
Frierson and Mrs. Montgomery of De-
troit, and Mrs. Molie De Brown OF
Akron, Ohio
Mr.. Sylvester Carter leaves Tuesday
for Pittsburg.
Mr.. Cecil Washington was able to be
taken home from the hospital. His
many friends will be glad to learn that
he is improving.
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Champaign, Ill.

The Bellshazzar's Feast portrayed
in ten acts Wednesday, Feb. ., at the
4. NJ. Z. Church was well carried out.
The characters wore costumes suit
able for the play and each acted his
part we'll. We commend Mrs. J. A.
Sherman for this wonderful play The
participants were very much cncour-
aged because of the big audience OF
about 800.
DR.. J. A. Hamlet, editor of the
Christian Index, the official organ OF
the {. NJ. Z. Church, preached morn
ing and evening. The Forum which
is held from 4 to 5 o'clock was we'll
attended and good program was
rendered DR.. J. A. Hamlet spoke
for the Forum III the afternoon.
Mr. Granwell Lee IS i'll at his home,
705 North Poplar St.
Mr.. George Prcson opens up a gro
Gerry store on North Fifth. In recon-
mcnding him, we do it advisedly.
SCOTS orchestra gave dance at
Assembly Hall Thursday, Feb. oath.
About sixty couples were present and
everyone enjoyed themselves in the
highest.
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New Orleans, La.

Raleigh Alonza Scott, known as the
three-mau entertainer. has been an
interesting visitor in New Orleans re
Gently, As poet, orator musician and
singer. accompanied by his miniature
organ. He has appeared at several
churches and has given good per
formanocs.
The Crescent Players. under the
management OF Dady. James. have
played a successful engagement at
the Temple Lhcatcr. The Dare
Devil special film OF the race III
the movies, made a decided Int. The
manager has guaranteed continuance
OF good clean shows at the TEN
pie.
On Thursday evening. February "a,
occurred the lovely wedding OF Miss
Hazel Bernard, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. !. b. Bernard, TO Mr.. Albert I.
Roberts, which was celebrated at :
O'Clock at the home OF the bride on
Washington Ave. 4 large gather
ing of relatives and friends were IN
attendance. The parlor was beauti-
fully decorated with white and pink
roses. The bride looked beautiful
in her gown OF white satin trimmed
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
Houston, Texas

Mr. Henry Moor, ono OF Houston's
oldest citizens, died last week His
funeral took place from St. Pauls A.
NJ. f. Church on Edwards St, OF
which he was one OF the oldest mem
bers. Rev. Hamilton ofiiciated.
Mr.. Geo. Phelps and Miss Ernestine
Solkns were united in holy bonds OF
,natrinony last Sunday by Rev. E. w.
Fields.
Hon. B. F. Wallace of Palestine,
Tex, is visiting Houston this week,
The Smarter Set played to a
crowded house in Houston last week.
Hon A. K. Leonard OF San Antonio
Tex, president of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, visited Houston
last week.
Mrs. Salle Shelburn was struck
over the head by an unknown assail-
ant Saturday night. She is in criti-
cal condition at this writing.
Bring all news for The Whip to Mr.
Archibald, reporter and agent, 422
San Felipe St. Phone Preston 1880.
We want 500 new readers for March.
You will find The Chicago Whip for
sale in every ward in Houston. Copies
at the following named places for
sale: Dorne's Cafe, IS Prairie Ave,
Little Queen Barber Shop, us San
Felipe ST, Walker and Brown Bar
Der Shop, 603 San Felipe ST., Climax
Drug Store on Bowling St.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05

FEBRUARY 18th at Community House.
Many members present
The Girls Musical Choral expert
many OF their friends to be present
at their regular meeting Tuesday.
March ], at Oligct
The Umbriau Glec Club will appear
at Berean Baptist Church. March 1th.
IN concert and Social entertainment
Flower Girls the boslcsscs.
Meet Mr. Allie Orr, 1922 Indiana
Ave, Whip Club Reporter.
The Hart Musical and Dramatic
Club new members in our familv)
met IN a social gathering last Friday
evening, 5l5l Dearborn St. at 500
+. NJ, Great things are within their
planning. Indeed this appears a
talented aggregation.
The Golden Lily Pleasure Club
enjoyed the hospitality Of Mrs. Saun-
ders at 1925 State Street. Saturday.
February 26th. We expected lust
such a glorious time.
The Young Ladies' Athletic Club
are becoming expert in basketball.
Fridays and Tuesdays at Olivet Bap-
fist Church.
NJ { oecllS tendency toward
coalition between the Peoples Move
ment Club and the NJ. {. {. Sunday
Evening Club.
st. Marks Lyceum prepares excel
lent program in connection with the
appearance Of Dr. Carl Roberts and
other speakers March 9th. 5 p M
Chicago's local favorite will sing.
Attention Clubs! The Ka1na
Gamma Social Club at the windows
They reside in Memphis. Tenn. ITO,
welcome.
The Fisk Club met at .3441 Indiana
Ave, February Goth. Many former
students were present. Further an
nouncement waited.
Owing to the multiplicity OF invita-
tons to attend socials and club
entertainments and the scarcity OF
available proxies we herewith apollo
glze for inability to respond or to
attend same.
The Theosophical Society met at
Community House Sunday afternoon,
Miss J. Darlington was presented in
address, The Society of the Star OF
the East" 1t was heavy amulet.
Review! The Corpus Juris-social
and student body in Club form. II
meets the End and 4th Sunday after
noon at 3lst and South Park Ave.
Young law students are eligible. r.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05

WHIP QUESTION?
Cd What citizen in Illinois is
equally as prominent in literature?
% Please vote on Oldest Woman's
Club in Chicago2
CD What is the name of the most
popular club in Chicago?
(4) Vote on the most popular:
Young Dramatic Reader?
Local Singer?
Favorite Pianist?
First club sending the most answers
(correc0 gets POSITION OF
HONOR.
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Cleveland, Ohio

Miss Pearl Kinds, of 2280 East 95th
street, gave curtain shower for Miss
Helen Banks of Lake View road, who
is to be married in the near future.
Thirty guests were present. Miss
Banks left Immediately for Pittsburg,
Pa .shere she will select~2nd- pilrchase
her wedding trousseau.
: Miss Bessie Randolph will give sill
Yer and linen shower for Miss Banks
Friday evening at Mrs. Fred Clarks
residence on East 85th street.
Mrs. Hattie Muckes, of Devonshire
road, entertained twelve of her friends
with a whist party Wednesday even
ing. A dainty luncheon was served by
the hostess.
Mrs. Taylor, of East 95th street, was
hostess at card party Friday evening
Mrs. ]. Ison won first ladies' prize and
Mr.. Tolls first mems prize.
Mrs. Lottie Blakely was called to
Pittsburgh on account OF the death OF
enc of her relatives.
Francis Alberta, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brack of East doth street,
has entered Central High school.
Mrs. Ada Smith, of 1925 10th street,
will entertain the Nastfi Society on
Friday evening, March 4th.
Mrs. Jennie Day, OF East 74th street,
who has been i'll since her return from
New York, is able to be out again.
Rev. Gilom of the NJ. Z. Church of
Columbus, Ohio, preached a soul stir
ring sermon at ST. Johns Church, East
40th and Central avenue Sunday morn
ing.
Phone Rosdale 4O07 for social, per-
sonal and club news.
Miss Ozella Moore proved herself a
charming hostess at a dinner Tuesday
evening at her residence, 2lS9 East
Tooth street. The guests were Mrs.
Alice Thomas, Mrs Allen Baker, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawson, Rev J. F. Bryant,
Rev c. A. and Mrs Fishback, Mrs.
Anna Glover and Miss Woodson.
Mrs Henry Breckenridge of 2270
East 69th street is reported on the sick
list
Mrs. Trimble, wife of Carey Trimble,
is quite i'll at her home on East 48th
street
The beautiful modern fat situated on
East 10th street and Cedar avenue has
recently been let to colored tenants.
Mr.. Joe Harris of the Royal Inn has
the renting of them.
Mrs. Theodore Taylor will entertain
the Cleaner Missionary Society March
18th
Mrs Stephen Bunker and daughter,
Miss Leona, we're the dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mitchell, May
field road Euclid Heights
Miss Ida Miller, the well known
evangelist, will conduct a revival at St.
James A. NJ. T. Church in east end
beginning Sunday, March 9th, 1921
The entertainment given by the
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The Clubs

POSITION OF HONOR: St
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~ 1 4 4 -
Marks Lyceum
f20), the South
Park Open Door
or equal number
OF answers.
Please meet the
Harmonic Choral
Society OF Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The Chicago
b II S II e $ $
Wofnan's League
held an interest
in G m { tin &
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Liberty Life Insurance Co,
3515 Indiana Ave, announces that il
has leased the entire second floor OF
the Roosevelt Bank Bldg, 35th ST.,
and Grand Blvd, for occupancy on
or about May 1.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04
A LETTER TO The
PRESIDENT.
NATIONAL EQUAL RIGHTS LEAGUE
lhicapn LII |

NATIONAL EQUAL RIGHTS LEAGUE
Chicago, ILL.,.
The President, Warren G. Harding
Washington, ID. {.
Sir
There has been introduced again into the
House oil Representatives AT this session OF
Congress two bills framed in accord with the
thought OF the Colored Americans after study,
suffering and labor. One is the Dyer Bill.
socalled, intended to make lynching a crime
against the Federal Government The other
segregation OF interstate passengers for race.
These two bills represent the earnest desire.
and are the result OF years OF study by the
leaders OF this Coored American element. The
Coorcd race feels these measures are OF press
ing need for life and liberty. to escape cruel
iixion OF body and OF mind. and had expected
their passage by this Congress.
1our noble sentiment on lynching and NAL
treatment tor race has. by your suggestion OF
Federal Commission to study the question OF
race relations and friction had unfortu-
nate effect, namely, to encourage substitution
carrying a direct remedy. Any weakening OF
the forces Tor these bills would be most
injurious to our welfare Hence il is we
appeal 10 you 10 make it known to Congres So
and thereby 10 the country, that in your mes
sage you had no thought or desire to head off
appearing from the last session carrying pro
posed relief from race persecution and pro
scripton
Praying an early reply, we are,
Yours to abolish maltreatment,
NJ. a. n. SHAW, Pres
MRS. EVA NJ. WELLS. Asst. Cor. Sec'y.
VILLAIN MONROE TROTTER,
Corresponding Secretary,
"a Cornhill Boston. Mass.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04

MI. Williams, graduate of Tuske-
gee, ex-student of Oberlin College
and an overseas veteran has already
taken up his duties and is making
friends for himself and the bank as
he did while clerk at The Vincennes
Hotel and other places where he has
been a trusted employee.
Mr.. Flowers, President of the bank
stated that as fast as he found place,
he would place other colored people
in positions, knowing that eventually
the majority of his depositors would
be colored and this was no more
than the proper thing to do. This is
another indication that the Bank in
tends to serve the community.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04

In adults the symptoms of tonsillitis
are increased temperature, l0l to los
degrees f. general malaise, dull head
ache and the familiar aches and pains
OF any acute infection.
In children the disease is very COM
mon and goes on often unrecognized
until some other organs OF the body
have been damaged from the diseased
tonsils Children may have the same
symptoms that adults have and again
they may complain OF only soreness in
the throat and pain on swallowing.
The Prevention of Tonsillitis
/. Remember that tonsllitis or
kiss or use the dishes or glasses OF a
person suffering with the same.
?. Keep the body tone up to nor
nal; get plenty OF good pure fresh air,
but avoid sudden exposure to cold and
dampness.
3. A great many epidemics of sore
throat have been traced to impure milk
supply but our modern means of Pas
tuerzation and handling milk has
greatly reduced epidemics of sore
threats.
4. People who have recurring at
lacks OF tOnsllltS SnOulQ nave tnelT
tonsils removed as diseased tonsils
only tend to poison the entire system,
affecting such structures as the heart
valves, the joints lin the form OF rheu-
matism), appendix, gall bladder, etc.
The home treatment for tonsilitis is
very simple, but owing to the fact that
this disease Stimulates diphtheria in the
beginning it is better to have a proper
diagnosis made before instituting any
kind of treatment
Mrs. A. writes: % What is your
advice in regard to reducing?
~ Do you advise an operation for
gall stones;
Answer: % 1t is natural for some
people to be lean and for others to be
lat. Unless the fat is causing some
distress symptoms and affecting the
leart muscles in the form OF fatty de
generation | would advise not to re
duce
% In case Of repeated attacks of
gall stone collie | advise operation.