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NOTICE
Notice to State Taxpayers

Notice to State Taxpayers
| am now prepared to receive the
State taxes for the year 1921. The
attention of taxpayers is respect
fully called to the Importance of pay
ing the same prior. to December /,
1921, as on that date, a penalty OF
five per cent will be added to all I'M
paid bills, and their collection en-
forced as required by law.
THOMAS W. ROBINSON,
Room No. 2, City Hall. City Treas
? d to Dec. l. 81.
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STRAYED-TO MY PLACE OCTOBER
IS, 1921. one spotted hound Lma!e1.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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Mrs. j. was penny wise" but not
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Count F. r. Carmichael, we'll known
in commercial circles. spoke Sunday
afternoon, July oath. to a large audi
ence at The Auditorium on South
America and the commercial facilities
il offers to the world and America III
particular. Having lived in Brazil,
Argentina and other South American
countries he was in a position TO ham
die the subject in a manner that re-
suited in his being enthusiastically re-
ceived
After addressing his audience Tor
fully an hour, he was asked a number
OF questions Some person wanted TO
know what Mr.. Carmichael thought
was the best thing Tor the American
Negro to do in order TO improve his
condition Mr.. Carmichael stated that
il was a difficult question to answer in
few words, but there we're three
things in his judgment that the Negro
must do and they were, first. secure
financial standing by the accumulation
OF wealth, second. change in his pres
ent leadership and third, a greater
foothold in the industrial activities OF
| the country He also stated that he
thought the idea OF going back 10
Africa was good and when asked why
he thought so replied with the qucs-
ton, Why should the Jews go back
to Palestine when there Is not blade
OF green grass there"
III the 400,000.000 Negroes in this
world. not counting the thousand
who are passing for white, should con
tribute dollar apiece towards then
own freedom, don't you see what .
power the Negroes would have when
you consider that there are only eight
billions OF dollars in circulation" In
this same connection Mr. Carmichael
said tnat he agreed with Marcus Gar
vcy in that he was advocating an eco
, monte program with definite idea to
eccure the Negroes standing in the
commercial world
Mr. Carmichael was congratulated
on all sides by those who had lis
tened TO his lecture.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

munity Chorus appears on Municipal
Pier on the 9th, 18th, and 18th OF
August
illinois Day" at the Pier is to be
made memorable by the appearance OF
the entire Pageant Community Chorus
in spiritual, secular and new songs
1900 persons.
Jones Popularity
The popularity OF The Choral King
is Attributable to his efficiency. kind
heartedness and loving disposition.
Many groups from Chicago Musical
College. The Conservatory and others
witnessed the opening at noon parade,
And such Comments. He is the Black
John Philip Sousa,' Some beautiful
boquet.' HI is a pace setter (from
n. Clark SMITH were heard. Tuesday
evening witnessed a great rehearsal at
Wendell Phillips Gentlemen Banks,
Taylor, Gordon, Nine r. Peyton, Miss
Lewis and others are assisting Prof.
Jones.
Major n. Clark Smith and Artists.
The South Side Literary Society in
vitcs all the Clubs and the general pub
lie to be present at the Great Manuscript
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

day, July Both, Prof. J. A. Mundy
by their excellence in song. This
stellar group of celebrities drew great
numbers to their department during
the rendition, and excellent press
comment of their singing and leader
ship, Prof. Murray C. Eldridge, pres
ent.
The South Side Literary will meet
friends on second Sunday.
The Allen Stars met Tuesday after
noon met and enrolled children between
eight and fourteen years Place Bethel
Mrs. Lula Barr, Supt. Please send more
news of efforts. Thank you.
The Beacon Lights, regular members
OF the Family have again returned
Business meeting Thursday 4th instant
Welcome.
The new Club Gideon Band are
standing at the entrance Please come
in to the Family and Welcome Mrs
H. S Wilson, President
The Rosebud Circle-Mrs. Ada Pass
more, President will have excellent pro
gram at next meeting. There presenta-
ton OF David the Shepherd Boy
August 30th is awaited with interest.
The Pilgrim Choir under Prof Jas.
A. Lilliard went to the Summit last
Sunday in special numbers.
The Bethel Choir presented among
other good numbers baritone solo
(spiritual) with Prof Mundy at the
piano. The encore was as good as the
former number Name of soloist lost
o. o. Brown and Nine Della Ridge
was Brown arrived in the city Saturday
and sent special greeting to NJ. c. Sun
day Evening and other clubs Welcome
Oscar Thou too. Madamell
The Carriers George and Pauline
are off again en- tour.
EVERY WOMAN wants to hear
more OF the accomplishments and en-
deavors OF Great Women of History
they hear OF the men every day-my
gosh!' says Zip. Then come over to
Pilgrim Temple, 33rd and Indiana on
the evening of August 18th at 8 o'clock
and see which lady essayist can tell
you best" They get prizes for doing
50.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
VETS PROTEST
TUSKEGEE AS
HOSPITAL SITE
Say Even Suggestion Of Put.
ting Motion In Authority
- Is Insult

WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. o.
Announcement from the War and
Treasury departments to the effect
that Tuskcgee is being considered as
a location Tor hospital for wounded
veterans of the World War has
aroused storm of protest from ex.
service men throughout the country
II is understood that the plan is, in
some way, to connect the hospital witt
Tuskegee Institute. Many ex-servict
men take it as a distinct insult that
they be asked to submit to authority
of Major Motion in any form.
1t is recalled that the Tuskegee prin-
cipal incurred the undying enmity and
disrespect OF many doughboys il
France. when. after the armstice he
made tour of the camps, and advised
the soldiers to return to America
modest and unassuming" Major
MOTORS speeches 10 the soldiers ii
France were said to be oil such a dis
gushing nature, that many OF the meet
ings broke up in disorder, and the Off
GERS experienced trouble in quoting
the men.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
Elk SERVICE MEN MORTIFIED ATWAR DEPARTMENT PROPOSAL
t III E c l. u b S
By Walter A. Ellis

THE Little Princess" in the local
musical world. She IS proficient as
Singer. Conductor and is Pipe Organ
and Piano teacher as well as officer
in a prominent Chicago Musical Organi-
cation. A great success is assured.
The Boys Clubs of Olitet and Met
ropolitan Center played an interesting
game at the picnic on the 18th ult.
0livet won
The Girls Club feast at Unity Hall
3l40 Indiana, last Tuesday was grand
affair Building fund contributed to
NJ. c. c.
The Metropolitan Community Sunday
Evening Club presented Prof. +.
Grundy and Choir to filled auditorium
Sunday 81 ult The conductor was at
himself and then some"-the Choir as
usual put over fine program. Mrs.
O1den (misquoted last week as "white')
wife OF Rev Olden, principal speaker,
lid the same thing againi raised the
roofl
NOTE: We wish here to thank the
Choir and Great Chorus Tor the present
rendered us through gentlemen Banks
and Gordon.
The Willing Workers discontinued
meetings until August 18th. We expect
them in a body at Contest that evening
Pilgrim.
The Standard Literary Society OF
Olivet thru its President c. f. Parish,
Vice. w. H. A. Whitfield visited Pilgrim
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
MRS. SNOWDEN IS RE-
ELECTED HEAD OF
WOMEN'S CLUBS

PHOENIX, ARIZONA. Aug. D.
MRS. JONNA SNOWDEN PORTER
OF Chicago, Ill., was reelected president
OF the Northwestern Federation Of
Colored Women's Clubs. Mrs. Lynn
Ross Carter OF Phoenix. Arizona. vas
elected ice-president at large The
other officers elected were as follows .
Mrs. Jessie James. chairman OF the
executive board; Mrs May Black
Mason, first recording secretary; Mr..
Cathryn Gray. OF Oregon. second
-ecording secretary; Mrs Gertrude
Lancaster. OF Indiana auditor; Mrs
Fannie Turner OF Illinois. chaplain
Mrs. Clara Montgomery OF Wisconsin.
corresponding secretary; Mrs Bessie I
tones OF Indiana. treasurer: Mrs Ella
:. White OF California and Mrs. Ida
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
PARKER APPEALS $40 FINE

Richard L; Parker 3457 State St
who was fined $40 and costs Tuesday
morning in the Harrison ST. court. on
charges of attacking his stenographer
Miss Cleola Walker, 2o56 Federal St.
has announced that he will take an
appeal from the decision.
Although witnesses claim that they
saw Parker choke the girl, he says
that the testimony of his witnesses to
the effect that the three who testified
against him were not in the room at
the time, was ignored.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
HUBBY FACES PROBLEM As
WIFE FIGHTS MOTHER

Filial love struggled with marital
affection for predominence in the
breast of Herman Davis, %. 43l6 Ev-
ans Ave, as he watched his wife, Mrs
Nancy Davis, fighting his mother
Mrs. Irene Tripett July %.
Finally he decided that regardless OF
the merits of the fight, it should stop
SO he waded in as peacemaker.
AS usual, the peacemaker got the
worst of it. Davis was taken to the
Provident Hospital with knife wound
in his chest.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
PUBLIC LIFE APPOINTS
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
Continued From Page ID


Company:
w. H. Montgomery. Asst. Supt,
Public Lille Insurance Co.
1902 State St, Chicago, ILL.,
Dear Sir:
| am pleased to advise you that the TX.
ecutive Officers OF the Company have de
cided TO promote you from assistant superin
tendent to superintendent OF District No g.
am confident that you will endeavor 70
obey tie rules OF the Company. Doing this
YOU are cautioned to be careful and observe
the fearless motto OF the Company ito do
the most good for the most people"
Extending the right hand OF good fellow
ship when il will not be OF material injury
to YOU or the Company. You can smile and
yet be firm. Be firm and smile. The golden
rule is the best rule and guide for real men
IN the big business affairs OF the world.
This promotion means much to you, your
neighbors, your company and the writer
wish you success. You are master OF your
own destiny. Finally. there are two things
you must do; Plan your work, then work
Yours truly.
(Signed) ALFRED CLOVER.
Chairman, Board of Directors.
This action on the part of the Public
Life Insurance Company to award
merit is but part of the policy of the
organization which has been built up
by Mr.. Clover, one of the oldest and
best men in the insurance world. 1t
is also a significant fact that a COM
pany of this kind, having over 5000
stockholders and Differed by white
persons and having assets over $780,
600. Mr.. Clover has shown that his
81 years OF experience in the life in
surance business have counted for all
OF the wonderful success OF this conf
pany as with other companies with
which he has been connected in the
past Mr., Clover announced that as
last as the business grew Just so last
would he reward those who had helped
make it grow, thus holding out some
thing to each person working for the
company as well as every policyholder
and stakeholder on the sonthside.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Ebenezer Choir anP the celebrated
Octette.
me exceffence OF the numbers and
the popularity of Major Smith under
the superior management OF Mr. A. A.
Brown assures success OF this Testi-
monial
The Alpha Deltas are cleaning up at
the Eighth Armory in their dancing
classes. The wonderful progress made
by this club is owing to the good char
acter and superb manager, Mr.. Williams
and officers speak we'll for the good
personnel. More will be read here con-
corning them next week
The Englewood Musical and Dramatic
Club through its President 6. Fred
erick Williams sends greeting to the
Family. This entire club will be present
at our contest to back their con-
testant II IS reported Are you coming !?
Pilgrim-15th
At the pier during the singing OF this
Chorus, it was noticed that The Little
Music Master" was assigned as the pro-
per designation for Prof. Mundy When
Chicago public assigns name or sub
rquet, it sticks On Douglas Day
this Chorus win appear august 7th)
Bishop Carey. Rev. s. Z. J. Watson,
Abelbert H. Roberts (Rep) and many
prominent ministers will Join with
statesmen, aldermen and citizens to hon.
or DOUGLAS.
The ]. A. Finnie Harmony Glee Club
appears upon the Pier with the Mems
Glee Clubs, directed by Miss Pauline
James Lee, on Sunday evening. August
9Th. The United Glee Clubs have ex-
cellent directors in person of King Long
and Miss Lee. Miss Lee is known as
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
BASEBALL FAN IS CUT
IN ARGUMENT At
GIANTS PARK

So intense is becoming the rivalry
between the teams in the National Ne
gro Baseball League that their adher-
ents in the blcachers cannot restrain
themselves from violence. Sunday
saw another cutting scrape staged be
tween supporters OF rival teams.
During the Sunday game between
the Columbus Buckeyes and the
American Giants, Joe Hamilton, So,
1920 Calumet Ave, was cut about the
arms BY Houston Brakehcld. POO L.
37th St. Hamilton was taken to
Provideni Hospital.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Al Seller OF Minnesota, organizers;
Mrs Clara Montgomery OF Wisconsin.
chairman OF the WAYS and means com
mittce Mr. Ollie II Redd OF Wyo-
ming. chairman OF the program com
mitlcc Mr. Minnie II. Scott OF Ohio
parliamcntarian and Mrs Gertrude
Rush Oh Iowa. legal advisor
The next or third biennial scssion OF
the Northwestern viii be held In Los
Angelo. Cal IN l923
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
CELEBRATE LIBERALS
RIRTHDAy

WASHINGTON. D. c, Aug. o
President King, and members of his
commission celebrated the 18th ami
versary of the Liberian republic at the
legation house last week. The occa-
sion was a society event.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
CHIEF AND HALF Of FORCE
TRIED FOR BURGLARY

KtNSTON. y. {. Angus, o.
Police Chief Evcrington. OF this city.
ard nFe patroimen. comprising haii
the police force here. have been ar
ra;gned for trial on charges OF bur
glarizing the home OF Richard Morris.
Morris claims that the officers. who
said they were searching for whiskey.
broke INTO hi, home without a war
rant, and pillaged and plundered the
premises
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

The Grand Ex-
position Chorus,
over one thous-
and voices under
the direction of
Professor Jas. A.
Mundy are Great
ing new interest
in the musical
world. Their re-
cent triumph at
the Munich p a !
Pier was accent
uated on opening
evening Satur-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
HOT TAMALE MAN HIT BY
AUTO TRUCK

John Strader, "a, 1884 Prairie Ave,
itinerant vendor of "hot tamalcs,' one
of the tribe who have distinguished
themselves by selling the Mexican
delicacics from a renovated baby car
rage on South Side streets, was pain
fully bruised in the back July &c. when
he was struck from behind at Saith ST.
and Wabash Ave. He was taken to
nearby hospital for treatment.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

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Logan statue in
Grant Park, Sat-
urday noon sing
ing Hail Chi
cago. Illinois "
and many other
songs. This NAM
moth chorus thrill
ed the loop with
its sweet singing.
This conductor
Just returned from
tlle National Assn.
Of Musicians in
N a S h vile - the
only Chicago Con-
ductor attending.
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