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Evening star., 1921-10-05

Mr.. 18th AND PARK RD.: this extra well
built modern house. II r. and b.; garage,
ETC.: could not be duplicated for Sls.o00; our
price, sl3. $50; terms
Evening star., 1921-10-05

Mr.. LAMONT AND 18th: possession: 10 r.
and h.; LIST floor parIuet: double rear pOrches: {:
electric light h.w.h; owners closing out their
interest: $11. 900; 81, $50 cash.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
CHEVY Chase Md.
Another Northeast.

Another Northeast.
Only $500 cash and $50 per month for this
sx-room house. 1t Is in excellent condition
and in a splendid location. Call in to see
us at once il you want a cheap house. Sac
rifced at 81. $50.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
SII,5oo.
KlLBOURNE ST.

Semi-detached tapestry brick; 2 stories and
attic: outside rooms a bedrooms): front and
rear porches; instantaneous heater. h.-w.h.
and electricity. Vacant.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Community Notes

Among the persons who rendered
volunteer service at the Community
House last week were Miss Dora
Beard, as stenographer; Mrs. Winnona
Buckner, as hostess, and Mrs. Saraz
Ozela as storyteller and play leader
and Miss Esther Faulks and Mrs. Der
tina Hensley as girl worker.
Many OF the former attendants al
the Saturday Evening Community So
cial were on hand last Saturday.
Neighborhood work was started last
week in the Federal street neighbor-
hood and the Dearborn street neighbor-
hood, More volunteers are needed tor
this work.
Miss Esther Faulkes, Miss Ruth Toll
MARIE, Mrs, NJ. Burgette Johnson, Miss
Blanche Hickman and Miss Martha
Wilson were in conference last week
concerning the play-fest They are
planning for the public one OF the most
delightful treat OF the season.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

Nhen spring comes ! am going to
take good spring tonic If YOU real
~ need tonic you need it when the
weakness IS staring, not after the pro-
cess has been going on for three or
tour months. To say that there IS no
value to tones is misleading, but be
assured that if you do not know. some
one knows what is wrong with you
For example, | once knew a woman
wherein the only symptom she COM
planned oil was weakness Instead OF
her seeking her family physician, she
went to an inexperienced drug clerk
who knows nothing about the human
system. All he knew was how to
compound drugs. She told this drug
clerk that she was suffering with weak
ness. lie looked upon the shelf and
took down a bottle of Beef, Iron and
Wine and told her this would strength
en- her. In all she took six bottles.
The last bottle she bought she was un-
able to go after it. She had to send
for H. Showing no improving, but
getting weaker all the time This poor
woman became frightened and sent for
physician. The physician examined
her and found she had pulmonary
tuberculosis consumption in the third
stage. Her case was hopeless because
she had let the process 60 on too long
before seeking the proper advice. Had
she in the beginning sought her ply
stefan and took the fresh air, pure
food and pure water, with rest and
medicine she might have prolonged her
life and lived to enjoy many more
happy days.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Y. w. G. A. News

The regular meeting OF all the mem
bers OF the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held Monday, April
II, at 8 p. m. in the Blue Triangle Club
House, 354l Indiana avenue.
Mrs. Irene NJ. Gaines is now acting
general secretary OF the Indiana ave
nue. Branch y. W. {. A. We are con-
ident that the good work will con-
tinue under her leadership as she is
well informed along all lines of social
works farseeing and broadmnded,
which means a great deal to us.
A musical banquet will be given in
the Blue Triangle Club House, by the
Y. W. c. A. Glee Club on Tuesday
April s, with Mrs. Martha A. McAdoo
and some OF the cities most noted mu-
sicians as their guests.
We are pleased TO have Mrs EtheI
Hammond, City Health Nurse, as di-
rector of physical training at the y
w. c. A. every Saturday evening iron
Is TO 10.
Our dressmaking, cooking and dra-
matte classes are still growing each
week, but we still have room for more
On Friday. April 8, beginning al
4 ESQ. DR.. Davis will lecture on the care
OF the teeth and Dr. Weaver, on the
care OF the feet Everybody is wei.
come.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
". M. C.. A. News

The Pullman Porters Fraternal So
ciety began holding sessions at the
y. NJ. {. 4. Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. These sessions will continue
throughout the week at the same hour.
Dr. George b. Shepardson, evange-
list. delivered a fine message on last
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock The
singing was enhancing. Oscar Miller
and William F. S. Yates will sing every
Sunday afternoon during these meet
ings. DIR. Shepardson IS phyhician
and chemist. His sermons are inter
esting and are illustrated by the use
OF chemicals. Everyone is invited TO
attend. Come early and get good
seat. Subject for Sunday afternoon.
Life and Eternal Life" Dr. Shep-
ardson feels confident that all who at
tend this service will be well repaid
for coming In the mixing OF the
chemicals at this meeting there will be
miniature explosion something diff
ferent from methods used by other
ministers to convey religious messages.
The City-Wide Clean Up and Garden
! Campaign begins on Saturday, April 9.
There will be one concerted effort on
the part of schools, churches and other
agencies TO clean up the alleys. yards
and vacant lots. The Wendell Phil
lips High School will begin by dis
| tributing advertising matter over an
area between Van Buren, street and
Fifty-hfth street and Shields avenue
and Lake Michigan. Mr.. Dudley Grant
Hays, superintendent School Exten-
ton Bureau, will accompany the y. NJ
{. A. representatives to the various
schools for the purpose OF presenting
the matter to the school children
There will be parades and demonstra-
tons in which business enterprises are
asked to take part. All who wish to
enter floats or vehicles of any de-
scription are asked to notify Robert
F. Tinsley, general activities secretary,
The public is invited TO hear the
Engiewood Musical and Dramatic Club
who will present two-act musical
operetta and one-act drama, The
Eyes OF the World Tuesday evening
April II, at Sis. Music will be rem
dered by Y. NJ c. A. orchestra. A
great deal OF preparation has been
made by the company to make this the
best offering OF the season. The adj
mission is free.
Motion pictures in the lobby every
Saturday evening at BIS.
Recent Arrivals.
Prof. Sterling n Brown, Washing
ton. d. C.; p w Walker, Denver,
Colo; J. S. Lorick, St. Louis, Mo.
f. Brice, Canton, Ohio; II. w. jane
son, Peoria, H.; David Jones, Dayton,
Ohio; D. L. Butler Joliet, ILL.,; {. w.
Rose, New York City.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
The Devil Is Here

WE'LL they here The organization from Dixie The
which for had beaten and murdered black folks
The who have oudsanced the Amenans its butchery
cruelty. The Ku Kux Kan with 1t stands upon
batemen of the City Hall and of its unsavory record 1t
has the audacity to openly advertise for recruits
be taken for granted that the of
K Khan is recent its advertisement suggests The poisonous
propaganda of this malicious khan played small
the minds of hoodms for the dporabe The Whip
called the 2ubs attention this during the clash In editorial
THE Riot and the Hidden Hand-it pointed detail the
work of the Ku Klux
significant how this organization, which has always
operated under has modified its since decided
into the for membership. One of the
things claims stand for the protection of the womanhood
all and the United States If did know that
of their ubteruge fact took them serious,
would ask them why they have protected black
southern vutures? Why they did the many black
who have been nched because they refused commit
objectionable crime? Even with their handicap black
kind of protection that this organization able give
stands TO that white do not need it. They
have generations of culture the backing of the courts the support
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Facts On Unemployment
(By the Urban League)

Fifteen hundred men and women Of
our race are out OF employment in
Chicago today.
One thousand are homeess-sleeping
in police stations. pool rooms, halt
ways, and other uncomfortable places.
Three hundred men and women APP
ply at the League Offices each day for
work.
Not more than ten are able to obtain
il. The majority must be sent TO free
meals and free beds
Relief
One hundred and fifty men are given
Tree shelter each night.
Three hundred meals are now given
free each day.
Seventeen thousand two hundred and
siNty-one meals have been served since
the first of January.
Six thousand four hundred and sew
enty-three have been given shelter
since the hrst OF January
The Urban League, churches and So
cial agencies have done this work.
What have you done to help it along1
The Urban League has been the
clearing house and is spending more
than 500 a week to carry it on. The
League called the other agencies into
conference, secured donations of food,
the loan OF cots and gifts OF money.
II has turned over large part of its
Office force and a good deal OF its build
ing space to the work for the unem-
ployed.
Join the League NOW and help
make this and other good work
possible.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Andrew Savage Dies.

Andrew H. Savage, general mana
ger for the southside office OF the
Fidelity Investment Company, died
last Saturday night, April End, at the
National Sanitarium at Johnson City
Tenn. His death at the age OF SO
comes after an illness of short dura-
ton, having contracted pulmonary
affection last year. He was taken to
his home in Talladega, Ala, Sunday
where he will be inferred. His So
journ in Chicago won to him many
friends and his efforts with the ri,
deity Investment Association had
been marked with striking success,
and his demise is felt keenly by all
his friends and associates.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
QUINN CHAPEL A. M. E.
CHURCH

The Ku Klux Kan will be tho
subject OF the sermon 10 be delivered
by the pastor Sunday morning at l0:45
O'Clock
Sunday, April Is, subject: True and
False Leaders.
A big revival choir has been organ
lied and will assist in the services
every Sunday night This church con
tinues TO feed every day the unem-
ployed. Special noon day services
every day
Dr. John A. Gregg, president OF vii
berforcc. Ohio. will preach at Quinn
Chapel Sunday April p. and will de-
liver an illustrated lecture on Africa
Monday night, april Is. DR.. Gregg
has been in Africa and will speak from
npreouaI evnerioure
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

ed each service DR.. G. r. Bryant
preached Al the morning service to the
delight oil all. while at p. IN. Rev.
Hancy delivered fine sermon and
his choir furnished music. Next Sun
day the pastor will preach at the morn
ing services Lyceum at Sis and
Or. s. Garland Penn will preach at
the evening services In two weeks
ference St Mark IS expecting his re-
turn. \ vote was taken and was IMAM
imous. Next Sunday the trustees are
having a rally. Each member IS asked
to pay Sl0O.
THE OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Rev. l.. T. Williams, D. D.,
minister
Last Sunday being the FIRST Sunday
in the month, the Oivet Church was
OVERLOOKING long before the time for
the services to begin. The pulpit at
fhirty-hrst street was filled both morn
ing and al night by the Rev. DIR. SUIT
ton Z. Griggs OF Memphis. Tenn. In
the morning DR.. Griggs held the vast
audience speIlbound with an eloquent
sermon on The Test OF Fire At the
close OF the services the pastor, DR.
Williams and his assistant pastors,
Rev II. b. Hawkins and ]. c. Car
roll. administered the Lords Supper
10 more than five thousand members.
In the evening the house was crowded
again to hear DR. Griggs preach an
other most eloquent sermon on The
Fighting Christ. 4 goodly number
OF accessions were made during the
day On Frilay evening, April 3. DR..
Griggs viii lecture at the church on
The Race Problem Monday evening.
April Is. the Young Ladies Cosmo-
poltan League will present a play en-
titled Not a Man in the House. Ad-
mission IS cents.
The kindergarten and the Day Nur-
sery are both filled with the children
OF the community and the church is
still reaching out and extending its
usefulness TO every phase OF social
lie Special service next Sunday at
both church homes. All are welcome
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Joint Band Concert a Success.

The joint Band Concert given by
the LIST company OF the X OF P's. and
Great Lakes Lodge No -, b. p. o.
Elks at the X. OF P. hall, 35th and
Indiana Ave, last Monday night was
brilliant success, being we'll attended
by an appreciative and enthusiastic
audience. The selections rendered by
fully sixty musicians showed each and
every man to be an accomplished
musician and indicated that much
preparation had been given to the
music for this concert The Prize
Waltz between members from the
two orders was ommitted. Director
Washington comes in for large
share of praise for his splendid work
as conductor of the joint band.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

lie store IS only required to hold such
articles, upon which deposit is made,
Tor reasonable length OF time. A
period OF three years is obviously
longer than can be considered reason
able | should advise, however, that
You take your receipt down and take
the matter up with the manager of
the store and perhaps he will give YOU
an exchange ticket allowing you to
select that amount OF other merchan-
disc from the store.
CUES. was living in camp. a
soldier, and took a lady to MARYLAND
and married her after an acquaintance
OF two months. Later | was informed
that she had another husband, and
know II to be true Am | lawfully
married to her? Could she have any
claim on me? Can j lawfully marry
another woman without divorce or
some kind OF separation if | married
in the United States?
Ans. This marriage was illegal If
she was already married to another, as
she did not have the capacity to marry
you. She has no claim upon you, and
upon proof of her former marriage YOU
can have your marriage TO her an
nulled. This should be done before
you remarry again
Cues. | am government letter
carrier, with good and unspotted rec
ord. | was arrested upon a warrant
for violation OF city ordinance. The
gas company sent ont common labor
ers to inspect my house to see if they
could find a false gas connection,
which they did. / was fined the mini
mum fine of SIS, which paid. / wasn't
at home when this occurred Can ]
sue them for raising my window and
going in without a search warrant or
permission from me? Can ! sue them
for the humiliation"
Ans. You probably can maintain an
action against them for trespass in en-
tering your house without a search
warrant, but the damage, even If you
could recover. would doubtless be neg
ligible The humiliation" would prob
ably be no grounds for an action if
you were actually adjudged guilty in
court and fined for the offense.
To {. B.-Wiley Lriy,, Marshall,
Texas. | cannot ansmeks fsliy the prop
erty question, which You ask From
all that you state, however, it appears
that you have a full and good title
to this piece OF land and should pro-
coed to take possession at once. |
should advise that you consult reput
able attorney in your local city and let
him advise you how to proceed if the
other party does not voluntarily give
up possession upon your request Tor
the same.
Send questions for this column to
Herpian +. Moore, care the Chicago
Whip, 1920 State street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Professional Ethics

In weeks Whip appeared article by Lupn con;
Williams who were expelled from Association because
they had written for publications and allowed their signatures and
photos appear judge by the number OF communca-
received the subject the article in question has
created no end of discussion
The Whip cracks lash for the pleasure of seeing
welt always has definite basic reason for its DIS
with public policy act ssms to a a
gentlemen of honorable profession whose only has been that
disease and doing they have received the reward
that comes to every :s public % n good will OF the
good w this publicity to which the profession
objects claiming that aeh of advertisement and therefore
profession; contrary ethics the highest standard
Of service stands heartily and hoeGusd behind nsd
based justice and moral number two, those based upon
ancient, foolish and childish fubdubbery.
would questioning number everyone would
question number For instance mprofessiona for
ond physician visit patient until the FIRST has been definitely
based justice of physician to
another and justice toward the patient who cannot thrive with
sound ethics Is mprofessiona physician discuss the
amen of his patient with outsider That based upon the
things of the individual and the home That too is sound
ethics
physician able point the single moral
justabe why physician should allow his picture
to well his signature connection with articles which
unethca this is the only then this rule of ethics is
Hubdubbery.
ago medicine studied by rich who used
livelihood but gain social distinction 1t then
considered beneath the dignity Of the profession
publicity coateray Later, when charged there
good for ethics against publicity kept the
known made it hard for the break through
all that happened Strange that still survives One
earthly Many of the makers
medical history of today legitimate publicity rather than
'hde lights bushe The famous Mayo Brothers
said that the late DR. Murphy had legitimate channels of publicity
Dr. Leonard Keene Hhbeg of Johns Hopkins University writes
under his gnate the Health Commissioners of cities
advertised but also dispense their views freely
suffered the of the profession The acid
after all deliver the goods honoraby Aside from this
Whip gnds the professional this
munity. wishes them WELL and in attacking false ehc which
destroying their of solidarity, believes lending
practical the whole And believe
of and prosperity DR. Smith, Health Editor of the Chicago
Whip DIR. WIbeorce Williams, Health Editor of
should be publicly exonerad by their colleagues
logical charge of meca practice In their endeavors
teach the public simple principles of hygiene and the
disease they have suffered all good Samaran and the
nmolested The cons of the present will
dissolved uncouded light
santial of life will be considered. We wait.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
ST. MARKS M. E. CHURCH.
DANCE AT UNITY CLUB

There will be a grand Entertain
emnt and Dance at the Unity Club,
3140 Indiana Ave, Thursday Eve,
April 14th, 1921, given by Sparta
Lodge, No. 7748, Leah Household Of
Ruth, 1908 Grand Tilted Order Of
Odd Fellows. Music by famous 9Th
Regiment Orchestra. There will be
Past Grand Master Council of the
Chicago Patriots present. Assess
ment and admission soc.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

and | have been hiding ever since be-
| cause | do not want to have anything
to do with it. | have been told that
the judge sent out bench warrant
for me What is bench warrant ard
do ! have to go2
\ bench warrant is one issued by
direction OF a presiding Judge OF a
court. There will be no question about
your going if the officer hnds you and
serves it upon you. If you did not do
the shooting why eyade the seryice2
Dear Madame:
am seeking information. ! am
seventeen years old and the young man
keep company with is l8. He APP
piled Tor a marriage license and was
refused, as he is a minor, also an or
phan, only having a grandfather living.
The clerk told him he would be COM
PEELED to get a guardian before we
could marry. l. will become a mother
soon Please advise me what steps to
take, as he is willing and has made all
arrangements and my people are all
willing. G.. d.
As your husband is a minor he will
have to have a guardian to make aft
udAll lOl al llANHsN lOi MN anu sOA
will have to have an affidavit from your
parent or parents giving their consent.
From your statement, you should have
no difficulty in procuring the license
when those requisites are complied
with.
Dear Miss Anderson:
4 friend of mine lost his mind and
was sent back to his home i'll another
state, and has been sent to the Insane
Asylum there. He has some things
here. Could / be appointed guardian
for him and sell them?
No, a guardian will have TO be ap-
pointed in the state in which he was
adjudged insane and that guardian will
have to arrange to take care Of his
interests here.
Dear Madame;
How much does a man have to pay
when the court finds him guilty OF be-
ing the father OF a child when he is
not married TO the mother
$1,l00.00 This is payable, $4,000
the first year and $4,000 a year Tor
each year after, quarterly A settle
ment can be made with the mother OF
the child for not less than $500 in a
lump sum with the consent OF the
court.
Dear Miss Anderson:
How long must person be divorced
in Illinois before he can legally marry
in Indiana. Is residence in that state
and certain length OF time necessary.
Ii I marry in Indiana within a year
after being divorced in Illinois, can I
legally live with my husband in Illinois.
What would be necessary to make the
marriage legal in Illinois? II. M. II.
One year No. Not legally, You
are liable to be prosecuted for living
in adultery 1t cannot be legalized.
When the year is up, remarry in Hi
nois
All questions OF a legal nature cheer
fully answered. Address
Care the Whip, 1920 State St.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Mundy's Greater Bethel Choir at
Trinity.

A grand musical festival given al
Trinity, 30th and Prairie Ave. Thurs
day. April l4th. Another spring
event of note. Mundy's choir OF hun
bred voices singing classic Negro
spirituals, solos and quartettes, etc.
1t will be night of musical feasting.
Old and young can enjoy themselves
with or without the Easter style.
Come and forget your worries listen.
ing to Americas greatest chorus and
seeing the greatest choir master. Ad-
mission SOC. Tickets on sale at For
ter's Drug Store, 35th and State, and
Y. NJ. c. A., 38th and Wabash Ave.
Rev. G. w. Baber, pastor.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Postponed.

The End Ward Branch OF the
Woman's City Club will meet Friday,
April 9th, instead of Friday April lst
at the Phyllis Wheatley Home, $3.50
Rhodes Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. Mr..
Harry De Joannls or the chicago
Boosters will speak. Mrs. Irene NC
Coy Gaines, the newly appointed wee
will preside. The pubic IS
invited, Elizabeth /. Davis, Chairman
Fannie B. Williams, Secretary
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
DR.. R. A. Williams to Have Printing
Press.

1t is rumored that DIR. r. A.
Williams, president of the Royal Cir
Gle of Friends, and prominent real
estate broker of this city, will move
the printing plant of his organization
which is now in the south TO Chicago.
Dir. Williams is an excellent organizer
and it is believed that if his plant is
moved TO this city that combinations
might be made with the many maya
zines and newspapers which do not
own their own presses. to patronlze
his enterprise. DR.. Williams has only
been resident of Chicago for few
years but today he is recognized as
one of the most constructive leaders
in the city. He is a large property
owner and stands well in church and
fraternal circles.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

time and spring
tonics. do not
want to discredit
the idea OF spring
tonics, bnt why
not summer tones
fall tonics anil
W in e tonics.
Many people SUI
fer with lowered
vitality ii, fall, in
winte and in
summer, but Of
ten t hey say y,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

had to leave the
city, so want to
know ii | can get
ere dit for the
amount at this
date, as | still
have my receipt
or do ! lose the
amount of money
| paved them?
Ans. You will
probably not be
able to get your
deposit back now.