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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
TWO NEW CASES OF
SMALLPOX DISCOVERED

Or r. NJ. Chichester. medical cN
amincr OF the city Health Depart
ucnt has discovered two u"w cases
of SMALLPOX in Richmond. both ri
them negroes. one WAS in the plant
of the Reynolds Tobacco Company.
Will" the other WAS AT i0S HoCIhon-
:as street. South Richmond
According to Or. Chichester. there
is no need for alarm. Thos" asso-
ctatcd with both of ;hc cases nav"
been V1crjrnicd. md the examiner
has issued call to everyone t. take
this precautionary method. as il is
the only sur. method to prevent CON
traction OF tn" disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
DOMESTIC COURSES TAUGHT
BLIND IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY Mo Anrjl lC
Girls in the Kansas state school for
tha Blind are interested etuder't
In three courses in Home Hygiene
and Care az the sick instituted in
Tho. school 10y tar Wyaudottc County
Chapter OF the American Rod Gross
* particularly valuable phase OF
the work outside Of the practical
benefits derived is that such iustruc-
tion makes the rlind students feel
more nearly normal. so keen was
the interest in the course tina, boy
students requested they u" allowed 20
take. iuS'TuCftpu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

pitching STAFF. while Alderman Joc
lowers VIII make II try ut shortstop
Aiderma:. W!ufrec says he thinks he
can hold down the second bag. Coun-
Gilman Atkinson wants 10 piny at
frat.
All the men. according tn Manager
b2tkins. will bc called out for rrac-
tee ut Byrd Park one day next week.
secretary Ruskc.l !s preparing to get
In touch with tn" Washington. Bal-
ttmore and Philadelphia clubs. The
local club VIII play first with the
Police and the Elks' teams here. Man
aEcr Tom Garrett. OF the Glks team.
VIII be conferred with early next
MnNk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

Sroi times before. and Is 80 great u
!nvuritr that when II co-s;ar FOR Mrs.
Fighter was nOught. * war thought
this singer who cnn at Will produce
laughter nnd tears. Although lnto
In the season. the concert is to be- ono
OF :ho most Interesting. not only to
l:apt.sis, out to the whole commu-
nifty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
Norfolk Hue. nc,r.,uixr

Another company OF militia ha,
been mustered into the Virginia Ma.
tiCual Guard. the Norfolk Light Ar,
t'll"ry Bluos. which has just been re,
yivod T. IS officially designated rs
Battery u. First Battalion. and con.
Sis's @; three officers ana f:ty-iou,
mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

Neuralgia, rheumatism. Earache.
To"thachc. Lumbago ana for Pain. All
druggists sell BaYcr Tablets of Aspir-
In IN handy tin boxes Of -. and in
bottles of - and loo. Aspirin is the
trade mark OF Baycr Manufacture Of
Observation-Disclosures OF Sa!icylicacid,
Adv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05

The revenooors are now trying 20
patrol the ocean there's many
a ship twixt the cup and the lip
New York Sun
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
FORMER HOPKINS
ATHLETIC STAR
NOW lat ST. JOHN 5
Ed" Cashell Joins Orange And
Black Gridiron Team And Will
Be Valuable Man In Lineup In
ANY Position - Hard Practice
Today
.PUNTING OF MOVES
PLEASES NAVY SQUAD

Football stock al st. Johns College
received another boost when Ed.
Cashell, football, baseball and basket
ball star at Johns Hopkins for the
last three years. donned the mole
skins and got into action with the
team. He hasNentered College as a
member of the senior class. His de-
termination to enter the local insti-
tuition came as surprise except TO
those officially connected with the
College.
As a football man, Cashell is of
utility calibre and his addition 70 the
team is. therefore, all the more help
full Al Hopkins he shined in the
backfield on the end, and also at
centre. He can. in fact, fill in any
position He worked with the Cadets
today principally at centre, but it is
likely that he eventually will be a
FIXTURE in the backfield. Cashell now
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
WORK ON ROADWAY
MAKES GOOD PROGRESS

Very active progress is now being
made at the three angles of the public
road near the Post Graduate School
at the tangents leading TO West An
napolis and the Severn Bridge. The
road bed at those points has been
widened TO forty feet and is being
leveled on each side. preparatory to
matchmaking. The horse-shovel and
the motor-tractor are engaged in the
work. and the activities at those
places are very lively. These three
acute angles will be lessened and
safety lines greatly improved.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
SENATOR Joe BAILEY
ARGUES BIG CASE
IN APPEALS COURT

The Court OF Appeals had an excep-
tionally important case before it to-
day IL was the appeal of Joseph Gold
sell. known as Frank Godsol. against
the Nash Motor Co. corporation. in
yolvlng nearly six millions OF dollars.
Six lawyers appeared in the case
and full bench. save one. heard the
arguments. This appeal is from the
Judgment OF the Baltimore City Court.
which directed a verdict for the de-
PENDANT at the close OF the testimony
for the plaintiff.
The action was brought 10 recover
s. $50 $40. as commissions due the
plaintir under three contracts be-
tween the plaintif1 aud the defend
ants predecessor, The Thomas b.
jeffrey Co. Wisconsin corporation.
The original contract was dated Aug.
Is. 1915. IL was modified by two
later contracts.
Trial of the case came before Judee
Norris a SopeT in the Baltimore City
Court on January | OF this year, and on
February /. at the conclusion OF the
testimony. verdict was directed in
favor OF the defendant. A motion for
a new trial was denied. The plaintiff
below alleged that by these contracts
the defendants predecessor granted
to the plaintin below. the sole right
10 sell motors, cars. tractors, trucks
and other products of manufacture in
and for the countries OF France. Ser
ia. and Belgium. and the plaintiff as
serts that the defendant sold 10 the
United States for use in these coun-
tries 1885 motor-truck chassis for
$21 .093, 600 and spare parts for $780,
900. and that the plaintiffs commission
thereon was $5.590,970. This is the
basis of the suit.
Howard Bryant opened for the APP
pellant and was followed by Charles
\. futile for the same side. Mr.
Howard. Of the firm of Venable, Baet
ier and Howard. of Baltimore. began
for the appellee. and Thomas Nj
kearney succeeded him on the same
side. Hon Joseph w Bailey. ex-
United States Senator from Texas
concluded the argument for the plain
tiff-appellant
/ The case attracted unusual atten'
/ ton, number of auditors being pres
ont beside those in the case, Amonl
I the interested listeners in the argi
! hients we're several ladies q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
CRISIS EXISTS AT
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
ASSERTS GEN. BOARD
Continued From Page -


the financial condition OF the various
State-aided colleges. the report finds
that St. Johns College now owes $780,
900, and that Washington College owes
$4,000 1t points out, also, that ST.
Johns operated under deficit of $13.-
OeO in 1890 and s11.50O in 1920-21.
OF total enrolment of 15S stu
dents al ST. Johns So hold scholar
ships.
The report makes the following
among other conclusions with refer
ence to State-aided colleges:
1T is quite evident that something
of crisis exists in the case of both
ST. Johns College and Washington
College Blue Ridge College will
probably continue 10 receive limited
support from the religious body with
which ii is connected. Western Mary
land College, without debt and with a
record of economy. with also the back
ing OF a religious body of fair pro-
portions. is likely TO continue and
grow"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
LITTLE WORLDS SERIES
OPENS At LOUISVILLE
QBy The Associated Press1

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 8. -" Fair
and warmer" such in substance was
the weather mans forecast for today
The Louisville fans. thrilled over the
prospect OF seeing the first game OF
the "little world series" between the
louisville team. OF the American AS
ISOLATION. and the Baltimore Orioles
OF the International League. for the
Minor League championship. read the
forecast with delight and a glance
upward BY way of confirmation.
with both teams announced as
ready the first game of the series was
scheduled TO start this afternoon at ?
O'Clock, central time. one hour after
the. big game in New York begins.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05

During this SALE single dollar delivers this
pee of all Kitchen Cabinets your delivers with
it, without any charge the kitchen tools and tool
partrnent tray described above.
AS matter of fact, the New Improved HOOSIER
BEAUTY scarcely be called Kitchen Cabinet all
it is system of saving and eliminating work
All the splendid features which have made the HOOSIER
the avorte Kitchen Convenience the
Improved Hooser Beauty But many additional
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
Noyes Punting Well

The presence of Vie Moves. heel
footed halfback Of the Navy eleven
last season. featured yesterdays prae-
tice of the Middies. II was Noyes
first appearance with the squad, az
he had been behind in scholastic work
and only made up his delinquency a
few days ago in examinations
Meanwhile. however. he had kept HIM
self in good physical shape. SO that
settling down to gridiron work was
like the passing show TO him. Noyes
spent the greater part of the after
noon engaged in punting and he got
of some long, well placed ones. He
was decidedly the best kicker of the
Navy outfit last year, and the fact that
his services again are available, solves
a big problem that had confronted
Coach Folwell in the kicking depart
ment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
COLoRED LAD FELL
~ INTO DOCK: DROWNED

Frightened when one of his com
rades yelled Here comes cop.
John II. Hoony, colored, Ia years old
slipped as he was running and fell
into the city dock Monday night and
was drowned The body was recover
with number of other young duskies
had been playing about the dock nea
the fish market between 9 and IL
o'clock when it is said a city blue
coat appeared on the scene and chased
them, because they had frequently
been warned about playing in that
vicinity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
Richie May Seek Further

Governor Richie has practically de
cided TO put the report up to a com
mission OF 10 or fewer Marylanders
to confer further with Mr. Flexner
and the General Educational Board
and get from them. in definite form
and as recommendations the deduc-
lions which the report offers. This
it is practically certain. will start a
movement for withdrawal of State aid
from present State-aided colleges. Blu;
it is not anticipated by the Governor
that such withdrawal will be, or. can
be, effected Immediately. even if it is
found to be the only proper basis fol
aiding the colleges.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
Decides Registration Case

The Court of Appeals decided at
once the first case heard yesterday
That of Garrett VS.. Keliher and others
a question of registration of voter
in Montgomery county The case was
decided in a per curiam opinion. the
court as whole body 1t involved
the rightiof Harry q. Wilkinson to re-
main on the registration list as a
voter. The Court sustained the action
of the registers in keeping Mr.. Wiki
inson's name on the books.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
MARYLANDERS WOULD
PURCHASE BANK STOCK
sy The Associated Press9

BALTIMORE. ND, Oct. "a group
NJ baltimore and Western Maryland
interests. headed by Acknowledgement
Armstrong and including General
Bladen Lowndes and Hambleton ana
Company. bankers. of Baltimore has
made an offer for the purchase of the
stock OF the First National Bank o.
Hagerstown. owned by the Wingert
family. the Baltimore News says this
morning.
The First National Bank IS in the
hands of receier and suit FOR
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05

have been developed and the arrangement has been SO se
tihcay worked OUT that this HOOSIER does everything
but hand you the tools and supplies you need
Come in during this sale and let demonstrate the many
superior advantages of this greatest of all Kitchen ConV
plan send the HOOSIER your home on
payment of $100 Once you get in your home, you "'
wonder how you did without it.
There is charge for easy terms. The 10"
1921 cash price, by the factory the HOOSlER prevails
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05

revocation Of lis charter r..s..
in The United States Caur HI R'.+
more
If the deal is cau~ammaal 4.
present officers and directors s.t.0
bank will be retired and uoa a.-5
OF directors elected IS uv..r....
that Mr. Armstrong Viii ID, s-......
Acknowledgement Nru..r.r. s.. .
Washington today presuuat..
noctiou with the dea.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05

A woman in York, Pa. has been
found to possess one rib too many,
says the Philadelphia Record. We
once heard of man similarly af-
fiieted who got the entire world into
trouble as a result-Life.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
Fire In Michigan Rclormaio,
Thy The Associated Ir,~>.

IONA. MICH Oc S ~, ....
ing after noon today a,s v.5 n.
administrative building ot a. Mos
gan state Reforma,ory a.r~ .al ~
hour later had entered ar. U.I....
residence threat,uinE ,o ..s.,-..
that structure
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05
Varsity On Defensive

The Middies were put through
every element of practice, although
late in getting out again. With forma-
ton drills over, the main squad was
placed on the defensive during most
of the scrimmaging. the coaches de-
string TO smooth off some rough spots
here or there. First the second team,
and then the third squad. were pitted
against them in a varied series of
offensive tactics.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-05

weighs rs pounds. and is fast ana
aggressive. The work of the Cadets
Yesterday was confined chiefly TO sig
nails and formations. but today coach
Krebs plans to put his charges
through a stiff scrimmage.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

material or otherwise, you will al
ways get art and workmanship.
ART that shows choice, grace and
dignity of pose, plus the master touch
OF both the artists brush and in eff
fectng the color scheme.
WORKMANSHIP that gives CON
vincing proof OF earnest, painstaking
effort-the kind that reflects the
choice and the taste OF the old mas
ters-eXpressing what must be ac-
complished in high-class art photog
raphy.
Yes, l repeat, art, workmanship and
courtesy-all are here Tor your happy
indulgence, whether your call means
u sitting or just to get acquainted.
IF YOU SEE MY WORK YOUR
NEXT PHOTO WILL BE MADE
IN MY STUDIO. | am open Sun
days.
WooDWARD'S PHOTO STUDIO
302 E. 35th st. Phone Douglas 3679
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
French And Moore Tour South

On Jan. 5th. Messrs. Clifford
French and Henry L. Moore lett
Chicago on lecture tour OF all the
principal cities OF the south and east.
Mr.. Clifford {. French, is a young
man OF college training and business
experience having some eight years
experience as salesman for some OF
the largest corporations in the world
a lecturer and teacher OF salesman
ship ior the Sheldon School oil Bust
ness Science LETT Chicago on Jan.
5th. on a business tour OF the south
and east; he will lecture in the y. NJ.
e. A.. churches and business houses
Mr.. French is accompanied by Mr.
Henry l. Moore oil the former firm
OF Summers and Moore, but now
known as the CHICAGO REALTY
AGENCY & LOAN CORPORA
TION.
Mr.. Moore was formerly a North
Western University football star and
is the son OF Bishop Moore and
nephew OF ex Dean Moore OF Howard
University.
Inasmuch as the Messrs. French
and Moore will come in direct con-
tact with the business and professional
men on their trip this paper will pub
lish an article each week from them
dealing with the industrial and eco
nomic conditions in the cities
throughout their trip
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Railway Mems Association

Last Sunday marked the second
meeting OF the Lyceum There was a
large attendance and splendid pro
gram was rendered. These meetings
seem to have struck the key note
They will be continued every Sunday
afternoon al 400 p. NJ. at the r
NJ. l. A. 344l Wabash Ave The
public is cordially invited.
MIR. X. L. Mays our international.
President is in Birmingham, Ala. il
the interest OF the organization He
IS expected back in time to attend a
meeting OF all the Labor organiza
ton in group j OF the Transportation
act Jan. 10.
Mr.. s. D. Cochran and {. J. Craw-
ford OF Local No. l43 are wide awake
hustlers for the X. NJ | B. |. ~
The ladies OF Local % gave their
monthly whist party last Monday
afternoon. There was large attend
ance.
The Chicago Alton Railroad has
done away with the 240 laws as a
basis for a month work thereby do
ing away with the 3 days relief
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Dance Till Morn

The inspiration given off by one
OF Cigars Jazz orchestraS was evil
denlly readily absorbed by the guests.
At Two O'Clock the usual hour for
dancers to grow weary, they appeared
TO be revived to the extent that they
shouted with frantic encorcs for NOR"
OF the harmony that previously filled
and satisfied the vacancy in their JOY
seeking souls Their request was
granted. The music continued until
four thirty There was not a vacant
minute during the entire evening.
According 10 Nosey who was an eye
witness to the affair there was only
disappointed person in the whole
throng, II was young lady who Shed
tears when the floor manager said
that's all' at four thirty. She tainted
when CBat Lewis) and the managers
told her that they were not sure when
the next ball would come off.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Reverend r. d. Hawkins Dead
Funeral at St. Pauls M. E. Church
Large Attendance and Elaborate
Funeral

The funeral OF the First Assistant
Pastor OF ST. Paul's c NJ T. Church
took place at II A. VI. Saturday morning
January Isl. l92l He died after
severe attack OF pneumonia with com
plications.
For many years Reverend Hawkins
has been active in local work and until
decease was active in the church Sun
day School, and a leading figure in
Class No. L, the leading or banner
class OF the Church.
He was member o. the u. S. A. |.
Association. (Meat Inspectors)
Over six hundred persons witnessed
the funeral and were greatly moved by
the sermon OF Reverend l.. Winters.
Pastor K H. McGapock conducting the
iuneral, the church choir singing: =
am Coming to the City" Love Lifted
Steal away to Jesus and There is
Rest Tor the Weary
a beautiful solo and a male 0uartettt
made solemn the occasion with appro-
PIRATE selections Nearer My God To
ihee' MAS one OF his fayorite songs.
The Grand floral pieces donated by
the Trustees. Class No. y and others.
when piled high within the beautiful
funeral Gar made complete the setting
OF the funeral party as they sped away
to Lincoln Cemetery
\ photo OF the funeral was taken at
POO Noon.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Institutional Church

The new officers Of the Stcwardess
board are Elizabeth Burgess, Preai-
dent; Rosa Elby and Josephine Davis,
Vice Presidents; Edith Poindcxter,
Secretary; Ella Tarver, Treasurer.
The church has done excellent work
in the relief OF the poor during the
Holidays. DR. Henderson's sermons,
Away, instructive and inspiring. were
especially interesting last Sunday. In
the morning his subject was Child
rem OF The Kingdom in the eye
ming, Eternal Rewards and Punish
ments." This is Week Oi Prayer
at Institutional. The Progressive
Choral Society assisted by some Of
the best artists as soloists will furnish
the program for the Monthly Musical
next Sunday at Sis p NJ.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
H0W'S THIS FOR A
NEIGhBORLY SPIRIT?

This will introduce TO the public Mr..
Y. Slider, who recently opened a pawn
and loan shop at the northwest corner
OF .34th and State streets. Mr.. Sider'S
manner OF approach i'll his contact with
one OF the Whip representatives indl-
Gated that he was only passing through
the community and did not contemplate
being a permanent resident at his pres
ent place OF business. As an evidence
OF this fact, the following conversation
took place
Whip Representative Il stopped to
see you in reference to permanent ad-
vertisement or an announcement oil the
opening OF your business. represent
The Chicago Whip, one OF the leading
Negro papers OF our city. Our paper IS
read by large number OF people whom
YOU contemplate doing some business
with
Mr.. Sider's Response
- am out here to get you people 5
money and | don't propose to put out
anything to get it. | am running the
Mecca Loan Bank and you fellers have
got to come to me because you are al
ways in need OF money. Why should
| advertise in any OF your papers
Whip Representative But Mr..
S;dar -"
Mr. Slider 81 haven't got time to talk
to you because | can get you people :
money without advertising Tor II.
Whip Representative Alright, Mr..
Slider
Well, felers, there is Jackson's Loan
and Diamond Company at 354l State
street and Old Eli at 1920 State street
who do not take this attitude.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Kelly Thanks Superior Mutual

The Superior Mutual Insurance
Company. headed by VIM J. Latham
$40 So. Park Ave. is in receipt oil
the following letter from Edwin Kelly
32lG Wabash Ave. who recently lost
her brother. Alfred Kelly Mr.. Kelly
wa, insured in the Superior Mutual
Gentlemen; | wish TO thank you
for your check for $4,000 in payment
of funeral benefit on the death OF my
brother Alfred Kelly
wish the public 10 know the
promptness with which you paid thi+
claim Within thirty minutes aftef
complete proofs were filed your check
was delivered
Very Truly Yours,
Edwin, Kelly. 500 Wabash Ave
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Fort Dearbon Hospital
Free Dispensary Opens

On Monday, January 10, 1921, a
600 A. NJ, the Free Dispensary o
the Fl. Dearborn Hospital will oper
for service to the public for the frs
time, from 900 A. NJ. to 100 A. NJ
These clinics will be held in tht
College Building of the Hospital
fronting on Rhodes Avenue. No. 1892
The Departments OF every branch Of
Medicine. and equipment for the care
OF all diseases have been completed
No worthy person need go without
medical attention.
DISPENSARY HOURS OIL A. NJ
DAILY.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
In The County Hospital

Mrs. Ida Falte is in the County
Hospital suffering acute tonsliti,
Her address Is 1881 Dearborn ST,
Chas. Austin, 10, 517 T. 37th St,
is in the County Hospital suffering
pneumonia.
Elmer Henkle. H. 3241 State ST.
was taken to the County Hospital
suffering appendicitis.
Jess Johnson, age %, 1921 Cottage
Grove Ave. was removed to the Coun-
~ Hospital with a gastric ulcer
Chas. Harris, 2927 Dearborn St
was removed to the County Hospital
suffering with organic heart disease.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
BOOTLEGGER. SEEKING Gus.
TONERS, FINDS DEATH

RALEIGH, \. {, Jan. 5-Purvis
Peasants, white, age 10, seeking to sell
gallons OF bootleg whiskey to as many
colored men, was shot dead here last
week when his prospective buyers turned
bandits and robbed him OF his moon
shine Peasants resisted the robbers
and was killed.