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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22
.CRONACA DI FILADELFIA

| del fidanzato della sposa. Un'orche-
strina scelta, fornita dal signor Tony
| Giannotti, contribui' ad alimentare
il brio la gioia con scelti pezzi {
con allegri ballabili. Z gil invitati,
trasportati dale agili note della mu-
sica, 81 gettarono a capofitto nellie
dame yorticosc che 81 protrassero fl
no allie prime ore mattutine. Ma
verso lie IL, quando Fattenzione di
tutti era esclusiyamente rivolta ad
Iammirare le coppie leggiere, gio-
yani s'imolayano agli sguardi e
scompaverc nella profondita' della
notte. Dove andavano essi? II GRO
nista assicura che 81 recaronc in una
ridente citta' dell'Unione, a trascor-
rere, nella pace della solitudine, Ii
Dizio almeno del periodo della luna
di miele, che moi auguriamo loro
lunghissma, pcrenne.
La dimora del coniugi Mutignani
era aftolatissima di amici parent
@ ayevano voluto onorare la giova-
ne coppia Riesce quindi difficile e.
lenare / nomi degh intervenuti e
ci limiteremo a spigolare qua e la.
Notati: Frank Tropea e Signora
Giuseppe Tropea Signora venut;
da Long Island, n. Y. per Pocca-
stone; Damiano Tropea Signora
Salvatore Perrucci, anch'esso yenuto
da New York; Teresa Tropea ed
il mmIto signor Criscuolo: Vincenzo
Mutignani Signora, genitor della
sposa; Giovanni Ferraiolo. zio della
stessa Joe Martello, Luigi Monacel
10, Angelo Sparano, John Criscuoli
e famigia, Luigi D'Alonzo tanti
c tanti altri cui domandiamo venia.
Di ritorno dal yiaggio di nozze, ! |
colombo .fisseranno il loro nido al
1888 So. Hicks St, Philadelphia.
H. SECONDO DELLI SERIE |
La signora Raffaelina Papola. So
rella del nostro direttCre, mel pome. .
nggio di lnedi' scorso, Il corrente .
nese. partoriva fclicemente, un bel .
che e il sceondo della Sc
lie.
Un'alra sorclla del Cav. A. Giu-
seppc Di SiIyesto, la Dottoressa r
lisa Bongioyanni. regalaya anch'es-
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accorrendo numeroso in delta sera-
ia ALA New Casino Hall.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22
lTALIANI, ADEMPITE AID UN SANTO
DOVERE

Spesso avyiene che a gioyani intel
hgenti ed intraprendenh, a causa
dele ristrettezze finanziarie del pro-
prii genitori, viene ostacolato di con
tinuare negh studii, di raggiungere
un alto ideale, di potersi affermare
e con la loro affermazione innalza-
Fe ancora di piu' la nostra nazionali-
tai in questo paese.
Nella "William Penn High School
for Girls abbiamo una intelligentis-
sima giovinetta, nostra connazionale,
delPeta' di Is ami, della quale non
facciamo il nome per un sense di de-
licatezza. La giovinetta dovrebbe fre-
quentare il secondo ammo, ma le con-
dizioni del di lei genitori sono tall
che le 81 rende impossible potter con-
tinuare
II padre lavora con la Ajax Ne
tai Company da dopo la guerra
la sua paga e stata ridotta a II
dollari per settimana Egli paga $12
- - 90 oc 90 a Is ,., y 0o'I 81 tt '-'la
lt 80 ~ 5II ~ - - t5,4 o. =;
I'iti'J me-; oi- fI rNG' tt =; 7'..,;r.s''% 80 =; IL
a.; - Itu III. LII Am, 49, ,,a.I;. 20
,onno ol,,u sodrs re- ne, ,elzn '' 5omo mo
f,.a,na..a ITonriatta SnI1hrdo,lr
PiI ISsTp,J9'' ott n;o,'i iotto tt,m@ ,na ~,
llorao : "a,o0' n; 80 s+ndio JoII.omn,ontoro 70 , ii
80 FL w. 80 .,+,;,a,,a 1Io a,,o,ta
. Do'',ll 80, 49, ,,os.;hiIo o+fonaro
"i,la? o,1an;din n0a nronno C'"''
''sSry''J oF5 nin' o obo r,,,ororo ii corito,,,
-, AK 'T n,Il,o,HaiIo i ebo ,,,o1zo
,ostro @; fa ala coIonia itaIiono ii !
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22

Al Casino Theatre, ale s strade
in Walnut St, la settimana entran-
te, a cominciare da lunedI p, sa-
ra' data la commedia buffa dal ii
tolo "Tit-For-Tat'. In essa prende-
ranno parte conosciuG e popolari ar
tisti con un merayighoso coro di bel
lissime ragazZe.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22
TEATRI

II tanto atteso capolavoro cinema
tografico Cover the Hills to the
Poor House, sara dato, a comm
clare da lunedi' prossimo, "a cor
rcnte mcse G continuera' per tutta
10 settimana, ALA Metropolitan Ope-
IA House, Broad and Poplar Sts.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22

"Somc Babies e il titolo dell'o-
pera comica che sara data al Bijou
Theatre, s strade Race St, per tut
ia Fentrante settimana a cominciare
da luned' 24. Vale la pena di veder-
Ia, questa commedia, Sc 81 vuol pas
sare qualcbe ora allegramente.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-22
RINGRAZIAMENTI

ALA loggia Francesca Paolo To-
sti No. 748 delPOrdine Figli d'Ita-
liza di Philadelphia presentiamo /
ringraziamenti del nostro direttore
per gil augurii da essa fattigli per
la sua sesta rielezione a Grande We
ncrabile.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
Service Star Mothers.

Mothers whose died in the late rewarded with gold
stars They periodically styled Gold Star Mothers" The
The souls of the matyred dead dwell another world The
gold fash the and bring back dear memories.
Gold What kind shall by
mothers who have the lost of
Service should be mothers who working
interest of moral and spiritual upft Mothers needed
time battle the influences which destroy their and
Mothers They vision inspiration
their ofsprngs who bndy through period civic pande
mon The Gold Star Mother service
Service needed This a period of is
period of extenuatng racial
immortality and vlany the ruling The youth
black should be considered the builders
ton Mothers the builders of Mothers work mould
the minds and bodies of their protectors the
which will give the rating from which credit flows
Now is time for whist clubs and dancing Mothers
heard in their weekly Whist Club gatherings nqung has
the and who has the kng?" The plain SIMPLE
The white holds both the and the king
bands hold only the jacks the games of life
the be played The first prize racial
panied with and recognition All players will
which will shine the of black
for
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
The Churches
The Olivet Church Notes
Rev. L. X. Williams, D. D.. Minister

Rev. L. K. Williams, ID. D., Minister
Last Sunday, being the first Sun
day in the month, the main audi
torium down stairs and the auditorium
up stairs were both overlooked, and
many people turned away. The pas
tor announced that all who cannot
get in the church at 3lst ST. and
South Park, will henceforth be given
free passage to the 18th St. church
house, in the Auto Bus, until the
building at 3lst St. can be enlarged.
II is painful to see vast crowds OF
people making their way to the house
OF the Lord. hungry for some good
news OF the Kingdom. and have to be
turned away, The pastor preached
two powerful sermons: THE Bow In
The Clouds was the subject OF the
morning discourse. and THE Need
OF Peace was the theme OF All elo-
qucnt appeal in the evening. Assistant
II. B. Hawkins preached to a large
audience upstairs in the morning.
Rev. J. II. Branham preached on
The Feeding OF The Multitude at
9Th Street, in the morning. and Rev.
!. {. Carroll preached in the evening
on the Value of The Soul A large
NUMBER OF dCCeSSlonS were lllduc duf-
ing the day The Young Mems De
batting Club, OF 9th Street, ably dis
cussed the subject. Woman Suffrage,
last Monday night. Next Monday
night. Feb q, they will debate the
question OF the Blue SKY Law The
speakers will be announced later
The Young Ladies' Athletic Club.
is adding new interest TO the social
activities OF the church. One oil the
features OF the Club Is basketball
practice Tuesday and Friday evenings.
The Day Nursery IS charging its
program. and extending lis useful
ness. Working Mothers aud others
invited to become better acquainted
with department OF the church.
Special services nest Sunday All
welcome.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12

ton. | know OF no law requiring
permit for the same. An officer has
no right TO confiscate the same with
out cause.
CUES. Is widow entitled TO any
share in the property of her mother
in-law who died. leaving no will?
What part will she inherit?
Ans. None
Cues. ! wish to get patent for an
article which l have invented and to
place the article Oh the market. What
Is the best and safest way to proceed
in doing this? ! do not know Just how
% go about the matter.
Ans. Consult a reputable attorney
and have him secure, your patent for
you. The matter of placing 1t upon
the market after that is business
matter which you will have to work
out with some of the manufacturing
firms who might be in position tC
place the same for you. The latter
S often as large or larger problem
han the perfecting of the invention
itself, and you would be safer in hay
ng legal advice for your own protec-
ton when you proceed to this part o.
the matter after you have secured q
pdtShi " int dItiClt' lOuI dttOihc9
can give you much fuller advice wheI
you consult him.
Cues. Where there is an executor
named in will, Is It absolutely neces
sary for him to secure a lawyer. o.
can he present the will in court ant
! close the estate without the service
| Of lawyer?
! Ans. The law does not requir,
That lawyer shall be retained to pro
! bate the will, etc. The ACCESSIBILITY 0
+ employing lawyer, however. depend
upon the size of the estate. the com
plieations or legal questions involves
in settling the same and the bushes
d, experience of tile executor in the case
Send questions for this column Il
Herman E. Moore, care The Chicago
Whip.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12

fetal i'll helping one to retain thelr
hearing fs
Don't wear cotton in the cars II
they are discharging pus.
Don't apply a poultice TO the in
side OF the ear canal.
5.-Don't drop anything into the ear
unless ii has been previously warmed
4.--Don't use ANYTHING but a syringe
and warm wattf ST warm boric soiu.
ton for cleaning tlie ears from pus.
5.-Don,t strike or box a child's
cars: this has been known to rupture
the drumhead and cause incurablc
deafness.
6.-Don't scratch the cars with any
thing but the fingers If they itch. Dc
not use the head OF a pin. hairpins
pencil tips or anythingi OF that nature
Don't NEEDLE wHh the car if I
| foreign body. such asia bead, button
or seed enters it, leaEe it absolutely
alone. but have a physician attend tC
it. More damage has been done by
unjust attempts at thekextraction OF {
foreign body than could ever COM
from its presence in the.ear.
The physician in extracting a Tor
leigh body does il under ascptic con
ditions. The various things used il
the car should alwayssb c boiled am
stcrilized with alcohd otherwise
they are not clean they may set up al
infection or an inaann nation of tn
ear.
To relieve eafache put a live Goa
from the fire in cup and pour tea
! spoonful, OF graduated sugar over il
BE careful not to Jet IL blaze, and a
once insert a funnel over it, holdin
the tip OF funnel 10 the ear. Tn
smoke gives instant relief.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12

has been substracted racial passions and
prejudices and hysteria, Il is plainly evil
dent that the recrudesceflce OF such an
organization OF nurderers and cut
throats represents Distinct phase OF
biological atavism, recurring tendency
toward degeneracy 1t hs analogous to
the system 10 India termed "Thugee'
or "Thuggee" II issa direct outcome OF
the pernicious caste system in effect
there. and which operates to prevent in
ter-racial or intef-tribal breeding. Thus
any distinct tendencies possessed by any
particular generation arc more than
likely to become aggravated in succeed
ing generations owing 10 the lack OF
cross fertilization. 1t Isl well known
fact that the Hindu thief and murderer
is recruited iron a distinct and well
defined caste, From tho foregoing it is
no tantaStical summary tp conclude that
the pure strain OF this degenerate blood
which flows in the veins pf the Southern
white unmiSed bx. healthful nfusiens
and virile innoepaStiQns. Us responsible
for the tendency toSrecuF I'm succeeding
generations and III agg' AWAITED form
predictions toward bru ality, fiendish-
''S1S As'N ~ HliaOl Diuitys y .-ilr.
|, Colonel Simmons bossts OF his one
hundred per cent Ameridarism. " George
Bernard Shaw relates Il :at he frequently
heard the term "one-b andred per cent
American" and was Il loss to dis
cover its real meaning After much re-
search and inquiry he discovered one
hundred per cent American" TO be five
per cent American ard riinety-fve per
cent village idiot. Since it is patent
THAT organized society has no niche in
which to fit Colonel William J. Simmons
and his homogeneous brood OF degener-
ate spawn, unless it be six foot graves,
it must make room sor human progress
even though it neceysitates the exterml-
nation OF these descendants OF jail birds
and prostitutes.
JtoHN H. OWENS.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
list. Marks M. E. Notes

Rev. John w. Robinson. d. D., Pastor
Before a congregation which over
flowed the main auditorium the Kew
Iohn W Robinson, our pastor. DIS.
cusscd the subject Blood Will Tell,
in a most orderly discourse St. Mark
was glad to welcome DR.. Robinson
after his trip to Lexington KY. where
he engaged in a great revival St.
Mark IS serving meals to the, unem-
Ncxt SUNDAY will be Freedman's Aid
Day and all graduates or undergradu-
atcs OF the Freedmen's aid schools
OF the South are urged to be present.
The St. Mark fyceum rendered re
ccption to the St Mark February
graduates OF the Grammar, Art, Com
mcrcial. and High School on Tuesday
night. February 9Th, in our lecture
room. Judge McMurdy will give the
Lincoln Day address Sunday at )
O'clock before the Lyceum.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
Editors Mail

$50 East 4lst ST,
Chicago, H. Feb 7, 1921.
The Editors Mail.
Editor Chicago Whip,
Chicago, III.
There has recently been much discus
sion in the public press concerning the
reorganization OF that gang OF ignorant
vicious. law-defying, morder0us lynchers
known as the ''ku Klux Khan" Colonel
William J. Simmons, the Imperial Wiz
ard writes among other things that the
hlan stands for white supremacy and
onc-hundred percent Anericanism
Such reaetionary organization. in this
present day OF enlightened information
allsn. is not only the enemy OF the
Negro. but OF the white proletariat, mas
as we'll. The mantle OF "one hundred
per cent Americanism' has been made
to cover multitude OF evils. This hate
tul and pernicious slogan stifed free
preis and Tree speech in America. Thugs
strike breakers and minions OF the de
partment of justice, who break into
mems homes and private sanctuaries. ar,
lmbued with its spirit Prohteers ailc
patriots Performed spelling J
wore their badges OF Americanism or
heir sleeves FOR Dawes to peck at"
This organization originated in the
south. the most illiterate backward ant
reactonary section of the country Ii.
members can trace their unbroken ances.
try back to the jail birds. mental defec-
tives, morons and epileptics with whom
Oglethorpe first colonized Georgia. anc
the diseased female prostitutes sent ovei
from England to be mates for these de.
generate males. and from whose loin,
sprang the forefathers of the present IN.
habitants OF Georgia, South and North
Carolina, and various other southern
states, Thus when viewed in the clear
light OF scientific analysis, from which
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
The Devil God.

you approve gambling it refutabe fact
has stuIh6ed the minds of people has
weakened their group strength has broken the morale of their
civic institutions and find ourselves in CONSERVATION chasr
abused and oppressed people who would
civilization them guey allowing themselves to become
enmeshed the erpenne coils of gambling cannot help but
hudder requires imagination to picture the ruined and
wrecked of human clay which could have been moulded
of and of might who might have defeated the
invisible empire of and brought down the spontaneous
black of America would hesitate and during the
shuttle of the and the car of the Dice they would realize that
@ o soS % on
is being scattered Unfortunately throughout the world They
ION ria before the cynical predudced Caucasian follows
that they make and they discharge from their
% I et dn and
Gambling peculiar creed. Some form
found 1t is neither characteristic of the
rich the the inherent evil streak in humanity which
devtaizes destroys Almost transaction the affairs of
life involves the chance element Every investment has associated
@ the dssses chance ssd . n l
certain then society condones the chance element but where the
gence play little part and some caprice
the gold of life then society stands sgast and both law and
In Chcsgo-the Eyan fields of who seek refuge from
bninss ynengs and the philosophy and ey
those pilgrims from the haunted south guarded shielded and pro-
gagged great building their struggling One
would find seriousness earnestness and morality in the
majority Yet finds that the communities populated to large
exents by black people the cesspoo OF vice and
noorouy unmoesed protected by political systems which reflect
the administration, the commonwealth and the people Every
south de the product of crooked unhoy
makes Chicago the devil town. of America.
We do need the ntutve deductve ability of crmnoogst
to know that the broken hungry oucas gambler easily converted
the boodhy murderer merciess highwaman and prong
reckless foopad The gambling tables with their hypnotic
the eyes the
The boer loses both job and hope He becomes dtwood the
of nqut and his fellow black worker unreasonable forced
suffer for his delinquency The professional who has host
mareats and nege his trusting clients Unkempt children with
faces and emacatsd bodies silent but terrible rbue the
of their fathers The whole system of civic life has become
infected with this contagon of gambling which like wild fire
through the ranks of much battered
In of
of goodness and morality to free from this terrible nshtu
ton of gambling which ans the political prohter he merce
snahes his toll from the trembling fingers of the wreched The
of Chicago they would be saved link themselves
with the inevitable forces which will start the crusade the
gambling Let dehrone the devil
bling whose political throne be found somewhere Chcago
GnIihd
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12

have been a very legitimate reason
why the matter has not been reached
and you should patiently await the end
of February Your lawyer should have
your entire confidence until he does
something that you really know merits
your distrust. The machinery of the
courts does not move as rapidly as our
i desires.
Anyone knowing anything of little
Bessie L. Powell, about eleven years
of age, formerly of New Orleans. La,
whose address at one time was 23l0
| Wabash Avenue, will advise the Whip.
1t will be greatly TO her advantage.
Dear Miss Anderson: | am in love
with young man who wants TO marry
me, but he has got nothing in the
world to go upon and more than that.
| he gets drunk. Do you think he would
make a good husband for me? Please
answer.
Many happy marriages have come
from the union of real lovers who had
nothing to go upon but will-power
love and determination, combined with
two strong arms each but, when the
Demon of Drink hovers by, nothing
can come Of 1t but misery for you both
wait q lbHb HHilf AlitB lbph Ntil u'7
fore you leap.
Dear Madame: | have gentleman
friend who has been separated from
his wife two years. During that time
he has and so has she found out ma
her first husband is still living The,
had been separated for years. bu
never divorced, but she married again
Is my friend her husband legally. ant
on what ground can he get separa
ton from her ana how? We love eacl
other dearly. but will not be com
pletely happy until he Is free
friend seeking advice.
Your friend was not legally married
if her husband was living and un
divorced from her at the time you
friend married her. He should have
the marriage annulled on the grount
that she had living husband at tn
time of his supposed marriage to her
Dear Madame From the answer
received last week, | don't know
whether or not you meant it WASH
any of my affair the way my HUSBAND
and another woman were living ant
thought there was a law prohibiting
people from living in adultery. Pleas
let me hear further from you.
Send me a self-addressed envelop
and | will give you the information
you desire privately, as you request
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO WHIP

Secret Service" in the evening on
THE PRAYER of The Penitent." Large
additions are made each Sunday to
the aIe sunday School. The Basket Ball
team is one OF the best church teams.
Last Friday they defeated Walters.
attend the Monthly Musical next
Sunday at 3:l5 p. m. Hear Mr. Law
renee Lomax, Tenor; Nine. Bertha
Wright, Soprano; Mr.. Foster Della
ware Violinist, and Hon. w. {. Hous-
ton. Orator.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12

foreign bodies
cotton, etc. in
the car. than dis
ease itself does.
Don't NEEDLE
with your ears,
il something gets
wrong with them
seek the proper
advice from the
physician.
! am publishing
a few "Dont's'
that may be bene-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12

This money !, to be paid out 90 the
18th OF February which will give rs
possession OF the two-story building
on the :. Z. Corner OF 3lsi aud Fed
cral Streets. Chicago, Illinois, "a
10000 have been paid already and
Bishop 4 ID. Haukns who gave US
the 500 90 that has been paid promis
Is and has assured rs that he will
las $4,000 more on the table at the
arst selection OF the Choir
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
Institutional Notes

The cards for the Easter Rally
were distributed last Sunday The
audiences at the morning and even
ing services listened to twp able ser
mons Sunday by DIR. J. NJ. Hender-
son In the morning he spoke on
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12

a permit neces-
sary for this pur-
pose? And has an
officer of the la W
any right to take
5 II c h firearms
which are kept for
protection only?
Ans. There is
no specific a W
against h a vim g
firearms on one S
premises for pur-
poses of protec-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
OUR GOD, OUR CHURCH AND
OUR FRIENDS

An Appeal to the General Public by
the Members and Officers of
VISITORS CHAPEL UNITED A
M. E. CHURCH
Which will Hold its Emergency Rally
for 100000
FEBRUARY 18th, 1921. SECOND
SUNDAY, AT 200 p. M.
In Oddfellows Hall $500 Block, South
State Street. Chicago. Illinois
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12

not answer il /
could get II in
four or five weeks.
Now he says that
| will h We TO
wait mill the
end of February
Couldn't | get my
money back and
see another law
yer?
No, If he filed
the suit there may
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
The Editor Mail
Chicago, Him

Chicago, Illinois,
e7.N-R go sra sr Feb ?, 1921
Editor William { Linton:
Chicago Whip, Chicago.
Strive the undersigned note with
no small degree OF satisfaction the an
nouncemeht OF your entrance into the
Aldermanic race. We have realized for
some time that the greatest hindrance
to our progress as a people is the lack
OF an honest. progressive, intelligent and
efficient leadership We wish you to
know that we are giving to you our sup
port and will also lend our inhuefce to
help make your election sure. We feel
that by helping you on to victory we are
bringing to pass that which will be de-
sirable to. all. ...
Sincerely.
p. o. 6. Club,
Chicago.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
Legal Catechisn,
HERMAN E. MOORE
Attorney at Law

Cues. Is there any law here against
one keeping firearms on his premises
or protection of life and property? Is
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
Health Hints
By DR. Troy Smith

The hygiene or the care OF the ear
is very simple when once understood.
More damage is often done to I'M
pair hearing by placing various oils
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-12
Legal Hints To
Women

By Yiolette y. Anderson, Attorney-at.
Law
Dear Madame:
/ He'd suit for divorce three months
ago with an attorney and he said If
my husband did