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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
RUTGERS SUBSTITUTED
 FOR NOTRE DAME ON TECHS GRID SCHEDULE.

Atlanta, January xS.--Rutgers college football team will play the Georgin Tech eleven on October g next in AtIantn. it was an- nOunced here today.
 According to pr. J. B. Cren- shaw, faculty athletic director at Tech, the Rutgers game tnkes the date of one previously arranged with NOtre Dame of Indiana. but which was cancelled, the Notre Dame authorities stated, because the faculty would not allow the tenn to he away from school for a long period.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
On Trial as Horse Thief

Oklahoma City. Okla. January 2S.-- Clarence Simmons. alias Jackson J. Smith, alleged to have been member of the Sahouse Martin band of out laws dudring territorial days, went on trial in federal court here today fore Oklahoma became a state. A sec ond charge is pending against Simmons that of having assaulted United States marshal, and it was indicted trial on this charge would follow con clusion of the present trial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
Ford Has Gained 2.672 Votes

or 2.672 votes was recorded for Henry Ford today by the Senate committee recounting the ballots cast in his sen- atorial election contest against Sena- tor Newberry of Michigan. whose plu- rality was about 7.500. At thee lose of work today 1888 of the 2,232 precincts Tn the state had been recounted. in- cluding the Ninth ward of Detroit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
BERRYHILL TO STICK
 WITH MANDY IN 1920

Grailey Berryhill. captain elect of this years Vanderbilt football team will stick by his standard with the Commodores, is the latest report.
 In staying with, Vandy this year, Bcrryhill is turning up a chance to play league baseball, for he has been sold to the Cincinnati Reds by Memphis, who had a hold on his services in organized base ball.
 dispatch from Nashville in part. reads:
 At first the vandy captain-elect
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
PORTLAND COMMISSION WON'T SANCTION BOUT
 FOR JACK DEMPSEY

Portland, Ore. January 2S.-The Portland boxing cOmmission decided not to sanction arrangements for . lO-round decision bout here for Jack Dempsey in April. Mayor George IL. Baker said such a match was verging too close to the true mean- Ing of . prixe fight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
FURMAN TO ATHLETICS

Philadelphia, January 8.-Ollie Fur man, who for two seasons was 8 catcher on the Regina club of the Western Canadian Baseball league. has been signed by the Philadelphia Americans, Manager Mack announced today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
SCHULTZ SECURED
 BY ATLANTA FOR DAMRAU

Atlanta, January 28.-Frank Schulte, former major league outfielder who managed the Syracuse (N. Y.) baseball team last year, has been obtained by the Atlanta Southern association club in a trade for Harry Damrau, infielder, it was announced tonight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
Barons Draft Morgan and Sell Him at Once to the
 PhiIIieS
By MARVIN MCCARTHY

The ninth big baseball deal to he son began by Proxy Smith of the Bir- mingham Barons was announced yes- terday morning. when the purchase of Pitcher George Morgan by the Phila- delphia, Nationals was made public.
 Morgan pitched with Newport News in the Virginia league last season, and made very creditable showing. He is said to be a very promising pitcher, and it would not be very surprising if he stuck with the Phillies.
 At first glance, it would look ike Birmingham was beaten to first class pitcher by the Phillies, but t is not the case, for Morgan has been the property of Birmingham, and was sold outright by Smith to the Phillies.
 Birmingham drafted Morgan
 from Newport News. and was
 planning to use him in the south-
 ern league this year. but Philadcl-
 phin came forward with such fat-
 tering offers thnt Smith was forced to sell. Consequently, the
 deal was made.
 Philadelphia now has the services of mighty promising pitcher, while Prexy smith has a neat little pile of .'kale' to add to the coffers of ;he local club.
 All of which goes to prove that the local proxy and his assistants form one of the greatest little selling groups in minor league baseball, for the announcement of the sale of Nor gan to the Phillies marked the ninth deal to be completed by the Barons during the past baseball yaer. The following deals were completed:
 Sale of Pitcher Morrison to the Pittsburg Pirates.
 Sale of Catchers Peters to the Philadelphia Nationals.
 Sale of OutfieIder Ellis to Louis vile. American association.
 Sale of Pitcher Glaxner to Pittsburg Pirates.
 Sale of Outfielder Griffith to Brooklyn Nationals.
 Disposal of Shortstop stevenson to American association.
 Sale of Third Baseman Barn- hart to Pittsburg Pirates.
 Sale of OutfieIdcr Summn to Pittsburg Pirates.
 Sale of Pitcher Morgan to Phil- ndelphia Nationals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
St. Bernard Basketeers
 Beat Arab High Team

St. Bernard, January 2.-(Special. )--ln hotly contested game, the St. Bernard pasKetoail team defeated the Arab High school Thursday night on the local court by the score of A to 27. Both teams re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
FOR FURTHER SEASONING

Washington, January 8.--Releases or Pitchers. Joe Gleason and Gus Bone to the Shreveport club of the Texas league for further seasoning was announced to- day by President Griffith of the Wash ington Americans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
LEGAL BOXING IN KANSAS

Topeka, Kas., January 28.-A bill re- peal.ng the anti-boxing law and permit ting 10-round no decision bouts was passed by the senate today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29

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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
Metropolitan Community Church
Reverend W. ID. Cook, Pastor.

The spacious auditorium at Wen
dell's was filled as usual Sunday, by
worshipers and friends of the Peoples
Church, w. d. Cook officiating. The
Necessity of Union" 133rd Psalm, 1st
verse. Behold how good and how
pleasant it is for brethren to dwell
together" The minister thoroughly
expounded the text-making it plainly
applicable to the local political, re-
ligious and economical conditions
which obtain. When man reaches
that point of highest civilization all
men will regard all other men as
brethren was the heart of his theme.
The peroration wrought with relg-
ious fervor and many aecessions were
received. Among the new members
were Reverend Alonzo J. Bowling and
Mrs Mayme e. Bowling Announce
Open Law Offices.
John r. Auter and j. DelOs wish
to announce that they have formed
and will engage in the
general practice OF law at 1923
Indiana Avenu. Douglas 3741.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
QUINN CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH
NOTES.

DR.. Il Z. Stewart will deliver a
sermon Sunday morning, subject =
The Living Among The Dead DR..
Jones returned missionary from Ii
IBERIA Africa. will deliver an illustrated
lecture Sunday night. DR.. Jones comes
from where Bishop Brooks is oper-
ating it will do you good to hear him.
A trial sermon.
Next Wednesday night. December
the 18th a young man will preach his
trial sermon at Quinn.
Special number Sunday morning will
be selection by the choir and solo
just before the morning sermon.
loo voices in the Christmas Carol
Sunday morning December the 18th
at ! so o'clock in the special Xmas
service. DR.. Stewart will deliver the
MAS sermon giving an illustrated ser
mon on the birth and boyhood OF Jesus
This will be taken from Tissott life
size painting giving the various stages
in the lie OF Christ. \ rare treat for
all who love the beautiful and the in
spirational.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
Eanren Center CLOSES Dancing.

The Farren Community Center
closed its dancing class Monday
night for the year 1921 with review
of dances used during the year. A
number of couples who are expert
dancers led a dance and the class
followed Among those who took
part in leading the dancers were
May Harris and VIM. Blake; Marion
Harris and Ottawa Phelps; Flor
ence Smith and Art stephens; Vivian
Fowler and Hugh Brooks; Minnie
Scott and Merrill Evans; Lucille Sloan
and Arts Flambo Anabel Madison
and Grant Cole; Nora Bowen and Ed
Williams; Vera Ballard and Ray
Harris; Johnnie Polk and Beatrice
King; Thelma Cooksie and Fred
Parkham; Lydia Sayre and Angus
tvs Geddis. Miss Dolton, the prinei-
pal has arranged for a party at the
opening of the class Monday night,
Jan. 8, 1922.
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Berean Choir Musical.

Next Sunday evening, Dec. II. at s
p. NJ the Berean Choir will render
their regular monthly musical at Be-
rean Baptist Church, Sind and Dear
born Streets. Hon, James G. Cotter,
Assistant United States District At
torney. will be the speaker of the
evening Mr.. Cotter was appointed
oct. 22nd by the Attorney General of
L. S. 4. on the recommendation OF
Hon. Martin b. Madden, and assigned
to the prosecution of violators of the
Federal prohibition act A fine mu-
steal program has also been arranged
Come early and spend an enjoyable
evening All are cordially invited
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
Judges For Essay Contest Hold
Meeting.

The Judges selected by the various
literary clubs, whose representatives
are to take part in the coming 18th
annual essay contest to be held in the
beautiful auditorium of Pilgrim Bap-
fist Church. BID St. and Indiana Ave,
Sunday, December 18th. at go p. m.
held their first meeting at South Side
Community Service, 33nd st. and Wa
bash Ave, Monday evening. Dec. 5th,
at which time they received the es-
says and began the great task of read
ing and marking on thought and com
position. They mark on delivery the
day of the contest. As usual. great
interest is being manifest in this con-
test, and record breaking crowd is
expected
The musical program will be the
best rendered. The South Side Lit
erary Club, under whose auspices The
contest is held, will have the church
beautifully decorated Sims Imperial
Orchestra. under the leadership of
Mr. Arthur Sims, has promised to be
present.
Program to start at 2:3o promptly.
B. W. Fits. founder and manager;
Alonzo j. Bowling Assistant, Willis
n. Higgins, Frank W. Henry.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
ST. MtRK'S VI. Z. CHURCH
Roy " Rohinsou. Pastor


The revival meetings continue. Rev.
Walker. converted gambler, told the
story of his marvellous conversion 10
the Sunday morning congregation.
There were several conversions. Rev.
]. l.. Franklin. pastor of st. Mathews
Church. preached the communion ser
mon at p. m Mr. c. E. J. Fouche
delivered a fine address, taking as his
subject Our Destiny, Master or
Slave" before the Lyceum at Sis
p. m. The story of the conversion Of
the italian. Mr. Bamly, at the League
hour. caused every one to weep. The
day closed with a sermon by Bishop
F. D. Leete. of Indianapolis, Ind,
which was thoroughly and highly ap-
preciated by all The Rev. 7. S. San
ders, of Omaha, Neh., is preaching the
revival each ni6nt. Come and hear
him. Rev. Walker will preach on
Thursday night, Dec. 8th, DRY Bones
in the Valley"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
OLIyFT BAPTIST CHURCH
ReY. L. X. Williams. d. D.. Minister

nv. IL n W IIIIHIIIHs n H'' II'rI't''
The Oliyet Baptist Church has had
a successful week of real Harvest
Home Festival which closed last Fri
day night. Last Sunday all places of
worship were crowded. 1t being the
first Sunday in the month thousands
of members and friends were out to
witness and partake of the Lords Sup
per. which was observed at the close
of the morning services. In the eve
ming at the close of the services a
number of young converts put on
Christ by baptism. There will be good
gospel preaching all day next Sunday
and the various choirs will render
special music. All are welcome.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
1:mn.ts !. Hotel. IdlemiId.

p. W. Horn, dancing master,
opened dancing class in the dining
room on Tuesday evening. Quite a
large crowd attended the opening.
Mr.. Buckner of room 212 attended
the opera Monday night at Aryan
Grotto Temple and was much pleased
with the rendition of Martha :.
Robert L. Middleton. Jr., only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton who is at
tending St Benedict sademy at Mil
waukee will retu, ne for the
Christmas Holidays writes his
parents that he is splendidly
at school. Leon Brf nd Clarence
Cunningham at tb". g school will
accompany Robs me. Dick
Harrison, suite 2Q5 lie at Salama-
naca, n. Y, won k 500 prize i'll a
pocket billiard c~4test. He won
over Geo. Macon (white) the champi-
on player of the western part of New
York State Mrs. Goldie Harrison,
wife of Mr.. Harrison who visiting
Duluth, Mimi, is expected home dur
ing the holidays. b. Williams is serv-
ing regular meals daily and special
Sunday dinner. z. S. Rayenal, d.
Lee. e. Jones and W. C. Evans, rail
road men OF New York city were at
the hotel Sunday and Monday and
enjoyed themselves in the parlor
playing whist They claim knowl-
edge of Hoyle Mrs. NJ. Phillips,
5417 Wabash Ave. who stopped at
the hotel several months ago paid
us a visit Saturday with her little
girl Marion They left Monday for
New York City. All the female guests
are taking the advantages of the
pressing room where the ladies press
their lingerie with electric irons free
of charge Mr.. Wade, the express
man of 33rd and the Il has moved
in the hotel for the winter. Other
guests were A. Johnson. Kansas City.
Mo; George Washington, n. Y;
John Ford, Sheffield Mills. N. c.: Mr.,
and Mrs. Smith, Decatur. Ill; Ghas.
Gray. Jamaica; Frank Barnes, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Thomas Moore, New
York city; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Dyer. New York City.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10

ments were made OF the Big Week at
their new Home. beginning Sunday
December 18th. at 3 p. N. Dedication
Monday evening. Johnson. Taylor and
Johnson ~. " Admission one dollar
All the other nights free. Mr.. Sandy
Y. Trce elected yice-pres. Directors.
Special nights all week.
fsee Sunday Evening Club in Club
Columnl
Revival services opening January
md
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
OHM cH4pFI, LEAGUE

Quinn Chapel \. c. e. League will
render a realistic and an impressive
Christmas service in music and pam
tomime, featuring the Nativity of
Christ, Sunday, Dec. 25th, beginning
at the regular Christian Endeayor
hour, p. NJ. and continuing through
the evening service.
More than fifty people will partiei-
pate in same Gifts will also be dis
tributed at the close of the program.
The public is invited.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
Monthly Musical.

The regular monthly musical will
take place at Institutional Church.
1857 Dearborn St. at p. m, sunday
afternoon, December IL. The follow
ing features are upon the program;
Miss e. NJ. Gaines in solo; Mr.. E. II.
Lowe, baritone, and a mixed quar-
tette: special music by the choir
Samuel McAlpine, Pres.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
NeM Officers Elerlnd.

View officers for 1922 of Princess
Council. S. NJ. T. were elected at the
regular monthly meeting of the Conn-
ell, Dec l, at Bailey's Hall Officers
elected were Serbia Jackson. presi-
dent; Ida Simmons, yice-president
Georgia Harding, secretary; Elizabeth
Rochon, treasurer. and Mrs. Dora
Cannon, past president. A great in
stallation of officers will take place
Jan. 4, at which time it is hoped all
the temples in the jurisdiction will
take an active part
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
Cnrter's Templc.

Carriers Temple c. NJ. E. Church,
43rd and Champlain. Rev. Jas. A.
Stout. ID, Pastor. Sunday. Dec. l.,
Rev K. J. Johnson. DID, of Dallas,
Texas, preached two great sermons,
morning and evening Rev. Bryson
Of Englewood preached in the after
noon, each service was well attended.
DR.. Johnson will conduct a two
week revival here (Carters Temple)
beginning Dee. 4th. Chicago is in
yited to come and hear this able
speaker and much adored reyiyalist
OF Texas
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10

y 0sEY HAS BEEN wondering
"hm caused ali Of the 8adnes
in the camp of the three society
eherub male Yamps and why their
contemplated trip East was cancelled
and last Saturday he picked ND a
letter lost from the pocket of enc Of
the oherub three and the whole
explanation Was found therein It
seemed that these three ehefubs
burned MP much money and gasoline
last summer entertaining lady
from the East The eherubs naturally
thought that they would receive like
e9urtesies when they vent East They
wrote her. asking her 10 get tickets
for the Eastern football classic tell
Ing her that they would be oYar, aud
they all wanted To sit in Ter box. The
letter NoseY found WAS one of those
chilly yet polite missiYes that some
indies know how TO write advising the
cherhus three" that they could home
and she would speak With them at the
game but she had made arrangements
for her company Also taeY could ret
tickets when they arrived. OF course.
the cherubs' have recalled all Of
their advance publicity ana went out
20 the lake and there made vow
that they would receive their social
eourtesies here Ia Chicago before the
visitors departed Us absence makes
the heart and purse grow stronger for
The other fellow
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10

The members of Hannibal Juvenile
No. I. Court of Calanthe. OF which
Mrs. s b. Steele is worthy matron
and Miss Quinn Wilson is worthy sec
rotary. will be entertained with a
Christmas party Dec. 2Sth at Bailey's
Hall. at which time large quantities
of candies, nuts, etc. will be given
them. and large quantities will be
given to the poor children whose names
will be furnished by members of the
Juvenile
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
Trinity Church,

Trinity NJ. E. Church, 3011 Prairie
Ave. At eleven o'clock Rev. G. ".
Baber will preach. Special services
at three o'clock at which time Rev.
L. X. Williams and Rev. John W.
Robinson will be the principal
speakers. Sunday is rally day at
Trinity Evening service Former
GOV. Deneen. Hon. Joseph Haas.
Sheriff Peters and Hon. Warren Il.
Douglas will be the speakers. Big
days at Trinity every Sunday. One
BLOCK from 31st and Indiana car
lines. Chieaeo's most beautiful
church for colored people.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
BILLY Hing At Fox Lake.

MIR. Billy King and his fiancee, Miss
Lorraine Jones, entertained a party
of friends with a weekend automo-
bile tour to points in Wisconsin and
Fox Lake, where they gave a wild
duck repast at the Lakeside Hotel
Mr.. King has given his fiancee a part
of his wonderful collections of dia-
monds as an engagement gift.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10

ONE PEOPLE viii never learn
how 10 act or how TO dress. no
> matter how much contact they
have had. Nosey Was AT The Avenue
Theatre Friday night at the presenta-
Ion of "Eyeywoman one OF Chi
eago's biggest guns came into his box
seat with bis lady The lady was in
evening attire. but the gentleman still
lung 10 the custom Of waiter and
,tratted up with Tuxedo @fh a
black tie. The gentleman shouid have
known better as he claims much Wis
dom in matters social and has had
much contact with those who really
Enow Sosey is no social lion but he
has been taught that over and above
fashion there is the unwritten cour-
fesy shown ladies when the are IN
evening dress the gentleman also
.hould wear evening clothe= some
d3y he might learn. but Nose IS glad
that he at Least selected a black Tie in
stead 81 red one
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10

HLEvATED TRAINS still furnish
II excitement. Nosey Was coming
l. home from loop show the other
night A lady from the soathside and
evidently very recently from the far
south entered the train Her dress
vas caught in the door II came off
ms she pulled away viciously. Nosey
mid his face thinking tina the lady
would be embarrassed when that aw-
'nl rip came. Instead, Il vas shown
hat she had prepared for such emer-
sencies. and she calmly removed the
rest OF her skirts before the eyes OF
Ill. revealing a perfectly good pair OF
her husbands trousers. She sat down
while all the passengers smiled.for'
she was a curious sight-woman from
he waist up. man from the waist
DOWN. She laughed and said, 4 amt
Gonna let this cold wind chill me to
the bone-I'm prepared" To see it was
10 laugh
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
Has PainfnI. Enll.

Mrs. Eldred Evans, %. 1851 South
Park Ave. sustained painful injuries
to her left ankle Friday, when she
stumbled while alighting from an In
diana Ave. car at 44th st. and Indiana
Avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
SOCIETY
BON VOYAGE BANQUET.
Madame Anita Patti Brown Sal

Madame Anita Patti Brown Sails.
A delightful banquet was served by
Reverend Alonzo J. Bowling and Mrs.
Mayme Elliott Bowling at their resi-
dence, 4714 Calumet Ave, Monday
evening.
The event was pertinent to che bon
voyage OF our PATTI, who sails from
New York to London and points later
in Europe on December 10th Miss
Natalie Doxey accompanies her. Pres
ent. besides the host and hostess were
Mrs Edgar N. Smith, Mr. a. a. Brown.
and Walter A Ellis. A delightful talk
by Mrs. Smith and a solo THE Swal-
lows by Mrs. Bowling were features.
Bon Voyage" was flashed to Patti.
Miss Marguerite Clark was also
present.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
WASHINGTON NOW IN BUSINESS.

Louis {. Washington of the pro-
gressiye young men of Chicago has
launched In business fer himself. He
will handle real estate and invest
ments at 4724 State St, after sue
cessful career with the Underwriters
Mutual Jns. CO. and the Chicago
Realty Co
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
Indianians leave.

AIfs John Dorsey and Mrs. Thos
Dolby. of Richmond Ind. who have
been visiting their son and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Dolby, 6211 S.
State St. since Thanksgiving, left fsr
their home Monday night Their visit
is reported as having been very pleas
ant and beneficial.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
CORRECTION.

The following correction should be
noted concerning the tea dansant
given by Mrs Hicks and Miss Esther
Fulks last week:
One of the prettiest affairs of the
season was the tea dansant given by
Mrs. n NJ Hicks and Miss Esther e.
Fulks at the Appomatox Club, Satur-
day. Nov. 10Th, in honor Of Misses
Virginia D. Gilmer and Mae E. Woods
of Charleston. W. Va. Those assisting
we're Mesdames S A T. Watkins
VIM. Green. Dolly Jennings, Jas
Green. George Alexander, Corrine
Wilson. Fred Fielding, and Frank An
derson; Misses Mamie Huggins
Martha Wilson. and Tommie Hodges.
Mr.. Louis Berry directed the dances
Miss Gimer is the house guest of Miss
Fniks. 1914 South Park Ave, while
Miss Woods is visiting Mrs. Hicks,
1855 Calumet Ave
Charity Ball f0r Homeless Children.
Plans are being completed for the
Big Charity Ball for the dependent
and homeless children of Chicago, at
the Eight Regiment Armory on De-
cember 10th. The committee, Mrs.
Robt. s Abbott, Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
Mrs George e. Hall, Mrs A. l.. jack
son. Mrs. Jessie +. Jones, Mrs. David
Lawrence. Mrs. James +. Lawson,
Mrs Charles J. Myers Mrs Norwood
Thorne, Mrs. Charles Washington,
Mrs. II 4. Watkins. are sparing no ef-
forts in making this one OF the big
gest social events of the holiday sea
son
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
On NnrfIlsIlnre.

NJ. T. Bailey, pres, The Baily Realty
Co, 1898 S. State St, was along the
northshore several days during the
week looking after real estate mat
ters and adjusting other matters for
clients in that vicinity.
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Taken Rack TO Dnnning.

Mrs Alice Williams. 48. 374f Cottage
Grove Ave. who is said to be de-
mented, was removed to the psyche
pathic hospital Saturday. She was
recently paroled from the hospital for
the insane at Dunning.