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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
Conservatism And Radicalisn,

In the every national life there two opposing
radcasm Neither to find
the other. AS matter of fact there thing to be
conservatism; thing that permits of of good
which shall be named LATER
WHIP the conservative because be-
believes him totally worthless him because
the het his lazy soul
opposition the radical his the
republic and the people. Because
subborny accepting of wheat and handful OF
chaf and calling it bounteous of goodness.
the history of mankind has conservatism
complihed single outstanding achievement 1t stood against
Adam the appe Moses leading his tribe into
posed Luhers fight 1t opposed the
Columbus, Washngons against
steamboat against teegraphy republic
child labor Christianity itself the beginning,
stands against blessed thing that tends social
and national uice at of will stand bindy and
solidly against the arrival of judgment day.
The shftIess creed of CLASSES fae"et
with bent back and tin and begging aims
He he just the thing for him. The radical
shoulders his hand and opposition
Shae brother And by the things they stand
last We might well face it."
these standing for orderly the
anomoyhe liberal But reality "there amt such animal
truly LIBERAL he is spirit and fact radical and
he he is nothing but puyfoong fence sadder who
seespect and honesty stand under the
that due The liberal therefore
requires no consideration.
The case having theoretically stated its application to
black America only well known Its application
to leaders sadly well known there
single the compromise. partial
the RADICAL the forthwith
attack readily do, many he loses that
has already gained However, there would be
not for the boring energetic tactics
the radical logically follows that THE WHIP is radical
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
Pdnderers.

From technical legal standpoint paner who thrives
the i'll gotten gains of fallen womanhood most Jurisdictions
loathed and condemned. 1t is a thing of evil.
panderer, who commonly known in less dignifed TERMS
offender He deals the sacred commodities OF
souls He the barter of human flesh which
drwood be eventually whrled into the seehing
the Decrepd hays with dead souls and hered flesh
and then the Potters Field This the last chapter OF the
story book of the panderer.
highly developed the civilization of the
and consideration the In the
savage tribes the aboous tasks and the bar
the in dlene The regarded
cha Tenderness and firm codes of morality foreign
of the however, fade nnicance
when compared with the offensive paaa panderers of modern
times
lays claim highest degree of civilization
his claim asaled and that
representative family, entirely devoid
morals utterly mentally deficient The virtue of black
womanhood by of the Vardaman Tan and Hoke Smith
school has been vigorously questioned that live like Caesars
wife above suspicion a policy.
Women fall and deceive. Manhood is, however, the
and ultimate leverage of morality Men always
chain of At this time when civilization for
challenge the accusations OF
enemies panere who postung virtue and who
contributing enquences of the fallen should be osacse
exposed by booded who honor
and seek for the respect OF the world hee
human have been allowed to syea
exploitation. These npd oily flesh pots should
be by the husbands and fathers who
safety their denseless dependents
which seeks to be co-provIder
politics does not mean that
forget they physically weaker and phyoogcy differ
1t does not that they longer bear our
blood does
the profits OF their toll 1t does
not reverted barbay Those who exist
entirely the toll nfmy of womanhood by habit and
unfit society The colony OF panderers thriving
midst contagious leprosy The epers are UNI
clean. The panderer is a moral leper Beware
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
THE WEEKS BEST
EDITORIAL
KU KLUX KHAN
From The "New Majority

In the south? The imperial Wiz
ard" Somehow that title suggests
monkey on a stick announced at
public initiation of 527 Kluxes at
Birmingham, Alabama, last month,
that there were 10000 members OF
the Ku Klux Khan in the north And
that 1000 OF these were in New York
and Chicagol
This seemed to bewilder editor inn
possible, until he read in the Chicago
Daily News a dispatch by Chicago
newspaper correspondent who 50 FAR
forgot whatever decency he may have
acquired, as to describe himself as
having had the honor of being the
first northerner not a klansman To see
such a sighf' as this public initiation,
which was obviously staged to invest
the khan" with more terrors for
southern black folk. A very doubtful
honor, it seems to 4 civilized man.
The Imperial wizard" timperial is
a freak word, at lcasD said that north
ern headquarters for the neRro-terror-
izing organization would be opened
shortly in Chicago or Cincinnati II
seems as if there ought 10 be some
lawful way to wipe out this unlawful
organization. That its influence has
really penetrated TO the north cannot
be doubted since a Chicago high
school had at lis graduation exer-
ciscs, January %, a college instructor
As orator who poisoned the minds
Of the graduating high school boys
and girls, as we'll as the vast audi
ence, by a speech in which he stirred
race hatred. developing the theme that
races could not mix aud therefore
white supremacy" had 10 be main
tanned.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

Abraham Lincoln did not live to
see the organization of the ku klux
Klan in the south following the war.
An institution so abhorrent to the
ideals and ideas he represented must
have made him turn in his grave.
Now the Ku Klux Klan is revived.
1t is composed OF 100 per cent
Americans, according to its i'm
perial wizard (good name that, for
chief of such a terrorist, lynch-law
mob-"imperial wizard"-for "mys-
terry" and magic are two of the wea-
pons with which they terrify)
That ought to be enough to charac-
terize the Ku Klux Klan. We have
had sufficient experience to show us
what 100 per cent Americans" are.
They are intolerant, un-American,
violent suppressors OF freedom and
democracy. They have to label them
selves 100 per cent Americans" in
order to justify their conduct TO them
selves.
But then, also, these particular 100
per cent Americans'-the Ku Klux
Klan-are organized for the purpose
of maintaining the supremacy OF the
white race" Educated persons know
that anything that has to have its
supremacy maintained has no su-
premacy. 1t Is like contempt OF court
1t is the court that brings itself into
contempt, by lis own illegal actions,
in most cases. Supremacy maintains
itself The phrase Is mere camoutiage
to cover up the real purpose OF the
IN klnx Khan which expressed in
plain. southern white mans English,
would be to keep the niggcrs down
Just think Of such a thing in the
south in the United States-in this
day and age
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

health in 1.-The drug store by means OF
various patent medicines.
Let us now consider what made these
various people unhealthy. A learned
medical lecturer was asked one time by
member of the audience how to keep
well. The lecturer replied the best way
to keep we'll is 10 keep the Ten Com
mandments," meaning by that, to keep
the laws of Nature. -.
There are certain laws that nature
demands OF people to keep. II they vio-
late these laws they will pay the penalty
in some form or other. Let us now
consider some of the common laws OF
nature that should be exercised by a
normal individual.
LIST. The FIRST law IS rest. Every nor
NAL person should have from 3 to Il
hours OF sleep out OF each "A hours.
2nd. Food. The food should be
wholesome, clean and we'll cooked.
Everybody's diet should contain, if they
are normal, a variety oil the three TODD
elements: proteinS, carbohydrates and
hydrocarbons. Proteins are found IN
various foods such as meats, peas, beans,
cheese, etc. Carbohydrates are found IN
cereals, sweets, sugars, various fruits,
potatoes, etc. Hydrocarbons are found
in the oily foods, such as butter and
nuts.
3rd. Bathing frequently is very
essential element in the maintenance OF
health There are various kinds OF
baths such as the cold bath, the hot
bath, the sitz, hot air and yapor
bath, electric bath and medicated baths.
All OF these baths have their places
and a great deal depends upon the indl.
vidual as to the kind OF bath that viii
agree with them.
4th. Another important thing III the
keeping OF health is to guard yourself
and do not become diseased by expos
ing yourself to somebody else's disease.
Remember that a great number oil
diseases are contagious, a few OF which
are: Smallpox, Typhoid Fever, Pneu-
monia. Diphtheria, TonsilitiS, Sore
Throat, Scarlet Fever, Lagrippe or In
fuenza, Tuberculosis, Gonorrhea, Chan
croids, etc. e
5th Every person owes ii to himself
or herself to see 10 il that their body
is kept in tone or good condition. Do
not wait until your health fails you,
then seek advice, hit have an examina-
ton at least twice year to see that
your kidneys, heart, lungs, teeth, tonsils,
adenoids, blood and other organs are
in good shape At various intervals
your urine should be examined and
your blood pressure taken. Remember
it is easier to retain health than it IS
to obtain health after it has once gone.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
". w. G. A. News

The Y. w. c. A. is receiving for
Miss Crystal Bird and Mrs. Cordella
A. Vim, National Secretaries, Thurs
day, Feb %, at 8 P NJ. The public is
cordially invited to come and meet these
ladies and enjoy a social evening.
The City-wide movement OF the Girl
Reserves to sell flowers at the different
churches in the city was postponed from
the first Sunday in the month to the
last Sunday, Feb. 27 We trust every
one will encourage these little girls by
buying some OF these flowers. The
proceeds OF which are to be used for
relief work among the starving children
OF Armenia and also to put worthwhile
children through high school in The
States.
Rev and Mrs. Brockett led Vespers
Sunday, Feb. 13, and their talks were
very impressive and to the point Many
OF the girls felt new inspiration from
the paper so worthily prepared by Mrs.
Brockett The subject OF the paper was ::
What effect the Emancipation had
upon the Colored Women" Rev
Brockett gave brief outline of the
life OF the different subjects in the book
written by Harriet Beecher Stowe which
was very well stressed.
The Industrial Glasses are steadily
growing and each student seems greatly
impressed with their studies. We would
like to enlarge all of the classes but
want to make special mention OF dra-
mates Nine. Fannie Hall Clint is an
able teacher and every student eagerly
awaits Friday evening, the time for
that particular class.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

| OueS: ! expect to send out form
letters to firms and business people
explaining and advertising my sys-
TEN OF printing business and to re
ceive orders in return, then pay a
man who runs a printing and en-
craving business to do the work Tor
me. then | will send the work back
to the person or firm that ordered
IT, Kindly let me know whether 1t IS
necessary to have license for such
work.
Ans No, as long as your business
is done by spondence or as
long as you operate no printing es-
adjustment OF your own, no license
is necessary for this work.
Ques: | have finished paying for
some lots which ! bought on time.
Nothing was said about recording the
deed which has now been given to
me Must | have it recorded and
must | pay for recording it?
Ans: Yes, to both of these ques-
tons.
Ques: | moved out Of fiat owing
several months rent | moved be
cause the fiat was too unsanitary.
The owner has now sold the building
10 another party. Am | still liable
to him Tor this old rent.
Ans: Yes.
Ques: My lease expires May LIST
and the landlord has served notice
that he will not renew it and that
must vacate on that date. If /
cannot find a fiat and do not move,
10 4aly, ia NJ
me out, and will it be an added ex-
pense to me?
Ans: He can have the bailff put
you out after having gotten a judg-
ment against you in foreible detalner.
In the forcible detaner suit, judg-
ment for costs and possibly for dou-
bic rent would be rendered against
you.
CUES How many years has one got
in which he can sue upon a judg-
ment note after it has become DUE
Ans: Ten years.
CUES: A street car ran into team
which | was driving and damaged
the team and | got hurt pretty bad
but they refused to pay me any
thing. Can | force them to settle
with me and if SO what should | do!
Ans: Consult lawyer and have hin
take the matter up for you. The
question OF liability of the street car
company to you is dependent upon
whether or not the accident was due
to the fault OF the motorman or &c
your own fault If you sustained valid
injuries in the case and you can show
from the facts OF the case that yor
were not at fault but that the acct
dent was due to the fault of the mo-
tormon, then you have liability case
against the street car company.
Send questions for this column tc
Herman E. Moore, care the Chicago
Whip, 1920 South State Street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
Y. MI. G.. A. News

DR.. Frank w. Gunsaulus was
greeted by a fine crowd when he de-
delivered his mastery address Alb
raham Lincoln, Monday evening in
the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium. The
program under the direction of Mr..
julius ~ Avendorph was enjoyed
by all present and received COM
mendable comments.
Thursday evening, February oath,
is Ladies Night All ladies are re-
quested to be present to enjoy a
pleasant evening and visit our build
ing A fine program will be rendered
under the management OF Nine. NJ. l..
Railey.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 Mr.. w. NJ.
Davis of Riapool. India, accompanied
by group OF singers will speak at
the Mems Meeting Subject: Com
parative Religions. All men are es-
pecially invited to avail themselves OF
the opportunity to hear this speaker.
The program on last Sunday was
wonderfully augmented by the singing
OF two young ladies' from the y. W..
c. A
The Boys Department will render
a special program on Washington's
Birthday Tuesday afternoon, Febru-
airy 22nd. A similar program includ-
ing motion pictures will be presented
in the lobby for. men at 8 o'clock.
Strangers are welcome to attend all
of these functions.
Sunday School Superintendent
Council will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Sunday afternoon, February 10th. 4.30
o'clock.
Recent Arrivals
H. f. Murrell, Cleveland. Ohio.
T. Banks, ST. Paul, Mimi.
A. Bryant, Indianapolis, Ind:
Turner Robinson, Indianapolis, Ind.
William Baxter. Indianapolis, Ind.
Ray Long, Indianapolis, Ind.
Charles H. Carr, Indianapolis, Ind.
II. J. Dangerheld, Jr.,flndianapolis,
Ind.
George Haggard, Indianapolis, Ind.
Everett Arts, Indianapolis, Ind
William Oliphant, Cedar Rapids,
Ind.
Virgil Powell, Cedar Rapids, Ind.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

The Joseph Medil School OF Jour
nalism OF Northwestern university has
opened for business Many OF its stu
dents will attend with the idea OF
learning how to write. so that people
will wish to read what they have
written. To these students we may
offer one piece OF advice.
Make your writing personal, by
thinking first OF your reader, only
secondarily of yourself
A man Tor a woman reads news
papers in the hope OF finding therein
something that interests him, not
something that might conceivably be
OF general interest An article on
British Financial Propositions" might
have general interest; an article on
How England Proposes TO Keep
Your Taxes High" would have per
sonal interest. One might be read /;
the other would be
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

WITH DUE REGARD RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UN-
sTINTEp CREDIT TO THOSE MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALisM. WE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
A Word To The Scribes
THE WRITER WHO WILL BE READ
Chicago Herald and Examiner

anu IsAdlillllEI.j
And as a newspaper writer begins
his article, so he should go on. The
concrete statement, which puts ideas
in terms OF the knowledge most peo-
pie possess, will interest them; the
general statement will not. One good
illustration is worth a paragraph OF
abstract explanation; just as tri-
angular scar on the left eyebrow
identifies a man more accurately, be-
cause It is more personal, than long
list of such terms as medium height,
light hair. blue eyes, narrow shout
ders. high forehead and so forth.
An idea cannot be made clear ex-
eept by an act OF partnership, and
your partner IS your reader. Unless
you take him into consideration, YOU
will seldom get anywhere with what
you write.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
Behold The Hypocrite

The Chicago Tribune styled the Worlds Greatest News
paper naturally the right and perogave explain why
enry Ford has launched such bitter the Jews of
america Ford beaed and criticised for stirring antag
onism and for his attempt make the appear cean for
and dangerous and therefore essngng elements
our great American commonwealth Ford ought to read
OF the Chicago lbunes articles about black which
with apparent deliberate regularity and intent
to make the Negro foreign, Burns
was rights oh wad to God the gft owls ters
see u.s." " p - = -
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

The Churches
The Berean Choir Musical

Sunday evening, Feb. 18th, at P.
M, the Berean Choir rendered their
regular monthly program in the new
Auditorium of the Bcrean Baptist
church, Sind and Dearborn Streets.
The speaker of the evening, Hon.
Warren B. Douglas, delivered an able
address on the New Negro Timely
and forceful as he always is, he COM
pletely captivated his audience. His
oratory brought forth repeated cheers
from the big crowd, which filled the
spacious Auditorium. The musical
numbers were all very good
Next program March 18th. All are
cordinally invited.
Estella c. Bonds, Organist.
Jackson J. Stovall, Chairman.
Isaac Yarbrough, Chorister.
Rev. w. s. Braddan, Pastor.
The Olivet Baptist Church Notes
Rev. L. X. Williams, d. D., Minister
One OF the greatest evidences that
people are serious, for once, about the
great questions of God, Human des-
tiny, and immortality, is the fact that
some four or five thousands crowd
into Olivet every Sunday, and many
are turned away. Last Sunday morn
ing the Pastor. DR.. Williams, filled
the pulpit at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church, while assistants Revs ]. II.
Branham, II. B. Hawkins, and J. {.
Carroll, had charge of the pulpits at
all places OF worship. In the evening
the Young Ladies' Cosmopolitan Club
rendered very excellent program, al
ter which the pastor delivered very
helpful and instructive message 10 the
young people on. The Ideal Husband.
During the day a large number OF
persons joined the Church with the
determination TO live a better life.
On Monday evening. Feb. q, the
Queen Esther Circle will present a
Cantata: Ruth The Moabitess', in
which some OF the city's best musical
talent will participate Next Sunday
evening DIR. Williams will preach his
famous sermon on: The Valley OF
Dry Bones" All are welcome.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
St. Mark M. Z. Church
50th Street and Wabash Ave,
Rev Inhn w Robinson Pastor

Kew John W. Robinson, Pastor.
Sunday was a great day Tor St
Mark NJ. (. Church. The Freedmen's
Aid Program was rendered and a nice
collection taken Tor the oolored
schools OF the south. Next Sunday
our pastor will preach for morning
and evening service.
On Monday, Feb. 18th, Bertha
Dickerson Tyree, assisted by Miss
Elsie Won Dickerson, Reader, VIII ap-
pear in the recital at St. Mark church
Trinity Church
Great Brass Band Parade to Trini-
ty NJ. f. Church Sunday, February
10Th, at 3 ?. NJ. Some OF Chicagos
best orators will speak Program in
behalf OF Community Service. Sub
ject. One Hundred Per Centnm
Americans" Does the Ku Klnx Khan
make 1909 Americans. Speakers, At
torney Adelbert Roberts, DR.. l.. K.
Williams, OF Olivet Baptist Church,
DR.. O. X. Bryant. OF South Park; DR.
w d. Cook, OF the Metropolitau:
DIR. S. Z. J. Watson, Hon. Linton.
Hon. J. d. Bibb Editors OF the Whip.
Also Editor OF Chicago Defender.
The w B. f. Band will parade
through important centers. Come
early to get your seats. Rev. J. ". v
Hutchinson. Director OF Religious
Education, Rev. G. W. Baber, Pastor.
Free seats for both men and women.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
Legal Catechism
HERMAN E. MOORE
Attorney at Law

To J.. S. F.
Your question is
not sufficiently in
telligible for me TO
give you any an
swer on the same.
Please explain the
facts to someone
and have them
write to me for you
giving fuller infor-
nation and | shall
be very glad to an
sWer the same.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19
Health Hints
BY DR.. Troy Smith

After health is once gone it is often
very hard to regain it. The country is
full of. what might be called health
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
NEW YORK POLICE IN
 FIGHT ON DRUG RING
(Continued from First Page.)

of information furnished by New York that the man had police records in London, Paris, Brussels and New Orleans, and had served prison sen- tences at various places aggregating 20 years.
 We made more arrests these past four months than in any 24 months heretofore said Dr. Simon, who was selected to direct the drive because of his medical training. Every wing of the metropolitan police department was co-ordinated, working in con- junction with the federal agents. In consequence, "the fear" has been spread through the army of vendors.
 Before he assumed his job, pr. Simon said traffic in drugs in New York had reached an amazing stage. His first move was to seek to clean up New York, then aid in solving the drug vending problem in other cities "a resultant evil of the situation here.
 Squads of special men were spread to all parts of the greater city, expert men being picked to patrol the lower East Side where vendors were even using school children as 'go-be- tweens" to supply addicts.
 Constant watch was kept on incom- ing ships where alleged smugglers were resorting to all manner of tricks to sneak the narcotics into this country. Arrests of persons on the docks revealed drugs hidden in arti- ficial arms and limbs; in sausages and clothing. Once the anti-narcotic forces were working systematically and arrests became frequent, the sit uation soon gave evidence of being cleared up.
 Tho almost daily raids in tho city reached a climax recently in Brook lyn when agents entered an apart ment, arrested several persons and seized drugs worth thousands of dol lars The great majority arrested wers "curbstona" vendors.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
SCOUT NEWS.

The March Court of Honor met at the Boy Scout headquarters last even- ing with three members present. The showing this month was a real mark of achievement and one to be com mended. The following scouts were advanced to the several ranks:
 Second Class Rank: Philip Mo Briarty. troop 19; Stuart Dube, troop 19; Donald Proudman, troop 6; Jack Wilks. troop II, and Robert Christ, troop 2.
 First Glass Rank: William Christ, troop 2; Carmen Naples, troop 1S; William Newton, troop g, and Stuart Dube, troop 19.
 Merit Badges Awarded: John Nor CT; Samuel McGibbon, troop 1, Plain vile, cycling.
 On Thursday. March 31. the troop at the Stanley Memorial church will be reorganized under the leadership of Edson Lockwood and Arvid Thor waldsen. The latter was formerly patrol leader of this same troop and MT. Lockwood has just graduated from the scout leaders school.
 On Thursday of this week the scout executive will meet with a croup in the Stanley Quarter to lay plans for a community troop in that locality.
 The patrol leaders school which is held after school each Wednesday is progressing very satisfactorily. There are seventeen members attendance and their instruction is already begin ming to show itself in the various troopa