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Funeral Directors

ORDERS completed In :,
hours w" are equipped 10 dy" ga
iuvntS black IN twenty four hours. rms
* special branch Of our business aud
u always given prompt dt'Nrt.Ot..
Mn!"cl !e,s. &ni Forth seventh street.
''HA VI Edwin Ihaur. iuu"ra, director
aud cm1"lnIcr. sos East Main Street
Ma! son ISL. Randolph $685..
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

Atlantic CRY Virginia Ave. near beach
y" rooms with not and cold running
water, private baths. AIways open, Wriiy
io' h"ieS MONROE iiCICIIINS
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Confederate Museum
Twelfth and Clay Streets.
Opcn Daily \. NJ. to T. NJ
SATURDAY.. 2 20 y
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

ISDENEp FoR QulcN REFERENCE
TIKI 4fMh sf 9s9Sfa a. ff
e i;nns s' rHE Vi" EIr a2ps" Is RS GeA
an. an ssn9s e Of r II II rs!
schedule "' Of W i sa''i 3D. Sf its,e.
ga ~ord daiiy. minimum 5oe. SC; sold.
SC a word SUNDAY mininum soc Sc, so..i
e word sunday. MINIMUM i9c. aEas
consecutive Insertions price of -, la
consecutive insertions priee OF 81, In
ser;.ons
~, /: rOin, Tyre.
spHes N which tst, ! po'n, ,yse al; may b.
ssps o-', sH Svn's T T!n G..i, ard CENT"
1hss: rate, app.y ONLY 10 aay.r,!,-m.n-.
territory From other sou-C., IN. IL,
ar. !'auy IL cents ar agate Inc. sun.
to he Hn"I. CASH must accompany ,ho
p'dt. IN al Instances.
Users Request,
A. ~ INA r. = M,n'r.sSh b a. ~. as iS
~ to j.. NJ. SATURDAY Tor corH.e; y,a .nu
sSf aF e i rifr e1S' II, EDIri9T
STATIONS WILL AccErT YOUR
\. woI.LSIEFFER.
BUTTONS DRUG S1ong.
siiaKEiTS:s r FIX Sat,S'
BLAHN,s hoGl:EWAEp rHAnMAcY
GAvED":s h ihI1i $TU ftS
Robinson qua Floyd
THE hiHANDIs riiAkMACY.
q, {, KER&.
opoI1;;?3 Iianoys! ,Ayenm,:
n; /. nookEn
HERMITAGE pKkGG@; c;6sMifrA&r.
t iit1 Wss 6n n.Gaa tT s;Ies,
WEST Esd co%FEcTioHERx
a; r. johann
FINE STREET riiARMAcr.
g; cMloCGA q nnoS.
"a " we, IA. T'oaa t; S;,ss'.
$50 Btoos Hvcnu .o
rARRANT DRUG COMPANY.
COHEN GO; DErAETaE%T STORE.
y W. t1 as. s itIG@a Els.
EAST 81" 81 r, 'S;fS s1 Fi.si.;
nGGuEs Fuh%iTu f Co.
J. IL. HUME.
b5p North Fourth Street
RICHMOND PHARMACY
sol EAST Main Street
SCIiERs.
Sin'h and Broad Streets.
ROLAND ~ CliiI.DREI
20 North Eighteenth street;
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
Tveniy-nrs; and MarshaiI Streets
TURNER'S rIiAKMACY
Twenty hTs; and Main street,.
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY.
2i%t Eairmount Avenue.
SPRINGER DRUG COMPANY.
go? 900 we"r a., street:
T~en;y-si1,l and V.nabl- S;.eets
$500 Eas; broad street
HoRD.S. DRUG STORE.
J. +. sMiTii
a5oc East Marshall street.
MILLER & RHoADS
FULTON.
John 2. kuESrER.
j. X. NAUGHAN
'sC' Wi'ii1 ms!sprE Aycnue.
1915 Williamsburg Avenue
SOTTH RICHMOND
WASHISGToN & EARLY.
=. !. PARRISH
1905 Hull stree;
wAsHlNGToN !. EARLY.
1916 Hun Street.
woopiAND iiEiGHTs PHARMAcr.
BARTON HEIGHTS
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
HIGHLAND PtRK
W. a. VAUGHAN
Fourth Avenue mad S;uAr, Street:
ROLAND PARK
PARK VIEW PHARMACY
1900 Moss Side Avenue
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GENERALS BEAT DAVIDSON
WASHINGTON AND LEE
MATMEN TAKE MATCH
Win Al Hut one Match aud Final
Point S'"rr 1" 20 Ia :. 1T Ea>"r
III I.rNinStoninnS

i'Nt'''' ihl ~ I W. liil's'- LIS l'altn.l
LEXINGTON VA. March IL
Washington aud l."" University ended
its wrcStl!u. season here tonight. the
Generals mat men dcfca;iug David
son College ~ t" .. winning all but
one match
In the Ilt-p"uud class Mc,iiil W.
and l.. threw CAPTAIN Cummings. of
Davidson. after five minutes OF fast
work
cochran. W. y t.. Won on - decision
over trrmariic. after wrestling to u
draw An extra SIN minutes being
necessary to decide the match
Sutherland. wrestling in the So
pound class irr w. and L.. tossed
Davis in four minutes and forty
live seconds With u head and body
hold, whic Hampton. W. and lis
captain. Won on a dcciS ION over
Schcucl in AN exciting contest
la the |N-p"und class. HriZ"r. oi
Davidson. won tn" decision over o.-
don. outw"iGhinS him 10y fifteen
poIuds.
Asbury in the pound class. won
IN a hotdlucn from carter, OF David
son. In ;hr"" minutes Hat.
In tin" unlimited class Nsbury again
won from his opponent Clerk. IN
two minutes unh foriy-:ivc seconds
Ashury giving on" "f tin" clcvcr"st
exhibitions ever seen on tn" inct!
floor hy registering two falls in sue
cess on over has opponents in 4 single
evening
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Situations Wantcd-AIaIc 31

81 l.tSNANr DO yuu wan, :. s,Ir.,u,u b.
-" YOU appreciate" honest effort" only
~ .'-'Inaa propositions considered. kr.
dr'sN . sos. c.,T" IlW-s- dispatch
" AETEb. rOSTrlp% wanted p.rtti.r-
.hi position =. auditor cor head lpuA
Keeper and once manager tor rtUlhIr
'purtru. ty cpupvt'H' !uHu with tNslso
y"hTH ghp"Ti"ur". married. @. ye.rs %
aS" "Hi can iurU!sA unlimited f,trrcu,s
as l" Character and "hl4.ty. Only guDar
nhylhg prou"si'iun rN,' ur.rs upuor.
unit tur aiy.Hu-mout VIII DO ,unSl,i.~-
-. NHiTCs' \ \. Il. Sls rhlrG stree.
iou%G RICHMOND M.lS. ipw tr.y.!Ins
1nHtA carolina. desires Couu-rt win
T'N'hiN mouse. either travelling or n
'!f! three years -Ep-r..f.-e g.. s,'!tn.
az. :" years. Address l.. IL. NJ. q 81.
oral hs.is"ry. Irc'nwu7I. 5 &.
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STE&p1iiNrjlEH- BDDKKEipER a,-I-,,
position "iih future; csucrIcucod. com
l"l"ht -hH strictly busiucEs. II Soc ctr-
fiIu"-- Dispatch.
STE%oGHNrllEn With good ciucajION
executive "bll'y ana hard worker. {;
son g,rc 'tim.n Dispatch
fptSt LADY d.H.Trs position a. ono.
assistant 80 once. Address II Jsf ,.Ie
Times Dispatch.
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coRCRN's Used CARS
Al! StuGe1ahors Thoroughly renewed "a.
painici new tops. '.r" iires where neeued
etc.
S.udcba.e. /, S-l!cs I..sht-S.1
etuirti'.,i 'ls Series 5-pasaeuses h1.cyI.
Stdtco.ns: e Series, s+.en-pa.sense
Siuden""S! iou.-cyiindc:. nv.- passvnse.
BE- hon. - SeTIcs. n.s-pLsscaser
OH.iIA Node, a. 1900 %
WI siOut' Oh y.tI. 90
Navel. Is EoAGstet. ,.yu. 10
po.'c Tou!ina Is Se!i.s ....... 5000 }
fEehiv;. i"n"- r"Ss,LS-E. w'r1 whee! equ!y-
>,t. ' me 1880. t"0Ool
. 50 30. 90
Terms 10 Responsible parties.
Phone for demonstration /. not convsnlen,
10. sou &c cal. Madison 6tUO.
CcbUKN MOTOR SALES
i:i1-iz:3 ~. Broad ST.
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AUTOMOBILES

'Dh ,SEb cAES. -" Richmond Kline
' -. me, BIZ Wcs; Broad Street.
FORD COUpE-ioiS model recently over
n"uIru III excellent condition Can be
p;uHh' cheap for cash. Randolph
FOX batter service sc. Cnceda BATTERY
. .2a II. Main -, Randoph 1865.
fOIib-i.atc iuodei Ford roadstsv Soc
W.. Starhuch. 2:j West Broad. Madi.
FttI,--i3lS Ford Roadster. recently over.
h'ulsd and painted. new ton suI sea,
H"s"rinE PE'ct. $500. Apply 107 West
Gary
FORD t"urinG 1919 motel. IN eacei,.p.
condition. SgJb. Act quick. .2Ol-A West
t3ry street f!ion" boulevard 2Sat
FolIp--T ouiing. 1913 model. good c"nJi-
ION N-'"."". y Il. riil"c. i3nS W"S;
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

y GOOD Hfoad street &usiuess rIUuos.
zion iyr sale At - Ercat sacr'uuo. A!-
dress ~ 900. care T.u9s Dispatch.
rpH EtSr-C1rn and wheat mlil
water I"we. Apyly :. l.. DAVIS. GgiIr.,
Mllr. VI. L. II. -. :.
PNEi%Eh vent :, parlucI vito has had
som" .hrciisn"c III auivIuVbl.- r.p- t.
WORK. haEc plenty OF .yug- s. 500 VII
buy hhit interest IA iGy aGsin.sa see
~. y. Carter. ~ -Qi5 West BTuad street.
Richmond, Va.
PARTNER WANTED ga tn" ,.relsio-
mauut"ciIftnS .Ti.! lo,hlou .u .IFsiu.-,.
Plant complete Ia every ,"t,ti. Wlti
rc'iulr" 81 least ga, 900 90 t,rn tor 4, ia, q
interest OF i9', of tn" common .uf IS ,.
i'fr"i stock: 'oiurauy lncoguura'cG \ d"
-" i"rk state. IrIn.rS a.rd NOT n
~. Ec:o!cnE"s exchanged. Write w
l.. P"gn. go East oHs Hundred ami
ih.r1y-thiri street. Sew iOTk Tl'y
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Special Notices

THE RcSEWEil. Comval.sCcut IIpiuy .H
opcn 20 s""sts tunvalcSc"nt. nervous
"nd rest cure cases, iuyaiids ana elderly
PEOPLE. Thns" desiring To s1c.N 9" MISS
williams ia regard to this nom" r.l.
h"r IN III" telephone directory IS an
error.
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Len nro,s billiard Match.

Leu Dro,s billiard Match.
tiiiIAGp. March Ill. II Shoe
lunkor of \.w YORK.. defeated w II.
Lou. of Rockford. Ill. in the semi
finals "f M \atiun+! Amateur r"rk
ct lSI'.iar. tournament here today
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Statesmen and Agents

An INCREASING DEMAND ANON; .yl,t
i'' 'n'r. Tor tn" colt" to Ngnt ~"
nous" aud cool, ihg meals makes ~
i'' 't"hry 1" "ul"rg" our sHl.F forces IA
Nirrint". i:N""li"nt opportunity Cnr pcr.
:lHl"ni workers wh" tTo ambitious tu
in'f""Se NOR earnings Promotion 10
~" man VIII" p'"E'. his thIli'y. T.,
i'hS'H r"id. 'ull ur write MOI NirEini,
w Il L. 10. ~. ----
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Situations Wantc,l-rcmnle 36

AHtED Sh!cs aEDui. .ud ,aii.,ssar-
90 sell line ~ household su.ct.lli~,
y H. Carson. % South E!uh S'rrai
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Hclp--Aialc or Female

MAIL ,AEEiEti S-''t.EithS-I. s. govern
H,ch' wants Rch:nOnd mall cafrisrn.
i!cthsi t!.'OD hrsi Ncd.. steady WORK
fp9 nariGuIaI-. reply I. ii3. care Iitnes.
Dispatch
WASTED, local representative. otucIrr-i
man "r woman. 80 call on 'I,@f,rs. o.,
.'n-'N". hi;h- rliss businesses .,rurD,iiit,.,.
.tnd'"s> !. ~. car" riu"r- bi-pht"b
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Lost and Found

HOUND Lost. ca" black ana IAN hound
dog long ha3r. license Nu igar,r. Re-
Avenue.
" .hfcti Lost, .ady's gold wis, walton. ID.
i."ih"r cas-. Friday morning "n Hur
rl"uU -r cary Streets I.inor,l reward
u r.il.-m-A ~ ~ Nnrin Ii..rr-snn ..-..--.-
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Personals

btR "utir" stock OF cnrs"t- r,,iIr-.l "
VII! III sou. thus assuring botn ,rn'ur
ana s;Nl". IN" totscj SHOP. Gl5 %ur'l
E-ith Slr..l. Mr-- = J. lN... n-nm-..---
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
CHARLES E STUMP, TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT
FOR TIE BROAD AK, VISITS NEW YORK CITY,
WASHINGTON, D. C, AND OTHER CITES IN The
EAST, AND HE Is NOW HEADED FOR THE WEST.

Then followed other phases Of wofl
until the committees were al appointed
and the annual report was submitted
by DR.. Rankin. want to congratulate
the church on having such an efficient
man BE knows the missionary field
and causes just as you know the letterI
in your name when yOu see them he
has made it a great study.
The members and friends Of the Afri
can Methodist Episcopal church ar
loyal to every claim Of their church
and after reporting 4 balance Of e,
$3.50 brought forward from the pFevi
Gus fiscal year, Secretary Rankin. 70
ported that his Office had received fol
missions, 76,2T6.s4, making . total Of
s7e, ,230.25 and had expended S77,760.27
He told where every cent Of the money
came from and for what it had been
used which put him night on top.
During my stay in New York I wa
the guest Of one Of the next Bishops in
the A. N. E. church, Rev. N. ". Thorn.
ton, D. D., pastor Of Bethel A. II. z.
church. DR.. Thornton has had helluva
time since he has been in New York,
but it is all over now and he il riding in
the saddle now and doing q great work
in New York. He is q scholar and .
good pastor, and then he is q man, every
inch Of him. He knows how TO do and
what to do and will do it IL you win
just keep out Of his sunlight.
have seen Charles II. Anderson,
treasurer Of the National Negro Busi-
ness League, banker from Jacksonville
and is to be banker in New York. he
has already purchased the building and
putting it in order for the bank. Soms
young men from Florida have opened
the finest ice cream parlor in the eoun-
try. It is manners to step into this.
Mr.. Anderson is back Of this also. he
is one more busy man I shall have
something to say 20 you or some one
else will.
Thanks be to God that things are
moving in New York and am moving
also. will tell you about the bank, ice
cream parlor and other places in my
next. I have been to see the place left
by Nine. Walker. Her daughter, Mrs.
Wilson, is in charge. It is one more
fine place. Look out for my next.
If you desire to write to me send 1t
to 1929 Aberdeen street, Chicago, Hi
nois.
CHARLES E. STUMP.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
NOTES ON SPRING ToGGERY

Wrap frocks promise to be very
popular for street wear.
Square capes are added to the many
attractive models being shown for
spring.
Paris hats for spring feature plumes
which sweep to the shoulder or fall to
the waist.
For sport and morning wear, spring
styles like best checked and striped
materials.
Satin and crepe de chine are almost
equally popular as fabrics for the new
spring hats.
Novelties In collar and sleeve treat
ments are important features Of many
Of the spring styles.
Clustered grapes, trailing feathers
and upturned wings are all found on
springs smart millinery.
Contrasting colOrs and fabrics are
combined in a charming manner for
many of the new spring capes.
A smart new sport coat Of navy
velOurs is made with raglan sleeves
and has the pockets and the button
holes bound with white.
Spring evening frocks are contem-
plating the return to the longer skirt.
In many cases the longer effect is at
tained by means Of hens Of lace and
draperies Of transparent tulle.
A smart new dinner dress Is fash
iOned Of black chiffon over an accor-
dion-plaited underskirt Of black satin.
The frock is trimmed with plated
black cire ribbon.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
THE RIOT CASES OF 1919 ARE COM
ING UP FOR TRIAL IN TIE
SUPREME COURT OF COOK
COUNTY, MONDAY, MAY 1s.

Attorney Augustus L. Williams, Is4
W. Washington street, announces as the
attorney Of record in most Of the not
cases of 1919 that on Monday, May 10,
before Judge Jacob h. Hopkins in the
Superior Court of Cook county, room
1929 County building, that the ease Of
Sanford VS. Cook County and other riot
cases, win be on the docket for trial
So far, Mr.. Williams has not received
any money for professional services
which he has rendered and which he
viii continue to render to the survivors
of those poor unfortunate people who
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
MESHES OF RUSSIAN ORIGIN
Woven Dot, Round or Square, the
VosUe-Woman In Mourning Is
Not Neglected.

For the tailored woman who pre-
fers to swathe her hat with yelling
rather than wear-the made veil there
Is the Russian mesh with a woven dot
either In square or round effect-the
square dot being given preference.
Then there are the octagOn and square
meshes with either French dots or
large chenille dots, both Of which are
very popular. These come In solid
color as well as varying shades.
The woman who is In mourning
and cannot indulge in beautiful new
colOrs has not been neglected by de
signers and manufacturers. They
have not only made copies Of the new
est styles in wells or pure white and
solid black, but have originated types
especially for her.
A square model Of Russian mesh IL
In black with a large woven dot and
Is bound with grOsgrain ribbon. It is
worn over the hat with the front edge
drawn about the weaner's throat. All
corners are left to hang In the back.
Another manner Of wearing a square
veil Is to arrange II on the hat so
that the points hang In the back,
front and on either side.
Then there are white flowing wells
Of fancy meshes having white gros-
grain ribbon neckbands. Others are
bound with crepe and come in either
black or white.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

Col Franklin A Dsuison, Assistant
Attomsy General Of Illinois, sOUnds
the Praises Of ne Broad Az.
The following letter speaks for itself:
Chicago, May II, 1921.
Mr.. julius F. Taylor,
Editor, The Broad Az,
62Os 8. Elisabeth St.,
Chicago, M
Ny dear Julius:
I have read with great interest your
splendid article on bombing of the
homes Of colored citizens in this city,
and I sincerely congratulate you on the
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
CHARLES E. STUMP.
PROM ON AND AFTER THIS DATE
THE
BROAD AK CAN ALWAYS BE
FOUND ON SALE AT THE FOL
LOWING NEWS STANDS:

DR.. ]. S. Dorsey's Drug Store, 434 E.
31st Street, corner Vernon Avenue.
The Porter-White Drug Co. Store,
southwest corner 400 S. State St.
Turner williams barber shop and
laundry office, 4sO3 S. State St.
Edward Felix, notions, cigars and
news stands, SOO2 S. Dearborn St.
George W. Boyd, news stand and shoe
shining pariOr, 1920 S. State st.
Thomas Bell, news stand, ice cream
parlOr and laundry Office, II W. 53rd
St., near State.
F. Bishop, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, s W. 9th St., near State.
A D. Hayes, cigars, tobacco, sta
tiOnery and news stand, s64O s. State
St.
Dodson's shoe shining parlor and news
stand, southwest corner 35th and
State st.
Mrs. Moses Ratelif, president Of the
Willing Workers Club Of st. Cath
crime A N. E. Zion Church, s739
ElmWood Ave
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
HOMEMADE DUsTLEss MoPs
convSnIenee That Is DustIsss and A.
% Sanitary Labor-saSer May
Be Easily Made.

Dustiess mOps and dustIess dust
ers are sanitary labOr-savers- They
can be made at home by dipping the
mop or the duster In a solution q
some vegetable OIL, such as linseed or
cottonseed. and gasoline or other solv-
ent. about one tablespoonful Of oil to
one pint Of gasoline being used. There
should be no FIRE In the room where
the gasoline Is used The mop or
duster should be hung outdoors until
the gasoline has eTaporated- The oil
WIN be evenly distributed In this way.
The dustsr may be washed once Or
twice before II Is necessary 10 redlD
Il IN ths on solution
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
Mistake MADE BY Many.

Too. many people take themselves
too seriously, and can't understand
why their estimates Of themselves are
not accepted by others. Consequent
ly they take 1t out" on others when
they might do much better by taking
some things out Of themselves. There's
too much personal Initiation"
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

manly stand taken by You. Your arti.
Gle may not impress those to whom it is
addressed, but, my dear friend, you
have sounded q call to which al law
abiding citizens Of this city, black OF
white, may eheerfuIly respond.
1t is high time that some Affirmative
action is taken to meet the lawless In
vaders Of our homes. This you have
done.
Sincerely,
Your friend,
Franklin A. Denison-
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
VISITS MILWWAuKEE

Mrs. Lou Ella Young, $3.50 Giles
Ave, D. G. NJ N G. of the House
holds of Ruth and Jurisdiction, Wis
tied the Households of Ruth in Mil
waukee. Wis, during the week. The
work of Households in Milwaukee,
Mrs. Young reports, is moving along
rapidly and with much interest.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

lost their lives and their other belong.
ings in the bloody, untimeIy and un,
called for, race riots in Chicago.
1t would be well indeed if the court
room was crowded every day during
these trials with eolOred people and let
the world know that they are still in.
terested in the final outcome of the
trial Of these cases.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
EnaIish TitIss Of Mobility.

The rank OF earl was introduced In
% England at the time Of the Con-
quest and succeeded the Saxon earl
dom. 1t continued the highest rank
IN England until Edward III created
dukes in 1887 and Richard II created
marquesses in 1885, both being super
IOr to earls.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
Health in white Cedar.

Water pals and other vessels made
Of southern white cedar were long
held to have a wholesome effect on
the contents because Of supposed
medicinal properties Of the wood, says
the American Forestry Magazine. II
was even believed that water issuing
from a white cedar splgot had its
healthfulness increased.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
Smells Like Onion.

The kulim Of the Philippines and
Malay Peninsula gives forth a strong
aroma Of onions. says the American
Forestry Magazine, while the pao
GalhO Of Brazil is properly known a.
garlic wood
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE AT
A BARGAN.

The following and other household
goods for sale at real bargains.
One iron bed and springs, one steel
cot; large haI rack with mirror, and
other useful articles. Phone Midway.
1924, 6O15 Harper avenue.
A1Y.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
Ns RooIn fer tie Ineom1otent.

- "stH ~ rns tnSompoteHL
Much q the work done In this world
has 70 be undODe. Inc0mpetency Is
the greatest draEbaek to progress. In
eompetents are the most costly mem
bers Of society, and always wfn be.
That's why there Is always a premium
On brains and skIIL which combine 70
produce efReienG-ExeAange.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
Which Is the HIuhsst Mountain

Which Is the Highest Mountain
II Il generally thought Mount Ever
est. with its 29.4OO feet, is the worlds
highest peak, but some authorities as
sert that Teram Kangri, Kara Korams,
Cashmere. has an altitude OF nearly
$1,000 feet.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
NotIesI

Hat pins are used by the American
customs authorities to prod parcels
for hidden jewelry. We hasten to In
form our fair fellow subway travellers
that we never hide jewels behind our
eyeballs.-LOndon Opinion.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
We All Know That.

THAT old motto Business before
pleasure said Jud Tunkins. means
nothing more than Ia this world you
can't enjoy yourself unless you've gOs
the price"
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
Wedding RIna FINGER.

Whatever the fashion may be about
wedding rings, the Episcopal Book Of
Common Prayer says: The priest,
taking the ring. shall deliver 1t to the
man to put on the fourth finger Of the
woman's left hand"
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
Patching Holes.

Sifted coal ashes, sand and wheat
-four. mixed with water, make an ex-
eellent mortar for patching holes when
the plaster is broken Use two parts
ashes and sand to one Of flour.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

When caught in a trap by one Of its
feet. a fox has actually been known to
bite OF and swallow the entrapped
foot In order to free itself.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
So Fast We Aae.

Another thing that startles a man
as he gets on in life is how young boys
and girls can be and still call one an
other Mr.. and Miss.-Ohio State Jour
mai.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
The Word HRum."

The word rum" is an sbbreviatiOn
Of ''rumbOoze," rum" being an Asia
tic word for good" ana booze" q
derivation Of the German 'bausen."
meaning toiguzzle."
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

A good heart is the sun and moon,
or, rather, the sun. and not the moon I;
for It shines bright and never changes
but keeps It's course truly.-Shake-
speare-
The broad ax., 1921-05-14
BarbePs PrerocatIye.

There's only one individual who can
slap his fellow men in the face and
get away with 1t, and that's the bar
Der.
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Not Inclined 70 Explain.

The average man is perfectly will
Ing, after he has made a lucky mis-
take, to have it referred tn as -
stroke Of genius"
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

Il im't true that men Will DO a
thing for money. Some won't work
Tor It-Pittsbursh GazettermeS
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And How Many There AreI

An old fool Is one who thinks that
when a pretty girl smiles at him she's
flirting instead Of laughing at him.
Toledo Blade
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

Assistant Attorney General of Illinois Who Marched the Head
OF the Famous Eighth Regiment and Who Fought for the Honor
and Glory of His Country the Batteeds of France Had
the Moral Courage Stand Up Sound Praises of
Editor of This Paper for laundering Against the Bombing
of the Homes of Respectable Colored People This City
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

% He csdid Charge Them on.
The man who has q wife and two
OF three daughters Il lucky II be ean
set himself judged By their clothes.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

Member Of the Leature Of HinOis from The Third SenA-
toEal District Who Has Secured the Passage of His Anti
Bombing Bill N the Lower House. and State Senatcr John
daley, Of Peoria, Who VII Ruah 4 Through The Se1ate
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

The Woman's Way.
II the shoe fits, get a size smaller
Cartoons Magazine.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

DR.. J. S. DOrsey's Drug Store, 4S4 E.
31st Street, corner Vernon Avenue.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

F. Bishop, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, s W. 9th St., near State.
The broad ax., 1921-05-14

Mrs. Moses Ratelif, president of the
Willing Workers Club Of st. Cath
crime A N. E. Zion Church, s739
ElmWood Ave