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The Washington times., 1921-06-26
Bandits Seize PAYROLL.

AKRON, Ohio. June 25. - -Four
bandits in an automobile dashed up
TO the office OF the Akron Sand and
Gravel Company today. seized the
payroll, amounting to $1,000. and
made their escape.
The Washington times., 1921-06-26

been bali. several years Used bottles
Koop's lightning Hair Remover L now
have a f'll head OF hair" For sale By
srusgists Supplied BY Lsadbester a Braoh-
prd at. Camden. n. j.. Manufactures
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
Y. w. c. A. News

Through the efforts OF the religious
chairman of the Business Girls Club.
Miss Edna Clanton, Rev. Dr. Shan
non of Orchestra Hall addressed the
members OF that club on Wednesday
evening at ZOO. 1t was indeed quite
a favor to hear him discourse on the
subject Watch" DIR. Shannon is one
OF the greatest orators in the States.
and the y. W. c A. is more than
pleased TO know that the girls are
coming together more and having
such instructive talks from such men
@ho rank with the leaders OF the
world as DR.. shannon.
The Y. w. {. A. Glee Club was in
vited TO share III the program AT the
University OF Chicago on Saturday
evening at Mandel Hall. They sang
beautifully and won much applause.
Prof. Hugh Buchannon, a very busy
young man, is director of the club
He worked most faithfully, giving his
time gratuitiously to the Y. w. {. A..
and deserves much commentator. We
are very fortunate III having him with
Us as a leader and feel highly hon
ored
The Girls Work Department is do
ing some constructive work and
should be congratulated for their Ell
forts. On two occasions the little girls
sold flowers TO the amount of $2l6 for
their share in the fund for starving
children in Armenia, Druse Lake
Camp and scholarships for worthy
children here
On Saturday afternoon they held
their vocational conference in the
Blue Triangle Club rooms. DIR. Mary
! Warning was principal speaker witt
other speakers following: Mrs. Martha
! A. McAdoo, Mrs. Irene NJ. Gaines
Miss Maude Baker OF Columbus O..
all gave very interesting talks which
tends to help the growing girl &c
realize the importance OF choosing
the right vocation best fitted to her
We regret very much to lose Mrs
| McAdoo as General Secretary OF the
~. w. c. A. aud feel that a grea
loss will be felt by all when she i
gone TO Washington, where she viii
take up the same work She is ;
woman who is nationally known, anC
/ her very presence has been helpful tt
us. We wish she would reconsider
but if she will not, WEI hope for he
the best.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
The American
Legion

On March 18th. s p. m. at the South
Side Community House, 320l South
Wabash avenue, State Commander
William b Macauley will address the
friends and members OF the George l..
Giles Post and OF the Ladies Auxiliary
to the post.
Commander Macauley will explain
the mission OF the American Legion.
its possible service to colored Amer
leans, and is effect on the future
course OF American lie. The post is
especially anxious to have the State
Commander take 10 State headquarters
memories OF a very enthusiastic and
loyal reception With this object in
view. Posi- George l.. Giles hereby in
vites the Spanish American Veterans,
the 9. A. r.. and the World War Vet
Grams and their several auxiharies to
attend the reception to State Com
mandcr Macauley.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
The Black Mans Economics

highly that the condition of the black
man should be given study. During period Of
financial the labor problems and living
isolated fifteen million people should receive serious
concern The black a aboer extent isolated.
The the tendency the black continue
north the problem and makes question of national
The Bureau Economics relates to these people will be
intelligent Investigations and beneficial
mendaons right kind of charge of affairs Mr..
Forester B. spoken
ton and hoped that he will be appointed He
with vision will find him a novice nasumh he
occupied position of Illinois, MIR. Washington
student of the fa of life and nothing his life
reactonay compromising He has labored well
the League and has done than the
charity worker, who merely lot of unauenc meaning
less statistics them his Mr. Washington has
initiative and points the well the effects
of economic Detroit his methods of dealing with labor
bes and he has also offered substantial
remedies conditions Mr. Washington fighter
his spirit and ability he will make excellent Director OF
our Bureau of Economics We will heartily favor his appointment
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12

Political forces and public sentiment
are rallying to the support OF this
young man who has the training, quail
hcatlons and experiences Tor the post
His training in the work make him the
logical man for the position. lie re-
ccivcd the degree OF \. b. from Tufts
College and his Masters degree in
Social Economies from Columbia Uni
versity- He also graduated from the
New Norl; School OF Social Work and
spent year at Harvard University
studying further economies and So
GEOLOGY
He was head OF the Urban League
IN Detroit prior 10 his accepting the
posi- OF Supervisor OF Negro Eco
Monies for Illinois and Missouri After
the war he was seized By the Detroit
Associated Charities As the man
wanted to handle a complex labor and
civic situation
Though n Young man. he has made
good in every post and his ability has
been recognized by those who know
merit Men high in political circles
have been forced 10 take notice OF his
remarkable work for the Republican
candidate when he was prime mover
and president OF Wayne County Hard
ing Groesbcck Republican Club, and
this activity demonstrated his ability
to organize against opposition and in
face of obstacles
] he country and press IS falling IN
line to endorse this worthy young man
who has made a place in the sun for
himself
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12

month from my womb. Oittimes
large clots pass from me. ] am rap
idly losing weight and also very much
constipated. All of the leading physi-
clans that | have gone 10 have adj
vised ME 10 have an operation. | was
afraid 10 go to the hospital, so | went
TO an herb doctor who. said that he
could remove the tumor without oper-
alton. have been under his treat
ment for seven months and instead
OF getting better, am getting worse
| have now decided to 90 to the hos
pital Tor an operation. Do you think
| should have my body built up be-
lore undergoing an operation:
Answer. Ii you have fibroid tumor,
and presume you have or the doc
tors who examined you would not
have told you so, | advise an oper
alton. Also the symptoms that you
complain oil are mainly hemorrhage
from the womb with the passing OF
clots. and abdominal pain points TO
a tumor in the womb The physi-
clan generally tells OF the presence
OF hbrold tumors by feel or touch.
what we call in medicine by-manual
examination.
The herb doctor who took your
money and told you that he could
remove the tuinor with herbs Is
quack and should be handled as such.
There is absolutely no medicine that
the medical profession knows that
will remove a libroid hmor. There
are medicines. however, that will ease
your pain, check your hemorrhage.
keep your bowels open or in other
words modify the symptoms bur Tor
medicines or herbs removing the
hbroid tumors, il is absolutely out OF
the question. 1t belongs to the field
OF surgery.
| see from your letter that you
are resident of Chicago You should
not hesitate about going to a hos
pital here. as we have here in Chi
cago two OF the best equipped hos
pital in the country and the best ply
sicians and surgeons in the medical
profession operate there. We have
in Provident and Fort Dearborn Hos
pitals two institutions the race should
be proud OF. if you are race man
or woman. The doctor who oper-
ates on you will answer the ques-
ton as TO operate Immediately or
build up the system Sfsf This ques-
ton varies with each Individual case.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO WHIP
Trinity M. E. Church Notes.

Trinity NJ. E. Church, 301l Prairie
avenue. Sunday evening, March 18th.
at 800 p. III. A religious lecture and
motion picture for adults only. No
children allowed This is given by
DR.. Lee Alexander Stove and Mr.. b.
{. Roloff OF the Illinois Social Hy-
giene League. Every man and woman
should see this picture and hear this
lecture by DR.. Stove, who lectured 10
millions OF men during the war. De
partment OF Religious Education, Rev.
]. w. V. Hutchinson, director.
There will be services Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock and in the evening at
8 o'clock Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
George w Baber. Sunday School ar
PAS.
The Epworth League will meet Sun
day evening in the Auditorium of the
church at J o'clock Special music will
be one OF the features OF the meeting
All are cordially invited TO attend
Easter morning at seven O'Clock there
will be an organ recital and musical
Some OF Chicago's best talent will par
ticipate on the program.
Monday evening, March 2lSt, there
will he a mock wedding Tor the benefit
OF the Social Department. A special
feature OF the wedding will be male
members appearing on the program.
The Community House is open at all
hours during the day Tor the use OF
any OF the department by parties and
Sunday School classes See the Secre-
tary, Mr. MarcelluS +. Jackson, 30ll
Prairie Avenue. Phone Douglas 4942.
Monday evening at o'clock there will
be a Recreation Program in the Gym
nasium
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12

The Y. NJ. C. A. EvangeliStic Mas
Meeting will be held at Pilgrim Ban
fist Temple. 33rd street and Indiana
avenue. Sunday, March 18th. $50 p.
m. Rev 5. I. J. Watson. pastor, will
preach Rev J. r. Stafford will de-
liver an address. An. elaborate pro-
gram will be rendered by Armour lubi-
lee Singers. Chicago Opera Club Quar-
tet. John Wood, Charles W. Settles,
Foster Delaware and Samuel Hill
lard.
Scveniy-cight boys, accompanied by
George X. Arthur. executive secretary.
and o. K. Bryant. assistant boys work
secretary we're guests OF the Emerson
Street Y II c. A, Evanston, Satur-
day. March 5th.
\ Find Yourself campaign is be
ing conducted by the Boys Division.
March 9Th to 18th
Dr. T. T. Trap delivered the first
lecture OF a SERIES on health TO Younger
boys, Saturday. Feb 10Th. DR. Carl
G.. Roberts will deliver the second lee
ture Saturday, March 18th. at II .3a
a. IN.
Annual gym. night will be held at
the y. VI. {. A College. 53rd and
Drexel boulevard. Friday evening.
March llth. Fourteen boy leaders will
attend as guests from Wabash avenue
department.
The regular weekly rehearsal Of the
Boys Orchestra will be held Thurs
day afternoon. March 10th. at 40
The city wide elimination swimming
contest viii be held at Hyde Park de-
partmcnf Thursday evening, March
10th. Wabash avenue department will
be represented by eight entrants.
Recent arrivals: Attorney Harold
+. Smith, Princeton. Ind; Louis VIII
liams. Toronto. Can. J. r Dungee.
Muskeegan, Mich. J. ". MeCrec. San
Antonio. Texas; Rev. T. A. Christian.
Grand Rapids. Mich: w II. Bolden.
St Paul MINI. Charles Currence.
Cleveland. Ohio.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
Bepare of the Hes of March

strange admonion dramatically into Caesar
ears so ring ors"Beware of the ldes OF March!
Just and reasons for needing 1t exist me
month of March brings into the affairs of all Americans new
policies and administrative officers New problems and
hopes confront this regime Beware OF false prophets
political Judases, beware of unonded hopes and the
friends who have already received our favors
conducive clear thinking and intelligent action to PIN
one thing practical performance another
The golden rule and the brotherhood of certainly unda
these golden principles the of what is
GOING to be- Yet what government NOW should be the
which build expectations and the mustard
with which the mountains of lynching dis
Reimbursement and embarrassing economic privation.
President going change form of govern
ment He not going to adopt measures rssesy or dset
finance supporters Of this party put Harding We
add assistance His political record reflects
ing has been refomer revouonist
will look the feel the and probably act the same as far
will than likely leave the he finds it. The
Ides March of office for Mr. Harding for
four but let place faith in single individual is
aa task for of MEN to put ourselves equal
footing with other people Be not deceived by the de OF
Not America highly ncensed by the most
terrible Indictment that could be drawn against white that is
n mer Of to them viii the
breath of scandal be blown all the land of the free and the
venience. They say President is good politician.
'Iy-whte Repubicansn play important part in
the appointment of leader of Virginia
important committee the Republican Party going into
witch will the of all black Americans her
ancient admonition of Beware of the des of March"
During this period of unemployment the of starving
raised with all hope to the President just bleed
ing brutal Belgium Woodrow Wilson. But let
be For fifteen millions of white Europeans waiting to
get jobs have We the last to be
EMPLOYED discharged Organized capital
protect interests Its interests wrapped
Republican Party which controls expectation and importation
and black people Our economic expectations should
be Beware of the Ide of March
AS administration begins unfold its policies the
"scales will fall from futty the
should be considered AS leaders who tipped then
soaunee with running fire in the campaign speeches for the Grand
ing jobs for themselves We should calmly reflect these
leaders exploited their
We should realize that unless something done fo
the whole that we are the goat.
this should be preparing to end this political
plotaon We should close and political ranks from
influences. Let nothing and receive
disapponents neigenty and al
Abraham Lco party and plan only those whc
give real performances and usoy promises Beware of thu
Ides of March,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
Wage Cutting

The packers in Chicago have the scale and the eight
hour working system will be Over 5000 black people will
feel the loss of eight cents from the for each hour they work
being cut appreab The people still the and
intensified by suffering will be the result of the action of the packing
industries.
The made the profits for the great manufacturers
during the They did the real fighting now they will
the to suffer The evils of capitalism multiply thick
and fast The will be cut to fair margins Of gain
he employer and the hearts of the tong employees be
by the margin that they will be left to live on
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
The Churches
Institutional Church.

The funeral OF Mr.. Adelbert Becks
was conducted by DR.. J NJ. Hender-
son at the chapel OF Kersey, Nc
Gowen & Morsell Interment at Lin
coin. attendants at Institutional
Church listened 10 two excellent ser
mons last Sunday. In the morning
the pastor spoke on The Promise OF
Gods Presence" in the evening on
"Spiritualsm.' The inaugural dinner
given by the Quick Service Girls was
great success. The funeral OF Mrs.
Rebecca Nelma Buffins was held at
McGavock's Chapel Monday. Dir.
Henderson went to Oak Forest Tues
day to conduct the funeral OF Mr.. Al
bert l.. Bray Don't miss the musical
OF the Young Peoples Society next
Sunday at Sis p. M. Mr.. Charles 5.
Morris will be the speaker, and star
artists will render the music. Highly
interesting themes are discussed every
Sunday evening at institutional
Church. The subject for next Sunday
evening IS "Eugenics.' Special music
IS always rendered at these services.
The girls basketball team is doing
nicely with Miss Deborah l.. Hender-
son as director. Special preparation
Is being made for the Easter serv-
ice Bishop A. ]. Carey will preach
the sermon.
Olivet Baptist Church Notes.
Rev l.. X. Williams, ID. D., Minister
Last Sunday all available space was
taken al Olivct, and II was necessary
to administer the Lords Supper III
two different places. The pastor
preached a wonderful sermon on the
subject. why Join a Church" IN
the evening Rev II. b. Hawkins went
down INTO the water and buried III
baptism nine new converts. among
whom was his own brother. On
March p the sacred cantaia. Ruth.
the Moabitess." will be repeated al
the 9th Street Church. Next Sunday
night Dr. Williams will continue the
series oil sermons on various religious
seets. The subject will be Spiritual
ism. The people need to know the
truth about these sectS and "isms,
Tor so many OF our people are DE
ccivcd
he Young Ladies' Cosmopolitan
League !, making rapid progress IN
basketball Within few days they
hope to meet III contest and defeat
the young ladies OF the Grace Pres
byterian Church
From the tenth to the tweniy-hflh
there will be conducted at Olivet
Bible Institute under the auspices OF
the General Baptist Convention OF the
state. All ministers and religious
worker, and others are invited TO at
tend
The large audience gathered to hear
the pastor upon his series OF lectures
were slightly disappointed when the
Rev. DR. Hawkins. assistant pastor.
took the rosirum and announced that:
u am. going TO preach tonight aud
am going TO baptize afterward my
brother whom | have tried for twenty
years to get into the church. have
succeeded He preached the sermon
OF his lie and also baptized his
brother.
The B. Y. p. L. at Olivet, with
Mr.. Bonner presiding. was held before
one thousand persons \ valuable
program was rendered Solos by Mrs
Butler. Mrs. Smith and Mr. Wayne
brought applause. The delightful Miss
Elkns was mistress OF ceremonies.
Mrs Ida Peterson directed the musical
Miss Anna Grayson and Miss Kate
Kelly sang and read numbers before
the 5. l. Society Sunday afternoon.
They well held up the standard OF the
Club.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
Fleur de Lis Club.

The Fleur de Lis Art Club met at
the home OF Mrs. Fannie Berry, l24
+. 4lst St, Thursday, February oath,
at p. M There were IA members
and seven visitors present and all en-
joyed themselves to the highest. A
dainty luncheon was served by the
charming hostess. Next meeting will
be March 10 at the residence OF Mrs
Julia Frieron, 5000 Calumet Ave.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12

hl1Qly answer tneSe
questions through
the columns of
your paper? "a |
have been exam
ined by several
physicians, b o t h
colored and white,
and | have been
told that ! have a
fbroid tumor. |
suffer each month
with pains i'll my
stomach and lose a
lot OF blood each
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12

- - - . - -
Missouri and who
has held some of
the most respon-
sible posts in the
country in social
service work, is
being put up by
his friends an d
many influential
citizens through
out the country
for the post Of
Director OF Negro
Economics in the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12

TN Ct llibllliiSs anu
he asked me ii !
would marry him.
Is it all right for
me to marry him
lie seems to be u
nice young man.
He doesn't care
I O d an Gin &
5 c h o o m
eighteen ears
old. Am too
youngf
! ours truly,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
Legal Hints To
Women

Niolette ~ Anderson, Attorney-at-law
Dear Miss Anderson:
AM keeping company with young
man. | have only known him about
81 raa r,pntbc aud
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
Health Hints
BY DR.. Troy Smith.

Dear DR.. Troy Smith, Health Editor
of The Chicago Whip; Will you
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
PICK FORESTER
WASHINGTON FOR
| IMPORTANT POST

Forester B. Washington of Detroit,
who was during the war Supervisor of
aoro J. cauop,iee For I1I;no;. ,.J
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12

WITH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH U'-
sTINTEp CREDIT THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH As
OUR GUIDE POST AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORE OF JOUR-
NALIsM WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-30

THE action of President Harding in
releasing Eugene v. Dcbs, whose dis
loyal utterances during the war re-
suited in his Imprisonment at Atlanta,
is not meeting with popular approval.
The maudhn sympathy for criminals
who deliberately violate the laws of
the land is undoubtedly the cause of
much of the crime that is spreading
over the country at the present time.
Constituencies characters are willing
to take the chances, with the pretty
certain belief that il some cute lawye,
is not able to get an acquittal from a
jury, that after a conviction an appeal
to the pardoning power will secure
their release after a short term of i'm
prisonment.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-30
H A.


THE excellent legislative and coun-
ty ticket which the republicans placed
in nomination last Tuesday we believe
will be generally approved through
out the county. As there are nearly
ten months before the election we
shall have plenty of time to speak Of
each of the candidates individually
later on. There should be no question
as to the election of all of these can
didates on their personal merits.
Elsewhere we print the nonpartisan
ticket. The democrats are inorganic
ed and will have no ticket in the field
at this election.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-30

leRe, who furnished the above figures,
gives more figures regarding each, and
ends by saying, every farmer viii
have to decide for himself how he can
best dispose of his corn. Some, OF
u will he forced to burn it this
winter, but that is unfortunate. There
may be a poor corn crop next year
end a reserve is always good business.
Feeding corn to live stock of any kind
is the surest way to build up farming.
Iowa farmers for a long time have
said that corn should be fed to live
stock if it brings no more than the
market price. 1t is absolutely necas-
sary to keep up the fertility of the
soil, and livestock farming is the
cheapest method to follow in doing
this"
1t is quite conclusive from these
statistics that grain raising is not
the profitable farming here that it was
a number of years ago. High priced
land, which has been farmed for MANY
years, together with low prices of all
grains will not yield enough to pay
the taxes. Stock raising, with a small
variety of grains to feed the stock will
prove more successful to our Grant
farmers, as it has in Illinois,
Wisconsin and Minnesota. All of
those states were grain raising states
in their pioneer days, but within a
few years faced the identical condi-
tions the farmers of this county are
today.