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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

-'H'' ~ iHcfc Is no prohibition
on the use of the word Illinois, or the
name of any state in connection with
the name of your business | should
advise, however, that you first ascertain
whether any corporate charter has been
issued to any company under the name
YOU wish to use or whether the same
has been copyrighted in any way, for
IN such events the particular name Of
any already incorporated company
would not be available for use.
Ques. How long must person be
divorced in Illinois before he can legally
marry in Indiana7 Is residence in that
state any certain length of time neces-
sarYF If | marry in Indiana within a
year after being divorced in Illinois,
can legally live with my wife in
lliinois7 What would be necessary
to make the marriage legal in Illinois?
Ans. Persons divorced in this state
are prohibited from re-marying within
one year from such divorce Though il
is possible to marry in Indiana within
year and though such marriage is
valid in Indiana, it is not q valid mar
riagc rs TO this state and Won cannot
live together in this state without being
liable for adultery. No length of resi-
dence is necessary for a marriage in
Indiana. Your best course, however. is
to comply with the law and await the
period of one year from the time OF
YOUR divorce before you marry again.
Then you can marry either in Illinois
or Indiana and your marriage will be
valid everywhere.
Ques. Can I get n divorce from my
husband for non-support2 He left me
two months ago. Could [ 90 TO the
place whore he works and get part
of his money2
Ans. You cannot get a divorce for
non-support until two years have
elapsed. Then if he has totally de
serted you during all that tin.e, you will
be entitled to a divorces If YOU wish
to have him contribute. togour. support
you should employ an attorney in the
case and have him handle the matter
for you or go down to the court Of do
nestle relations in City Hall and ask
their aid.
Send questions for this column to
Herman f. Moore, care the Chicago
Whip, 1920 So State Street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Y. MI. e. A. News

The Eighth Annual Demonstration OF
Physical Activities was held in the GYM
nasinm Saturday evening, April six
teenth at eight fifteen O'Clock. A large
crowd OF spectators were present which
included parents and friends oil the
participants. The programme consisted
OF Rhythmic Gymnastics to teach
rhythm and control. Highland Fling
to test ability OF coordination and con
troll. Mass games to teach honesty,
lar play and team work. Competitive
Drill 10 test leadership. Class in Self
Defense, teaching self protection. Vol
ley ball showing how the busy man can
keep INT. Swimming races and fancy
diving were staged to the delight OF
all spectators.
Prof ]. L. Turner's Bible Class held
dinner meeting Monday evening at
six o'clock. Mr. Leslie J. Dodds. De
partmental Chairman Of the \. " {.
A. Religious Work Committee vas the
speaker Of the evening. Rev ". A. {.
Hughes OF Washington, ID. c. was
present and delivered an admirable add
ress Dr. Hughes left for Cleveland
Ohio few hours later. All men are
invited to attend this large interesting
class.
Mr.. {. II. E. Bonghton, Secretary Y.
NJ. {. A. Expansion department will
speak in the lobby Thursday evening,
April p. at 8 o'clock.
DR.. George B. Shepardson, Evange-
list, will deliver his last illustrated ser
mon, Sunday at $50 o'clock. Subject;
"Quenching the Spirit" These ser
/ h., ta.,, JcesJc,1tr baf,,f,,f Il
you are invited TO be present Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Hicks will appear at
the Y. NJ. {. A. Tuesday, April 10Th
SIS o'clock, presenting THE Waves OF
the Ocean for the benefit OF the Jane
Ridley Home One hundred yards OF
silk are used in the performance.
The big Clean Up parade was held
on Tuesday afternoon with a great
number of school children participating
! The grade schools under direction OF
the Wabash Avenue Department y. M
&c. A. and Wendell Phillips High
School are working hard to make the
South Side clean. Everybody is asked
to cooperate.
Recent Arrivals.
Arthur II. Thomas-Boxley, Ga.
Henry L. A. Dougherty-kansas
City, Mo.
Prof. VIM. Pckens-New York City
p. Deaver-VanCouver, B. c.
DIR. w. A. c. Hughes-Washington
d. c.
Jas. B. Osby-Springheld, III.
Jas. Vena-Los Angeles, Cali.
I. B. Avent-Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Harold Holmes-Elkhart, Ind
Kenneth Bass, Benton Harbor, Mich
r. II. Turner-lndianapolis, Ind,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
". w. G. A. News|

A general get-together meeting OF all
members of the Y. ". {. A was held in
he Blue Triangle Club Rooms on Mon
lay. April II, at NJ with Mrs.
Louise Waller presiding These meet
ngs will be held once a month and are
or the benefit of every member here
\ general discussion OF the work will be
ne Of the principal subjects Tor the
sTening.
Every department and club is planning
N entertainment OF some kind for the
3eneht OF the campaign that is soon to
)cgin and we hope every one who can
viii como out and encourage the young
leople in their work just as much as
1ossible.
DIR. Anna Mickle will lecture to the
iirl Reserves on the care OF the feet
Thursday afternoon, April d. at 4
o'clock The Girl Reserves are planning
o sell flavoring extracts to raise their
share OF the money for the drive
Miss Mary Mcfarland OF Zion City
las been secured to assist with the office
work at This branch, making it possible
OF more time to be given to the room
egis.ry We hope to broaden our work
n this respect and be able to give the
public more real service in helping them
o find comfortable rooms and also to
1elp others secure the right people ior
their rooms. Every part oil the work will
De investigated and references will be
gigen Oh both sides
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Community Notes.

Community Service Inc. of New York
has postponed the Community Service
School to be held in Chicago. The
school will open on June 9th and will
close June 18th At that time Commun-
ity Service Workers engaged in work
among colored people viii assemble here
from all parts OF the country.
The play-fest, originally planned in
connection with the Community Service
School to be held here by the New York
office, has, accordingly been postponed
until June.
Young's Orchestra instead OF Jordan'5
Orchestra will furnish music for the
regular Saturday Community Recreation.
1t is hoped that the patrons OF the Satur-
day Community Recreation will be out
Saturday, April 23rd, to welcome Mr..
Young and his men.
South Side Community Service main
tains free information bureau for the
service OF the community. Call Douglas
70l7
In addition South Side Community
Service maintains a Community House,
1901 S. Wabash Ave. promotes play
evenings in four different neighborhoods,
conducts story telling class for child
rem, directs four clubs for boys, conducts
regular Saturday recreation for adults,
and supervises two clubs for young girls.
South Side Community Service Is a
thoroughly democratic service. There s
no red tape. The service invites your
cooperation.
The South Side Community Service
Dramatic Girls will present "A Russian
Romance at the Community House on
Saturday, April q, at 8 80 P. NJ.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
The Cause and Prevention of Kidney
Diseases.

u Direct causes arc as follows /:
Errors in diet. The eating OF too much
protein foods such as meats etc. is
harmful, also the eating OF too much
starely foods and the excessive use OF
salts produce toxins which irritate the
kidneys Prolong exposure to cold and
wet, excessive overwork. or muscular
activity, worry and sudden changes in
climatic conditions.
- Indirect causes are nervous ills.
chronic infections, burns, syphilis and
pregnancy.
80 Other causes OF kidney disorders
are various irritating chemicals such a.
carbolic acid-gin and 'moonshine. +"
The teaching that gin is good for the
kidneys IS bad teaching and should be
discouraged
Remember that the cure Tor kidney
diseases lies in the early recognition Of
the same. In conclusion should we be
classed as a race OF weak kidncyss Do
we do more to irritate the kidneys than
the white race. Do we neglect treat
ment in the early stages OF this disease
when it can be cured
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
ST. MARX M. E. CHURCH

The Indictment weather last Sunday
morning did not matter in our serv-
ices very much. Rev A. {. Hughes
was the speaker AT the morning sery-
ice and gave us a great sermon from
the subject Christ. the Bread Of Lie. -
At ; p. m. the pastor. Rev John ".
Robinson. and his choir was at ST
Mary 4. NJ. Z. church. The auxil-
iaries OF the church held a service at
the evening services and presented the
pastor with a purse containing SIP
while the pastors Social Helpers pre-
scented him with a handsome leather
sccretarial case with silver mounting
engraving. Next Sunday Rev {. 5
Moore will preach at the morning
service from the subject. The Relig-
ious Situation OF the World" While
the Rev J II. Marshall will preach
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
M ARYLAND COURT
SCENE OF ATTEMPT
TO LYNCH

FREDERICK. Nd, April l3.-Fol-
lowing his acquittal OF the Charges u
criminally assaulting a white woman
in the circuit court here friends OF
the woman made a concerted effort 10
lynch Charles Dorsey Of Baltimore.
Lawyers. judges and court attaches
rushed to the aid OF the man, and his
lie was saved.
Dorsey established the fact that he
was IN Baltimore at the time OF the
crime.
In handing down the decision Judge
Urner said:
There is no denying that Miss
Delsic TWeedale was brutally assaulted
The state Of Maryland does not pro-
vide sufficient punishment for her as
sailant, even in death on the gallows.
There is really one question that con-
fronts this court: Is the prisoner al
the bar the guilty person.?
This court is sorry for Miss Twee-
dale. But this court is not at liberty
TO be carried away with sympathy. 1t
is our duty to determine if the prisoner
is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt
The circuit court of Baltimore county
could not rid its mind of the question
of reasonable doubt, as is evidenced
by the trial of the Negro here after
he had been found guilty in previous
trial at Towson, and was granted a
new trial by Judge Duncan.
1--WE also must be certain beyond
the shadow of any reasonable doubt
that the Negro Dorsey is guilty. We
must not make the mistake of sending
an innocent man to the gallows. We
have gone over every bit of the evil
dence carefully and we cannot rid our
minds of that doubt that the Negro is
guilty We therefore find him not
guilty"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

Second Baptist Church OF La Grange.
ILL.,. had their installation from April )
to TO-
Their new pastor, Rev B. l. Rose.
We had grand time during the week
The speakers OF the evening were as
follows:
Monday evening, April /. Rev J. l..
Wharton. ID b OF the A. NJ. Z. Church
oi La Grange Music furnished by the
\. NJ. l.. choir
Tuesday evening. April 5. speakers Of
The evening Mr.. Benz. Green and Mr.. r.
J. Jackson OF la Grange and Mr.. Jos,
spaudinR oi Riverside H.
Wednesday evening, April 8. Rev, II.
O'Ncil, B D. OF Chicago
Thursday evening, April 7. Rev. Eaton
4. Freeman d d., pastor Of the La
Grange Baptist Church Music was fur
nishcd by the Second Baptist church
choir
Friday evening, April 3. Rev O w
Green, cS-pastur OF the church Music
furnished b. the church choir
History OF the church by William
Carlisle
Sunday. April 10 al 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
the speakers were Rev Ira ". Allen, d.
D.. pastor Of the Presbyterian church OF
La Grange Rev. Brown, assistant pas
or OF Salem Baptist church. Chicago.
At 7:45 p NJ, Rev. Cooper OF Chi
cago.
All OF the services were well attended
We the members OF the Second Baptist
church thank our friends Tor their at
tendant. We also thank our friends for
helping us in our rally at the close OF
the services. Total raised s20725.
sir. Henry Barbec, Master Of Ccre-
monies.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
QUINN CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH

Rev. DR.. John A. Gregg, president
OF Wilberforee University, will preach
at Quinn chapel Sunday morning and
night. The program Sunday night
will be under the auspices OF the
young people of the church, Mr.. J. w.
Fisher, director.
The orchestra and chorus and the
singing will be directed by the young
men and women of the church. DR..
Gregg will meet the graduates and
undergraduates of Wlberforce Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Monday
night he will deliver an illustrated lee
ture on Africa.
Our Minister'S Birthday will be
the title Of a play. to be given at the
church Tuesday night, May 3; St.
Mary's A. NJ T. church will furnish
the players. Given under the auspices
OF the Junior Stewardess Board.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
THE oLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. K Williams. D. d., Minister

The Olivct Baptist church has
launched a big campaign for soul say
ing DR. Williams began the series
OF evangelical sermons last Sunday.
with two burning messages. In the
morning he spoke from the subject.
The Great Salvation In part he
said that salvation means to be saved
from the love of sin. from its natural
consequences and from its penalty.
Salvation is the desire OF all men.
hence they labor to satisfy the human
appetlfes. But the salvation that sat
isitcs human wants Is not the great
salvation, the latter cannot be accom-
pllshcd BY human efforts. For thous-
auds OF years man tried 10 accomplish
this great salvation. but ii is long
way from Eden 10 Calvary. God alone
Fan perfect this great salvation This
salvation IS great because 1t cmanatcs
from the very heart Of God. In the
evening the pastor delivered another
heart searching message on Loving
the World When he had told the
effects Of an undue amount OF aifec-
ton for the things OF this world, men,
and women, boys and girls marched
up 10 the altar 10 give their hearts
and lives to God.
A large audience witnessed the play
presented Monday night by the young
ladies OF the church.
The church is opening a library sta
ton OF the city library. which will be
open 70 the public from ? until I, and
rom ! until o'clock p. m.
Able diyines in and out of'thc city
will assist the pastors in the great
soul saYing campaign. Special sery-
ice all This week and Sunday All are
welcome The motto IS All Chicago
g.. Cbr3z.n
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

to Illinois to live,
is the marriage
good in this state9
Ans. Aes.
CUES. Is it a
violation Of the
law to name your
business the same
as that of the
state in which you
live? Say for in
stance should
say ''The Illinois
Ice K Coal Co.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Rev. B /. Rose. Pastor
William Carlisle. Clerk.
CALVARY NOTES

The walls OF Calvary \. NJ. +
Zion church rang with sweet music
ON last Sunday afternoon. when the
choir OF ST Catherine A. " +. Zion
church rendered the grand musicale
in connection with the "Woman's Day
Program The soloist Tor the occa-
sion was Mrs. d. Thomas. who sang
with exquisite sweetness. Johnson's
beautiful selection. Angels Sing On"
Other pleasing numbers rendered by
the choir were, Peace | Leave With
Thee by Roberts; 'Jubilate Dec in
f Flat" by Corbin; open We the
Gates" a female quartette. and the
obligato chorus. Amazing Love- by
Rhodeheaver. The organst and the
choirmaster. ". A. Scon Henry re-
ceivcd compliments on every hand
Tor his splendid work with the choir
The two other interesting numbers of
the program was the address by Ma
dam Carter. one OF Chicago's most
popular race women, and the remarks
5y the pastor, the Rev. Mr. Chase.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

may ave consider
able Folpds when
we review our death
rates ard find that
more Negroes die
yearly of kidney dis
sase than there are
whites, II this is
true, we as a race
should acquaint our
selves with the early
signs and causes OF
kidney diseases, for
after all the cure of
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

they are willing to
pay me more rent
than ! have ked
others for. but
do not want them
TO remain as NY
tenants. Ii they
don't move, how
can l get them
out; must | go to
court: Z. MEG.
1t depends on
4ba torp,c of -afir
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

So great were the crowds battling
for admission to hear His Excellency
J. W. f. Eason, leader for North
American Negroes, that guards had
to be posted to avoid crush at all
meetings where he spoke. DIR. Eason
delivered speeches at Quinn Chapel,
Morning Star Baptist church and the
institutional church under the auspices
OF the Universal Negro Improvement
Association, and the African Commu-
mites League.
DR.. Eason is of the virile, energetic
type a typical leader for the "New
Negro" e..
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Health Hints
By D. Troy Smith.

Medical authorities proclaim that weak
kidneys are more prevalent in the Negro
race than III the white. This statement
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Legal Hints To
Women
Violette N. Anderson,

Dear Madame: | purchased a house
two months ago and notified the ten
ants to move by May 1st. They have
informed me that
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Legal Catechism
By Herman E. Moore,
Attorney-at-Law

Qucs. Where a party is divorced in
Illinois and then after year marries
again in Indiana and later comes back
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH

Last Sunday was quarterly meeting.
DR.. J. NJ Henderson preached in the
morning in the absence OF the presid-
ing elder on "Sanctihcation" and adj
ministered the ordinance Of baptism.
DR.. Timothy Reeves preached an in
spring communion sermon The
services were greatly enlivened by the
singing OF Quinn Chapel gospel choir.
An enjoyable lovefeast was held on
the eighteenth. Quarterly conference
was held on the twentieth
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

WITH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UN-
sTINTED CREDIT TO THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NA1IsM. WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
,gE,

at the evening services. All who at
tend these services will receive dis
tinct treat.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
LAGRANGE CHURCH HOLDS
INSTALLMENT.

Second Baptist Church OF La Grange,
ILL.,. had their installation from April )
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
STAR BALL
LEADERS
FACE HARD
SCHEDULE

'h' f'ohtSbNH Htnsdf tIuD
team. leaders In The star Class Is
junior haIsebafl circuit. face tao hard
games Sunday and Monday.
on Sunday tho leaders tangie with
the Highland Park White star Attn.
ietie club juniors al Hlawatha fieId.
and Monday they argue with the
Ectart Cigar Co nine al Walla
WailA
Az buth gnn,rs are being pssyof
away from homo the youngstown
team fac1n pair OF hard fights TO
hold their lead
Tho Highland pan tram has b-~n
coming strong. as they have turned
I'm two straight wins After losing
their FIRST two starts.
Tho Ecknrt team viii also psuy two
league games In two days. AZ they
are booked TO tingie with the Bull
dogs IN their second meeting OF the
year. Tho Bulldogs sprung = sur.
prisr when they won the firrd game,
but the uf Was tosfsed out Of the
recordA-
Tho Cfrfns Juniors ue the thfrd
aggregation dur 10 play two garnss
tn two dssyu. an they meet the Eyer
man Grocery at Waila waiia field on
Sunday and then journey To Wood.
land park To mfr with the shamroI
A c. second team Monday.
In the only other game Of she dry
the Thrc~ Brothers Dye Works and
tho Louto's Preach Dry Cleaners
win fight II out for the leadership
In tho Class A division al Columbia
paayfieh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
BY hal COCHRAN
CHAPTER V,


An question as 10 Georges Chr
painters right to the claim Of cham
pion Of France vas settled when he
won from Marcel Morcau IN eight
rounds. and later won from Albert
I>urA official heavy weight cham
pson-
Bouts had b-en paying tfe French
team. Carpenter Descharnps. well.
and Georges became a real Idol Of
his country, while his manager
reapcd a financial harvest
Six knockouts in a row wcrv pexf
added TO tho long string OF wins
ICarp1ntier had accumulated. Bands
man. Rice. Cyclone Smith and George
Gunthcr fefl In order. tn 1. Z. . and
IA rounds.
Bombardir WeflA English heavy.
weight, then took the count In four
frames and Albert Lurie and Ashley
Wiliams. both Frcnchmen, toppled
in thrus and four frames. respect
lively.
The Wells defeat was q blow 10
English fistic PRIDE A youngster,
several inches shorter and mary
pounds lighter. had trimmed one of
its leading hsttiers.
In the moantne Jeff Smith. an
American. had run up Int of wins
In Paris Georges took him on and
won in 20 roundH- This battle Was
followed with q knockout OF NJ. Alb
bou tn three rounds. and q second
knoccout Of Wells. In one round
That was the Las, battle OF 1919.
Turnout Carpenters fighting ca
rcc~ there had been gossip Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
HESKETH
HANGS
UP PREP
RECORD

Winning nine school emblems for
participa tson In five consecutive
sports. Bruce Hesketh. of Lincoln
high school. ~ hanging up an all
'around sport record that bids fair
20 stand for some time IN Seattle
interschoiasttr sport
Starting tn 1890. Hcnketh won his
FIRST IL In basketball. playing cen
ter on the lincoln five. Then In
turn he won letters In baseball
track ard tennis.
THIS fall Bruce tried fcosnan for
the first time and played tackle on
the Lincoln squad turnout the scs-
son. During the winter months ne
again held down tho center berth
on the basketball quintet
A, the present time he r. pitching
for the Lincoln diamond squad. run
ming the hurdles on the track team
and playing No I on the Lincoln
tennis team.
And during his spare moments
Hesketh takes TO the stage He
played one Of the principal parts I'm
the operct,a staged by the North
End school recently.
Bruce. who w tho 500 Of Bob
Hssketh. president OF the city coun.
ell. graduates from Lincoln this
year. and plans 10 enter the Uni
-vcrsity OF Washington In the fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
DODGERS
MEET
COUGARS

The University Of Washington
and the Washington State College
bah teams viii meet here this after.
noon on Denny field In the first
game OF two-gnIpe series that will
decide the Pacific Coast Conference
championship.
One Of the biggesf crowds that has
ever turned out to see a college bah
game are expected 10 turn out to
see the coilegians play here today
and tomorrow.
Both teams arc averaging over
400 In their hitting. and Il II expect
ed that n VIII be rough shedding for
the moundsmen.
Today's game starts Mt $50.