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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
The Clubs
By Walter A. Ellis

The Phalanx Club gave their Annual
New Years Matinee Dance from , 30
to $50 p NJ. at 9Th Regiment Armory,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
BRAzA'S DOORS
ARE NOW OPEN

Since Brazil has thrown open her
doors to the Negroes OF America, they
have offered special inducements to
American black people which they have
seized upon and are investigating each
day. Brazil offers wonderful oppor-
tunties because most OF its natural re-
sources are now in their virgin state.
The Brazilian American Colonization
Syndicate has most valuable tract of
land in the most fertile part OF Brazil.
This they propose TO turn over TO
Negroes who are willing to leave the
Nneh-rdden, hate-breeding SOIL OF
America. Mr.. Rambo is offering fat
tering inducements to all who are inter-
ested through his local representative,
Mr.. Walter B, Anderson, located at
$3.50 5. State street, Chicago, ILL.,, U.
s. A.
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Fannie Emanuel is director seldom
VERIFY. President, Julius \. Avendorph,
lr Secty
I'VE expect further news from you
Validians, W. A. E.
The Chicago L. {. Club will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Smiley 1910 Indiana
Avenue, January 9th. The following
meeting will be at 3725 Indiana Ave,
January 20, 1921.
The Willing Workers and Strangers
Club met at Reverend and Mrs. ]. w.
Hudsons home 2330 Indiana Ave,
Wednesday Jan. 5th. 1921 Important
business was transacted.
The Fern Leaf Pleasure Club had
a great meeting and entertainment We'd
nesday Jan. 5th, at the residence Of
Mrs. tones SPAS South State St.
The Business Girls Club entertained
at the Triangle Room OF the y. W. {.
A. The delightful affair was all that
was to be desired
The Julia Johnson Working Girls
Club, 1890 Champlain Ave. report a
past week OF Xmas festivities winding
up with a delightful New Year Party.
The Fleur De Lis Art Club gave
delight ful New Years entertainment at
45th Street The party was great and
complimentary 10 such an excellent or
ganization.
The ST. Marks Lyceum, Sunday alter
noon p. NJ was addressed by Hon.
Judge Chas NJ. Thompson, I. 5.
Appellate Court The program for the
occasion was standard. Mrs. Bertha
Tyree, soprano, Miss Goldie Guy,
pianist, and Mr.. LomaX, tenor, appear
ing upon the program. Miss Dayse
Worthngton, Pres. Mrs. Carrie Smith,
Oh. Prog Committee.
The M C. C. Sunday Evening Club,
were addressed by Major A. +. Patter-
son, the program beginning 7:45 p. NJ,
Mr. Laurence LomaX, tenor and other
artists appearing upon the program.
Date, Jan. 2 1921.
(Please send in your club news early,
space will not permit the listing OF each
of the fifty or more that list with Us.
.Ed)
Indirectly we are informed that the
Eureka Fine Arts, Phyllis Wheatley, w.
D. Cook. Soldiers and Sailors. p. 0. !
Girls each gave some form OF holiday
Please make it official. /
II you are a member OF a REAL
Literary Society remember that these
columns are at your disposal for reviews
pr criticisms: that your news is sought
n these columns since it is well known
hat we make a speciality of the activi
les of CLUBS, LITERARY Societies
md kindred organizations. ~Rhons I
0rexel 1927 or Call the Whip"
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Negro as a soldier Mr.. Frances
Alltsen. and Mrs. James A. Weathers
rendered vocal selections.
1t. Col. ]. H. Johnson Speaks
In words OF impressive solemnlty
the colonel gave the sketch OF the
deeds OF valor and early struggle to
retain the morale OF the men under
disheartening circumstances on the
sea. But when we sang When
Jesus Leads me, I'll follow never
again was the morale threatened but
that song taught by their Chaplain,
Capt. ". 5. Braddan became their
battle song through Shell and fame.
I'VE wish to demand that the race
to which these men belong. to whom
that window is dedicated. receive
every privilege that any one else re
ceives" he said, the quoted Dunbars
Black Soldier
The eloqucnce and philosophy Of
his address was a real epic poem in
power. His color scheme from
Bunker Hill to Carazole was dramatic
in delivery.
The Cornet Solo by Miss Irene
Howard proved her a mistress OF tech.
nique and harmony. Mr.. Hugh
Buchanan is a tenor OF rare ability:
Voice in the Wilderness" captiyated
his audience. The Saxaphone solo
by Sergt. James B. Tucker was dis
tnct feature OF the program: good,
appropriate and accreditable,
Extracts from Capt. Braddan's Speech
In naive. droll and witty manner
the ex-Chaplain 370th, Rev. ". 5.
Braddan. stated in the opening OF his
remarks:
1t has been since eleven O'Clock
that we have been here You are
hungry now | cannot interest civil
ians who are hungry. But | have
seen these soldiers fght-and fight
like hell, without Il morsel in them.
lGreat applause)
It has been said an army travels
and fights upon its belly.-you have
come here to witness soldiers who for
three days fought the Germans and
kept them back without bite to eat
or a drop to drink-this at Monkey
Mountain. They went forward sing
ing III Jesus leads 1he | will fol
low!p I'll go any-wherelll Over
to St Mihiel they went singing, (say-
ing we shall come back with Honor
or not at alb Scrgt. Pilky was the
first man OF the 9Th to Die-Priyate
White the last We determined to
fight over there for democracy. We
shall bring democracy TO the United
States. 10 Chicago or report to God
the reason why (noDi
Funeral Services Monday
The bodies OF John II. Shelton, LIST
Bn.. h. Noah Goodwin, Co. II. Ell
wood McCurdy, Co. II. and John d.
all former members OF the
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cause they are now forced to engage
assistants and to enlarge their work
ing force They have an extensive
clientele and are constantly kept busy.
In the above picture appears Drs.
Chapman and Tancil on the extreme
ends and their assistants, Miss Della
Lyons, who is trained in the use OF the
N-Ray and dental nursing and DIR. r. L.
Williams, who is an experienced dentist.
They are gaining in popularity in Chi
cago and will soon be compelled to en-
ploy some more young colored assist
ants. The progressive spirit OF Drs.
Chapman and Tanci. coupled with their
efficiency, have made them valuable adj
junct, to the professional and business
life OF the community. Their Offices are
located at the corner OF 3lst street and
Indiana Avenue. Advt.
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HONOR DEAD HEROES
OF WORLD WAR
lContinued from page ID

Negro as soldier" Mr.. Frances
Allitsen. and Mrs. James A. Weather5
rendered vocal selections.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Almost a year ago Drs. Thomas {.
Chapman and Park Tancl established
in the city OF Chicago a suite OF modern
dental Offices The establishment was
completed with all OF the latest pro-
iessional equipment and compared ia
vorably with any of the elegant offices
in the Loop. Many people stated that
they did not think that the community
would appreciate the up-to-date and
scientific accommodations and that II
was unnecessary expense. Others stated
that the people OF the district were not
educated to the benefit OF the modern
OF scientific dentistry such as
the X-Ray, etc. Chapman and Tancil
laughed and seemed to have a better
insight into their people Evidently
they knew what they were about be
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

his business can
do more to relieve
a family OF the
horror and worry
that usually ac-
company death.
Frank Edwards is
the man to call
when death visits
your family. He
is both capable
and reliable. Mr..
Edwards is pre-
pared to 5 Up
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

on January lSt
1872 /. Pro +.
A TT h IL r T.
Stewards Band in
attendance. The
event was pyrami-
dial in the World
oil Entertainment.
The Nalidians,
a new club OF
youn G er people,
are creating much
interest since their
dance at Unity
Hall recently. DIR.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
PETER MANNING
SETS MILE RECORD
Trots Mile on Lexington
Track in ! :57 "a

Lexington. Ky, Oct 6.-Pcter Man
ming. Irving Gleason's great b-ycar-
old gelding today trottcd the fastest
mile ever recorded in a race against
time when he turned tho oval at the
Lexington track in 1:67A. Driven by
ing went the first quarter In 40. the
hald in :5sls: to the three quarters
pole in 1:29 and flashed under the wire
in l:5IA. The new record clips
quarter of second off the old mark
here jointly by Peter Manning and
uhlan.
Uhlan trottcd a mile at Lexington
on october s. 1912 in 1;5s and Peter
Manning tied this mark thrcc weeks
ago at Syracuse.
Arion Guy bay son OF Guy Ak
worthy Margaret Parish also starting
against time clipped II. seconds off
the worlds record for four years,
when Murphy piloted him around the
oval in 5ei1.
His fractional time was 10. ;5o%.
l;29A.. i:59h.
Tho scheduled feature Of tho days
program, tho Transylvania. 2:05' trot.
for a purse of 5000 went to Grey
worthy. in straight hoats. with Peri
scope second to tho gray gclding in
both heats.
Grcyworthy was an easy winner In
both heats. Fast time was made In the
event. tho first heat being trottcd I'm
2:04L and the second in 2:03 nat.
The Cumberland. for 2:0s PAGERS. un-
finished from Wednesday. resulted in a
victory Tor Jimmy McKcrron. tho gray
golding beating Walter X In n stiff
stretch drive in the heat that decided
the event.
Tho other three events on the pro-
gram wcrc split heat affairs. Queen
Abbc getting the decision in the second
race after four hard heats. while
Escotillo captured tho third race, the
9:ii trot by winning tho second and
third heats after Louise Dc Lopez had
won the opener.
The fifth race. the 2:10 pace was un-
finished. Uriko and Roger G, each win
ming n heat before darkness ended
racing for tho day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
how SECOND GAME OF WORLD
SERIESLOOKED PLAY BYPLAY

itial bag. Nehf up. Nehf was also CIV
en- cheer Strike one, strike two, foul.
ball one. Ward also threw out Nehf.
burns up. Ball one. ball two, foul.
strike One, ball three, foul strike two.
Burns strolled to first. Bancroft up.
Burns went out stealing. Schang TO
ward. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Yankees: Peckinpaugh up. Ball one
strike one. foul, strike two. Peckin-
paugh popped to Frisch who dropped
the ball, Ruth up. Ball one Ruth
forced Peck at second, Kelly to Ban
croft Meusel up. Ball one. Meusel
singled into center field, Ruth going to
third on the throw into third. Mcuscl
went to second. Pipp up. Ruth scored
while Rawlings was throwing out Pipp
at first. Meusel went to third. Ward
up Meusel stole home and Smith
had a short passed ball. Strike one.
Ward fouled out to Kelly. Two runs.
one hit, one error.
NINTH INNING; Giants: Bancroft
up. Strike one. Ward threw out Ban
croft. Frisch up. Ball one Frsch
slashod a single into right. Young up.
Ball one, ball two. ball three. strike
one. Young walked. Kelly up. Foul.
strike one. ball ono foul, strike two,
foul. Kelly hit into a double play,
McNally to Ward to Pipp. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
THE ATEIzETIC WORLD
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Edited BY SID OLIN
ALT|M0RE TAKES
THE SECOND GAME

Louisville. KY, Oct. e.-W1th Jack
Ogden, premier hurler of the 1nterna-
tional league, pitching a masterly
game, Baltimore evened up the series
with Louisville. champions of the
American association in the second
gan.e of the Junior worlds series today
10 to /. Ogden, who equalled the inter-
national league record by winning 80
games this season. was opposed by Ben
Tincup, the Indian pitcher, who went
thru tho American association season
without a defeat.
Louisville scored its run in the sew
enth after Ballinger rolled to Bolley.
Schepner slashed a single to left and
Meyer followed with single to right.
lineup struck out and Bolley in at
tempting to field Acosta's grounder
threw wild to second, allowing Schep-
ner to score.
Tincup held Baltimore hitless until
the fourth when the Orioles scored one
run.
jacobson was paced. Holden singled
to right and Bentley doubled to right
field, scoring Jacobson.
Baltimore counted again in the eighth
after two were out. Lawrey reached
first on Herzog's error and raced home
when jacobson tripled to the left field
bleachers.
The game was witnessed by anoth-
er small crowd the official attendance
The teams will be Idle tomorrow, the
third and fourth games of the series
will be played Saturday and Sunday.
Score.
Baltimore ,,...ooo 1o1 oO0-3 5 2
Louisville ........ 900 900 100-1 3
Batteries-Ogdcn and styles; Tincup
and Meyer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
CANON CITY TO STAGE FAST
FISTIC EVENT TONIGHT
Cowboy Padgett and Chick Robbins Meet In Main Co.
Doyle-Enck Ten Round Semi Windup

A boxing carnival will be staged at
Canon City tonight under the auspices
of the Manufacturers meeting now held
there presenting a card of four bouts
or thirty-four rounds of milling should
each event go to the limit
On the headliner in a twelve roundcr
at 146 pounds. the fans will witness
what should prove a fast bout from
the tap OF the gong. Cowboy Padgett
of Dolores will meet Chick Robbins of
Colorado Springs. Padgett has the
reputation of making things happen
between the time of each bell and is a
hard hitter. Robbins is also a fighter
along these lines and there ought 10 be
plenty of action while 1t lasts.
In the semi-windup Jack Doyle OF
Denver will trade wallops with Freddie
Enck for ten rounds.
They are said to be fighting at 125
pounds. Doyle is good mixer and
has a fight record that harmpnizes
with his talent. Enck has a reputa-
Pueblo little was learned as TO his real
ability. There is liable to be sur
prise In this bout, as to reversal of
form shown by the Aurora battler.
frankie Dean of Pueblo, who perhaps
fights oftener than any other battler
in the state will meet a tarter in Billy
Carris of Canon City. From the en-
couragement given Carris by the Can
on City fans and their praises on his
siasuc six rounder.
Bob Malone, Salt Lake City and
Billy Hill another Canon City scrapper
concluded the fistic card of unusual
| fighting talent In their six rounds OF
| difficulty with the undetermined end.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
COLORADO INSURANCE
COMMISSIONER 0USTED

Denver. Oct. earl Wilson. state
insurance commissioner was removed
from office today by tho state civil
service commission.
The commission. in its order of re-
moval. cites several charges pre-
ferred against Mr.. Wilson but tho
specific finding which resulted in the
order according to Information issued
at tho civil service commission was
based on charges f,ied by W. L. vcrn-
on. an officer OF the Mountain States
Life Insurance company alleging that
Mr.. Wilson had Disseminated against
his company and had used his office
in an effort to put the Mountain
States Life Insurance company out of
business"
The order Of removal is effective Oc-
tobcr 10. 1t was said at the office OF
tho commission.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
WINTER MANETTERS. or
FLEETS ENDANGERED

Washington. d. c.. Oct 6,---The pos
sibiiitv that the winter msneuvers Of
tho combined Atlantic and Pacific
fleets may have to be cancelled be-
cause of lack of an adequate supply
of fuel oil. has been considered by the
navy department. 1t was learned to-
day. Naval estimates for fuel for the
current year were cut In half in tho
approved navy appropriation bill and
the supply thus made available, ac-
cording to navy officials is not suffi-
cient to permit the department to
carry out it's progrhms
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
Japan Ceases To
Recognise Embossddor

Toxic. Oct. e.-M. krupeasky. Rus
sian ambassador to Japan under tho
old administration in Russia and dean
of tho diplomatic corps here, has
ceased to act. Jspars decision no
longer to recognize him as the official
representative of Russia. is Understood
to be in connection with tho nesotia-
tious Dairer with Japan with the Far
Eastern republic of Siberia which Ia
likely to send an unofficial representa-
tive to this country in case the repre-
sentatives of the two countries in
Dairen accede.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
ROUND OF LECTURES
tcon,inued from Pake one,


ard Freeman of Denver. After the last
paper and discussion tho meeting ad-
journcd until 2 o'clock
Tho presidents address. discussion of
''Divcrticultis of tho Large Bowel
by James c. Mason OF the Mayo clinic
OF Rochester. MINI. which was illust-
rated by lantern slides, a paper on
"Mcdian Bar Formation" in tho blad-
der. "Cystitis and It's Diagnosis" by
DR.. II. r. Low OF Pueblo, Restoration
Of Function in Hydronephrosis" by
DR.. .. s. Fowler of Denver. dealing
with the obstruction and difficulties,
which after discussion ended the aft
crnoon meeting.
Election of officers and choosing
place of the next state convention are
features OF the program for today.
Colorado Springs is making a strong
effort to obtain the 1872 meeting. it is
said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
PLAY GROUND BALL
LEAGUE ORGANIZED

organizing a Playground ball league, 1t
will be the first athletic event OF this
kind ever organized in Pueblo.
Several of the teams have elected
their captains and have been out for
practice. Keen interest has been
aroused among the different schools due
to the strong competition that is cx-
pccted in the race for the attractive
pennant TO be offered with the cham
pionShip.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07

Canon City win draw a good gather
ing of fight fans tonight on the
strength of the participants on this
card and of the unusual good matches.
The fighters will be paid on the per-
centage basis. The first bout is schcd-
uled to start promptly at S O'Clock to-
night at the Canon City Opera house.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07

Lamoreaux took the honors for the
Smoke House both high game and
series of sol-555.
Tonight will see tho Loop Market In
n practice game with tho Lithia Bot
tiers. Capt. Ward will-lca off Brom-
mer, S. Davis. Mcclure. johnson fol-
lowing. Shriycr tho 1jthia captain will
bring in Sicetcr. McBroom, Rhodes.
Morgan and himself
The challenge issued by the wirc
Mill Bowldfs has been accepted by the
Coca Cola team for Sunday afternoon
on the II and NJ alleys and return
game on the "Y" alleys next Wcdncs-
day night.
Sunday evening tho Orange Crush
team will practice UP on the Knebcl
sporting goods team.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
Wrestler Issues Challenge

Vernon ,Rreedlovo, 1872 pound wrest
Ter who halls from Council Bluffs
Iowa, issues n challenge to any local
wrestler in the state,
Rreedloyc claims the undisputcd
championship among the feathcrwoight
wrestlors and has an undcfeated rec
ord among tho grapplers in his class.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07

Summary-Stolcn bases-Ruth, .. r.
Meusel. Double plays-F'risch to Rawl-
ings; TO Kelly to Smith: McNally to
Ward to Plpp. Loft on bases-Na-
tionals, s: Americans, s. Bases on balls
off Nehf. I: Hoyt. 5. Struck out-by
Hoyt. S. Passed ball-Smith. Umpircs
AT plate, Moriarity: first base. Quig-
ley: second base, Chill: third base.
Rigler, Time of game-1:55.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
DENTIST NAY NOT BE
PUT on UITNE,S.S STAND

Roscburg, oregon, oct. s-Indica-
tions that counsel for Dr. r. n. Brum-
field may not place him on the witness
stand in his trial for numbering Dennis
Russell. laborer, were seen by court
attaches today in questions the attor-
neys asked prospective Jurors.
Two more veniremen were accepted
tentatively today bringing the number
In tho box to nine tonight Another
special vcnirc was called today. Spec
tators at the trial were few.
Thi,ftnt, WANT Ahg nrtny lr.,It.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
FOUNTAIN SCORES
An EASY VICTORY.

Fountain grade school captured
one sided game but with many inter-
csting features from the Riverside team
by a 1873 score. The Fountain players
were: Newkerk, C; Kloeffer. p; Der
sham, SIS; Moore, 1b: Mathew. 2b:
Kelly, Sb: Williams, II; Wise, CT:
Wright. RI. Riyerside: Pularo. c:
Fleming. p; Mclio. SIS: Mecasio, 1b:
Cash, 2b: Lopez. 3b; Spunza, II; Ped
inc, CT Conzrc. rf.
Chieftain want ads. bring raalha.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
FLOUR F1LLS TO
NEW LOW LEVEL

Minneapolis. Mimi. Oct. 6.-Flour
declined to new low levels today. the
lowest In more than five years when
mills here quoted family patent at
sT.45 from s775 a barrel. y reduction
from 90 to csc a barrel from yester-
days prices
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
BOWLING

Bowling In midscason from the Coca
Cola team defeated Klein's Smoke
House bowlcrs } straight the first
game being the closest. only two pins.
Shea was tho star with . 2o6 game
Che got strikes he didn't look for).
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
DETROIT TIMES rs
SOLD TO UNKNOWN

New York. Ost. 6.--Bevi Mayer Chi
cago attorney, announced today that he
had bought the Detroit Times Tor
client whose identity was not disclosed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
WORLDS SERIES BATTING TO DATE

New York. Oct. e.-Thc batting aver.
ages for the first two games of the
worlds series. with extra base hits,
sacrifice hits and stolen bases follows:
AMERICANS,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07

Hy.' pitching in allowing but two hits worlds will
and Yankees.
hits times
of while
safe
MeGraw clan hit yesterday
three safeties Nehs huing drv
a hardsi the third inning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07

CANON TO PLAY ENGLE-
WOOD IN DENVER, FRI.
Canon City High school football team
plays Englewood High school in Den
yer Friday afternoon, October Z.
Rusty" Steeley. quarterback on the
Canon City team injured his collarbone
in Thursdays practice and will be out
Of the game for four weeks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Dallas-southern MAthodist Uni
versity. 3. Howard Payne University. o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-07

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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-06-24

treaty of Versailles. He advocated
with all the force of his powerful
intellect it's ratification without sub
stant.al change, as was his unoues-
tlonable right and as many believe
was his supreme duty in keeping faith
with the nations with whom he had
negotiated it. He gave his spirit,
his high mentality, his moral excel
lence, and actually depleted per-
haps for all time his physical man
hood, with devoted and unselfish
vigor and vision that the work of
his brain might live, but so profound
a student of government as Wood
row Wilson never for moment be-
lieved that he could, even had he
desired, have destroyed the sensa-
tional prerogative woven into the
fabric of the nations fundamental
law. ..
Just what view the president will
take of this resolution if it reaches
him in it's present form, which, if /
the Interpretation of
sections 2 and d, does Enthusiastically
enter into the domain of negotiation,
indirectly, it is true, but inevitably, |
remains to be seen.
1T shall not at least escape the
notice of history that as senator
and as candidate he advocated a
resolution designed to interfere
with the constitutional prerogatives
Of his predecessor for which as
president he says he will not stand.
II have said that it had been nv
wish and expectation that the cam
oaign promise would be forgotten,
Notwithstanding it was the only def
lite one given out touching our for
eign policy. know that neither a
oarty nor an individual often OBJ
ans credit by breaking it's or his
word, but / think the majority party
:ould well risk the opinion of men
md history if it should forget that
hameful PRONUNCIATION and refrain
rom placing this incrasable stain
pom the virtue of Americas en-
erprise. Applause on the democrat
, side.)