The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-16
Susie Lee Moses Receivers Judgment
Against Mutual Lie and Acct
dent Insurance Company


Co, OF Nashville, Tennessee, and the
Nation Life Insurance Company OF the
United States, for the death of her
daughter. Virginia May, who died
some time in May, 1921. The insur-
ance companies, by their attorneys,
Hollywood & Tate and Bernard P.
Sears, contested the payment of the
claim although it appeared at the trial
before the Honorable Henry NJ.
Walker OF the Municipal Court. that
they had paid fair in advance. Judge
Walker, who is known for fairness and
Justice. decided that Mrs. Moses was
entitled to the claims and judgment
both policies. DR., p Charles Downs
was the CHIEF witness for Mrs. Moses
Mrs. Corey to Visit Daughter
Mrs Annie Corey, Michigan City,
Ind, will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Goldic Harrison OF the Idlewild Hotel.
Mrs. Corey will attend the Pageant OF
Progress Exposition.
Atty. DeArmond to His Farm
Atty Chester DeArmond, with Off
ccs at 35th and State SITS, who has
been confined to his home for the last
few weeks, left Wednesday for his
farm near Fostoria, Ohio. He viii
spend the remainder OF the summer
resting there.
Harry Armstrong Hurt
Harry Armstrong, 81, 1907 Wabash
Ave, while getting from a southbound
State St. car at 31st and State St,
driven by Chas. Brown, white, 1914
Sangamon Ave.
D.es Suddenly
Mrs. Fannie Hammond. 48. 2736
Cottage Grove Ave, died suddenly at
her home while seated in a chair, July
Z She was suffering from asthma.
To the County Hospital
Mrs Mile Wilson, II, Az +. 3lst
St, was removed 10 the County Hos
pital July g
Moore Cuts His Wife
Mrs Maude Moore. q, POLO Vernon
Ave. was cut on the right arm in a
quarrel with her husband, George
Moore, July 10.
To Take Long Vacation
DR. =. C. Downs, 374S Grand Blvd,
who has been seriously i'll Tor three
months, is able to be out again and
will leave in a few days for long va
cation. returning to the city in Sep
tcmber to take up his practice.
Pleased With Sedan
Rev. T. L. Scott. pastor OF the
Grant Memorial A. N. Z. Chapel, 1000
Evans Ave. is more than pleased with
his Oakland Sedan presented to him
by the Automobile Club of the church,
OF which Mrs. Laura Coleman IS pres
idcnt. The PASTOR Aid led the other
clubs in giving the largest donation
toward the purchase OF the car which
was $4,000.
Makes Purchase
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Hargrow
have made a purchase OF the beautiful
residence at 43ll Prairie Ave,
through the firms OF Faulkner x Cook
and The Bailey Realty Co., 1898 State
St. OF which NJ. r. Bailey is president.
Together in Suburbs
Mrs Sophia Phillips OF Hannibal.
Mo, Mrs. Edith Johnson OF Chicago
and Mrs. Matte Whithcrs. sisters,
were together all day Sunday at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. ".
Whithcrs, 10th and Throop SIS,
. Morgan Park.
Out Again
Little Tommy Shaw, 1871 Dearborn
St, the adopted son OF Mrs. Frances
Coleman, after being confined in the
hospital for several weeks on account
OF illness. is out again and is planning
to take vacation Little Tommy is a
member OF Mt Carmel Juvenile
No 20.
Committee Goes to Aurora
A committee composed OF officers
and members OF the Households OF
Ruth OF Chicago and jurisdiction were
in Aurora, H., last Saturday evening
where they organized a household
with thirty members The Household
had been worked up by Inmate Ella
Harris. Among those who formed the
committee were Inmate Lou Ella
Young, d. G. NJ. N. e.. OF Illinois and
jurisdiction. Inmates Margaret Wo-
mack, Nellie Turner, Elizabeth Horn.
Mary Shaw. Comic Day and J. w.
Harris, Eva Robinson, Ethel Blake,
Gladys Robinson OF Rockford and
many others.
Mrs. Warren in City
Mrs. Ida Warren OF Cincinnati, O.,
was i'll the city during the week on
business. Mrs Warren was called
to Lake Forest several days ago on
account OF the death OF her father,
Gorge Rice, an old citizen OF that
city.
Given Control
The s. NJ. rs of Illinois and jurs-
diction have been given free control OF
all their business through an injunc-
ton filed in the courts of Illinois by
their attorney Walter NJ. Farmer, 1874
w. Washington St.
Leaves for the South
After remaining several days in the
city with relatives, Mr.. Eugene Taylor
of Jackson, Miss. who was called to
the city on account of the death of his
mother, left for his home July 9. Mrs
y Helen Evans, his sister, will remain
until the first of the month in the city
, with relatives and friends.
Returns
After spending several weeks with
relatives and friends at Centralia, Car
Isle and Greenville, ILL.,, Mrs. T. J
Kinney, 3l42 Calumet Ave, has re-
turned to the city much pleased with
her trip.
Busy Week North
NJ. T. Bailey, president The Bailey
| Realty Co. and Manager, The Milton