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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
DANCING

Saturday evening April 3, A. 0. L.
w. hall, 4th and Chickasha, over
Seaton's grocery. Louisiana Jazz Or
chestra. A good time for everybody.
Come! Ladies free. 7-St.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
mo LICENSE"

A jam up comedy guaranteed
for a laugh a minute.
rrIces DC l0c Zoe
Tomorrow: FRITZ Ridgeway
in Western Rays"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07

Harry Culver, local oil mar and
real estate man, left this morning
for a business trip to Tulsa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07

Apply Billiards. Snow Liniment to
joints that ache. 1t relieves bone
ache and neuralgia pain. Three sizes,
soc, 60c and $1.2O per bottle. Sold
by Wren Drug Company. 4-S0t.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
Organizing the Organizations

There among black people of America approximately
leader Almost all of these officially
for the entire black population Each of these organizations
claims and zealou believes that they hold the only solution for
complicated problems.
During abnormal times the absudty this unorganed
don than normal periods Prior to the late
without exception these leaders rushed the public and
eminent officials the sentiments of black folk Thus
myriad of conflicting opinions heraded the civilized
world None OF them authentic Most OF them not true
The nadequacy of such disconnected action accomplish ben
fetal results be from what little consideration received
FOR what contributed for the successful OF the
Consumption thrust Our boys Jim Crow
labor baons Our highest ranking officers bued about and
finally relieved
made by the socaled leaders together
and unison halt practices. Every other
and nationality that participated the leaders
conference They agreed They understood what
they wanted and proceeded the desired advantages
When black folk began to migrate North fill the depleted
labor ranks the diversity of individual leaders
was hagranty confusing and VIGOROUSLY ridiculous.
Normally, lynchng, and Jim Crowism the
menacihg fife black people of
They anedae the black peoples freedom itself Yet
held No of national has
been give evils timely burial This lack of under
standing cooperation the leaders OF organizations oHe
situation. The insignificant black cannot
injury necessarily follows In fact the rank and file
fused They know to listen. They know which
program the cham between them md their pet dreams
equal opportunity, equal Justice The intelligent elements
dispused with those that are responsible
The relation between blacks and whit. esanged
produced white man. he made his
advance of the New Negro He bases his
than anything
ferret and has caused him to
psy senmenta possessed in abundance by his ancestors
No regard has he for confusion and irreguarty.
organize and bring these chiefs together but
progress be DONE The Whip would like to
leaders, representing all of the IF the conference
only for day and its accomplishments other than
for the America healthy precedent Will be set
The New Negro will have model to guide his future actions He
this pattern according to the exgencies of the
time The first step taken bring harmony
from within and likewise bring about serious consideration
from new
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
The Task of the Newspaper

newspapers mouthpeces of the groups
clans the mediums of happenings
They herald the affairs of the people 1t
knowledge that the of
liberal education than all of the universities combined
We only about $500 college graduates We
individuals whom world fixed
These individuals have been eered and uored by books
periodicals. and The occupies
unique indispensable position people Opinions rot
and decay rusty history obvous and progress
newspapers their and the people
all Of the universities combined.
This the crossroads The destiny that
is before the travel along the
and evolution, the of the
direct the pilgrimage marshal the vanguard and
keep informed that them vitality
for the with intelligent under
standing the vital issues of the day.
only coloed only of
these published the Christian Recorded Nevertheless
have and periodicals. classified follows:
Religious TO- School periodicals. 85 Organs of Associations and
Magazines Newspapers 222 With IL millions of people within
our race il have only publication for every
IS OO0 Making percent deduction for ieracy find that
we have publication for 500 readers
This appalling of facts thinker that
every should be medium of high intelligence
with dued information all that the
behoovs consider all that affect the only
after and fact finding has been made 1t is regret
table that made the object of rdicue and
disgust that of have editorials
and no regrettabe that
orr have collected lot of junk and handed broadcast
the world. . -,
If Is regretable ignorance turks behind the enchant pen
large editors 1t greves TO realize that
editors have and avoided important questions because
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
Health Hints
DR.. TROY Smith.


The term collie is applied to any
severe paroxysmal pain occurring in
the intestines. II may be due TO many
causes, such as swallowing certain
substances, especially foreign bodies
and the seeds of fruits In some cases,
but not near as often as some mothers
think, collie is due to round worms.
/ There are also many diseases OF the
tintestines that cause colicky pains, the
most common ones are appendicitis,
innssusuptlon, meaning slipping oil
me part of the intestines into another,
and severe determinations OF the in
testines. -
j For the henehi Of aufsing mothers
wish 10 say Il few words i'll regards TO
the .eoiics OF irfaaLH. The cause of
most eases aofsrolR hi infants is over
feeding. Outlines mothers allow their
nursing infants TO remain at the
breast too long or they allow the in
FAINT to nurse irregular and too often
Most mothers feed their infants every
time they cry. There are two very
common things that make the baby cry.
they are collie and hunger. The Cry
of collie is usually violent and parox-
ysmal; that of hunger is prolonged
and continuous and is not accompan-
led with pain and the accumulation of
gas. Mothers should not feed their
babies every time they cry, first try
and find out the cause Of the cry. In
regard TO collie of infants G. G. Grulu
NJ. d., writing In the Journal of the
American Medical Association, has the
following to say. while in itself collie
perhaps does not materially injure the
infant organism, 1T is nevertheless OF
great Importance because of the dis
turbance that IL produces in the house
hold; furthermore, many physicians
do not realize the importance of the
breast feeding and are likely to use
collie as an excuse for prematurely
weaving the baby. This increases the
danger 10 the infant and frequently
causes more worry and anxiety to the
parent than If the child had remained
on the breast, even though collie had
continued. For these reasons, aside
from the humane aspect of relieving
pain in these helpless babies, any
treatment that will alleviate the suf-
fering is boon"
The treatment of collie: In the
treatment of collie the attempt should
be made to help rid the child of the
gas; this is done by an enema. At
first an injection OF four or five ounces
of luke warm water should be used to
wash ont the bowels with an enema
tube. If this is not successful oun-
ces OF cold water and teaspoonful of
glycerine may be tried. This rarely |
fails to remove the gas and relieve the |
pain. In addition to 4these measures !
dry heat should be applied to the alb |
domen y means Of hot fianuels or a
hot water bag and fhe feet should be
kept warm. Food should be with
helf for at least "a hours. If the in
fa1t cries for thirst give it warm
Water.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
MUSIC OF BLACK PEO-
PIE TO Be PRESERVED

NEW YORK, y. Y, Jan. SIN order
thai The music OF black masters may be
popularized and handed down
to posterity, Mr. Harry II. Pace OF New
York City has organized hundred
thousand dollar corporation TO be known
as the Pace Record Co. This colfcern
is to cut the records OF such artists as
Harry Burlegh, Mrs. Florence Cole
Talbcrt, Madame Anita Brown Patti,
Roland hlaye, Madame Hackley, Hazel
llarriso0, Helen Hagans Clarence Cam
cron White. kcmper iIarrel and other
oi the celebrities.
al Kinds OF Music TO Be Produced
Spiritual as well as syncopated and
classical piece, are to he recorded. 1t
is thought that inasmuch as this pecu-
liarly musical people have created the
only distinctive American music. that
the photographic productions OF their
works will be aIcredit TO the musical
genius OF the race Mr.. Pace the
founder and president OF the corpora
tons, is well prepared to- conduct the
enterprise He was formerly associated
with the Solvent Savings Bank OF Mem
plIiS, Tenn, the Standard Lie lnsur-
ance Co. OF Atlanta, Ga, and at the
present time is interested with Mr.
Handy OF the Pace and Handy Music
{ ompanY IN The production OF the Blues
and Rantime offerings.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

] tSii YOU just Wncn your case should
be called without looking I'D the
docket on the same. You have not
given me sufficient information about
your case for any definite answer as
to whether there is any undue delay
IN the case or not | should advise
You TO consult your lawyer about il,
As he knows more about the standing
OF this particular case than anyone
else.
Q. | had my house wired Tor cleo
trio lights. The firm that did the
work agreed 10 do it Tor $500 cash
or for SPA on instalhncnts OF -$l7.84
each month until the $2l4 was paid
| made the first monthly payment as
agreed. After that | received a letter
from another real estate broker in
forming me that he had purchased
my contract from The firm that did
the work and that all other payments
should be made to them with 3 per
cent interest on the deferred balance,
also enclosing some papers for me TO
sign and return to them. | did mol
sign or return any papers to them
but ignored all their correspondence
and have continued TO pay the firm
i receipt Tor same on their own bill
heads with their signature, Can the
other real estate broker sue me Tor
the interest.
a. If you had a specific agreement
TO pay S2l4 in installments without
interest, then no transfer OF the claim
10 any other party would create any
obligation on your part to pay any
interest on the amount. The firm to
whom the claim may have been as.
signed cannot have any greater claim
against you than the transferring firm
had. The question of the proper party
TO whom YOU should now make your
payments Is. however, a very impor-
tant one. 1t Is probable that the no
tice OF which you speak was a notice
OF the assignment OF the claim, which
would bind you TO pay the amount
to this new firm instead OF The for
mer party (without the interest, OF
course providing the assignment was
really made. You should get a def
inite statement from the firm that
did your work as To whether they
have assigned this claim or not in
order to determine the proper parry
10 whom you should now make your
payments. II Is not your duty to set
tie any such controversy between
these two firms ii the first one denies
having made an assignment OF the
claim.
O. Nearly six months ago case
had in court was called up and had
a hearing, but owing 10 the absence
OF my witness. through my lawyer,
was put off until further notice. Since
then | have consulted my lawyer
several times trying to find out why
the delay, and each time | have been
put off with some excuse. | have
reason to believe it will not be called
up again. Can | force them to call
ii up again. and il So how and in
what way can | have it called up:
a. 1t is impossible for me to say
anything as to the standing OF this
particular case in court. as that can
only be aseertained by search OF the
records i'll the same. Ii you have any
GOOD reasons TO doubt the diligence
or the veraoity OF your lawyer, then
you should consult another lawyer
and explain the whole matter to him.
(Send questions for this column 10
Herman +. Moore, care OF the Chi.
cago Whip, 2420 South State street,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
MEMORIES OF SLAVERY
HELD SACRED IN SOUTH

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 10.--Notwith-
standing the TACT that the civil war is
ended and the slaves are now freed, the
spirit of the days OF human work oxen
and chattcl slavery still remain in the
memories OF the southland The White
House OF the Confederacy, built in 1901,
which was the official gathering place
of the rebels who defied the government.
is 10 be preserved and be held forever
sacred by those who live below the
Mason-Dixon line. The legislature OF
Alabama has made an appropriation
sufficient to purchase the building from
the state and it will remain where il
stands on Bib and Moultrie streets in
the city of Mobile until it decays from
age or is destroyed by people who OBJ
ject to the underlying sentiment and
ieel keenly the un-American spirit that
would perpetuate II.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
WHAT DUBOIS THINKS OF
THE RACE COMMISSION

(. We would advise our Chicago friends
to watch narrowly the workggahd forth
coming report OF the Inter.racial Com
mission appointed by the Governor Of
Illinois after the late riot. The Com
mission consists of colored men who
apparently have much too cenplacent
trust in their white friends; OF white
men who are too busy to know; and OF
enemies OF the Negro race who under
the auise OF impartiality aud good will
are pushing insidiousiy but unswervingly
program OF racial segregation. They
have, for instance, sent questionable
70 prominent colored- men, consisting Of
Is questions, which. with all their sur
face frankness and innocence seek TO
betray black folk by means OF the logical
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15


dilemma OF Segregation and racial
solidarity" BY subtle suggestion these
queries say If you believe in colored
churches, why not in colored ehettos ?
Does not Negro advancement increase
anti-Negro hatred; Are not Negroes
projudiced against whites2 Are not the
mistakes OF Negro leaders manifest!
And so on.
Indeed ii professed enemy OF black
folk and their progress had set out to
start a controversy so as TO divide the
Negroes and their friends i'll counsel
and throw the whole. burden of such
nasty outbreaks OF race hate as the East
St. Louis, Washington and Chicago riots
upon them, he would have framed just
such QUESTIONABLE as has been sent
out by this Commission.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

posed to be in
superior court.
DO You think /
will get il before
this court closes?
have paid my
,awyer all but SID
which | promised
% pay the day
my case is called
Please advise me
As TO what to do.
\. 1t is inlpos
sille Tor me to
oil Won inst yvl,o,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

ried my step
m o / h er about
three years ago
and she says it is
all hers. He LETT
no will. | am his
only child. J.P.C
Yes. Have an.
administrator APPS
pointed i'll the
probate co urt
and you will get
your share.
Dear Miss An
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
"The Black Terror in Germany"
A Southern White Woman Lies About
French Colonial Troops Not0 Stationed >
On German Soil.
EDITORIAL NoTE:The reprOduces The Black
On German SOIL.

EDITORIAL WHIP herewith eproduc The Black Terror
Monthly German
published New Bevedge southern white woman whose
hatred of the article
effort TO Witty
the
monas from German themselves which have been puohhed te
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
A Wise Child

Boy-lIow much are your eggs per
dozen?
Groccr--Fifty cents dozen for
the cracked ones and eighty cents for
the good ones.
Boy-Well crack nc a dozen OF the
eighty cent kind. .@4
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
Legal Hints To
Women
By Violette Anderson
Attorney-at- Law.

Dear Miss Anderson: Can get
a part OF my fathers property: lie
died three weeks ago, leaving about
SIS 1000 worth of real estate. lie mar
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
By RAY BEvERIDGE

womans gospel of race hatred enough " give u" " " ' ' ~
By RAY BEvER1DoE
em %aS' PrtHss back Ms1 as vs S %S % Point
territory nurse that d not supposed 1s occupied ns
P fa" an S ss2spP ont to n a T Washed "9 s
she'd. there
g9 5 % s % " nm s s s
% @ % @ W. %
% ny Ss@SS
We stopped the house whore the outraged young girl lived and
Sssfs tss S%i T s spp %S''f cemetery" her father died
ngho nT pcd ny urG " modest" TO %d o ' h s@
doubt medical nTigatn proved
We w TnS nG9oG then Sn said s THAT if we aa @ ] Of an hour
Everywhere pairs
-, When drove back found Fraqlen was
cps
Although have the evidence !es cannot pub
%5 taking stroll yoqg male friend and e were stopped by Saek
they right The street and @a their passports T The
her young passport
~ hi, o5 leave the girl ono of The soldier" threatened to beat hi"
T s a get The, s@ ns , G s s 1 into
martyr
o to @ % s s as on sss. a 's good
This virgins terribly undermined afraid to
insanity s @ f e S5n
R sp s TdR s 1 % mot German @ %
BERLIN ant 1Ss s % st the bog S" p the GSas w f
negro @anfG@y outrage German a 1SS s ' and nfsf
The above
She was fra weak little walking with her little
black soldiers They
m Both h., mst her and child screamed LOUDLY Then
on the throat with the hut end Of hard that she fell to the ground aud
command he replied NO woman can he outraged against her WILL
black Se an broad iG @apaf S 9 ~% yG%ss Was ]
sGe fo me- S a during MP h ae crowd r @ f SG her
b 5 d to dsfsad Say wh s
, punished "a K. snss sss
slavery YOU'D nave had to pay
Of reputation. enough knowledge dpoT
reports fortnight i 5 ana p fSs reports os
either ar % @ S eoaai and Karen ss% s%p
;%a "S% e', .ss knows 1 about s aassf
%S'''' @
n these s 5 a p 9 yss ~
' @ % s s say Ta a ssy: at a a.nsas ali
T sS f 'S @ on sn Two that " S%S s, @
G s 'i S oSs es' @ the s". . c E ESs"i
1 tnss they d sass
s p9ss s my ] s s oo challenge sS them
to hs Somn ins Asd un too to and nvs,
ds%oral s n,
without moral honor spoken by was
to ~s the day 6f9re a % was the bayos guard side
noble
to
o etun
Imipb
soldier in
called ''Pgs. replied
electric spark had struck them.
intelligent said MOI
Scweine
guilt" iE ps s ssss
e" @ ' S@ Saysa T basy ssaa..
a German.
would woman,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

they paid to lay off, disgusting discover that
have vcnted into the newspaper world
and without Fundamental knowledge of their huge task
Regret grief and disgust will condition
will take the infusion of broader healthier
thinking and intelligent editors in order our newspapers
truly constructive. ksF re-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO WHIP
Legal Catechisrn

By Herman E. Moore, Attorney at
Law
=. My divorce papers were filed
the last OF June, and until this date
my lawyer has not called me. My
case numbers are listed and was sup
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

xxyrTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION. WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY WITH UN-
STINTED CREDIT MERIT, WITH TRUTH As
OUR GUIDE POST LOVE INSPIRATION. WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALISM. WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-05
Josh eiIllnas Philosophy.

Dispatch IL the gift or art oy doing
a thing right quick. To do thing
right and to DO II quick IL an attrib,
ute Oy genius.
Hurry IL often mistaken for dis
patch but thare IL Just az much diff.
ference NJ thare IL between a hornet
and q aunt when they are both oy
them on duty 4 hornet never takes
any steps backwards. but n aunt alwus
travels just as tho he had forgot sum
thing.
Dispatch never undertakes a job
without first marking out the course
10 take, and then follows II. right or
wrong, while hurry travels like blind
boss. stepping hi and often. and spends
most Nv her time I'm running into
things and the balance backing out
again.
Dispatch haz dun all the CRATE
things that hav been did In this world.
while hurry haz been at work at the
small ones, and haint got thru yet
Josh Billings.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-05
Doinq Good Work.

Good work is not entirely question
Of will power. Often il Is impaired
by low physical standard. The quail
ity Of the work cannot he up to high
water mark when every faculty, every
function. and every bit of your ability
Is affected by n rundown physical and
mental condition. You may be sure
that your weakness, whatever its
cause, will appear in your work, wheth-
or IL Is making books or selling them,
teaching school or studying, chiseling
statues or digging bitches.
Had one the power to analyZe the
cause of his nOn-success. many fail
ure could see these things standing
out. all over his career-insufficient
sleep, lack of exercise in the open
air. lack Of change and recreation, ir-
regularity and want of system in his
method of living.
The youth who would get the most
out of life, who would reach the high
est expression in his work and re-
tain his freshness. vigor and enthusi-
assn to the last must lead regular
life.-Orison SWEET Marden In Chicago
Daily News.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-05
HoLLANDERs OF OLD TIMES
CoIchis, Caucasian Tribe, Free People
Because They Had Always
Command Of the Sea.

The inhabitants Of Colchis, set In
casus TO the northward of the Asiat.
ic plains, were the HQllanders of an
scient times. They were free and
barbarous people, but We're invited to
the cultivation of commerce by the
vicinity of two seas which were for
merly joined towards the north. and
attained by means of it to grea, de-
gree of opulence which made them
celebrated. Their territory of small
extent lay ON the eastern shore of
the Euxine sea. The greater portion
of ii was marsny. and the atmosphere
humid they had frequent and heavy
rains, a great number of channels in
tersected their plains, on the banks
of which the dwellings of the people
were placed. raised for the most part
upon stakes. The natives of the coun-
try were corpulent and somewhat
above the middle Stature. and their
language was hard of utterance and
ungraceful. Their chief river, the
Phasis. like the Rhine, lost itself in
interminable sands.
Northern Scythia, including the
region above Sarmatia and the for
ests of Germany as far as the frozen
sea, was wilderness through which
many pastoral and hunting nations
necessarily roamed.-Detroit Free
Press.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-05
PROBABLE ORIGIN OF WAGONS
Mankind Slow to Recognize the Posi-.
biIity Of Quicker Movement by
Means of WheeIed Vehicles.

Wagons probably originated from
rude vehicles dragged on cylindrical
logs, which must soon have suggested
the idea Of the axis and the solid
wheel, even now used in remote dis
tricts Of Portugal According TO
Moses, Egypt was the country where
wagons were first used. The Chinese
called the inventor Hiene-Yuene. The
Greek attributed the invention TO
Erichthonius, the fourth king Of Ath-
ems. Wagons with two wheels may
have been the first constructed. but
Homer mentions fOur-wheeled wagons
the invention Of which was aScribed
70 the Phrygians Much time elapsed
before wagons were used for pleasure
carriages. Moses mentions the war
chariots of Pharaoh. Theseus il said
70 have introduced chariOts among the
Greeks. The Greeks also used two
wheeled chariots. each containing two
persons. one of whom drove while the
other threw spears. The chariots
were open behind and had low
wheels. The Romans used wagons
early and gave different names TO
them according TO the purpose 70
which they were applied a. car
pentum. two-wheeled vehicle used
by the Roman ladies