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Evening journal., 1921-07-08
PREFERRED JAIL
TO BEING PAR0LED

When brought before Judge Rice
at an adjourned session OF the
"Plead Guilty Day sitting Of Court
II General Sessions this morning on
charge Of larceny of a shirt from
Iippincott and Company Louise
Fountroy, Negress, requested that
no parole be granted in her case. but
that she be given a term of inn
prisonment. She made the request
through Parole officer J. Albert Oil
yer. who had her case for investiga-
ton. Judge Rice sentenced the
Negress to four months in the
workhouse.
Andrew Brown. who pleaded
guilty last week to a charge of wife
beating. was sentenced 10 be whip
ned with ten lashes and TO serve
one months Imprisonment
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
GRANGE mas BAIL TEAM

At a meeting OF West Brandy
wine Grange at Taneyville last night
Pomona Grange report was read and
discussed.
The baseball committee made
report upon the organization Of a
baseball team composed Of members
Of the grange. II is hoped TO nave
the team sufficiently organized to
play next Thursday night
Following the business session a
musical and literary program was
enjoyed.
The next meeting OF the grange
viii be held at the home OF Miss
Mary Passmore. near Talleyville, on
July 21.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
Thermometer 92
Still Climbing
Heat Oppressive, But no
Prostrations Reported Up
Until Early Afternoon
TWO PERSONS WERE
STRICKEN YESTERDAY

Whilo the mercury registered %
degrees in the shade at 1890 O'Clock
this afternoon. and stiu climbing,
attendants at the various hospitals
said there had been no heat prostra-
tions reported today. This promises
to be one of it not the hottest day OF
the year with the humidity oppres-
slve. Two heat cases were reported
yesterday.
Wilmer Davis, aged "a years, Of
1915 South 131st street, Phnadel-
phia. a fireman on the b. and O..
railroad was treated at the Delaware
hospital yesterday afternoon. He
was revived and sent TO his home
Davis was stricken while at work
on his engine and removed to the
hospital In the police ambulance.
Alfred Emerson, aged rs years. Of
726 West Ninth street was taken IN
yesterday afternoon at Ninth and
Shipley streets He was revived at
thu. police station.
While there was a little breeze
during the morning II did not seem
to furnish much relief
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
some RUMPUS
in THE RIVER
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Morris ordered Marshal Moner 20
publicly destroy the liquor and make
a report TO the court
Assisted by court attaches and
prohibition officers the 500 or more
quarts OF liquor were carried from
the room. Arriving In the ante
room Marshal Money handed bottle
after bottle OF the fluid to two men,
armed with hammers. who broke
them and allowed the fluid TO fiOw
into the sewer.
The ceremonies attending the de-
struction Of the liquor were witness
ed by District Attorney Hughes. In
ternal Revenue Collector Graham,
Postmaster English, and numerous
other Federal officials In atten-
dance upon the last sad rites but
not as mourners, were the Rev. +. c
Prettyman. Of the Arfti-Saloou
League. and Frank T. Haley. rep
resenting the Law and Order So
ciety-
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
DEATHS.


HERITAGE-In this city, on July Z
1921, Anna Lydia. daughter Of Harry
Howard and Sarah Guthrie HcrttnEe.
in her 21st year
Relatives and friends are invited 20 aat-
tend the funeral services at the resi-
dcncc OF her parents. 1905 West Second
street. on Monday afternoon. July il, nc
$50 o'clock. Services at Bethany Bar~
tist Church. at o'clock. lntermeut At
Silvcrhrook cemetery.
KOpNEN-fn Cl1rkshurg. W. Va -
July Q 1921, John II. Rodney, 1r-- IN
his i5th year.
Funcral services WIN BE- held m I'm
manuel r. n. Church New Castle, Del,
on Saturday afternoon. July Q, ut 4
o'clock local timcl.
GOOnMAN-In this city. on Juiy-e, 1l1t.
Walter Earle, infant son Of Walter I.
and Elizabeth Gray Goodman. agrd .
months
Funeral services win be held af-tha
residence Of his Erandnnrcnts, Mr.. ana
Mrs william u. Goodman, 49, Sout1
leald street. on Saturday, July n ut :
o'clock. lnierment al Silverbrook cf-nre-
terry.
KONITZER--In this city. on Juiy-o. 1871.
Nellie g. wife of Joseph II. EorIitzer.
Relatives aud friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her lnte residence
5ef r. Fourth street, on Saturday morn
! ing. at o'clock. Requiem mass AZ St
Mary's Church Intcrment At Cathcdr'
/ crmctrry.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
NEW CASTLE WANTS BIcKIEY.

Request has been made OF the at
torney-generars office by the New
Castle authorities. 20 extradite Irvih
II. Buckley Of Philadelphia. who 10
wanted In New Castle. on a charge of
larceny OF . traffic most. valued at
S25.
A brother OF Buckley was tined IN
New Castle last Monday morning.
on charge OF making an Illegal
turn about the traffic post. at Second
and Dlaware streets. II Is said and
In the evening Buckley returned and
took the post away.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
.HARBOR Saving
May BE SSOO,OOO
CONTINUED from First Pare.)

CONTINUED from First PaEe-l
viii be postponed until Tuesday.
owing TO the absence from the city
on Monday OF Charles Warner, one
Of thu commissioners.
W. A. speaiuman. president Of the
board is at Canadensis. Pa, for a
weekend vacation. and efforts were
made today by Charles Il Cant,
secretary Of the board. 20 reach him
by telephone and arrange for a post
ponement Of the meeting until Tues
day.
The Municipal Wharf. Front and
Church streets. presented a scene Of
activity this morning. The steamer
Onward" Of the Onward Steam
ship Company, was tied up there,
and officials OF the company owing
Il, were discussing a scheme for run
ming daily trips to and from Angus
tine Beach. II is planned TO leave
the wharf at a. m, and return
| from tho beach at S p. m.
The "Onward" IS the boat which
the shriners OF Wilmington contem-
plate purchasing for private pleasure
purposes.
The Nellie and Matte" a staunch
little schooner. also was az tht
wharf. as was the yacht viking" 8
privately owned vessel. Then there
J was- large barge filed with brick
/ for the street and Sewer Depart.
ment's street improvements opera
tions. The Nellie and Matte" Il
open for charter for fishing excur-
sions down the bay.
Tomorrow a load Of machinery il
due by boat. 1t is coVigned TO the
S. S. Jones Company, which is erect
ing a bridge near Dover.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
CONCERT AT SUMMIT TONIGHT

A musicale will be held this even
ing at Brandy2ine Summit Camp
grounds. The program will be pre-
sented by the members Of the St.
Paurs NJ. r. Choir. under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Eleanor G. Kemery. and
the Continental Band of 80 pieces
from Newark, Delaware. The con-
cert will be given In the camp grove
and the program will start at
o'clock. a welcome is extended 10 all
Wnmingtonians, The members OF
the band will appear for the first
time in their new uniforms.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
nnrsEnoI.n NnrEa.

For apple snow bake 2 large ap-
pies. rub through q sieve. add II
pound Of sugar, a little essence OF
vanilla and the weil-beaten whites
Of 2 eggs.
Perfectly clear cold coffee will
renovate black silk nicely. Apply
il to the right side OF the silk. which
should be ironed on the wrong side
when half dry.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
THIS HOUsE DTsORDTRTY

In the case OF Anthony SnukelslSi.
charged with keeping a disorderly
house at his home S14 Church street.
the defendant was fined $50 and
costs by Deputy Lynn in Municipal
Court this morning IL was brought
out in testimony that neighbors OF
Snubelskfs had been annoyed by
noises and loud talking as late at
2 and 3 o'clock in the morning.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
SpE4HAI.

LIGHT HOUSE. Mouth OF Chris-
tiana River. L30 p. m.-LarEe school
OF fish seen going up the river early
this morning is returning In hilar-
ious mood. Members OF finny tribe
jumping from water. wiggling their
tails. tapping fms and showing
every evidence OF intense excite
ment
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
RECovER sroLEN CAR.

The Bureau of Police. this morn
ing. recovered a passenger
Oidsmobile. stolen last night from the
garage Of Stanley Kien. Thirty-fifth
and Market streets. The machine
had been abandoned in front of the
Union fire-engine house at Third and
Union streets. Entrance TO the gar
age was made by prying open a win
dog.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
TRI-sTATE CANNERs MEET.

Another conference OF members
Of the Tri-State Gamers Associa-
ton was held this afternoon in Par
lors A and b Of the Hotel DUPONT.
The members met last week at the
same place. No announcement was
made today other than that matters
OF interest to the trade were dis
czzx.sad-
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
DECISION RESERVED.

In a suit heard in Court OF Com
mon Pleas this morning. Thaddeus b.
Ely seeks to recover damages of $50
from Isaac Ballentine as a result OF
a collision between automobiles OF
the two at Eleventh and West StS.
on March al Decision was reserved
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
CHICAGO GRAMS

CHICAGO. July CUnitcd Press.)
Opening grain:
Wheat. July .121; Dec. 1884.
Corn. July 61M 061: Sept 60R
a. y Dec. 60H.
Oats. July 35ih; Sept Ssk a 3Si
Dec. 4Oh6H.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
RTIND ROBs TONTBs.

SHANGHAI-A blind man was
hauled into court for stealing bricks
and stones from graves and selling
them. The police magistrate is
thinking the case over.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
AIR ATTACK on FRANCE.

ARIES, France-This village has
appropriated $1,000 to guard against
air attacks. The air invaders are
swarms of locusts which are laying
waste the fields.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
LVTRpOOU OOTrON

LIVERPOOL. July 8 Omitted
Press)-There was good business in
spots at the opening today. Prices
were firm. Sales amounted TO TO-
600 bales including 5000 late Thurs
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
NEW YORK coTroN.

NEW YORK, July 8 Omitted Press)
Cotton opened steady today. July
was up at 1900; October 12.73. up
s; December 1924, up 10; January
1881. up 4; March 13.6L up s;
May 1886. up Q.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08

Bob Smith is the school
prodigy at figures. and his
teacher is proud OF him. On
one occasion after he had DEM
onstrated a problem that the
other pupils flunked on. the
teacher remarked:
OBETAELYES.
II you want to know what
the teacher thinks Of Bobby,
just add one consonant a suf-
ficient number of times to that
line of letters to complete the
sentence.
Answer 20 Yesterdays Puzzle.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
CITY BANK RALANCE.

City Treasurer Samuel ]. White
reports the following bank balances
at the close Of business last night;
Current account --------S74.O76.79
Special account
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
dupoNr cHFancAL DTvrDrvD

The board OF directors Of the du-
Pont Chemical Company, yesterday
declared a cash dividend from par-
ticlpating profit and loss surplus ao-
count OF 4 per cent or 20 cents per
share on both common and prefer
ed stock payable on August 8. 1874.
to stockholders or record at th<
close OF business on July 25, 1924
Evening journal., 1921-07-08

Answer 20 Yesterdays Puzzle.
Fifteen fifers Jared forth.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03
From Other Pens
Has Not Changed Much

Colored people OF small Georgia
towns are afraid to be seen reading a
colored newspaper published up North.
Having such newspapers in ones pos
session is a crime for which the pos
SCISSOR is required to leave the city.
An agent for a Chicago Weekly
sent the following letter instead OF
his order for copies to sell last week ]:
The other day | was down at the
railroad station with about FIVE copies
of the WHIP in my hand, when a
policeman walked up and asked me
what | was doing selling those id
niger papers. He said l ought to
know | couldn't sell those niger
papers and stay in this town. Ii you
continue to send papers here you will
put me in some trouble. So please
don't send me any more papers if you
want me to stay out of trouble"
Sixty years ago, colored slaves in
Georgia were not permitted to read.
Ii was a crime for them to read the
Bible, and a misdemeanor for white
people to teach them. Today Geor-
gia colored people may read, but only
such newspapers as white people be-
lieye SAFE FOR THEM.-Baltimore
Afro-American.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03
Y. w. A.News

The Indiana avenue Branch OF the
Young Womens Christian Association
OF Chicago is urgently requesting your
attention and presence during this.
our Come and See" week 10 avail
yourselves Of the opportunity to come
and sec what the gifts you have al
ready given 10 the Young Women's
Christian Association in your pledges.
is making possible for the young wom
anhood OF Chicago. Come and See Wis
itors will be welcome at any hour they
can make it convenient to visit us.
Regular activities are going on among
the Girl Reserves and the Industrial
girls every afternoon and evening \
Birds Eye Motor trip to Come and
See" visitors will be one OF the most
interesting features during our Come
and See" week because it affords one
OF the finest opportunities to get a
concrete conception OF the work that
is actually being done Tor the benefit
OF girls. BY the Young Women's Chris
tan Association thru the service they
are able To render thru the clubs and
classes. cultivating the all-round abun-
dant lie thru lis four fold program.
Special conducted tours on Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings beginn-
ing It the Indiana avenue Branch.
3S4t Indiana avenue, visiting Central
Brauch. Industrial Service Center and
Waet Side Branch.
The Association is very grateful TO
tic men and women who are so gra-
ciously lending themselves and their
cars to make this tour to the other
branches a great success These tours
promises a most wonderful experience
70 both white and colorcd friends TO
the Association in establishing the
right kind Of relationship among the
citizens in the community. The Asso-
citation most ardently desires to make
it known that both men and women
are invited to make these tours TO Wis
it our Association branches.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03
Why johnson Was Not
Confirmed

The fatty refused to confirm the appointment OF
Johnson the position of Register of the Treasury
This surprise this gentleman was an easy for
the His actions did not stand the close
scrutiny who constantly searching for the
points black people That johnson not appointed
the whole We suffer
Mr. Johnson the stigma of to hold
sponb positions is thrown all who affiliated with the
black
Johnson Chicago the interest of Gov
by all of
black Worship this who seemed to be political
hero Later his brought condemnation the
fell like Lvcfe the Son of the Morning from his lofty
sublime pedestal r and sdaton 1t was estah
satisfaction Of the thinking public that johnson od
sterling qualities of leadership that the black people
hored rumble dapprova heard Wash
ington.
During the presidential cspagn after Mr. Harding non
still retained the political dictatorship OF the blacA
and nonleasanc
that filled the politicians and intelligent black peop,e will
disgust 1t claimed that the handling of the uno
did satisfy different committees ard that notorious inbi E
willingness quarey Ead messed the Jim Crow sres
of Legislative relief for people Tn
osnsbe evidences the rendezvous of job seek
nothing tangible in tie of seeking legislative relief
attitude convinced the members of his
that he seeking job himself than relief for his
re thus again hurled into disdain and ridicue
black people do the victory OF the
neither do they the and stigma
upon The defeat of Of the type of Henry
Lincoln Johnson while his brothers and
qualities of the breasts Of clean and -
full black
johnson pregnabe end vulnerable his enemies ard
his by the chenng, malicious Senator
hnng American affairs he proved himself all dos5
Pres Harding since his declaration of politics
equality for black people, appoint another black whom Ton
the other peUdced souherners vy ard de-
sroy Harding pick real ard let him
and character Whom will Harding appoint tic
place of the ptiabe Johnson?
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03
GOLgutha

Upon brow of Golgohs, sacrifice made by the I'm
Christ that might follow his train and do ote
they would have them do unto them In Georgia. that
sacrifice made vain for the city council of Atlanta
which would prohibit black people
shipping their God in the sanctuares of their white brothers
Verify Christian has been adulteraed the
wicked desires of these unhoy flesh who their prejudc
beyond the teachings of the Savior.
Here which the Christian world learn much
appreciate clearly the terrible bar that the south has
before the black Here the balm of Gead and
the Truth and the Le denied Here they would
him the privilege of using the church white
pe The Souherners have white SKINS but their souls
ebonite eternal night.
Why then should they relish burnings, mutaions and
murders? Why then should they gleeuy letters and
shace their brothers? Why then should they not bphe
vy and eve? These not great questions because the her
of their criminal fathers who with Ogethrope
and "bood will tell" The question why
the north and who fought for ear and good
tolerate such actions? Why will they sme the
south in its wrath?
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03
Editors Mail
FROM A WOUNDED SOLDIER

Editor Chicago Whip
We. the Comrades in Arms al the
Speedway Hospital, L. S p. appreciate
tire Kindness that was shown Us. On
the evening OF Friday. November 18th.
1921. By Mr. Taylor OF haywood aud
Mr.. Howard B Weston, OF the Wen
dell Phillips Settlement. OF Chicago.
The wonderful program gotten up BY
these two men will long be remember
ed By the soldiers and friends The
Recitation by Miss Jeffries OF May
wood. and the song odd Pal" sung by
Miss Ruth Waller Star Singer at the
Wendell Phillips Settlement. and vo-
calist at the Mckinley High School
touched the souls Of all those present
Miss Carrie Washington's Piano sci
cetiou is very worthy Of comment also.
Mr. Weston gave a Spiccy Talk. which
drove away the "Blues." He has prom
ised to come again and bring more tai
eut from the settlement. Come again
Weston and Taylor and the next time
bring our iayorite song, entitled, oh.
ireland How Long Must | Wait For
YOU To conclude, the boys were
orderly throughout the whole pcrfor-
nance. and were in the best OF spirits.
so here's thanks again
fSigned) JACOB ZIPPERT.
News Corresp. for the Edward
Hines. Jr. L. s. p Hospital
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03

future. Further note clseWhere) The
popular young president. Alfred Vii
liams is drawing regard
Cbas s. Morris sends respects to
the Family and a clipping form the
Norfolk News OF his article: The
Southern Negro in the Middle West
(Will print later.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03
THE CLUBS
ByN alter A. Ellis.

The Women's Forum : i'.a
Wells Barnett. preside!iif . +. :. !.
ing wide attention from figelht
women OF both races OF IT.
program OF constructive
Troop ~ girlsl II apai you
have no pencil to write one OF
your number sat in thef sliii
day evening all birmingham
and did then aud there wflissm
receive same from that long
boy. Either write rs OF the
we ups and tells your ma alb
other writing Witnesses {
real harm but indiscreet h
Mother take note The ClR
next Saturday we heard.
Sunday Evening Club at !
Titan Community Center {
monthly musical presented
Orchestra d. o Tyler direct
Robinson. trombone. and Mia.
were CHIEF features. The
little Miss Black was reporte
nearest listeners but her ~
clear could not fill the largo
nm. We could not hear It ~
cony. Why not have her Pc
fore the Intermediates or tin
tMrs. billiard and Mr.. e
noteD Miss Bratton IS a
prano". Voice ike MAY II
Der. or Grace ". Johnsofa
Then again The eChoral 3
the two thousand people Al
conducted their tones infsr7
Songs.
The remarkable Remdf
Cook. marked the End DIN
lin T. G.. Steward Us y
sent. He welcomed us nth
L. S. Inf. 25 yrs ago in Fds
Was only so and so then
The Great Star Literargs
still starring.
The Great Standard is ~
The Englewood Mnsieal I
attic Club and the iii-Art II
Dramatic Clubs will be req
as soon as they answer leB
received.
The South side Literary =
attic Club IS now taking Of.
and creating new interest
! J. Jenkins newly we'd is
ing to the Club Family (ant
that he can really manage
, presentation speech Sundaj
called forth tremendous H.
Pilgrim Temple at 4 Z. NJ
Attorney Barnett wa
Speakcr-the Conference al
| ton and allied by Chicago
to1ney. \
The musical features Wil
Mt,H.nd Mira b " Fin j
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03

One of the most powerful publicity organizations which the
black people and with the declaration
that the late speech of President Harding Birmingham the
Magma Charta of the black peoples freedom and liberty America
This aaciou and well ridiculous makes the
white people laugh and We have yet received
great charter of freedom and with prophetic vision does
that will from the good of President We
hope eternay and continue play the of half and will
still dream the dreams which other dared dream.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03

The Alpha Del
Ia Dancing Club
especially invites
the Family to
look at the
Arinory next Fri
day.1l he Club
is having a large
attendance Of
the young and
old who really
enjoy dancing
and are now pre-
pairing surpri-
Sc To-. the near
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03

Grace Lyceum Sunday evening pre-
scented in principal address Key ! W
Robinson OF st. Marks Church Cor
net solo by Arthur Albright. music BY
Prof. ChaS. Reese and other good lea
tres Pencil still lostD Thank YOU
Miss /clma Watson on Deeembe=
llth at p. NJ. has prepared a pro.
gram which il carried out as outlined
will be the best OF that date know n to
rs in the city: The Armour Glee. Cor
net solo by Arthur Barnard. violin
solos by Miss Belle Jones. iona Walk
er. Miss Dorothy Taylor saxophone
Mrs Bradley. The piano By Miss Kei
ser from Kimball Hall and the Ladie
Sax. Group are added featurers.
We are going over to Pilgrim 10 B
y. p. L. Dec. llth,, Thas sail = Al
ways liked B. y. =. I. ON December
18th any way.
Listen: Mrs. Lone Triee (who acc
Harrison at NJ. {. {. and who drew
the bouquet at NJ. c. {. lately will
take charge OF the pipe organ and pia
no at Pilgrim on Dec. lst. Mrs. Mo
zelle p. Outley to Cal, Miss Watson
too busy. Prof. Jas. A. Lilliard is direc-
tor. Excellent support.
The Mems Forum OF Commuunit,
Center will have an important an.
nouncement exclusively for the FA-
MlLY next week.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03

The black people of Chicago signed petition close
cabaret which nfe their districts Among the list Of the OBJ
ctonab the of the cabarets which seek Jim Crow the
do Not entering into the merits of the Petition
that negligence emitting the dens which fun
vice and in their dare spike off with
discrimination If clean is be made, let include all who
offend the good morals of the community.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03

Major Notion President Ct Tusegee Institute that the
South has at least decided to give the black people deal
Upon what the Major bases his opinions unable
Maybe the of Booker T. Washington unndu of the
K X, the Lilly White Republicans, The Tom Wason He'll
fingers and Hoke Smiths Ee be congratulated for his
nism but such unounded optimism tends deceive the black
pie and leads them to enter the paradise of fools.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-03

WINTER Inc SKIN dry and NuntraIe Al the tnc,
wien the cold air itself is irritating. This combination
leads readily chapping il the hands must be exposed
much soap and water. This is net discourse dis
courage the OF soap and water Ter there is no better
OF preventing infection and chapping than by judi
cious use oil soap and water.
The FIRST principle in the prevention OF chappug OF
the hands is fst keep them clean and grease the skin
occa sionaly supply the lacking lat in the skin Almost
any bland tat semisoid hydrocarbon will do ior this
purpose. but nothing is better than well made cold
Irritating soaps lie. containing much I've should
be avoided IS much possible.
For chapped hands that do not respond TO the above
mentioned Of cold hand lotions often bcue
fetal glycerne lotion made OF equal parts OF bay
gycerine and with five grains oil benzoin
each is very satisfactory to an occasional user.