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, 1921-11-28
Livestock Mart

CHICAGO. Nov. Sc s. Bureau
Of MarkatsECattle - Receipts. a..
coo; few early sales: beef steers steady
to higher; top yearlings. $3.50: bulk
beef steers. s6.2599; she stock. bulls
and calves strong; stockers and feed
ers strong TO higher bulk veaiers,
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000: market nc
tive, mostly steady TO stronger than
Saturdays average: s7.25 paid for
light lights and butchers; practical
TOP, s7.15; bulk. $6-s507.1o; pigs
steady to 1oo higher; bulk d~esirables.
S7.15G7.25.
Sheep-Reccipts $4,000: market gen
orally steady: choice native and fed
western lambs and sheep to packers.
$40; bulk fat lambs. se.bo@1O; bulk
native ewes ss9s.75; no heavyweight
western sold carly; feeders nominal
ly steady.
, 1921-11-28

DENVER, Nov. 2s-Cattle - Re
celpts. $500; strong. $50 higher; beef
steers, s546.25; COWS and heifers.
s3.5o@5; calves. s5.6o@e.5o; bulls. 50
as; siockers and feeders. s4.5o@6.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; steady; top,
$40; bulk. &8.2547.
sheep-Recc.pts. 10000; market
steady I strong; lambs. &s9S.2b;
-ewes, ss94.25; feeder lambs. $500
SIS.
, 1921-11-28

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-copper-
Market steady; eiectrolytic. spot and
near by, ls%@13Nc; later. 1870
137sc.
Tin-Ffrm; spot and near by. $500
3o.t2; futures. s3o.25.
Iron-Steady; No. 1 northern. ss21
022; No. 2 northern, s2o@el; No. 2
southern. s1s1I9.
Lead-Steady: spot. $40.
Zinc-Quiet: East St. Louis deiiv.
cry. spot ss.To.
Antimony-Spot $3.50.
, 1921-11-28

Silver.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Foreign bar
silver. e7Sc; Mexican dollars 51iao.
, 1921-11-28

Publish Nov. az. Dec. S, IL. -. is2i.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
Boston, Mass.

Miss NJ kenne of Worcester, was the guest
Of friends on W. Rutland So. Back Bay
Mr.. f. L. Morris. formerly business manager
of the Guardian will spend his long desired
vacation up state | am informed that the
policemen on fremont St. have been in
strueted to keep persons moving or be sub
iect to arrest ]. H. Gooden was in the city
Friday on business. According to L. S
Census for 1920, it was announced that the
country contains 10,463,0i3 black persons
and 94,s22,43 white persons. The former
population showed only 6.s per cent expan
sion for the decade; the latter 10 per cent
DR.. Benz Robinson is well pleased with his
new location. Former Asst. U. S. Atty. Gen
VIM H. Lewis will probably be a candidat
for appointment to one of the two Fedora
Judgeshps provided in the Walsh Bill re
ported by the committee on judiciary OF the
House OF Representatives. Wednesday The
health OF VIM Bryant, who has been very
sick, continues to improve. Miss Catherin,
B. Smith has returned from Augusta where
she attended school. Mr.. James Gardner
late West end died Thursday. June 23rd anc
was buried from 18th Baptist Church, SUNDAY
June 20 1t will be DR.. Friedrich Brooks il
the future Miss Eunice Roberta Hunton
daughter OF the late VIM. A, Hunton. Inter
national Secretary OF the Col Y. M {. A s
was graduated with high honors from Smith
College last week. Mrs. VIM. Riley Durham
St. Back Bay, is relieved from pain in arm
Rev J. S. Myrick of Grant A. NJ. f. Church
has been returned for another year.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
Robbins, Ill.

Recently some white boys from Posen
came over and were bathing in the lagoon
without bathing suits. Policeman Mosley re-
monstrated with them about it and in some
way some blows were passed. The boys
father got out warrant for Mr.. Mosley.
The trial will be held Thursday We wonder
what will be the result Little Evelyn
Willis has returned after spending several
months with her maternal grandmother in
Ohio The Delsart Club IS very busy
getting ready to render the Biblical Cantata
Jepthah and His Daughter" August 9th.
This is funny old world. The jan.
tor OF the Methodist Church refused to allow
the assistant superintendent of the Sunday.
school and the scholars to practice for chill
dren's day in the church because they would
disarrange the chairs; but it was all right to
allow the chairs to be taken out and carried
across the street for an entertainment given in
dance hall. Oh consistency. thou art a
jewel. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Gin
cinnat o., stopped over TO visit their brother.
in law, President R. II Bryant. on their re-
turn from Denver Col, Mr. Anderson was a
delegate to the convention OF the Federation
of Labor. He is president of the Freight
Handlers Union OF Cincinnati. o - The
police officers held their FIRST meeting for in.
structions June Esd. Chief of Police Coleman
presiding. Mr. F K. Monroe was visitor
and made an interesting speech.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
Champaign, Ill.

Don't forget to get all of your household
necessities from Z. L. Breedlove and Co, So
f. Columbia Ave. Miss Helen Johnson is
visiting Miss Ruth Sythies in Chicago. Mr.
Richard Benton is visiting in Quincy, I'll. Mr.
Gordon Fletcher and Mr. V. Grant have both
received degrees of Bachelor of Science from
the University of Illinois, June IS, 1921 Mr.
Roy Pittman is in Peoria, Ill. Mrs. Jas.
Barnhill of Sterges Ky, is with her sister,
Mrs. Steve Turner. who is i'll. Mrs. Pearl
Martin is with her aunt, Mrs. Bell Turner.
who is on the sick list. Mr.. S. w Walker of
Chicago, was in Champaign on business re
Gently. Mrs. s. L. Edwards is i'll. Mr. s.
Page has opened up a barber shop at i22
n. Oak St. The Masons and Eastern Stars
will hold their annual sermon at the A. NJ E
Church, Sunday, July }. Rev. Sherman is
the pastor. Salem Baptist Church starts a
revival Monday evening. Mrs. Fanny Kelly
was operated on last week at the hospital.
Mr. M. A. Winfield, one of our leading young
men, has purchased a five passenger Buick
car.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
Frankfort, KY.

Sunday was a gala day with the St. John 5
A. NJ. E, Church 1t was Quarterly Confer
ence The P. Z. Rev c. w. Allison, DID,
was present and at II a. m, preached one
of his great sermons as he usually does to
the delight Of all present. At } P. m. the
Masonic Lodge turned out to ST. John
Church. lead on by their great leader, J.
Todd Simpson, ". NJ Drs. Gardner and
Lanier were the speakers of the hour The
Annual Rally at the A. NJ. L Church was
indeed a success The church is now entirely
out of debt and some money in every treasury
of the church. There is money in the Ste
wards Treasury. That is the treasury from
which the pastor and presiding elder are
paid, and to say that there is money in that
treasury means that the church has paid them
up and do not owe them anything Well.
Frankfort, Ky, is a great town and has some
great church folks st Johns A. NJ L.
Church has some great members. and il has
some-well, some more members. The loyal
members and friends put S1,250O0 on the
table for the rally. The pastor and delegates
will leave Wednesday p. m, for Versailles,
Ky, to attend the District Conference OF the
Frankfort District The summer school at
the K N. l. l. is being well attended and the
teachers seem to be church people. for every
Sunday you can see each one with his or her
head turned to the church OF their choice
faith. The indianapolis Recorder is a
welcome visitor in the homes OF Frankfort,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
". N. |. A. News
By B. H. Coleman

The Chicago Division of the U N
|. A. met Sunday afternoon at The
Morning Star Baptist Church, $500
Nincennes Avenue with Mr. w A.
Wallace presiding. The first speaker
was DIR. c. L. Williams, whose talk
on the u. N. l. A. and its possibili-
ties was well received, his style being
much like that of His Excellency. The
American Leader. Dr. J. w. H. Eason
Next was Dr. Hubbard, pastor OF
Morning Star Baptist Church. The
closing speech was made by President
Wallace Hon. ]. p Harding who has
Just returned from India was intro
duced and he made an appropriate ad
dress on the value of the L. N. | A
and the work of Marcus Garvey. TIL,
meeting was wcll attended and mucf
enthusiasm.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
BENEFIT FOR WOUNDED


Siusc the whole country is discussing the
pitiable condition Of the wounded and dis
ablcd veterans OF the World War 1t is to
be expected that the many soldiers OF our
group are no less sufferers And while many
deeply concerned and would like to help
alleviate their sufferngs, We are IN a busy
world and there are many calls for assistance.
Mrs. Little G.. Buckner volunteer worker
Of the Red Cross, appointed by DR.. X. ii.
lleterck, Commanding Officer at the Drexel
OF the colored soldiers distributed among the
different hospitals OF the Chicago district, has
made a personal investigation and found $50
OF our soldiers in dire need These are in
mates and out patients OF the following hos
pitals comprising Chicago Division Oak
FOREST, DteXel Hospital Municipal Tuber
culosis Sanltarium. Milwaukee Wis. Wauke
sha, Niscon sin, Great Lakes Training Camp
Marine Hospital, Dwight and Danve HI
nois. To relieve this situation and give the
community at large an oppoftunlty to assist
IN this much needed work Mrs Btickner ha
arranged TOR a monster benefit for Friday
evening, July LIST. al the Pilgrim Baptist
Church, 35rd Boulevafd and Indiana Avenue
The use OF this church with a seating oapac
~ OF $500 has been donated free OF charg,
Tor this occasion by. the pastor. Rev. s. T.
Watson and trustees Chieago's best musica
and dramatic talent have generously res
pended TO the appeal for assistance and Mis-,
Estella { Bonds, who is arranging the pro
gram. has been assured a program worth,
Of much more than the admission price o
50 cents. Others assisting on the commitie,
are Mr. George 7. Kcfsey and David NJ
Manson The following talent will appear
BYRON Brothers, Cigars Orchestra. Umbrlai
,Ilee Club. Lawrence Lomax James Lard
Hugh Buchanan, Harrison Emanuel, Martin
= Anderson. Bertha r. Iyree, Anita Pau
Brown. Fannie Hall Clint. ] Wesley Jones
| Geo Bizelle. Dewitt Smith, Pauline l. Lee
I. 7. Taylor and others.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
Troy, N. Y.

The Rev. Parker, Grand Supervisor, pad
an official visit to Troy Lodge No. s728 G.
L. o. of odd Fellows on Friday, June oath
There was large attendance to receive
him. His address was greatly appreciated.
Bro F. D. Frank. P. G. c OF n. y
is making an official visit this week to
Sacsndaga Lodge No. "a. K OF P.
Sister Frances Scott. w c, of Delana Court
No. 30, Court OF Calanthe, is slowly recover
ing from sege of illness Mt Moriah
Lodge No. Is. Prince Hall. f. & A. NJ, con
ferred the third degree upon three candidates
at its last communication in full form by the
craftsman degree team. before a large attend.
ance. assisted by 6. ]. w. Bro J. Sullivan
The Children's Day exercises were held
at the a. NJ E. Zion Church Sunday. June
10Th. The children rendered very pleasing
and interesting program.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
Houston, Tex.

Mr. f. S King. and Mr. Willie Smith
motored up to Camilla, Tex, and spent
few days visiting the family of Mr. Oar
Wheatlt They report having had a joyiu
time.
VIII Alexander shoots and kills Edns
Phelps He barrcadcd himself in his hous,
when the officer arrived and shoots white off
Ger in the Jaw Colored Officer Dave Burnr,
went in and arrested him He is now in lai
charged with murder and attempt to murder
Miss Gertrude Wells is spending tn,
week visiting friends at Sohulenburge, Texas
Miss Sweet Routt is spending a few
days at Sealey, Tex Mr. Henry Bry
ant is spending this week at Beaumont. Texas
Mr.. MacEwing left this week fot
Mexico. Want more readers for the Chi
cago Whip. See Mr.. Archibald, Agent, ~.
San Felipe St.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
kNew Orleans, La.

Messrs. Vincent Palae. T. A. Robinson, Al
bert Workman, F. T. Chinn. E. l.. Williams.
J. S. Solomon, j. D. Granderson. Alex. Paul,
will leave in a few days to attend the Inter.
national Longshoremen's Association, which
will convene Monday, July IL. at Buffalo,
N. Y. They will so by way of Chicago,
where they will stop for a few days. Bro.
Archie R. Evans departed this life on June
8. at 4 AS p. m, at 1921 9th St The body
was shipped to Pass Christian and deposited
in the family tomb by King Solomon Lodge.
G. U. o. of o. E.. and Hiram Lodge No. 81
OF A. A. S. R. of F. M, under the jurisdio
ton of S. {. of Louisiana Our esteemed
and ilustrious Bro. VIM. Jefferson, 32nd
degree Mason accompanied the body to its
last resting place.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
PREACHER, ANSWERING
DEATH CALL, STABBED
BY LANDL0R Ri

Rev Henry Lewis. 100 w goth ST,
was called TO 2920 Federal St, Friday.
HIe was told woman was diving there.
Upon arrival he found that Mrs. Mary
Wilson had gone off into one of her
periodical frances.
Upon his departure, he was met at
the door and stabbed by Alien Turner,
owner of the building, who said that
the Reverend had caused his house to
be raided. Turner was put under ar
rest.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
French Lick, Ind.

Miss Virginia Fields is at the East Side
play grounds, indianapolis. Ind Mrs ]. c.
Wiggington IS on the sick list after a few
say that Mr. II. Wilkes is better. The Church
Of God is having a big meeting. People of
all races are going from all parts.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02
West Baden, Ind.

The mother OF the First Baptist Church i.
very ILL., We hope that Mrs Cornish vii
soon recover. Miss Marie Seebre is on The
sick list Don't forget the First Baptist Sun
day School assemblies at 9 80 a. m Rev
John Crittenden. pastor
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
.GR|FF TROTS OFF
TO SEEK TALENT
Announces That New York Yam.
KEGS Will Play Griffs Here
on May 27.

Clark Griffith, president and scout
extraordinary OF the Griffmen. hoped
into town today and will hop out
again. Grin has been on a short tour
through the sticks. He will take an
other Jaunt West. joining the team at
some place on the road while looking
over available players.
II saw couple of good-loking
youngsters, but / didn't do anything
but look at them. won't say where
l went or who 1 saw" says Griff. "be-
cause didn't do anything while was
gone"
Griff delivered himself Of a very
Important announcement.
On Friday. May 81. the New York
Yankees will play the Griffmen here
1t will be the first home game for the
Griffs from the long road trip. The
Yankees were arranged for when the
first postponed game of their recent
visit was announced.
As the schedule provides for two
Off days when the clubs come back
from the West, the Yankees were
scheduled for the date OF May 81.
They will come from St. Louis.
The announcement made from
Cleveland that the Griffs would play
In Milwaukee for the benefit of Joe
Leonards widow is erroneous. The
beneht game will be staged later in
the season.
Grifr expects to join the club within
week or so after he has locke ed
through several minor leagues.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
Yesterdays GAMES
0ARSMEN
IN PRACTICE RACE

Central High Schools crew will
row a practice race with a mixed
crew of Potomac Boat Club seniors
and Intermediates this afternoon in
preparation for it's contest Saturday
with the Naval Academy plebes at
Annapolis.
The high school crew will be Sc
riously handicapped in Saturdays
race because of its unfamiliarity with
the boat to be used. Because OF
transportation difficulties. arrange
ments have been made to use one
of the shells. at Annapolis.
IT had been expected Central High
Schools new boat, on the way from
England, would reach here in time
for the crew to become familiar with
1t before the race.
i The Potomac Boat Club Is seriously
considering the entering of its senior
quad in the American Rowing Associ-
alton regatta at Philadelphia May 2S.
1t virtually has been decided to enter
the quad in the regatta of the New
York living Association on the Har-
lem .tvsr Nay 81
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
KN|CKERBOCKER|S
LOSING MANAGER
DAILY Hands in Resignation at
Popular Georgetown Club, but
May Be Reappointed.

The Knickerbocker. Club. after
dropping a couple of games. has ap-
parently struck a snag. Announce
ment is made today of the resigna-
ton OF Manager Carroll DAILY. No
appointment is forthcoming as yet
as to Days successor but II is con-
fidently hoped that the Knicks viii.
reappoint him and get down to bus.-
ness.
DAILY succeeded in putting the
Knicks on the map last season. The
Georgetown clubmen found DAILY a
hard worker and much of the success
that has come to the club was due
to his efforts in promoting the team
and club.
The Knicks will tackle the Domi-
nican Lyceum team Sunday after
noon. and 1T is expected that a new
manager or DAILY will be on the Job.
IL Is not unlikely that coach Bill
Rapp will shake up the Knicks some
what for the encounter.
Last year the Lyceum slammed the
knicks for a loop and are expecting
to turn the trick again.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
VICTORIOUS PARK CLUB
NSTALLS NEW LEADERS

At meeting last night the Park
Athletic Club installed the following
officers: J. Emory Elicit, president
and treasurer; Harry Flynn, vice
president: John Lacock. secretary
and manager OF the ball team, and
Roland II. Spence, captain OF base
ball.
eight games played, and are In the
field for games with strong teams.
President Elicit can be reached at
IA Randolph place northwest or by
phone at North $50, between 5:30
and $50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
YANKEE PLAYERS
MEET INDIAN HEAD

The Yankee A. c. will tourney
down the river Sunday to play the
Indian Head team of Indian Head.
Nd, who have been undefeated this
season.
Manager Sartorie of the Yankees,
has strengthened his team with a few
new players who have recently Joined
the club, and promises to give the In
dams a tough game.
The Yankees have not been going
as well this season, winning four
games and dropping three. They ex-
pect to put up a better fight from
now on with the new players in the
lineup.
The Mayf1ower team Cancelled their
game last Sunday on account of an
unexpected call down the river. and
the game will be played on a later
date. doc" Slater will go to the
mound Sunday for the Yankees.
Manager Sartorie requests the fol-
lowing players to report at the navy
yard gate Sunday, $50 a. m: Faina,
c. Jett w. Daken. NJ. Jet, r. Mus
chlitz. Hense, A. MuschIitz, Figalo.
Doc Slater. Amores Zanalotti, Caro-
lima, Steiner. and Rawlings. The
weekly meeting will be held Monday
night at s o'clock at the clubhouse.
81 Fourteenth street northwest. I'm
portant matters will be taken up and
all members are requested to be pres
ent.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
TRIPLE A WILL MEET
TWO IN SUNDAY GAMES

The Alexandria Athletic Associa-
ton will play the Fort Myer team
at Fort Myer Sunday morning, 10
o'clock.
Sunday afternoon the Triple A will
play the Convention Hall Marke ct
team on the shipyard grounds, 3
o'clock. The association team has been
going strong this season and will try
and make their straight win column
climb to ten. 1,
Jimmy Quayle, the Triple A star
who has been under the watchful eye
of Manager Mcbride OF the Nationals,
will go to the mound in Sundays
game and should make 1t hard for
any opposition.
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
HurIS Ia HitleSs Innings.

Pitcher Bartlett. OF the Virginia
Midgets, Alexandria, held the Mer-
curry A. C. htless for fourteen in
nings while his team won, 1 to 0, in
the first game of double-header.
The Midgets won the second game,
30 to o. in Ave innings. Stirling Hall.
of 314 South Fairfax street, Alex
andria, is manager of the Midgets,
who average fifteen years of age
The Washington times., 1921-05-11

An Irishman OF the ancient type,
not the Sim Fein order, must have
ordered the American League banner
flying from the staff in this town.
Instead OF the colors of the so-called
Irish republic, the 1920 banner is
of beautiful green and gold. The
gold is not a harp, though, wherein
1t differs from the ancient Irish flag.
From the top of the pole flies the
American national flag. Immediately
beneath it the American League ban
ner, and below that another bearing
the words "Dunn Field" in honor of
Jim Dunn. the smiling owner and
president of the Indians, champions
OF the world. Ed Eynon likes the ar
rangement and will see that WASH
ington has the same thing when the
Griffs romp home with the pennant.
Don't laugh too soon. The Gritfs'
hoped upon the Tribe in the first
skirmish here and looked like the
real title holder. They drove Jim
Bagby from the peak in the very frs.
frame. They hammered Ray Caldwell
into oblivion in the fifth and made
Ted Odenwald look foolish in the
seventh.
GRIFFs WON GAME.
And they won the game, too, o to
Z, amid din not heard in Washing
ton since the Johnnie Rebs were re-
ported out near Catholic University.
]. Grunting Shaw started his second
game of the season and for fve
innings was invincible. In that time
he allowed just four bingles, no two
at time. Then, boarding his little
aeroplane. he assembled up into the
sky and permitted Senior Jose Acos.a
to finish the task. Shaw had pitched
himself out. to tell the truth, and was
all In when he lost control in that
seventh inning.
Once Acosta managed to md HIM
self, he easily held the Indians until
the end, and the Griffmen were one
whole game closer to the champions
than they were before. The wee
Cuban gave three hits, ono a scratch
OF his glove. In all he looked very
good as a relief hurler.
iris Speakers hitting featured the
Indians game, the bald-headed man
ager collecting a home run and three
singles in five tries.
FRANK OROURKE LED.
For the Griffs Frank oRourke led
the way with the wagon tongue, get
ting single and Two doubles. The
shortstop apparently has come out of
his slump to stay and success with
the bat has put new life into his
fielding. He Is now beginning to re-
semble what Clark Griffith told us he
was, n real big league shortstop who
should have been in fast company
four or five years ago.
There were at least three brilliant
fielding bits. In the ninth. with
Johnson on second, Speaker walloped
ono out toward the wall in right field.
Bling Miller backed up against the
fence, and the ban was about to hit
the fence and go FOR two bases. He
ieaped hight into the air and came
down with the pill in his fist. That
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
BY JOHN p. MEDBURY.

According to some Of the big drug
gists, women's faces are coming back
to normal gain. It was getting so
that when a girl blushed you wouldn't
know whether it was natural or came
but Of can.
"A girl would come down stairs with
a couple of pretty red lips and you
wouldn't know whether to kiss them
then or wait until the paint got dry.
The girls didn't know whether to
walk for their compilations or. phone
for it. -Ee 49,
Many a dame couldn't 20 out in
the evening because the druggist
hadn't sent her rosy cheeks in time.
A lot Of faces weren't all that they
were painted up to be.
A man would 20 to a matrimonial
bureau for wife and the clerk would
ask him if he wanted a water color
or an oil painted one.
The lipstick always keeps about
two leaps ahead of nature.
Some girls don't know how to
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
Today We See a Title Flag

CLEVELAND, May 11,-Today Field,
worlds champions Indians the banner last October in the series
raised to the top Of the flagstaff in center field by L. Davis
diamond The band will plate
the staff and back and the fans gathered
will howl and yell with joy They will be
championship banner club just
they floating from that
League championship gonfaon by Cleveland
Once Larry Lajos team raced
finish only to have pesky Washington club upset in the closing
Of 1921 will assist today in raising
The Washington times., 1921-05-11
Kids to PLAY.

Kennebec A. c. and the Park View
Juniors will clash tomorrow on the
Sixteenth Street Reservoir diamond.
Manager Colman. OF Kennebec. re-
quests the following players to re-
port at Seventh and o streets at 4:15
p. m: T.. Elliott, A. Johnson, @. Ell
lott, T. Cannon. J. Enright, c.
Reiter, r. Dorr, and V. Pucappi.