The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
THE UNCROWNED KING!
First Manuscript Testimonial

Baptist Church, 33rd and Indiana Ave
nue., each number is arranged or COM
posed by Major N. Clark Smith.
The Symphony Orchestra, Must
clans Union, Local 208, two select
Choruses of twenty voices each di-
rected by J. Wesley Jones and by
James A. Mundy. Chicago Umbran
Glee Club, r. c. Kelly, Director, and
Harmonized Ladies Octettc; How
| ard, Brown, Conley, White, Lewis,
Barrett. Frazier and Shelby, are num-
bers appearing. Professor J. a. Lii
lard and Nine. Anita p. Brown,
| soloistS.
This is an attempt by Major y.
Clark Smith to place native music OF
and by the Negro in the foreground.
Many distinguished patrons from the
loop are listed upon the program \.
A. Brown, Manager. Testimonial
Cards, so cents.
Another Man Hurt BY Yellow Cab
Alphonse Dalmar, II, 347 Indiana
Avenue, was struck by a Yellow Cab
at Forty-frst and Grand Boulevard,
| July IS. He was removed to the
Provident Hospital. where il was
learned that he was painfully LAGER
ated about the legs.
Seeks Relief from Heat; Hurt
! While going through the New York !
Central yards at Forty-second Street, |
in search of ice to relieve him from
the heat, milk wagon ran over the
foot OF Theodore Brown, l3, 400
Dearborn Street. The foot was
crushed and the boy was taken to the
County Hospital.
Goes Into Coma
Mrs. Ruth Lane, 80, 4527 Federal
/ Street. went into coma or deep
sleep, from which she could not be
awakened. July 10. She was sent TO
the County Hospital.
Brusseaux Back
/ ). A. Brusseaux, principal OF the
| Keystone National Detective Agency,
who spent the last week in New York,
returned to the city Tuesday He re-
ports a wonderful time in New York.
Give Jack Johnson Great Evening
Mr. John Riley, popular bachelor.
and Dr. Hale Parker planned one OF
niftiest affairs OF the season when they
arranged an entertainment for Jack
j Johnson at The Lincoln Gardens on
! Wednesday evening, July goth. All OF
the people in town who are well known
in sporting circles made it point to
be there to the farewell entertainment
OF Jack Johnson before his going east
Motoring to Colorado
Rev I. L. Scott, pastor OF Grant
| Memorial A. NJ +. Chapel, 1000 Evans
Avenue, accompanied by his family, is
motoring to points in Colorado and
will be away about two weeks Rev
Scott is making the trip in his Oak
land Sedan recently presented him by
the church.
Called to Virginia
John A. Yeatman,. 620j LOOMS
Boulevard, and family left the city a
few days ago for Yorktown, Va, to be
at the bedside OF his sick mother
Here on Business
Mrs. Cora Franks OF Lake Forest,
ILL.,. spent some time in the city during
the week on business. The Misses
Laura and Alice Baxter, daughter OF
Mrs. Franks, were also in the city.
Leaves for Detroit
After making his annual visit to
Chicago Lodges and Temples, Rev.
Jordan w. Tut, state grand master
OF L. B. F. & S. NJ T., has gone to
Detroit, Mich. The visits to the
lodges and temples we're made separ-
ate and banquet followed each meet
ing in honor OF the state grand master.
Back Prom Wisconsin
Mrs. Lou Ella Young, $3.50 Giles
OF Ruth OF Illinois and jurisdiction, is
back from Racine. Wis, where she
went on fraternal business prior to
he - kn
August at Joliet, III.
Returns South
Mrs. Blanche V. Harris. sister of
DR.. c. P. Downs, who has been in
the city at the bedside OF DIR. Downs
during his long siege OF illness, left
few days ago for her home in Nicks-
burg Miss. DR.. Downs is much I'M
proved and able to be out again.
Busy in Suburbs
M. T. Bailey. president OF The
Bailey Realty Co, and manager OF The
Milton Mercantile Agency, 1898 State
Street, spent busy week and the past
Sunday in Morgan Park looking after
clients who are anxious to locate in
this rapidly growing suburb OF the
city. Mr.. Bailey is at lllth Street
and Racine Avenue, every Sunday.
Leaves for Ohio
Mrs. Ida Warren left during the
week Tor her home in Cincinnati Ohio
after spending several weeks at Lake
Forest. Ill.,, where she was called on
account OF the death OF her father.
Skull Fractured In Brickbat Fight
Arthur Daniels. y, 1901 Federal
Street, while fighting with boys at
Forty ninth and Federal Streets, was
struck in the head with brickbat.
His skull was fractured
At the County Hospital
. The following were removed to the
County Hospital during the past
week; Mrs. Pearl Hawkins, SO, 1858
Dearborn Street; Miss Mabel Jarriet
% 34lo Indiana Avenue; John Ogles-
by, $500 Vincenncs Avenue Mrs
Leola Patterson, q, 4725 St. Law
renee Avenue; Mrs. Dezela Smith, 10
1927 Cottage Grove Avenue; Arthur
Lewis, 81, 1925 State Street; Ollie
Mitchell, Is, 29l2 Dearborn Street
Newsboy Cut Selling Papers
Willie Otis, a newsboy, 229 East
Thirtieth Street, while selling news
papers near Thirty-seventh Street and
Elmwood Avenue. July IS, was set