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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-18
THE oLIvEr BAPTIST CHURCH
QUINN CHAPEL NOTES

Sunday, June 10Th. preaching at the regu
lar hour by the Rev. c. F. Stewart Special
services at night Preaching by pastor.
Fhpper will preach at 1o:4s A NJ and at
o'clock Bishop Decker Johnson will preach
and the services viii be under the auspices
OF the young men Of Quinn Chapel The re
on the 22nd Of June at Quinn Chapel. The
program and public reception will be in the
main auditorium. The reception is under
the auspices of the General Committee. A
banquet which will be given downstairs is
under the auspices OF the Quinn Chapel Com
mittee, Mr.. ]. w. Fisher, Chairman.
The first Sunday in July will be the last
Quarterly Meeting for this conference here
In addition TO the Communion Services a
Membership reunion will be held and mem
bers and friends are asked to bring their
baskets full of lunch.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-18
West Baden, Ind.

Miss Typer Dean from Anderson. Ind.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. T Morgan Mr.
II. Pollard smiles all over when greeted as
Grandpa" Mrs. G. Wady is visiting in De,
troit Mich.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-18
GREAT OFFER IN PHOTOS

Woodland the popular photographer
Ia maSing a great midwinter offer In
photographs. He has the reputation
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-18
THE VOICE OF
THE NEGRO
By ROBERT T. KERLIN
Professor of English. pirsinia Mil Inst.

TABLE OF CONTENTS: The Col
ored Press-1he New Era-The Negroes
Reaction to the World War-The Me-
gro's Grievances and Demands-kiots-
Lynching-The South and the Negro,
The Negro and Labor unionism ana
Bolshevism Negro Problems - The
Lyric Cry.
The progress of the Negro Race In
America. its share in the world-war. and
it's attitude toward the problems OF the
day are factors to be recognized IN the
interests of national unity and harmony
The Negro has voice in the Press
which echoes throughout the country by
the circulation of two dailies, dozen
magazines and more than three hundred
weekhes-periodical published by Ne
groes, edited by Negroes and written Tor
by Negroes.
Through these mediums the Negro
gives utterance to his grievances. his
aspirations. his demands, in manner
that commands the respect and atten-
ton of white Americans. To know the
Negro you must road his written WORD.
his thoughts as expressed in type and
only by reading the Negro press can
realization of his position In National
Life be brought home, and the influ-
ences being brought to bear upon him.
Frontispiece 12mo, Cloth, $3.50
Every Colored Person Should
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Bryant and sister, whose numbers highly de
lighted the audience Mr.. Jesse Rel, one Of
our choir singers, was very coed in solo
number. The recital here Tuesday evening
by Miss Edna d. Winters just graduated
from Lane College, was brilliant success
Miss Winters, as a musician, is genuine
artist. Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the Rev; DR.. S. f. J. Watson, pastor Of
Pilgrim Baptist church, will preach here Tor
Stewardess Board No. !. His choir will sing.
We invite you to be present. The church
is now making ready for the District Con
ference which will be held at Gary, Ind, July
2O-24th inclusive. A special invitation is al
ways open TO strangers and summer visitors.
Come out and make yourself at home among
us. Good preaching aud singing every Sun
day and during the week.
THE oLIvET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. K. Williams, DID,, Minister
The services at Olivet were well attended
last Sunday at all places OF worship. The
pastor was back from the State Convention
and preached both morning and in the eve
ming. In the evening he took for his theme
THE Foul Bird Of Society," lie showed how
the tale bearer literally throws all society
out OF harmony. The tale bearer is a hui
man vulture, he never looks for the good il
people, but delights in their faults. w
should never listen to tale bearer other
wise we are just as bad as he.
The kindergarten, and the Nutrition classe
will have their closing exercises Thursday
evening at eight O'Clock A representative
of the Elizabeth MaoCormick Memorial FunC
will speak.
The Lords Supper will be observed at 2ztl
street next Sunday afternoon, A large mum
Special services all day at 3lst street Al
are welcome
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Rise in Stocks
Is Checked by
Profit Taking
Price Fluctuations Uncer-
tain, as Suggestions of
Short Selling Seen; Diyi-
dend Paying Rates Higher

! The course of price fluctuations Of
listed stocks yesterday was irregular
and uncertain. OffsettinC to some ex-
tent the strong buying impulses which
have caused the recent upswing were
substantial proft-taking sales, particu-
larly among industrial stocks. There
was suggestion Of heightened short
selling too, particularly among few
specially selected industrials. such as
Sears -Rocbuck.
On the other hand, the dividend
paying rails continued to move upward
and investment issues generally, both
stocks and bonds, particularly United
States government issues, proceeded
further on the up grade. Behind the
present marketplace enthusiasm for
railroad shares Of the best grade is =
feeling among tho bulls that the Oc-
tober earnings statements, Indicating
railroad expenses are getting in hand,
foreshadow definitely better results in
the months that lie ahead.
In the commodity markets the forces
making for irregularity and weakness
prevailed. At the wheat pit the gains
of Monday, stimulated by unfavorable
crop reports from the Southwest, were
completely effaced and, besides, net
losses aggregating as much as 3 cents
bushel were established. There was
no especial news to account for the re-
versal, but the market was unable to
absorb huge volumes Of proft-taking
orders. Cotton prices were more ir-
regular than weak. After almost
full session Of vacillations, prices
turned definitely lower and losses Of
IL to 81 cents were recorded.
On the other hand, sterling, which
had been easier on Monday, recovered
yesterday, wiping out recent losses and
getting within fraction of 81 to the
pound. Under the leadership Of ster-
ling the Continental exchanges, too,
were firmer. Mr.. Vanderlip's proposal
to use the European debt to the United
States Treasury as revolving fund for
financing the Old World recovery was
much under discussion, but was scarce
ly market factor. If attainable, the
project would be stimulant to Eu-
rope and would obviate some Of the
difficulties and disadvantages of col
lecting so huge debt.
In the stock market, though, the vol
ume of sales was slightly restricted,
. the number of issues dealt in was the
largest in many months. The breadth
Of the bond market was the greatest
thus far this year.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
The Collapse in Mark.

A London view of the sensational de-
cline in German exchange says: "The
opinion is daily gaining ground that
Germany is depreciating her currency
purposely in order that she may de-
clare herself, sooner or later, bank
rupt state. This point of view, how
ever. cannot be supported ON any rea-
sonable grounds, for it is obvious that
the future of Germany must rest
largely with other countrie and
should she deliberately adopt policy
Of bankruptcy, then it is not at ali
likely that those other countries
would ever come to her assistance. It
would be more true to say that this
policy Of selling marks has been forced
on her by the Allies by their repara-
tion demands, and until some modifi-
cation is made there seems no pos
slbility of arresting depreciation In
tho mean time Germany has assumed
an artificial prosperity similar to that
which existed during certain periods
OF the war and Immediately following
the armistice. AS night follows day
this artificial PROSPERITY must give way
to period of grave distress, and it
will be this atate which will be such a
serious menace to the whole world,
unless steps are taken to forestall it,"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Third Ave. Earns Adjustment Interest

That there has been a real basis for
the reports that the Third Avenue Rail
way Company may soon resume inter
est payments on the adjustment in
come s per cent bonds was indicated by
the October earnings statement made
public yesterday. After allowing for
the full interest on these bonds and
for other charges there was surplus
Of $17,478. This was an increase of
$60,361 over the showing for the cor
responding month year ago. The Oc-
tober gross was $1,199 ,661. a gain of
S47665. The balance, after payment
Of interest on the adjustment bonds
for the four months ended October 81,
was $12,860, an increase of $216,168.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
In Wall Street
Ran - Favor vanderlIp Plan

Wall street was disposed yesterday
Ia tall -bsdly 10 the proposal Of Frank
A. VA alp relative to the Allied IN
dabse ss 60 the United States, II
~ $ ewed MS n most constructive sag-
Sc st.pn, although in SONS quarters II
sas Nsid TO be Zoo ideaiiszic 10 be prsc-
s,o4D. The view Of ont banker W. S
4, have always advocated payment Of
The Allied debts by local seearities Of
European countries. Mr.. vanderlip's
: Ian. as understand IL. provides for
requirement Of ihternsi securities
- debtor nations III form that would
be attractive To American investors.
We would direct foreign governments
to lend TO productive enterprises in
their own countries, delivering the Sc
curitics TO us in exchange Tor the r
own bonds, which We now hold Th'
bonds bearing the guaranty Of the
eign government, with possibly our
own governments guaranty as well,
should prove attractive to American in
yeatorsp
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Storm, Affects Business

Brokers reported that business yes
terday was restricted by the fact that
many wires from out of town had been
temporarily put out of commission by
the heavy rain and wind storm of the
past few days. In times past bear
traders have taken advantage of such
state of affairs to raid the market,
and the heayiness. in some of the re-
cent speculative favorites was attrib-
uted in some quarters to short selling.
particularly where it was argued that
. reaction was due. With the excep-
tion Of American Sugar and Sears,
Roebuck, however, the decline did not
go far, and the closing quotations
tseowed many issues higher than on the
preceding day. The weakness in Sears,
Roebuck attracted particular atten-
ton. Directors are scheduled to meet
within the next few days to consider
the preferred dividend and the fact
that the stock yesterday broke from
80 to IS on few hundred shares
caused considerable uneasiness. The
common stock showed net loss Of Sss
points.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Rucnos Ayres Seeks r.pan

The Argentine city Of Buenos Ayres
has put out feelings in this market for
loan Of approximately $4,000, 900. So
far the discussions have been purely
informal snd tho terms of the projected
financing are yet to be considered.
Buenos Ayres enjoys excellent credit
in the international market and before
the war wag frequent borrower
abroad, floating most Of its issues in
sterling denomination, With regard to
the reported negotiations for q new
$50,000,0O0 Argentine Republic loan,
bankers conversant with that situation
said yesterday that the deal would not
likely be tied lip until after the first
of the year.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Money and Credit

There was stiffening Of the call
money rate yesterday to 5h per cent,
following the renewal rate of Az per
cent. The government is continuing
the withdrawal of funds from the
banks. To-morrow's withdrawals will
total $5,400,000.
Year
Yesterday. ago.
On industrial collateral. an 6
On mixed collateral. ..... an 6
Time money (mixed collateraD:
a Sixty days ........... S4Sh
Ninety days .......... sdsM
Four months ....... 5k STsx
Four to six months. 5A s0sA
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Retail Stores Dividend

Directors Of the United Retail Stores
are scheduled to meet this morning,
are carried out the regular quarterly
dividend of $1.5O a share will be de-
clared. There has been a good deal of
talk within recent days that there
might be cut in the rate, and some
traders have sold the stock short in
the belief that reduction might be
ordered. 1t is stated, however, that the
business of the company has shown
improvement during the last few weeks
and that this has been the determining
factor in the decision of the board to
maintain the Sc rate.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
To Discuss Railroad Wage Cut

Operating and supervisory officials
of the Eastern roads will meet Decem-
Der 8 in the Offices of the Bureau of
Eastern Railroad Information to dis
cuss matters which will be brought up
before the train service employees at
the conferences which will be held
later regarding the proposed wage re-
ductions. It is also expected that the
move on the part of the shopmen for
higher wages in the face Of the cuts
proposed by the carriers will come up
for discussion.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

Me5aers ~ The temporary arst mortgage
4 eer sent esnkanr fund gold bonds Of she
FEe4eeess = Nelinsrs Cooperation are no
ttAeN x&At aefntHv% boqds VIII be ready.
ss sssasks .,s ss;si l. = s.azwss ssi S:ass-l UaA'1
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
The Dollar in Fersawa ' nang.

Foreign exehsmas esees Il European
centers rscevsgxa yeas Ny, and ster-
ling again eeia w4ss Fraction of the
81 level Eseesea rs for the most
part kmve ssen te I'd.
easn - eArAs s,Narters Of cent at
g. H8A& ~ <rnech francs recovered
y sss* anarks held steady at .ssM
49, ,ssne pesos declined on talk Of
zM1ent borrowing, but changes
.Ayhere in the list were small.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Transactions Yesterday i'm Listed Stocks
Summary Of Stock Exchange Dealings
stoocks'
Janua,y Ito dste.

tcopyrixht. ioal New York Trbune 1nc)
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

Bank Clearings-Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were; Exchanges
1894 100000; balance. ss4 ae0. .ooe.
Silver-London, sTssds Nsm Yegs
domestic bar, 9e%e, foweiKa. sFH :.
Mexican dollars. 5fsxs.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
New York City Financing

Investment bankers manifested keen
interest yesterday in the announcement
that New York City is to offer. next
week s3o,000,0oO Of four to six months
corporate stock notes. Pronounced sue
cess was predicted for the financing
and some Of the municipal security ex-
perts held that the city would probably
be able to market its new short term
paper on 4.75 per cent basis. This
would be nearly per cent under the
basis at which the last financing was
done in August, when $22, ,000, 900 900
Of short term paper was Sold in the
financial district on 500 per cent
basis. Reports that the city's financial
authorities had discussed with the bank
ers plans for permanent financing were
denied in responsible circles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
CHICAGO LIvEsTocE

Chicago. Nov. i?.-tU. :. Burcau of
Markets )--Cattle-Rcccipts 500; com.
pared with week ago, choice TO prime
l.3O0 to l,55o pound steers steady 10
higher; others unchanged: most year
ling short fed plain hcavies and grass.
ers % to 5oc lower: she stock and
pulls steady; veal calves 75c to ,ioo
lower; stockers and feeders largely e5
cents lower.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: nctivo and
strong to 10 cents higher than Fridays
average; mixed up most. good clear
ance 500 paid for $50 to is0 pound
aNcrages; practical top $500: bulk
ss.70ns.s5: light. lights 10 TO ia cents
lower; pigs 25 to so cents lower; bulk
dcsirables s7.O0a 30
Shecp-Receipts 1900 compared with
week ago: Fat lambs Is to ioc lower /:
Tat sheep 10 cents TO sl.o0 lower: feed :
or lambs steady.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
INTERNATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
INFLUENCE THE STOCK MARKET

dominant interest. Gualcr- wcr, t.
only group among rails To mamie
NOR. than moderate activity a.,
strength. thts Improvement coincidin-
with the sale OF the Jersey Central b
coal lands and resumption OF dividend.
by Chesapeake aud Ohio Iud Huckiu-
Valley. .tpJthy OF the railroad share.
was only fully balanced by a stcaas
inquiry for railroad bonds. Proof thu
the Investment situation rests on
firm foundation was furnish = by th
success which attended many new o.
fcrings notably the New York Tel,
phone $50. .oQp. 600 issue.
Indications that -ic money market
developing greater case. especially 90
commercial accommodations w"l
noted during the week on the oti.c.
hand Il was intimatcd even under a.
most favorable conditions, occasioTy.
fiuruics were Iiaely 10 attend the hcav,
requirements of December Br!tlnh
bils were the oniy form ot cxchsug,
TO derive substantial benefit from tho
trend OF affairs at Washington. stcr-
ling advanced To "a fraction over 81 It's
maximum quotation for six MONTE
The German rate reacted almost 10 a.
low record Of recent weeks. but tha
was offset by assurance
that Gcrmany's ncNt Indemnify pay
mont viii be mot on demand.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
CHICAGO GRAMS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 19.--After averag-
ing higher thru most of the session
wheat broke sharply here today car
rying other grains with it. The results
were net losses of ssc to 1c in wheat;
&c to &c in corn and &c in oats.
Provisions were firm and generally
higher. Wheat started at slight ad-
vance over yesterdays close but weak,
ened early on advices that locust dam
age In Argentina was negligible. Sup
porting offers came out in May and
started an upward movement which
was helped by reports of good con-
dition in the cash corn market. Both
sides did some general evening up
for over Sunday and so much sharp
shooting developed that bearish news
from abroad had no effect. There was
wheat sold. however, thruout the ses-
sion and finally the offerings became
too heavy for the local longs to alb
sorb. The resulting slump knocked 2fa
cents off the high figures.
Corn had strength all its own, be-
cause seaboard interests paid six cents
over December for Buffalo delivery and
industries were good buyers of cash
grades. Fluctuations in near options
had no effect in cash trade. Oats mere
ly followed other grains moving in
narrow limits.
Packers were out of the provision,
pits but strength in hogs at the yards
and firm futures at Liverpool induced
enough speculative buying to keep
prices higher. Ribs led with a net gain
of ten points, lard ranging from un-
changed to 7lsc higher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
AND
MONEY Markets

New York, Nov. ,1e.-Minor shares
were conspicuous under pool auspices
under todays inconclusivc stoct. mar
kct, the favorites inclining to dullnesS
when not reactionary. Junior oils ABB
sorbed a considerable part OF the trad
ing with minor rails, the latter in
ciuding several cheaper coalcrs and
cotton carriers.
Seasoned transportations, industrials
and spccialties cascd under wcck-cnd
realizing and occasional pressure. The
latter tendency was noted In Bcthlc-
hem steel and several popular motors.
these proving susceptible to adyices
indicating further let down of produc-
ton. Sales 400. 900 shares.
Weekly review of financial. COM
mercial and railway conditions were
yailing uncertainty Prc-holiday trade
at distributing ccnters was reported as
only fair and adviccs received by the
American Railway association dis
closed an increase in idle freight cars.
Gains ruled among Liberty issues
and the general bond market retained
or enhs need its recent advances among
rails, utilities and several of the In
tornstional group. Sales. par value. Ss.-
?15, 600
An actual increase of loans and dis
counts by clearing house banks for
the week of 5300o.00o measured the
shifting of fund.-. in connection with
various new undorWiiings- The ac-
tual cash decrease was small leaV-
ing excess reserves at a liberal mar
gin over totals recordcdc In the corrc-
spending period OF recent months.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

New York. Nov. International
considerations influenced fIsarcial
markets this week TO an unwoutcd de-
gree. All other events were cclipscd
by the deliberations of the armament
conference.
Professional traders perpcll-atcd bear
raids against most OF the crstwhilo
favorites but these mancuvcrs were
abandoned when II became evident "a
world wide peace program would re-
Vive activity in many essential
branches OF industry
Conservative opinion in Wall street.
inciincs to the belief that much time
viii hc spent and many notifications
tnny be made in the plans ~ the con-
ference. 1t also bciiovc. Irresistible
forces are working fOr the bcttcrmcnt
OF world conditions.
Stock dealings We're extensive. aliho
large proportion OF the trading en-
compassed oils. industriais and special
tics In which pools or cliqucs had Il
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
KANSAS CITY LfvrsTocK

hansas city. Nov. i?.-CU. : Ruroat,
l-cattlc-Reccipts 15o;
somo off more: top $3.50: she stock
weak TO 80 cents lower; bcttor Kind
declining most; Gamers mostly steady /.
pulls . cents lower; killing calves Is
cents to sl.25 lower: stockcrs and feed :
ors generally Is to 80 cents lower.
tcrday's best time: packing ton 81
sales consisted of one load 1855 pound
weights at $3.50; forty smooth pack
ing sows $500; and one load lieht.
lights with pigs to shippers sess.
Sheep-Rcceipts 500. for week: lambs
10 TO 10 cents lower. top sa.i0. sheep
cents higher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
Good News for Holders
Of "Nee-No-Shee" Stock

c. W. Swciizer, President or the
Nee o-Shc" OH Co. passed through
Pucb/ yesterday en- route from Dem
Yer to Eads. Mr.. Swcitzcr reported TO
the Cornish Brokerage Co. that the
Eads well is drilling AT 3.26o feet
The 6 SIS casing was recently landed
on the cap rock OF the miilsap forma-
ton and the bit was pounding away In
the black lime that carries good
showing OF oil. The Quanah well Of
tho company II nearing completion.
AIR. Sweitzcr now feels that the COM
pany stands an excellent chance OF
bringing in the two wells before
Xmas
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

HOUSE that will more than
pay back what the owner
puts into it in the way of
y standing the wear and tear
Of years. is that shown today Built
OF frame with cement stucco finish
and with concrete foundation this
is home that should appeal to
the thrifty and economical home
builder as 1t is practically hreproof,
having an asbestos roof.
Though 1t only contains seven
rooms in addition to the sleeping
porch and bath room. 1t is very
complete and practical in every
way so that ii could accommodate
large sized family with ease.
There are three bed rooms beside
the sleeping porch which boasts
two closets. on from the bath
room there is store room but
this room could be used as a bed
room in case OF emergency or as
the children's room. All the bed
rooms are 4 nice size so that no
member Of the family need feel
cramped. Downstairs floor plan in.
cludes living room. dining room.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

sashes are white, There is also
full and complete basement which
is an added feature.
As show1 here 1t is estiina,e
that 4, would cost between -
and $500 10 build II. cxclusiS~ n
the plumbing and heating.
With Its quantity gabled roof and
with fancy eyergrcens planted
close TO the house it would indeed
be hard to picture 2 more allurins
or generally attractive little home.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

kitchen. large side piazza and a
back porch on which is space for
the refrigerator. Entrance is
through vestibule.
The interior finish is of birch
with white enamel in the first story
and natural birch in the second
The floors are OF birch and oak.
iinoleum being used in the kitchen
and on the piazza floor. There Is
one central chimney with fireplace
and all outside trimmings are
painted brown while the window
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Nov. a.-Cattle-Rcceipts
zoo: - to 80 cents lower for week. beet
steers Sa.nDns.au. cows and hcifers
81. .50n4.5: calves s5.iouah0: bulls s2.uo
$500. stockers and feeders H.5o0 :. 81.
Hogs-l;eceipts 200; N cents higher:
top ss.55s bulk s5.5Oa6.0.
Sheep--Rec.ip,s 200; steady. lambs
'7.oous 90: ewes ss.5ofioQ: feeder
lnnIbs ss7JH1.bO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
rIIIr,AGO prlrArnt.

Chicago. Nov. 1a.-potntocs. receipts
i25 cars U. :. shipments $50 cnrs:
market weak. Wisconsin sacked and
bulk si.s5a i.75, Minnesota aud Mi~h-
iean sacked and bulk Si.65Ii.5a. Miu-
nesota and North Dakota Rcd river
sacked ',~-' '''i'- " ai; Dnkotas eIckrd
and bulk si9s11s0.