davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-01-27

Mrs. G. w. Sisson left today fol-
Cheyenne for a brief visit.
, 1921-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Gould spent Sat
urday in Rawlins on business.
, 1921-01-27

SHORT STORIES Z


DIR. Harry Irwin was a business
visitor in Rawlins Saturday.
, 1921-01-27

Byron Tillou of Encampment is a
business visitor here today.
, 1921-01-27

The Sun to any address for $3.50 "a
year.
, 1921-01-27

FOUND.-Small pocketbook contain
ing money probably lost by n child.
Owner may same by proving
property.-Sun Office.
, 1921-01-27

FOR SALE. Two-seates spring
wagon, leather cushions almost new.
Also a box wood heater. Inquire Sun
office.
, 1921-01-27

LOST@A brown "black and tan"
dog. ~. S. f. s." and 'MEA" on col
lar. Liberal reward. Notify NJ. E. Ames,
Saratoga.
, 1921-01-27

WANTED.=A few thousand poun d
OF choice oats. delivered.=O. N. Bald
win, U. $. Fisheries Station, Saratoga
, 1921-01-27

FOUND-Hood for old-style Ford,
on road between Encampfhent and
Saratoga. Inquire this office
, 1921-01-27

FOUND-Pair eye glasses, on road
near Ed. Ryan ranch. In well worn
ease. Finder may recover same by
paying for this ad.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
A Wonderful Opportu
nifty in the Financial
Field.

Mr. F. R. Carmichael, los West
Monroe Street, has secured q num-
Der of remarkable products and me-
chanical devices which in retailing
show great profits to those who han
ousdle them. His best seller IS the
famous BENSON MOTOR RADIO
METER, manufactured in Seattle,
Washington. As he represents this
concern, he is DESTROYS Of having any
one interested in this remarkable
seller address him or arrange for an
interview. A letter or telephone call
will place anyone in touch with a
money-making proposition that is
gilt-edge. Mr. Carmichael in not a
"fly-by-night" person but represents
many of the best produces in his
country and South America. He is
also salesman for The Brazilian
American Colonization Syndicate and
is selling land in Brazil. Any persons
Interested are requented to write to
F. r. Carmichael, Standard Trust
Building, los West Monroe Street,
Chicago, ILL.,. A postage stamp may
bring you fortune.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
WATSON'S ORCHESTRA WILL
ACCOMPANY PIONEER
SPECIAL

When the conductor says "All
Aboard55 and the Pioneer Special
leaves for the races in Louisville, the
biggest merry making event of the
year will be on. In addition to the
usual attractions which have been
already announced, Mr.. Mcfarland
has arranged to have Prof Thomas
Watson's Orchestra accompany the
tospecial. In order to assure a gay
time i'm Louisville, Prof Watts, of
Dancing School fame has secured the
PYthian Temple at ouisville for the
great Derby Ball. The ball will be
held on the night of the races, and
al lare assured a good time.
Advance sale of tickets shows that
more people are planning to go than
it was at first expected. Next week
names of some who have already
made reservations will be published
Rates for Round Trip Pioneer Special
To Louisville, KY, May 7, 1921,
Derby Day" "Monon"
Route"
These prices include ABROAD Fare
and War Tax.
One person in lower .,....$ $500
Two persons IN lower ......S 62.O0
One person in upper ....$ $3.50
Two persons in upper ......$ $3.50
Two persons in Drawing
room .......,,..... 800
Three persons in Drawing
room ..,.... .....,... 1000
Each additional person over
three in Drawing room =. S 24.00
Two persons in Compartment S 700
Each additional person over
two in Compartment S 24.00
Return passage can be extended to
thirty days upon request.
For Further particulars, call C..
Il. Mcfarland, Phone Douglas 5799,
or jackson oLan and Diamond &C.,
3541 So. State Street.
We have a specially appointed com
mitee to see that the utmost courtesy
is extended to the ladies'.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
". w. G. A. News

The Girl Reserves OF the Indiana
Ave Branch Y. ". {. T. gave 200
beautifully decorated baskets filled
with home made candies. cakes and
cigarettes to the wounded soldiers al
the DreNel Hospital The little girls
worked diligently in getting their bas-
kets ready and are 10 be commended
for their work. Many thanks are due
DR.. O. Z. Williams and Mrs. H..
Woods for their help in distributing
the baskets DR.. Williams gave us
the use OF his car Tor the whole morn
ing and so did Mrs. Homar Wood.
Miss Doroihea Frances OF Wash
ington, d. {. is the guest OF Mrs.
McAdoo, our ex-General Secretary.
Mrs McAdoo is taking a short vaea-
ton in this city before beginning her
work in Washington. She and Mis-
Frances will return together
The Industrial Committee spent a
very pleasant evening with Mrs
McAdoo Thursday. Our teacher OF
Domestic Art. Mrs Colena Burgess
served a delightful luncheon.
The Social Service Round Table will
entertain for Mrs. McAdoo at tbc y.
NJ. {. \. OIL March 81.
We hope the citizens OF Chicago
will cooperate more with the y ".
c A. in advancing the work here III
the city. Every other large city has a
larger "Y' than ours and we shall
feel ashamed OF our small quarters
here. We are turning girls away
every day for lack OF space.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Massachusetts

Unable to purchase copy OF The
Chicago Whip last week.
Well have your news dealer save one
each week.
Mr.. Benjamin Selden Associated Y
NJ. {. A. Secretary, is making good be-
yond expectation OF friends and well
Wishers.
Mr. and Mrs T. S. Fletcher 700 Ire
mont St, are now comfortably situated
in their apartment on fremont St.
Mr. "Gabe" Copey has completely re
covered from recent illness.
Revival services are being well at
tended at The Peoples Baptist Church.
Rev D. S Klugh, Pastor
b. T. Hackett, Esq, OF Douglass
Square Tailoring Co, spent Wednesday
upstate on business
Miss DENLY singing for the Sabot
Mater by kossini at 18th Baptist
Church Thursday eevning was very
pleasing to large and appreciatiye au-
dienee.
The "Bces"-a social set, observed the
first Hop Friday night Twenty-threc
were present.
1t j, rumored that Frank Burke and
Timothy J. Driscoll tWhite) OF Ward
Is will be exonerated Of charges OF cleo
aon frauds by the House Committee on
election The committee does not be
'ievc that the charges OF the petitioners
nave been substantiated by the evidence
submitted 10 the House by Attorney
Matthew Bullock and DR. Andrew b.
baltimore who claimed that Burke and
Driscoil were reelected to House OF Re
pfeseutatiyes by fraudulent methods.
The Rev T. s Harten, Cambridge
va, in the city on Tuesday
Iittlc Mis- Y ebb. lcnnN St. who has
beer indi-pose1 during the week, IS out
again
The Boston Urban League 1890 mem
monthly one and the readers OF this col
umn are urged to Join.
Mr. Charles Seals, Shawmut Ave, re
ports very pleasant visit to Columbia
Road " ednesday to inspect the Toy
Boat of which he is builder.
Mr. and Mr. John Williams an
uaauccd the birth oi a girl al the New
England Hospital March p Mother
and baby are doing nicely
Daylight saving to begin April "a
Set your clocks ahead an hour
Mrs Mary f. Moore has returned to
Tho Little House ON Warwick St
Our sympathy To District Grand Di-
rector W. II. Carter III the loss OF his
Wiic
The Easter services at 18th Baptist
hureh taxed the seating capacity at all
the services. In the morning a logical
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
WINS NEW HONORS.
Head of Clio School of Mental
Sciences Receives the Degree of
Doctor of Metaphysics.

Perhaps few young women have
,triyen harder or more undauntingly
han DR. Adena {. Z. Minott, founder
and head of Clio School OF Mental
Sciences, Inc. She worked assidu-
ously and graduated first in her class
from Grammar School No. 80 New
York City. and received the prize for
general excellence from her teacher.
Miss Mary L. Eato Miss Minott then
entered the Girls Technical High
School OF that city. and after acquiring
the necessary academic counts, matri-
culated as private student in the
Macdonald College OF Phrenology
and Psychology. Washington. d. {.
(being barred on account OF color from
attendance in the regular clasSes). Miss
Alinott completed the course in one
half the time required. graduated with
honors and received the degree OF
Bachelor OF Philosophy Upon re-
turning TO New York City. she took
up general and post graduate courses
in the world-iamed Fowler < Wells
American Institute OF Anthropology,
perfecting herself as a teacher in FIVE
branches OF anthropology as follows:
physiognomy. practical
physiology and anatomy
OF the brain. As a mark OF distinc-
ton for an excellent record She was
presented with a membership medal
and received the degree OF Fellow OF
the American Institute OF Anthropol-
ogy, thus making her the only person
OF color in the United States grad
uatcd from this institution or holding
such a degree,
Two years ago Prof. Minott began
an intensive course in Metaphysics
and Business Psychology at the Col
lcge OF Metaphysics OF ST. Louis, No.
She completed the courses and took
the mid-winter examinations recently,
passing with honors and receiving the
title and degree OF Doctor OF Meta
physics, being the first again OF color to
receive that degree in this country
Dr. Minott IS not the only brilliant
member OF her family, hut rather
bright star in fine constellation. Her
father. the late John Thos. Minott, was
an architect and builder OF much re-
pute. She has brothers and sisters
who have made their mark. \ brother,
]. Anthony Mnott a successful broker
and real estate operator, was the hrst
colorcd man to open business in his
line on the east side OF New York City.
The late Enos s. f. Minott. another
brother, was the first coored man to
enter Cornell Medical College OF New
\ DIRK City, and was an honor student
each semester OF his course.
The first wears OF Dr. Minotts prac-
tiCe Vpere confined tn an exclusive DraC-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
u. N. |. A. News
BY William Duncan Phillips

Once again the L. \. (. A. met al
the Institutional Church. we have with
us Hon. w A. Wallace. president OF
Chicago Division and Mr. Henry
Hardge OF the parent body. The
speaker said in part I'VE take On
ourselves the new spirit, the new in
spiration The l. \. /. \. teaches
you to love Yourself and 10 love your
brother and enjoy the rights and
happiness OF life | have built up Il
government Tor the White man that
why am going and develop Africa
for you and your children who are yet
unborn What man has done, man
can dc"
Mr.. Wilson expects TO act Is sales
man in Mr.. Ilardge's place. Rev. w.
{. Thomas, president OF the ST. Lewis
Division spoke at length Tor hall hour.
The audience appl9uded for the
speaker Tor about ten minutes. The
speaker said in part, let Us 60 INTO
the house oil the Lord. / do believe
that If VIE are men OF America and
stand up for our rights, men who are
not afraid to die. We can not pay for
liberty, VIC must have sclf-reliance.
Do you call yourself Il man or a
woman; First we must organize, and
set for the redemption OF Africa.
Jesus died to redeem the world Mar
Gus Garvey will live 10 teach Us TO
enjoy the rights and happiness OF
which we have been deprived OF these
many years.
Mrs. katherine Jackson. asst pres
OF the Juvenile Dept has formed five
classes OF the Juvenile Dept They
are learning fast to drill. They are
also taught the doctrine Of the L. n.
|. \. to read history. TO sing and to
draw. The girls arc taught hygiene
and the boys military tactics.
Mr.. J. \ Green OF the Union NUT
aims received a gold medal OF the re-
demption OF Africa. We also had
with Us Rev. Bennet DR.. \. Oxford,
who is giving aid to the Black Cross
nurses
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
WHO'S WHO CONTEST
UNCOvERS NEW
ORATOR

The Who's Who in Chicago Contest
is over now According to six OF the
very best speakers in Chicago. the fol-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Whip News Is True
News

Go To Finley's Herb Store For
Roots and Herbs, 2802 Cottage Grove
Avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
|BeUore OF Wakes If
You Ever Visit
Shreveport, La.

Shreveport, La, March 30. -
Visitors coming to this city are
warned that in the event of the
death of any of their friends while
here, they must be careful not to
BE arrested as "prowlers" while
leaving the "wake" in the wee
small hours.
Samuel Kipkins, an expressman,
,and Elijah Smith, a carpenter,
lwere arrested on the streets at
Ia late hour Saturday night while
returning home from the bier of
"a departed friend, on Hotchkiss
Street.
| Policemen who arrested them
las "prowlers", booked them ON
.charge of vagraney, although
They gave evidence that they were
workers, and in spite of the fact
that it was impossible fer them to
lbe at work at that late hour.
] After being held by the police
Jail night, they were released in
court next day.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Mrs. Lilliard Wins Second Prize

Mrs. Leola Lillard without a manu-
script OF any kind held the audience
spellbound as she with convincing
logic and appealing delivery took for
the subject OF her sketch the young
editor OF the Chicago Whip Mr.. 10
seph d. Bib. Mrs. Lillard contended
that the new doctrines that Mr.. Bibb
had propounded through the editorial
columns OF the Whip had been OF in
valuable service to the community and
merited for him place in Chicago's
Who's Who. Mr. Glanton used a
manuscript and was unable to impress
with the same firmness as Mrs. Lillard
and some report regret that she was
not awarded first prize; as it is she
is the proud winner OF the second
prize, a twenty dollar gold piece.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

forts somewhat upon the developing
and instructing of her own people
Accepting this advice and appeal she
established, five years ago. branch OF
the Clio School of Mental Sciences.
Inc (Which she had previously found
ed. at 3543 5. State St. Chicago.
DR. Alinott says that her sole am
bition now IS to bring TO her people
the valuable knowledge she has at
tanned and to impress them with the
great need and importance OF these
subjects to the betterment OF their
lives.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

seph D. Bib, DIR. T. A. Hill. DR. w.
D. Cook, Col Duncan, DR.. Dan Viii
liams and Hon. Ed Wright The
walls OF old South Park NJ E. Church
surged and swelled with oratory, as
great men one after another were
held out as examples before an APP
preeiative audience The iorcible
demonstrations offered by the CON
testants made ii difficult to tell who
is who in Chicago for both judges and
audience. All walks OF life and yoea-
ton had full share OF mention. The
prize winners we're: Mr.. p. a. Gain
ton, lst prize, portrait OF himself; Mrs.
Jas Lillard, End prize, $1,000 gold
piece; Mr. NJ. {. B. Jackson. 3rd
prize $1,000 gold piece, and Mr.. Z. a.
Jackson. 4th prize, brief case. The
judges were Messrs. ]. ]. Johnson,
W. L. Sheriff., J. w. Y. Hutchinson,
Mesdames L. !. Brown and Laura
StreetV
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Sent to Georgia to Face Murder
CHARGE.

Oscar Dorsey, alias Oscar White,
who recently came to this city from
Carrolton, Ga. wa sent back early
this week to face murder charge
pending against him there.
Dorsey was apprehendcd through
letters he wrote back to friends in the
South. While here he worked at
Wheats garage. f3347 State St.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

lowing p c pie
were declared as
those who are do
ing the most for
the advancement
OF race: Dir.
G. X. Bryant. DR..
/. X. Williams.
NJ rs E m nj a
Smith, Hon. r. s.
Abbott, DIR. ".
W. Lucas, Mr..
Anthony Over
ton, Editor Jo-
, 1921-11-23

the senate OF tho conference report
on the measure. The bill now goes
to the president, whose signature win
make Il a law.
The vote on agreeing to the confer
enco report was 80 to 20 with six Re
publicans opposing tho report and
ono Democrat supporting IL The Re-
publicans were: Borah. Ladd. La Fol-
iette. Moses, SorbeciS and Norris.
The Democrat was Broussard.
This is tho bill which repeats the
excess profits and transportation
taxes, does away with most OF tho
so-caiied ~nuisa.ice n luxury taxes.
reduces Individual taxes all along tho
line and increases the corporation IN
come tax from 10 per cent to 1914
per cent.
Few. IL any senators. supporting
the measure. were entirely satisfied
with all OF its sections. but they took
tho view that Il contained more good
provisions than bad ones. The meas
ure Is generally conceded TO be only
a temporary one and the understand
ing now Is that a new revision bill
will have to be framed within a year
or so.
, 1921-11-23
MADE
0 N IRRIGATION
SURVEY, REPORT
Interests Identified With
Movement Anticipate Favor
able Report on Feisibil-
ity of Project.

Steady progress is being made by
the u. s.. Reclamation service engi-
ineers nnd technical agents who are
studying the conditions in Natrona
county to determine the feasibility OF
the Casper-Alcova irrigation project
According to announcements made
yesterday all serious obstacles have
passed and It has been determined that
there Is a good possibility of the pro
Ject.
Efforts which arc being made to
bore through the surface formations
In the vicinity Of Alcova in a effort
to find a granite base for tho proposed
diversion dam are temporarily delayed
due to the opening up OF a water vein.
Tho engineers believe that they win
have no difficulty in cementing off
the water flow.
In order TO continue its concerted
drive FOR the project the Casper cham
Der Of commerce has become q mem
Der of the Western States Reclama-
ton association. an organization form
I'd for the purpose of exerting pres
sure on officials IN behalf OF western
reclamation projects. Casper plans to
rend a delegate to the next meeting of
the organization.
This association Is made up Of rep
'resentatives of various civic bodies
and booster agencies In the state of
wyoming. idaho, Utah, Colorado and
Arizona .
, 1921-11-23
Of LANDPOuGYIN
ARMAMENTCONFERENCE LACKING
Continued from PaEe I.l

tCont.uued from Page II
pressed to the point OF q formal en-.
preston Of some character before the
departure OF Premier BRAND for
France.
Before the meeting the French dele
gates let IL be known that they would
make no direct request for a precise
declaration from the conference but
they evinced an expectancy that the
other powers might on their own mo.
ton oxpress IN a collective written
expression their spoken views at Mon.
days open session.
Members OF all nine delegations had
prepared additional data for use when
h COMMITTEES OF tho whole on he Far
Eastern problem assembled again late
IN tho day. II was indicated that tsh
Far Eastern meeting probably would
develop an effort TO include addition.
al DESTINATIONS OF policy IN the Roo.
resolution already adopted.
Tho assembling Of tho five mnju
Obligations to consider land arma,
ment without waiting for q decision
on naval reductions and tho Far East
wa a deviation from tho contemplated
prosram Of the conference.
Members OF tho French delegation
described NJ. BRAND today as salts
fled personally with the sympathetic
demonstration that followed his spcect
at Mondays pienary session. 10 wa
said TO feel that these devoiopnents
had largely attained n OF tho prin
eipal objects Of his coming TO the con
ference.
, 1921-11-23
TWO WYOMING
C0UNT|ESFACE
LACK Of FUNDS
Sweetwater and Fremont Are
Broke" District Court at
Lander Deferred on Ac-
count of Costs.

CHEYENNE. Wye. Nov. 1.-TWO
Wyoming counties are stone broke.
Sweetwatcr county has no cash TO
meet its obligations and must issue
certificates of Indebtedness. payable
at some future date. to meet its obli.
cations. which 10 a situation not con.
templated by the majority OF the vot
ers Of the county, when. recently, they
authorized a road bond issue of $500,
900. When they voted for the issue
they did so on the assumption that q
portion OF the money could be used tc
meet the county's Indebtedness ant
keep It on a cash basis. They fint
now. however. that the proceeds from
the road bond issue can be used onl,
for road work.
Fremont county IS SO strapped fol
cash that all cases in the district
court have been postponed becaus,
tho county has no funds with which
to pay jurymen's fees or other couri
costs.
, 1921-11-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Happenings of Interest to Pupils and Parents in Work and
Play at Natrona County High School.

The sophonores and freshmen Efris
held = meeting on Friday. November
is for the purpose Of orEanixing a
Girls Reserve club The officers elect
ed were: Frances Gibiin. sophomore.
president: Eioiss McKsn. freshman.
president Helen Bishop. sopho-
more. secretary and Anna Mol. fresh.
man. treasurer. The club planned to
have a bob-aledding party Tuesday
evening followed By a hot supper ssrv-
cd At the y. W.
The Junior and senior Girls Reserve
club met on Tuesday. November II
for the purpose OF eiecung officers.
Miss Alice Mechiing was elected pres.
ident; Miss Marie Walker. vice presi.
dent; Miss Edna Knssir. secretary: and
Miss Ruth castienan, treasurer. Plans
vere made fer a party November 20,
and a committee on arrangements
was appointed
, 1921-11-23
PACIFIC COAST MARKETS
GET WESTERN WYOMING
CATTLE THIS SEASON

CHEYENNE. Nov. 23.-"Practicai
iy all Wyoming cattle from Rawiins
west this fall arc being shipped to the
Pacific coast markets." says o. W.
BulD Allen. representative of the
Denver s~tockyards. who stopped here
while returning to Denver from a
trip into the southwestern part Of the
state. Coast buyers arc paying the
market price at tho shipping point
Allen continued. explaining the I'M
p~recedented westward movement,
land they n buying in n guam.
tity from a single COW to carload lots.
1t means that the rancher out that
way is getting the market price with.
u the trouble and expense of ship
ping"
Tho situation. he said, was putting
Il good-sized crimp IN the business OF
both the Omaha and Denver mar
kets.
, 1921-11-23
HELD AS
HIGHJAekERS


concrete evidence against a gang o.
h~ighJackers is said to have been rc
sponsfble for the arrest of Monk
Bailey. o. Il. Forester. Peeney Wilson
and Harry Chick. Two of these men
Bailey and Forester have provided
appsarapcs bonds of 3 $500 each while
the oths- two men are being held a,
shp county Jail in lieu of bonds OF like
amount
A definite charge OF highway rob.
berry has been lodged against the men,
as In their ~highJacking operations they
are said to have taken 500 in cash
and $500 In checks from one Of their
victims.
A preliminary hearing In the case
Is to be personally conducted by Coun,
" Attorney NJ. w. Purcell this after
noon.
, 1921-11-23
LAND ARsIAMENrs
BEFORE COMMITTEE


WASHINGTON. Nov. fs.-By The
Associated Prsss-T.s question OF
land armnments was on the program
today for discussion At n meeting Of
the arsDament committee OF the whole
prior TO the gathering Of the full ar
unment conferences to resume its com
mittse discussions OF questions reint-
Ing 10 China
Premier BRAND OF France. whose
imminent departure IS ~understood 20
have prompted tho call for tho ar1na-
INIT committee meeting was expected
to add a last word on the question OF
reduction OF armies. That the confer
ence might proceed 20 the point OF n
formal expression on the subject was
regarded by many as moro than n
possibility. NJ. BRAND, Il 10 known,
would be pleased TO return 20 France
with n formal conferences endorsement
Of tho position no has taken against
material reduction.
with the FIRST action OF the confer
enee looking TO specific application OF
tho general principles adopted with
relation TO China taken In the ap-
polntment OF n subcommittee Of rep
resontatives OF tho nine nations TO
study the whole question OF admins
trative autonomy for That country.
the Far EASTERN committee OF the
whole WAS expected TO develop fur
ther today It's course OF procedure on
Chinese questions.