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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-08

Dr. c. l.. Alsberg, chief of the bu-
reau of chemistry Of the department
Of agriculture has received the APP
pointment as director of the food re,
search institute established at Leland
Stanford university by the Carnegie
corporation.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-08

Turkish ladies conceal their faces
$50 do we" replied Miss Cayenne;
only we use cosmetics instead Of
'ysshmaks.'"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-08
Grub Makes the Butterfly.

Why Is a butterfly like hot rolf
Because 1t Is the grub that makes the
butterfly.
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
JESUS THE BELOVED RADICAL

Nearly hundred Jesus of Nazareth
his life for ideal After lapse of centuries men recon
handful needed him then there millions He
his blood for the regeneration of mankind then mankind
dated him. But from the stain the cross there rose
glow which has and will continue to shine seek
the of righteousness.
Easter is again hereone yearly series that
through the Christian What does this mean What its
What quality be found
that noble and simple life upon which and their
hope? We humby hazard the that that Jesus
radical.
manger of humble parentage of the despised
city of Nazareth carpenter by trade he broke through the
laws of raean and tooth for oothand set
order of the Golden Rule and The Holy Trinity the
first forward looking spiritual policy of the fettered human 1t
unsel6h dealing of man the adherence
code of moraty and the ultimate salvation of mankind
through the acceptance of these doctrines.
And they Hm Jesus the Beloved Radical And the
bearing the Himself into the called The Place of the
Skulls which styled Hebrew Golgaha where they cru6ed
Him and with him others either side and Jesus in the midst
There fellow Christians
justice among mankind! Never altering His preachmen
that e He reaped the bitter harvest
of the of His people He stumbled and dragged
be nailed They had placed Him of hons and
they cruced Him and into His de This the
for the radcam of Jesus and His punishment for preaching
against the pagan god of Caesar.
And Jesus of "Fogve them Father they
know what they do Jesus the Radical cung his ideal through
the of death of perpetual life
dom realize the of the faith which they subscribe
and should mer those of faith in these
tory injustice and stulng Men and must
repdge their faith shoulder shoulder push plane of
kind to the wondrou heights which revealed to john when
he said; i heard great out OF the throne Cod Him
SELF shall be with them and be their God and He shall
every from their and death shall be neither shall
there be crying pain more
To such end let bow heads and worship upon
Easter Sabbath which the resurrection of Jesus the
Beloved Radical.
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
TWO GREAT FORCES

Some the impediments to black America
Obviously the only by
which these barriers be successfully removed by education and
practical The Newspapers and the Churches the
mediums through which the public the light
Whether they looking in this direction the great majority
the people will find themselves unconscous influenced
by the works and of the institutions
above In the work of getting things before the public the News
have excellent opportunity which will
fuenal imperative that they form alliance in the hope
advancing economy and education.
Cooperation of the church with the and the
Twenty churches the City Chicago spend
yearly $4,000 for and pamphlets These peri
odcals published the of the particular
the churches and order that they will be fully with
activities place these church bulletins will editorials
OF be found 1t is their purpose.
careful investigation will show that the weekly
published in the interest of black people only carries the
The stands position the church and
all of their essential standing
subsidiary officers whose the bulletins
pamphlets would be omitted and the work of the church itself would
be the foreground Should however the churches insist
this class of be carried doubt exists that the
would for the of joint endeavor for other
the churches and newspapers effect joint understanding
the would be at 900 the
would have shared the profits with the church humanity
general The joint circulation of Chicagos leading weeke
city 5O000 These find their the
people absorbed dgested by the families
the both will receive the message Whereas
church bulletin would only reach the members of the church.
appeals to and attracts other
it possible effect combination of these
who knows but that the evils which dntegang
life will be destroyed?
humanity all will be equal tnpe OF
denomnaonasm will defeat the general
Who Knows?
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
". w. G. A. News

As piece of real service the Girl
Reserves of the Indiana Avenue
Branch are making and giving 200
Easter baskets filled with all kinds OF
dainties and some sort OF a surprise
to the wornded soldiers at DrexeI Hos
pital. lfsone OF our girls come to YOU
for aid. do not fail to respond.
Ii you can play cornet. saxophone
or any kind of a musical instrument
you are cordially invited to Join our
Y. w. {. A. orchestra Mrs. Florence
Jackson is our leader We meet every
Monday at p. m. in the Blue Tri-
angle Club Rooms. The Y. W. c. A.
IS open to visitors at all times during
the day, and we are more than pleased
to show anyone over the two build.
ings. We would be pleased to have
the public take more to our library
than they have been doing in the past
The books are sent out to us from the
main Public Library down town, giving
us the same reading matter, and it IS
TAR more convenient than lots OF the
other branches.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend our Sunday vespers at 4 p. m
Some young girl is always in charge
land the services are very interesting
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

the place now where / want to be
ny own mistress, but | don't know
what steps 10 take. Can positively
do nothing at all with my husband.
Please advise me.
Answer: The only remedy that |
can sec for you. is to 20 to the court
of Domestic Relations and make com
plant. II you have been married for
fourteen years, you are entitled to a
home if he can provide one for you.
You must remember that your mother
;n-law is his mother and it-he Is not
able to provide for both OF you in the
same place, no doubt you would lack
many OF the things you are finding
now in her home. Are YOU quite sure
your lot is harder than you can bear?
My dear Miss Anderson: | am nine
teen years OF age. ! married in the
South in 1917. My husband and | did
not stay together long because OF cruel
treatment. We went back together
and he brought me to a northern city.
hen he went back south and has been
gone two years, during this time came
back to the city and left me again
after a short visit He hasn't given
anything since he first left and says
that he will not give me divorce, for
1e doesn't need one lie threatens me
4 refuse to remain single. Have |
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

that removal Well, anyway have
never feit well since To look at me no
one would ever think see sick day.
as | am very stout | have severe head
aches at times | ache so often from my
head TO my feet; my limbs from hip
down ache terribly. don't sleep well
at nights Nearly every morning when
| awake my right hand+is swcled and ]
have little trouble closing it, and so
often ny hand and arms seem to go to
sleep. When | put my feet on the floor
III the morning after rising they feel as
though a thousand needles are sticking
IN them. | have peculiar cramp in-iny
right leg sometimes Il seems to draw
the leaders from the iiisidc OF my leg
down TO the foot My back aches con-
stantly. | suffer with pain in my side
which has been pronounced by several
physicians as kidney trouble have a
roaring in my head and peculiar dead
feeling under my tongue. | sometimes
hink the removal OF my tonsils would be
wise thing to do. What IS your advice
to mca Thanking You very much for
any advice You may give. am, yours re
spectfully. Mrs. r B.
Answer-The kind lady did not give
her address, SO ! suppose She desired
for me TO answer her letter through the
columns OF the Whip My advice to
her is that She should consult a good
hyscians and have a thorough cXamina
ton. By thorough examination,
mean that She should have a complete
physical examination, her blood pressure
taken, her urine examined to see ii she
ha, any kidney trouble also her blood
examined to see if there is any infection
in her blood.
There are several things that she did
not state in her letter that might have
been OF help to me in advising her con-
cerning her condition. First, she should
have stated her age, also whether she
was married or Single, also il she has
had any children or miscarriages-
In regard to your tonsils, the physician
that examines you will tell you in regard
to the removal OF your tonsils. Because
tonsils are enlarged does not mean that
they should be removed A tonsil should
not be removed unless it is septic; that
j is, on examining a tonsil and on pressure
/ pus comes IRON the crypts means a sep
/ tic tonsil. and hence removal OF the same
/ is indicated, because the constant ab-
! sorption OF pus will make you feel
badly.
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
Lowering the Wage Scale
From the rChicago Defender"

THE WAVE OF PROSPERITY
that struck this country some three
years ago has just about spent its
force. and as ii dies, out it is leaving in
It's wake business depression the like
OF which we have not felt since 1894.
From the wild way the price OF every
commodity scared. and the heights
the wage scale attained, IT was evident
that sooner or later the bottom would
fall out of things and in the crash
many would be financially hurt.
ONE OR TWO RAILROADS
have gone into bankruptcy; others
have reduced their working force 80
per cent The steel industry is prac-
tically at standstill Large mills and
factories are working only a part of
their force and now the big packers,
such as Armour and Swift, have an
nounced a wage cut approximately 20
per cent with time and half only
after ten-hour day. ALL OF these rad
jcal changes were made necessary by
the stringent times. Today with great
hordes OF unemployed men and
women seeking work OF any kind al
any price 1umbling comes from the
heads of unions threatening a general
strike If employers insist upon cutting
wages.
EVERY MAN is entitled to pay
commensurate with his work and the
general cost OF necessities. When
sugar was % cents a pound and other
foodstuffs. clo'hing. etc, likewisc at
an almost prohibitivc price. wages
should be correspondingly advanced
When sugar is down to 8 cents and
other things have taken similar tum-
bic the worker has no justihable
grounds for demanding the excessive
wage How are we ever going TO get
back to a normal basis II each one
refuses to do his part
THIS Is NO TIME for rocking the
boat The powers that be are having
their hands full trying to keep Us out
of foreign cntanglements. Internal
disorder means simply adding fuel TO
the flames. The public is in sympathy
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

any grounds for divorcc9 Will | have
to go where he IS at present.
Answer: You might have See a
lawyer.
Dear Miss Anderson: ! am a hard
working man 20 years old and | would
like very much to get married il | could
hnd some nice girl who looked at the
bright side of life and would do right.
am very lonesome and want a real
wife Would you be kind enough TO
help me? do not run around. only
go to shows in the afternoon when
come from work. | would like to have
someone to greet me when ! come from
work and have supper for me. Shall
look for your answer in The Whip.
Answer This is not a Marriage Bu-
reau and | am sorry that | cannot re-
commend a real wife to you. You see
] do not know you and while your own
IS very good. | am
afraid that | could not conscientiously
recommend YOU to someone. Your
evident ycarniDg for some and all
the good things that 90 with II is very
natural And | am sure ii you will
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
Y. MI. e. A. News

The Alexander Smith Arnold trio will
conduct an inspiring song service in the
lobby Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. w Taylor Joyce, Secretary, Ex-
pansion Department, Y. NJ. {. A, will
speak in the lobby Frlday evening at 3
o'clock
Motion pictures are shown in the lobby
every Saturday evening at Sis o clock
Rev J. !. kearnev Of Wheaton will
speak at the Mems Meeting, Sunday aft
ernoon, at 3 30 o'clock Good program
will be rendered,
Mrs. Helen B. Paulsen, lecturer on
child lie, spoke in the lobby Wednesday
evening at o'clock
The funeral of DR.. Frank w Gun
sanlus, President, Armour School Of
Technology was held on last Saturday.
A portion OF the floral designs was
turned over to this department for dis
tribution to charitable institutions in
stead OF being placed on the grave of the
deceased. Flowers were taken TO the
Old Folks Home and Provident Hospi-
tai
About 20 boys from Evanston were
guests OF the Boys Department on last
Saturday afternoon.
RECENT Arrivals
John A. Gregg, Wilberforce, Ohio.
Gilbert Fl. Jones, Wilberforce, Ohio.
/. b. Howell, Nashville, Tenn.
Z. 7. Bradm, Nashville. Tenn.
T, Banks, ST. Paul, Mimi.
Abelardo Rojas, Havana, Cuba
Louis Fairchild Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
John E. Jefferies.
Grafton c. Shorts. Richmond, Va.
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

longer term or for any specific length OF
time. your tenancy is only from
month to month, and the landlord can
put you out at the end OF any month by
giving thirty days notice to move.
Queston-The contents OF my trunk
was badly damaged by water while it
was in the baggage room in one OF the
railroad depots. They gave me claim
form to fill out, which | did. | have
written to them several times, but can
get no reply What steps should | take
to make them pay me Tor the damage:
Answer-lt sometimes takes quite a
long time to get correspondence ON such
matters. should advise that you fol-
low up the course you are pursuing in
taking the matter up with them, AND ii
you do not get some satisfaction within
a reasonable time you had better consult
an attorney and have him handle the
matter for you.
Question: borrowed one hundred
and seventy-iive dollars at the rate OF
six per cent interest All OF the pay
ments have been kept up according to
agreement for the payment OF interest.
The party now notifies me that the in
terest has been increased to seven per
cent. Can this be done legally:
Answer-The interest cannot be in
creased during the period OF the loan and
contrary to your agreement to pay inter
est at the rate of SIX per cent. If the
time has expired, however. and this is d
renewal OF the loan, the party has right
TO charge higher rate OF interest on the
renewal
Question: bought piece OF prop
erty outside OF Chicago. | have finished
| all OF the payments on It and have my
| final receipt The party promised to
send me deed later. | have written Tor
| the deed TWO or three times, but they
have not sent it yet. What should ! do :
! Answer-lf the party does not send
the deed to you at your request you
had better go and get the same in per
son, ii the amount OF the transaction
warrants the trip to the place; otherwise
employ an attorney and let him handle
the matter for you.
Question My wife bought some fur-
niture for one hundred and sixty dollars
She paid the sixty dollars cash and
agreed TO pay ten dollars a month until
the balance OF one hundred dollars is
paid. The furniture man now refuses
to deliver the furniture unless we agree
10 pay the balance at the rate OF twenty
five dollars a month for four months
Can we get the sixty dollars back which
we gave him when the first agreement
was made?
| Answer-Yes. Employ an attorney
and let him handle the matter for you.
Send questions for this column t6
! Herman F. Moore. care OF the Chicago
| Whip 3420 South State Street.
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

cultivate some oi the Y. W C. 4. girl
you will ind a mate
Dear Madame. You have helped
others, please help me | have lived
with a man six years as his wife and
he lett me three months ago. lie
bought a license TO marry another
woman, but did not go through ans
ceremony Now he comes TO see nc
and wants TO come back To me We
both love each other and cannot give
one another up. What is the law for
a common law vic: How can stop
carrying his name
Broken hearted T.
What is there to hinder the man
from marrying yous II he bought a
license to marry another woman aitci
living with YOU for six years. he must
have cared something for her. Are
you sure you love each other: There
Is no such thing a a common law wife
in Illinois unless the relationship bc:
gan before 1907 You have no rieht
10 his name. 50 there can be no diff
Guilty in dropping H. Again. why does
he not marry yous Are You positive
be did not marry the other woman
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

| have OH tered to
pay more rent. 1t
seems that he
wants to take the
fiat for someone
else. Can the
landlord force one
tenant to move in
order to rent the
fiat to someone
else?
Answer-If you
never had any
agreement for a
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

little information
and advice. About
three years ago |
had an operation
performed at Cook
County Hospital.
Of course, | have
aever known the
exact nature OF
operation, but |
know a part of
my uterus was re-
moved. | know
the results from
L. ~
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

with organized labor in IFS fight 10
get fair Treatment from capital. But
organized labor must adjust itself to
prevailing conditions and not autocrat-
ically demand the impossible II they
would hold this public favor.
WHERE Do WE STAND in this
mighty battle Tor existence? The ma
jority of our workers are outside the
pale OF unionism. Not because they
wish to be- but because IN many in
stances they have been barred from
linking their fortunes with them
Naturally, with no strong organization
to champion our cause, the first help
to be discharged comes from our
ranks. WE MUST LIVE, AND IF
WE CANNOT GET A WHOLE
LOAF WE WILL TAKE THE
PART OF THE LOAF WE CAN
GET. This means a tumbling of
wages that will affect all classes. for
the employer who can secure our scrv-
ices for Is cents per hour will not
pay the other worker 81 simply be
cause he is white. This is a situation
for which the unions themselves are
entirely responsible.
THE WIDESPREAD reduction be
NIX AiIhAi ~ AdEta ullbnDkiutf VIII
result in lower cost of living Aud
il the radical element OF The Fedora
ton OF Labor IS checked from throw
ing the whole organization into a
pahicky nervous. resentful state bus-
ness will shortly revive. the demand
Tor labor will increase and as supply
and demand regulate the price the
wage scale should give this powerful
body no uncaslncss. The unions have
accomplished great things. The Amer
lean worker Is king beside his
brother workers IN the Older countries.
He gives orders as well as receives
them. but he must not forget II he
demands privileges he must make con
ccssious II hc seeks advantages he
must accept responsibilities Ii he
make contracts he must keep them
If he wants power. full power IN the
economic world. he must take his
black fellow workman a, a partner
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

husband continues
to beautify her
home and won t
consent TO make
an effort to finish
a place Tor me
hich he started
two years ago. /
have no say SO
whatever about
anything. am
just cramped to
death and | am at
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
The Weeks Worst Editorial
EDITORIAL NOTE: Patrick

EDITORIAL NOTE: Patrick Henry said: Give Liberty
give DEATH The Editor of The Worlds Greatest Weekly
81 will take what for must live No has
evolved from political and industrial slavery under the influence
such pussy yfooting, Uncle Tom preachments.
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
Legal Catechisnl
By Herman E. Moore.
Attorney-at-Law

Question: have been living in
fiat for nearly four years The land
lord has notified me to vacate. although
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
Legal Hints To
Women

Niolcttc n Anderson, Attorney-at-law
My dear Miss Anderson: ! have
lived With my mothcr-in-law now for
fourteen years. and have not been
very haDDy. Nv
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26
Everybody Looes "Manmy" : No One Looes Her Son.
Health Hints
By DR.. Troy Smith.

Inquiry: am constant reader OF
the Whip, and your column is a pleasure
always to read. | am writing you for a
The Chicago whip., 1921-03-26

MYTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UN-
sTINTEp CREDIT THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALisM WE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-27
billiard HALL PROPRIETOR
"HAD SNAKES" FOR TWO DAYS

All day Saturday. J. N. Alnutt. one
OF tho proprietors Of the Pastime
billiard pnriors. was nervous man
due to his establishment having two
1.-Two rattlcsnakcs within it-but safe.
y enclosed In n glass box. Their
captivity made no different to J. ~.
not In tho least.
All day Alnutt fuse at his part.
nor Moody to have tho reptiles TAX.
on away but as they were tn. pro.
psrty OF Charles Haskins. Moody was
not anxious to have anything to do
with snakes" Every time Alnutt
passed those snakes he shlycrcd.
Said that they reminded him Of men
b. had seen In John Baric co ne
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-27
LanseN Valley May
Start Irrigation
Work This Season

l.ansell Valley and Horsefiy Irri.
cation district directors Saturday
ratified tho tentative contract sub
mittcd by tho government for fur
nishing water from Clear Lake for
irrigation. Tho contract will be re-
turned to tho reclamation bureau,
made specific. and sent back for
submission to the residents Of tho
district at election. II Il Is then
ratified work is expected to start
this fall. and water viii be on tho
land next spring.
II. ID. Newell. local project man.
ager. said Clear Lake could bc
counte don to supply water for TO-
300 acres. with a maximum capacity
Tor 10000.
Whether the Horsefly source will
be developed this year is speculs,.
We. depending, Harry Hoigate, dis
'rict counsel for the reclamation
'ervioe. Informed tho board upon
he availability this year Of $780,
700 which consress has authorized
on the work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-27
S Millions Stdte
Irrigation Bonds

sALEM. Or. Juno 27.-somc ides
OF the vast amount OF irritation do.
velopment now In progress In Orc.
Son may be- gained from a repor,
issued here today by Percy A. Cup.
per. state engineer. showing tha, up
to the present timo the OUTSTANDING
bonds OF these irrigation districts
aggregated &s,sso.soo. while tho
bonds voted by these projcc,s but
not yet disposed OF. totaicd So.
3si.5oo.
The state. under The irrigation laws.
has agreed to pay interest on irri-
cation bonds assrcxatins St.oa2.-
500 for a period OF az years. rcquir-
Ing a total Issue OF state securities
during that time OF $500. 900.
Mr.. Cupper estimates that approx.
matciy '7S.ooo.oo would be required
10 complete the reclamation OF lands
now included In organized IRRIGATION
districts In the state.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-27
# SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND |TCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

just the moment you apply Men.
tho-Suiphur TO an itching. burning
or broken out nh.n. the itching stops
and healing begins. says Q noted skin
specialist, This sulphur preparation.
made into q pleasant cold ersam.
gives such a quick relief. even to
ficry yecscma. that nothing has ever
been found TO take Its place.
Because OF its Germ destroying pro-
pertiss. II quickly subducs the itch.
Ing. cools tho irritation and heals the
eczema right up. leaving . clear.
smooth skin In place OF ugly srup-
tions. rash. pimplcs or roushnsss.
You do not have TO wait tor In
provement. II quickly shows. You
can got u little Jar OF Msntho. Sui
phur ut any drug store.-Adv.