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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Crusade AGAINST Crime

- -. ygyor NJ ,bc Errnino Public Ledger:
str-Tnc present crusade against firearms
/, 4 mprn Of tho right kind, hut we must
nm, sNp.r, too much. We had crime before
tho advent Of tho firearms, and VIII nav" u
aror thcv ara gone. Pointing gun ana
demanding money is probably the onsieHt
,rI safes, method Of banditry that has over
mystcl--safost for both parties,
We should consider. when leEislating
araIns, the gun, that IN 4 hoid-up where the
rur ls used the victim. II he does not resist
IL seldom harmed. In pre.gun times the
victim was struck on the head with club
n r.,'oI with a knife cut. Th" gun way
/, a much mora "pninlcss extraction, In
- gun times tho robbor seems always to
i.,a boon large. burly fellow. The small,
'ru fellows worked M sneak thieves. Inc
r-olarn pistol. however. has changed all this.
A fror" hoy Of no remarkable size, with
gun In his hand, can command several pow
.r'ul wen and bo fairly successful. Making
'ho guu Inaccessible to boys will cut on
'h"ir career IN this direction at least,
Tho cause OF tho crime wave has b"cu
laid 10 movies. pool halls. otc. It Is quite
in NoS1lblr. however. to point out any on"
thing and say this In the cause. Everything
d"n.nd. on the boy. What he becomes do
p"nIs mostly on inherited qualities. The
OTTER wor'l can have some influence in get
t"g him 10 develop the best Of his nature.
CrusaInr NAT tend 10 eliminate things which
aIa-ss cDmmrudablr. For this reason wo
min ru-ades ought 10 10 started against
Nr' officials who sat bad example by
Nr i .LS th" laws, and also against Mw-
y"'S who defend confessed crininala. Mas
t"''ul attorneys stage court sC"nea, train
'"r Witnesses and clients in tho art Of
".nE. ,'Ng" the play with subtlrry. cal
Grating lh" effect ON tho jury Of ever word.
a. and tear Escaping punishment doprnds
'"" much on money and getting good law
vsrs
RI" un'son peach woman first confessed to
N'"umg her husband. and then later cs-
o''"d uuutshmcht through the aid Of nt-
''rn Ia III" notorious cases attorneys
and money delay Justice. aud tho vcrdicts
a." n"' |k'N TO have any good crr"Ct on
We morality ~ our citizens. Such things
uNd"rwln" N" foundation Of morality. DE.
'"nhHS 'onfossrd criminals ought to bo a
N.''h n. n,n. Ev"ry public scrvani--man
~ woman should be heavily bonded before
@S.Os nfgo.
WILLIAM r. IihRGIS.
IWh",1ht March ~, 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11

=" tne Edhor Of the Evening pubiiC LrdDcr:
"ir--ln rcplr TO W. l.. Moffau's l"tter In
mo leopIo Forum regarding the bonus,
i""l mat must disagree with him. Evi-
hentIy h" has mHdc soldering his business
probably boCaus" h" would be sure Of three
Sduhr" meals day, n comfortable uniform
ann n Tow dollars AZ tho end Of tho month.
u" Scoms so patriotic that doubt II ho
ever accepted his pay from the government.
" he did accept 1t. he should relieve hls
conscience at once by rofunding same in full
~ the earliest possible date and thus save
ChcI" sam from going broke and at the
sam" timo holp tho disabled
might sny that tho drafted men and the
volunteers Ito which Class' bnlong) In the
world war or any other war arc mon VITO
prefer and love their homes, familey and
clviI life in general. but who are not afrad
know that. I have heard heroes like your
self on this subject before. ! suppose you re
one OF thos" magazine pORnrq. never did got
across. or YOU sur" would have mentioned
It In your letter. Did they drag you in the
service or did you only volunteer?
SO YOU are II member OF tho American
Legion, are you? Vol. you are a fine COM
rndc believe me. running down your bud
dies who pIral"d for miles down Broad
street in order to got their bonus. Other
states got II. Why not our state? will
writn to Senator Penrose for you and goo
II we can have II stopped. | assure you
that don't need H. for can a,arvc.
Talking about the Philippine boys dcserv-
ing bonus: what fora three month bat
tie? What about the poor lcathcr-neCka. I
think they did more than their share and
didn't hide behind any cabbage patches.
l. \. EROGSE.
Just an EN.Gob.
Ihiladcp phia. April g. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Defends Railway Workers

10 th' Edi'or Of tho ErcnipO Public Lcd1cr:
Sir-ln reply to e. p wriEht's lcitcr Of
March 20, 1921 in tho Peoples Forum Of
March 40 1927:
" is apparent from his letter that h. has
room Tor only ono Wow on the subject Of
railroad nmployoE' passes and has drawn
ehasgerhted conclusions frim his magma
ton that might bc good for some dream
hook' His l"ttcr fully demonstrates that he
uoes not Know what restrictions are attached
To the pass question and tho number OF
passes issued per year to cmployrA
NOW, Mr.. Wright claims II is cffrun'rry
on my part to hold up the railroad workers
as models Of industry" cic II IL not ex-
pressed In such terms. but with pride wc
hoId ourselves to our business hrd do not
lhtctt"ro with other peoples limo OF business.
bu'h as Judging what and how much they
are deserNinB Of having or getting.
, 'h the whole, thoEc pcOplo who arc con
tinually crtiCi2ing tho railroad workers
Hhouih become bcttcr acquainted with all
conditions rrrtaintng to same before they
%'t'"r propaganda that causes strife. In
w "a" argument lci tn" critics who have any.
thihE to say place themselves on record as
an example Of whatever their profession or
calling might hc
irn know what my calling is New.
crHl'. let mo know what line OF work you
are following and maybe I will bc able
W ,"II Nou Just as sarcastlCally as YOU t"l'
us now small an area OF reasoning you arc
able 10 cope with
j. !. McENERY,
Railroad Worker
npVpnhnm
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non't Fear to Plunge

n ,bs Eduor Of the EUcnin0 P"oho nrnD.,
SIR RI would like to say y" '%no,' mar.
r,r., who ts afraid OF attempting ma,
lrs,' ls. y, account Of n friends advice. that
!, r"S to rnarrIos with the idea that the woman
!. AZ an angel OF course ho WIN ,,at 20 shS %,S'p is
po,'' p ord hound to have faults as well as
sIrrSo,f sT,," and he should make up his mlna ,,i
to bear with them, as she assua,aIS ", Wc Eor
V W." TO- inst n matter OF give and take
NH, No. wouli do we'll not to pay TOO much at,
,sn,on MI to his young married friend. f2r =. a
man Of good principles would not Spcam o.,
~, vito to another az he seems to nave
S,ro even II she were deserving OF AL ne
said. d.. ,,ouo aura no
ryss tho girl and that It Is not mere
,ss.irr fancy. then take the plunge, ana II
nov both have good common sense he WIN
frl tina, married life can turn out even
"''' ''''' - W E. w.
Philadelphia. April 3. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Letters TO the Editor
What Can He Do?

IN, ErcpinD PubIic LedDcr'
70 w ,,ouId like to ask you II you won 3
~ . Iutlr plant IN your VIZ ,,.,,,.,,
print NY - Forum, aud In all sorl"uSn"Hs'
Ing ,rart 80 ask adNic" ito"' S'"' ,,,,. ~,
Tor ! N'u, ro, accm serious TO many on
trs. II WIZ ~ may not take things serl-
them, i'r II IL this: I am a man ~ q
ously ~ n',,, n',. q" Nv which I mean that we
"good ianI,,, ,ybo look carefully to odu'a'
arc , reNncmcnt. SOM nen"ers NY, nv.
ton ,,,ahlo moans, hut INV '''''
eot' hat I am able I" o''"' --,,.. ,
w.,ro hnyo fairy F"on soos ,rT pcd myseli
WhH' unfortunately, prepare" "iI'v'' iI
have not ,bould have done ana conse
,or ~" az ,n work for salary that
duentIF Niece, impossible for mo 10 Keep
ma"S II ,d child In the way ! slvu' i,.
my WIZ rom My wife II OF te"',. ,,,.',. ".l
IN "'r attractive and mas ne"' nr,,ni,od
also, - .,,,rc ls that We ar" 'or''p',,e" wv.
Tho ml'i"' i way that It Is almoFt I'M
IN Nv" III r.on things going on our m
possible l"
come. ,d ,r death all the time mat
aIn bic 10 lay aside any ,nonVN w
J an slcknesa or son'c othet n,sn.a m,s,, ,ho;
rag" o' susie 10 tho very last dcEre" 'net
skinny 'F, ro,r at home. ! purcnhHo
w. can ,a,bIrr and never go Anywh"rc
hardly aug -, money My VII" mas luIl
when ali tho funds IN 10 tn' n'us o..
rhatE, - mo 10 purchase Iuncn'S """ '''
,,,,d bo satisfied. hut even AZ 'n"s AN, my
! W''., ,,irually asking m" why non
wife u '., n,. and buy her that. ana cs-
bu% n"r Tron, Of our friends sne com
recIaIN w ,bc cannot got mo to ouy net
plains III nor here or there' c"'"V'
th'S ,.nG w. how II Is possible TOT ne, o',,oJ
undots,, .ho knows that she mas 'ecE ,,t
thiF oyorythlnE I earn anu !" e'''e
-., VII. ,,,ch moro than ] 10. ,,.. ,,-oadi,g
ver' m" , ,bIs sho ia cnntinua'N P'""
bts,lg', Ion't got work where. l can eS se
m" VIZ T., order that "" can 10 NJ SUI u.
NOR" pay S,mi.,ds A. do and 60 with thctn
NJ our ,,,,roncuts. She has reepe'tau',, .s',
places % Good az my salary VIII ,, hu".u
cIoth's' and vet she is always Io'.s'e
buying ,d that. and ] have ot'en WI
tor w I, 4. M, this inclination on tn' p,
y, n,,r,ied women that "iteh "''''
o,,,d, into criminal acts .,,., my
nu,,."Er,ura,ely, am proud. ana WV, .,,ah
C,ds mo about not earnlnE 'n" 80.
VIC PTo hI,o my lips and keep quiet am
money ,n,,L that sho would be so incon.
hun W am also too proud to talN w.
sidIa", ,yith hcr and tell her inc way
mat!tI y, our friends do and hvo: II
cet,au, ~, "a SEQ It. then we had bcter re-
t ,y,av from such friends but ! ",''
man ,Si,ga drift until I am very un,
eclns "a come to readers OF tho Feop,e
happs ,n- advice. az some advice tnat 'hoS
s.ro already given has been heIpru' !" NC
p,rsdo'phtn. April ?, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
The Love Press

To The Editor OF thc Evening PuJlic Lcdgcr:
SIr-New York has u new on" called rGn
love press. and woHdrr can YOU tell how
IL started \ rod rose IL proSIrd In II
most unusual manner and kept By tho man
as souvenir.
ON their way home h" buys the girl a red
rose. which she WrarS till h." is making hts
adleu. The Eirl then places tht poor li;tln
rose on tho floor and stands with all her
to 30 and nEht and win when the time
comes. These sam" mon sacrificed posi-.
tiOns. businesses. professions ana money,
and. in fact. everything and therefore hav"
the Just right to claim and accept the very
h"st tho government can CIV" them and yet
BE- just as patriotic as Mr. Muna,t.
VI GRUMLEN.
Philadelphia. April g. 1921
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Answers Mr.. Duffy's probleno

TO ~" Ed"or ot The Ercrmg ppbiic Lcdgcr.
Shr--In answer TO William Dufry's prob.
I'm publlShnh In tn" Peoples Forum Of tho
20 INST I" arranE" thirty mon, Rftccn bc.
ing Americans and nftccn furoigrcrs 20
ihht every ninth man shall bc n foreigner I
beR to submit IN" following:
NirnnEc no that Nos T. "a 4 10 II.
w. ~, 10, -. 20. 81. %. % and 20 arc
Americans th"n each ninth man, beginning
az on" and counting through TO or ending
at nin" VIII be foreigner. providcd ina.
oach ninth man ho thrown overheard M Tho
end Of each count
t,,- EDW. BAYNHAM.
Philadelphia, Arril T. 1921
Roy e. jackson anawora this problcm ir
tho following way.
RI" thirty-saior problem or william
I'urN III tn" issu" or April can host be
solved ny mating us" of Tn" little couplct:
own numbers aid and art
Nov"r viii fame depart
Now take III" vowcIq 4 T. I n and I, In
regular order Tho nrs' vowel in tho coup,o,
Is .. III" fourth vuwoi I'u' down four
American sailors Thn novi If. T. tbo nfth
vowel. Put down nv" forotgn sailors, Tho
r"Nt IL II, tho second vowel Tut down Two
americans. Tho n"Nt ie A. ono foreigner.
Then L. three Americana thcu A. one for
"iEner, A. ono American, E two foreigners:
E' two Americans; |, three foreigners; A.
ono American F.. two rorclGncrs; 4, two
Americans. and A, on" foreigner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11

poetry or prose "a rose to the living Il
worth wrcaths to tho dead? V.
Philadelphia. Aprii g. 1927
You probably rcfcr to Nixon waterman,
poem "A Rose Ia. tho Living:
N rose to tho living ig moro
Than sumptuous wrcaths TO tho dead;
In Milling loves INFINITE store
a rose 10 the living is moro
W graciously given before
Tho hunEoring spirit is rcd: II
a rosc TO the living IL moro
Than sunptuOus wrcaths TO the drhd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11

Letters to the Editor should be as
Drlef and to the point us possible.
hVoidlhg anything that would open
a dcnomnationat or scctarian dis.
cusslon.
no attention Will be paid to anOuy-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence Of
good taith, although names will not
ppe printed II request is made that
me publication of letter is not
10 be taken as an Endorsement Of its
views by this paper.
tommuniCationS will not be re.
turned unless accompanied by post
age nor VIII manuscript be saved
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Favoritc Scotch poep

In ~" Editor NJ hc Ercrr0 publfr Lcdgcr:
Sir-Will you rlonso print tho roer on
uueh "Cuddle Doom" and name tho MI
thor n. s. 4.
You no doubt moan the fevorito scotc,
BAtRNIES, CuDDLE pooN
Tho hairnics ruddc doom AZ nicbt
WI mickle taught an din
. Try ~ q sl"cp. yo warkrifn rogucH.
Your fathers comm in"
They nnvrr heed a word sneak.
7 try TO sin a groom
But aye ! hap thcm up. and cry,
90 bairnics, cuddlc doom"
Wee Jamie wi tho curly held
He aye senps next tho wa
BANGS IN and cries - want y niece
m" rascal starts thorn o.
run an f"tch thcm pieces, drinks
'rhry sop aweo tho aoun'
Thcn draw tho blankets up un' cry,
moo. wcnnics. cuddlc doom
But ore 1vo minutes gang. wco Rah
Cries out. frae meath tho claoq
'Mither max Tam slc over at once.
He's kittlln' wi his taos
Tho mischefl IN that Tam for trlcka
He'd bother hnIf tho toon:
But ny" 7 hap them up an cry,
20, bairnios, Cuddo doom "
A. lcns'h thoy hear thoir' fathers n.
An just before We he'd oors,Ia
Thcy turn their facea TO tho va
While Tam rretonds 10 snorc
''Hac a tho wesns hccn guide" hc asks,
AZ hc pits of his shuon.
Tho bnirnica. John. nrc IN thor hrds.
An lang since Cudd'cd DOOM
An Just before We hoh oorq-I4
We look NJ oor Woo lambs:
Tam has his arm r"un' w"" Rah.a neck
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11

considered Thoroughly pressed Tho man
book, " ' ''''
inc New York papers mentioned II several
tunes last week. What next?
Wonder II any Of your readers have the
answer? I ~ IltTurtyNrss
Philadelphia. Aprll 4 1921,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
THE PEOPLES FORUM

uIhurch when General Horny Voc delivered
W." funeral oration IN memory Of George
washington on December 90, I7Oo Al PM
adelphia? Iv a., a., ,,,,,, ''''-
rh''ah"lphia. April !. 1927.
Tho Zion Lutheran ,'burrh. stn,a a, t,,,,.,h
and Cherry strcrts ~ 'u' W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Author Of Eannnus Hmm

To IN" Edtor of tho ErcnirD pubiic Lcdocr:
H't--i would arprccIat" It II YOU would
tell mo who wrote tho hoautITm bvtnn STAND
Up, stand Tn for jesus
MRS ". l.. RiERDON
Philadelphia. April q 1921
n" hymn was written by George DufrieId
ana was got to music by q ! NNohb In a
revival in Philadelphia In 1858 tho Roy
,Id!"N Tying was tho rrcognIaol loader
" MI" standing by pIrro Of farm ma
'hlh"rN on his place tho Ylcnyoq NJ his coat
n'camN entanRed In IN" gearing. His arm
"ha drawn into tn" machinery and torn on
ana h" d!"d soon after. Ills diving rncEsaEr
was stand IN FOR Josus u" This supplIed
MI bufteld with q theme for hls hymn.
~" read III" hymn at tn" c'oso W u sermon
Mh'Cn NO d"liv"r"d on tho SUNDAY following
tho death Of his friond S., to thc rr,,sIr
composed by Mr. Webb. this hymn has be-
come famous and useful
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Poems and Songs Desired
Odd Poetic Conceit

To thc Edbor O' the Eueriug pttIIir Iedocr.
SIR am des'ruus Of securing an odd
poem In which each Ntanaa onGs with a
Word "hICh echo answers with a s!gnt
charee IN spelling or pronunciation. one
sta MA ends with IN" word "matrimuuy.' 90
ana echo then answers "mattcr ~ muncr."
w. G. l..
Philadelphia. March 81 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11

wv. H. IT," would lkN to know IL any ono
can give him the origin Of tho expression
Getting down to brass tacks." He IL un-
abb" to locate II in any slang dictionary ur
book Of quotations.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
German Lutheran Church

To nc Edlior OF nc ErCutng ruLNc L'dy"r.
SIR Where stood the Gormnu Lulh"rtr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Crepe Bloomers, S5c

Women Ike them because they
laundcr so easily and wear 50
we'll. Pink or white crepe with
elastic at the waist and knees;
cut generously full.
Figured pink crepe boomers
are 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Fresh Scrin Scarfs
4Sc

TO fix up the house for sum
mertimc or for the seashore or
country cottage these are very
nice. 1SXd6 inches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Again.
35c Bandeaux

Another shipment just opened
brings good pink and white ones
with elastic insets that make
them fit neatly. Tape shoulder
strapC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Gingham, 18c Yard

A brand-new shipment brings
plenty of the popular checks in
pinks, blues, lavenders, etc. Also
an assortment of plaids in good
ColOringS, 32 inches wide.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Long Sleeves at $3.50

One blouse is of white Swiss
in large dots and has a graceful
long collar. Another is of soft
whit voile with a touch of real
tlet and frills trimmed with blind
embroidery. tMarkeU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Striped Tub Silk
Blouses, $3.50

Trim tailored styles that women
like-made with collars that may
be worn high or low. Good look
ing stripes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Remarkably Good
Corsets, S1.5O

Several models for the slight
to average stout figures are of
pink or white coutl Nicely
made corsets, lightly to medium
heavily honed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
a Just Claim to Bonus

Railroad Worker
hetenham. Pa April =. i02i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
New Short-sleeve
Blouses at $3.50

All are Of fine white voile. One
has a lace-trimmed frill and two
others have long collars and
square necks.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30
FISK OUTING

Complctc arrangements arc now made
for the grand outing by the Fisk Club
August g. Chicago's Elite are SPONSOR
ing this affair which they herald as the
seasons greatest JOY maker Music,
dancing and refreshments on boat Join
the gang for ST. Joe and Benton Har-
Dor on this palatial steamer. Have some
fun yourself and contribute to the schol-
arship in college OF some worthy high
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30

If you would like to arrange for a
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likenesses of yourself made, either
stop at our studios or call US and we
will Interview you at your conven-
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days. 500 E. 35th st. Phone Douglas
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30
Ottawa Reach. Mich.

The gay resorters have their different views
aud choices when il comes to amuscments but
they all agree ON the great and golden poll
cies OF the n. A. A. {. p. Following arc
some who have recently joined Miss Matte
{. Grubbs. W. Perkins. r. A. Jones, Albert
Johnson. ]. II. Thurman, T.. { Washington,
Irwin Douglas. w. NJ. Hart, Herbert John
son and others numbering nearly fifty.
Mr. V. s. Duncan and II. d. McGill have
arrived at TIE hotel for the summer.
Mr.. +. w. Pettett is doing wonderful work
in supporting Mr.. NJ. J. Earl who is conduct
ing the drive
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30
10000 MEN WANTED.

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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30

of turning out
superb pictures
which satisfy the
most fastidious
people. He gives
his personal SUI
pervision to every
picture and the
artistic finishing
which is charac-
teristic of Wood
ard photos is
a browning point
pf achievement
in Photography.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30
GREAT OFFER IN PHOTOS

Woodland the popular photographer
is making a great midsummer offer
in photographs. He has the reputation
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30
Asks Investigation of Indiana Avenue
Flat

AIRS. Cypick, 32l9 Indiana Ave,
Tuesday morning asked the Stanton
Ave police to Investigate a nat al
1921 Indiana Ave. The complainant
alleges that at all hours OF the day ana
night, things go on there not approved
by Blue Law agitators.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30

Mr.. S. j. McLemore had the mis-
fortune to have his foot caught in an
elevator breaking all the toes on one
foot. He has been confined to his
bed, but is now able to be about on
crutchers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30

Mr.. Joe Webb, Jr., brother to Miss
Rhoynette Webb, passed away Mon
day the 25th, after an illness of more
than one year. Interment will take
place in Peru, Ind, the family home.
Mr.. Webb leaves large family, wife
and one son and a host of friends
to mourn him.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30
FISK OUTING GOING BIG

Nothing is being left undonc to
make the Fisk Outing the classic holi-
day OF the season Tickets are selling
last since many Chicagoans. have de
cdcd to take their visiting friends on
the trip Have YOU bought your tick
ct. 1t seems safe to predict that you
won't be able to get one after Monday.
August !. All aboard for St Joe and
Benton Harbor
Boat leaves $50 a m. city time, foot
OF s. Wabash Ave. Some tickets for
sale at Urban League Nincennes Ho-
tel. and Davidson x Portcr's drug
store. 35th and State.
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Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Young. $3.50
Giles Ave, entertained a few friends
last Sunday afternoon at luncheon in
honor OF Mrs. Laura Cherry OF Chat
ham, Canada, who is visiting i'll the
city. During her stay. Mrs. Cherry
is stopping with cousin, Mrs. Ben
nit 1531 POLL Ct
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Living in Suburbs

Mesdames Ora Williamson and
Nicy Licas are now living in Morgan
Park at 10th Place and Racine Ave.
They formerly resided at 2638 Vernon
Ave, but bought lots last summer
through the Bailey Realty Co.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30

Admitted as second class matter. Oct. IL.
1913, at the Post Office mt Chicago. IN.
under the Act of March 8. 1879.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-30

Term Of Subscription Payable in sdvanesi.
One Year. S2.00i Six Months. So -xsi
Three Months Tie.
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An Explanation from Prof. N. Clark
Smith

SWING Low Sweet Chariot. A
new anthem was FIRST played by the
Tuskegec Band in their concert in 1913
and was written after a suggestion of
DR. Booker T. Was hington to Major
Smith This number will be sung by
Mrs. Blanche Dorsey Poyton and Ebc-
neezcr Baptist choir, Prof John A.
Taylor. director
Note The following letter will cN-
plain
Chicann LII