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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-02-17

wANTED-A man TO ride ditch
for Payette-Oregon Slope Irrigation
District for season 1921 Send bid
and references TO J. l.. Brown, Pay
cite. Idaho. The board reserves the
right to accept any one OF the bids
made or reject all. j. l.. Brown,
Pros. V-ll.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-02-17
ANNOUNCEMENT

DOCTOR ]. c. WOODWARD.
IST. WOODWARD
BUILDING. PAYErTE. IDAHO
desires to announce that he
will be at his office every af-
ternoon for the purpose OF FIT
TING GLASSES, Arrangements
may be made for evening ap-
pointments, Eyes will be ex-
amined FREE OF CHARGE
Office equipment includes
every modern instrument, FIT
and SATISFACTION guaran-
teed.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
The LynchiTg Commission.

Medl Mccormick of Illinois introduced bill in
providing Commission Lynchng Those who
the membership of this Commission be
pointed by the President with the advice and of the Senate
Specific task of this body clearly defined Section OF the Bill
The Commission shall conduct general inquiry into the sub
mob violence and ynchng in the United States shall in
cude the number of ynchgs which have taken place within the
conclusions in the adequacy of the
remedies available for their avoidance Another significant feature
of the Mccormick Commission is the fact that will be endowed
whomsoever choose to testify the
subject of lynchng.
almost dead certainty that this bill will unanimously
Congress Senator Mccormick like other
thinking the white beginning realize that the lynch
kindred developing the problems
Perpetrators of this have almost invariably
unpublished AS result natural contempt for all law has been
This especially when the do suit their
immediate The conduct of the South during
striking of the growth of disregard for
Federal In certain districts the draft boards refused to
Needless millions neestaed persuasive
propaganda yet hundreds of lives of Federal had
gravity yncng evil rendered serious by the
attitude American black He has been denied the
lection life His accumuaons secured In fact he has
of all the commendab objects of pursuit recognized
satisfactory order The governments
official notice of these unjust and fuedasc practices
black lose confidence the integrity of official
black who today would be- and should
be- factors have joined the ranks of the idle
and shtless dangerous have concluded that justice
far conditioned the of their
their blows Recent racial clashes throughout
the nation bear out WITHOUT need of further argument
This country titanic international questions to
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Death Farm and Its Tragedies.

Many object the narrowing OF the crimes
tired of reading about the malreatment and ynchrg OF he
people, Others excam that asgrayae the cond
and alarm to the public ouh ooeoh
foolish and do not hold water
in present age wishes live position of false
security No wants high spirits by the lurid
imagination neither be duped de-
ceved and betrayed by the fae of compromising editors who
myself, asI 'N''''' ''"''F u o@''''' wen ''
Let the concerning ourselves in this country
Let establish the truth though be nude and bare When
the truth told pity seep into the heart OF humanity tears
sympathy le down the painted cheek of civilization virtue
stand aghast and horror its hair stand Never
thee the world must know and must tell OF the mfamy ana
murder which defames dehes the Southern States OF
the United States of America.
the wake of ynchngs entaing such weird
vivsecton, and beatng to the
light he tale of Death Farm The Death Farm located Jasper
County Georgia. abuttng the Yellow River There the RED
hills where of black people have been and still held
There they forced work and toll under the piess
lash of the mudrvng When the task OF the farm be-
rome human burden and they either Jagged
complained climax the story John William (white
Death would chain their wehed bodies together
weigh them down with then throw them into the gmy
of the pald Yellow River Occasionally to the
this murder William would beat his obssrep
black nsenbty and then the point of
them dig feet into the ground for the final resting place
bodies He would then split their
with his and force their comrades to bury
them.
Neros garden might had torches made of human
skulls from which the blood of his enemies and Kaiser
Wilhelm might bleeding breast of ravhed France
of Death Farm located somewhere Georgia. ecpses them all
When realize that the unfortunate in the South
souls become narrowed young blood freezes,
from their sockets like leaving their spheres and
knotted and combined locks stand end like the quilts OF the re
and this internal blzon must be flesh
blood order that the world may know" and think
To the end that these be ended and the mafeaso
hd the truth must be made known The public must hear of
opinion formulated such tolerance The Chicago Whip
Farm and the bring the millennium day to
this mundane sphere and this United States OF America
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Quinn Chapel A. M. Z. Church, Path
and Wabash Ave, H. E Stewart.
Pastor

"Ihc trah shall mike You Tree"
Rral 'ha4> ara beHg done al thi.
church. thousands arr hearing the pa
tor every sunday
1--we thousand i've hundred uncm
pla9cd have beea given ire meal> I'd
81. la-' r." weeks. thcy arc being I'D
cve-# day The Victory Rails ha.
been continued
10000 w. Lard on lie tablr la,f
Sunday for the faH-e OF sacred ms
ziaIs
sunday school ha- outProNn the
lecture foom and have moved INTO tbe
waia auditorium
Sunday April the 10Th the pastor
will preach Subject. "The Klu kluN
Kan Aud How TO Discredit Their
Work
Sunday April the l7th. Subject
True and False Lcaders-bolh III
politics and religion"
SUNDAY MAJ the first Tic Prince
of Peace
sunday April 24ib Or John Z.
Gregg President Of Nilbcriorec Tn
vrr>ify DR.. Gregg will deliver a lee
'ura Monday night April the 18th.
Africa Aud The Black Mans
Redemption
Nll graduate and undergraduate,
OF Nilbcriorcc will meet DR.. Gregg
Sunday afternoon, April the 2+th Al
Quinn chapel
h1E platform meeting aud >ympo-
sum bf religious and civic organiza-
uon- SUNDAY afternoon, May the Isl
4t 80 O'Clock
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

IL s ,"ar," ), ou1 ana vas aischargea;
iob here VIII nrst do. ''o'''
! sec that you are like the average
man that gets Gonorrhca; you are
a a. ing. Tor pr. a quick cure. get II out
bc;gg cured a, icea,' - " doi'2 or ma
thorough cure. Remember thai il
often takes from four TO eight weeks
70 cure thls disease and sometimes
@FTar,hody l'no,,s . ah oie Say lug
begins but the Lord knows when il
ends"
You spoke about Your having this
~ 5;sa ~. t IN :, III 1'nei @ol
car.e vau have ie+ il 20 an % Iorg
and YOU were not treated properly III
the beginning. You should also be
, ia,.i, ma, c't4i,s sases are NOR
the length oi timc oiyen a5ovc re- re-,
iorred 70 new cases. Remember that
simply stopping the discharge doc
not mean that the disease is curcd.
A good physician Will examine
smear under the microscope and Whcn
there are no moro germs present he
Will pronounce you cured.
You asked me where YOU could get
cured 4 YOU llvc here IA Chicago
there are several physicians in thi.
city that treat Gonorrhca very -no=
cessiully. It would not be ethical Tor
me 10 tell YOU fhe NAMES nt ana 1f
these physicians or 20 tell you tlIaf ]
treat Gonorrhca. but i Is mp to You
TO choose good physician. orc that
would b. interested IT, you and your
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

performed III Washington where you had
no license, this was not a valid marriage
Consult a lawyer in your local city and
give hun all OF the facts in the ease and
then he can advise YOU more iully in re
the latter question
Ques.. Is there anv city law against
parking automobiles in front OF resi-
dcnces at night without lights burning
on it,
Ans. Yes. 1t is required that auto
mobiles SO parked must have both front
and tail lights burning This law j, so
seldom complied with by motorists as
To make ii unknown TO many
Cues ! have Lease .on flat and
the lease expires May lst. have Just
received notice from the landlord that
can keep the fat Tor $4,000, which is
an increase OF $50 per month Doe,
tins notice automatically renew ms
lease
Ans Yes, il you accept it by acting
upon if.
Que A man is in the habit o. hor-
rowing money from his and hi, wiic's
friend, without his wfe's knowledge
aCn the wife be held Tor payment o. the
debts Can the furniture be taken
Ans The wife j, not liable unle
the loans were made and used or FANNY
expenses Whether or not the furniture
can be taken depends upon who owns ii.
send all questions Tor this column to|
Herman L. Moore,
Go THE CHICAGO WHIP.
$40 State Street
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Dr.. Bray. Evangelist. in Hamilton, o.

front The most optimistic do doubt that the settle
require conflict The fidelity of fifteen million cannot be
ignored such Unofficial organizations collected
lot of data ncng They had to take such handed
them by those who either committed the
patty with When Federal Commission backed by the
Army and Navy into the bowels of Dixie and those who
have been victims of the that they will be from moes
taton, and startling disclosures will be made the subject
We of the opinion that when this has been made and the
whole truth placed before the American people its nudeness
that public sentiment will be Immediately organized Cultivate this
Senator Mccormick should be congratulated by the whole
nation for his ghtedness. He only doing the black
favor but the nation q service
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

by nice little
amounts OF ready
lin nc a n d
cy cry W Ii t r e
women are found
making investiga-
lions As to the
best method OF in
Hesting Them. We
will find that first
mortgages pur-
chased right here
on the south side
OF Chicago will
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

can | get a quick
cure. / am from
Gown G ton, Ga,
and there ! was a
victim OF Gonorr-
hea going on for
8 years tthis was
the cause OF poor
treatment down
there. after | got
here / got a job
but when l was
examined by the
Company's doctor
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

riage license and
was married in
Washington, d.
{. Is this a legal
III arria g e. We
have been separ-
ated for 8 years.
How can [ GET a
divorce and marry
again
Ans No. If
your license was
issued in Virginia
and the ceremony
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Legal Hints To
Women

toilette y. Anderson, Attorney-at-law
Many women in the past two or
three years OF economic revolution
have been able to accumulate and lay
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
| legal Catechism
By Herman E. Moore.
Attorney-at-Jaw

Ques. In 1911 I was living in
Was hington, d. c. and went 10 Alex
andria, Virginia. and took out a mar
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
Y. MI. c. A. News

\ meeting under the direction OF
Mr.. Harvey Saunders was held Satur-
dag. evening, March 20 Mrs. Cones
Industrial Glee Glib rendered a pro-
gram at g O'Clock Saturday evening
The Progressive Choral Club OF ST
Paul Church, under direction OF Mr..
Chas. 4. White. held recital in the
Auditorium Monday evening, March
%. at o'clock. Free motion pictures
are shown in the lobby every Satur-
day evening at 8.lsf
Prof. ]. L. Tafner's Bible Class
meets every Monday evening at 7.45
The topics are very interesting. All
men are invited to Join and take past
in the discussions.
DR.. George b. Shepardson, NJ. D.
chemist and evangelist. will conduct
the services at the mems meeting each
Sunday during the month OF April. DR..
Shepardson illustrates his sermons by
the use OF chemicals. lie IS assisted
by an able corps OF gospel singer and
has forceful message. he subject
Tor Sunday. April ;. is Gods Great
Men The meeting begins promptly
at $50 Come early and get good
seat
The Englewood Musical and Dra-
matte Club will appear at the \ NJ
[. a. Tuesday evening, April l.. al
SIS o'clock The offering will consist
OF two-act musical operetta and - he
Eyes OF the World" a one-act drama.
You are cordially invited to attend.
There will be no admission charged.
The treasure hunt which was sched
ued by the Boys Division for last sat
urday was postponed on account OF
the rain. The boys will start out on
Saturday morning. A car ride and
hike to the Northwest Indian Trail at
irving Park will be a feature OF the
program.
Preparations are being made for the
Annual Clean-Up Week and Garden
Campaign.
Recent Arrivals.
{. Z. Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J.. Anderson, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Harry Hard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Slas Rhodes, Cincinnati. Ohio.
RI Pattengall, Cincinnati, Ohio.
II. Frec4l Houston, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ray ". Noel Cincinnati, Ohio
l. 4. Smms, Cincinnati, Ohio.
/. J. Faulkner. Cincinnati, Ohio.
William Johnson. Cincinnati, Ohio.
T Banks, St Paul, Mimi
O. Mcfarland, Waukegan, III.
]. T. Morris, Atlanta, Ga.
J. II. Hulsey, Atlanta, Ga.
{. S. Booker, Champaign. Ill.
lanes Kelly. Nashville, Tenn.
T. Wallace Kansas City, Mo.
r. l. Williams. Oakland, Calf.
II. H. IIaines, Cleveland, Ohio.
f. J. Pitts, Cincinnati Ohio.
Dr. Bray, Evangelist, in Hamilton, o.
Accompanied by his gospel singer,
Prof Geo Z. Wright, DR. il. Frank
lin Bray reached Hamilton, Ohio last
week and began at once an assault
upon the strongholds OF sin with such
force and vigor that the. city IS
aroused and the Christians lined up
as never before. DR. Bray delivers his
messages so that the simplest and
youngest can understand The gospel
and results always follow.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

WITH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY WITH uN-
STINTED CREDIT TO THOSE WHO MERIT WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALIsM WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02
St. Mark M. f. Church.

- = ? y 1NWH'II7VIIf d7E"I7
Last sunday was one oi ST Marks
biggest dag The mann auditorium and
all the space available was taken and
many turned away The pastor preached
a great sermon from the subject Jesus
the Lord OF Lie" Iii, sermon va
wen taken BIS the largest audience ihat
was ever in st Mark at any time or at
any occasion Ncxt SUNDAY 1, our quar-
tcrly communion. The Rev Harvey.
pastor St Mary'5 4 N T. Church sill
preach the communion sermon and In,
choir will sing All member aud friends
are invited to attend our services
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

Health Hints
By DR.. Troy Smith.

10 Dr. Troy Smith:
Sir: Kindly advise me through the
columns OF the Whip how and where
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
TWO PIONEERS VISIT
TREASURER'S OFFICE
John w. Ulm and Simon F
Fogg Still Attending
To Business.

The advance guard OF the fall tax
payers visited the city treasurer's of
flee this week. They are John W. Ulm
and simon +. Fogg
Ulm and Fogg were pioneers in Ham
mond and did a great deal to develop
the city. Ulm has given away a great
many acres of land to induce industries
to locate in Hammond. Fogg was su-
perintendent of the Hammond Pack
ing plant and with Thomas Hammond
opened two sub divisions on the east
side, known as the Fogg and Ham
mond subdivisions.
Both Ulm and Fogg have disposed or
the greater portion of their holdings in
the city. Mr. Ulm having sold his LAST
big tract to the LaSaile Steel Company.
He holds q subdivision in the vicinity
OF that plant and several acres of land
on Sheffield avenue.
Mr.. Ulm and Mr. FogE are both very
wealthy men. but they live simply Mr.
and Mrs. Fogg have settled on a small
but modern farm near Valparaiso Mr..
Fogg resides in Chi.ago, but winters in
California. where he has big real estate
Investments.
Whenever the two old timers are in
town they invariably call upon a ".
Turner aid T ". Neyn. Mr. Tim is
more than eighty years of age and Mr.
Fogg is nearing the eighty mark.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
NOR. IND. GAS
SURRENDERS
FRANCHISES

The Northern Indiana Gas & Electric
Co, is now under full supervision Of
the Indiana Public Service Commission.
Late yesterday afternoon the company
surrendered the franchises granted b.
local authorities in thirty mine munici-
palities OF the state.
The communities affected include
Hammond Whiting. East Chicago.
Griffith and smaller towns Of Lake
county. South Bend. Mishawaka, Michi-
gan City, Wabash, Button. Logansport
Fort Wayne. St. Joseph county and La
porte county.
At the last session OF the Legislature
law was passed making it possible
for utilities that had not come under
the supervision Of the commission with
in the time limit OF the riSinal law to
do so now If they SO desired.
The Northern Indiana Gas and Fl
ectric Co, which has it's offices in Ham
nond is one of the states largest util-
tiles and is one of the last TO surrend-
or its franchises Similar action was
taken a few weeks ago by the Ham
mond. Whiting and East Chicago st.
Railway CO.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
(BULLETIN)
TWO MEN SET FIRE
To SCHOOL AFTER
WARNING TEACHER

VALPARAISO. Ind. Sept 3o.-Two
men in an automobile stopped at the
Carver school house in Pine township.
asked the teacher. Miss Catherine
Maxwell of Valparaiso. If she was
there alone. and learning she was
ordered her TO leave at once No eff
fort vas made to rob or molest her
but as soon as she left the men rushed
inside the building, poured kerosene
on the floor and desks and set fire TO
the building.
The plucky school teacher hurried
to her rooming house, a quarter of a
mile away. and notified men there.
They arrived at the schooi IN time to
put the fire our after some OF the desks
had been destroyed hole burned in
the floor and the building damaged.
The two men were strangers 10 Miss
Maxwell. and no motive can be learn
ed for their action.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
HAMMOND
AGENTS GET
BILLY EDDY
Capt. NeIs St. Peter Was Sur
prised When Reception Body
Met Him At Harbor
fsPEcIAl TO The rlnEsI

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Sept. SO
The good ship Billy Eddy, unable to
dock at Chicago, slipped into port
here yesterday and furnished Indiana S
first case of booze smuggling by The
Lake Michigan route. The Billy Eddy
bore 100 barrels of beer
A reception committee was waiting
in the boat houses near the wharf to
greet these pioneers of a new CONNER
cial venture. However. they did not
show themselves. The harbor gum
doomed no salute. The boat dock Cd
in silence.
Forth stepped Capt. Nelson St Peter
of Chicago. He was not vexed by the
fact that the citizenry was not out 20
bid him welcome. His mind was bent
on renting several trucks to transport
his cargo to warehouses.
He was surprised when the recep-
tion committee suddenly appeared
around him. Among the prominent
folks present were Attorney Earl
Rowley OF Laporte. prosecuting attor
ney for Laporte county. and Edwar4
Berwanger of Hammond, prohibition
enforcement agent. Others present
were numerous members of the Michi-
gan City police force and some deputy
sherifs.
Instead OF the keys OF the city, Capt.
St. Peter was shown the keys of the
Jail.
While st. Peter was getting his first
taste OF Indiana hospitality, the po-
licemen and deputy sheriffs had been
mixing with the crew OF the Billy
Eddy. All were made prisoners and
the boat was taken into custody. The
beer Is being analvzed today and il it
shows proper amount OF kick. St. Peter
and his crew viii be out of luck Tho
state viii also probably have a good
boat for sale.
The Billy Eddy tried TO dock al
South Water street in Chicago on
Wednesday. She appeared outside the
harbor and failing to receive the prop
er signal from the men in charge of a
flock of trucks on the wharf. had put
about and disappeared. In the mean
time the truck drivers were arrested
Federal authorities received the tip
that the boat was heading for Michi-
gan City and the Hammond prohibi-
ton office was notified 10 prepare T.,
meet 1t. Berwanger came at once ::
Michigan City where re met Proseou-
tor Rowley and laid the plans which
resulted in the capture. The beer is
supposed to have been purchased u
Canada
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
HITS
RY. TRAFFIC

Traffic over all city lines OF the Gary
Street Railway and the Gary and
Southern, Gary and Hamond, Gary and
Hobart and the Gary and Interurban
lines securing their power through
the Gary Street Railway from the
power station at Blue Island was de-
layed just two hours last night as a
result Of the severe rain and electric al
storm.
The electrical storm on thu power
lines between Gary and Blue Island
badly crippled the electric service and
did considerable damage Power was
off from sos until 1905 p. m
Rain fell in torrents in Gary 'or
more than an hour. 1t was accompani-
ed by heavy wind which tore down
awnings. up-rooted trees and broke
windows Considerable damage is -
ported in the Ridge Road district
which was swept by a high wind OF
cyclonic velocity.
city Treasurer Win Hunter of Gary.
candidate for county treasurer, who
was caught in the wind and rain storm
In his machine near Highlands state
that he never saw it rain SO hard in his
life He was unable to see the road
way and was forced to halt his ma
chine for nearly half an hour.
The storm hit every section of the
county according to reports reaching
thi sofice today
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
MERCURY DROPS WITH
A S|CK|NING THUD
SO Degrees of Difference in
Temperature is Record
ed in "a Hours.
IlNTgRNAIloNAL News seRvIce

CHICAGO, Sept 29-Having dropped
with chilling thud from a maximum
of 81 degrees above zero yesterday at
ternoon to a minimum of 81 degrees
early today. the temperature now is
threatening a further plunge to the
freezing point tonight, according TO
the weather bureau forecast
A light frost in the lowlands and
open spaces Of the suburbs probably
viii fall tonight. The first frost Of
the year was recorded Tuesday morn
in, although it was so light as to do
virtually no damage to lingering
sprouts of green plants.
The danger of the normal first frost
has been passed. and there need be no
more surprise at crisp mornings from
now on. said Prof. H. J. Cox, chief OF
the weather bureau here Tempera-
ture has been unusually changeaole
for the last three weeks, said Prof.
Cox. but the change from yesterday TO
today Is the most violent Of the season.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
Pittsburgh Hard Hit

PITTSBURGH, PA, Sept. s0-A sud
,1en and vtoieRS STORM accompanied
by 60-mile gale and a 15 degree drop
in temperature, swept over Pittsburgh
district at O'Clock this morning.
Heavy damage resulted IN Pittsburgh
Allegheny and neaghborIng counties.
Many buildings were unroofed in
Washington county and at Sturgeon.
Pa A church was lifted off its foun-
dations Practically all oil derricks be
tween Oakdale Allegheny county and
Mcdonald. Washington county. have
been blown down. Two unknown men
were seriously injured in Pittsburgh by
a falling sign. T@e American Tele-
graph Telegraph company reports
the loss of over 100 wires or one-third
of all its long distance wires to Pitts
burgh.