The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

bout the Great Highway. For the first
lmc in the history OF the race white
men find themselves closely and directly
associated with colored women OF some
legree OF culture and education and
ave the opportunity OF observing them
or the first time from and on their own
evel We as a race OF women. have
cen unjustly charged with being highl5
usceptibc to the fattering attentions OF
White men. 1t is now our happy priv
eye to give the lie to the charge.
Most girls in the business world, re
,ardlcss OF color, find themselves at
ONE time or another associated with
men who make advances insist on
socializlng." No girl can afford ii. 1t
letracts IRON her business efficiency
o saw the least. For reasons above
mentioned and others too numerous 10
mention. no COLORED Girl can
.fford H. We are making histury-let
here be no blot OF our own making
IN is page. Association OF Colored
iris with white men with and under
whom they work except IN strict con
urmancc with conventions spells DIS
ASTER FOR COLORED BUSINESS
iris.
The Sind General Assembly OF the
tate OF Illinois oonvenes Tuesday, Jan.
t. l92l at the state capitol Tor prob
,bly its most important session Tor over
ifiy years However, no weghty cares
Il craftsmanship seemed to burden the
minds OF Warren b. Douglas, ). b
Turner and A. H. Roberts as they made
their way Springheldward Tuesday A.
NJ. Then. too. the set sternness OF the
High Chief OF the Registrars Office,
Ted Steinert, had given way to a
genial smile as he, too, hied trainward
with the rest OF the happy gang, Sid
LYONS Ralph Church. Howard {. Cas-
tie Sol Roderiek, VIM. Cruder, Vim.
Thon and the invincible Dave Shan.
ahan.
Il IS whispered that the bills that
the legislators will handle this week are
little different" to the usual kind
which accounts for the Miles and
Miles OF Smiles
VIM T. Woodland. photographer, is an
artist in the fullest sense OF the word.
A visit to his studio at 302 East 35th
street will be both convincing and eddy
ing. The walls bf his studio are adorned
with pictures OF beautiful women, hand
some men and lovely children-each a
tribute to the skill and artistry OF Mr..
Woodland. Mr.. Woodland furnishes the
cover designs for some Of the leading
magazines OF the country and the de-
signs are reproductions from his large
array OF "Colored American Beauties.
Mr. Woodard is truly the Miracle Man
OF Photographic art and picture made
by him is thing OF beauty and JOY
forever Miss Wilson, assistant in
charge of the studio, adds much to Its
success by her charm and grace and is
an artist OF no mean ability herself.
The FORTY CLUB added to its al
ready enviable reputation as the arbiter
OF things social" and the sponsor OF
ial-athletics in the Windy City by its
latest Basketball and Dance Monday
evening, Jan. 3, 1921, at the Eighth Reg
iment Armory.
DIR. Al Johnson, basketball enthus-
last, and the committee associated with
him spared no efforts to make this game
and dance the biggest ever. Though
St. Christopher's team of New YORK
lost to the Forty boys, score 1924, they
were more than compensated by the
social courtesies extended them by the
Forty boys, who generously accorded
the New Workers the pleasure of the
society of Chicago's coterie OF "Prett,
Debs" who were in attendance as usher'
and it is whispered that the "witchinp
chances" of the same pretty "Debs'
caused the hitherto invincible New York