davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
VAN RAALTE ISSUES REPORT.

The annual report OF the Van Rsalte
Company. Inc. for 1870 shows net profits
OF q. .22i, COS before the deduction OF Fed
cral taxes and OF ta3l, ,sss after such de-
duction. Dividends on the preferred
stock amounted to t29I 800 and there was
transferred TO surplus t634. .09s. The nler-
chandse inventory on December 81. at
market price, was N.Ts.612; total cur
rent assets 81. 49, y5 and other assets
gite 30
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
NFW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS. March e.-The cotton
market closed steady to-day at net. advance
OF 80 to 81 points. Closing: March, ll.2o;
May. 11.72: July, 12.0I; October, 12.52i De-
cenber. 1871.
Southern spot markets follow:
Galveston steady, unchanged at 12c. sales
6s6 bales. New Orleans steady. 20 higher az
lic.i sales, 1.133 bales. Mobile nominal, IN
steady, 80 higher at H. SOC: sales, TO bales
Norfolk quiet. unchanged at 11.25c. sales
72 bales. Augusta steady ~ higher a.
at 12c; sales. 1,T50 balea. ST. Louis quiet
unchanged at 1oc.; sales. NIL Houston
Little Rock quiet unchanged at iil0c., /,
sales, 3l0 bales. Dallas steady, 81 higher
nj 10.s5c.; sales. 2,407 bales. Montgomery
Fort Worth steady. 35 higher az l0s5o.;
sales, $50 bales.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
CHICAGO PRICES.

No large purchases Of cash wheat in
yesterdays market could be confirmed,
but italy bought 100000 bushels late
on Tuesday. Yesterdays sales totalled
about $4,000 bushels to the Continent.
and with Tuesdays business totalled
100000 bushels. The feature OF
the Italian buying was that It repre-
sented purchases for shipment as far
ahead as May. There were also indica-
tions that France would reenter the
market, buying for the colonies. The
trade also was ENCOURAGED by cable
from England. which declared that Ar
gentfne and American prices we're not so
far apart. Many thought that the re-
port might mean a resumption OF buying
by the British commission. Gulf pre-
miums continued easy. There were ru-
mors OF large sales of corn. but sales Of
only $4,000 bushels of It could be con-
firmed. 1t Is possible, as an exporter
remarked. that a large part OF the corn
business Is being done directly from the
West. The -four demand lattened out
with the large figures on farm reserves.
although prices have been reduced 10 to
25 cents a barrel
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
TUESDAYS COUPONS ACCEPTED

The Federal Reserve Bank or New
York. Coupon Paying Division. will re-
celve in advance OF the payment date
coupon No. 6. due and payable March f5,
1891, detached from ~ per cent third
Liberty loan bonds. Checks IN payment
OF coupons thus deposited in advance
will be ready for delivery at ESQ A. NJ.
Tuesday. Member banks may have the
proceeds, when due. credited TO their
reserve accounts upon request
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
Business Troubles
SCHEDULES N BANKRUpTcY.

The following schedules IN bankruptcy were
filed yesterday IN tie United States District
Courts
VINCENT COLLINS, mo. 745 Fifth avenue.
with liabilities Of 900 and assets Of
@,fl4. Max II. Sanders, AZ Broadway. Is
attorney for the bankrupt
BERNSTEIN & COHEN IA address. with
liabilities OF Ss9.05T and assets OF $40, col.
Abraham J. Herick, 90 Nassau street. Is
attorney for the bankrupts
AETNA GARMENT CO.. INC, 10 East
Thtrty-third street, with liabilities of S6s,-
$50 and assets OF S46.O62. Morris Neck
ritz. il5 Broadway. is attorney for the
bQplxrffut
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at 10 points advance :
middling. 6.99d Sales. 5000; American.
1000. Imports. 5000: American, 1000.
Tenders. new docket, 5000 bales. Futures
opened steady at IS 10 % points advance !
closed quiet but steady at "a TO 2s points ad-
vance. March, 7.35d.; May. I.35d. July.
7.7Sd.: October. 1920. Manchester-Yarns
htili clntha nriaf
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
RECEIVERS N BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers IN bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday BY Judge Julius M
BENJAMIN BERNSTEIN, temporary re-
ceiver for the Martalex Manufacturing
Company. 452 East 14sth street, with bond
of $500. Archibald Palmer. $40 Broadway,
Is attorney for the petitioner.
PIlNEAS LBWISOHN. temporary receiver
for the Royal Electric Shops, aI6 Vest
chester avenue. with bond of $500. David
petitioner
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
Reorganization of
Maxwell Motor Company, Inc.
Chalmers Motor Corporation

The time 10 file the forms of apple a.
ton attached to AppIicati on Certificates
for new stock in excess Of the minimum
rights Of urchasc conferred By the Plan
and Agreement Of Reorganization dated
September /, 1890 and to make the
initial payment Of an amount equal to
$40 IN respect of each share Of Glass A
stock 50 applied for, has been ex-
tended, mithout penalty. 70 the close
OF business on APRIL 4, 1921.
Dated March a, Io1I.
WALTER p. CIRYSLER. Chairman
y. X. HARBECK, Vice Hartman
ELDON BISBEE
JAMES q. BRADY
HARRY BR0NNER
LEO M. BUTZEL
HUGH CHALMERS
GEORGE w. DAWSON
". II. EVERirT
HENRY v. POOR
". r. TINKER
RAIPH VAN vECHTEN
Committee
A. A. RosT. Secretary.
- n
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
Fire Record

a. VI. Loss.
.Oo-Aea East 24th st. Little
f0--so3 Prospect az The Bronx
Max frrnel ..t.......t.... .Trifling
ei5-ii west iisth sd Isaac schuer-
hafAfr ..#....... ....a 4.....s " Unknown
r M
t.tt--igs Norfoit ii M0lils Aron.
berg ....+..4.t...s. ....t.. n Unknown
a.lo-.STi st Nicholas As Mrs. r. w. pot.
Ter .4...s4ststss..ss4 .t..tt 4 ~ NkitHNN
c.f1-sa4 Pearl st. frcup Lyon. Unknown
.G0l-30a Henry st.f Jewish School. Unknown
.00-a2a Broadway. automobile IN
garage. owner unknown. ........ Si00
.3O--8sT East iasth st.. The Bronx
John Goiirtein. ....s...t.... . Y Unknown
2o--l72 Aun e.. Park Lunch. i. Unknown
ioi5-~206T Scventh av. unknown. Unknown
WANT 10 trade or sell your auto7 Try a
Want 40 IN the Automobile Exchange OF
Tho Herald and aat quick seftons-AdeA
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
BANK or GERMANY STATEMENT

BERLrN March Statement % the
Imperial Bank Or Germany FOR the
period ended February 2S shows the fol-
lnMing channes
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
INTERIOR RECFIPTs.
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.

MINNEAPOLIS, March g.--Flour unchanged
70 Zoe lower. IN carload lots family patents
quoted at sa30di9. 35 barrel In 9S pound
cotton sacks shipments, s2,5J1 barrels.
Bran. S23.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
The Sew York Central Railroad Go.

New NNlhf MNfNN Nkut AN@ls
A dividend 81 ono Dollar and Twenty fivn
cents tsf 2s) per share on the Capital stock
~ thts Company ha heen declared, payable
May 2ud. 1874, a. ihc office ~ the General
rrrApurrr "a atockholdcrr OF record At the
stose of business Arri lat, 1921.
MTLTpN s. BARGBR, General Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
We Have Orders In:
Industrial Stocks

fHdttStrfnt StOChs
Bliss, E. W, Com. < Pfd.
Carbon Steel, Com. & Pfd.
Celluloid Co., & Rts.
City Investing, Com. & Pfd.
Eastman Kodak, Com. & Pfd.
General Baking, Com. & Pfd.
Van Raaite, Com. & Pfd.
Sugar Stocks
Central Aguirre Sugar
Central Sugar, Com. & Pfd.
Faiardo Sugar
Federal Sugar
National Sugar
Savannah Sugar, Com. & Pfd.
West India Sugar. Fin, Pfd. & Is
Trust Go. Stocks
Columbia Trust
Central Union Trust
Equitable Trust
Farmers Loan & Trust
Lawyers Title & Trust
Title Guar. & Trust
StOne.P .Pr0SSer&D0ty
81 William ST.. NJ. Y. Hanover 7733
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
r. = DUPONT DE SrNioURs POWDER
COMPANY.
Milmlneton. DeIavar,

The Annual meeting of tho stockholders of
Yhe = n DUPONT de Nomours Powder Com
pany wifi bc held on MONDAY. tho 2tst day %
March, 1871 et twelve O'Clock noon. az the
ark street Hoboken, New Jersey, for the
purpoae Of eiectirg a BOARD of Directors and
receiving and acting upon the reports of tho
pffirers and for the transaction OF such
6trer business as may properly coms hefors
ALEX1s ~ SuroNT, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
TREASURY DEPAKINFNl

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Pittsburgh, Pa. March j, 1871.
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds OF VANDAIsIA
RAILROAD COMPANY 20 a total cost Of
$3.50. 90 viii be purchased for the sinking
fund March 81. 1921 at the Agency OF tho
Company, The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, New York City, under tho follow
INC provision OF the mortgage:
s'scaied proposals for the sale Of said
bonds win be received at the Agency of
said Railroad Company In the City OF
New York. and bonds offered at the price
which. exclusive or sccrued interest there
on shall he tho lowest percentage OF the
principal thereof WIN be accepted and
pafG for az not exceeding par and accrued
interest. should bonds of different hold
: evs he offered a. The sRme price the mum
= her w Tush bonds purelingcd shall bp 0H
pro ratn bhfr ns unafiy as practicable.
M proportion ~ tl8e whaie uunibor az
bonds offered A the aame price"
Proposals 10 soil bonds % ths SINKING fund
must DO IN the hands ~ Thr inrrcra LoRn
and Triist Company, New York Citt before
three O'Clock p NJ on "wednesday March 40,
1921 md must state the SERIES Letter of the
bonds offered on March 3iat notice ~ a..
oeptanccs will be mailed, and interest 20
Aprfl 1, 1871. VII be paid on bonds accepted
ronds accepted must be delivered on April
first or security furnished nu ihR' day, IN
required. that delivery WIN b. made within
r. N. y. MCKNIGHT. rrsasurss
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
nIYInrNps ~ INrEREsT.

u
.e----~-~2~~N
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT CoMPASh ~.
The Board 0f Directors haEs W w.. r,aiiar and
sevenfy- live Cents Gi75l per share upon
the Preferred Capita stock OF tlis ,s,s 1Vsnpai5
navahie Anrf ist, 1921. 70 stoeSholdefr, 81
record al the cl0se ot business magcn lanIl, ~
1921. Dividend checks WIZ be inalieo " rars' ,ne
fsarmers' Loan and Trust COMPANY, Aralls s,
ser AGENTS. Nos 1872 william street. New
York city, 10 stockholders VINO heVe hileo
'''a''''s Al. M. ROBERTSON Secretary.
New York, March sth. 1871. --.......----.-.,....
TRACTION C0MPANS \,
The board n Directors have utetafta ths
rcs,,iar ntlarterly dividend ~ one Dollar
tsico psr Share upon tho Rrsttsr5sa sS9Sk g6S,
or this Company. payRnle ,ApIh 49, ,as,
Blvldend cheeks VII be mn.led ~ The Farm
ere Loan and Trurt company, Transier
Agar.a Noe. 1920 william street, New York
civ. 10 stockholders who have fned mailing
orders. !. rr.....
Il. II. RETCHEBT, Secretary ana Treasuror.
Natv York March Sth 1871.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
NEW YORK PRICES.

wHEAT.-No. hard. 81 e0h; No. / Mani
toba. T,s7h: No. 2 mixed durum. si.7sh.
c. l. T.. track, ~. y, 10 arrive.
CORS.--No. yellow, sSssc. No. white,
ssIsc.; No. mixed, sshc.. c. I. e.. y. r..
oATs.-No. / white. size; No. white.
bIc. No. Q white. 56c.: No. white. SAC, :
fancy clipped white, 60c.. ordinary clipped
white, 5sc, all elevator.
RYE.--No. Western. sI.10A. I. o. b.,
and ~. .Ga%. {. E. T.. ". ".
BARIEY.-Feeding. s0ds6c. mailing. $50
a5c., c. 4 r.. N. "
BUCKwHEAT.--sound milling. so.To nom
inal 100 lbs.
HAY.-No. /. sl.40d1.50; No. 2, 81 900
LAO; No. 3, 81. 1901 .25: shipping, e5c.1$i 10.
STRAW No. l rye. SiSdlfe a ton.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
r. 4 dnroNT deNEMoURs AND COMPANY,
wilmington, Delaware.
Notioe il hereby given that the Annual
Neee,ing ~ The Stockholders on the II. y
s,,ysaat aer,emours and Company win be held
~, ~ Nsfynsav ths 18Th day Of March. 1871, at
,,r.iys O'Clock noon. at the principal office
Al the Company, No. 1907 Market Street.
- New castle, state ~ Delaware, for tho
narno.e of eiecting a Board Of Directors and
rerriyinF and acting upon the reports o.
the officers, and for the transaction or sueh
etber business a. rany properly come before
tha meeting The meeting VIII be held ~
the Meeting Room n dupont Building
ALEXIS I. DUPONT Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS


MANfiATTAS.
The FIRST nRmo is that OF the debtor The
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
Wills KNITTING MILLS. INC
Fciner 4 Dreyfuss, Inc. January
81, 1871. .........'.....s....... slleo2
FRfCRE, Theodore r., and EnmH
september sIi rs. ioio. ...,.....t.... Bsa.77
EIsAfAN, Samuel: Hynan FelHen-
stein and Israel Ftschere-A, Ack-
erfnani February p. 1921 eva
" AZ II, Tebruary I. 1918 ......s''... 5000
fGIMMEr. Harry, and Benjamin
iasi Observation-Disclosures. sol 20
BEENNE1, Ray, and .Wiiiiam
". i0al 1870. ............. i.asa7s
Eetl,lardi. october (. 1890. . si7i.ii
fs,i6raafy d laai .-............ 2ls2.aO
"6''SNeii January as, 1870 ...... 1859 T.
sANBORN. II. Mcclellan end Tina
eember ebe :. 1920 .......,.......... s.ioa.s5
MHSnstit Fei.inser st al; October so 1870 s.75s.7i
REALTY CONVERSION coRPS.
ne. iT January 4. iagi .....s.... ao2 ~
FnN REALTY CCTHN..-N Edi-
son Coz September 1e. ap20.....s Rss-Tp
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
,Irr nrI.A,yAnr 4 mrnsON coMpANY

4 quarterly aiyldeud 81 Two AND ONE
pfsAnTrp fgIs9 PIER CENT oil the cap.
ifai efork sf this Company win he raid at
tbs office nf the Company ~ Nassau street,
III thta etty. on and after Monday. March p,
1921 "a Etockholder8 * record A. closs ot
~ order 81 ,ie Board ot Managers
~ III DAVIES, Trsa gurev.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
ETf,R LAKE MINES, LIMITED,
Gi broadway,
New York.
Dividend No. 10

Tne Board of Directors have MS day DE-
ciared 4 d,ytdend 81 i2ise per share on the
al rita1 stock or the Company, payable April
irth. 1921. 10 stockhoderT of record AZ tho
close az business Oh April 1T, 1921. Books
win not close -.. 49,.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
COLOMBIAN TREATY
PUSHED BY HARDING
President in Message to Senate
Requests Early Ratification
Of Document.

psc,ai Despatch 10 THE New YOsk HaArD.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-08
THE SPLENDID SUPPORT

Directed by Stuart Patton master of screencrat and dec
tor OF of the most suspensefu pictures made
will be found great host of popular players, including
such weknown favorites Spottswoode Aiken Niles
WEIGH Harry Van Meter Rex De Rossell Henry Carter
and Mae Giraci.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-08
THE LAVISH PRODUCTION

A sumptuousy staged drama that carries you from
American small the dazzling heart of fashionable
London then down to the famous Lrnehouse Sums then
back America and the tremendous finale before Nthe
footights Dramatzed without regard for expense in
order to give you moving picture that you'll remember
all your life thrilling hour OF perfect entertainment
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Henry Lincoln Johnson playing the grand stand and
yelling that he will resign from the National Committee He
will fool of the people, but he will be epudiated the end
He will do well to resign for the good that he will do he
who Influenced the southern constituents line behind President
Harding and everybody knows how gevousy suffered by
following his senseess advice These ancient leaders always
lead their followers in evil and johnson exception
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
Disease in Filthy Alleys.

Vemn, disease contagion and disaster born and bred
in the accumulated Dirt filth and refuse which allowed
remain in the alleys Chcago's South Side.
stroll under the elevated tracks will reveal great
mounds of moderng, fostering garbage and millions of flies
gathered together in dangerous festivities The alleys behind
Indiana Prairie Wabash and Calumet Avenues all the
29h seth Street uttered with ashes and decay
If the city authorities concerned with the health
of the city general and the community particular mmed
will be taken safeguard their interests Should the
citizens who and desire strong and heal
thy children they Immediately write to their aldermen
and protest against the eminent dangers
There why the alley inspectors should wink
their eyes the dreadful conditions the black be In
fecton and disease know color e and for the
spirit during this hour of the Pageant let the
filthy streets and alleys be cleaned.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
Speed Up Evolution.

Evolution wonderful changes creeping insect
the lowest struggling weed and hampers with the highest ode of
plant and animal creation From fauna and fern rocks and @
mammals forest kings then and evolution still silently
slowly performs its eternal task changes everything all forms and
kinds of created matter
changing sleeping, sluggish enough
however and evolution be aided abetd and stimulated The
black must change and change faster
that he reluctantly responds the touch of
evolution He does with the electric other people
He to be heavy torpor drowy supo only half awake
Whether it the soothing sleepy chooform of his ancestral
the heavy crushing pressure the dominant white
know We do know that the black needs unearthy clap
of thunder piercing, stirring leader
to wake him change him and lend little assistance the
hand of evolution.
The black without political organization in America
utterly impossible in him the knowledge of his
voting In Mississippi for instance the blacks ounuber the
whites almost twenty Notwithstanding this condition the
black people do not their power and suffrage confusing
them the tongues Babylon Harding fatty
states that he will appoint black Office in the South
Hardng attitude the attitude of the Republican Party and yet
supplied black people follow in its wake like stolen sheep following
thievng shepherd If the of dark folk would
themselves politically and split their ticket political evolution would
rush swiftly to the end of recognition and liberty
More black people be found begging bread than
the reconstruction period following the abolition slavery Yet
Haunted by their brothers the Gods
Song and Dance For lack of and patronage business
of their color forced close their while their
raete competitor harvest Hard times have contributed
nearly much to the failure of business enterprises has
and fahune Wherever migrate the "Sons of
Israeli will Immediately follow and while ourselves
and the throe of depression Sacra support
evident in the dominant Evolution
nomcay be spurred by resolution help each
other
Evolution will be aided be awakened
only by tightening of racial ties Persecution aided the March
Christianity and will aid the black people by driving
together The and feathers which the k Kux pasters
the hacked and carved bits of black flesh which the nches
for souvenirs the slave drivers farms and all of the
crimes which pepeaed against will force each
other and will drive the fs and ancies from minds Still
slow to shake the yoke slavery the the nr
and the tar of the ku klux We imagine the hman
Indian Jew shaping his actions shapeous great awa
snng to shake the vas of the needed Evolution
be aided.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

that he is still going to see her. Can
got a divorce from him even after |
have lived with him since he came
back
Yes. if you left him after you found
out that he had broken his promise to
| you.
Dear Madame
! a man made a contract with me to
buy house and told me that I could
move into it. He fixed up the papers
and after | paid the $3.50 and signed
up the people in the house refused to
move out as they had lease good Tor
another year. What can ! do?
From the facts you have stated.
nothing, You should have found out
what leases existed at the time you
paid the money.
Dear Miss Anderson:
The man in the office where | am
working tells me all the time that II |
will be good fellow and do as he says
| will not want for anything and
he will buy me all the pretty clothes
want. | need the work very badly
for my mother is an invalid and de-
pendent on me | have been evading
him for four months but lately he has
become very persistent and am
afraid that | am going to lose the po-
sition which pays we'll What would
you advise me TO do? He says l am
invaluable to him in the Office.
G. \. \.
Apparently you are a level headed
girl; is it not possible to have sen
sibc talk with him-tcling him that
you want the workT-that you feel that
your services arc OF worth to him and
you desire to give him the service he
is paying you for-that anything else
is out of the question? # he IS a real
man. and a talk of this kind will re-
veal it. you will hold your job-and
have gained friend who will always
respect you. Try it. If you fail. quit
Dear Madame:
gave some tenants thirty DAY,
notice and then accepted the rent from
them; now have been told that | can
not win out in the suit started in
court against them Is this true:
| Yes.
All legal questions cheeriuliy an
swered. Address The Whip.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

plain about the care and protection OF
foods For example in regards to
solid foods, the law says:
Food that is for sale in stores, on
stands, or from push carts, shall be
protected from flies, dirt. dust and
handling. This means sliced water
melons. fruits eaten with skins on,
berries. meats OF all kinds, cakes.
candies. breads and like foods.
The law says:
Stores shall be kept clean and all
reccptacles for holding foods shall be
clean also. See that your dealer keeps
lis store clean. II he does not, write
the Bureau OF Food Inspection. De
partment OF Health.
Milk-the law says:
Only clean and pure milk shall be
sold. Milk that has been made poor
by adding water or any preservative
shall not be sold. Milk must be kept
in a cool place, at temperature OF S.
degrees or less. Only bottled milk
may be sold by grocers or milk deal
crs. Wash all your milk bottles when
they are empty. Unwashed bottles
often help to spread filthy diseases.
Canned foods and cold storage
foods-the law says:
All canned goods must be labeled
SO as to tell truly what is in the can.
Read the labels. When canned goods
are found to be tainted or stale ask
the dealer to replace them. II he
won't. write the Bureau OF Food In
spcction. Department OF Health.
Don't take chances on getting sick
BIZ eating dirty or adulterated foods.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
L B F R Y
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
This property the people obtained
long struggle terrific odds and maintained thru the
development
Again great financial the north triumph
south in Of Negro Liberty.
S for the negro pepetuate that Liberty and
fitness to remain part o this great republic
Charters always guide safeguard
following Liberty for the Negro 1t his ID
independence field his beaeonight
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
Ne v LAW A BAR To
DISCUSSES IN TEXAS

AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 6-in an Ell
fort to stem the steadily increasing
power OF masked mobs in Texas, Rep
rcscntative Patman, OF Carr county
has prepared a petition to present to
the governor requesting him to submit
a bill to the special session Of legisla-
turc making it felony to appear in
disguise in Texas.
The petition was circulated among
the members OF the house, many Of
whom signed it.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

dividual on this
point and it IS
up to everyone
to see that the
laws are obeyed.
Ii your grocer,
meat man. milk
man or anyone
who handles food
violates any OF
the food laws, it
is your duty to
write or phone
I h c Department
OF Health, City
Hall and report
such violation.
he law is very
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
Health Hints
By DR.. Troy Smith.

In order to keep we'll one OF the
many essentials is to eat clean food.
The health laws OF the city OF Chicago
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

MYTH REGARD FOR RIGHT WITH PURIFY 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 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??, 1921-08-06

- ANaA 'Ns -
woman. He came
back TO me three
months ago and
promised to do
the right thing by
me and asked me
TO forgive him
which | have
done. We lived
together h re c
weeks when |
found the address
OF this same
woman who has
come to Chicago
,,,I I f1,,,I -.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

AT last the Sovereign southern states have awakened to the ia
that the ku K Khan appropriate for the day
great hue has raised against it. We hope that viii
they breaking the Ku Kx that they will also take shot
ynchng and all of the babaou practices which infect the South