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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
Houston, Tex.

DR.. NJ. w. Dorgan. of Marshall,
Texas, was a Houston visitor last
week. 't* Mr. and Mrs L. H. Spirey
motored to Austin, Tex, last week.
t+* Prof. w E. Miller left last week
for a trip through the West. He will
visit Denver, Colo, Salt Lake City
and points in California. 49, Mrs. Sadie
Taylor spent last week at Hampstead
Texas. t'* Born to Mr. and Mrs. w
w. Henry, fine baby boy; mother
and baby are doing nicely. '+-Miss
Matte Mae Davis left last week to
visit friends in Brawley. Cal. 49, We
want more readers for the Whip. Bring
news to VIM. Archibald the reporter
and agent, Az San Felipe St Phone;
Preston 1880 Copies delivered to any
part of the city.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
New Orleans, La.

Tire Womans Aid Auxiliary of ST
John No. 1 OF which Mrs. Pauline
Mtrmillion is president met at the
home of Mrs k,izabeth Bertrand,
25eS Phillip Street and they spent a
lovely evaning Delicious refresh
nents were served and eyory one went
home complimenting themselves on
having been there to such pleasant
meeting. The next meeAig will be
held at the presidents home, JUL
Howard Street.
On July 5th at PAS P NJ. Mrs.
Mary Davenport departed this lie.
She was a noble character and Chris
tiaa woman. For IS years she was &C
tive m the church. She was born IN
Estchez. Miss. in 1869. When a
young woman, she with her beloved
husband, Joseph Davenport, moved to
this city where she became member
OF the First African Baptist church,
Mrs.. Davenport was loved by every
ouo who came In contact with her She
was admired for her faithfulness IN
her home and church. All the friends
mourn her loss and extend their SYM
pathy to her faithful husband, Joseph
1AE04DOfI. L liz sum hioANNo 49,
aorne OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Poree on
May 3rd and left IS pound baby boy
Nr. and Mrs. Poreeon live at
$3.50 ST. Charles Ave. |t' Mrs. Laura
P. Butler Of LaFourche Parish, La, is
sps,ding Il two weeks vacation m this
cit with her son and daughter-in-law
al ISIS Amelia St. so Mrs Smith OF
2l2s Josephine ST. left Sunday night
ier Chicago for three months va
catiss.
Mrs. W. G. Gilbert left the city Sun
dv morning for Eola, La, where she
will attend the Grand Lodge session oil
the Knights and Ladies of Honor OF
the World. The session convenes Nor
day morning, Mrs. Gilbert is to re-
spond to the welcome address by the
Mayor of Eola. Mrs, Gilbert will re-
turn home by way of Baton Rouge
where she viii spend several days WIS.,
itaIg relatives and friends.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
Champaign, Ill.

Mr.. Allen Green, one of our lead
ing business men, has purchased a
new fve-passcnger Hupmobile. "'
Mrs. Mary Louis has returned home
after an extended trip through llll-
nois. Indiana and Kentucky *** Mr.
Porter Lewis and Miss Lena Alexan-
der are touring Illinois, Michigan, In
diana and New York. **+ Eastern
Star Lodge gave a picnic at Crystal
Lake Park last week. About fifty per
sons were present and every one en-
joEd themselves in the superlative
degree. 49, DIR. R. A Hayden, pastor
of Salem Baptist Church. left Monday
for Texas, where he will spend his
vacation of about two weeks. +*t The
Campfire Girls, of which Miss Beat
rice Gray is guardian, gives an enter
tanment at 708 North Fourth Street.
"s+ Plans are in full swing for the en-
tertainment of the Grand and Su-
preme Lodge session of the Pilgrim
Knights OF the World, which will
meet here tho fourth week in August.
49, Mrs. Ollie Rodgers left Monday
for Evanston, ILL.,, as delegate to the
Grand Court of Calanthe. $50 Miss
Ada Bostic has returned home after a
ten-day visit in Chicago with her aunt
and friends. '*s DIR. Harry c. Hines,
Of Chicago, is here visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hines, 2O3
West Charles Street. '** Sunday was
quarterly conference at the A. NJ E.
Church. Presiding Elder Snyder was
III charge. *** Mrs. Cecil Nicholson is
visiting relatives in Nation, III. *@f
Mr.. c. J. Jordan, the leading barber,
and mother, Mrs. F. J. Jordan, Miss
Odessa Bridges, motored to Turkey
Run, Indiana, Sunday 49, The Free
Baptist Church is conducting a baby
show. go Mr.. Harvey Everhart and
Mr.. Homer Steel motored to Danville
Sunday. go The Champaign Eagles
bail team wins game, July 10, at Sar-
done. The scores were II to 2. The
star players were Ernest Allen and
Y. H. Manley. Any one desiring a
game write Mr. H. L. Rose, manager,
SOC North Fourth Street *** Mrs f.
L Edwards is improving, also Miss
Elizabeth Kelley. *** Mr. James
aainilton. of St. Louis. Mo- is visit
ics his fathcr-in-iaw, Mr.. J. Fl. Kel-
lrv l211 West Hill Street, Urbana
Ill. $50 Mr.. F. D. Gray. Grand
Deputy of the Knights of Pythias. left
Monday for Evanston to attend the
Grand Lodge.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
Ottawa Beach, Mich.

The cooling breezes Of Lake Mich
igan have caused renewed activity
among the gay resorters. There was
a beach party Tuesday evening, and
the beach birds, both boys and girls
enjoyed a most delightful time and
they are very grateful to Mr.. Nelson
Evans and Mr.. J. H. Mccullough
for it.
Miss Lucille Robinson and Mr.. J
Houston sang very beautiful duet
at the N. A. A. c. P. meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Everett and
Mr.. Thad Coleman and daughter are
among the popular summer guests
Guests OF the hotel are contemplate
ing a minstrel show for August 5th
See the Chicago Whip next week foi
the names OF the new members OF the
N. A. A. c. P.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
West Baden, Ind.

Mr.. and Mrs. Meade have returned
home after three weeks visit in Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. Mick Johnson is also home
after three weeks visit in the East
Mrs. Bessie Jones, Chairman of the
Woman's United Federation League
reports splendid work done during the
year. The meeting was largely at
tended
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
French Lick, Ind.

The A. NJ. E. Sunday School will
have their annual picnic at Burks
Park, August LIST, and the children are
locking forward to delightful time.
Mrs. Gus Brown will leave in a few
days for Chicago, where she will visit
for several weeks.
Miss Virginia A. Moore has re-
turned home after a pleasant trip of
four weeks in Indianapolis, Ind.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
Too Young To Be Tried

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 81
James Pope, II, who was arraigned
before the grand jury on a charge
OF pilfering, has been turned over to
the juvenile court because Il years is
the limit fixed by statute for trial in
criminal court.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
Robbed IL Homes

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July %.
Lloyd Jackson, of this city, has
been arrested for robbery. 1t has de-
veloped that he has plundered at least
fifteen homes, Detectives got so close
on his heels that while detectives were
looking for him in one place he was
robbing another.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
CONVICT WORK ILLEGAL
Assistant Attorney General OpinCS
IL l. Not Permissible by Guy
or County Authorities.

u. NHNNi INl'l iIFHH NAuIN W IINt
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb 9S.- Tho
working ot state convicts by indi-,
,.duals or municipalities is in viola
t.on 90 me state constitution. l.. l..
tu'to", assistant attorney general
today Informed Claud Counally, state
labor commissioner, in reply to q
query Couually said he had been
informed that convicts are being
employed In McAloster in the COM
atruction OF q high school building
there, that they tend the municipal
parks and that they DO laundry work
for families of the city
C,Iually stated that he had a9k cd
Fred SVi'1pr. warden at tho poui-
tcutHry. whether tho allegation was
true and that the warden had not
denied IT, lie intends to forward
Mir Futons opinion to the state
board " prison control and To- war
den SWitIor ho said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
CHICAGO OPERA CO,
MARCH 2I-22

ror,,. en- en-, trin for one minute and
IrIT'Ly l''c seconds" said Fricda
wbospp ,ho famous operate star,
Opero 'pp.'Tance with the Chicago
nm. association in Tulsa viii bc
..1s,'t, lNe crownirg events OF the
rf., ,.ii, ii season. Every day I Drac-
+, ,r.,i '.,,i'.'ns and soon | shall be able
ON, d" lor two whole minutes with
IL break They tell me | am
\ alway"s WIN ~ natural trin; anyway,
rro,n I"1lS ,i mas been easy for me hut
when ''I' moment early in nv studies
trin IIfst began to practice the
uiiiplg never let a day go by without
bs's,' For that matter, I think
,r,T,,e I'VE tu!led every day since NV
lis 'I'y a15y' atys' My own yellow canary
am M n".ly Inspiration, and when I
mos. my my vacations | hunt for the
In Ibo "onu,rtul feathered songbird
love woods and coach with him. I
does " beautiful triil-everybodv
born ,'ea" s' Hempel, who will annear
cla,ioT~ WIN the Chicago Opera asso.
artist i Us the only living woman
Belgi,,u',, u,eoraled by the king of The
cross "S win the Exalted Officers
Seeond.-Adyt. Neopoia the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
2WOMEN TOCR0SS
AT CLARA'S TRIAL
Case Will be Recitation
of Heart Throbs of
Two Wives
POLITICS COMING OUT
Defense Will Blame Hamon's
Ambition for Cabinet Post
AS Tragedy's Cause

w. A.,... .,ted Press state wire.
ARDMORE, Fen. 2S.--H. H..
urnVn special prosecutor Rp-
roirtsd hy Judge r. W. Champion,
rcad the lengthy Information
rhpreing Mrs Hamon with the
rnurdrr The court asked the de-
fcndart II she would stand while
tbe information was being read.
1Tcr attorney j. Il. Champion,
suggested she had been Ill and
was not able to stand.
81 will stand" Mrs. Hamon
broke iu.
Following tho reading OF the
Information. Charles A. Coax
iov. another attorney for Mrs.
lIamon, requested that the name
OF each witness for the state be
Furnished the defense as soon as
Inc selection IS made.
Tho court interrupted 10 say
.bat fbr defendant did not wish 10
stand until that question was set
ned. aud asked IL she wished to
enter plea OF guilty or not
guilty.
s'No, guilty" she said.
II was agreed that a full list
Of tho states witnesses would be
completed by March 4. and the
names given TO the defense then.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
HAD TO LAY OFF
FROM HIS WORK

cut Oft
My back was weak and achr.
and at tmcs I had such binding
dizzy spells I could hardly scr
wasn't ablc TO work regular and
often had to lay OF for days at a
time, NV nerves broke down and {
was getting worried aud uneasy at
the rntc I was losing ground.
"lut lucky for mo ran across
Tauluc and I took turn for the
better iu a few DAYS I commenced
To- pick right up, my appetite came
back aud the stomach trouble lost
its hold ON me. am now in the
best or health. eating anything on
the table and sleeping fine at night.
= feel liko I used To years ago ana
am working at a saw min every
day
TuulaC is sold In Tulsa exclusively
by tho Quaker ana Puritan Drug
companies Advt.