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BANKERS LEAGUE

10" Wood kept IA" hits gathered nn
MS delivery well scattered y.-t"r,IaN ar
"rnnon. and Stat" ana city had litrI. aim
'ui'E iHNtnS II" long "nl of "a iG.to-1
or" from Federal R"s"rv" ~ the mr.,
"I series az thr"" games tween tn,
Mines Tor Rank"r-' i."aEu" r"uu,u;
''oth shorty RTUadduss and Huri
wh" relieved him, hurled Crcdiinhly by,
neither received any support. ratch",
ny b'"nnor. Short. Owens and HrraG
I->s aud" circuit "lout by Eronddt- =
featured IN" contest
IN" two teams viii meet again Fri
LlN 4, IL vi
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PIRATES BEAT DODGERS
Try A..nri.tnd rrnssl

iRppkLNN, Aug. 3n--Pi''shurrh too,
, n" odd gam" OF tn" series with HruoN e
a. total -: tw"rtl -iiV" t.,-"S. Glas"r hold
h" Sur"rhas &" -"V"r hits. ny" ~ which
for ~" runs Robertson, of IN" pirai.s.
mad" II HON" run. iiii'", douh" .,ud sin
81" Ia nv" times W.. IN odd feature uf
: h" gam" was shat NON" ~ m. four
i'rnok!yn pitchers had turn at bat.
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Fr'lr"ai Reserve.
.Ran a. nnhc,,.. n h,t,h

= : w ~ III InE-. n
STAT" and city ......... OH oil nI,-iI
Federal R"scrN. 0Gn III, noI
Summary: Two base hijs-Honl"y. va.
P"lt- Thr"c- has" hit--D" cnunur- lIom.
run -. Rrnaddu>> stolen bases H,ul,y
90. Rruhidu~s. Sicrihr- hi's-Robrrts
Wild pitch = HUrk. Losing pitcher -
SroIdduS-. Winning picher-wuud Lou
on h1-"s-Siat" and CITY. : Federal r..
s.-v'. Basc ON halIs--om Rurls
itiis--"f BTon'idu--. tn innings -:
Hg-k. in innings: on Wood In q
innings Struc "nt-hy wood. =, O.,
fr"atdnSs, = 10y Burk. :, Tim" m
#ain"-i h"ur ~ minutes. Ump.r".-D,
"Sty and Iuh
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HOME RUNS ENABLE
GIANTS TO WIN GAME
Smith and Bancroft, Hit for
Circuit-C,ibs Make Triple
PLAY.
by !As>OCiat-d Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.--IIon" runs hy
SnlIth ana bancroft; enabled Sew York Il,
h"i"hf chicago. To =. today and make,
= 'l"'h >w""p Of III" series 1t was tn,
htNn'S "lShth straight victory. The cubs
ilnh" - trtpl" rlI: in III" third inning
~ IrrrN mad" spectacular catch of
b..
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exclusive patented processD
Why-every puff of P. A. makes
you want two more; every puff
hits the bullseye harder and
truer than the last! You can't
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And, you'll get the smoke
surprise of your life when you
roll up a cigarette with Prince
Albert! Such enticing flavor
younever did know! And, P. A.
stays put because it's crimp
cut and it's a cinch to roll
You try it.!
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INN'TIIiITNW. w. Mug. 3O.--Nhnnrnf
'nzHi. 90 tn" focal Elks baseball team
hrs completed arrangements for the IN.
i"rtHtnm"ut 81 IN" Washington dcl,g,.
lou. which comes her" for baseball game.
Friday and saturday.
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PILLS STOP CARDS


itN Assoc tod ross
lHli.ApEiPillN y. AuE. 3".--rhilad"lphI
.NN. - Louis winning streak NJ eight
straight games 'udHy by dividing a dnu-
s t'li- Tn" phll!-s won In" mrs,
-7n'. 90 whily tn" visitors took IN"
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Tarioro ut SufIult.
Fort smnuih nj Hichninnd.
Newport News at Rocky Mount
Norfolk at Wilson
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EVEN BREAK HERE
rBy Associated Press. /

BOSTON. Aug. al.-itostnn came ont 81
fS Losing streak. which had reached seven
straight. ana won The first gam" Of the.
double header against Cincinnati. , to u
today. but lost The second. b 10 l.
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Milwaukee, Toledo. rain.
=. faul, ludIauapolis. !.
Kansas city. !, Columbus II
M!nn"np'iis, 10. Louisville. 90 in
nirggI.
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Totals


I"thlS -... .-.....'. : - - i %
'iiutt"i or Nurth in seventh
'ttu f"- Ramp In ninth
iltIirb COR q. Smith iu sixth
Stated 'ur Ii-ct- "a eighth.
Score 10y innings: r.
r. '.pui- ....... .......... 3in Glt OCl -1
Philadelphia -..-. .--... Oni O.t ni->
summary rw" base hiis-wr .rn,sionr
~ ilnru~hN. Mueller. NUH"nry. Shottcu.
Iuu'ri"-- bum" Tuns-IN'ly Smith Itrur
"s. stolen bass - F"Urni"r. Parkinson.
sacrifices p"ritrn, l."bngrv"au. Williams
l'"Nhi" plhf~-- l."boury"au. Parkinson and
i'rUEEy Ivan and Fournirr: f'"urntcr
t.uas-l-t"'i'. LEFT on hIs"s-St Louis -
rhl.dr!uhi., :. lius" on bal,-on X
Wallet. = IN Eorth OF r.rt.o,. l. on
~ciEwicE in ] inning fnnn. oui IN s. ""
md of g Smith IN innings on
!i"'i~. j ia innings. nn Winters . IA
uu'T. IN Il. walker. 3 In ia in,
"inf OF $or'h. IN 20 inning: off E.ailcy.
lu . innings. "u I'-iiiCa. ! IA e.
tiinrs StTurh "ut--by q. smith >: h..
lh'i- .; hy u. Waller. l. by BAILEY.
winning pitcher - II. Walker I.oslp.
70 her S"dEwt"k. I'mpir"s- Moran ana
...-."r. llm' 81 s"W.--2 hours 10 minutes
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WlIIUE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Il. Louis at Chicago
Cleveland nj Drtruit
tOnlN two gaines scheduled
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BROWNS BAT HARD

i}H 1850 lated Press
Na. AF.' AgI Sos Louis h4-.aA
fi' 0--S hard :ocss ans .astf,
" ~ -- same ut she series Z. 9.
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Scor" hy innings. ~
Pittsburgh .......-.. 0ni oIn ain
BroOhlyn ..........- nom ooO : n, .
summary; Tw"-hn hits ~ Rnho son
tHfhh1rit. fhr""-btS" hits 80 ,'utSh,w
Roh"rt>"n. HON" run--Ruh-rtson Don
hi" piiL-b arnhardt and Grimm I.r, On
bases Pittsburgh. 10: Brooklyn 8 Has
~ hallS--"u Mi!jus ! nm Smith nu
tiaSu"T. !. iiits-on Galore. 4 : In
ninrN of MiliuS ia . innings: oif smith
" IN J innings. on Schupp. non" il in
ming. struck "ni-by MiliuS = by s. NUM-
!: 10y Glazn.r. .. Losing pitcher ,,i,,. :.
Imrir"s = Hart ana Em~ii". Time OF
hour ~ minutes
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Seven days out Of every week
you'll get real smoke joy and
real smoke contentment-if
you'll get closeup to a jimmy
pipe! Buy one and know that
foryourself! Packed with cool,
delightful, fragrant Prince
Albert, a pipes the greatest
treat, the happiest and most
appetizing smokeslant you ever
had handed out!
You can chum it with pipe
and you will-once you know
that Prince Albert is free from
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S"u,h Atlantic A.-oriation n-.u!,.

tf'ruFill". n Charlotte. t
Augusta. A-i, Charleston. IL ,+.roud
game. " innings. darkness,
Sraria uhuTg 10 tOlu.uhi. :
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summary: Two.hase HI, I<np. is..t.n-o'
rhr"r-h,s" hit Sralc stolen utS.
B""cke' Sacrifices Bohn. Is,rharr Iou-
~" lays Bohn- 10 Fousc,I. Ruhur to
k"rf e" Fnnseca. TRIBE u!ay Ford Il"
b"rhar" {" Nicholson to- Rp. kvl To- D'S"i.
en- hnlS III M'rIuarh /. Hits--"n Mar
guard. . IN = ~ Cuuirhc. :. un scntt.
pitcher hy Scott ,Fyusc,Ap. Siruck ont
'N MarGuari. {; ~ Scpt; Wlnnins
pitcher t"urutv. Losing ufiCh"r-W.,t ton.
tmpircs- eu.c."v nnd rDsy. T!,u"- =,
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Newport News.
Totals
KnCkN NluIIIIi
rn.,ll


SHnr' 10y innings. 81
Newport News ...... 7n6 am oC6
Rocky Mount . AT, .tr XIX
summary: Hone run--l;oy.Isnd rhr..-
hbaso hits -. Dunbar. walker. rHu.tas.
hlf-Aaltn, walker. S.tgrfiny hlt, .stl--,
- stolen has"s--Spcuc.r Kcil.hrr ief
"himIin 81. Rowland. l.eft on d, -..-
A'WrHri News. $. ROCKY Mount = Eas,
or ht.S-pn H"atwhUIy. = OF Johnson
SNucE out--hy H"athwhnI". o. uy john
son Hit hat~uaE-W walker hy II.,.-
Eho.c- Tim" of game hour So minute.
l '"Wr's-i iarrc and Brandon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 10: Washington, &,
-. Louis, II: Chicago. d.
comfy tWu games srlirtIulru)
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a>hingtun.
bate! Cor Asu>;D IN yau-th
ii'A-irl Cor Cutr'n-s 30 ninth

H.EEr-t Tor -A|U~'D IN t|I-fh
iiiA.trd Cor Cour'n-y % uiutA
N,N Iu-N ..h -rr rfa =
Wash u.foa -. 900 un,
>itu.-ary Tw1-u.,>a h.tS-atltu. Ruth
. lts >1.ra = Rush. May~.
H# 81. Double rIgH---lIG E- ~ Gha-riis
lTT.S - @ush -o SrtuN> tu Hu>h
tAr ~ tI--- N.s 90 Mr>atIy
p Its Leg u -li>,s--N.N Nu-A .
+. "'.rs'Hr 90. Has. r0 ltrl.-o- sri X
~ f''F> 1T Courtney :.
.t.l---.' E-.. Hs~pH. - -Ga~ U.--t. on,
.t>a none n-- N nr.tt II A.u,rA IN
ma ne ~ I.U-irsy. "a .ru.nrS
ilti "E 81. hey eg Courtney. 3 ,Eiu.-l,ur, .
~truC. HG--Hr Ms a. -,
'y.-'n-. i-.snS ,Is,h--=ErI, N-,n.
= .'..'f> iI.A' brand and F.'N~s Time q
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SPORTS
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rortsmouth. .: Richmond. 8.
N"ri"ik: 3: Wilson. ..
nn,kN Mount. %; Newport News, 3.
Suffolk. 2: Turburu, f.
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i1orihn >tntr irnru. Kc.ul,.

l''FSnu' bryi6u,. :
- tnGu. 8 -. Petersburg. 1
iatuiN u. iH,,Iaui %.
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Richmond


h Hhront ... moo ~ =
Portsmouth .., 80 r.r
: summary Two oI.s" hsie--N..or.. ,.I
ioN it!AcS. shannon wa,,rr Thr..-bs..
;, H. 5t''nlI5- stolen hass--Math.r. SIC
M'af"-. WON % Knsru.. Lon on I,s
Richmond Portsmouth F.--t has.
~ error Hlchmonc pa-r.-..I..
IN. "n h'i.--or Munauh on smith
SU l.adh"i'r- g. ii|'s-a' Nlu-gr. T.
i7riUGs S'-u-, ,-,-fr- ,f,-,,,l
: iL.t'4 q s .f l-rH"'tl,-- d. Tim % gam.
H''iN- NHiAI's- N"|r ana Lows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31

Pfincs Albert 10 sold In
foPpy red bags, tidy red
tins, handsome pound
and half pound fin hui
midoys and In the pound
crystal glass hunfdop
toifh sponge moistener
top that keeps the to-
bdeco in such perfect
condition,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
HOSPITAL CAMPAIG n
OPENS WITH MUCH
ENTHUSIASM

The first donation Tor the Greater
Fort Dearborn Hospital and Training
School Tor nurses was received last
Friday at the luncheon given by the
Womans Organization at the Apo
mattox Club. The donor was DR.. J.
Herbert Gray, who saw the announce
ment in the paper and fastened TO
send il by special delivery
The luncheon was 4 great success
and the club room was taxed TO capac-
lily. A stirring address was deliver
ed by Rev w. d. Cook, who SAID
that the time had come when all lit
tie unit affairs must be laid aside to
take part in this great campaign,
which was of great importance to the
masses of the people He pledged
himself as well as his church to do
their utmost to make this public drive
a great success.
Mrs. Ida Wells Barnett also made
strong appeal Tor volunteers to take
! part in the campaign, and all who had
not yet signed up, Immediately do so
Mrs Emma Smith was the first 10 re-
! spond.
General Chairman Irene Coins then
closed the meeting in which she used
the Campaign Slogan push"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
EQUAL RIGHTS LEAGUE
To MEET HERE IN
SEPTEMBER

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 20.-The
National Officers OF the National
Equal Rights League, whose l4th an
nual meeting is set for Sept 1914 in
the Pilgrim Baptist Tabernacle, 33rd
Street and Indiana Avenue, Chicago
invite the lay and religious workers
and leaders Tor citizenship and rights
10 come as equal rights delegates from
branches, churches, women clubs
civic organizations and even fraternal
bodies for national conference to
plan a national campaign within the
race 10 secure passage OF the legisla-
iinn already before congress ealeu=
lated 10 make effective the 18th, 18th
and 18Th amendments.
The active cooperation of race
workers, leaders and editors OF the
race is asked at this crisis when all
branches OF the federal government
are Republican, 10 come together and
plan together concerted movement
that al least the race may do its part
A race-defense bureau and fund will
be planned TO back up the drive. Rev.
NJ. A. n. Shaw president, aud VIM
Monroe Trotter, secretary, welcome
correspondence addressed to head
quarters, 81 Cornhill
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
SUNNE:R SCHOOL
At HAMPTON WAS
GREAT SUCCESS

HAMPTON, Va Aug. 20-Hamp-
ton Institute has Just closed the most
successful summer school III all It's
history Some 627 colorcd teachers
came from II states. Virginia led
the list with lSz and WIS closely
followed BIZ North Carolina with loo.
South Carolina sent 81. Maryland. 5;
Georgia, 81, Tennessee, IS; and Mis-
sissippi, Il
More than one-hali OF those who
were refused admission on account OF
lack OF room said Dr. George p.
fheni2, vice principal OF Hampton In
stitute and director OF the summer
school, were from states not con
tiguous TO Virginia"
The Hampton summer school en-
roilment included 81 county training
school teachers Gncuding 33 prin-
eipals); g hiPh-sehool teachers Tin
Guiding ! principals; ~ principals OF
graded schools. 81 industrial superyis-
ing teachers; and II matrons Of
boarding schools.
1t is not improbablc," said DIR.
Phenix. that in the near future
Hampton Institute will offer more
courses covering l. weeks OF work,
besides continuing the present SIM
mer school al six weeks
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
QUINN CHAPEL A. M. E.
CHURCH NOTES

DR. H. Z. Stewart, the pastor OF
Quinn Chapel, oath and Wabash Ave,
will preach Sunday morning, subject;
Vice Conditions in Chicago" or The
Price OF Blood" What has brought
about the awful situation in the second
ward and what is the remedy. Don't
fail 10 hear this sermon at 1915 A. NJ.
Some startling facts concerning vice
will be revealed.
At 5 P NJ. special program by
Quinn Chapel Helpers. Sunday night
an illustrated sermon, subject: The
Hand on the Wall"
The Inyincible Stars with Elmer
Davis are invited to come out into the
light, give a program at the South
Side Literary or at Pilgrim, either ap.
pear at the Standard-want to see
your growth.
The Englewood Musical and ORA
matte has challenged the Hi-Art Mu.
steal to give a series OF one-act plays
for a decision. Who wants to stage
this event? See us. Hi-Art accepted
with smile.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
Kills Man Who Kept Wife Out Late
Alter Church.

RALEIGH, y. {, Aug. 20-Rob-
crt Smith. Of Garner, died IN the ST.
Agnes Hospital here from wounds
inflicted by John Norwood, who is
prominently known in Garner.
Norwood shot Smith three times
several Sunday nights ago when Smith
returned from The neighborhood
church with Mrs. Norwood in his
automobile
According 10 witnesses, Norwood
consented for Smith to escort his wife
10 evening services, and the pair had
attended church together for several
Sunday nights.
On the particular Sunday night in
question. it appears that Smith and
Mrs. Norwood took an unusually long
time to return from church. When
the pair did arrive Norwood accost-
ed them, and fired two shots into the
body Of Smith Not being sure that
his victim was dead. he is said to have
taken drink of whiskcy from bot
tie and fred the third shot, complet-
ing the Job
Norwood is now being held for muir
der.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
LEGION To HOLD
GREAT FIELD DAY
FOR HEROES

The members Of George L. Giles
Posi- No. 81. The American Legion,
are preparing to hold iield=day meet
in American Giants baseball park
Tuesday, August 30th
Many events have been held
throughout the city for the benefit
Of veterans oil the World War, but
lew OF oar own eX-soldicrs have been
the recipients of the results obtained
The George l.. Giles Post was or
gained by Negro men who played
their part in the late war, and il IS to
be regretted that every Negro eX-
service man in Chicago Is not a mem
Der.
These men forcseeing hardship and
destitution III store for a large mum
Der of jobleSs men OF our group are
preparing TO do their share toward
allcviating this condition among men
OF their own race during the coming
winter, and every citizen who has the
interest OF these veterans at heart IS
expected to lend his assistance to the
members OF the Giles Post in their
undertaking August 30th.
Tickets are i'll the hands OF a COM
mittec and in Il few days will be
placed on sale in prominent places OF
business.
The programme consists OF athletic
games, a competitive drill by units
OF the Sth regiment, sparring eX-
hibtion, baseball game and Il band
concert
It is the intention OF the soldier
boys 10 make this affair well worth
the 50 cents, cost OF the tickets.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
SHOOTS HUSBAND WHO
G0ME6 To BEG HER
BACK HOME

Stephen Sterling, 81, 4O48 Indiana
Ave, was shot through the right chest
and left thigh Sunday by his wiic,
Mrs. Matilda Sterling, at her home,
1857 State St.
Sterling and his wife had been sep
arated some time, and he is said to
have visited her in an effort to win her
back.
She surrendered at the Harrison St
court Tuesday morning and is await
ing trial. She said that she shot her
husband in self-defense.
Sterling will recover, it is said.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
SERGEANT SCOTS SQUAD
BAGS MANY NOTED
PICKPOCKETS

Officers Scott, Smith, Starnes and
Middleton, all detective sergeants I'M
der command OF Sergeant Scott, are
making many notable arrests during
the present busy season OF pick
Some Cases-Arrests by SCOTS
Henry Catholic, a wel1-known pick
pocket, thought TO dodge the vice
squad by changing his line OF work.
Complaint by a collector of the Il
linois Telephone Company that he
tanning seventy-one dollars in a hall
way at 3247 South State Street,
brought the detectives upon his trail.
He was arrested, and in default of five
thousand dollar bond was remanded 10
jail by Judge Cook, Harrison Street
Station.
Henry ITughley pickpocket, was
also brought before this same Judge
and fined fifty dollars. Jury Court.
Fred Whitney was arrested for
pickpockct work Was sent to the
House Of Correction.
Charlie Clark, Pickpocket.
This man was arrested and fined
fifty dollars for the offense.
Quartette Fined Fifty Dollars Each
Lincoln Hardy. Columbus Warner,
Earl Dawson aud Frank Barnes were
lined fifty dollars each by Judge Cook
Harrison Station.
Walter Dodge was fined ten dollars
and cost
Jessie Bailey, twenty-five and cost
for being drug addict.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
CALL DYER ANTI
LYNCHING Bill.
CONSTITUTIONAL


WASH NOTION. d. {, Aug 20
The National Association for the Adj
vanccment OF Colored People. 70 Firth
Avenue, New York. today made pub
lie extracts from the hearings held by
the Committee On the Judiciary oil
The House OF REPRESENTATIVES at
which mdpe CIV =. COT assistant
10 the Attorney General OF the United
Static, testified that in his belief the
D9er AMI Iyuehine ball was consti
iutioaal and would bc held so BY the
Supreme Court at the United States,
II enacted into law.
One al The ehei objections which
has been URGED against a federal anti
huchue bill Is the question oi its
eoustitudonaiiiy and the testimony ei
the Assistant 10 the United States
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
HIGH COST Of MARRIAGE
FORCES GROOM To THEFT.

TEXARKANA, Texas, Aug. 20
Cleveland Kerr, 20 years of age, has
been held TO the Miller county grand
Jury on charges OF larceny, and held
in Jail in default OF a $1,000 bond.
Kerr, who married Saturday after
noon, is said to have stolen several
pairs OF silk stockings, silk CATERS.
and underwear, all OF which lie took
home and presented to his bride.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
IS DAYS ENOUGH FOR
SHOOTING MAN ABOUT
WIFE, SAYS JUDGE

has been held Tor eighteen days for
cutting Henry Gibson, who was play
ing cards with the wife OF Thorpe
at 4ll3 Indiana Ave, was discharged
by Judge Cook al Harrison Street sta
ton
Thorpe stated that Gibson was a
"Acetfooted man and therefore his
vile thought that Gibson was able
10 give her more than himself, so
chopped him up with a knife.
The Judge decided that eighteen
days. which he had been held in Jail,
was enough 10 compensate for the
crime.
All d tbesc arrests were made dur
ing Tire week or were due to the ef-
forts Of the activities OF the Detective
Sergeant5 Scott. Smith, Starnes and
Middleton. This squad is directly nm
der HE supervision Of Sergeant Scott.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH

A splendid audience worshipped al
Institutional Church Sunday morning
and listened TO an inspiring sermon by
DIR. J. NJ. Henderson, cmbellished by
beautiful solo by Mrs. Laura Viii
liams and the usual excellent music by
the Institutional choir The pastor
spoke on almost Persuaded" -Four
persons joined the church. In the
evening the monthly musical OF the
Young Peoples Society was given,
when the following program was rem
dered; Prelude, Miss Beatrice White;
Anthem, choir; Clarinet Solo, Mr. R.
f. Brown; Soprano Solo, Miss Louise
Duncan; Piano Solo, Mrs. Helen
Brooks Mac Alpine; Violin Solo, Dor
othy Curry; Soprano Solo, Nine. Ber-
tina Tyree.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
ST. MARKS M. E. CHURCH

The Great Centenary Jubilee OF the
Chicago District of the Lexington Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will open Sunday afternoon,
September Is, 1921, at 3 o'clock.
The first session will be at St. Mark
NJ. Z. Church, 50th and Wabash Ave,
as St. Mark is the oldest of the
churches in the Chicago District. The
rest OF the session will be held at South
Park NJ. Z. Church, 33rd and South
Park Ave, eXcusing one night which
will be at Trinity NJ. L. Church, 30th
and Prairie Ave. And the last session
at Fulton Street NJ T. Church, 1928
Fulton.
This celebration will last one week
beginning September l8, closing Sun
day September IS The purpose OF
the Celebration is to show the growth
OF the Kingdom OF God as promoted
by the NJ. T.. Church through a given
period among the Colored people in
the Chicago District. DIR. Gloster r.
Bryant, the District Superintendent, is
asking the pastor of each charge to
have 4 cut of his church made TO be
used in a folder program, which will
show what the particular formerly was
and what it is today. There are four
teen charges on the district today in
GLIDING an educational institution, The
Hartzell Social and Industrial Center.
These cuts will be shown on Monday
night, Sept 10, in the Stereopticon lee
ture that will be conducted by DR..
Wade, chief executive OF the Joint Cen
tenary Committee. Other speakers
during the week are Dr. L. H. King,
editor of The Southwestern Christian
Advocate, DR.. D. d. Forsyth OF the
Home Missionary Board of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, DR.. Frank
Mason North OF the Foreign Mission
airy Board of the M. E. Church, DR.
!. N. c. Coggins, secretary of the
Board of Prohibition and Public Nor
ais OF the NJ. f. Church over the Col
ored work. Bishop Robert Z. Jones OF
the New Orleans Area, Bishop Joseph
{. Hartzell, and other distinguished
men whom we have NOT named
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
DEP RTMENT OF JUSTICE OK's LEGALITY OF DYERi BILL
OH DETECTIVE, CALL AN
INVESTIGATOR

Thieves broke into the offices Of
the Keystone National Detective
Agency, 3lst St and Indiana Ave.
and stole an Oliver typewriter and
an electric fan late Friday night The
agency is working on several clues.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20

could be- charged with the omission
Ia have sufficient power AT lis com
maud, al every instant oil time. to en-
force the law. or 10 protect the rights
OF the Individual The State is not
To hr heard 10 plead ignorance al lie
iarts or inability 10 maintain law or
order
Judge COTS conclusion was given
by him as follows. Must the Con
eress OF this country sit snpinely by
when it knows that a state. either
aifirmahyeIy or negatively, IS deny
ing that right II the State omits
10 give or withholds protection
through motives Of Indifference or in
ability, is the guaranty performed and
the duty OF the Federal Government
discharged In a word, is the four
tcenth amendment meaningless be
cause 81 State ncRaiiyayz hope
not and | think not"