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, 1921-12-31
New Officers Elected
mt General Aid Meeting.

At a meeting of the General Aid So
ciety OF the Methodist church, which
was held yesterday afternoon In the
parlors of the church. 80 members
were present for the usual business
session. the election Of officers, and
a social hour.
After the usual round OF business a
special session WINS opened by n short
talk by Rev. Lewis Carter. Reports
were made from tho different circles
which showed splendid work during
the year as well as many new mem
bers.
Miss Edna Mae Healy n Mrs. o.
w. Hillgren gavo several vocal seiec-
tons which were much appreciated.
The election OF officers resulted as
follows. Mrs. j. T. Richards. presi-
dent; Mrs. Lewis Carter. vice presi.
dent; Mrs Charles Faussett. score
, 1921-12-31
Week OF NEW
YEAR WILL Be FAIR

WASHINGTON. Dec. sI-weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are:
Northern Rocky Mountain and
Plateau Resions-Generally fair and
normal temperature. but with occa.
sional rains n SHOWS west Of the di.
vide.
Southern Rocky Mountain and
Plateau Regions-Local q or
SHOWS at beginning of week; fair
thereafter; formal temperature.
, 1921-12-31

ard refinery here Other relatives OF
the deceased who reside In Casper In.
eiude Mrs Ben Ballard OF the b.. &
A. grocery here. a granddaughter.
, 1921-12-31
C. q NV. woman's
Club to Meet.

The members of the Chicago and
Northwestern woman's club win meet
in a business session at the parish
house Of the St Marks Episcopal
church, Tuesday afternoon at ESQ
O'Clock. All members are asked to be
present as business OF Importance will
be discussed.
, 1921-12-31
Holiday Dinner
Is Served.

Mrs. n. z. Brand presided a. host
ess at an elaborate holiday dinner
served the first of this week, at her
home 1924 South Spruce street Places
were laid for intimate friends and
members OF the family. Decorations
OF the season added to the pretty az
fair.
, 1921-12-31
Carnival Dance Is
Great Success.

Tho mardi gras dance which. was
held las evening at the Temple by
the members OF the Masonic dancing
club for all Masons and their ladies
proved to be one of the most enjoyable
of the series of successful dances fea-
tured by the club during this season.
The Masonic Temple was prettily
decorated in Christmas suggestions
with highly trimmed Christmas trees
in the East and south corners Of the
Temple. The trees were lighted and
with the Christmas novelties hung
from their branches gave the holiday
atmosphere to the dance.
Tho reception room IVES arranged
with huge palms and small tables with
, 1921-12-31
Woman's Auxiliary
To Have Meeting.

The woman's Auxiliary "a the Amer
lean Legion will hold a regular meet.
ing, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the rooms at the Y. w. c. A. on East
Second street.
The annual election of officers win
be held. All members are asked 10 be
present.
, 1921-12-31
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimban
Serve ut Dinner.

In honor Of Miss Flora slade and
Miss Ruth KimbaIl. who arc room.
mates at the University of Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Kimball. sr., pre-
sided ut a dinner served at their home
on South Wolcott street last even
ing preceding the dance at the Ma
sonic temple.
Places at the table were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Slade, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Townsend, Mrs. Nell Kim
ball. Miss Slade and Miss Kimbail,
besides tho host and hostess.
Following tho dinner the guests at
tended no carnival dance at the Ma
sonic temple.
, 1921-12-31

Worien now possess fun suffrage
rights IN 81 countries.
, 1921-12-31
Piano Students
Enjoy Recifnls

The plano students OF Miss Lulu
Sans me, at the studio. so4 South
Center street. two afternoons of this
week
The younger ones met on Thurs.
day afternoon from , until 5 O'Clock
and The older students met on Friday.
Every me-. from tho smallest be-
ginners TO the nor advanced pupils.
played selections from the study Of
this season from Memory. The aim
OF the recitals Is to encourage conf.
dence.
Tho pupils are also studying the
lives OF n famous and
pianists. Tho past month h sub
5ect was Nina Fannie Zeisler. Stella
Stflway read q paper on tho life of
Nine Zie*ler as a pianist aud teacher,
Friday afternoon papers were read on
Lhevinne. Scharwenka, Godawsky,
Sherwood and Schubert.
Miss Sans "a a short lecture on
primitive music. On Thursday tho
teacher played Salute Peth, the In
nous actave prelude and on Friday
Prelude C Sharp Minor by Rachman
fnoff.
The following pupils completed Ger
tain grades IN their piona study and
received certificates since the last re
citals in October. Helen McFadyen.
Gladys Logan. leila Wyatt. Margaret
Stanley. Dorothy Anderson, Stella
sd!lwnys Cecilia Duncan and Eliza
beth ciendinning.
The pupils of the different classes
were the only guests at the recitais.
, 1921-12-31
Master Brand Celebrates
Birth Anniversary.

Mrs. Robert b.. Brand entertained
in honor OF the sixth birth anniver-
Sary of her son. Robert. with 4 birth
day party held Mt the Brand residence.
1924 South Spruce street
A lovely dinner vas served for nine
guests and later in the afternoon the
guests attended the picture OF THE
Three Musketeers" featuring Doug
Fairbanks. Mt n Iris theater.
Those who were invited to help in
celebrating the occasion were Betty
Rea, Virginia Hartman. Mary Hawley,
Bernice Barker. Catherine Tucker.
Jeanette Canner Lorene Tucker.
Ernest Harmon, Miril Hawiey. Yer
non Gamer and the host.
Mrs. Brand was assisted by Mrs. II
@. Rea n Mrs. Frank Gamer, who
also ~chaperoned the children to tho
matinee.
, 1921-12-31

en oL the eDytc CHURCH. ana y.
steadily growing with an average OF
one new member each Sunday
Mrs. Leeper
Is Hostess.
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. Paul
Bachelor of Lusk. who arc guests at
the F. r. Flanagan home In this
city. Mrs Anna Leeper presided at n
dinner served at her home last even
ing preceding the Masonic dance at
the temple Places yer laid for
eight guests
knights Of Ma<cabees
to Install Odicsr.
At a regular meeting Of the knights
OF MGccabees which will b. held Mon
day evening at s o'clock In the I. o.
o. +. hal. the newly elected officers
will be installed. limitations VIII 10 in
order.
Following the business session a So
cial time will be enjoyed and refresh
ments will be served.
The Knights OF Maccabees. which
was organized hero last month start
I'd with n membership Of so. and now
numbers 100. With n strong finan-
-ial backing and high ideals the or
-anization gives promise OF working
much good through its order n this
city.
childrcn's Party
Entertains Guests.
Little Miss Mary Jane Keith enter
tanned yesterday afternoon for 20 Of
her playmates at a Christmas party
held at the homo of DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
c. Keith on South Beech street.
The beautifully decorated Christ
mas tree with coiored lights and ar
tistic decorations pleased all of tho
children and many clever games and
contests were played during he aft
srnoon.
In the peanut hunt. Miss Mary
Louise Reed received the irst prize
FOR having found the greatest number
# peanuts which had been carefully
hidden through tho rooms.
A color scheme OF pink n white
was carried out in the luncheon menu
as we'll as In the table decorations
and appointments.
The guests OF the Afternoon includ-
I'd Jean and Betty Lou Durham.
Christine Josendahi. Thelma and Lois
Patterson, Lois Mary Kocher. Mary
Margaret Bailey Dorothy Mahoney.
vernoica Viilnave, Carol May Wilson.
Margaret Green. Mary Louise Reed.
Virginia Splcsr. Ruth Wilson. Eliz-
abeth Nicolaysen, Natalie Riker. Billy
Champion.
u
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01

Constructive Criticism Of Men and Measures In The Hope Of Correcting
Errors and Epily.
The Pittsburgh Courier of the black newspapers
justify the actions and attitude of President Harding and the Re-
being through the aed test of faith and that such appoint
ments have been sought have been given the old
story trying keep the good side of enemies and should
not be tolerated by red-blooded people.
Roscoe posing President of the Lincoln
which rotteth the transforming New York State and
rendered banquet in Buffalo by the leading black citizens
Rocoes voice sound from the tomb He is
dead door nail for all practical purposes. The
truly "The Twilight of the Uncle Toms"
William Munroe Trotter has struggled long faithfully in
the interest of his people His life has fault
and this st toters under the weight advanc
his seek disrupt his organization Equal
Rights League Troter truly exponent of Equal
would counsel Jim Crow Y. M. c. A. in We
trust that though his be gon that he will overthrow
them in the end.
The City Council of Atlanta the the
kx Khan and denounced the critics and contended
that the Knights of Columbus the real offenders because they
allow black people to worship the church with Them
certainly the camping ground of the Devil very similar
to HePs half
What would Roosevelt have done the K K imagi.
nation With his big stick he would have
thick skulls of the Wizards eages and Cobn but Teddy
and Warren c. Harding is with What will he do?
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01
Mccormick VIII Saue The Day

the people of Chicago tired of corrupt politics and
immunity privileges they had better seriously unite themselves with
opposing forces who plan eek havoc with the political machine
which has tolerated the Ku kux Khan and the bombing of
homes Senator Me Mccormick has already his plan
for ynng commission before Congress- and he is successful
getting this great evil before the public in the light of
Federal Law will be passed.
hoped that Brundage and Deneen forces will get together
under the mantle of Senator Mccormick and present solid
against the Thompson Machine which makes good
high citizenship joke. The better thinking people of all
in change Senator Mccormick with strong per-
sonay and clean political record be logical leader
the clean thinkers Let Attorney General Brundge and Ex-Governor
Deen for the twilight of Thompson and the dawn of
better political days Let's get behind Mccormick.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01
Hammer Freedom, into His Head

Klan recognizing ls1e using the South
the base of its activities really intend revive slavery and throw
the yoke and the lash the bare backs of the black
people again? If the Khan had this diaboca scheme mind did
the black people stand in position to prevent it?
Slavery terrible thing. paralzes ambitions uifs the
dus and hrvels the finer ensbies of human
beings 1t men of manhood propensits and them
grovng with little them from the kingdom of brue
The black slavery yhve years and time has
wrought many drastic change him, but t does not
pear that the black entirely removed from the tendencies
of slaves.
The Ku Kux Khan being rooted and grounded
soil could help but the paabe ignorance and the
cngng couchng attitude of the benghted black people They
how easily slavery could be hidden FARMS they
legal machinery oath against this ne
they breaking lose the north and hatred scattering
all the Union The Ku Kux knew that sympathy for the free
dom of black people fast failing and that spirit would
rise champion the rights Of the unfotuate Then the Khan
busy and strong external forces had checked their acv
ties the black people would have been pushed back conditions
bordering slavery ITSELF Their property would have been seized
and converted they would have been driven like cattle the de-
serted farms of the Bourbon Souhener The oveee lash would
have cracked while and wdyed fear would have made
the polls and voting places forbidden ground Thus slavery would
have oushed southern chimes again and the black stood
powerless to prevent it
Notwithstanding that the black people many
physicians professors and ministers they still powee
prevent The college trained black of America do
number thousand and those who have been literally educated
by reading experience and contact csce approach the three hun
dred thousand mark and glimpse into the minds of the other
millions will reveal the fact that several million black people
td humble subservent Several million black people live
silent fear of their overbeang white brother. Several million
people in childish wondermen the work of the world
Several millions consider themselves Inferior
this failing that Ku Kux discovered prepared
take advantage of.
The task of those who have evolved from
slavery actual decentralization of thought
hammer the idea of freedom and equality the minds
of their backward brothers Freedom gives bravery daring
those who possess it. The black be made
in his mind He be made think the think
that they Gods chosen people.
When the black freed tentacles
of slavery natched his bordering brain then
his progress The Klux would think twice
before they contemplated reducing him beast of burden When
of black citizens the
citizens that America has yet produced will be born again. Let
hammer in own heads the idea that WE ARE FREE.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01
Editor S Mail

after, It will be the white man that will
give i'll am sorry to say.
The Black Mans Charity that you
speak of wanted 90 black women to
work as captains OF teams. Did they
get them-No, they got only ~ and six
doctors, and had hard time, trying to
get ten workers to work under these
captains. If the black man with the
money would come to his Brother 5
rescue. then the black man would not
have TO ask the white man for any
thing.
In reading over your paper. do not
even see an Editorial about the meet
ing-How is that? Had you been at
the speaking Monday night you would
probably have heard him trying TO cx-
plain to the coiored people that he had
been misrepresented
! hope you will be so kind as to print
this under your Lash OF the Whip"
i'll your next issue.
A Constant Reader.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01
UNDER THE LASH OF THE
WHIP

Editor, Kind Sir:
In your paper OF September oath.
noticed you spoke Of James Hamilton
Lewis speaking in the interest OF one
OF the Black Mans Charities. | wish
to say to you and all the black men
like you, that if the black men and
women OF today would give little OF
their time and money to the Black
Mans Charities as J. Hamilton Lewis
has. then he would not have to 20 to
the white man and ask him for help at
all. happen to know of this particu-
lar Black Mans Charity that you speak
of. and happen to be Captain of one
OF the teams. and not black man that
! have gone TO have given me over
$500, but every white man and woman
that go to give me from SIS up. aud
II they get the amount they are out
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01

individual 1t works in sympathy with the body when
you the heart when you work the heart works
II you overwork yourself either mentally physically
the heart also IS ovcrworked. This IS point often
cine there is for an overworkcd heart is rest.
l was prompted to write this article on the heart
when | looked through the Bureau OF Vital Statistics
and found that of all the death heart disease
ranks first the of death If profit by
the past it is timely that something should be done
said in regard the prevention and carly signs OF heart
weakness. because il known fact that II heart dis
is diagnosed early enough a permanent may
be possible, il possible, person may prolong
his life that heart disease may not be the cause OF
death
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01
EARLY SIGNS OF HEART WEAKNESS

1t 5 sign OF heart weakness ii the heart docs 10
minute.
There is also heart weakness there tendency ya@n take
feeling sufocaon and the suddenly the windows
work. a a closed
If rapdity
ordinary pillow
shows less weakness
Shotnc OF breath after climbing stairs also sign
recommended for with
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01

MYTH REGARD RIGHT, WITH PURITY 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 AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALISM HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01
DISEASES THAT WEAKEN THE HEART


may be mentioned asthma %hoopng cough and prolonged on
coughing will temporarily enlarge the heart From these slight
quickly
frequently repeated the enlargement more prolonged
diseases including either
dphher
had dphcra will show weakness
muscles
OF diseases tuberculosis and neglected SYPHILIS marked
degeneratiye effect the human heart
the the it
works sympathy with body and when body also
heart
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-01
HEALTH HINTS
By DR.. Troy Smith

The human heart small muscular about the the
st This beats on the average OF y beats minute normal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20
Sheep 5000

y.rv rla.a,rt evening was pnioypd by
an
\fge ,rnan Madden has gone to
/ lya,,L..r, Wig whore She viii be- 4
,,tfnnt a, inc .anitarium in that city.
CortrIs3 where she win spend a
Iu.luth ar six weeks with her brother.
/ Ir,rr, and nix wife
raw I Bolster left last Friday
nm -, t,ur tbrongh ohio and Michigan
in rh. interest nf the Mission Board
~, tho ,dyoot denomination
,I,gf.,,ny = " FaIton Fred X.
Ip.iI., nan, r \Huar and Edgar
1Tnnr, ,ttorl.d rho T,nInb District
ronv.rttor of rno Federation of
,,,-,,.,,,. clinic which was held at
g,ro,tnr last Thursday and Friday.
,ri,.. ,,I.,,, rnoI,.ir. nf This. rity is Dis
,ni,., incident
lfr and \ne n \ Rolster attended
,,a ,nru,I r,.atino of tLa Illinois
,t.,,nf,,.tur.r., r,et Accounting 3s
s,ni,,,n, convention which was held
j., Cht,aon l,s, ,rbursdav
nri,. ,,,,,bor ,f Jnrdota Odd
r.IIn,.s u,on, r. ott,ua las, Thursday
arantna n,horo nav ,ttandod a conn.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20
UTICA

Mrs Nike German and Mrs Lille
Coouce went to Lebanon, Missouri
yesterday to visit the formers sister,
Mrs G. II. McNeal for couple of
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Crostar spent
tn" day in Chicago Tuesday
Mrs Henry Sabo's mother Mrs Ry-
an of Deer Park is quite sick. She
is taking care Of her.
Mrs. Jay IIanlcy and sister Mrs
Leo Bast We're La Sale callers yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Fowlie Mrs.
Alice Wheeler, Mrs r. 4, Childers
motored to Peru yesteI day to see the
Field day exercises.
Mrs. Elmer Currie transacted bust.
ness in Grand Ridge Yesterday
Mrs Pat White visited friends in
Ottawa Yesterday.
ED Lewis transacted business in
Ottawa yesterday
About twenty-five of Mrs Alice
Whccler's friends surprised her We'd
nesdaY evening, it being her birthday
They presented her with porch
hanging basket, fun of flowers Cards
were played during the evening and
most delicious lunch served About
eleven O'Clock they all departed wish.
: iHg Mrs Wheeler many more birth
days 10 follow
Mrs. Rebecca King from Penncyl.
Nanil is visiting her nephew, Harr
~ rdert and wife
Mrs Ed Meyers was q. IA Sale cal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20
Remember,
away back, when

Ottawa merchants signed an agree
ment in April, 1886, in which they
agreed to close their stores at 3 p. M
The following merchants signed; A.
Lynch Scott Brothers & Co., W. H.,
Hull & Co, r. n. Trask, o. Hess. ".
T. Tress, n. W. S Rigden, =. Russell
< Son, S zimmerman, E. n. Bes'.
mann, G. p. Rugg, }. MegaffIn, Child
q phipps, n c. Werner, &. Claus &
Brother . Leahy, John Feeney, j. A..
french. William Trabing, s. W.
Walther. A. Frank & Co.. M. Stiete!
4. tI-chuler, Hirschteld & Co, 0. W.
E0Ilmeyer, }. (. Porter, Corcoran &
Schacfer, William H1yne.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20
FREEDOM.

Miss upnn StockIpv d8uphtar of
N, and Mrs Wm StockIav and cnis
Corigaro w,ra married. ~ tho Ran.
III, n,r.or.ga il, n,,.,,., ,ro,.ta, at
= d IN. Their attendants were Miss
Gladys Stockley and George Gonigam.
The ceremony was witnessed bv thrp,
other couples The bride wore a bin.
ucotine suit and carried sweet peas
and orchids The bridesmaid also
wore Il blue suit and carried sweet
peas The bride graduated from the
ottawa high school in lQ20 and has
taught very successfully in the
Thomson district fer the mast wear
.ghny will make their home nm tho
gT0om's farm near Walnut Tbav
have the besi wishes of many friends
here
h..I,,,. ..h..., .,...,,.. NJ.
da, -v.tl f, ot,,,, :, ~ ,h.'.,t,''''.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20
Notice.

There will he a meeting of the Alb
raham Lincoln council ot the Ameri-
can Association fer the Recognition
OF the Irish Republic tomorrow even
ing at St Columbus hall at s o'clock.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20

chicago market report furnished by
q. ". kirby manager Slmons, nay
n co, Room 81 Muiouoy Building.
Phone %.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20
MQrseilleS News
MARY MACARTHUR
once Phone Black 49, House Phone, s5
once Theare
JuYerlle Stars Renarded

proud Of mls aea addition to The city
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20
Our NoighbOr Says:

In these times men IN the building
trades realize that half a loaf &c bet
ter than TO have 10 loaf.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20

IrIAAnIclAU PAGe TO TIC MORTOAr2 I
coLOuh ANIo Sec lv AN1 II ! t. &
y AI,1p=s, DIED TGSTSr2 IoAN He WIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
CITY SPECTATORS
CONTROL OPPOSED
Legislators Frown on Proposal
90 Transfer Police Powers
10 Aldermen.
WALTON BILLS FAVORED
Hearings Set for the Coming
Week on Proposition for
State Regulation.
Special pespofeA 20 rHs Nrw rosx HsuLn
New yerk Hsraid Rur-au.l

spscioi pespatcA 20 The NEW Yosx HsaLn
Ss~ f'rs xie.a s f rss.
Strong opposition has developed TO the
bill presented by Senator Schuyler
Meyer. Republican. OF New York city.
providing that the State transfer It's
police powers 20 the Board OF Aldermen
IN New York IN dealing with the ticket
spectators nuisance in that city.
Senator walton's bills seeking to reg
ulate the spectators and end the street
barking" are favored generally In the
Legislature and apparently have a good
chance OF passage. There viii be
hearing this week on the Walton bills.
one OF which makes II a misdemcanor
for SPECTATORS 10 hawk tickets from
Railways and doorways. while another
prescribes a penalty for charging more
than so cents above the box office price
for ticket. and requires all agencies
dealing in tickets 20 take out a license,
FOR which they must pay 800.
The Meyer bill provides as follows:
Subject to the constitution OF the
State the Board OF Aldermen Shall have
power to provide for the licensing and
otherwise regulating the business OF
there naming hackmen, peddlers and
others now regulated by city ordinance.
and continyingl ticket spectators or
other persons selling or offering for sale
tickets Of admission or any other evil
dence of the right of entry TO any per-
Torrance or exhibition in or about the
premises of any theatre. concert hall.
place. OF public amusement or common
show"
Such an amendment to the New York
charter would give the Aldermen I'M
limited authority to deal as they wish
with ticket spectators. The legislative
leaders are not In favor OF transferring
the power from their own body. They
believe the State law would be more ef-
fcctive than a city ordinance.
While no opposition has developed on
the surface TO the Walton bills. II is
presumed that the spectators lobby Is
at work trying to sidetrack the measures.
Theatrical managers generally are ex-
pectcd to appear in favor of the bills.