The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
GILLESPIE MAKES CORRECTION.

N'Ah@A@4@hSi IL iF.f1ENAsD SciNtNA-t tNOtNs
Mr.. Frank L. Gillespie, President
of the Liberty Life Insurance Com
pany, in justice to his family and the
stockholders and officers Of the
company, desires to make it known
that he is not the prominent insurance
man mentioned in the divorce pro-
ceedings of Joseph A. Morris. The
fact that many people have made
mention of this report and numerous
telephone calls have been received at
his home concerning same, prompts
Mr.. Gillespie to make public this
denial.
Spending Vacation
John a. Waterman. 5l03 :. Wabash
Ave, who has been a clerk in the Chi
cago postofiice Tor many years, Is
spending his annual vacation.
Improves Slowly
Mrs. w. a Williams, 4344 Evans
Ave, who has been confined to her
bed for two months or more, IS still
sick and improves slowly.
Forging Ahead
The Virginia Society, social body
composed OF native Nirginians and their
near relatives. is forging ahead. Meet
ings are held every third Wednesday
evening at 363S State St, End floor.
X. L. Feguson. president; NJ. +. Bal
ley, corresponding secretary
In City on Business
Mrs. Blanch Emerson Smith, Tor
merly OF Metropolis and Glencoe, H.,
but who is now residing in Detroit.
Mich, spent two weeks in the city and
suburbs on important business. Dur
ing her stay here she WAS the guest OF
Mrs. Nellie Pledgcr, 44th and Wabash
Ave.
Mrs. Washington Returns
Mrs. Hazel Washington, owner OF
the Washington Confectionery Store,
Is ". 36th ST. has returned to the
city IRON B1xtou Iowa. where she was
called to attend the funeral 81 her aunt,
Mrs. Phoebe Cook.
Bailey Out of Town
On Sunday and during the week,
NJ. I. Bailey. president The Bailey
Realty Co, 1888 state 81, wa, in Nor
gan Park, Glencoe. Wheaton and
Evanston, III. securing bungalows,
cottages aud lots for clients.
Rose in Town.
Mr.. Geo. Rose, owner OF chain OF res
taurant5 IN New York is in the city for
a few days He is stopping At the Hotel
Nincennes
Ike Crawford Found Dead on I. c.
Tracks
Police OF the Cottage Grove station
discovered the body OF man on the
Illinois Central tracks at he loot oi
Twenty fourth Street carly Monday.
later Identified by letter in his pock-
cts as Ike Crawford, 4726 Federal 81.
He had evidently been killed by a
passing train. The body was taken
to Higgins MorRue, 5000 Cottage
Grove Avenue, where the inquest Wa
held
Relatives in Paris, Tenn, were mott
fed. rr..
Brings Parents to City
In company with her sister and
brother. Mrs. Mary Johnson. 1872 F.
4lst St, rushed to Nashville, Tenn, a
few days ago to be At the SICK bedside
OF Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Lock. Mrs. Johnson has returned to
the city bringing her parents with her.
Scene of Many
Morgan Park. the beautiful and ra-
pidly growing suburb OF the city. was
the scene OF many homcscckers on
last Sunday. \ few OF those noticed
were Mesdams Sarah Benton Nicg
Lucas, Nora Williamson; Messrs.
Jesse Hatch. David and Andrew Jack
son and Mr. and Mrs. @. W Ford.
DR.. Bibb Moves Office
DIR. NJ r. Bibb on the lst OF Ma
moves his Offices IRON 2900 State St.
where he has practiced for the last =
years. to new quarters at $3.50 So.
Michigan Ave.
Gets National Bank Permit
1elegraphic adviccs from Washing
ton indicate that permit has been
granted Tor the organization OF the
Douglas National Bank claimed by
Mr.. Chavers the organizer, to be the
first such permit ever granted our race
John Z. Hawkins, Sr., Crosses the
Great Divide
John T. Hawkins. Sr., father OF
Lieutenant John f. Hawkins OF our
city died after a protracted illness He
resided on T. 9th st. Lieutenant IIaW-
kins will accompany the remains TO
Norwalk, Ohio, for burial. Mr.. Haw-
kins was 65 years old and had Travelled
extensively.
DR.. Glouster Bryant Remains at South
Park Church
Every one will be delighted to learn
that Dr. Bryant will remain in our city.
DR.. Bryant is doing wonderful work
here and is needed TO carry on his pro-
gramnc He makes no compromise with
with vice and general community uplift
with Christian influences is his goal.