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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-27
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IN" Apocalypse" massive "fmi2a.
ton" Of Vicente lbanez's notable ard
widely read epic romance Of the
Great War. The Rex Ingram pro
duC;ion neRIeCts neither de'a!l nor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-27
MOVIEGRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON

GIT is easier to obtain sub title eff
i fects, to catch hceting emotions,
or record transitOry whimsiCalities
with interior lighting than with ex-
terror" declared Reginald Barker. di-
rector of THE Old Nest, the Rupert
Hughes story made by Goldwyn, which
will be shown at the Stanley next week,
Ii is, of course. common knowledge
among the picture going public that
many of the scenes made apparently
indoors are taken or shot on sets
built outdoors. These are roohess, ana
in many instances with one or more
walls missing to permit the sunLlght I"
enter. The majority are made IN an
inclosed stage Illuminated artihcfai'E.
IIIHEN a motion picture star appears
w in n dual role the event Is hailed
as a sensation in tilmdom. The senSa
tion of multiple roles is doubled in
Clara KimbalI YUung's latest photo
drama. Charge It." which will be
nj the palace next week. In this rCas-
istic picture from Sada Cowan, rcmrm
bered for her authorship of Hush
and straight From Paris, Miss
Young assumes four different roles.
The remarkable point, however, is
not in the number uf roles tnis versatile
actress portrays. but in the effective
ness with which she is said 10 enact
each part.
ANY one who doubts Sam Wood :
~ ability 10 drpi"t II college story,
such as "The Snob. at the ArradIa
next week. should ask Phinde.phlans
who knew him as tho phl,adc,phia Ath-
letic Club athlete Of 1900 aud 1901. also
-. IA "a ,r.,F tf
same organization.
Wood is man who knows all ath-
letic and outdoor activities. He was
born in philadcIph.a and was educated
and played football at tie Hall stanton
School.
WHEN you see the light and shade
w effects obtained 10y the ramcrnmon
who "shot" the GoUyrrneur Morris
original screen story Of "A Tale Of Two
Worlds" ." coming to the Irtorla next
week, appreciation vii be Grrp"ned int"
wonder in knowing that twenty two
year old lad. Norbert Brodtn, ~ re.
sponsible for the exceptional photo
graphic effects. :,
Comedy is usually expressed by we'll
lighted backgrounds Mr.. Brodiu dark
ems and sometimes obitcratcs his back
grounds entirely to express tragic
moods.
XAIHEN Nigel de Brulicr, VINO created
w the role Of TchcruoA, The Russian
mystic who suggests IN his IF" and
symbolic philosophy a r"iararnati"n Of
St. John. author of The Book ~ R"ve-
.lation. was offered thr part. in ''The
2 Four Horsemen Of the ApOra.yls", he
7hesiated to accept IT,
10 w., q
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
Criticism Men and Measures In the Hope Correcting
Errors sandEo

Pref Kelly Miller objects to the President appointing black
the Ambassador Haiti He fears that the black
would be biased his opinions We wonder who the learned
Professor would have there. to that ne forges
that ito the American manor born'
that soca justice and not social
equality OF course the Major fine distinction which
be probably be difference To they both
We the full enjoyment of American citizenship and
it makes nod difference what you may call it.
The condition peonage the South and the
fearful have been committed enforce it have estab
escutcheon of the South which Times cold hand
alone eface and then will remain forever.
While Charity outstretche aid the hungry and
suffering Chicago appears that the hogs seeking to
snatch that small ance Some property have
given noe their tenants that the expiration of their leases
the sf of May that the will be increased hundred
This is the spirit that prevalent those of the
black Charity does begin in the home at least the profits of
Charity will be taken away in order to maintain
Certain members of the Chicago police force have been
pended because of alleged streak of yellow and cowde which
brought when of their pals slain by the notorious
gmman, Tommy OConnor IF these officers had perchance
seSed the duy hue of Dorsey Chambss the Chicago Tribune
would have nailed them the Prejudice least color
deep.
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
x1oU SHOULD have seen tha.

.XTOU SHOULD have seen that
7 dapper little real estate magnate
last Thursday night doing a
Diogenes stunt between the two apart
ment buildings in the 10Th Street
block on Wabash Avenue. sNosey was
wandering around looking for some
thing he was told about and thought
he would make a short cut through
to Michigan Avenue. Nosey tried to
walk around a big ash can that was in
an alley between the buildings and was
almost frightened out of his thick skin
when the cover flew off and the little
real estate king and Wallingford pop
ped forth and yelled at the top of his
voice, ITS lie. She lied. | am not
the man" Nosey hastened to calm
this gay Lothario and tell him he was
not looking for him and suggested
that he come forth from his armored
castle under the protection of Nosey.
Shaking like leaf he snuggled up to
Nosey and followed him until on
Michigan Avenue and then he unceri-
moniously broke into run leaving
Nosey standing wondering about this
strange stunt on the part OF one Of
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
t O The You KNOW
. 'Em Editor

You know those bomb throwers'
that have been wrecking houses and
apartment buildings. Well, they are
still at it even though we have a new
States Attorney. But they certainly
find the bomb throwers" when they
hit the Yellow Taxis. There's a rea-
son.
/ know you know those real estate
men who have raised your flat rent
1000 and know you wish they would
move into Lake Michigan. Well, the
law will finally give them a place
without rent where they may stay for
years without renewing their leases.
l know you know that Judge in
the jury court who seemed to Be some
what alarmed a few mornings ago be-
cause white man visited colored
mans house. | know you know him
because when he was candidate he
may have visited your house.
l know you know those bats OF the
might who lurk in the shadows of the
doorways OF State Street and accost
you when you pass. Well, tell them
The Law and Order League will get
them finally.
| know you know where that dis
tillery on South Park Avenue is. |
mean those ''moonshiners" in the base
ment Well, tell them to watch their
step. That new decision had nothing
to do with your case.
| know you saw that Easter fnery.
Well. lot OF it was bought on the
dollar down and dollar forever plan.
II was quite a strain. For while one
young society matron was dressed in
the height OF style, the little diamond
ring was noticeably absent. Oh. what
are pawn shops for anyway if you
can't get accommodated?
know you know those pickpockets
who operate i'll drovcs on the State
/ Street and cross line cars. Well, they
are still doing business and if not with
the consent OF the police at least with
their silence. Oh, well, pickpocket
has got to live somehow.
i oh, you must know that lady with
the sunny smile for everybody. Well.
tell her she ought not to get insulted
Iii someone says. Hello kid" in ans
wer to her ever-ready smile. How
can man tell if She smiles like that.
know you know that "Ay-by-night'
roomer who moves seven times per
week telling each landlady that he is
going out to get some change to pay
her: Well. tell him that his game
is about played out because almost
every landlady knows him now and
will not give him key until he comes
Iacross.
I know you know that real estate
man who used a lady's car to 90 to
Gary, Indiana to look over some pro-
perty Well tell him he ought to at
least buy the gasoline for a trip like
that and not go in a store to get some
i cigarettes and never show up again.
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
The Clubs
By Walter A. Ellis

The Virginia Union Alumni met at
1910 Calumet Avenue March 10Th.
Many graduates present.
The Treble Clef Club well pleased
a number before the Sunday Evening
Club on Easter evening, Priscilla Lee
Mayo rendering the beautiful solo.
The Standard Literary Society OF
Olivet presents a special program 3:15,
April ).
The Sunday Evening Club at NJ. c.
{. Easter program was excellent
Local artists from sister organizations
we're presented. The large orchestra
was at its best. Many Distinguished
guests occupied the platform and ro-
strum. front and rear OF the large
chorus, ]. ". Jones conducting.
The American Rose Art and Char
ity will hold its next meeting with
Mrs. Heath. 800 Ellis Avenue.
The intermediates of Metropolitan
{. Center entertained a discussion
Resolved that two years travel in
Europe equals a college education.
Easter program was entertaining and
interesting. p. m. Sunday. Miss LII
ellie Trip, reporter.
Notice. The report Of the Roamers
vs.. Cosmopolitan Clubs basket ball
game was omitted last week on ac-
count OF causes not controlled by the
Club Editor. Beg pardon
The Golden Lily Pleasure Club were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs Jefferson,
3825 State Street on March 26th. Next
meeting TO be announced later.
The Fern Leaf Pleasure club will
hold a special meeting and present an
extraordinary program, April 9th AT
the residence OF Mrs. Cordclia Hill
$3.50 Federal Street.
The Pioneer Lodge of the Theoso-
lphical Society presented Mr. Fordyec
Sunday in address Fairies The re
preventative audience was apprecia-
tive.
The Chicago Tuskegee Club in mt
sic and games enjoyed the time OF the
season in their monthly social March
2ith Zip was there.
Family Meet the NJ. ". Pinckuey
| Juvenile Assn. Atty. r. +. West
brook, President Ask him
Zip of the Whip Reports.
ZIP wishes to know why ii is neccs
sary for the crack" cornetist to ado
all the hourishes replete with acci.
dentals when the congregation /
chanting the Lords Prayer-'he puts
us out"
Following a beautiful Easter pro
gram with costumes, crowns, crosse
and lilies and an air OF love and hopt
why should the Editor OF tin
Worlds Greatest Weekly" get up anz
rant about the shortcomings OF the
race men, saying, not one coule
! operate a Linotype machine: Zipp.
says: Who wants to operate a Limo.
type machine any way--on an kastcf
| program:
Well, look what Zip discovered
Please extend both hands and take
the St GATHERINGS Dramatic Club.
37th and Langley Avenue. a hoss! :
/ hossl! NV Ford for a hoss. '-Zippy)
Step right up front folks.
The St Marks Lyceum. 50th and
Wabash Ave, made the hit OF the dag
! (Easter) in presenting real live pro
gram on distinctly Literary lines as
sisted by Miss Pauline Lee and hei
musical aggregation (More particu
lars next time, please-Ed.).
1t has risen! The Star Literary So
ciety!! a good program IS reported
from the Star" OF Ebenezer Baptis
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
STUDENTS DEFY
CHAPEL 0RDER;
THREATEN STRIKE
Bait. Afro-American.

WASHINGTON, d. C., March 30
The academic faculty OF Howard
University lost out in the scrimmage
with the student body last week in an
attempt to enforce attendance upon
midday chapel services on all stu
dents.
Attendance OF the academic stu
dents, but not the professional stu
dents. upon the chapel services is a
rule OF long standing in the Univer-
sity, but ii had never been rigidly en-
forced until recently when the faculty
passed what is known as the eight cut
rule. Under this new regulation every
student who was absent from classes
and from chapel would be required in
effect to complete an extra course be
fore he could graduate.
PRONUNCIATION of the eight cut rule
created consternation among the stu
dents. Talk OF another student strike
like the one OF tour years ago went
the rounds of the campus, and finally
a mass meeting OF students after chapel
service was called BY student leaders
TO decide what were Best To be done.
Knowing the seriousness of the sit
uation, President ]. Stanley Durkec.
white forbade the gathering. but the
students disrcgardcd his injunction TO
lisperse and po To luncheon IN Minor
Hall and held their meeting Both
President Dnrkcc and George Brown.
president OF the Student Council. held
the platform ~ The zame tmr H. The
44r.t Hts5-f
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02

y NE NIGHT LAST week. Nosey
made the rounds OF the cabarcts
~ just to see ii the same old gang
was holding forth as per program and
was rather interested to note that
many more OF elite society folks had
taken to Stunning as they "A ii
when they want to go to cabaret
and have some excise afterwards to
tell their friends. But Nosey saw such
strange couples that he almost cracked
his long nose squirting at them. One
bright vamp had seven of Chicago S
leading "he-vamps" bowing and buy
ing. One OF the gentlemen had told
his wife that he was going to Detroit
and as Noscy followed this good old
sport he believes that he did because
he did take the violent vamp' in
scarlet and mink to The 18th Street
Station and did buy more than one
ticket That was enough for Noscy.
This respectable" southside practi-
toner might tell others that business
took him to Detroit, but Nosey knows
that it was pleasant business, even
though operated at a loss. The
"vamp' never has been known to lose
heads she wins, tails you lose.
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
The Jackson Club.

~ 80
! ne Ja,H,3H ',,N1 iHsi a., a, ',le Ie,i'e''st
| o. AlI>' N9peft ieI5oh' +79 i.ast bowen
! 5Nlgl'Is' ,s i-a7tc' SUNDAY al'eI noon al
~ ~ VI. opei'gH IN inc usual I'aili's.
/ niDie 4a"la''oH' from eaSil one present
Many soHa uahss were aaiH ipI inc D'H-
sHt OF me ,'9o' Nline' Laid h9ys' altei
pelhg ao'eht i'r quile a lohg Nfiie mace
aii'tli''s i. @al - - ,s'i's - Ilia". "" t2i
10 follow all good Example A. the
second meeting il each month J.. i5r ca
iertaming. both and literary f5le follow
,a p'9s a'' M ,ha " a. GO - W., - ~. r. ~
/ Violin solo, Master Boyee Wilson. ae-
lcompauied on the piano bg Mr. >idnes
alo,ilanl--sery beautiful indeed. ,Ia4pef
5i;,, 49, Sq.. ti1 p n 'ga.a' ll- Nv, W ,'. Z
comDos;tionl. formerly Of Bloomington.
Ind. naw of Chicago. oh. how she
pictuHed tue beauty q tins world WITH
u, e,ai 80 ~ ai'n,, i., 81 ,Ir' oa
anna Rcd. very rich and sweet Re
freshments served by The hostess. Mrs.
Nina Goodwin and Mrs. Georgia Heng
~, slI' Oh o, ',e @ ,sh ''a- -. - "a ,ii'1 ,a i '
} The No mcqtira af tbc rIeb will he
with Mr.. Louauna Reid. 5434 Forest
Avenue. All are invited to attend the
sl''e5 5 @l''''e'. ,s' In ~ se - s.'2 W., ui 6l r.
PslI5rd 596z = Dearborn Street Mr.
Ocie Ballard. Pre-. Louauaa Reid. Sec
). 7. Fisher Reporter Sidney Holland,
pianist
All women interested ID the CIVIC
bettermeut oi The Community are
-, - - ,,.'.....,. -. l.,..,
RdId bidH'H "t NF"'HS" lily N''''
Nl"peS NYe"u'' 'auas' i'.' i'l, ''
:, 81 Ci.;...l
marry be J'd"'''a u 'li1 IN 'So
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02

TNERYBODY WAS out to The
r. Amateur Minstrels Monday
night and Nosey really had a
good time He danced with several
Of the heavy weight and middle
weight headliners OF the social swirl
and at first was not sure about the
odor he caught ON the breath Of three
of these well-known cyer-present so
cial fixtures. Nosey found that his
long nose was running true to form
and his delicate nostrils had detected
the good old odor OF "Sunnybrook"
or "Old Taylor" The cloves would
not down the stronger perfume.
Nosey knew then why there was that
ever-present smile on these ladies'
faces and why one would say 'hic'
every time one OF those violent
couples, blind to all, would bump into
her. The crowning proof OF the 100
proof came when Nosey picked up the
beautiful purse OF one of the ladies
after it had "splashed" on the floor.
She wanted TO go and leave It but
Nosey picked it up and gave it to the
now blushing society matron who
looked wise, winked and said, "IIic !
thank you"
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
SUNDAY LAsT was a great day

CUNDAY LAST was a great day
for those three Young ladies OF
~ Gossips Row in Calumet Avenue
They followed that young engaged
couple of Englewood around for two
hours without seeing Nosey following
them. They wanted to see where this
couple went and whom they visited
and how long they stayed. They got
cold waiting in the yestibule for the
couple to come out Of that Grand
Boulevard house and finally went back
to their holes in Gossips Row 10
"speculatca and shatter regulations.
Nosey saw the young people leave the
house By the rear entrance right after
they had entered the front knowing
that they would lose their pursuers.
Now if of these three "homc wreckers
and scandal mongcrs' tell any unsav
ory tales about these young lovers,
Nosey will do a little reputation
wrecking himself and viii use some
rather notorious characters in Chi
cago's night lie to prove his story OF
their own midnight and carly morning
"frolics and follies.' \ word to the
wise is sufficient
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02

Church. Zip of the Whip is coming
round nest Sunday 10 see.
space VII not permit moro club
notes in this column Look elsewhere
IN this issue. This arrangement
changes in ApriD.
The Cheese and Cracker Literary
Club will hold its second meeting ON
Saturday, April ,. 4 noon, at 3423 In
diana Ave Mr. l.. Y. Alexis viii give
4 critique OF The Right TO Life from
.he French original and Mr.. ". II. \
Moore will review some ot Thomas
}urkc'5 -hurl stories
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
THE WEATHER
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau.

Forecast for the period of March Is
to April , l92l:
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Generally fair, except local rains
Wednesday or Thursday; much cooler
with iroats first part oi week.
For the Region OF the Great Lake.
Unsettled, with occasional rains and
possible SHOWS; much colder with
freezing temperature first part OF week
For the Upper Mississippi and Low
cr Missouri Valleys: Generally lar
but with probability OF rams Wednes-
day or Thursday; freezing tempera.
ture at beginning OF wecll, normal
thereafter
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02
MORRIS BROWN DE-
FEATS ATLANTA u.

ATLANTA. ia, Mar. 22-The Nor
ris Brown University nine defeated the
Atlanta University IN their first game
OF the season on Morris Browns cam
pus in score OF 8 TO o. The box
score is as follows.
The Chicago whip., 1921-04-02

ATOSEY WAS "strutting his stuff
" at a diekty party the other night
ried man that Is known to be hem
pecked. Nosey noticed that the little
man never sat down and naturally
wondered why until he overheard the
conversation between the good little
husband and his striving wife. It
seemed that she had insisted on him
wearing a certain garment that She
made with her own little hands and
had made il too short or too tight SO
that the little man could not sit down
without cutting himself in two So he
ate standing up and as tired as he was
he could not sit down after dancing.
To cap the climax when they went
home in a taxi the best he could dc
was to stand up in the machine. No
body but Nosey and the wife knew
what agonics the poor little man went
through. The witc has promised TO
"hx' them for him before he goes out
again.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-06
Auxiliary Party
Enjoyable Affair

The party given by the women's
Auxiliary Q, the American Legion In
the Odd Fellows hall last night.
during which q number OF surprises
materializcd, was tremendous sue
cess according to several of the la
dies who wcrc present. None but
ladies' were present. and therefore
the surprises mentioned will forever
remain a secret with them. but they
constituted. perhaps. the most en-
joyable part OF n wonderful evening.
Mrs. A. NJ. Melby and Miss Clara
Calkins sang. and Mrs. Fred Cofer
contributed two piano selections.
Mrs. Estella Carrier grvc two reci-
tations. pronounced by the ladies,
"the cutest ever heard" Mrs. Flor
ence Brandcnburg read the futures,
and told the pasts OF several OF the
ladies present, making them happy.
of course. A luncheon was served
just before the close OF the party
hours, several American Legion
members inveIgling their way into
the hall in time to share in IL.
The entertainment and refrshmcnt
committee, which included Mrs.
Bogue Dale. Mrs. Anna Holden. Mrs.
Percy Burke. Mrs. Florence Rae.
Miss Pauline Bond, and Mrs. Flor
ence Brandenburg, wish to thank all
the ladies for the interest displayed
through their attendance. and pro-
mise a repetition OF the good time be-
fore many days have passed, The
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-06
LUCE EXTENDS
SMALL HOPE 0F
FURTHER CUTS

About 25 local business men at
tended a conference with G. W. Luce.
traffic manager of the Southern Pa
cific in the parlor OF the White Pe,l-
can hotel yesterday afternoon and
frankly presented their reasons for
belief that the freight rates on prac-
tically all commodities coming into
this city were too high. Mr.. Luce.
who was induced to come here by
NJ. A. Callaghan. manager of the
traffic department OF the Chan bcr
Of Commerce. presented the rail-
roads side OF the argument. and
while he said he believed there would
be a downward revision OF rates af-
ter the hearing by the interstate
commerce commission, about two
months hence. he advanced very little
hope for reductions to the exten;
asked.
n. s. West. OF the Big Lakes Box
company, stated that the incoming
rates worked the biggest hardship.
and was chiefly instrumental in plac.
ing the cost OF living here on IFS pre-
sent high scale. Harry Telford, of
the county farm bureau. spoke about
the high freight rates. which pre-
vented the disposition OF abou; co.
900 tons Of hay in this county, and
also mentioned the high cattle rate.
which prevented the importation Of
cattle.
g. c. Lorenz. of G.. G. Lorenz e
company. VIII Baldwin. OF the Bald
win Hardware company. AL Graham,
local contractor. and J. T. Perkins, II
the Perkins Furniture company. and
several others cited specific rates
which they believed were inequitaJle.
Strong criticism was directed
against the high rate from Doris
here. but Mr.. Luce asserted that the
lower rate between San Francisco
Sacramento and Doris was made b..
the California public service COM
mission over the Hotest Of the
Southern Pacific. which took the
position that the California rate was
too low. He stated, further, that
application for a raise in the rates
to Doris was now before the in
terstate commerce commission.
Main line rates on the klamath
Falls-Weed branch could not be OBJ
tanned said Mr.. Luce, but some re-
lief was now practically assured.
particularly on freight OF the third.
fourth, and fifth classes.
All Industries are having diff
cult time, said Mr.. Luce. II mer-
chants and others who were com
planning about rates were as bIsy
now as they were last year and the
year before they would pay no atten-
tion to rates, as II is he who has
not much to do who finds time to
criticize. Another thing that mill
tates against the lowering of rates
on this branch, according to Mr.
Luce, was the absence Of business
between here and Weed, the klamath
Falls station being the only ono that
produce any worth while business.
San Francisco, Sacramento, and
Portland, are all fighting for Kla-
math Falls business, and the hear
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-06
Head Colds Started 1t

We all know persons now suffer-
ing from u constitutional disorder
which hnd its start from cold In
tho head, II is not wiso TO lot n cold
\ continue In tho hopca that II Will
woar itself out A little simplc mcdi-
cation tnkcn at the proper timo In
/ better
Tho simplest form OF such modl-
cation ls n small tablet which may
I bo caslly swallowed without incon-
yonioncing anyone. We recommend
RoxaIl Laxative Aspirin (U. ID. Coz
Cold Tablets; thcy contain Aspirin
(u. ID. Coz hccunilidc. Aloin ana
/ Capslcum,
These ingredients are most vaiu-
nbio In ollayIng pain, reducing fever.
! drying up coryza, lcsscnlng inflam'
nation, eliminating poisonous secrc-
tions, warming up the stomach ana
shortening the duration OF tho dis
ease.
II n cold In not treated when the
first symtoms show themselves. u
will frequently develop into more
sorlous complications.
Got OF ous box OF these Cold Tab
let's today. Takc thom according to
directions the moment tho first
symptoms appear and you will OBJ
tain real relief
We guarantee thom,
STAR DRUG co.
nc Hexe.qG s,D--
klamath Falls Oregon.