The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-28
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE
OWNERS


Here is chance to do something for
our wounded soldiers. We need IS
or 20 cars to carry the boys that are
now confined in Hospitals in the
Memorial Day parade. May 30th.
They cannot go unless you donate
the service of your car. II they can
get your car fill this blank, and mail
to Joyce &. Jacobs, Chairman, Hos
pitalzation Committee of the George
L. Giles Post, American Legion, 320l
South Wabash avenue.
Name ....,......,.#...... ...........'
AdaTeSS ..........,....... ....,......
Number of passengers car will
larry. Observation-Disclosures. ....''..'..
Please state number OF hours your
car can be had. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Whether Chauffeur will be furnished
or not. Observation-Disclosures. .......
George l.. Giles Post No. 81, Amer
lean Legion.
Mary French Home Opens.
The Mary French Home of Re
deeming Love. l49 W. 43rd St, opens
its doors to all aged persons without
funds, giving food, shelter medicine,
attention if sick and burial if no pro
] NlaIOHa udAI DINi pi ipb9is 4+tiANt
without any cost. Bishop \. d. Han
kins. Founder and President, Mrs. NJ.
Collins, Matron.
Mrs. Emma Buckner In City
Mrs Emma NJ. Buckner, of Lcth-
ridge Canada, who has come to the
city to take care OF her real estate
interests here was the guest of DIR. I.
Golden and her brothers, Henry and
Clarence Churchill at the Avenue
Theatre at the opening performance
OF Mamie Smith. Mrs. Buckner will
remain in the city for a few days
before returning to her home IN
Canada
Crowd Attends Service
Hundreds OF members aud friends
OF the various councils and juveniles
annual thanksgiving services held
Sunday evening, May IS, IN the W en-
dell Phillips High School Auditorium
Metropolitan Community Center
Church OF which Rev. w. d. Cook is
pastor) The sermon was delivered BY
! Rev. Cook. Mrs Eliza Jackson, state
grand queen OF Illinois, presided and
music was furnished by the organiza
ton choir Many national and state
officers were present.
Back from Ohio
Mrs. Jane Lipseomb, 36th and
| Wentworth Ave, IS back from Ohio
where She was called several weeks
ago on account OF the severe illness
OF her sister Mrs. Lipscomb left her
sister much improved.
To Be Busy In Suburbs
i NJ 7. Bailey, Pres. The Bailey
Realty Co. 1888 State St, who has
been unable to be in Morgan Park for
the past two Sundays on account OF
having to attend the annual thanks
giving services OF the Elks. A. u. X.
& ID. OF a. Carriers Charity and
Beneyolence Club and other organiza-
tions will return to the suburb May
10Th and remain until the close OF the
season helping to locate everybody
who may be anxious to buy.
Returns to the City
Rev r. L. Scott, pastor OF Grant
Memorial Chapel, 1000 Evans Ave,
has returned to the city from a long
speaking tour covering New York,
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh and Kansas
City. Mo
Virginians Meet
The Virginia Society. a group com
posed OF native Virginians and their
offspring. held an interesting meet
ing Wednesday evening at headquar-
tiers 3638 State St, at which time a
number OF Nirginlans joined the
society.
Walden Circle Meets
The Alumni and undergraduate OF
Walden University Circle met at the
Community House, 32Ol South Wabash
avenue, at p NJ. Sunday. May p
The following officers were elected
Dr. VIM. Watson, president pro tenn.
Mrs. Ethel Tucker, secretary.
Mrs n A. Davis, treasurer.
Meetings were arranged for z. NJ.
on the second and fourth Sundays each