The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-29

was largely attended and before $50
every available seat in the auditorium
and gallery was occupied. Rev w. d.
Cook, pastor of the church and ono OF
Americas foremost orators, delivered
the anniversary address.
Strikes Man with Poker
Charles Scott, 80, 1918 Wabash ave-
nue., is in the County Hospital suffer
ing from the effects of a blow over the
head inflicted by William Collins. 2842
Federal street. Collins hit Scott with
poker while they were engaged i'll a
fight.
Hammers Brothers Head
Celius Taylor, "a }035 Dearborn
street, was struck over the head with
hammer i'll fight with his brother,
Kinds Taylcr, Friday. At the same
time Kinds put knife in his brothers
back, probably puncturing his lung.
Drunk, Runs Over Auto
Sam Williams, So 3l13 Forrest ave
nue., was seen to attempt to run over
an automobile Saturday at 10Th and
State streets. He suffered several
bruises about the head He was later
found to have been DRUM; at the time
OF the accident.
Cuts Ex-Wife
Charles Singleton visited the home
of his former wife, Mrs Isabelle Sin
/ gleton, "a, 2939 La Sale street Sun
/ day They had been separated some
time. Failing to patch up grievances,
Singleton attacked the woman with a
knife, inflicting scalp wounds. lie then
escaped.
Slabs Arresting Officer
Policeman Miles Brown, 540l Dear
born street, was stabbed Friday by
Charles Borms, white, PIP w. Wash
ington boulevard. Officer Brown was
attempting to put Borms under arrest
Tor the stabbing OF a woman. He was
placed in Provident Hospital, where it
is said his wounds are not fatal.
Outley Benefit
A musicale select for the benefit of
Mrs. Mozelle Outey, organist of Pill
grim Baptist Temple, who prepares to
go West for her health. will be given
Monday night, October 81, 3 p NJ. at
the Pilgrim Temple, 33d street and
Indiana avenue. The following pro-
gra mwill be presented: In soprano
solos, Nine. Abel Law, Nine. o. Por-
Contralto, Miss Corinne Brown. Dra-
matte reader, Mrs Lcola Lillard. Quar-
tette. Metropolitan Center, Prof. Grun-
dy, director. Pilgrim Temple Choir,
Prof J. A. Lillard, director. Ebcn-
ezcr Choir, TProf. Taylor director.
ScXtette from Southsde Opera Com
pany Prof. Jas: Mundy, director.
Piano accompanies. Misses Zema
y
ton. Chorus from Englewood Club
Geo. Williams director. Miss Helen
Stewart accompanies.
Virginians Entertained
The Virginia Society gave an OK
cellent program October 10 at head
quarters, 3638 5. State street, at which
time many Virginians and friends
were present. Addresses were made
musical selections rendered, and at {
late hour refreshments were served.
Mrs. jackson Back
After spending several weeks at
Nashville. Tenn. with relatives and
friends, Mrs Nannie Jackson. 1922
Michigan avenue. is back in the city,
pleased with her trip. Mrs. Jackson
brought with her Spencer Jackson her
son, to enter the public schools here
To Celebrate
Thebes Council 1876. \. L. X. & d.
of A.. of which Mrs. Elizabeth Rochon
is most excellent queen. will celebrate
its third anniversary November % at
Bailey's Hall. 1888 s. State street.
Grateful to Chicagoans
John Mitchell, Jr., OF Richmond,
Va, editor OF the Richmond Planet
and president Of the Mechanic Savings
Bank. has returned from Los Angeles,
Cal, where he attended the American
Bankers Association, and is grateful
to his many Chicago friends for the
Inequalities extended him during his
short stop to and from the meeting
Clarence Cameron White Coming
Clarence Cameron White of Boston,
Mass, our leading violiniSt who will
appear in recital Monday evening, No
vember 7, at Lincoln Center, at $40
prompt; ought to be given a big house
in order to show that we appreciate our
own artist Fritt Kriessler, the Norld' 5
greatest yiolinist, is playing Mr.. White S
compositions. II you miss this affair,
you will miss treat. Admission, SO
cents. Julius y Avendorph, Manager.
, hd-Clarence brooks in new york; -
/ Mr.. Clarence Brooks, movie star, and
secretary OF the Lincoln Moving Picture
Corporation OF Los Angeles, is now in
New York City where he has been APP
pearing in person at some OF the show
ings OF his latest picture, by Right OF
| Birth
Fails To Get Auto Number
John Gambrell, 50, 3255 Forest Ave,
was struck by an automobile Saturday
at Sind St and Michigan Ave, bruising
him painfully about the back He failed
to identify the occupants.
J., B. Mitchell, 81, 5000 Federal St,
was injured by an auto truck October
20 at 32nd and State SITS.
Miss Louise Perkins, $40 Prairie
Ave, was injured by. an auto truck Oc-
tobcr 70 at 37th St. and Indiana Ave.
Squire Bass, 80. 3408 Forest Ave,
suffered a fracture OF the left shoulder
when he fell from an auto truck Octo-
Der 70 at 35th and State SITS.
Almost Cuts Off Thumb
While chopping wood in the basement
at his home, 1904 Calumet Ave, Cayella
Whitley, 80, almost severed his thumb.
hd-Stabbed by unknown woman)
John Garry. 81. 300 Ellis Ave, was