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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07

\ short secular address will be given
the National Negro Press. Subject
by Mr.. Nahem D. Brasheur, Editor of
"What' s it all about. Mr.. Jacob
Lowe, foremost baritone singer Of our
race will render solo. Mr.. Lowe IS
the protcge of Prof. +. ". Georgia and
is well known in the musical world,
Mr.. Harrison Emanuel, who needs
no introduction to the Chicago public
will render two violin numbers, one Of
which will be his own arrangement of
compositiono T J. DeKoven Thomp.
SON s. The feature of the program, how.
ever, eenters in the Forum Choir Of 100
voices, led by Prof Charles L. Reese.
assisted by an orchestra Of 25 pieces.
under tho leadership Of Prof. Thomas
Of Boston, Mass October lst begun thc
second month of the program Of the
People 8 Forum. During the month
moro than 200 acressions were had.
Every member Of the Forum is eyer
cising every effort to make the church
great success. The congregation has
increased each Sunday, New members
ars being added TO tbs chorus The
slogan fer the moHtS Of October Is
"Bs a Forum Beester,n
A crowded house is anticipated for
next Sunday, Oct. sth.
Come early, - No admission fee. :
All seats free.
Avenue Theatre, 51st and Indiana
Ave Sunday sth, 1880 A. N.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
International Baptist Church
440 East 9Th Incar Vernon Ave.
Rer " N Rcnnetf. nasfnr

$40 East 37th lncar Vernon Ayc.)
Rev. ". NJ Bennett, pastor
Services were very good last Sunday
The pastor Dr.. Bennett preached a
wonderful sermon on this subject The
Litter Christ" at 3 o'clock DR.. W
d. Cook, pastor Of Metropolitan Com
munity Center, was with US and a
number Of his people were present with
him The Doctor preached an eminent
sermon instructive and inspiring. The
financial Effort OF the Church was
greatly helped There will be a plat
form meeting at 500 o'clock next
SUNDAY, Rev King, pastor Raydeld
Baptist Church, HYDE Park, will speak
Tor us also. Sunday School 80 every
Sunday morning.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
EDITORS MAIL
Iitof Chicago Whip.

Editor Chicago Whip
Dear Sir:
trust this communication will find
place in your appreciation, As a
constant reader Of your splendid paper,
and having with great care noticed,
and paid great attention TO the tenets
OF your editorials, and seeing the great
fight you are making against vice in
Chicago. and the efforts you have put
forth from time 10 timc. 10 help clean
up the city. And further as presiding
officer Of ono OF the Ministers Con-
icrcnces, IN TINS ojty; and knowing the
strong appeal you made before our
Ministerial Body for cooperation OF
the Ministers and Churches. as YOU
fully realized. that it takes the united
effort Of an Of MS to accomplish sue
ccsstuliy tins task Of tasks Further
/ noted the expose You gave these dcus
Of evil ard degradation. especially
located right near 20 churches, and
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
FIGHTING VICE

Black people publish FIVE newspapers the Chicago
These five create and disseminate public opinion
opinion the factor in racial development Strange
that of these five has
start militant campaign against vice and immortality the
silent the fragrant and naueang conditions
black people then the contributes the delinquency
the community shapes opinion favor of vice by its silence
When the refuses its readers
honestly then becomes to society Only
fighting vice. The others printing foolish propaganda
"gong white church Sunday" when churches
allowed hold services with houses of prostitution gambling
dens operating within their shadow. For shame
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
Habit and Massage
LEGAL HINTS
By G. G Adams

Dear EaoF adams few months ago formed partnership %9h H.
partner subscribed or several shares Of stock Of an oil yell com
Am liable this for the unpaid balance due on the said ~ K
Chicago
Answer No Though the subscription fact be Tor the benefit Of the
a
be within the Of the partnership be binding
Oh partners
Ny husband who lived in Illinois while New York
which drawn York
according the local laws which he attempted his sisters children part
he owned Illinois Would York
rights would the laws OF Hlnois3-F T. Illinois
where would
the laws where the located the real Suppose you
Dear Attorney arrested suspicion by The police and beat unit
| signed killing
the trial indictment brought uo this supposed confessions
C. @, Chicago
Answer No You made evidence against yourself that
A obtained by
promises OF reward based admissible evidence Sec
lawyer
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
Institutional Church

Institutional A. N. E. Church. 3s25
South Dearborn Street. Rev. David
Johnson, D. D. pastor*
Next Sunday morning the pastor
Will preach a special sermon. Subject
The Confusion Of Tongues at the
Tower Of Babel" At 3 p. IN. he will
preach from the subject. Following
Jesus Afar of. and Its Inevitable
Consequences"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
Saint Mark Lyceum

On Sunday, October 8, 1922, at Sis
p. m, Mr.. Anthony Overton will ad-
dress the lyceum on The Economic
Need OF the Hour Mr.. Overton's
economic experience has extended
over the past twenty-five years and he
IS thoroughly qualified to give an ex-
pert discussion OF the above subject.
In addition TO the above mentioned
address a splendid musical program
has been arranged. Among the ar
lists to appear arc. Mrs. Mabel Syl-
vestcr Nalareher soprano from New
Orleans La and Mr. Lawrence Abcr-
nathy, Wcll-known harpist
The program will begin promptly
a. Sis p N.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07

Monday, October 2, Jewish New Year. Business
brought abrupt and mpompu halt by the celebration of this
occasion by the Jews Almost all of the business places closed
because the Jews and control Them That all right with
the Jews all the business that they does
pathetic in districts populated almost entirely by black people
should essential and necessary The the
shadow the black and without the Jew the black
hardly find place food raimen. AnswerThe
black should have his business
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
Pilgrim Baptist Church
33rd and Indiana

Pilgrim is victorious. The Church
has Just emerged triumphant from a
six thousand dollars rally DR.. Wat
son enters on the seventh year OF the
Churches career Sunday. Come out
and hear the pastor.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
NV IME M n
B AtJET;EIKE Xl HUI " Gu III kss
THE PEOPLES FORUM

The interest being
displayed in this
young organization
bcspeaks great sue
cess. Its influence
has been felt and its
power is growing. II
is the popular Sun
day Service held cy-
cry Sunday morning
in the Avenue Thea
tire at 1890.
The religious ad
dress for Sunday will
be delivered by our
powerful pulpit ora
tor, Rev. G.. ".
Baber, subject, ''The
I[inp1om Universe
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
NednesdaY. Oetober !

General Assembly OF Virginia Pre-
sents an act declaring Ncgrocz, Mnlat-
toes and Indian slaves to be real es-
tate, l705
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
S.t,,rdau. Octnhrr Z

Insurrection Of slaves planned IN
Savannah, Ga.
A disagreement as 70 method ot
procedure caused the plot to fail. The
city numbered 5000 whites, ZOO
blacks, 1908.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07

This Week in History


Leading journals of the Nation be-
gin 10 wage vigorous hight against INC
Eu Klux Klan. 1921. September 3,
1921, the world and associated papers
began cNposc.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
Thursday. October S

A Negro is assigned TO duty IN the
War Department as confidential ad-
wiser IN matters affecting the interest
Of Negroes in the United States, l9lI.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07

4 pistol will protect the honor Of a
mans home, but a yirtuoua vic will
do 1t much better.
Say folks; II beer comes back 50
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
Snappy Thoughts
Bv

by z r >
In I9l6 all ono could hear was Mr.,
Wilson kept us out OF war Vel,
1922, the cry is Mr.. Harding. lie
kept Us out of coal
In the composing room OF our
plant, fappcr type is known as dis
play type.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07

DR.. 4. T. Augusta IS said TO nave
been the first colored man commits.
stoned in the Medical Department OF
tho United States Army, 1903.
tEy.J..sl.., nrtober
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
Friday October s

Slavery completely abolished IN
Cuba. 1886.
Thomas T. Fortune, born in Florida,
1885
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07
No,d,v October 2
Tuesday. October )

North Carolina abohshc9 sIaNeIy'
1905.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-07

NETITH DUE REGARD RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MOTIVE
w IN OUR EXPRESSION. WITH CONSCIENTIOUS COMPASS
SION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY WITH UNSIINTED CREDIT
TO THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS OUR GUIDE POST
AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE HAVE COMMITTED
OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM. WE HAVE
DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC SERVICE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
JUDGESH|P
AND APRIL Term
STILL IN THE AIR

Still everything is "up in the air"
with regard to Pueblos April term
of the United States district court.
Usually about this time orders are
sent to the clerk Of the court relative
to the dates on which to notice in
persons who are candidates for natur-
alization, but nothing OF the sort has
yet been received by Gardner NJ.
Greene, clerk of the court here.
Also about this time some orders us
ually come with relation to jurymen.
either grand or petit or both; but none
such has yet come.
And the reason for all this seems to
be that at present Colorado has no
federal district judge
Whether Judge Lewis OF the appeals
bench, will come to Pueblo on the
First Tuesday in April and convene
court and then adjourn it, or whether
Ia Judge will before then be appointed
to fill the VACANCY, there is nothing
known.
In Denver there has been some talk
of Judge Burke, now on the state
supreme bench, for the federal judg-
ship, and Judge N. Walter Dixon for
his place on tho state bench by APP
pointment, but no new developments
have been of late reported on that
suggestion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
xxx. CAUSES ARREST
OF WOMAN AS SLAYER

DELANp. Fla. March Acting on
Information which authorities say was
furnished by the ku kluS Khan. Mrs.
Alice Il. Shields was arrested today at
ST. Cloud. on "A warrant charging her
with the murder of her husband. VIII
liam \. Shields. formerly OF Moline.
Ill. who was shot and kilicc near here
February 6.
Peter smith. n negro. has been held
in the county jail as a suspect here
since the killing. and after her arrest
Airs. shields = said to have given Of
iiciala a statement In which she
charged the negro with the actual
shooting.
The couple operated n poultry farm
near here. On the night OF the shoot
ing they started horne from Dciand In
m automobile. Mrs. Shields told the
authorities that scTcrni milcs from
town hcr husband stopped the car be-
cs,isc OF an obstruction in the road
and that when ho nlishtcd to remove II
an unidentified person at tho roadsid.
fired upon him with a shotgun. Shields
was instantly killed Mrs. Shields APP
pcarcd to be suffering so greatly from
shock that she was placed In hos
piial here for several days.
Tn" negro was arrested after tn.
officers said they had found In hia
homH q douhi. barreird shotgun with
one barrel DISCHARGED.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
KANSAS OFFICER LETS
KID" MARTIN GO FREE

Will kid" Martin will not DO
brought back to Pueblo from Hoisins-
ton. Kansas to answer to the charge
Of false prctenscs. for the simple rea-
son that the officers in the Kansas
town got tired OF holding him for
Pueblo and turned him loose.
The charge against Martin. who Is a
negro, Is that he worked a smooth
game to secure $1e5. thru the claim
that he. owned n $500 piano. and other
household stuff of the total value OF
$3.50.
Sheriff Thomas sent out description
of the man and the marshal OF Trib-
unc. Kansas picked him up and. wired
that he had him and that he would
come without requisition papers.
Sheriff Thomas applied to the coun-
iy commissioners Monday for authori-
cation OF the expense OF bringing Mar
tin back. Yesterday consent was given
and then Thomas called up the officers
Mt Hosing,on. who replied that as
they had held the man since Friday
they decided Pueblo did not want
him. so they let him go. And this In
spite OF the fact that the Pueblo shcr-
M and procured and sent n warrant
there.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
WOOL INVESTIGATIONS
BEING GOOD NEWS

William l.. Doblc and w. +. Hoppe.
specialists on wool problems. returned
TO Pueblo Monday. after few weeks
invcstiEc Zion In Colorado. and report
cd TO Secretary =. a. Gray OF the Com
mcrcc club. their findinge. which will
add to tho Information filcs OF the
organization.
Five million pounds OF wool come
thru Pueblo annually and Pueblo
stands as n good possible site for a
wool warehouse.
Tho real purpose of the tour by the
two wool specialists was as a par. of
n national movement to STANDARD
tho grading OF wool az well as better
ms the marketing conditions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
k, K. K. INCORPORATES
IN STATE OF COLORADO

DENVER, March ARTICLES of in
corporation for Ku kiux Khan. Inc.
We're filed with the secretary OF state
here today. Tho incorporators are N. \.
Stonemorc. Francis l. Newling. and /.
w. Stancr. described as citizens OF
the United States
The papers state the organization Is
not for "pecuniary profit" Tho object
Of the organization. as set forth in the
papers, is to unite white. male, gem
tile native born citizens Of the United
States into fraternal militant So
cicty having as its ideals and objects
the support and maintenance OF the
principles Of true Amcricanism as en-
bodied in the constitution and laws OF
the United States Of America
The papers dated February Is. were
received in the mail today. accom-
panied by the legal filing fees. The
articles were sworn to before Clarence
o. Moore. a notary public.
The names OF incorporators do not
appear In the city directory. The di-
rcctory containcs the name Of Clarence
O. Moore. an attorney. but efforts to
reach him were not successful
Because the organization is not to
make profit. 1t was said at tho
office OF the secretary OF state 1t was
not necessary TO show where tho
principal offices OF the incorporated
concern were to be located.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08

Manager J. L. Beaman of the Colo
RADIO state fair is a busy man these
days, In the work of re-establishing
the records of his office which have
to do with the coming fair the last
week in September.
Yesterday no was writing the vari-
Gus county agents of the state for data
they can supply with rela tion to the
winners in their counties at the last
state fair. so that premiums yet due
can be paid.
He is also communicating with the
various foreign advertisers who here
tofors have patronized the annual
book, and to various others.
Already letters have been sent to
all county clerks for information con-
corning their boards of commissioners
and chairmen OF the same; and also
for lists OF the newspapers.
1t Is we'll known that the state fair
off icewith all its records, lists and
data OF n thousand and one kinds, was
a total loss in the Opera House fire.
Fortunately Mr.. Beaman is blessed
with an unusually good memory, and
has had fourteen years experience in
managing fairs. He also has much in
formation gained from the state asso-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
POLICE DISCARD STORY
OF TAYI1R SLAYER

Los ANGELES. cal. March l.
Police detectives assigned to the vii.
liam Desmond Tayiar mcrdcr mystery.
tonight announced they had discarded
the Confession recently mailed here
from Atlantic city. y. y. a. ;hc work
Of an unsouni mind
They said IN" handwriting 81 tho
man whose name was signed 10 tho
confession q prominent figure in
the motion picture industry. In no way
correspond to that in wvi~', tho doc
umc1t was written, Captain OF De
icc,iv's 7. Adams. however. was quot
cd ms stating his opinion there was a
piece Of important Information result
In FROM the confession.
Detective Sergeant Herman cline
said he had obtained u statement from
"a io-yc1r-old girl living near the Tay-
Tor bungalow that Edward r Sands.
missing former butlcr-sccretsry to tho
film director. whom she knew we'll.
was in Los Angeles long after he was
supposed to have left tho city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08

Wilson the reason was because his
mother had gotten wind of 1t and
said if he went to San Francisco she
would go too
Miss Wilson said that at Kennedys
request she telephoned to the San
Francisco hotel where Mrs. Obenchain
was registered and asked her to come
to Los Angeles but that Mrs Oben-
chain refused to do so.
Miss Wilson telephoned the same re-
quest on July 3 and got the same re-
Spouse she testified. Mrs. Obenchain
however came to Los Angeles July g..
she testified and on that night sent n
telegram to Chicago to have wired to
Kennedy 10 have wired to his residence
In Los Angeles. This telegram read:
Arrived here today; goodbye for
ever"
Miss Wilson said she did not know
to whom the message was addressed
to In Chicago except that Mrs. Oben-
chain told her 1t was friend This
message according to other testimony
was sent from Chicago to Kennedy
and signed "Madalynnc" by Arthur
Burch co-dcfendant in the case, who,
the prosecution alleges, killed Kennedy
in Beverly glen, near Los Angeles,
August ..
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
CONFIDANT OF KENNEDY and
MADALYNNE HEARD AT TRIAL

Los ANGELES, Call. March T..
The principal issue in the trial OF
Mrs. Madalynne Obcnchain on the
charge of numbering her sweetheart
]. Bolton Kennedy, is whether Mrs.
Obenchain was scorncd by Kennedy
or whether she refused to marry him.
This was stated to the jury today by
defense counsel. On this issue at
torneys spent most of the day cxamin-
inE and cross examining Miss Louise
Wilson proprietor of "A Los Angeles
beauty parlor she said she was the
confidant of both Kennedy and Mrs.
Obenchain in the love affair she said
existed between the couple.
Miss Wilson called as a defensive
witness declared that Kennedy wanted
to marry Mrs, Obonchain secretly, be-
cause. she said, his parents objected
to the union.
"Madalynne said she would never
marry Bolton until lie had taken her
to his mother and had matters
Strengthened out Miss Wilson test-
fled. 1t was brought out that Mrs.
Obenchain reached San Francisco,
- Is. 1921 expecting Kennedy
would meet her there and marry her.
Kennedy however according to Miss
Wilson did not go there and told Miss
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
.0UT or REFORMAT0RY
ON PAROLE AND THEN
APPROPR|ATES A BIKE

A W. Schoolcraft yesterday admitted
to Justice of the Peace Corson that
he stole bicycle from George c.
Berger.
Constable McAlister handed to the
court "A patrol card from the state re-
formatory which he had found in
Schoolcraft's possession. 1t camd to
light that Schoolcraft was sent up to
Beuna Vista about Il year ago for
stealing an automobile.
The court called the district at
torney's office and related the condt-
tions regarding the young man In
question: from that source came an
intimation that the penitentiary would
most likely be the best thing for
Schoolcraft next time. as the value OF
the bike is sufficient to make the Of
Tense one OF grand larceny.
rs the state reformatory n particu-
larly desirable place to rcsidc?" asked
the culprit who had been out on parole
but Il short time.
The reply was in the negative. but
the excuse was that he had been un-
able to get n job.
You and some others had better get
wise to the fact" said Judge Corson
that there is some employment out
side the city limits of Pueblo
Schoolcraft was taken to the county
Jail to await action OF the district
court.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
COMMISSIONER STUMPF
GOES ON POLICE DUTY

please letta me go this time
Mister George" these We're the words
which greeted Commissioner George j.
Stumpf Tuesday when he, together
with city detectives, were stopping
automobiles on the Colorado Springs
highway. looking for certain car
and man.
The detectives had motored to the
north highway when more accurate
description was received of the per-
sons wanted. All police officials were
out on calls. SO Commissioner Stumpf
proceeded to the detectives with the
information. He had just arrived and
was conversing with the detectives
when an automobile rolled into sight
which answered In part the descrip-
ton. With raised guns the detectives
ordered the driver of the car to stop.
He applied the brakes. skidded his
tires about thirty feet and emitted
the remark TO Stumpf. There was
nothing to prompt tho remark. a
search of the car revealed nothing. but
the fright was too much for him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
Motorcycle Race

A real motorcycle race was staged
about $3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
when Speed Cop Van Pelt took up the
chase OF Sam Zilch. 1907 Abriendo
avenue. Zilch was alleged to be ex-
ceedins the speed limit when he was
sighted by the officer. Zilch. it was
alleged. tried to outrun the officer
and when they reached Adams ave-
nue., going north. the speedometer on
the speed cops machine was register
ing fifty miles an hour, the latter
says. Zilch informed the officer that
he wanted to get down town and back
In time to go to work, but there was
every reason why he should appear
before the judge Wednesday morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
DRINKS HAIR DYE SO AS
TO DIE, BUT STILL LIVES

Diva corb attempted to take her
life Monday night by drinking hair
dye. which resemblcd a strong solu-
lion OF iodine. according 20 attendants
ut St. Mary's hospital where she was
rushed in the Cowhick ambulance. Her
condition was improved Tuesday MORN
Ing enough to warrant her being taken
to her home on Bradford street
Diva Corb. who Is the mother of a
3-ycar-old child. II said to have
wanted to go to some place Monday
night but her mother refused to per-
mi. her to go. She accordingly went
upstairs and drank portion of the
contents of n bottle OF hair dye. A
roomcr at the place heard her fall to
tho floor and informed her mother.
When tho condition was realized. the
Cowhick ambulance was called and
she was removed to tho hospital. She
took only enough TO make her semi
conscious and hystcricai.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
Pueblo Store Company
Is Preparing For Business

Tho Pueblo Store which was COM
plctcly destroyed week ago by the
Opera House block fire. will start in
business again as soon as possible. ac-
cording to l.. II. Day. one OF the Of
ficiais.
At present the office Is located with
the Dcan-Crcai furniture company.
and plans arc now under way to find
new home. As soon as that Is ac-
complishcd. the latest models OF wear.
Ing apparel and dry goods will be
placed I'm stock to take care OF the
large patronage the Pueblo store COM
pany enjoyed previous to their loss.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08
Committee Named

Tho directors OF the Pueblo Com
mcrcc club has appointed n committee
to work with the National Peak to
Peak highway association. Two Of
ficiais OF tho association were In Pucb.
10 ut thc directors meeting Tuesday
noon. They were Ncrsrr. Morrcil and
UodEin.
Tho Peak highway ras.cs thru
Pueblo on part OF its 5000 mile circle
trip. Next week membership to the
organization will he open to local per-
sons, ut which time official data will
he gathered here.
On the Commerce club committee
are; g. l.. l.. Cam. Roy !. Weaver
and L. :. HoaE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-08

Tho cincinnati Reds will perform on
tho Polo grounds the day the Giant.
raise their worlds championship PEN
uaut next June.
Admirers of Bob McAlistcr. New
York's Tying cop. declare that he has
ouly recently learned the right way ia
run. aud from now on he will shatter
the sprint records
Pat Mccarthy. the Boston battler. is
helping Harry Greb train for the lat
tors bout with Tom Gibbons. Nc
Cnrthy recently lost decision TO
Gibbons when the pair met in Boston
Benny Leonard will meet either
Charley White or Pinkey Mitchell in
Benton Harbor July 4 IL the Michigan
authorities sanction the bout
The first ~ tho snrinr wonders is
rlaimeI by tho 81 Louis Browns in
The person Of tlciuc Mcine. who swings
wicked stick In practice games