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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24

5000. BARGAIN: semi-jetnch"d bticl, house,
inclos"l porch, att:. hri i building ~
WORKSHOP TOOMES, Goth Sr. Theatr" Bldg.
phone Lansdowne 9ISO; open Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
BROOE1.lNE

$1,000 CASH to purchase: StO.50O price: lot so
xl26: single Colonial residence. center hall
living room, dining room, breakfast room;
Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tile hath. unfinished
storeroom: absolutely all city. conveniences.
]. II, MECkB. Jr.. Goth ard Market sts..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24

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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21

is reported upon good authority that the Ku Kux Khan
QUESTIONABLE every candidate not Irish Jewish, who
asking the peoples the coming election in Chicago and
Cook County November the Seventh This QUESTIONABLE
the aforesaid candidates and their
keeping with the policy of the Khan they endorsed
wher has leaked that these candidates receiving the
support Kan and the time going lose the
of their black Catholic and Jewish friends they throw their
hands holy horror and exclaim that they guilty Why
then did they fill cut the questionable?
Any who will respect any document which is issued by
this dous organization and give the slightest consideration
hoehearted American He has small soul and
scienousy the public. This country, according
pecep conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition
that all created free equal The Puritan fathers crossed
the acess depths the order that they could have religious
freedom. Now the Khan with its invisible government and
CIRCLE declaring itself opposed Jewish and black people and
those of the Catholic faith Such organization basphemy
against the constitution and commits avey against all of its
citizens when to interfere with their government
paronizes public
interfere with machinery this country
Politics the science and he who control
the political control the government
what the Khan doing Why will show for this
ganzaon and in the breath ask for them?
insult and those candidates who have done their pe
upon the black people, the Catholics and the Jews.
They filled the Khan QUESTIONABLE they
The black people have turned their cheeks and
last they have awakened They longer give
those who seek exploit them and rob them of their freedom and
liberty They will support candidate who receives the
doement of the Khan because who suitable for the
of the Kn be suitable the
the Khan seeks Those who filed the Khan
QUESTIONABLE who fitted the public and they
Strange indeed that good old
Republicans should be the to fill the QUESTIONABLE and
receive the Khan endorsement Their will be published due
and they will receive We Demo-
who either Catholic Jewish and be by
Kan The Republican will e but he has proven Why
did he fill it out?
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
HEALTH HINTS
By DR.. Troy Smith
THE VALUE OF vITAMINEs

nowadays That
essential the growth and DEVELOPMENT OF the human e3y sanet
drug Take for example the sup ya"n waieree' aud
clements that found lemons fresh fruits and veghs 81 all
sy Now place the back this prohibited e and
vamn will be supplied in abundance and the disease
rapidly disappears
tendency
by
believes this little overdrawn; nevertheless
D.
A drop will supply
in tablet
o emulsion 5
and
usually deficient the bill Of fare IS the waersolb which
which readily
oodsu potatoes oatmeal Graham bread and other whole
richly supplied with this element and who takes large table
will clement
andw will from the lack OF vitamne B.
10 mixed
suffering from vitamne deficiency
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
Sikh Gorilla Chicago Tribune

Mr.. Sikh, the jungle man with edu-
Gated fists, does not want to meet
gentlemen of his own color here. He
says he does not want to fight Harry
Wills or Kid Norfolk, civilized clouds.
There would be no advantage in prov
ing that the farther the blacks get
from Africa the feebler they are.
Wills and Norfolk have been out of
the tree much longer than sikh. What
he wants to do is to prove that a tree
climbing black can obliterate ship.
building white. lie wants to knock Mr.
Dempsey out OF his patent leather
shoes and drape him over the torch
of the Statue of Liberty. When the
time comes we shall have reckless
50 bill which says he cannot do it, and
if he does wei say that the rising
tide of color will have to study chem
istry and the making of steel before
it can chase the whites off the earth.
We believe that if Mr.. Dempsey will
temporarily 60 back to his Neander.
thaler ancestors and live on raw meat
in a cave, he can dispose of any cdu-
Gated gorilla who may have been taught
French and the one-two boxing.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21

Mr. Sikh, the trained gorilla who was
taught to lead with his left and cross
with his right, won the light heavy
weight championship of the world by
putting Georges Carpenter to sleep
and thereby he earned enough to spend
two days and nights on Montmartre.
Now he is matched to knock Mr.. Joe
Beckett, the English heavyweight, into
his habitual horizontal position, and
when he does, Nov. 90 French speak
ing Senegalese will be heavyweight
champsion of the land of the Queens
berry rules.
The elimination of the gallant
Georges was not mapped by fate, but
the annexation of the English cham
pionship by black from French At
RIGA is. If a Frenchman is to have an
English ring championship the English
do not care whether he is black or
white If the champ talks French it is
ruin.
Sikh began as black cloud the size
of a man s hand on the horizon and
now is proceeding to overspread the
sky. The destination of this rain cloud
is, of course, the United States, and
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21


cording to Mr.. Terrell, who is an
expert real estate appraiser. the Windy
City is catching the constant influx
IRON the East. West and South.
Fortunes in Realty
It was pointed out that the safest
surest investments were in real
estate. The Chicago Real Estate As
ISOLATION, whie. he fosters, is proceed
ng along that theory and has already
secured holdings valued almost at
100000. 1t is his idea to have the
people Of his race pool their money
and purchase jointly, sharing in money
profits and at the same time securing
beautiful homes. The shares in the
Chicago Realty Association are valued
at 500, payable $50 down and 81 a
week According TO the Terrell idea,
which is a guaranteed return OF 8 per
cent. the members will soon acquire
the best holdings on the South Side.
For information call Victory 45l3
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
iTIIE2 GU! d! CTS! Gle

On Sunday October p. 1922. at Sis
D. m, Mr.. Charles 5. Duke, member
of the Chicago Zoning Commission
and well-known structural engineer,
will address the Lyceum on The
Zoning Of Chicago Mr.. Duke is a
graduate OF Harvard University and
OF the Engineering School OF the Uni
vcrsity OF Wisconsin. lie is Chair
man OF the General Committee OF the
Appommatox Club, and active in all
civic movements concerning the Race
in Chicago.
In addition to the above mentioned
address. a splendid musical program
has been arranged. Mrs. Della Yeager,
pianist and Miss Annabelle Adams,
soprano, with other artists will appear
on the program.
Program will begin promptly ~
Sis p. m.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
LEGAL HINTS
By G. c. Adams

purchased automobile from automobile
payments agreeing o per
payments
OF
company.
should automobile the 18th OF the What
my remedies?-R L., Chicago
Answer Do surrender the automobile 1t only be taken from
voluntarily
that that pned will have the right appear the
and and
until the
l signing
purchase books and
provided books
and made lost
able received
prosecute defraud
What rght-I. G., Evanston ILL.,
Answer From statement does not that they could
which
be coynced under the us Section OF the Criminal Code OF the u
Compiled which deals with the mails deaud by
dvng deiud obtaining by
of false fraudulent Consult lawyer.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
BEGGARS

any thing holding the black people back America
is the fact that they have professional begga These
sona beggars for the part trying promote
ona scheme of their which they incapable of understanding
More committed the of the church than
imagined Begga hound and besge busy all the lvelong
begging for mission school which they claim represent
This has reached such propositions that phanhrops
have given all Of their bounty the Associated Charities. Our
bggas have made ridiculous and obnoxious and when black
white Office the first thought that strikes him is
that another beggar on the
The black people themselves much blame not getting
support towards their worthwhile endeavo Their has been
peced by the unkmp eate beggars who have appeared
much where they had business that they made the standard
by which the whole judgea We ourselves
muny should inform the benevolent and phanhop of the de-
serving enterprises and institutions
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
Snappy Thoughts
BY ELS
we Say So Too
Do II Right

Ii YOU have task to do, do it right
Ii you're making Irish stew, do it
right;
II you're darning fathers sock, il
you're putting down a walk, if
you're winding up clock, do it
right
Sloppy work will hurt your fame; do
it right
Careless workmanship's a shame; do
il right:
When you paint the kitchen floor,
when You FIX the stable door
whatsoever be your chore, do it
right.
Ii you'd play a game OF. bali, do it
right:
II you'd lecture in hall. do it right;
Ii you'd build yourself home,
II you'd write a noble poem,
Il you'd punch a neighbours dome, do
II right.
Though you have humble task, do it
right:
If in Easy Street you'd bask, do it
right:
For the fellows who advance. taking
hold OF every chance, profiting by
circumstance, do it right
If your duty's high and great, do ii
right;
II you labor for the state. do it right
High or low, its just the same;
Man should always play the game :,
lie must if he'd sidestep shame. do il
right
This advertisement appeared in a
certain paper:
For Rent-Furnished room to lady
looking both ways. we'll ventilated
Looks to us like good chance for
d oross-eyed woman.
Mr.. Brisbane writes "Disraeli was a
Protestant Episcopalian.' Well dead
men refute no reporters.
As a general thing, the more pro-
fame a man IS the more he thinks he
amounts to.
Say Folks, I'll wager that the old
fashioned woman who wore a hoop
skirt was certainly embarrassed when
she got her wires crossed.
Speaking of the war debt. France
has tried everything but a collection
agency.
Folks, bear with me in my hour Of
sorrow-the Coal Bill has came.
Some OF these State Street loan
sharks ought to be sentenced to read
The Merchant of Venice
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
oLIyET BAPTIST CHURCH

At 10:45 p. m. the main auditorium
was filled. DIR. Williams preached
from the text, WHERE is MANI
He very thoughtfully compared this
subject with the one preached on the
previous Sund ay morning on,
"WHERE is THY GOD" His
hearers listened with great enthusiasm.
and went away feeling that they had
been much benefited by what they
heard. Rev. J. II. Branham, first as
sistant pastor. delivered very timely
message to the congregation in the
overflow meeting-subjeet, Il AN
NOT ASHAMED OF THE Cos
PEI OF CHRIST" Rev. Abner had
charge OF the services in the Children's
Church.
The church is now rejoicing over
having recently paid to the First Bap-
fist Church 100000, OF this amount
Sl,00500 in full for the interest due
to the First Baptist church to date,
and S8,99500 to be applied on the
principal Indebtedness.
Beginning with the 10th OF No
yember and lasting through November
80. 1922, the Sixth Anniversary OF the
pastor and the Seventy-seeond Ami
versary OF the church will be cele-
brated. The church wishes 10 bring
together its vast membership, and
friends, and have them view the splen-
did achievements OF the church. and
plan a wide and vigorous religious
campaign for the future The Com
mittee is sparing no little pains in max
ing this celebration one OF interest.
Help It's make the house OF God what
it should be by joining in onr services
next Sunday morning. There were
twenty acoessions to the church dur
ing last Sunday.
international Baptist Church
Rev. ". NJ Bennett, Pastor
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
Carriers Temple c. NJ. E. Church

Rev James a. Stout, Pastor
New records for attendance were
made at Carriers Temple last Sun
day The Sunday School was filled
in the morning. A great crowd heard
DR.. r. s Stout, general secretary OF
the Church Extension Board OF the
{. ". E Church. IN a most inspiring
sermon on, Mans Appetite His
Greatest Enemy In the AFTERNOON
at J o'clock a great crowd assembled
TO hear DR.. w D. Cook and the ia
nous choir OF the Community Center.
DR.. Cook delivered a great message.
The program by the Epworth League
at $50 was a great treat and was
heard by a splendid crowd. At 8
O'Clock Rev Jas. \. Stout delivered
4 farewell sermon rccounting the sue
cesses that had attended the church
all the year. On Monday night a
great banquet was rendered TO The
public free OF all charges as meas
ure OF thanks for the unusual success
that had been achieved in the worl.
during the year All the ministers OF
the {. II. l. Church arc in annual
conference this week at Gary Ind
Quinn Chapel A M. Z. Church
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21

Next Sunday afternoon at ) o'clock
sharp VIC will have a great time Two
congregations, and their ehoirs and
pastors will have charge OF the scrv-
ices. Dr. Alexander, pastor, Morning
Star Baptist Church, will preach; also
DR. Henderson, pastor, St. Matthews
A. NJ L. Zion Church, 10th and
Wabash Ave, will preach. Come and
hear these giants in the Gospel Their
choirs will render service. Last sun
day our pastor and members OF the
church went to Hyde Park in the
afternoon and helped to install Rev.
King in the kayheld Baptist Church.
Our church is doing nicely. Sunday
School At $50 every SUNDAY morning.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
ATE TOO MUCH
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Gas, Sourncss, Flatulence

Stomach full Digestion stopped
The moment you chew a few tablets
of "Pape's Diapepsin' your stomach
feels fine. All the feeling of ind-
gestion, heartburn, fullness, tight
ness, palpitation, stomach acidity,
gases, or sourness vanishes.
Ease your stomach and correct
your digestion for few cents.
Pleasant! Harmless, Any drug store.
-Advt.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21

1tdit street. 1Ill-
cago, ia addressing
an audience OF real
c 5 tate experts,
aroused his audi
cnoe by stating that
Chicago IS destined
to be the largest
city in the world
in the near future.
Mr.. Terrell bases
his assertion on the
fact OF Chicago's
geographical situ-
alton and its pres
ent relation to the
marts OF the world.
Chicago is central
L.. f.-.s.4 -
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21

Quinn Chapel A. ". Z. Church. Path
names, or register before Thanks
and Wabash Ave.
Rev. II. +. Stewart wan deliver a
series of sermons on the subject OF
The Divine Plan in the government
Of the world. Sermon At l0.45 a. N.
Sunday night illustrated sermon.
Subject Human and Divine Love.
Illustrated songs.
Quinn Chapel wil give the Holy
Communion the first Sunday in every
month at l0s45 4. n Love Feast At
1000 4. N.
The membership roll IS being re-
viscd. all persons claiming member
ship with Quinn please send 10 their
giving otherwise your membership viii
cease.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21

They back Chicago again, Henry Lincoln Johnson and
Perry Howard They the last of the odtme politicians They
by brass bands and receptions ovatons
have been rendered them. They skunk in and they stink
Johnson the Georgia Peach still knocking the back
door of the Republican looking for job and while Howard
has his head the feed trough he by satisfied He like
all of the Uncle Toms gomsndizer We have been posted
of Washington how they
acted here In the meantime they vany hang but they
the yellow leaf and they will off the action and
the the better for the of the who need awa
intelligent and capable debating the political affairs for the black
people There place Chicago for like Line Johnson and
Perry Howard.
Georgia has appointed ELL the term of the deceased
Senator Tom Watson old lady. This old lady
and she is fit and abe according to the Geogans
the Senate and deliberate the wighy matters the day.
Too well has been said that when the body withe
the mind grows dull and the power think have thought
taken This old lady doubt will do better than Watson
but she certainly help Congress function better Most
anything be done Georgia Read history and will know
why. -@-.. ..,t-5s =,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21

AS the leaves begin TO fall and the chilly winds begin blow
those who have fitted away their months
volty becoming alarmed Want and suffering will
evident Where all of the money that has been
black people conventions? Where that money which
for railroad fare? These things that
reflect but is too late and only reflect
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
"Wednesday October 1s

William f. Childs was appointed a
lieutenant OF the police force OF the
city OF Chicago. This is the first Office
of this kind ever held by a Negro,
1912.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
Saturday. October n

William Lloyd Garrison mobbed in
Boston, 1885.
The 59th anniversary of the found
ing OF Hampton Institute was oele-
brated at Hampton, Va. 1918
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
This Week in History
Sunday. October IS

Negroes were commissioned as off
GERS OF the army OF the United States
at Fort Dies Moiues, Iowa, after four
months OF intensive training, 1917.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
Friday, October. 20

Phillis Wheatley, the poetess, was
brought from Africa to the Boston
slave market and purchased by be-
nevolent white lady.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
lnsttutlonal a. NJ. +. Church
SAINT MARX LYCEUM

Rev. David Johnson, Pastor
Rally Day next Sunday The pastor
will preach morning and night Rev.
J. ". Robinson, pastor OF ST. Mark
". L. Church, will preach a, p. m.
His choir and congregation are invited.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
Thursday. October l9

Monument erected TO John Stewart,
a Negro, the founder OF the Methodist
Mission work, 1916.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
Monday October l6

John Brown, at the head OF twenty
one men. took possession OF the L. 5.
Arsenal at Harpefs Ferry. Va, 1850.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
Tuesday, October II

The French Assembly enacted a law
making all free men regardless OF col
or. eligible to Office, 100.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21
SAYS CHICAGO WILL
Be BIGGEST CITY

VIM. II. Terrell, president and
founder OF the Chicago Real Estate
Association, located at 1899 South
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-10-21

MYTH DUE REGARD RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MOTIVE
wv IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS COMPASS
SION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UNSIINTED CREDIT
TO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS OUR GUIDE POST
AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE HAVE COMMITTED
OURSELVES THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM. WE HAVE
DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC SERVICE.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-01
LABOR THREATENS KING.

-Englands parliament met in extra session
to an accompaniment Of startling language.
King George was present to read his usual
message. There was good deal of pomp and
ceremony Ramsay Macdonald labor leader,
referred to this as "toInfool show" The ex-
ira session was called to consider Irish legs
lation, but it became evident Immediately that
the unemployment situation will get first at
tention.
"And if we don't get satisfaction said Mac
Donald, there are plenty of precedents in this
country for revolution. We will have he add
ed, addressing the king, Ito deal with you as
Cromwell dealt with your predecessors" Crom-
well cut. off the first King Charles head.
1t was astonishing talk for the floor of the
house of commons, considering how respectful
ly royalty is mentioned there, even by members
who do net regard kingship very sacredly
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-01
BLAME THE TIGER HIMSELF.

Ex-premier Clemenceau of France is max
ing speeches in the United States emphasizing
Europes need of American aid. Personally
he was welcomed warmly, but much fault has
been found with the European view he repre-
sents. Many Americans appear to hold Glenn
enceau himself, by the policies he has support
ed, largely responsible for the old world trou-
bles he describes. Senators Hitchcock and
Borah, for instance, are men Of widely differ
ent ideas. Hitchcock led the fight for the
League of Nations. Borah led the fight against
it. Yet they agree in criticizing Clemenceau
Hitchcock says: Frances reparations de-
mands against Germany are impossible. In
superahle obstacles will prevent cooperation
between Americans and the French so long
as the present destructive French policy pre-
walls" Borah says: "Clemenceau brings no
message except vengeance, anticipated war.
The same European policies which caused con-
f,ict in 1914 are Matching fresh strife"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-01
TO1nSirnSSQvs

Do your Christmas mailing early so YOU
can get an answer
Several small nations are planning their
New Year revolutions.
High noses" says Dr. Wood, "indicate
brains" We say they may indicate the neigh
bors are cooking cabbage.
Fashion DEGREES womens winter shoes must
have loose tongues. One calls them her pro
hibtion shoes.
Governor-elect of New Hampshire is a for
mer baseball player. We nominate Demnsev
for budget director fso'
Washington experts say our homes Are too
warm. Tear this up before the janitor sees it
The U. S. has shipped 10000 pairs ~ GA
loshes to the Balkans, but this isn't ouite far
enough. s' go
Canada is declaring war on single men
Another result of women's influence In notifies
Grandyaneskschovitsky, Galicia. has had
an earthquake and you can't blame the earth
quake. -
Too many wives want to share half NJ their
husbands winnings and none of their husbands
losses.
We have most of the worlds autos. Money
made the mare co.
Most any man can be popular by keenine
his opinions to himself
Do your Christmas mailing early and avoid
| the pickpockets o.1
In Beauvoir Miss. q couple have been mar
RED q years without shooting each other one
single tina. 80 s-'s. s. US Z"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-01
DIPLOMATS PERTUREED

The conference at Lausanne, Switzerland,
theoretically to make peace between Turkey
and Greece but really to settle the victorious
Turks status in the near east, is bothering the
diplomats. In fact it means much more than
the Turkish question.
Turkey wants to include Russia in the con-
ference, since, for the time being, their inter-
ests are the same. England's representatives
argue that Russia has nothing to do with the
Lausanne negotiations Then neither has the
United States, answered the Turks. The Brit
ish, French and Italians all want Americans
present even if only unofficially. So it is
quite likely Russia will be admitted too.
Many diplomats think the conference will
prove to be. principally, contest between
England and Turkey for control of the OAR
danelles. England wants to dominate this
strait as a commercially important waterway
and because it opens on the route between In
dia and the British Isles. The same strait is
Russia's only set outlet which is ice-free the
year around.
Viscount Grey, in the English house OF
lords, has given warning already of the danger
of a combination between Germany, Russia and
Turkey.