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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-30
Social And Per.
sonal Items Of
Much Interest
Mr.. Edd Cillon was a business visi

Mr.. Ed Cillon was business V'sl'
tor to Shreveport Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Fields OF Hope, IS the
guest of Mr.. r. W. Mcdowell and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cook were week
end guest OF their parents.
Misses Ethel and Hazel Thomas lett
Thursday for ST.. Louis, where they
will spend few days before gong;
to the home OF friends, where they will
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
Mrs. George Thomas and children
accompanied her father, Rev. H. g.
Vandenburg to his home in Pinev'lIe
where they will spend the week
Mrs. Carroll Almond and little
daughter, Carolyn B., of Doyllne, are
with parents and relatives here.
Mrs. Bayne and Mr.. and Mrs
Vascocus OF Shreveport, were welcome
visitors in the home OF Mr.. and MIS-
Claude Scott the past weekend.
Little Ruby Poland of Hope, visit
ed Rena Poland in the home OF Mr.
and Mrs c. J. Frye last week.
Little Mary Study came home Mon
day from St. Louis where she has been
under the treatment Of specialist
at the Mclean Sanitarium. She was
in the care OF Mrs. Ethna MlncheW
who will spend the Thanksgiving holl'
days with her sister, Mrs, J. ?. Batch
elor, and other relatives.
Mr. Will DAYS of Minden, was the
guest OF relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Knighton moved last week
to his home, formerly the Polk Corlcy
place. Mrs. Myrick who purchased
Mr.. Knightons place here, moved ii
on the same day he moved out.
Miss Lucy Harper, daughter OF Mr.
F. N. Harper, was married at the
home of Rev. J. P, Durham last Tues
day evening to Mr.. Will Roberts
They will make Ringgold their home
Their friends wish them much happl'
ness.
Mrs. Frank Scott of Hall Summit
was the guest OF relatives and friend:
here last week.
Mesdames Gillon, Geo. Thomas, H
R. Wimberly, A. f. Woodland and
Harper motored to Shreveport Thurs
day and attended conference. Mrs
Harper remaining over for several days
the guests of relatives.
Mr.. Julius Wimberly and family
moved to Castor last Thursday, and
Mr.. Britt Graham moved in the home
vacated by them. Arch F. Morgan
then moved into the Graham home.
Mr.. Charner Crow, a son of c. w
Crow, had the misfortune OF break
ing his leg just above the ankle last
Thursday willie cutting logs. A tree
fell on him, causing the injury. Dr.
&C. G. Albums rendered first aid. He is
getting along nicely now.
Mr.. F. F. Harper sustained serious
injuries last Thursday morning when
he fell from his wagon. The accident
occurred when he was in the act OF
alighting from the wagon and tripped
and fell His condition is much i'm
proved and he is able to be up.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-30
TWO IMPORTANT LOCAL
REAL ESTATE DEALS

A real estate deal in which the con
sidcration was 100000 was conSumat-
ed last week. between Warren DAVIS
and G. A. Thomas. The property con-
cerned was the country place of Mr.
Davis, which was bought by Mr..
Thomas.
Another deal of interest was the
purchase by Ewell Burkhalter OF 40
acres bordering on the new west side
addition, which is rapidly becoming
one of the popular residential sections
of Ringgold. Mr.. Burkhalter expects
to build a new and modern home on
his new property.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-30
LIVELY FOX CHASE

Quite a number OF our local fox
hunters enjoyed an exciting chase one
night last week. The night was pro-
pitious for the occasion and the dogs
were in fine trim. They picked up
fresh trail almost on the start and the
chase led them many miles, and lasted
into the wee sma' hours OF the morn
ing. The case was successful one.
Many other equally exciting races have
been enjoyed by them this season.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-30
NEW SAW MILL MACHINERY
TO ARRIVE SOON

The Mill Creek Lumber Co., one OF
Ringgolds most progressive firms. is
expecting the arrival OF a new planrng
machine, which is the very latest word
in machinery Tor finishing lumber
When this addition to their already
modern equipment arrives, they will be
equipped to turn out all kinds Of fin
isied lumber. The new planer has
a daily capacity OF two car loads OF
dimension lumber. 1t dresses all tour
sides of each piece OF lumber at one
operation.
Mr.. C. L. Tonne, manager OF the
firm, states that they are taking the
output of number OF smaller saw
mills within radius OF several miles,
and are making shipments to outside
markets as rapidly as cars can be OBJ
tanned.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-30
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Sunday afternoon while taking a les
son i'll driving car, Miss Ruth Leshe
lost control OF the machine, when
lett the street and ran upon the side
walks fronting the Bank Of Ringgold
tn doing SO it struck guy wire to
4 telephone, SCATTERING the wind
shield and damaging the top Of the
car The Young lady's father, Mr.. j.
T, Leslie. and one or two others were
occupants OF the car. Fortunately nc
one was injured.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02
RQDINA ZATCENA PRO
PRECHOYAVANf KRA-
DENEHO ZBOz1.

Y znamem obchode Halle
Bros. Co., ztracelo Sc po delsi
dobu zbozi az konecne v dub
nu 1921 byl pri cinu polapen
sam "ponocny" obchodu Cica-
relli. Bylo u neho nalezeno
zbozi v Gene $4,000 a pacha
tel odsouzen do kaznice. u
kradeneho zbozi ale bylo da-
leko vice a proto detektivka
|zmineneho obchodu pi. Knie-
wasserrova zalezitost tuto ne
poustela Sc zretele. Pc vice
jak rocni dobe sc dozvedela, re
jista rodina, bydlici na blizku
bytu zavreneho hlidace, pro-
dava podezrele veci. Vcerejsi
prohlidka v dome oznacene
|rodiny mela prekvapujici W.
sledek, neb nalezeno bylo as
"a $250O zbozi, pochazejiciho
zrejme z kradeze, "a ktere 81
pan Cicarelli odpykaval trest
Byla zatcena 19-leta dcerka.
hezka, cernooka divcina, jez
mela prave pred svatbou, ma
| tka i otec a celia rodina zavre-
ma do eel hlavni policejni sta
nice.
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|SUCHYM LEzf PODPISOVA.
nj PETIC We PROSPECT
PIVA v ZALUDKU.

Tvrzeni, re The Association
Against National Prohibition
nepracuje, ably OILY stare no.
stince, nazyva tajemnik Ligy
pro udrzeni sucha, G.. C. South
we'll klamem. Ucinil takv psa-
nem pojednani, jez zaslal stat
nimu superintendentovi Proti-
hostinske Ligy j. A. Whiteovi.
K pojednanf pfirejil seznam
patnacti hostincd v ruznych
castich mesta, kde jeho agenti
nalezli k podpisdm vystavene
petice, jimiz jest zadano o po.
voleni piva a lehcich vim.
V jednom hostinci, jehoz
majitelem jest prominentnl pr
tel nekolika politikaru a kite.
ryz sam jiz byl zavren do ro-
botarny pro prestoupeni pro-
hibicnich zakonu, vyplneno by
10 jiz protiprohibicnich petie
nekolik a podobna dobra pdda
pro protestni podpisy jest
jinde. Hostinsti vubec jsou
presvedceni, ze bude prode1
2.75% piva povolen, pravi
jistou horkosti p. Southwell '
zmin9nem dOpisu.
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VRELE DiKY.

S pocity h]uboke vdec-
nosti vzdavam timto srdec-
ne diky p. V. Millerovi,
predsedovi D. T. j. v Mt.
Pleasant, "a obetavost, KITE
rou vykonal sblrkou We! pro-
speech me stradajici rodiny
a soucasne neskonalymi d.
ky Sc citim zavazana vsem
krajanum "a jich vypomoc
penezitou. Dekuji srdecne
ct. Potravnimu Druzstyu "a
dar $4,000.
Bud'te ujisteni, ct. priz-
nivci, ze pomoc Vase zmir-
Mia velice utrpeni, do nehoz
jsem byli uvrzeni odchodem
zivitele a re vzdy S vdecno-
stl budem vzpominati dobro
DIM, ktereho jste nam po-
skytli. Jmenem sedmi osi-
relych dltek, vdecna
MARY VlLDOVA, vdova,
124O2 Oakfield Ave.
IIullnMluInllIllllIiluunuululllIliuulll,llllIiID
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DIR. BELL, VYNALEZCE TE-
LEFONU, ZEMREL.

Sydney, Nova Scotia, 2. srp-
na. - DR.. Alexander Graham
Bell, vynalezce telefonu, ze-
mfel We svem domovs Bad
dock vcera vecer. Narodil Sc
vr. 1847, tax ze pri smrti sve
cital IS rokI vsku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02

$4,000 - je 20 mil jizne cd
Clevelandu ma dlazdene ceste,
blize kary, skoly a kostela, 2
mile Cd Medina. Pekny dunn
o Z pokojich, fernes, bank a
silo, zasoby a naradi. Lehke
splatky. Pospeste 81! Haste
sc v els. 5OO2 Clark Ave. Tel.
IIemlock 1890. 50
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PRODA Sc Ford krytI trucJ

PRODA Sc Ford kryty truck
H2-tunovy a osobnf auto pro Z
osob, dale krasne piano, triku-
sovy davenport set, set do il
delny, detsky kocarek, sici
stroj Singer, dresser, sifoner,
sideboard, karpety 9x12, led
nice, postele rlzne jine veci.
z rodinnych dIvodI da Sc vse
velmi LEVINE. Haste sc v els.
|3343 Fulton Rd.
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcASTNfKA vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Volano kazde chvile: "Posle
te mas doml, kdyz mas nemIze
te uzivit!"
"Dohrali jste komedii, my
vam to srovname!"
Zakazano dodavati vojaknm
ceske noviny.
Jiri seznamil Sc s adjutan
tenn stanicniho velitelstvi, KITE
ry jako ddstojnik pluku, u ne
hoz Jiri slouzil, rad vyhleda-
val spolecnost d1stojnikd je-
jich. pochodoveho praporu.
Slysel o Jirim vypravovati uz
u nahradniho praporu, pred
nastoupenim nyn6jsi> sve sluz-
by v etape.
Rozhovoril sc MIN.
'Poslouchej, mann k tobe pro
sbu. Dovedl jsi pekne predna-
Set, jak jsem slysel, ba umel
jsi poradat cele divadelni We
cfrky, ze divisionar byl spoke
jen; zaiiste 'dovedeS sloziti i
krasne psani.' ia to cesky, &C
jsem Czech, tax dobfe. nedove-
du. To Wis, aktivni ,ddstojnik.
Cd mladi vetsinou, pise mlu-
vi nasinec jenom nemecky.
Kdyz jsem byl naposled ma
dovolene, seznamil jsem Sc v
nasem ,venkovskem mestecku
Sc zpevackou divadelni spoiled
nosti a napsala mi psani. Rad
bych il odpovedel, jenom ta-
kove pratelske- psani. nenf to
laska."
"Milerad," rekl Jiri nadpo-
rucikovi, adjutantu, vyzadal
81 dopis herecky a vysvetleni a
odpoved' napsal.
Adjutant byl nadsen. "Jak
krasne jsi. il odpovedel. Oh, ty
bys dovedl skladati psani pro
mou lasku. Je takova nezna,
skoro holcicka jeste a ia nevim,
co bych j psal. To Wis, aktivni
vojak. Psava mi dlouhe listy a
nedovedu j podobnym zpdso-
bem odpovedeti; posilam il pro
to radeji jenom listky. A tax
rad bych il napsal dlouhe psa-
nj, jak il mann rad, jak Sc mi
po nj styska, jak vzpominam
ma posledni setkani sc s nj v
Praze a jak bych byl byval te-
hdy rad, kdyby nebyla byvala
pritomna jeff mama, ze bych
il byl rad tehdy rekl, jak j
mann rad.
Musis ke mne do bytu ma We
litelstvi. A Wis, hochu, ty mi
nemdzes odjet S polni setninou
ktera brzy uz pujde, ty mi tn
musis zGstat. Nemame prave
zadneho "proviant-oficira" pr
mluvlm Sc u stareho, udelame
Jim tebe. Jakou tu ma pracI
proviant oficir?! Vsechno OBJ.
stara sikovatel, "a diva dny je.
de pouze automobilem voja'
ky pro "fasunk" do Sterzinku
kde dohladne, aby veskere po.
treby byly radne vydany pro
nasi stanlci."
Jiri an nechtel uveriti, ze
by bylo mono, ably tn zustal {
nemusel jiti jejich polnim
setninami do fronty.
Easel S adjutantem do jeht
bytu We druhem poschodi M
velitelstvi. Obyval velky pokoj
Adjutant byl sdilny, jak d.
te. Celym zpusobem zivots
zdal Sc velkym, nerozumnyn
ditetem. Syn bohatych rodicu
mepoznal nikdy nedostatku, v!
studoval kadetku, vstoupjl d(
vojska jako aktivni dustojnil
a nadeSla valka. Nejaky ca
byl Jenik ma fronte potion
mel stesti dobre situovaneh'
aktivniho ddstojnika. Dlouh
byl nahradniho praporu q
zemi, az konecne dostal Sc ser
do etapy, jako adjutant u veil
4o1c@1,i Corv nnn6z unzna1 n
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FRODA Sc tunovy kryty truck
dale dun o 6ti pokojich, vse
moderne zarizeno. Naleza Sc
blize Brookside parku a Deni-
son kary. Adressa Sc sdel1 v
adm. t. listu. So
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PRODA Sc lot 40 pri 140 str.
vsechno mestske zavedeni ma
dlazdene ulici ma Rosewood
Ave. u Garfield Parku. Haste
Sc v els. 2959 E. 37th st.
8-8
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PRIJMOU Sc zkuseni d6lnici
ma rucni vysivani direk ma
muzske kabaty. Haste Sc u
Bloch Co., 1920 Superior Ave.
50
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y ~AJ S~N~SAAVS A~SNOvSNA "a V0Qn
niceho odepfiti. A ma vojne ma
ucil sc z dlouhe chvile nesmir
ne pitt. Kdyz nadesel spleen,
dovedl Jenik nekolika prate-
Ii a treba pouze' jednim, a
nebylo-li ami toho, tax sam ne
bo Sc svym sluhou, pitt po ce-
le noce.
Zvlastnf pomer byl mezi
timto aktivnim ddstojnikem a
jeho sluhou. Jiny, nez obycej-
ne byva. Ciste pratelsky, ba dG
verny skoro.
Sluha znal rozmary sveho
pana, dovedl Jim vyhoveti, do
vedl inject. Kdyz Sc prilis mno-
no pilo, re az rozum Sc zatem
nil, sluha byl straznym ande-
lem sveho pana; svlekl ho, 'ulo-
I'll do ldzka. Vybornym .byl
sluhou. Ac panty pomer k ne
mu byl ciste ddverny, &C nepo-
vazoval no pan, jak obycejne
,, JIM ddstojnici NELL We zvyku,
"a sveho otroka, nikdy pratel-
stvi panova nevyuzil, pri veske
re dIvernosti respektoval v
mem pred kymkoli a vzdy sve-
no pana.
Nadporucik dal sluhou done
sti vina a zacal vypravet Jiri-
mu svdj roman:
"Vis, ia herecka, ktere isl
psal, to mic neni: To je jenom
znamost dlouhe chvile. Milu-
j vsak nesmirne dcerusku ma
seho souseda, velkostatkare.
Znam il cd detstvi. Je il ted
devatenact let. A byl bych sta
stem, kdyby chtela byti mou ze
, nou. Prilis il vsak vychovali. V
Praze, bdh vi, do jakych skol
chodila. Je ucenejsi nez ia. Ra-
da Sc Sc mnou bavi, vim, ne
jsem il neprijemny, nasi jeji
rodice prali by nasemu snatku.
Je vsak prilis emancipova-
ma. Jak by Sc il nejak zminili,
'anebo il rekli, re by Sc mohla
stati mou zenou, jsem jist, re
by nechtela ami slyset. A je ia
iedinackem. Ami by il dc
niceho nenutili. Jeji tatinek
rekl mi, re tom, koho 81 ve-
zme, rozhodne 81 zcela sama.
Dopisujeme 81. Pise mi dlouha,
prilis ucena psani, pise mi o di-
+, vadle, literature, a ia skoro
mic ceskeho neznam a nemecky
il psati nemohu, ami by mi me-
odpovedela. Rad bych il vyli-
Gil, re k tomu, ably diva byli
st'astni tax, jak Sc necte tom
AMI v nejkrasnejSim romano,
neni nutne zapotrebi znati Ii.
teratury, re bez nj mozno
diva lidem st'astne zit, jen kdyz
Sc mali radi. - A Jiri, to je
tvdj dkol, ty mi nesmis odrici
zde mas jeji psani tn ma sto-
lie, pohled', vidis jeji obrazek
Reknu tt o nasem poslednim
setkani v Praze, o Gem jsme
hovorili a napises il, vyvedes
mne nejhorsiho, zatromlu.
jem a pozeneme dtokem, bud
anebo! At poznam, ida mne
muze miti rada."
Marne sc Jifi omlouval, ze
je tezko "a jineho psat podob
ma psani.
Jenik no uprosil.
Pill dlouho do noci, obsluho
vani jeho sluhou, ma uzavrenf
pratelstvi.
Nasledujiciho dne jasal mad
porucik mad dlouhym dopisen
! Jiriho Helence, ktery opsal /;
| jeste tehoz dine postal postou.
A Jirimu zavidei ostatni du
, stojnici pochodovych setnin
kdyz cetli v rozkaze, re Jir
/ byl vyraden z jejich formaci I
: poveren sluzbou zasobovacih'
, ddstojnika stanice.
: Psani milostnych dopisu sta
l 10 Sc nadeji Jirimu, re ma ne
| jaky cas- je uchranen pred cd
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PRODA Sc cbuvnicka dina
velmi LEVINE, an majetnik ma
pritomne jiny obchod. Haste
Sc v els. 4267 zap. 35. i'll. blize
Pearl Rd. Sd
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PRODA Sc FARMA O 8Oti

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi pres $3.50
tydne, jest blize divadla a je
pri mem pekny byt o 5ti poko-
jich. Zavolejte Hamlock 478O
aneb Sc ptejte u jednatele We
Woodland Market Building,
roh Woodland a 55 ul., dvere {.
207. 3-3
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"a PR1CINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan pakny
dvourodinny dun V Corlett.-
Tvrde podlahy, dive koupelny,
garaz, fernes jine zarlzenl.
Da sc velmi lac,no a na mirne
splatky. Haste sc v {. 1906
Durkee Ave. &
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PRODA Sc Encyclopedia Bri-
tenica. 9te vydani, vazana V
knihach. Haste Sc u pi. Snar-
zove 4939 Broadway. 81
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PRODA Sc novy Jednorodinny
dunn ma vych. ITO. ul. Lot me-
ii l akr. Cena $4,000. Haste
sc V els. 1918 Benwood Ave.
50
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nabfdku miru. Armadni veli-
telstvi chtelo vyliciti Rakousko
vojakGm jako nevinneho be-
ranka. S nechuti i n6meGti dii
stojnici pokusili sc tlumociti
nakazany vyklad vojsku.
Vysmali Sc Jim nemecti
vojaci.
"Nejsme swine, nejsme DOLBY
tex, nekrmte mas travou, dejte
nam jisti. Name hlad a kdyz
mas nemdzete uzivit, udelejte
konec, nebalamut'te, poslete
mas domI."
Zpravy re zazemi byly sta
lie zajimavejsi.
Uzas vsech vzbudila rec po-
stance Stanka, proslovena dru-
heho rijna We videnskem par
lamente.
Cesi uz Sc netaji svym pratel
stvim k dohode.
Velitel stanice po vecefi zu-
ril jidelne.
"a prece takoveho cloveka
pripustf k cisari. Uvadi celou
delegaci! Slabost, nesmirna
slabost mas zahubi! Postavit
nekolik desitek poradnych 81
benic a razem bylo by po re.
volte!"
Mezi ceskymi ddstojniky je.
vii Sc vsak uz jiny duch, Usmi
vail Sc slovdm velitelovym.
Zacinalo Sc uz hlasite hovori
ii cesky v jfdelne.
Marne sc mad tim znovu po.
zastavil a prfsne to zakazal
velitel.
Zhatily Sc nadeje ma mir s
Italii. l vojakdm bylo nutno
konecne tuto pravdu oznamiti
Sc smichem uvitali zpravu 9
tom. "To jsme vedeli! Dnes bu
, dou s vami delati mir! Poslete
mas domd, name uz vseho
dost!" Obtizno bylo krotit je.
jich nespokojenost.
xxx.
Nespokojenost mezi dusto.
nictvem byla vseobecna. Jevi
Sc stale vetsi nedostatek v je
jich kuchyni. f'
Nekdy zasli dIstojnici vecel
do sousedni vesnice, kde bylt
mono objednati 81 v restaurac
veceri.
! Vypilo sc mnoho vina. Neji
stota pdsobila. Nikdo nevedel
co prinese zitrek. Nekteri ra
dovali Sc z nastavajiciho kon
ce. JIM byli zoufali. Co MIN
bude?
Ia takovych bourlivych We
cerd zapomnelo Sc ma vse'
chino. "Weibliche hilfskrefle'
priSly, tancilo Sc, zeny spit,
stejne jako dastojnici; konci
!, valy takove vecirky hadkami
nekdy i pranici, provaden.
hnusne Orgie.
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PRODA Sc strizni obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres $500 tydne, je
We velmi dobrem miste. Biz
Isl Sc sdeli V els. 1892 Miles
Ave. vezmete Corlett karu a.
|neb Market Building rob
Woodland a vych. 55. ul., els.
pokoje 2O7. 81
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PRODA Sc dunn o 8 pokojich
velkym Totem. Zavoleite
Lincoln 1641 J. 2-4
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
BENEFIT BALL TO AID
HOMELESS CHILDREN

The Benefit for the homeless and
dependent children of Chicago. on
Friday, February 18th. at the Eighth
Regiment Armory, will give you an
opportunity of registering your ap-
probation for the splendid work done
by the Illinois Children's Home and
Aid Society for our children
The Committee have pledged to
support the $4,000 Budget to the
extent Of $4,000. You are asked to
help. We know YOU have been wait
ing for this opportunity to help these
little ones who need your love and
protection. Invite your friends to
help make this occasion a success.
An appeal letter containing two
tickets has been mailed 10 the friends
who signiied a willingness to support
the cause. These tickets may be paid
for at the door; friends who cannot
attend the ball are asked to send their
check, made payable TO the Illinois
Children's Home and Aid Society. to
the Chicago Defender Office, 3l35 In
diana avenue.
The special program from . 10 10
will consist Of the best talent in
Chicago.
N~ssrs. David Manson. ". A.
Buckner and Claude Barnett have
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18

The tramp is often man who has
invented a labor saving machine
which put him out of a job.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
THE MONOGRAM

The Great Lincoln Players missed
the train and couldn't open here on
Monday night Mr. Harry Jenkins Sc
cured a good vaudeville bill for the
night Mr.. Miller, the popular proprie-
tor, says the Lincoln Players will open
on Tuesday night with AKRON Gates
as the producer.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
Musical Exchange
Offers Advantages
To Members

The Chicago Musical Exchange, 50
Z. Van Buren, Street, is rendering a
great and much needed service to mu-
steal instrument owners of this city.
This service has recently been ex-
tended to the South Side. They have
engaged the services OF Marcus D.
Thrclleld OF The Whip staff to repre-
sent them throughout the South Side
To piano. piano player. victoria
monograph and other musical instru-
ment owners. the Chicago Musical
Exchange is furnishing such services
10 its members free of charge as, tun-
ing their pianos as often as they wish
keeping their victrola or phonograph
in first class condition, and looking
after their piano, player, victrola, pho
nograph or other musical instruments
three times year
They are putting forth every effort
obtainable to keep their members mu-
steal instruments in first class condi-
ton and for such service they are
prepared with a force OF experts for
any musical instrument their members
may have.
They have a free exchange depart
ment at which their members NAV ex-
change free OF charge and as many or
as often as desired their music rolls.
monograph records and sheet music.
For this service they charge a mem
bership fec Of so cents per month. it is
TO the peoples advantage TO become a
member of this wonderful and much
needed exchange.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
SUNSET CAFE VICTOR
IN IA. M. CLOSING FIGHT

Declaring that the police must
either arrest law violators or else let
them alone altogether, Judge Dennis
+. Sullivan in the Superior Court last
Tuesday indicated that he would
grant an injunction to the Sunset
Cafe, 3l5 E. Thirtv-fith st, restrain
ing the city from closing the place at
l a. m.
There is no law anywhere provid-
ing that policeman can go and by
simply standing at the door of a
place, abate a nuisance the judge
said IN such cases the policeman
constitutes himself judge and jury
and the citizen is denied his day in
court
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Needer contended that the police
have the power to regulate anything
IN the city which appears to be u
nuisance, or which it is given cause
to believe might develop into a NUS
ance.
"There is absolutely nothing in the
statutes anywhere that allows the po-
lice to regulate a nuisance Judge
Sullivan replied. IF a thing is
nuisance, it must be stopped-not
merely regulated.
Mr.. Veeder, you have placed your
self in the position of saying that at
five minutes before ! o'clock this place
Is all right, and that at five minutes
after ! O'Clock it is violating the law
II they are violating the law. why
don't Won afreet tbap,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-18
WITH THE ACTORS
Geo. Taylor's "Africana'

w. aJACA EAtAANoAAR
"Africana," a show that closed at
the Grand on Sunday night, Feb. y,
met with disaster on the train the same
night. The manager had promised to
pay the performers their salary when
they got on the train. He didn't, so
all but fourteen got off at Englewood
and returned TO the city.
The Smarter Set
Salen and Tut Whitney's Smarter
Set Co. are in dire financial difficulties.
1t is reported that they cannot get out
of town, as the business has been very
bad We wish them all success in rem
edying the condition.
Shuttle Along
his show will open here (Chicago)
in April at the Olympic Theater Shut
f1e Along has run almost solid year
in New York, and is pronounced the
best Broadway show this season.
Shuttle Along No. Company
A Number Two company is in re-
hearsal and will take the place of the
original company when they come to
Chicago.
Frank Montgomery and Florence
McClain are playing in vaudeville in
the east.
The Dunbar Players will return to
the Grand in about three weeks.
Simms & Warheld are doing nicely
on the Loew Time and booked solid.
Austin & De Laney are going great
on the Keith Time
Creole Cocktail Co. made a great
hit at the State-Lake. Chicago, last
week.
John Mason & Co. went over great
at the Avenue last week This week
they are at Indianapolis.