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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-21
EARL JOHNSON IN
1924 OLYMPICS

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. I'll
Americas ace in the hole for the
Paris Olympic marathon OF 1924 Is
Earl Johnson. the Negro from Pitts
burgh, who appears to possess all the
qualifications OF a great distance run
ncr according to leading sport
writer.
He has style, speed and stamina,
the attributes of a real runner. With
out having prepared himself for d
race over a score of miles il is on rec
ord that right off the reel and whep
he had fanced he was TO run but
dozen miles stepped along in. perfect
form and showed winning ability over
a route of a score miles.
He has close-to-the-Pround action,
so necessary for a marathoner. And
| bv his running over different distances
| from two to ten miles he has shown
himself without peer in the United
States.
ABOUT THEIR APPEARANCE THAN WOMEN
OF THE OTHER RACE?
This question is being dis .ussed with interest
| today due in part to the pubiics attention being
| called 10 the rapid growth OF our leading hrins'
engaged in the manufacture OF cosmetics, partlc
4
striking from an economic point Of view are the
numerous women who in snail business places
or their homes make a living through the art
/ OF hairdrensing. II would be difficult TO est
| mate the money which Is in circulation or the
J volume of business done through catering to the
/ beauty neds OF TIE Coiored woman. Many OF
our foremost women gained their start in this
| field.
! Why are our women interested in their
| looks Nine r. Credit Ole, manager OF the NILE
| QUEEN SHOP was asked. I'VE have been nm
! PEELED IN our search for better looks by several
| motives" she replied First. as the Colared
| woman improved her hair, she took gfeater IN
| tercst In her general appearance, She has iouhu
| that looking her best has given greater fch-
confidence and has aided her development -.
both soeia and business ways. New avenues o
employment opened up She began to feel the
| pulse of bigger life. But there has been notice
able lack Of enterprise in the maIner OF conduct
! ing the hairaressinK establishments. These nav
not kept abreast OF the art. MANY are MY hept
in unsanltary surroundings, othc-i operate II
| kitchens and bedrooms. Barber shops for me
| on the whole, are much finer, than similag place
| Tor women
"At least this was true until this week who
! the KASlLAR NILE QUEEN REtiTN Snu!
opened its doors, in the ne~ Nile Queen bull"-
! ing, at 1923 Indiana Avenue. Beautifully hr
! nshed With lavish expenditure in equipment,
| comprising all OF the latest electrical and
kcientific apparatus for doing mysterious things
Tor my ladys face hair. skin hands. it is indeed
. new step in the art of making our women
beautiful Many women making 1t point
to visit the shop simply to see the nee equip
ment."
} The NILE QUEEN CORPORATION. formerly
| he Kashmir Chemical Company is said to be
| planning similar establishments in half dozen
other cities. Others declare that even though
| race women seem to spend much time and money
| sezntifying shst they cannst Aegih to equal TIE
athex jnaceSis this psEficagaEs
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-21
Girls School To Have Strong Team

The Kentucky State Normal School
Girls Basketball Team this year prom
Uses to have the strongest team in the
history OF basketball at the state in
stitution. Miss Cleo Pike the former
Louisville, Central High Star, is cap
tain and forward OF the team. The
team has not been defeated in two
years
The lineup includes: Misses Cleo
Pike, Johnye Gibson, Vivian Jones,
Mabel w. Williams, Laura ; Smith
Ethelda Brown, Sally Browder, Rob
erta Bell and Anne Mundy. Pitts
burg, Columbus. Dayton and Spring
field Girls Teams also the Roamer
Girls of Chicago please write.
Address, Duvall B. Evans, Director
of Physical Education, X. N. /. l.
Frankfort. XIV,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-21
Wendell Phillips Makes
ERViabIe Record

The Wendell Philips, heavys who
tackle the Tlden Quintet Friday Jan
uary 20 at the Philips Gymnasium,
have been going Al a terrific clip, and
# they play the game OF ball they have
played all season nothing should stop
them i'm their mad scramble fer the
championship II sou would have The
boys carry of thr honors give then
your support Como Friday night and
see Wit thc BOYS are really doing,
You'll be surpri. ed
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-21
Fasteners
Seek Berth
In League

An interest ting feature OF the annual
meeting of the magnates OF the Negro
National League, scheduled Tor Janu-
airy %, y and 2S, will be the frantic
efforts on the part OF representatives
of Cleveland and Pittsburgh to land a
franchise.
League Would Profit
1t is our opinion that the league
would surely benefit if the cities arc
admitted, for Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, especially the latter, has proven
that they elevate their sports TO d plane
rivalcd by very few cities, as i'll the
case Of the Loendi Basketball team
and the Pittsburgh Pirates OF the Ma
tional League. While a certain news
paper was circulating propaganda to
have less space devoted to base ball
the Pittsburgh papers were given
more space than usual, almost every
page carried something about the
Pirates, while the parks were always
crowded. and yet even though the
Pirates were playing to record crowds
the Keystoncs, the club that will in all
probability represent Pittsburgh in the
Negro National League. was playing to
capacity houses at all times.
Unless something is done immedl-
ately Americas leading sport is likely
to drift into complete oblivion SO far
as Race base ball is concerned and
this something seems to be "organiza-
ton" IN improved organization
means better teams and players, better
teams mean more money in the treas
ury and likewise more money for the
players Something that has been long
since lacking as proper inducement
for the Sand Letters" to strive for.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-21
HARRY WILLIS

Portland, Ore, Jan, 17.-Harry
Wills, colored heavyweight, won an
easy ten round decision over Sam
Langford of Chicago tonight. Harry
seemed to consider Sans age and did
not make much of an effort to stow
the Boston tar baby" away He
landed with lefts and rights almost
at will
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-21

Mrs. Katherine Johnson, 40, 1887
Ellis Park Ave, became Respondent
Thursday and attempted suicide by
poison. She was taken to
the Ft. Dearborn Hospital.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-21

O. When is door not door?
A. When it is a-jar.
@. When is bonnet not bon
net?
A. When it becomes a nice girl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
Screen
LASALLE

1913 audiences rocking with laugh
ter. marked The successful opening
~ Charles Rays Nineteen and
Phyllis. the famous comed.ans lat
esq production, at the LAsaiie We'd
day.
lt IS roaring. side-spl.tting farce
comedy sure % please al who see
lt Charles Ray is cast as Andrew
Caveraugh. a young boy very much
la love with Phyllis Laurin. He IS
regular fashion plate IN Nine
teen and Phyllis for he departs
from his usual rube role. appearing
Iu gp-to-the-mlnute mail order
house garb as a dapper 10 year old
city youth whose two obsessiOns In
life are Phyllis Laurin, and de-
sire 90 De regarded as a southern
gentlemen. And when his rival ap-
pears az a party attired IN the only
dress suit worn in the community
he az once gets busy and plens g
new style campaign to win the favor
OF the fair Phyllis, but encounters a
burglar before he reaches the part.
and hnds PhylIis-daucing with
Jimmy Long Many thrilling laugh
able. and extremely funny situations
make up Nineteen and Phyllis, %
which Is a great comedy enacted by
"a fine cast of players including Clara
Horton. George Nichols. Cora Drew,
Lincoln Stedman and many others
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
BLACKSTONE

Every persistent, patient and
frequently disappointed theatergoer
viii find a reward IN a Good Pro-
.der." The picture which started a
four days run at the Blackstone
theater yesterday.
Vera Gordon and Dore Davidson
again appear IN a picture OF humble
life. a picture that Is undoubtedly
.he capsone Of their highly sue
cossful careers. THE Good Pro-
WIDER" was written by Fannie Hurst
and directed by Frank Borzage.
These four-Miss Gordon. Mr. Dav-
idson. Miss Hurst and Nr. Borzage'
made "Humoresquc" the sterling
picture that II was.
This picture IS an epic Of father
hood. It's central character. Julius
.Binswauger. IL a merchant, who by
unceas.ng toll. raises HIS wife and
two children 10 comfortably situat-
ed. smalI-town. middle-class folk.
And no sooner are they prosp, rous
than Becky, Ivy and Pearl the
children. tire of the country and
long for the city-the haven OF girls
searching for husbands.
The theme is one of father and
mother love
The supporting cast consists OF
Z-iNienne Osborne. william Collier.
John Roche James Devine, Blanche
Craid. Ora Jones. Edward Phillips
and Margaret Severn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
81 YEARS OLD AND STILL AGILE

Edward Payson Weston just finish
ed long hike recently from Buffalo
20 New York. Weston IS famous for
his wa ks from san Francisco 10
New York and from Maine TO Mexi-
CO. He also walked TO England in
the 70.s. Several years ago he passed
through this city on one OF his cross
country hikes and was greeted by
great crowds lie IS among the few
aged people who are not sufferers
from rheumatism. Those that are
can find relief and permanent bene-
hts from Landon's Prescription 1903.
put up specially for each individual
case. Not a patent medicine. For
sale in Mishawaka at the Red Cross
Pharmacy and in South Bend at the
Central and American Drug stores
and Landon's cor. Wayne and Mich
igan. Price 81. Call or write.
Adv. 292
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
CASTLE

The picture that is scheduled 10
appear on the Castle screen today
ana Friday IS "A wonderful drama
you not only watch this picture, but
you actually live through 30. The
story IS that Of a wandering wife
and a waiting mother-both seeking
the same happiness; Of a coward
who found courage, and Of a hero
who was a craven-both loving the
same woman. There are thrills. tears
and smiles mingled with a beautiful
love drama in lone Clear Call" the
name of this picture. Henry 3
Walthall gives his greatest portray
al since THE Birth OF A Nation"
Milton Sills. and Claire Windsor
head the allstar cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS


an ordinary ubr,al. we quite natur-
ally marvel ard look upon them
with curiosity The truth is they
marry. love and laugh and some
lines cuss a b.t-that u.s. the men.
and are a good deal like their broth
ers who make six feet and their SIS
ters who are perfect thirty skies
Five OF these IA tiny actors are the
smallest ever exhibited In America
All are clever and versatile and for
So minutes amaze. astcund. enthust
and amuse all who come 10 see
them.
on the balance OF the bill which
has rs opening today. Margaret *
MOrrell. dancers who present their
original story in terpsiChore, are
prominently listed. Hugo Lutgens.
whose impersonation OF Billy sun
day and laughable ''Yump on rhe
Water Wagon most everyone is
familiar with. Monroe & Mae. who
come with a breath Of youth and
charm and one other act complet.
the program together with the
Pathe news and Aesop's Fable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19

The department Of natural history
Of the South Bend WOman's club, a
newly organized unit. will hold it's
first meeting this afternoon at 3
o'clock when the members viii hear
Brother Alphonsus Of Notre Dame
university talk on Birds"
The Woman's Bible class OF the
First Brethren church will meet
this evening at 1880 o'clock az the
home OF Mrs. George IRA, for a reg
ular business session.
Charles Burkholder. secretary Of.
the Art Institute Of Chicago. viii
give lecture this evening az $50
o'clock at the Art exhibit OF the
League OF Women Voters held at the
Tribune auditorium.
The Schuyler CoIfax Chapter Of
the d. A. r. viii have a luncheon
Friday at 1 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs S. J. Crumpacker. 1149 Portage
av.
Mrs. A. T. Cox Of Indianapolis.
member OF the Industrial Board OF
Indiana. will address the Civ.cs and
Philanthropy department OF the
Progress club Friday afternoon at
2.45 O'Clock at the clubhouse. A
o'clock luncheon viii be given by the
members OF the department honor
ing Mrs. Cox. at the College Inn, La
| Sale hotel
\ The Whatsoever class Of the First
Baptist church will have au all day
sewing at the church today.
The Sewing circle OF the Zion
Evangelical church wiz meet at the
parish hall today The hostesse-
will be Mesdames +. HUT. A. +
Riegel. G Goldstein and J. Fry
The Womans Bible class OF Lowell
Heights NJ. r. church viii meet
this evening at the annex. The
hostcsses VIII be Mrs j. Gearhart
Mrs. H c.. belong and Mrs c.
Euing
The Aurora Bible class of sunny
side Presbyterian church viii meet
this evening IN the church par
lcrs for a Halloween party The
host esses VIII DE Mrs. Pearl Prim-
rose. Mrs J. A. Swanson, Mrs c. c.
steele and Mrs. William McNabb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
OLIVER

Who was It that said: Women are
seldom what they seem o." No matter
It's true In the new dramatic sue
cess, in three acts. The Unloved
Wife. which comes to the Oliver
theater for three nights commencing
Friday matinee, with daily matinees
reserved for ladies only. Florence
Edna May. the authoress. does not
follow along the lines Of the poet
who wrote: only a fool tries 20 un-
derstand a woman" But Miss
May takes an opposite viewpoint Of:
only a fool would not try 10 under
stand his wife And there lies a
big idea for n wond erful play. Miss
May also saw possibilities for ex-
ploitation Of a character which has
never before been used in dramatic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
"HELLO PROSPERITY"

Fourteen different nauOnalities
are represented in the peach chorus
who furnish one OF the main rea-
sons for the being OF Hello Pros
uer-ry' which comes TO the oliver
tAeater next Monday. Tuesday ana
Wednesday.
Nauve-bOrn daughters OF Uncle
sam predom.nate. ranging from
s-atuesque corn-fed beauties OF the
middle west 20 the agile chlcs who
have made the bathing beaches Of
southern California so attractive. A
single Japanese miss Is the sole rep
resentative OF Asia while northern
Europe sends almost as many
daughters as there are divergent
views on the League of Nations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
AUDITORIUM

Straight as a bullet out OF a gun.
the new Tom Mix picture scored a
hit at Auditorium last night. From
start to finish the photoplay For
Big Stakes" carried the audience
along, without a moments lapse IN
the intense interest. The end Of the
picture came all too soon for the ca
pacity crowd present. The outdoor
scenes reflect the atmosphere of
Arizona delightfully."- OF the lively &C
ton expected in Mix pictures there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19

o. plenty $50 I adventure galore and
much romance. Tom Mix we'll de-
serves the great popularity he en-
Joys Not only has he pleasing per
sonalty. but he can act-and ne
does There Is girl in the flm-and
what a girl, She IS all smiles and
wrinkles. laughter and dimples
Among The many thrills in the pro-
duction the. greatest IS a ride by Mix
on Tony 90 save the girl from death
.u a prairie fire. The girl by the way
IS played by no other than the fav-
or.te, Patsy Ruth Miller.
A comedy. Tin Broncos" is also
being shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
Stage
ORPHEUM

What do tiny people dream OF
who never grow up big? What
thoughts do they think, and what
are their aspirations. hopes, tastes ?
These are some Of the questions thai
are called to mind when one
watches the delightful and enter
tanning program of specialties pre-
scented by Sternad's midgets, who
continue as the feature attraction at
the Orpheum all this week. When q
man and woman are so little the
don't reach up 70 the waist-line oi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
Personals

DR. and Ms. Edgar Myers. or
John Boone and Robert Award
have returned from a fishing trip
Go Lake Harbor. Mich
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hart, Of
Cincinnati o.. who have been visit
ng Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Morris cal
Riverside DIR. have returned 10 their
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
SpirituGIiSt Leaders
Take Sting From Death

CHICAGO. oct 1S.-(By T.. Pr
Sp.ritualists IN annual convention
here took the sting out OF death
The sublime future OF departed
souls was painted by the delegates
and the picture invited was calcu-
'atod % the most skeptic 90 lay down
and die
'Dante's inferno was pure myth
She orthodox heaven ir fab,e-and
take 30 from someone who knows.
the real paradise IS no idle dream
but well worth dvlor for"
John Slater. ace Of spirit mediums
who is here 90 direct the seauces
thus presented HIS version OF life
hereafter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
RETD FERNERIEs

save your plants. Now IS the
time, you want and need a fernery.
We have a wonderful assortment
All colors, sizes and combinations
Priced from 81 up. Cash and low
rent makes it possible Investigate
The Reed Shop. PIG S. st. Joe s..
Phone Lincoln 2274. 295
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19

The Volunteer crae- ~ Che Com
ference Memorial r. r church met
with Ms Herman Peschke. 500 r
ohio e.. TUESDAY evening The az
fair was in .he nature - a Ual-
lowe'en party rcfreshme1t- being
served 81 the hoste1--s N-s. j. j..
stine and Airs. j 1I Hheae The
Ampnbers w..l attend .he luncheon az
'the Oliver hotel on Friday az WHEN
time Mrs. Henry vs. Peabody or
Boston. Mas. VIII bo the speaker.
The next meeting v.s be held Oct.
60 with Mrs Nay B8r-n. 1929 P1r-
'age av and WEI be en- all day scs-
sion
The Orercomers class Of th, Con-
ference Memorial T.. y church mex
Tuesday evening .n the parlors or
tho church The dcroGouals we're
led by Mns s. Davis and during the
social hour Miss Dorothy Andrews
gave group Of piano selections.
fifteen guests were present
The Fore On Missionary society Of
81 Pau,s Memorial church met
Tuesday even.re 81 The home o.
Miss Lucy Flagei 703 sherman ar.
An Interesting talk on China" was
given by Mrs G.. A. Carlisle and q
reading The Coming Of Peter Piper
was given by HIldreth schuelL Th.r-
ty-fve guests were present. TIE
next meeting Will be held November
21 with Mrs Earl Jester. 1913 Blaine
av
The Rose circle Of the Zion Evan
gelIcal church met Tuesday evening
40 The home OF Miss Irene Goneney.
Twelve members were present and
the election or officers resulted IN
Miss Anna N.sca. being chosen pres
dent. Miss Lydia VuIwock. secre-
Atary, Miss Margaret Hoehinger.
Blower secretary. and Mrs. Forest
Moore. treasurer Three new mem
bers were received The next meet
INK VIII be held Nov. 2S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19

The air IS so pure in the polar
regions. and so free from harmful
microbes that throat and Jung dis
eases are said 90 be unknown there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19

construction You probably know a
dozen couples who are unhappily
Why? You possibly can
advance one reason. but is Il correct
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19
HARMON Is NAMED
AS COAL CHAIRMAN

WASHINGTON oct. 1s-John
Hays Hammond was elected chair
man OF the federal fact finding Goa.
commission at the initial meeting
OF the com m .asio1 today.
Following Hanmond's election.
the commission mapped out gen
eral program for probing the entire
situation IN the coal industry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19

Hopper Kettle Klub Ctcars smoke
Ike two for CSC but sell for two for
I5c-adv. 292 n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19

MOTHERS-Bring your daughters
anguish by enlightening them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-19

GIRLS-Bring your sweethearts so
you both will have a better under
standing of the marriage problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21

OF God thru Jesus Christ our Lord.
as stated In Rom. e.23-
Is II reasonable 20 suppose that
words. when found In tho Bible.
must have a meaning attached 10
them which no man in his senses
would ever think OF attaching 20
them In any other book For In
stance. the words -'life- and death. =
when found In the Bible. must las
theoiogians tell usl moan happiness
and misery: but II found In any
other book In the world. they would
simply mean existence and cessa.
ton Of existence.
II - reasonable 20 suppose that
IN ali Tho vast multitude Of passages
In which Christ promised life. Eter.
nal Lifa. Co His followers. lie aid
not literally mean what He saldy
This He could not. n all men have
immortal life by nature.
Is ~ reasonable to suppose. IN an
tho vast multitude of passages in
which death IN threatened as the
punishment of the sinner, that loss
OF happiness IN all that In mcantg
An unhappy man u as truly alive as
the most happy being I'm existence.
Il II reasonable 20 suppose that
Infinite Wisdom would invariably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21

Boston university Is the only co
educational university In hassachu.
sctts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21

n you combined the curative prop
erties OF every known ready made.
cough remedy, you probably could
- there 10 IN this simple homemade
cough syrup, which 10 ea<ily prepared
IN . few miautes.
Get from any druggist sDs ounces
OF Pinrx, pour Il into . pint bottle
either plain graduated sugar syrup.
syrup, a. desired. tn. result 10 Q
than you could buy ready ads for
three-tines the money. Tastss pleas.
ant and never sroils
This Pincx and Syrup preparatioa
Rsts right at the cause Of Q cough and
gives almost Immediate relief. ID
loosens the phlerrn, stops the nasty
throat tickle and hczh the sore, irrf-
tsted membranes 90 r~rtly and easily
that IL n really astonishing.
A days use will usually ovsrroms
the ordinary cough and for bronehitia,
Group. hoar~rness and bronchial asth.
ma. there IL nothing better.
Pinex ~ q most valuable eoD~~n-
trated compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract. and has been ussd for
generations 70 break severe coughs
To avoid dissppointment. ak youf
druggist for "2H, ounces Of Piner'
with full directions. and dcn't arrept
anything else. Guaranteed TO give
absolute satisfartion or money
promptly refunded The PineI Co
Fl Wayne. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
Wonderful for Somebody

Secretary Of the Interior Fan has perfectly wonderful
plan for Alaska.
He how lot of money is TO be made up there
and he's going to let you in IL IL he possibly lie
said
IF get the legislation thru congress-" he says,
II propose to have revolving fund created with which
10 develop the immense resources Of Alaska
"Oil wells copper smelter etc, win be developed and
by this department until they strong enough to
live without government aid At that time they win be
oold leased for long periods to private capital
See the point?
Mr. Fall will take your money and with Il start things
going In Alaska
And then after take the losses and the enterprises
begin to make money he will let you step out and big
business 1.-THE Guggcnhcims, maybe) step In!
! Isn't that nice!
(. Il perfectly sincere in this" says Mr.. FAN No
Gpubt he is.
/. What do you think about il?