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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
URBAN LEAGUE NOTES
Noteworthy Books of the Year Deal
ing With the Negro Problem Com
piled BY the Research and Rec
ords Department of the chi
caRo Urban League

The inclusion OF books in this list is
by no means to be construed as an en-
dorscment of the book or sympathy
with its contents. 1t IS compiled rather
for the purpose OF making known the
existence OF books published during the
year which have attracted wide atten-
ton and which consequently ought to
be we'll known by the people who form
their subject matter
Novels
Birthright, by +. $. Stribling Gen
turyl.
White and Black, by II. 4. Stands
(Harcourt- Brace.
Niger by Clement Wood Out
tom.
Batouala, BY Rene Maran (Seltzerl.
J. PoIndexter Golorcd, by irwin S.
Cobb lDoran1,
Short Stories
Lily. by Hugh Wiley CknopD.
Midnight. by Octavus Il. Cohen
(Dodd- Mead).
The Black Border, by Ambrose Z
Gonzales Tie State Company.
The Vengeance OF the Gods, by
VIM Pickens a. u. T.. Book Con
GERM.
Poetry
Harlem Shadows, by Claude Nc
Kay (Harcourt- Brace.
Negro Poems, Melodies, etc, by
VIM. c. Blades (Thc Badger Com
pany).
The Book of American Negro Poe
try, edited by James Weldon Johnson
(Harcourt-Brace).
Negro Folk Rhymes, by Thomas w.
Tallcy (Maemillan).
Drama
Goat Alley by Ernest II. Culbret-
son SYSTEMATICALLY.
Science
Early Civilization, an introduction
20 anthropology, by A. A. Golden
wciscr lknop0.
Biography
In the Vanguard OF a Race, by Mrs.
l.. II. Hammond Council OF Women
Tor Home Missions and Missionary
Education Movement of the United
States and Canada contains biograph-
zeal sketches OF = negroes.
Historical and Sociological
The Negro in Chicago, report OF
Chicago Commission on Race Rela-
tons university Of Chicago Press.
The Negro Press in the United
States. by + g. Dctwciler University
of Chicago Press.
The Negro Year Book, b. Monroe
n. Work (Tuskegee Instituted.
The Negro in Our History, by Car
ter 6. Woodson ASSOCIATED Pub
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
The Forty Club.

At club meeting Dec. 10th the fol-
lowing named men were elected Off
GERS Of the Forty Club for the year
1923: President DR. II. Reginald
smith; 1st Vice President, Raymond
I. Middleton; End Vice PRESIDENT,
Henry NJ Higgins; Secretary, Macon
VI. Higgins; Assistant Secretary, w.
\. Mollison; Treasurer, +. W. Harsh,
IT.; Directors, DR.. Count ]. Teffner,
DR. ]. A. Harper. Herman E. Moore,
Nm. ]. Kelley, Bindlcy {. Cyrus, Dir.
Waldo Alexander, DIR. J. 4. Freeman
Dr. Fred G. Trap and Walter Abcr-
nathy.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

The following slntcmca were
guests at the y. NJ. (. a. Ger Christ
mas: g. ". Glam.511, PHILADELPHIA
Edgar H. Beown, indianapolis; d. o
Gillim, Colaiabus. Ohio; w. A. De
mond, Syracuse; +. Ii. McGrceory
Decatur, ILL.,. Mark c. lIayiord, DID,
r. f. &. S, of the Gold Coast, Africa;
James II. McGuf, Milwaukee; El-oy
NJ Coz, ST. Louis; Charles p Clzfk
Milwaukee; W. r. Williams, De-
Moines; r. Van Dyne, To9el,a, I.aaa
Albert Ellirs, Atanon H.: Jea5
Shealv, IndieaaacH; Ed"@r3 sssa
;rsten, li-i7aa III llarg.1sa H.. I1sli
Lawtence, Kan.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
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Children Remembered

The Giles Charity Club gave a
Christmas exercise on December 22nd
at The Southsidc Community House.
3201 Wabash Ave, for the children. as
is their custom each year There were
many children present and they were
made happy with large assortment Of
things distributed among them
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
B lquet Given By Undertakers

On last Saturday evening the Chi
cago pndertakers' Association gave a
bang i to its members and extended
invitations to many prominent citizens.
The banquet was served at the Vim
cennes Hotel Toasts were rendered
by T. F.attis, Rev. Smith, DR.. Gibbs,
Attorney Westbrooks, Mr.. Gadsen and
JOS. D, Bib, editor of The Chicago
Whip Atty. Mercer L. Lewis OF Phila-
delphla also was present and rendered
a splendid toast.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Crane Collegiate Club

The Crane Collegiate Club enter
tanned last week with a dance in the
Julia Johnson Home on Champlair
Avenue. Such an enthusiastic gather
ing of young people such as these
were never before assembled. The
home was filled to capacity and all
enjoyed themselves immensely. Punch
was served between dances. Each Of
fccr and member of the club was intro
duced TO the guests and the president
made short speech in behalf of the
progress Of students OF Crane College.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Goes to New York

Mr. Carlisle Jackson. we'll known in
local business circles, and who for the
past two years has been conducting a
dancing academy on the West Side,
left the city last Thursday evening for
New York where he will make his flu
ture home. Mr.. Jackson will not be
forgotten by his many friends who
were so intimately associated with him,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Comes to Chicago

ME James Brown, who has been
spending the last few months of the
year in New York and other eastern
cities and whose home is in Chicago,
returned here last Saturday evening to
spend the holidays with his friends,
time he viii depart for San Francisco
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

The children OF The Enterprise In
sttute, a trade school at 81 Aldine
Square of which Rev. ]. w. McDan-
icls Is president and Mrs. n. W New
land is matron, gave Christmas eNer-
else on Friday afternoon at the school
for the public under the supervision c;
the teachers and professors. On Mon.
day the children were made happy with
Christmas tree which had been do
mated them, and which was filled with
many presents for each child.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Ideal Tea Room

The Ideal Tea Room is suggested
by the Elite OF Chicago when one de
sires a nice quiet place to dine or have
private parties. All food is prepared
by one of the best. chefs in the city.
A special Sunday dinner is served
from ? to p. III. Reservations for
tho New Years dinner are now being
received. Place yours carly.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

'N3tty Mercer L. Lewis, city solicitor
for Philadelphia paid visit to his old
friend, Jos. d. Bib, editor of The
Whip. He was entertained at dinner
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bibb. Attorney
Lewis is enroute to Indianapolis to,
spend the holidays with brother and
parents.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Visit Suburbs

NJ. 7. Bailey of The Bailey Realty
Co, 1888 s. State St. had as his guest
during the holidays out in Morgan
Park many people. from the city and
other suburban towns who spent much
time in looking over this wondcrfrl
and rapidly growing part of the city,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
In Memorian

To my beloved God Father. Joseph
Mitchell died Dec. ), 1922, aged co.,
\ precious one from me has gone.
A voice | loved is still.
\ place is vacant in my home which
never can be filled
Mary Mathew,
2907 Howard Street,
New Orleans, La.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Cary B. Lewis, 47
Z. 10th St. had as their dinner guests
Xmas, their aunt and uncle, Mr., and
Mrs B. Lewis and their cousins, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Forest Clinkscale and Mar
vei Irene Clinkseale. Cary B., Jr,
had a wonderful Xmas tree and re-
ccived 4 number OF presents.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

Mr. and Mrs. X. Jones entertained d
small party OF friends in their apart
ments on Grand Boulevard last Sunday
evening. The occasion was in honor
of the Misses June and Amanda Gun
ningham who are the house guests OF
Mrs. Jones. The girls are from Mem
phis, Tenn. and came 10 Chicago to
spend the holidays. While here they
are being royalty entertained by
friends
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
To Entertain

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity will give a re-
ccption in honor OF the delegates and
visiting friends OF the Grand Chapter
on Wednesday. December 9th. at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. Carl G..
Roberts, 4339 Grand, Boulevard. Nine
in the evening to eleven.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Motors to Chicago

Mr.. Harry Melbourne motored to
the Windy City last Saturday evening
TO spend the holidays with his aunt,
Mrs Julia Brent. Mr. Melbourne is
from Cincinnati, Ohio, and will remain
here over New Years Day and then
return to his home.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Entertain

Mr. and Mrs. ]. Bryan entertained
party Of friends at luncheon last Mon
day evening at their residence on Calu-
met Avenue. Dancing and card play
ing were the features OF !he evening
Among those present were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlisle Brent, Mr. and Mrs. Dent
and Mr.. Cromwell.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Bisbon 7. A. Hamlet Coming

Bishop !. \ Hamlet OF the Eighth
Episcopal District of the {. NJ. T.
Church, residing at Jackson, Tenn,
will vis:t Chicago Sunday as guest OF
Rev ]. A. Stout and the people Of
Carter Temple {. NJ. i. Church He
will preach there Sunday night at S
O'Clock. Bishop Hamlet is one of the
new bishops Of the church and ranks
among the greatest pulpitecrs OF the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Tuvsnile to Hold Anniversary

Star of East Juvenile OF A. L K &
D. OF A. will observe its anniversary
on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 30th at
Baileys Hall, 3638 s. State St, with a
program. The exercises will be under
the supervision of Daughters Ida sim.
mons, Eva Marshall and others.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
To Have Fine Program

The Virginia Society is endeayoring
TO render a fine literary and musical
program OH December 30th at Bailey's
Hail. 1898 S. State ST, at which time
it is hoped that every Virginian will
be present and bring their friends, as
this is the last meeting in the year.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Comes 10 Chicago

Mr. James Caldwell, well known and
popular young man OF Detroit, Mich,
this his future home. Mr. Caldwell is
a graduate OF the medical department
University of Michigan and will prac-
ticc medicine here.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

kTOSEY MANAGED to receive
" an invitation TO a supposedly
swell affair that called for fish
all coats and white gloves during the
christmas holidays. He went and saw
What was supposed to represent Chi
ago's best society out in full all ready
o cat and drink the free lunch and re-
reshments issued by gracious"
lost. Nosey tried TO dance once and
while dancing heard one Of the
younger men talking TO one of the
'sxungest girls there. She was consid-
@3d one of the pampcred few OF the
,est family group. Well, the language
hat the young man let fall from his
'oul-smelling mouth almost staggered
wen the hardened Nosey 10 pand-
ercr could have used any more vile
language and it all indicated thar the
girl was used to it even though she
was one OF the "cloistcred" young de-
butantes Merely an incident but it
spoke volumns
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Entertain oshnffle Alonpn

Members OF the Appomattox Club
entertained last Thursday evening in
honor of Shuttle Along Company in
the club rooms on Grand Boulevard.
Dancing singing and other attractions
we're on the bill. \ delightful time
was spent by all present.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Tn Ohio

Mrs. Jennie chatham, 1902 s. State
ST., is spending some time in Dayton,
Ohio, during the holidays with reIas
tivcs and friends Mrs. Chatman viii
visit Bloomington and other cities in
Ohio while away.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Visiting in Kansas

Eugene Fields, 3608 5. State St., IS
visiting relatives and friends at Leav-
caworth. Kan, after long absence.
Mr. Fields will also visit several other
cities in Kansas. returning to the city
about January first.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
Recovering

Mrs. Anna Commons, 1850 Cham
plain Ave, who has been quite III and
confined to Provident Hospital and
her home for several weeks, is recov-
cring quite rapidly and able to be out
again.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
HOTEL FOR RENT

The dining room of the Idlewild
Hotel, so f. 33rd St. is for rent
Good proposition for a thrifty business
person.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

NOU OUGHT TO see tie little
near men who gather about the
drug stores and other places and
tell OF their "conqucsts' with women.
Their youth makes them harmless. yet
they are not, as no womans name last
ten minutes while they have enough
energy. to talk. Some stalwart nus
band IS going to be standing near
while some Of the little platercd headed
fools IS relating imaginary happenings
with some woman and is going to get
90 q spanking, That is about all a
real IAN would feel like doing to the
little makes. It's coming.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

7 VERY CHRISTMAS the same
husbands fall off OF the water
wagon and the run begins"
hosey saw three OF these old men who
sill think they are young enough to
amp some OF the fair Shebas who
Turk in the shadows OF the cabarcts
his time the old young men while in
their cups lost their watches and all
OF the spare change that they had
about them. And the tales they told
their wives about being held up in
a dark street They were held up
alright but the ladies did not use any
guns. \ pretty face put against the
check OF an old man /, just as good a
,,ho!d-up weapon rs the gunmaas gun.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
S O G. | z T Y

Z Mrs. Camille Jones, 1918 Grand
Boulevard Is spending the weekend
in Frecport. I'll She is the house
guest of Mrs. Rosie Sims.
Miss Catherine Crum. 372S Dearborn
Street, is spending the holidays with
her mother in St. Louis. Miss Crum
will return after New Years Day
Mrs. Lefty Wickeife Of Ann Ar
! Dor, Mich, is spending the holidays IN
the Windy City. While here she IS
the house guest OF Miss Dorothy Co
dozoe. 1929 South Wabash Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones entertained at
luncheon last Monday, Mrs. George
i Winters.
Mrs. Waiter Y. Picrson celebrated
| her twentieth birthday last Monday
with party III her apartments at $50
Grand Boulevard. Among those pres
ent were Mr. aud Mrs. Estes, and MI
and Mrs Clay.
The T Cube Club played Santa
Claus 10 some destitute families OF
/ Chicago last Monday, when they
helped the needy with many useful
gifts. Those who acted the part OF
/ the Good Fellow were Miss Louise
/ Williams, president; Miss Adele Col
! lius, secretary; Miss Juanita Manuel,
/ Miss Hazel N. Rcnfroc, Miss Leona
/ DeLuc, Miss Phoebe Carlton, Miss
Georgia Washington Miss Evelyn
| Smith, Miss Anna Goodwin and Miss
! lane Goodwin. Mr.. Lucius McGee,
professor in the schools OF Oklahoma,
is spending the holidays in Chicago.
Mr. Tobn RprweIl is in the citv. Mr..
RnrTeil i veil known in Chicago and
cvnects TO remain here over the hol-
| dave
Miss Louise Conway of Peoria, ILL.,,
is in Chicago spending the holidays
WIN relatiYe5 ana I, ldo oI le i lag
Cn'TaGo - De'i -. - Nfiss Conv1av
ny mo 'i ~, N tba vo,1rgcr set.
She will return to Peoria next week.
IT.
MI and MIS-. n. Jones spcl' ~ st.e
weekend with l7gnds IN O''lS Sti'} .is
couple are rom Do"asid0' Mill
A.. rz..z... D.. 900. IA. H.,
MISS Geheyie ,,3 IGl!E was o, u,is I iast
ner guest OF MISS Einel Lc"ls id9'
Monday.
NJ - NJ. c coodsor enter-
.,nod , ,,,;tl, 1i ,eodd;n@ rcCcntion at the
Phyllis Nheatley nome III Hoiipl "a
the marriage OF thelr daug4 i( lrene'
to Mr.. Albert Srouch OF IlttsouIsh;
kan, An enormous assortment u
glrts was III evidence OF Ilc poPuid,tty
Claybournc received the guests.
-, -. c,a.L.. = 1r.ado,
Mr. Fred A: 0iayDo1rI1G OF MduaoN
Manor bon want ana GIoOe Iio'sga'
Tenn, last Saturday evening to visit
over the holidays relatives and friends
returning to this city Thursday, De-
cember 29th.
-, Ill,
son OF Mehary Dental College, are
visiting over the holidays in this city.
r.,,r,.,
The T.. q. Girls Oiuo IN autos Gar
RED JOY III the form OF wen n .,. 1Sllias
boxes to thirty mccoy IainllieS A ~ ID
morning me ciuD mas ,i Iqst Cioseu ies
most successful year INC PIHiIa loi
the ensuing year lneiude more eAleli-
sive charity program an anu al5o eon.
structlye ciE w VOTE oo ne G.uO spSnt
the past year. Chicago is in need OF
more clubs like the z. .. Girls Oiuo.
..-, a..
lnvltaGons are CUT "i'ilG 30 tta Fo IN
Club, TO be held in the ballroom OF
the Vincennes Hotel, Saturday eve
ming. December 80, 1922.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

GONE OF the young boy are get
ting worried over some oil their
- cseapades with thc Young girls.
hey are even trying to figure a way
10 leave town Nosey overheard some
OF the young "shciks" sounding the
alarm signal over the fact that two OF
the girls fathers had heard about some
O. the parties that had been pulled oil
and were making an effort to locate
the young men. A guilty conscience
needs no aecusers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30
EDITOR Addresses NEW
WILLIAMSON CIRCLE
Editor Joseph D. Bib OF The Chi
cago Whip was the principal speaker
at the initiation OF the William son

Circl c OF the
Royal Circle OF
Friends, last Wed
nesday mig /. The
circle was organ
lied BY Mrs .
Mary J.. William
son at the Earn
est II. William
son Undertaking
parlors, 5lst and
State Streets.
A rousing meet
ing was II c d.
After the opening
ceremonies sixty
one NJ c IN b e s
joined the circle.
Meetings will be
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-12-30

held the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month. The next meeting will
be held at the same place on Janu-
AIRY 4
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
BungaioY Aprons.
69c a.a

A large selection Of attractive
models, with round and square
neolxs, beits snd sanhes, Choioe
Of medium and light ooiors.
Every one we'll worth $50,
First Floor Bargain Table. (
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Irwin S. COBB
THINKS K|PL|NG
! lCENSUREDU.s.
Famous Humorist Defends Mrs
Sheridan and Labels Inter-
view Authentic.
BY IRWIN s. COBB,
FAmsas Author and War cers4pea

Famous Author and War Correspondents
NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.--For Mrs
Clare Sheridan, whose interview
with Rudyard Kipling has beer
repudiated by the Interviewed,
have q fellow feeling.
i had q similar experience nearly
eight years ago. when at the begin.
ming OF the war ] interviewed Lord
Kitchener at the London war office.
The meeting was arranged with
Lord Kttchener's consent, OF course,
and. was given to understand. with
his enthusiastic approval.
i quoted him fairly and accura.sE =
m the article I subsequently wrote
IN the Saturday Evening Post. Az
q matter of fact. rather erred on
the side OF fairness, for entirely
omitted from what wrote two
statements by Lord Kitchener which
I had figured he had made In haste
and without proper reflection and
which he might regret having made
should he have thought subsequent
". My reward was this:
Cabied His Article.
Parts of my article In the Post, OF
greater or less length. were cabled
TO British shores by practically al
Of the resident New York cor
respondents Of the larger British
newspapers. When these excerpts
had reached England. the press
censor, who was an arm Of the wal
office, which was another name for
Lord Kitchener, took these dis
patches. held them upward OF
out the exercising Of a single word
"a a<IS. s.AIA aA For
simultaneous publication In the lead
Ing morning newspapers Of Great
Britain.
Twelve hours later, when the after.
noon newspapers had had full oppor-
tunity to publish all or parts of these
dispatches, q statement was issued
by an unnamed secretary at the war
office. denying that / had had an
interview" with Lord Kitchener.
but admitting that had spent up.
ward OF forty minutes with him. and
repudiating. in part. the utterances
attributed by me to him.
In other words, Lord Kitchener
and the war office desired that what
he had said to me should have pub.
licfty, and also desired that he should
be relieved from the responsibility OF
having said II. I was informed later
that this is not an uncommon prac.
tice In parts Of Europe among public
men.
Victim Of Expedient.
1t would appear upon the face OF
the available evidence that Mrs.
Sheridan has been the victim OF a
similar expedient at the hands OF
Rudyard Kipling.
IT would appear on the face
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
MINISTER QUITS PULPIT
TO BECOME cHIRoPRAcToR

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1s.-Because
he thinks he can do moro good
Strengthening out folks physical
kinks than he can their spiritual
crookedness, the Rev. F. L. Dorm,
pastor Of the st. Phillipus' Evangel.
Ical Protestant Church. has resign
ed to become q chiropractor.
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Of the available evidence that.
however strongly he may deny
that he gave the lady an inter
view." public opinion on this side
OF the Atlantic Ocean inclines
strongly to the belief that words
attributed by her to him must
have been his words.
Whether or not he intended that
they should be published. or
whether, having felt the recoil In
the way OF Indignation which fol
lowed their publication. he desired
to evade responsibility by init
mating that the lady had mis-.
represented him grossly. would
appear to be q matter for Mr..
Kipling's own conscience.
As I see the thing, there Is no
occasion for Americans to become
excited or angry or even irritated
by the quotations credited to the
distinguished British novelist. II
Mr.. Kipling said what Mrs. Sheri-
dan says he said, i he merely
showed his courage by uttering
aloud what am convinced q
great number Of his fellow-country-
men think.
Dislike Americans.
There is no denying that the
people of England do not like the
people of the United States. Since
the war this dislike has been en-.
HANGED. rather than lessened.
!, It is equally true that the people
Of the United States as a nation
do not like the people Of England
as q nation.
1t is quite possible for an In
dividual American to love an in
dividual Englishman. It Is almost
impossible for an individual Ameri.
can to love a million Englishmen at
once. Inversely the same thing is
true of the English in their atti-
tude toward US. (,
AS q matter OF fact, the same
thing Is true Of all peoples. No ma,
ton likes another nation as a group,
or has q love for Il. Bonds OF a
common interest may require that
they be allies for offensive or. de-
fensive purposes. The English have
never liked US since the day when
Independence, and by that same
token. we have never liked the Eng.
lish en- masse.
Differences In thought, In habit, in
mode Of action and In custom inevi.
tably beget friction between differ.
ent peoples under such circum.
stances.
At this particular moment, Eng.
land strikes me as having a mum.
ber OF very excellent reasons for en-.
tertaining a feeling of dislike for the
United States feeling which di.
plomats may camouflage and which
politicians may yarnish over with
thin shellac Of pretense, but
which In the hearts OF the masses Of
the people Of England exists all the
same.
England Was Loser.
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NeU Fall Ribbons

Five-inch Ribbons, plain and.
novelty effects. In striped or
floral designs; new fall 17C
shades. Yard III
Black Cire Ribbons, one to five
inches wide. FOR trimming and
sash. Priced at. yard. E1r
lOc to-. ~y
Picot Edge Gros Grain Rib-
bols, plain and two-toned color
ings; for trimming dresses. 1Sc
blcuses, etc. Yard. ...... lOS
Goldenberg's-First F1o~r.
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Victim Of Expedient.

1t would appear upon the face OF
the available evidence that Mrs.
Sheridan has been the victim OF a
similar expedient at the hands OF
Rudyard Kipling.
1t would appear on the face