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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11
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@run6et paa forifiellige 0miten=
6igbe6er> iaapeliom Goran6ring Of
0pboIosite6> er bel Ei6en for min
Tornpelie paa 8la6et u61gben. We>
ser iaa n1eget ONT l1n6ffbloning for
min @en6regtigbeo. So ieg fremoe'
leg 9nifer bets regelnesitge 8eigg,
ien6er ieg bern1e6 @eiiepenge for 6et
1aalangt bet reffer. Seq er intereS.
fret at 1e Mpbe6er fra S. S. og Om
egn, ierifil6t al 6en @run6 at ieg
engang bab6e nit &iem Ser, og man.
ge fiere @enner, bboraf enfelte fan=
tie bill erin6re mig. @ange bar bel
oglao ombpttet Ti6en me6 @bigbe.
ben. Seq er not for gamme1 og
6aarlig til 8rebifribning> og 6a iier
for ct 8lo6. Men til 6e foa, font tan
BUTTE mig bill ieg me6 geoafterens
ti1la6elie, faa ien6e en Ii6en &iIiel1
maaife set bltr min ii6ite.
@i ere Wieiter og Bilgrin1e fer
paa Sor6en. Dette bar ofte forefoln
met mig taar ieg banter om fra
@te6 til @te6. @o6t, at set barer
lite alti6. Snart fon1n1er &on, font
ffal 'fomme, og San ffal lite t9be.
8i 1eber / e1 uro1tg Ei6. l1ro gfa-
tlrfrmfterne og uro SoIfebabet.
SIT gaar baitig en- Oplesning in1eoe.
@aa forefommer set mig.
&C. ieg fon1rner i11art! Solo fait
be6 6et> 6u far, forat ingen ffa1 to-
ge 6in @rone! Slab. .3-11.
Saa bill ieg faa gnife ugeblo6et,
og oets mange 2eiere ct go6t og bel~
itgnet geDtaar, fra 6eres ri1ge>
Wers. Olea Quesietb,
Ste SSo11nor 1922.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11
Gmnber Snobecf.

Mo11oug gftermt66ag Eolr oct
oberrai ifenbe 8u6ffab omfrinG / 8n=
en at @un6er Snobecf p1,toie1ig pdr
6eo. &an oeoe i tit 6ieln poa @on~
cor6 ctr. beo 12=Tioen. slfopoe
ba66e beret liot oaarlig oet ienere
men ingen a1e6e at bdn bar laa ner
0e6en. @an bar oppe pao ,Sormio7
oag. 9n1fring &l. II pau Sorn1i6=
bag flage6e ban ODER at ban bar mat.
@on git "oa tiliengs en- @tuno, rren
itoo ganife itrafs op igien. Sort ef=
ter fit ban ct npt lnfal6 al Matbeo
% oeoe ONT nogle Minutter. slfopoe
par fe6t t Soler, Morge, ben 3oic
@epte1rtber 1853 on nor be6 fin 9e6
63 Aar gan1uel. San font til Sine
rifa t 1882 og bolatte fig itrufs Der.
@nn bnr laale6es en- af 6enne 8Ds
! ga,uIe SSSt16bpggere, So ban bar lebei
fer ontfring 90 Mar. @an oberlebe5
of @ultru og 6 8er11, netnltg 2oHie,
500, &ern1an, George og @larf, fon'
Dor &ien1me og Garl, font Dor Mtn
neapoIis. 6oruoen 6isie oberlebes
ban Of felgenne @eifen6e: Mrne
@nobeef, 6ergus Sails; mrs. OLE
@anlen, @ergas;; Martin @nobecf,
@onbicf, Mirn. :; og Olaf @nobecf
Minneapolis.
9egrabelien foregaar i1norgen @f:
ternniooag fra 9ienu1et og 8etble'
benz firfe forrettet of @aitor Si'
ttsonfon,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11
Sraftaten ratificeret.
Dalton, Wfinn

Sre6straftaten mellem england
og s5rlaab blep ratificeref al Dail
@iream i Dublin / 2er6ogs nn6er
SEN nteit itorme116e @esiion iom SEN
ne fegieringsforiamling nogeniinoc
bar bapt. &eltigiennem Sorbon0=
liltgcrne of &rottaten por @tillingen
iaa tbi1iom at ingen af @i6erne fdl=
tc Jig iiffer paa SER. Og naar Sen
en0elige Mfiten1ning bleb fun6giort
bite Oct fig at Eraftatcns Benner
bab0e fun fDp @temmers Maioritet.
Gonon oe @oIero fien1peoe top
pert moo &raftatens 8eotagelie, me
oens Mrtbur @riffitb og Micbael
Collins Ieoe6e aan1pen for @atififa@
ton. geaar &on1pe,t on1 Erattoten
bar ober, font &antpen ON bbem font
ifuloe be1ges ion Ereii6ent al DntI
@iream. Denne 4an1p blep afgiort
igaar n1eo set &eil1ltnt at Mrtbur
@riffitb bleb sbalgt. 9eoor @riffitb
bleb foreflaaet reilte 9e 8alera liS
og forlo6 5alen, fl,lgt al on1trent
alle fine Silbengere. Ser bar futt
65 Meofemmer igien - en f1top
Maiorifet - iom 6a fortiatte me6
lit Hrogrom. De @alera og bo1s
Eilbgngere bolot ct Me6e for fig
ielp, og tog 8eilntning om at fort
iGtte &an1pen beo at benitille Gre6s=
traftaten til Solfeafftentning.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11

big itort Mntal Mobofoter / en- lob
gibe116e 6oriamling, men oe! er
bberfen iun6 6or1uft eller politiif
eller etononiif &logffab at 1egge
bele 2opgipningsarbeioet i$enoerne
| poo en- e11felt @ruppe eIer @rofesii-
! on. Dette er imi6lerti6 &tlfeIoct /
&ongresien, bbor / ct Mcolentsantol
al 435 i Mepreientantbuict Ser ct
nelten 400 Mopofater og f1,n eE for
ipin6enoe lioe,1 &aa,,ofr,l6 al Jar>
mere - life en- al oem fra oenne ito~
re Mgerbrugsitat.
Gpoeligbis fan iftc en- Zig l5itua@
tion fren1me og bebare bet fortrolige
@nmarbei6e, grunoet pac 9ieniioig
@elpilic og 5oritoaelie, fo1lt er al
ion flor 8etp6ning @ationens poli~
tiife og efonomiife 2ib.
Den Soloning ieg bor tot olle
pigtige offentlige @p6rgsnoal / Sc
18 Mar ieg bar beret Meoletn at
@totens 2egislatur er biit forbol0s-
big go6t fien6t og 6enne 9tetoro bill,
tror leg, bore en- teore Gctrrggelie
for Bplgerne be6rpre16e ntin frer=
tioige @ol6ning> ONT ieg blir ga1gt
til @ongres1en, e16 nogetiombelit
@nlglefte, jeg tan gi. 8tl oog iiae,
at om jeg blir balgt, ifa1 ieg iniiitere
paa 6en itrengeite 9fono1ni fore1lis
me6 @egieringens retmnsiige 9ebop
og 6orpligtelie> for6i Sfattebpr6cn,
iom bbiler paa 6et amerifanlfe 3olfs
@fnlore ioag boI6er paa at BIZ
utaalelig og &ongresien bar &C.
bilgningen at offentlige @6ler nle-
get ofte bon6let meo ''foriborlig go
ielbeb og &e11ipns1esbe6 ttgeoper
@fottepoerncs @tiIling og &rop.
Seq bar bberfen 2pft eller Haoo
til at fire en- foltbor Ba1gfmnpagne
forot infIuere @alg al Delegater io'n
er benlig iti1let til min &a116ioatur
be6 0elegatbalget SEN 14oe MartS.
S BEN. fsorbin6elie <1noa jeg at 9egb=
bettbi9be6 be6e mine @enncr og a1le
iom itgtter mig, om at zoe Sen 8is
iton6 iom 6e bar 9lnle6ning til fine
reipeftibe @a1g6iitrifter.
Seq appellerer paa 6enne lige-
frenrme Maa6e til a1le .M9no og
&bi116er iom bi1 unoeritptte mig /
6en11e @a1gfan1p> foroi leg be6 at
6ers SjGlp bil funne opnaa oenna
Mn1e6ning til at tiene nit 6o1f og
2ano / en- mere nnibarsfulo @tilling
l16en oeres aftibe @ielp og l1nocr=
itsttelie tan ieg life baabe at ieire /
en- &un1p meo oen bel berniole6e og
grun6iee politilfe Srganiiotion font
6en n1toeren6e &ongresman6 5or
oporbei6et % bar babt @irfiombe0
/ Diitriftet / oe iioite 20 Mor.
Ole $. 5agcng.
Oalton, Wetnn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11
@prebte Mb6eber.

&enrp Gor6 begDn6er BET npe Mar
fe6 set iterite fo11tante 8e1pb I @ant
ionr nogen nogeniin6e bar babt. Sor
nogle foa Mar fi6en pleie6e mat at
fige oet om @usieu Gage, ser bab6e
ii eI1er fernten @i1lioner Dollars /
@asien. Gor noele 9oge fi6en meo-
bette General Motor Company, at
oct bob6e @onf $41, 100000. &en@
rp Goros 8anfbalance i6ag oberitt-
ger $121>0 100000. Com @par paa
ct Spersutoal af en- &orrefpon6ent
ia Tor6, at fan tbilte lite pao, at
bans @ien6omne, baieret paa Sr16-
tegterne af 6em, fl116e bli fapitali-
feret og folgt for en @illion Dpllars.
San er 6en f6rite amerifanife 8tllio.
ner. San og lite SSobn 8. @ocfe.
feller er 6en rtgeite Man6 De Sor>
ene6e @tater. - vMlle Sc @enge, Ser
fon1nrer til mig gaor til nbe sS1tou.
itrier. Seq onbringer aI6rig @enge
/ Bombs el1er noget af 6et @1ags">
ia Soro. ~&ba6 leg dnifer er at gie-
re bette 2an6 til ct beore 2an6 at Ie>
be / for os oIle."
a.i6ligere 2erer / Span1f pe6
Minneiota uniberiitet, Brof. Curl
S. Melom, ofgif be6 De6en 6resno
@a1, Den 206e Sec. fi6ftle6en. Mf.
6eoe bar fb6t Srattflin, Minn., 6en
26oe sunni 1874, @dn af @aitor sso-
bannes &alborfen og &nitrn. &un
frefbentereoe @e6 @ing @eminor
fra 1889 til 1885, fit @accala11reate.
@ra6en be6 Minneiota nniberiitet /
1901 og Magtitergra6en 1902.
San ituoere6e ion / ii Maaneoer be6
Sorbonne og to anore uniberiiteter
/ Sfanfrige. @an ipectaliiere6e / ro~
mantle @prog. San bob6e ti6Iigere
ct Nar Mar peret 2erer poa Bbilipz
pinerne. S 1904 b1eb fan aniat Io1it
2erer @panif be6 Minneioto Uni.
beriitet og birfe6e Der 1918. San
bar / 1914-16 2erer beo 2eIano
Stanforb ltniberittet og fi6it beo
@tate &eacbers College set ip6I;>
'ge CALIFORNIA Brof. M5elom operIe.
bes al Snitru og @err. San oper-
1ebes ogioa al fit Mor, to @re6rc
og en @eiter be6 Dotpfon, W2inn.,
1atnt fire 8rg6re ion1 er 8reiter,
nent1ig, Hoitor S. g. &aIborlon,
1om bor / nor6re Minnel lota: Galt.
81. s. @elom, @ebler, 8. Daf.; 8a=
itor. S. S. Melom, Hierpont, g. o;
og Boitor S. 3. Melo:n, @ns1o, q.
Daf. De to ft6ftnebnte bo0oe for
nogle Mar tiIbage beo Dolton oa er
go6t ften6t berrnnot.
@. 81. Mc&errotp, Der bar 8eitn-
rer at Central Cooperating 2ipcitocf
Commission 60. ct. &altI, afqif
beo Dg6en afbigte uae. Mf6p6e car
bare 80 Mar eontntel, og han por en-
al 6e meit afttbe Mrbeiferc for 6cn
fooperattbe 8ebegelfe WfinneIota.
9an bar go6t fienot ODER beIe 5ta=
ten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11
Mfrmitningsmtbbet.

geeoruf tningsfonferencen ct frent-
oeIes famlet / @aibington og forf'
ietter Gorban6lingerne. l1noerret=
ming er fommen fra 6ranfrige at
2lop6 George og 8rian6 boloer pao
at fonme til @nigbe6 pe6rbre1toe
Gpgrsmaalet om unoerpan6sba
ioa Der er Saab om at ogfaa bette
@pgrsmaal fan BIZ tot me6 bet e11e
6elige @eiultat af @onference1t.
Saalangt bar &onferancen opnaa
ct on1trent fplgen6e gfeiultat:
/. 8lit enig om, Dbor flor Eon~
mage 6e fem @tormagter ifal ia t
@Iagifibe og S1agfrD6iere
2. 0pber at &apbpgning af ilige
@fibe.
3. SSntet al be itore &rigsiftbe
ifoI bore paa ober IS, 900 Sons.
4. S11tet al oisfe Sfibe ifal babc
itbrre &anoner emo 16-&onsfnnoner
5. M1mi11oelige @rD6iere ifal life
berc pao ober 10000 Sons.
6. Sc Don1pere, iom bringer 6lp
benaifiner, .maa lite bere paa ober
27000 &oms> og 6eres @anoner
mao lite bore ftgrre en6 6e, fom 6e
alrnin6elige @rp6iere fdrer.. De Gor
ene6e @tater og England fan lite ia
ober $4,000 Sons al flige 5fibe,
meoens Sapan fan babe iaa meget
iom 81 900 Cons og Sranfri9e og
sssta1ien bber 10000 Sons.
7. Ser ifal i Sremti6en boIoes
lignen6e &onferencer.
8. @e6tagelien |af NootsMeioluti~
omen pe6r6ren6e 11n6erbanbsbaa6e.
g. Oparbeioelie af Golfeitemning
moo l1n6erbQn6sboa6e.
10. @n e,1ftemrnig 8eflutni11g
on1 at set ffa1 bore forbu6t at BRUCE
giftig Gus / en- @rig.
II. Ser ffa1 bolbes en- M &on~
ference, Ser 1fal u6arbei6e Negler
for 8rugen at 61pbemaiftner 4rt-
gen, og for at faa forbu6t, at Der TO-
ites @onrber ne6 paa &ofpitaler, ube
feite6e 8per ofb., iom alle oe frig-
fprer6e 2aroe gior6e fig ifpI6ig /, i
fi6ite @rtg.
12. Gn l16iebning al @tri6en
meIlem Sc Jorene6e @tater og Sa-
pan.
13. Opbebel1e af Sorbun6et MEL
lem england og Sapan.
ID. On Sberensfomit neIlem 4
nf @tormogterne ONT Sorbol6ene /
@tiIlebubet, bbiIfet giber Ti6 til EFT
roligere Sberbeie1ie.
Is. @n Sberensfomit om at bol,
Be fa1t beo @totns quo nte6 9enipn
=! 'ocfritningerne / @ttllebabet.,
16 gn np Oro1,inq me1lem Sc
sSorene6e @tater og esSapan 1neb @en=
i'm til 9en gop @tillebabet
II. @n Sor6eIing al 6e forbenpe
renoe tpffe &ab1er Stil1ebebet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11
-8i bor 111ootat flere Sn6len6eI.
fer, iom maa ligge ober til fenere.
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE CLAIMS
AND FOR HEARING THEREON
State of Minnesota. County of Otter Tail. IS.
In Probate Court.


In the matter of the estate of Pauline Olsen.
Decedent. .
Letters of Administration this day having been
granted toll. p. Sethre:
It is ordered, that the time within which ali
creditors of the above named decedent may pre-
sent claims against his estate in this court, be.
and the same hereby is, limited to three months
day of April 1922. at 10 o'clock A. M. In the
Probate Court Rooms. at the Court House at Fer
gus Falls, in said County be. and the same here.
for hearing upon and the examination. adjust
ment and allowance of such claims a. shall b4
presented within the time aforesaid.
of this order in Fergus Falls Ugeblad, 40 provi-
ded by law. <~.
Dated Jenuary 5th 1922. ,..
Court Seal e. FrankberR,
Judge Of Probate.
A. L. Berge1ud, Clerk of Probate. '"
First Publication JAM II, 1922. ~ Z,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11

@eieite Marte0sprts betoles for
Mais, Sabre % @pg bog .. S. sos.
fen. :. -, s,iEEa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-01-11

9elbreoer &beumatisme +.
Mape og Npreltoelier. Muto $oraemto
Rerbsiitet, @c5ema, ect. 2ebet af @tan=
otnbtf 2ege..
Sulphur Springs and Mud Bath
Sanatorium
or. J, Leonard, Mgr.
JORDAN, MINI
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
TAVERN INN NEWS

Society swamped the Tavern last week with
the greatest number OF luxurious dinner par
ties, luncheons, teas and after theatre parties
ever given since the opening of the city S
most fashionable cafe Among the principal
entertainers was Banker Jesse Bings, whose
dinner on last Monday evening to DR.: and
Mrs. E. S, Harris and family of St. Louis
was one OF the most brilliant functions of the
entire season. The officers of the Sionelli
Adelphia Sorority entertained the members
on June 18th This was one OF the notable
events OF the week. The beautiful dining.
room was turned into fairy-like bower OF
loneliness with its decorations of spring
blossoms and trailing asparagus vines and
the Baby Grand Violin Virtuoso playing Sc
lectons from Grand Opera softly behind the
palms Miss Virginia Hill acted hostess
and Miss Helen Thomas was chaperone.
The guests included Misses Helen Robins,
Hazel Dupee. Sadie Baldwin. Corinne Dean,
Bernee Bailey, Jessie Fish. Minnie, Jones.
Esther Jones. Sadie Walls and Mrs Gertrude
Ringgo!ld. Among the, prominent people who
entertained after the theatre parties were DR..
and Mr. Bert Anderson for DR., and Mrs.
Park Taneil; DR.. and Mrs. r. V. Johnson
for Mr.. and Mrs Garry B. Lewis; Mrs.
Thomas H All"n for Mrs VIM. Stewart of
Denver, olo.; Mrs. Robert Clayton, Mrs.
Georgia A. Mardis. Mrs. Alpha Maxwell, Mr..
Lawrence Harrison for Mrs X. B. Harrison,
Miss Marion Harrison and Mr.. Cline Tindull.
Other diners OF the week were Miss May
Robinson and Mr.. Frank Edwards. DR.. and
Mrs J S. Trce, Mr. and Mrs Z. S. Lee
and Lloyd Rank. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. M. Day
Of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. George Holt.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
SOCIETY

Miss Dorothy Cadozoe, only daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Art Cadozoe, 53rd
and Wabash Ave, is one OF the grad
yates of the Hyde Park High School
this month. She has been invited to
spend her vacation at Idlewid resort
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary B. Lewis 437
East 46th ST, were hosts at a box
party at the Avenue Theatre last Mon
day night in honor of Miss Mae Taylor
and Mr. Al Jones' Others present
were Dr. and Mrs V. s. Johnson, DR..
and Mrs Harry Garnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Anderson and Miss Mae Robin
son, New York City.
Mrs. Adams. Pittsburg, Pa, cousin
OF Mr.. Phil II. Jones, business man
ager of the Chicago Defender, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Adams
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
at theatre party at the Avenue
Theatre, Monday night.
Mrs. Mage Allen. 1917 West Lake
St, was called to Oakland. Cal, on
account OF the death of her sister, Mrs.
Made Webb.
Robert Middleton. Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Middleton, so East
33rd St, who has been attending school
at Milwaukee, Wis, will arrive home
the first OF the week
Mrs. Mayme Clinkscale and Mrs.
Trent have returned from a delightful
trip in the state Of Kansas Monday
they were special guests of Lady Cor
don's Style Show, 440 East 45th Street.
Miss Rosamond Ada Raining, form
erly OF New Bedford, Mass, spent a
couple OF days in the city last week,
visiting a former schoolmatc, Miss
Erna J. NJ. Nelson, 452 Bowen Ave,
whole enroute 10 her home in Denver,
Colo.
Mrs. Garfield Bell, 5624 State St, is
spending the summer at Highland
Park
Miss Kelia Jones, a student of Chey-
ney Training School for Teachers,
Pennsylvania, is at home spending her
vacation with her mother. Mrs. John
Rice, 424l Calumet Ave.
Mr.. Frank Brown of Louisville, KY,
IS visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. J. r.
Riley, 405l Indiana Ave.
Miss Matte L. Pope, a prominent
teacher in Birmingham, Ala, is spend
ing the summer with Mrs. L. Pickett,
4252 Nincennes Avenue
Prof. J. Wisener is in Chicago for a
short while He is a teacher in the
Douglas High School, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
GUESTS AT IDLEWILD HOTEL

Guests at the Idlewild Hotel, 50 East 33rd
Street, the past. week James Foster, De
Mo; Howard Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.
V. " Ford, Hong. Kong, China; Mr.. and
Mrs Johnson, St Louis, Mo; A NJ. Wat.
son, Kansas City, Mo. Nj and Mrs Smith.
New York City; Lee F Ea5ly, Minneapolis
Henderson, Shreveport, La; Willie Thomp.
Carrie Raymon, Elgar, Mich; P. S. Ravsnsl.
Robert Longs and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Lsroy.
Chas. McFarlow, L. Whaey, New Yo<k
City; Mr. and Mrs Harry Williams, Gary,
Ind. Mr., and Mrs Ed Ny;,p Williams Nil
cisco. Cal; Earl Anderson. Minneapolis,
MINI Mr. and Mrs. J. Virdin Lake Forest,
Ill. Eugene MeLendon, Hartford, Conn. :;
J. ]. Johnson, Pittsburgh, Pa; Miss Mary
Henderson, Shreveport, La. Willie Thomp-
son, New Orleans, La; Walker Williams,
Mobile, Ala: Mrs Carrie Sutton, Pitts
burgh Pa; Felix Nichols, Baltimore, Md !;
J J. Hunter, Lexington, KY; Walter Hous-
ton, Mound City, Ill; Mrs. Ella Folks, Gin
cinnati. Ohio Miss Lula Walker. Winnipeg.
Canada.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
Injured by Autos

Theadore Williams (S), 5703 Grove
Avenue on June 18th, was struck by
Ford car owned by the Standard Oil
Co. in front of his home. He sustained
bruises about his head, possible frac-
ture of the skull. He was taken to
the South Side Hospital.
On June 18th. Kenneth Taylor (34),
81 E. 43rd Street, was hit by an auto
at 35th Street and Shields Avenue
driven by Frank CASTOR, 1911 Cleve-
land Avenue, while he was crossing the
street He was taken to Provdent
Hospital, where he was announced as
having his right leg fractured.
Bruised about the elbows and arms
on June 18th when he was hit by an
auto, at 35th Street and Federal Street,
Frank Smith (12), 1908 Dearborn
Street, was taken to Provident Hos
pital for treatment.
Hit by auto driven by r. Hoffman,
1852 ST. Lawrence Avenue, June 18th,
at 35th and State Streets, Mrs. Mae
Turner (32), 29S3 Cottage Grove
Avenue, was bruised about her left
side She was taken to Provident Hos
pital.
At 35th Street and Michigan Avenue.
June 18th, Robert Jones go, 3ii9 S.
Park Avenue, received bruises on his
right leg when he was hit by an auto
owned and operated by John Sutton
of 354 Grape Vine Boulevard. Indiana
Harbor, Ind.
Francis Bryant OS), $40 Indiana
Avenue, received injuries about the
back and left arm, while crossing the
street in front of her home on June
18th. She was struck by Ford car
owned by James Outlines, 1882 w.
North Avenue.
AS the results of a collision when a
car in which she was riding collided
with another car owned and operated
by Henrietta Smith, 5304 Prairie Ave.
at 48th Street and Grand Boulevard
on June 18th, Emma Tyler (32), 19
w. Sind Street, was badly cut and
bruised about the neck, stomach and
knees. -
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
Attends Reception

Miss Mary Z. Branch, a graduate
of the Y. N. .Ss c. l., Petersburg, Va,
and who has done work at both the
Columbia and Pennsylvania Univer-
sites, received the degree of Phi. B.
from the University OF Chicago on
June 18th. Miss Branch attended the
reception rendered the president of the
University on June 9th and was given
the greatest courtesies. This is said
to be the first time that a member of
the Race ever attended the reception
given the president although invitations
are generally sent to all members of
the classes.
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vINcENNEs DINNER DANCE


Auesudy Eve
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Jones. DR. and Mrs
Mrs. Kennedy, DR.. Plumber DR.. jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson, Mr. and Mrs. Jok
ker. Miss {. C.. Ericsson, Mrs Mabel Johnson
Miss Belzora Towles, Mrs. Dorothy Harris
Mrs. Grace Toland, Mr. and Mrs Jesse Sub
lett. Miss Katherine White. Miss Delore.
Brooks, Mr.. Durll Brown, Mr., Gilbert Bagby
Mr.. Drake, Mr.. A. Brown, Mrs. TAYLOR
Mrs. Persol, Miss Mammie Tolbert, Mrs
Johnnie Wilson. M James Williams, Mr.. R
Givens. Mr. and Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Bolton
M sebastin IolmaiTe. Mr.. and Mrs Steve
Skinner, Mr. Benny Patton, Mr. Patton, Jr.
Mr. Bowen Mr. Lusk. Miss Johnson. Mr.
chas, Bowles Mrs. Efhe Bowles. Mr.. L. Con
ner. Mr.. A. P Brown NJ Sarah Johnson
Mr.. James Pride, Mr. u. b. Sloan, Mr.
Richard Ryan. Miss Elsie neal Nj. L; w
Mitchell, NJ. James Myers. Miss ( A Nor
gan, Mr. +. lawson, Miss 1. c. Mays, Miss
Julia Long. Miss r. Z Leach: Miss T. G.
King Mr.. w. Fl. Jackson. Mr.. T ! Holland
Mr. Mcdowell, Nj Kealy, Mr. J. Nelson
Mr. B. II. Ncsby, Miss L Rogers, Miss d
Russell, Miss Grace Taylor. Mr.. c. Milton
Mr. G. W. Barnett. Mr.. DAVIS. Miss Dora
YinRar, Miss Kate Lucas, Miss Ruth Hur'
ley. Miss Lcona Stewart
Special dance Tuesday evening, July 4th.
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Club Holds Meeting

The Alabama Social Club met at the
residence of Mrs. c. H. Baylom, 343S
Dearborn St, on Wednesday evening,
June l4th. Among those present were
Mesdames Worthy, Jessie Fry, Vir-
ginia Turner, L. d. Beatty, M. E. NAL
lette, Annie Wilson, M. L. Birdoaux,
Amy Horgress, Carrie Ellis, C. Davis,
Miss Julia Frierson. The club will
meet next with Mrs L. J. Beatty on
Wednesday, June 18th. Mrs. Jessie
Morton is secretary of the club.
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FOR SALE-First class Music Store
for sale. Splendid business chance.
Address Box los, Chicago Whip,
1920 State st.
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Hold Exercises

The opening exercises of Arnctt A.
NJ Z. Chapel of which Rev. Walden
is pastor, were observed on last Sunday
afternoon at which time the new edifice
was filled to overflow and many people
were unable to gain entrance. This
is one of the most beautiful structures
recently erected in Morgan Park, the
beautiful and rapidly thriving suburb
Of the city.
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On the lob

M. T. Bailey, president, The Bailey
Realty Co., 1898 S. State Street, is
pleased to be back on the job in Nor
gan Park where he hopes to be of
great assistance to the people in help
ing them to find suitable locations as
future homes thereby relieving the city
of the congested condition. He will
be on the job in the park every Sunday
until the close of the season.
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Speaks at UNITY Club

Sol Plaatje, South African Native
Lecturer and Missionary Authority will
speak at the Unity Club Block, 314O
Indiana Ave. at p. m. He is expected
to deliver a thrilling message on con-
ditons in Africa. Admission Free.
Read his illuminating books. Attorney
Jas A. Scott, chairman, Mrs. Annie
Fits, secretary and Mrs. Ida Wells
Barnett, organizer
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CITY Editor ON Visit

Henry H. Proctor, City Editor OF
the Whip left last week for New York
City to visit his mother and father
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Proctor.
Editor Proctors father is pastor of the
Nazarene Congregational Church,
Brooklyn, Ne wYork. He is one of
the foremost ministers of this country
and recently delivered magnificent
address to the graduates of the Hamp-
ton Institute. Young Proctor will re-
turn early in July.
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To Give Musicale

Mr.. c. A. Hunter. vocal teacher at
o21 Kimball Hall, who has been the
voice teacher of some of the most
prominent choir masters and many
singers, will present his pupils of dit
ferent nationalities and races in a
recital at his studio, o2l Kimball Hall,
Thursday evening, June 10Th, at s
Pm. The public is invited. For
further particulars, call Wabash $3.50.
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Actor Shot to Death

After a pistol battle at 37th ST. and
Indiana Ave. on June 18th in the alley
in the rear of his home, Charles Ken
nedy 80, 3718 Indiana Ave, was shot
10 death by Walter King, who was
arrested and held for murder. Ken
needy was a we'll known actor and was
very popular in the theatrical world.
Quarrels With Wife; Roomer Throws