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HOWARD UNIVERSITY
" WASHINGTON, D. C
JJSTANLEY DURKEE. A. St, Ph. D Presidest
EMiffiTT J. SCOTT, A.M, LL.D Secretary-
- Coliejiate and Professional Schools
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jnraoi Coiirge. wmg the Freshman and Sophomore jean, asd
' rkadtag to the Seuior Colleges.
kemoi krtleite, consisting of the Schools ot-LTberal Arts,,Edacatioa,
journalism, ana txanaaeree-asa trimmer, granting respectively uc
i salism; B. S is Commerce.
Sr -i ".. -.. -r - - 13 C !
School Of Appuea cteacc, iour year coursc.siYisB ucgicc, ..
C. E-rBlS, in E.E. S. S: In M. E, B. S. m Architecture; B. S.
,ltt.Agnculnireraad B.S. in Household Economic.
School of Hade, four year course, gnriag degre of Ucs.'B.
School of Religioa, three year course, giring degree of B. D. (Ahvo Di
ploma and Correspondence Courses.)
School cf Law.-threeye ereniag couri, giring degree of LI.B.
"School of Medfc&e, todudmg Medical, DeataU Pharmaceutical Col
leges. Four year course for Medical and Dental Students; three
ears for Pharmaceutical students. Following degrees jgrren:
M, D D. D. S, Phar. C
Students may enter for Collegiate Work at the begisaixig.cf any
quarter
CXIO SCHOOL j&U2PNDSWHlT- IFE. tlLACK
ACTIYXTIKS FOR A. YEAR
" At a recent sceting oT the officers
and incorporators of the Clio School
of Mental 'Sciences, Inc., 3543 State
Street, it -was, decided to .suspend the"!
srorlc of the school for one year m
order lo give the principal and
founder, DrlAdenaT Q. E. Minott, a
well earned -vacation. The school will
close on or about' June 30. Dr. Mi
nott' will maintain -a, Chicago resi-
dence at 615 East 36th Street where
she expresses herself as being -willing
to serve patrons of the school when
she is in Chicago, Prior to the re
opening t)f her school. Dr. Minott
'expects to publish" two books, one
on -character analysis-and the other
on metaphysical truths. The school
has. been established in Chicago five
years and has held regularly three
sessions each year. Its students audi
officers number some of Chicago's
best and most conservative people.
The school will reopen m a central
location and with added branches of
studies beginning with the autumn
term, October, 1922.
HUSBAmr
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Terre. Haute, IniMildred Bunlc-
Icy, white,-was found guilty ot raan
slauirhtef by a Jury "fn the Vigo Cir
cuit Court for shooSngio death Wil
liam Bunlcley, 'her colored husband,
Nov. 10,-1920". Sentence of from two
to fourteen years in the woman's
prison, was passed by Judge John P.
Jeffries. The defendant was a white
woman. Another white woman, Pa
tricia Finnegan, was said to have
beenin the room at the time of the
shooting and.ras shot in the hand
by the defendant, e Finnegan
woman was fcflled in an accident sev
eral months ago.
THE. FOURTH IN SUBURBS.
M. T. Bailey, president of the Bailey
Realty Co, 3638 State street, togetherJ able.
with several representatives, will
spend all day .Sunday, July 3, and all
day July 4 in Morgan Park, where
they hope to be of service to members
of the Race who will visit the snburbs
these two days. "Many special bar
gains are being offered n lots, cot
tages and bungalows,
CLUB SEASON CLOSED
RSatSTnATtONt
AutHBtn-Quirtar.
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For Catalog and Information Tvrite
DWIGHT O. W. HO-MES. Registrar
Howard University, - JWasfcmgtpa, D. C.
The season for the meeting of the
Carter Charity and Benevolent Club
was dosed Friday evning, June 24,
until late in September when its active
work will be resumed. A lawn party
was given on the lawn at 3928J4
Prairie avenue, zf -which a large num
ber were present and spent an enjoy
able evening.
Farm Maehlnary Imptrattv.
While It U impossible to dstermlaa
tbe extent that modern farm Imple
ments have Increased the production
per acre. It la certain that it if only
through their use that the large In
crease in population has been support
ed and sufficient labor liberated to
permit of the present manufacturing
and commercial activities In our towns
and dtles, and yet provide suffldent
food with which to sustain the race.
With the Implements In use 60 or TO
years age,-no such condition of devel
opment as maintained today Is think-
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 1
GEORGE F. HARDING, JR.
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IjptolDatcior Modem Houses, -Apartments
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frSlOl -COTTAGE GROVE AVE.
V r - Comar 31t Street; Chicago
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ATTENDS FUNERAL OF -
BROTHER '
.'Mrs. Lou Ella Young, -3556 Giles
avenney has returned to the dty from
Metropolis, 111.," where she attended
the funeral of her brother, Toe
Hughes, who died at Cairo, I1L, a-few
days ago. Burial was at Metropolis,
his home town.
President Zachary Taylor.
Zachary Taylor is one of the least
known of our presidents. He held of
fice only 10 months, but in that time
he displayed such courage and strength
of character as to endear himself to
the people. He came to the office prac
tically unknown and unknowing! His
victories in the Mexican war had
made him famous, but he was not
known to the politicians, nor did he
know any of them. He bad been called
"Old Bough and Beady," but he wns
not such a blustering, uncouth man as
people had thought.
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CHICAGO
Resldenca
3342 Calumet Av.
TtUphone
DougUs 117S
JAMES G. COTTER
-ATTORNEY AT LAW
145 NORTH- CLARK STREET
SUITE 4C7
Telephone' Central 8S64
CHICAGO
Formerly
Assistant Attorney Otntral
SUte of Illinois
ENJOYS VISIT TO OHIO.
Mrs. Maggie Barnes, 3914 -Calumet
avenue, treasurer of The Sisters -arid
Brothers of Bethany, has returned Jo
the chy from Cintinnati, Ohio, where
she spent several pleasant weeks with
relatives. . .
ON- FRATERNAL BUSINESS.
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'KERSEY, McGOWAN AND M0RSELL
CHICAGO'S KEPBESENTATIVB
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" Finest Establishment in the U. S.
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3515 INDIANA AVENUE
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CHICAGO, ILL
Mrs. Georgiatoa Youille, 4758 Lang-
ley avenue, ,most excellent queen of
St Elmo.Council, A. U.MK. & D. of A
is in Cleveland, Ohio, and will visit
other points in Ohio on internal business;
More Light on the Adam Family.
Referring to the recent statement
of a scJenUst that the Garden of Eden
was located in Ohio, we are reminded
of the Scotch lain! who told a famous
singer that Gaelic was the language
of Adam. The singer afterward spoke
laughingly of the claim, to another
Scotchman, who remarked In all se
riousness, "The laird was quite rJcht
Dlnna ye ken that the Garden of Eden
was In Scotland? "Dlnna ye ken that
Adam's name was McPhersonT" Bos
ton Transrrlnt
Res. K4 Grand BouL
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J. GRAY LUCAS
Xttorney-at-law
129 E. 31ST STREET
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CHICAGO
;' West. Englewood
Ashland State Bank
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS POO.OCO.00
1S10 Wtt 63rd Strttt .' Chicago
' - - Comparative Statement of Deposits
. November 18, 1912, ' $836,605JJ3
c November '17, 1914, $912,005.69
- November 17r 1916, $1432,750.72 -
; ' " November 18, 1918, $1,284,08124
' j?- ' November ;17. 1819, $2,359,636.6:A
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November 15, 1B20, $3,224,633.09 "
OFFICERS .
i juniM BtiN, rrestoenT
MICHAEL. MAiati-, Vice rresidem
EDW. C BAKKY, Cashier
W. MERLE FISHER, Assistant Cashier
ARTHUR C UTESCH, Asst. Cashier
Another Definition.
A pessimist is one who sees in a
dimple nothing-"except the future site
for a wrinkle. And an optimist Is one
who sees In a wrinkle only the dimple
that once was there.
Golden Plover a Traveler.
The golden plover travels farther
than any other bird. It breeds as far
north as Labrador, and goer ns far
witith n Brazil.
Sailors Saw Evil In Garde.
It was an old belief tit pan '? ej.
erclssed a baneful Influence orcr the
mncjietlc compass, and sailors uhea
using the compas were nor nt-riaitted
to eat gnrllc or onions.
First Enclich Girf to Wve.
Tire dauRhters of John . ' i.ann
duke of Lancaster, were tin- first Enj.
llshwcmen who knew how to urite.
Fox Climbs Tree.
Another of the red fox's accomplish
ments Is his ability to dlmb certain
trees, where the lndlnatlon of he
trunk and the accessibility of the low
er limbs admit of It, says the Ameri
can Forestry Magazine. His being
able to perform-this feat often saves
his life, as does also his knowing' how
to swim.
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FAIR A SUCCESS
The County .Fair hdd during- the
week .at Quinn Chapter A. M.-.E.
Church 24th and Wabash .avenuevras
a big success and much credit is due
those in charge of theaffair,
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INTHECnY
: GapL R. E. Ellis of Detroit, Mich.,
is spending some time in the city dur
ing the week on business. Capt. Ellis
has visited many cities in theTntercst
of the unemployed.
TO.BE HERE-ALL SUMMER
TSQK 027 ASD AFTEB SHIS DAZE
'&OA3 AX OAK ALWAYS BE
TOTXKD ON SALE AX THE TOL-
LOWINCl NEWS STANDS:
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: -31st .Street, corner Veraoa ATeaae.
!The-"PorteWhIte Drug" Co. ' Store
southwest comer 4700 S. State 6t
itarasir ' Williaaaa",'laxber saop audi
' laundry office, 4S03 S. State St.
EawaroT iydix!' seSea jteigars uasd
aewa staa'JhVr30C2 fi. DeaibrBSt, ; j
G5 SvVBeira. fiws staad and shoe".
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FboasXwood 9611
Walter M. Fanner
ATTORNXY AlOT COUK-
SELOK. AT LAW
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Mrs. Zenith Patton of West Ches-
rter, Fau, is in the dty and will be here
all summer the. guest of her mother
and sister, Mrs.. Delia White and Mrs.
Cdester -Carter, 3428 S. Dearborn
street.
RETURNS TO NEW YORK
J7. D. Cooper of Bnffalo, N. Y has
returned to his home after being in
the dty several days during the past
week looking after real estate matters.
Safeguarding the Miner.
To protect the miner against his
andent enemy, inflammable gas a min
ing engineer has unproved the stand
ard type of miner's lamp. He has add
ed n device .which causes the lamp to
emit a loud singing note as socn as
the atmosphere becomes charged with
inflammable gas.
F. Dm, J. B. MeCafcey.
Trustee
Tl: OaUaa 1H& 1UL UM
JOHN J. DUJ1N
XsteaBahad 1877 1
WHOLESALE AND XBTAkL
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CKICAGO
. Health in White Cedar.
Water pails and other vessels made
of southern white cedar 'were long
bdd to have x. wholesome effect on
the contents because of supposed
medicinal properties of the wood, says
the American Forestry Magazine. It
was even believed that water Issuing
from a white cedar 'spigot had Us
healthfulness. Increased.
No Room for the Incompetent.
Much of the work done In this world
has to be undone. Incompetency Is
the greatest drawback to progress. In
competents .are the most costly mem
bers of sodety, and always will be.
Thafs why there is always a premium
on brains and skllL which combine to
produce jeflJdency.Exchange.
S36f Prshia Ave.
FhM Dmgha'flSI
Mah9aiTAat.SS-a9S
A. L WILLIAMS
ATTORNEY ANB
COUN8SLOB AT LAW
Salt 7M Firaeak Balflag
U W. Waahfagtaa'Street
CHICAGO
The Cranford Apartment Bldg.
3600 WABASH AVENUE
The "fine v buildixt t ever opened to Colored tenants in Chicago
Steam.heat, electric lights, tile beths, marble entrance
PLose Main 263 J. W. Caser, AgL 133 W. WajhingloD Si
PHONE KENWOOD 455
OUR NEVW HOME
Idea of Canal la -Old.
.The project of a canal across the
Isthmus of Panama Is about four hun
dred years' old. Balboa and other
Spanish explorers urged such construc
tion Defore the emperor of Spain, and
aade surveys In search of a feas&Ia
Una as- early as 1525.
JudTifnJdna.
Jad Tonkins -says that la canis
aaa sick friend you have to be a little
I tactful to avoid looking surprised be
cause fie is- still allre.
Beware cf Apoisttelng.
Apologislnga very desperate habit
ne that Is" rarely cured. Apologia
fag is only egotism wrong side out.
Klne times -out of ten. the fiat thlag
a man's companion knows ef his sheet
earnings is from his apology, OUvar
Wesdell Holmes.
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Dependability a Great Asset.
"Make yourself dependable and yoa
can come as 'near being Indispensable
as any one can be Tou will be the
last one your employer will wish to
part- with arid the first that he will
promote to "greater responsibilities."
4. Ogden Armour.
Rdimble
Druggist
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Articles
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Tribute te Good Heart
A good heart Is the 'sun andisooD,
Be. rather, -the sua sad net the soon;
ferlt thlncs bright aad never changes,
bat keeps its coarse truly Shake-ieare.
FscJEaa slrascd Feet.
Wkea eaaght la a trap by eae of Its
tieet, eha actEMly leenJaown l
aKe ecaaa swauow , tae -eatrappeji
leet'ia eraer to free Itself.
, KHejt4M Clwrfe Them. Off.
., iFH!? "wha-has ti "wife, and twa
xac.awaajaaaawera 2s Jtfckyjfde a.
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The Marie Shows.
Ton can often mend broken dishes
land broken friendshlos. mend em
pretty good,' said a 'wise woman; "but
they're never Just the " again
the place whfere thb break was la sure
to show. Anybody that cares as much
for chlny and; friendships as I do, will
be careful In hnndlin' both of 'era,1
TJHL.Maglc guar.
The origia of the esagic aaara la
awrjly ascribed to, the phineaa as taa
Ufa EIng. an arfy elasetc duaftea
VL The magic sqaare was kaawa tt
ffce Hindoos end to the AraMca aa
traldgers.
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- Pay .J-fekt Chapel, capacity 200, Ontade Vjentilatiori---Organ and Organist Free
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