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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
2
The object of this publication is to disseminate news and teach the value of Union among our people. It urges true loyalty and pride, and stresses the need to work together for the community’s spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political well being.
A compact proverb from an old text stresses the reciprocity of deeds. It quotes a timeless guideline urging fairness and compassion by reminding readers that humane actions toward others set a precedent for how they will be treated in return.
A historical editorial condemns white propaganda that sensationalizes crimes of Black people, argues segregation harms national unity, and warns that anti Negro prejudice weakens society from inside and invites external threats to democracy. It calls for cutting out prejudice before the country dies.
Three hundred men were arrested in Kansas City's Little Italy area. Authorities seized thousands of dollars worth of liquor and drugs and confiscated hundreds of guns, knives, and sacks of ammunition in the operation.
Weekend lineup features William S Hart in THE CRADLE OF COURAGE and vaudeville. Monday offers Hart in the new Artcraft picture, with FOR GET ME NOT on Tuesday and THE FOR BIDDEN THING midweek. Friday brings BRYANT WASHBURN in BURGLAR PROOF and THE WOMAN IN GREY, Saturday shows WALLACE REID in THE SOURCE. John Mason presents Dixie Beach Girls Monday night. Big Country Store weekly Tuesday and candy Thursdays.
A theaters listing runs from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. with Anita Stewart in THE TY PHOON and serials THE DOUBLE ADVENTURE and IN THE HEART OF A FOOL. Other features include WHAT WOMEN LOVE and VELVET FINGERS. The ad also promotes joining the Young Women's Christian Association with a remodeling class for new members on Wednesday March 16.
In Little Rock Arkansas the legislature targets Pulaski County District Court Judge John W Wade amid charges of moral insult to lawmakers and women at the statehouse A hearing before the governor followed his remarks about investigating liquor and immorality reports involving legislators A subsequent decision by Governor McRae did not remove the judge and debate over the moral state of officials intensified
The piece reproduces a White Lexington man J W Overstreet Sr who prearranged his funeral and had a sermon read over his remains. In the address he criticizes church hypocrisy and politics, asks forgiveness for any past harm, and requests certain songs before burial beside his wife.
The YMCA prompts women of Cincinnati to consider their responsibility to girlhood and womanhood asking if they actively engage in promoting healthy attitudes toward work and play and if they are merely observers in the evolving social scene rather than fostering development among the young women.
A delegation of one hundred colored women from across the country gathered in Washington to press the disfranchised southern women issue before the upcoming convention of the National Woman's Party. They urged the party to commit to urging Congress to act on universal suffrage.
A charitable world tour to benefit The Old Womans Home Building Fund is announced. The event promises pleasure and supports a worthy cause with captains including Mesdames Maddox James Morgan More Washington Michaux Critenden Hawk ins Meadows Samuels Butler Frey White Jones Randolph Watkins Sneed Prossett Davis Love Branch Reeder and Kate Green.
A special committee was named to probe 19th Amendment disfranchisement in the southern states. The delegation, organized by Addie W. Hunton, met Miss Alice Paul at the National Woman's Party on February 12. The memorial, presented by Mrs. Sary Church Terrell, was delivered on behalf of the group in Washington.
A prospectus for a girls school eight miles from Nicholasville Kentucky aboard a two acre campus. It promises a good home like environment with finishing teachers from colleges and seminaries. Board and tuition are nine dollars per month.
The school offers 9 per month tuition with 200 acres of farm support, not sectarian but under Northern Presbyterian care. Fall term opens October 6 and Winter term January 1. Some full and partial scholarships exist for needy, worthy girls. Contact H. W. McNair or Mrs. M. E. McNair, principal, Nicholasville, Kentucky.
Visit Madam Reeder's hair parlor to witness speedy results from her newly discovered hair restorers. Agents wanted to handle Reeder's Hair Restorer. Braid and switches made from combings. Phone Wood burn 5452. 2702 Alms Place Walnut Hills.
Advertising copy offers printing of one thousand cards with any wording for 2.26 delivered. No special terms. Regular price. Samples available. Mail drop or phone. Agent will call. Company owns its building and has no rent. Address 710 Lucders Ave Cincinnati, Ohio. Primiting Co. with K. Ebersole. Ridge 592.
Homestead Development Association offers 30x144 ft lots in Cherry Grove at 59.50 each with $3 monthly payments and no interest. Free development and plantings include a cherry tree, two apple trees, and 150 strawberry plants per lot. Warranty deed and money back guarantee with descriptive booklet from Dept. A Cincinnati Ohio.
Printed wording offers delivery for $1.85 any place with no special terms. Agent will call at the address to collect payment. Down payment required, rent must be paid. Ki Ebersole Printing Co. 2710 Laeders Ave. Cincinnati.
Mrs. Thos. Easily has opened headquarters at 653 Kenyon Avenue for C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower. The product is available for wholesale and retail, promising scalp treatment and hair growth under various conditions.
Printing done chap, business cards 1000 for 2.25, same price. Wording for letters, envelopes, bill heads, dodgers. Society printing including wedding invitations and dance programs. Church printing a specialty. Entertainment tickets 2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 692, 3710 Luergens Ave Cincinnati.
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