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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1921
Page
2
The Union outlines its aims to disseminate news and teach the value of unity among readers. It emphasizes loyalty, pride, and collective effort for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political advancement.
A brief quotation from Seneca placed as a moral reminder, indicating the reciprocity of conduct. The maxim echoes the idea that actions toward others return in kind, stressing ethical behavior and mutual accountability.
Louisville May 17 A juror in Judge Rays Court was a Negro who joined others in ruling against C L Harris a Negro Y M C A Secretary suing for 5000 damages for denied berth on a Pullman trip from Louisville to Atlanta. Harris had a ticket and reservation but was barred from the bed. a drawing room was allowed after Danville. Jim Crow in Kentucky cars raises doubt about rights of Negroes in Pullman sleepers.
Midwest town cinema lists a string of serials westerns and dramas led by Tom Mix and George Walsh. May 22 to 29 features The Road Demon Double Adventure The Bandit and the Preacher Mystery Mind Deep Water Joe Ryan The Purse Rider Unborn James Boys in Missouri Ruth Rolland The Avenging Arrow Mountain Trail Who's Your Grocer Dynamite Allen with dates across May 22 to 29 preserved.
The Grand Lodge United Knights and Ladies of Honor of the World and Ohio held its eleventh annual session in the Knights' Honor Hall in this city on May 9. Proceedings outlined the gathering, with officers and delegates from multiple lodges present.
The Lyceum Theatre presents Henry Dixons Jazzland Girls new faces wardrobe and songs plus Webster the Great a matinee for ladies May 29. Eugene OBrien stars May 22 in Broadway and Home. May 23 24 My Lady's Latch Key with Katherine McDonald. May 25 26 Suds with Mary Pickford. May 27 28 Married Life and Thunderbolt Jack. May 28 Sea Wolf with Robert Bosworth remains a sea drama.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People extends its Membership Campaign for one month under Col. C. E. A. Hunt. Encourage joining to support the Greater Emancipation. Donations or memberships can be given to Maj. G. B. Peterson at 822 Hathaway St, Maj. Ethel Stolees at 720 Barr St, Maj. Isabel Boden at 757 Chateau Ave, or others listed at 826 W. 8th St and 2918 Monfort St.
The six local lodges in the city plan a splendid banquet for the Grand Lodge on May 27 at 8 p m at Sinton Park Community Center. Reports show the Order is financially sound and all endowment claims paid. New grand officers include Mrs Fanny Davis and Spencer Washington with other named appointees. Springfield Ohio to host next. Tickets are 25 cents and limited.
A lecture by Mr A T Hubbard at the YMCA Auditorium 630 West Ninth Street ground floor on Sunday May 22 at 3 30 pm. Meeting opens 3 pm lecture begins 3 30 pm. Topic asks if you are in the School of Christ and invites study of the Divine Word with the International Bible Student's Association.
In Danville Virginia a 12 year old girl accuses W Y Noell of attempting to mistreat her at his tobacco factory. Bail set at 5000 with James T Catlin as surety while the Commonwealths Attorney opposes any bail. Police report further complaints from women and a second girl corroborates a prior incident. Noell, reputedly wealthy and prominent, awaits further action.
The Reverend responds to criticism over absence at Emery Auditorium for a K. of P. sermon, stating no one requested him and a committee pressured another preacher despite no program being shown.
The Pullman Porters Benefit Association of America holds its annual Thanksgiving and Memorial services at Allen Temple Church on Sunday evening May 22 at 8 p m. All railroad men their families and friends are invited. Rev E H Blue 3B Th will preach. Co E A Hunt chairman B L Mann secretary.
Springfield Ohio May 11 grand jury report links Arthur P Burchfield to an attack on his 16 year old sister in law dated September 15 1920 He is indicted and jailed as the case unfolds amid a prominent family connection and ongoing seizure of the mystery.
A bereaved family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during Mrs C A Trent's illness and death. They praise Father Oxley for consoling words St Andrew's choir and Prof Quarles chorus for music, floral designs, and Undertaker Fred McCoy for service. Family members listed.
Wash rice and boil in salted water until soft then rinse and cool. Beat yolks with brown sugar and raisins, vanilla, cinnamon, and nutrients. Bake until brown, top with meringue, and serve with cream.
The G. U. D. of O. F. and Ruth households met at their hall corner Eighth and Cutter Street then rode to the Lyceum theater for their annual memorial and Thanksgiving sermon. Rev. E. H. Blue delivered the sermon. Adjt Robert J. Arundell received a fountain pen and flowers for 16 years as secretary to P. G. M. C. No. 64, presented by P. G. C. E. A. Hunt on behalf of oil No. 64.
Everything is ready for the first annual banquet of the Blue Triangle Branch membership to be held at Linton Park Community Center on Friday evening May 27. A great time is planned with good eats, good music, short talks, and a jolly good time for all.
A discussion traces American girls guiding soldiers and museum visitors in Paris and New York. It suggests rural areas can adopt Sunday Story Hours with art history lectures and stereopticon slides, coordinated with curators and local publicity to boost art appreciation and knowledge of art history.
The article traces the origin of salary from salarium or salt money in ancient Rome and links it to the phrase not worth his salt. It notes salt was scarce and costly, making salt allowances part of pay, while today salt is cheap and the phrase implies worthlessness.
A fragment notes the famous Wordsworth verse with the line wander'd lonely as a cloud and describes a crowd of golden daffodils fluttering beside a lake beneath trees in a breezy scene.
A practical guide offers two dinner options. The first mixes salt pork, potatoes, onions, salt cod, milk, and crackers into a hearty dish. The second describes making soup from fowl bones with chicken fat, onions, celery, carrot, parsley, mace, corn, and tomato soup to yield a versatile broth and tomato soup variant.
Visit Madam Reeder's parlor to try her newly discovered hair restorer. Agents wanted to handle the product. Braid and switches made from combings. Contact Woodburn 64532 at 2702 Alms Place Walnut Hills.
A trade note from Ebersole Printing Co offers printed materials for $2.26 delivered anywhere with no rent, no special charges, and samples available. The ad invites customers to order by phone and asserts the agent will call soon.
Homestead Development Association offers 30x144 ft lots in Cherry Grove for $59.50 each with $3 monthly terms and no interest. Warranty deed and money back guarantee cited. Descriptive booklet available from Dept. A Cincinnati Ohio address and Canal 4339 phone.
An old ad offers one thousand cards with wording for $1.85 delivered anywhere with samples first. It urges dropping a postal or phone contact, mentions an agent will call, and claims ownership of their own building with no rent to pay. Contact K. Ebersole Printing Co at Ridge 592 or 2710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati.
J Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower offered by Mrs Thos at the easily opened headquarters for treating scalps and growing hair under any condition. Goods available here for wholesale and retail at 12 Kenyon Avenue.
Printing done cheap for business cards, letter heads, envelopes, bill heads, dodgers, society printing, wedding invitations and announcements, dances and parties. Church printing a specialty. Entertainment tickets priced at $2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 592. K. L. SBERSOLE at 3710 Lueders Ave. Cinefanati, 0.
Advert reads Mme D L Butler offers a hair grower at 1664 Himore Street in tene Park with a 1911 license or registration noted as K. Cama. The snippet indicates a local business listing or personal advertisement.
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