The broad ax., 1902-11-15

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Thauksgiving evening Nov. %, q
5oint dsbate WI Be hid IN Allen
Chapel, AVcnd6le.
Resolved tat Il is 10 the intsrest
Of the Negro to migrate 70 africa, and
exSenabor 7. 7, Allan has served
notice on its pastor Rev D. ". Jones
Who has recovered nom "a late SICK
ne3." mt be wants to spaak IN Eavor
Of the Negro remaining right heah in
this country"
james. cone eleven, Miller. who
wiz not pay the one dollar which be
owes as SIX months subscription %
The Broad Ak, and who spends much
Of his time n George J. woods
gambling joint on STATE strest near
sOth street, claims that he VII be one
Of the new Deputy SheriTs Of Cook
County, but We do not believe that
Sheriff Barrett wiz sppolnt crap
shooters OF dead-bats 70 any once
Robert H. Jones. 4740 Lake avenue.
in a letter 10 The Broad Ak recently
says, THAT It is the only AfrO-Ameri-
can newspaper IN this country that
dares 70 print the truth respecting
The Negro and the Republican party
and the relation sustained to them by
the men who are now at the had Of
this government Mr.. Jones Is an
admirer and supporter Of The Broad
AK, and we are glad that he hikes It
We understand that Mr.. Yancy who
was for long tine the head janitor Of |
Quinn Chapel has started suite AGAINST |
old Quinn to recover the four or i've |
hundred dollars as back salary. Let |
the officers and members Of Quinn |
Chapel stop paying Rev. Aady Carey
$50. par week Is table money puOEid- |
ing him with tree coal and putting up
SIS pr month for house rent. II they
win do this then they will be able TO
psy :auitrT Yancy.
The msn and women Of our race
who win lead must lad. We need 10
have much work done. Let B begin
row more in earnest than ever. We
mush decrease crime and idleness and
We must work to establish a higher
moral character, ana besides let's
practice honesty as well as preaching
It If we win start and lead In these
principles We as race viii gain more
respect and confidence Of ali the peo-
pie than We now have.-The Times,
Galveston. Tsxaz
The Old Church Organ had some
thing to say last week about It being
opposed to the election Of Albert ].
Hopkins to the United States Senate"
II this Is OF vas true no one has ever
heard Of It. o. course the Old Church
Organ, whose side-Whiskered manager
is ever ready 10 DO q little preaching
If he can pick up little change, feels
1t must grunt In order to stand IN
with Hopkins and his DISTINGUISHING
gang, and II Old Ben TIlIman with
his blood-rsd record should happen
to wear the Republican collar the Old
Church Organ would be for HIM Just
the same.
Six weeks prior to the late election
Col. John R. Marshall, who was de-
beated twice fefOre-Once when he ran
for South Town clerk, and while be
was seeking Legislative honors-ex-
claimed while be was IN conversation =
with two men whom he did not TINA
we're friendly 20 N, that zone day AZ
ter the election no one would ever
hear Of The Broad Ak, that q would
bust up before Il could de1sa4 OF pre-
vent him from being elected County
Commissions" but up the present /,
time The Broad Az d SIN running :
and Col John R. Marshall was not
elected county cOmmjssaoDr.
Ths Guardian, Boston, Mass, was I
one year old last Saturday, and we
heartily desire to eOngratalahe WIN.
Monroe TuOtber, its managing editor
on the great Success which has attend
ID him IN pilOting The Guardian !
through the ssa OF Journalism, and al
honest men must admit that The
Guardian has Out-stnpped Tom
Fortunes paper The New York Ags,
The Freeman. and I'D. COope-'s PAPER