The broad ax., 1903-06-06

IHIN
one AZ the 5Iehsst honors that can
= coleI nv. a tIadnlts q de
PhHsaslpAia HIsh School fur Girls has
this year ben Bestowed upon q yong
EesEo sirI.. Cut q -lss pupils Susan
3 Nasseaux has been selected Is TIE
salutatorian o. the class o. 1903, which
win hold its commencement In June
at the Academy d Music. Miss Lot
tie Smith, teacher Of eloeution. made
the selection, The valealStorian Is
Carolyn crOasaals. white. Ex
While Prof Booker 7. Washington
IS engaged IN trsTeIing through the
country n Pullman Palace cars: with
his secretaries distributing money to
his broken down gang Of alleged news
paper writer's or owners, to enable
them to devote all their time ana
space in booming him as the second.
George Washington or as the new
Moses: they are selling Negroes in,
to slavery right near his school down
IN Aha, yet this fact does not seem
to disturb the peaceful slumbers Of
Booker 7. Washington and his hungry |
gang ofretainers and shouters.
One hundred young men and women
graduated nom Tuskegee Booker T.
Washington's school last week and
seventy I'VE were turned out at Nor
NAL Prof. W. h. CouneiIrs school Il al
requires an the noise, pulling
and blowing on the part Booker 7.
Washington and his camp followers
in order 20 learn one hundred men ana
Women how to hoe corn. and make up
beds, and If the Race Problem can
not be settled untn all the Young men |
and women receive their diplomas
from Booker Washington's school. It
would seem that the Race Problem
might be settled within the next ten
million years
very light vote was cast at the
Judicial election Monday but ten out
~ the eighteen candidates whom We
named as winners came in under the Il
wires in good shape:they we're as /
follows: NJ. F. Tuley. Charles N. Wal
ker Frank Baker, Richard S. Tuthih'
Frederick A Smith, Edward o: Brown B
Lockwood HonOre. Theodore Bren-
tsno. George Mills Rogers, and Joseph p
A oDonneH. The election was al
most a clean sweep for the Democratic
candidates, the Republicans only
elected four Judges all told Judge N
EIbridge Hanecy was Overwhelmingly z
defeated and cast head foremost in
to his political grave.
7. Thomas Fortune. who filed up on n
cheap Chicago whisky and staggered :.
through its streets in company with
Booker T. washington during the .,
meeting Of his Business League m
this city in 1901 and who was appoint :,
"a by the War Department last
wear as special Labor commissioner to n,
v,sit Hawaiian Island and Manila, got
INTO some kind Of trouble before ieay- Al
ng Manila fer his home in New York
.ity: at the time Of his appointment I.
ne Broad Az predicted that the I'VE
housand dollars which he received - 81,
,alary was not enough money to sup
Nv him with hghting whisky that be ST.
ore he returned home he would reds :
race himseN, and the entire Afro- 81,
.mer,csn race, ana It has come to !
ass that we were right In predicting be,
5 we did. J
We would suggest to Julius F. lay "
M editor Of The Broad-Ax, Of Chic .
70. that he stop lighting the preach
rs. Don't find 50 many flaws in
lens lives Our motto Is. Never :
rfke At any one unless he starts the o,-
ght" Then We are able TO say, :
We must and win defend 0urselEes.s -
the Palladium St Louis No.
We may be wrong. brother Wheel
r. However, It Is our opinion that
-heneEer men claim that they are
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