The broad ax., 1903-12-05

Atlanta Ca. IS to have banking
insauuol among AfrO-Amerieana-

Institution among AI1o-AlAril1
+ nav not be true. but it is re-
nrted .for some time Revs. Arch
b.ls flames Carey, and Abraham In
81. Murray, the Brigham Young q
ne An e preachers. did not speaA
- bev passed b.. but when hey RAJ
into each other lately IN a place mol
freoueuted By angels they looked a
eacb Other As much As to say. We are
both caught, den hey burst out into
q long loud laugh
Rav Archibald James Carey. who
runs everything in Quinn Chapel win
bieb hand declared Sunday night
from his pulpit that @he must have
80 thousand dollars BY Jan. lsI
1pO4 - and some Of Jts members con
tend that part Of the money win De
used to pay TIE thirty-fye dollars per
month rent for his elegant home on
Eorest ave. and that Mrs. Carey must
have some costly Christmas presents.
Ana so it turns out. upon inyesh-
cation that the two Negro men ar
rested near Petersburg upon the
charge Of rape were not the guilty
parties And II this course was pur-
eped in every instance where THIS
awful charge is aid at the Negros
dor many a Negro would be living
that the best citizens" and best
friends Of the Negro" have hurried
into eternity from the end Of q rope
and with a body filed with iead.-The
St Luke Herald, Richmond, Va
The leaders Of the Republican party
IN tie thirteenth ward could not honor
themselves any better than by select
Ing former Alderman Charles H.
carv. to make the race for the city
council IN the spring OF 1904. While
serving il the council Alderman Gary
was one OF its useful members, and
with his past experience he could &C
eomullsh much for all the people resiG-
ing in his ward. If he was only permit
ted to serve them and the city Of Chi
cago for another period in the city
council.
Col. T. W. Jones. while footing Prof
Booker I. Washington's horn in Quinn
Chapel several suday nights ago, de
elared that those who are opposed
10 Prof. Booker and his doctrine o.
inferiority for the Negro have nc
moral standing in the communities l.
which they reside" It may ease Col.
ZONES uD Just a little bit to do some
beIlyaching in this direction, but Il
we mistake not he is not the proper
individual belonging to Booker Wash |
ington's bunch Of supporters to pose
as the embodiment Of purity or moral |
ity.
Sunday Rev. Archibald James Carey
was ON his high horses. He rallied at
his flock Of sheep for permitting their
names to appear on the, rolls or in the
Bulletin each week without paying
their class dues. At that point
J. q. Grant, who always has the
courage to toVe expression to his
honest convictions, arose and took
a hand in. the wordy combat
He showed or proved that he
himself and many others had paid
their dnes without receiving the
proper credit, and when he got
throug with Rev. Archibald he was as
quite as a church mouse.
The box party given by Mr.. Waiter
De Jacques Carney on Tuesday even
ing at the IrOquois theater, was a
Junction long 70 be remembered. The
party was given in honor Of Miss Car
RE De Antonett and Madam Trues-
dale OF Paris. France. the former
distant relative Of Mr. Carney. Mr..
GaGney had as his guests Miss Carrie
De Autonett Miss Lena Larkhan VI
Miss Inz Goode, Miss
Edna Goode. and Madam Truesdale.
Mr.. Howard Bradshaw Of Detroit. Mr..
CIarmount Dariin. Mr.. Clarence Dud-
Iey and Mr.. John smyth Of washing
ton, D. C., a cousin Of the Misses
Goodies, who is Ex-Minister to Hayt-
AFTER the performance the party dined
sunptuousiys in. the new French draw
ing roon1 o. Banquet Han at Kins-
The old dirty OF .hlthy rag which
held Rev. Abraham Lincoln Murray
ana al bis rottenness or nastiness up
10 the public gaze several years ago.
nov claims 'that Rev. and Mrs. Archi-
bald James Carey are not trying to
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