The broad ax., 1903-12-12

Ilel olA4p1 ~ e~--r
Phnaaelphia. was opened p the pub
lie November s. 1904
Three weeks $50 TIE Broad Az pub
lished John G. Jones' reply or open
letter . b. r Burris, but the Oh
thing Or organ which Is ever ready
70 WhiteEash bad or rotten preachers
did not publish 1t until last week
which shows that old uncle Rip was
q long time IN waking up.
Carl J. Turner. Ss4 9th street, is
extremely happy these lovely winter
days owing to the fact that his wife
has presented him with a fine baby
boy for a Christmas gift ana Mrs
Turner and Carl J. Jr. are both do
ing wen and wiz be able to enjoy
their Christmas dinner.
The cussing OF the shooting preach
er has his back up IKE an old he
tom cat and he is 50 mad that he re
fuses to speak to the writer whenever
II Is our pleasure to pass him, or it
might be that some Of the stones
which we slung lately struck the
preacher between the eyes and kinder
dimmel his vision.
Right now The Broad AK wants to |
serve notice on all the politicians
that Il Is In favor Of the re-nomin-
alton and the reelection Of Jacob B. !
Thielen as one Of the commissioners |
Of Cook County. For the past four
four years Commissioner Thielen has
stood by the people and that is the |
reason why The Broad AK win stand |
By him
J. ". Adams OF Montgomery, Ala.
has q very long rambling cOmmunica-
tiOn in the last issue Of the Free
mar Indianapolis, Ind, in defense Of
Prof Booker 7. Washington, and his
false teaehing respecting the man.
hood rights Of the Negro. and no one
outside Of Mr.. Adams himself and Col |
Jim-Gr0W KNOX can form the slight
est i1sa Of what he was endeavOring
to ay In behalf Of the Wizard Of
Tushegss
TIE arst Negro Catholic church to
be erected IL this state was dedicated
at Pine BluR, Arkansas, on the I'd Of
November. The services were con
Quoted By Father Dorsey, the second
Negro IN the United States to be or
dained 10 the Catholic priesthood. St
Peters church Is the result Of the
work q Father Ferdinand, by hard
work he was enabled to collect suf-
Aeieat Subscriptions from local
sources and from abroad TO build the
church.
Prot W e B. Dubois Of Atlanta.
Ga. iestured last night at An Souls
Church. Langley avenue and OakWoOi
Blvd, On The Development Of A.
Races. The Equal Opportunity League
endeaEored to secure Prof Dubois to
deliver q free lecture or address I'M
der - auspices while in the city,
but Rev. Lincoln Lloyd Jones who
fatherel the expenses Of Prof. Dubois
to Chicago nipped their scheme IA the
bud Evidently the members Of the
Equal Opportunity League, who ever
they nay be, are troubled with the
shorts.
Mri Jack Gardner, one Of the lead
ers Of the smart set Of New York
City and Boston, claims that short,
Fat, plump girls or women caa in
crease their height two or three In
ches By having their limbs OF legs
stretched, that short pudgy girls can
not get husbands with the ease Of
their taller sisters. that men prefer
tan girls and the short ones are
passed b." II this is true no doubt
there are thousands Of short fat girls
OF women residing IN all parts Of this
country who win not refrain from in
,7ucing fhair huebands lovers or dear
SUGAR Jumps 70 engage in the leg pull
inc business.
James A Scott, late manager Of the /
Appeal. Cyrus Field Adams paper
ana Who held down a good position
IN the county recorders once through
the influence Of Col Edward H. Morris
Wls arrestsd Monday evening while
be vas leaving The county build
ins and turned over to Sheriff A. S.