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warm aamirer q Tie HEeed Ar.
Rev. PieEatiag Hubert who Vas
confined In Jan in Lincoln and Omaha
Neb.. charged with ssssultiAg . young
Sirl. Is back In town.
Edward D. Green n putting up .
winning hght in the First Senatorial
district, and he win be . member Of
the next Legislature Of Illinois.
Attorney Charles H. Mitchell, can
Sidate for Judge Of the Superior Court,
is growing more popular each day with
the people as the campaign prog
resses.
BENJAMIN NJ. Mitchell viii come In
under the wires as Q winner on cleo
ton day, and as usual he will repre-
sent his district in the next kegisla-
ture Of Illinois.
County Commissioner Timothy
Cruise has In the past voted and
worked for the best interest Of the
people, and they win stand BY him on
election day.
Friday evening q meeting was held
at 1902 State street in the interest of
Congressman George P. Foster. The
meeting was well attended and 1t was
addressed by L. W. Washington, R. A.
Dawson and julius F. Taylor
The ladies Of Grace church gave a
Halloween party at the church Mon
day night; they asked for twice as
many pennies as the size of your
stocking for admission, and made lots
Of money.
There are two powers in govern
nent-one the power OF the sword by
the hand that .wields it, and the other
the power Of the law sustained by an
enlightened public sentiment Alton
B. Parker.
Hazel Harrison, an 1S-year-old
American colored girl-the first Negro
artist who has ever appeared in Ger
nany-made q successful debut as a
piano soloist with the Philharmonic
Orchestra In Berlin recently. She Is
q native Of La Porte, Ind.-Exchange.
ATTY. ]. Gray Lucas, Room 611-167
Dearborn street: Il simply want to
say that your articles on The Demo
cratic Party and the Negro are well
written, and they are fun Of histori-
cal tacts, and I am cutting them out
and pasting them in my scrap-book."
Congressman George p. Foster has
by his GfEable manner and splendid
record In the past made many friends
among the Afro-American voters in
The Fourth Congressional district, who
are doing everything In their power
to further his reelection.
There is no mistake about 1T but
that scratching is a good thing at
certain times, and we hope that all
The voters will scratch John A Linn
aext Tuesday and vote for Harry Hill
dreth, who will be the next clerk of
the Circuit Court.
Rev. Abraham Lincoln Murray has
bid farewell to Chicago, for last Sat
srday morning in the midst Of many
Sf the sisters of Bethel church and his
other lady friends, who we're shedding
tears, he took his departure for Allan
tic City, N. J., where he will be in
charge Of one Of the best and largest
churches in the A. N. E. connection.
Last Sunday afternoon the teachers
and ohacers Of Grace Presbyterian
Sabbath school presented Mr.. Albert
B. George with q handsome Oxford
Bible, It bsing his birthday. Little
Hdss C0rinne Wilson, On behalf of the
1gtnary department, presented him
with Q large bunch Of yellow chrys-
1atAenlnA
Hon. George Mills Rogers, like his
fatAeF beSOre him, has always been
a unsWerytRg friend Of the eolored
race, and aside from his legal attaia-
meats for one Of the tudgsships that
ID e. reason Why thousands Of Afro
Will record their votes on
nszA RpeadaE IN favor q hse election
n e of - Superior Court JUDGES
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