The broad ax., 1904-11-26

"a home again rapidly recovering from
the erect Of q successful operation per
formed on him At the Post Graduate
hospital.
J.H. shreve was reelected captain
Of the 3srd precinct in the second
ward. Adam Horn was the only
aspiraut to oppose him and he made q
very poor showing
Miss Lena Pickett who is very pop
ular in the society circles Of the West
Side spent the first. three days Of the
present week in taking in the sights
at the Worlds Fair In ST. Louis, No.
Mrs. James Clark, 4747 Dearborn
street, who is an active worker and
member of, st. Marks church, 47th
and State streets, is q warm friend OF
this paper.
Justice Theodore C. Mayer, who
continues to lay 1t into the crooks in
and around the Chicago avenue Po-
lice Station, got on the outside Of lots
of turkey and plenty Of hard cider for
his Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Rev. J. W. Robinson, 4752 Ar
mour avenue, and the twins, returned
home this morning from Evansville,
Ind, where she spent the past six
weeks at the bedside OF her brother
who passed away last week.
Miss Lizzie Slaughter, 1914 Dear
born St, Is an expert in making all
kinds of art or fancy needle work, and
many of the ladies of fashion residing
in the aristocratic parts of this city,
gladly pay her the highest prices for
her creations in this line.
Buel d. Crane and Company, 1S0
Wabash avenue, second floor, are
displaying q fine line of ladies hats,
suits, and fall and winter coats, and
jackets, which they are selling at as
tonishingly low prices either for cash
or small weekly or monthly payments
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardin Of 6349
Rhodes ave-, entertained about 300
guests in honor of their 10th marriage
anniversary Tuesday eve, Nov. 22nd,
at the Smiley" banquet parlors, 10
e. 22nd st. Many valuable presents
were received.
Mr.. John Breen, who resides in ele-
CANT apartments at 5317 Union ave.,
says that The Broad Ak is getting
better and better each week, and that
he, and the members Of his family al
ways drink in much valuable informa-
ton while persuing it."
Miss Blanche Wright, Public Steno-
grapher, 1877 Dearborn ST., room Gil,
is full of business push and race pride
and she is bound to succeed in the
world of business See her card in
another column of The Broad AK, and
We take pleasure in commencing her
to readers of this paper who need the
services Of a first class stenographer
James Run, an old resident and
highly esteemed citizen Of Des Moi
mes, Iowa, visited with Mrs. J. B. Hart
and her mother the past week Mrs.
Prichard, 4S41 Armour ave-, who are
life long friends Of Mr.. Run. He left
last Saturday for Indianapolis, led,
where he will spend the winter with
his daughter, Mrs. Doctor Johnson.
Harry s. Cummings, who broke
down while attempting to believer an
old stale political speech in institution
al church, this city,in which he brand
ed every Negro as an enemy and trail
tor to his race who refused to whoOp
it up for Col. Roosevelt, who does not
believe that ''the Negro is the social
equal of the white man." is moving
heaven and hell to become Recorder
OF Deeds for the District of Colunb-
bia.
President Roosevelt will shortly after
the first Of the year leave the White
House, on his swing around the circle
through the Southern States, at which
time he win believer q speech at the
home Of his mother in Georgia, and
outline his Southern Policy, and we
fear that he has many disappointing
surprises in store for that ignorant
class Of Afro-Americans who have In
the past worshipped him like a God.
All Hash Roberts, and some single
fellow who BACKED q married WON