The broad ax., 1904-12-17

The ladies of the s. s. s. Whist
Club will entertain their husbands al
a prize whist party, Thursday evening,
Dec. 9th at the residence Of Mrs. Jas.
Townsend, 4S5 e. 35th st.
Justice Theodore C. Mayer, owing TO
his straight forward conduct and up to
date busienss methods places him at
the head of the Justices Of the Peace
of Chicago.
Justice John Fitzgerald is still rio-
ing the waves in the Stock Yards dis
trict, and at all times each prisoner
brought before him receives just what
is coming to him.
Mrs. J. T. Robinson, 450 S5th St,
has been confined to her home
through sickness for the past two
weeks, but under the watchful care of
DR.. George C. Hall, she is on the
road to recovery.
The Phyllis Wheatly Woman's Club
viii meet with Mrs. w. NJ. Toler, 4129
Michigan Av., Wednesday afternoon,
Dec. 21st. A fine literary and musical
program has been arranged and the
members hope to have all ladies inter
ested in their good work attend.
Mr.. Charles Dennehy, the pleasing
headlight of the well known firm Of
Chas. Dennehy and Company, can in
a few words tell any one all about
the superior qualifications Of Old Un-
deroof Rye, Is an up-to-date business
man, and he would make a tip-rop
city treasurer Of Chicago.
Alderman Henry L. Flick who has
been a reader and supporter of The
Broad Ak for the past five years,
says: at is as dead as dead cock In
the pit. Since it has joined the re-
form ranks, and does not devote so
much of its space in fighting the
preachers.
Alderman John Burns for the past
two years, has been one Of the most
valuable members of the City Council
He has been untiring in his efforts III
helping to keep the 30th Ward cleaner
and in better shape than it has been
In for years, and If he consents to run
next spring, the Democrats will find
that it will be no easy task to knock
him out
Prof. W. E. B. Du Bois of Atlanta /
Ga, addressed the Chicago Woman's
Club, Wednesday afternoon on the
Race Problem" in the South, About
five hundred members were present,
at the conclusion of his eloquent ad-
dress he and Chan PAX Sun, the Chi
nese speaker was served with tea by
the Ladies. While in the city Prof.
Du Bois, was entertained at the
AOuO VI Ol' anu MI .. SAo1LSS C'
Bentley.
II the Chicago Broad Ak is sincere
its traitor and If it is not sincere its
q traitor. Poor julius Taylor is
Forum Springfield, Ill.
Out of compassion for the watery-
Drained fellows who are less fitted to
run a newspaper than the devil is to
conduct a Sunday school, we will re-
frain from expressing our boundless
contempt for them for like cringing
slaves they are unable to refut the
which we have advanced
against the Republican party and its
shady treatment of the Negro.
Col. w. A. johnson, who earns SIS
per month as one Of the hard-working
attaches Of the water department, re-
Gently lost some Of his easy money
while playing poker or some other
game Of chance. In his friend Bass
saloon. and after loosing quite a wad
of his money, it Is claimed that he
even went home and sQuelled to Mrs.
Johnson, who compelled Mr.. Bass to
give up some Of the money" and In
order to retain his friendship, Colonel
johnson gave him a promissory note
Tor twenty-one dollars which fell due
3 few days ago, but he refused to pay
It Mr.. Bass claims he will have his
money or force Colonel johnson to
loose his Job.
James Mott, Jr. % years of age. died
Of tuberculosis Of the throat at 1880
Dec. 10, at the residence of |
his uncle, Mr.. VIM. Mott, $3.50 Dear
born st. Entering the employ Of the
United States Express Co. five years |
ago as q messenger Mr.. Mott was in
duced to study shorthand, after which |
he was promoted to the position Of |
through the efforts Of