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/ in the United States, including the
entire area continental United
States. Alaska and Hawaii and Porto
Rico), $780, s1, perhaps a larger num-
Der than Is found in any country out
side of Africa
Eugene V. Debs, candidate for Pres
ident of the United States on the
Socialists Ticket, has written a new
little book entitled, The American
Movement" Il deals with social ques-
tons. It sells for only FIVE cents and
it is published by the Standard Pub
fishing Company, Terre Haute. Ind.
Saws a moralis: Never purchase
love or friendship by gifts; when thus
obtained, they are lost as soon as you
have stopped payments" Still dia-
nond star is no bed Introduction to
the modern silk slxirter, and many a
virgin has prostituted herself in the
arms Of aged MammOn in preference
to a man without Doodle.
The famous Crescent Club, which
gave free doings at the Douglas Club
House last Christmas Eve night, will
give its first picnic at Gardenr's Park,
Saturday, August q. 1t is expected
that Miss Jackson, whose mother beat
us out of one dollar as subscription TO
The Broad AK, will be present with
her paste diamonds.
The fellows running the Fellowship
Club always want a lot of free adj
vertising, but they never think about
sending any tickets around to the
newspaper Offices. They are on a par /
with many of the other smaIlbrained 4
fellows who are at the head Of the I
so-called swell social clubs Of Chi
cagO.
Justice Theodore c. Mayer con-
tinues to make a first-class record
for himself as police magistrate at
the Chicago Avenue Police Court. He
keeps the district in which he presides
over cleaned up in good shape; for
he never fails to strike terror into the
hearts Of the crooks. In short Justice
Mayer is the right man in the right
place.
John H. Green died July 81 of
paralysis at his late residence 1858
Dearborn street. Mr.. Green was a
prominent member Of st. Mary's
Church, and was born in Rochester,
n. Y, 46 years ago. Funeral was from
St. Mary's August at 10 A. NJ. In >
-erment being at Mt. Greenwood. The {
services were conducted by Rev. Jes- I
ne Woods.
George P. Titus, the foreman in 8
he gold refining and smelling depart
nent Of the Deuber-Hampden watch
actOry, the largest in the world, has ;
appointed Robert Hughes and Frank b
smith as his assistants. Mr.. Titus {
one Of the leading experts in his a
inc, in the gold and watch industry, 4
nd probably the only Afro-American
n the world holding such a position. >
Major A. F. Tervalon, president of :
'rOf. Booker A. W'ashington's Local :
business League Of Chicago and Cook q
,Ounty, has completed arrangements 4
, run an excursion train to Indianap- a
lis, Ind, during the meeting of Ma x
onal Business League, which will r
e held in that city August 81 Sept l :
nd 2. Fair for round trip will be z
$40; for further or full particulars
Re Major Tervalon, 1926 State street.
The dancing party at Rasehes' Grove
Ionday evening for the benefit Of o.
Fhe Kindergarten Movement" was e.
aancial and social success. Fully 300 b
eOple attended, and expressed them y
elves as having had a fine time" :,
RS. Oscar DePriest and Miss Nettie y
rench, managed the business part of h
lie affair, while the social end Of it II
as looked after by the rest Of the g
Of which Mrs. Noah D. D
thompson Is chairman. =
James Reddick, chairman Of the a
Ook County Republican committee, =
as made up his list Of all the com =,
ittees for the campaign this fall and a
ter being importuned by the lead st
g Afro American Republicans to Sc OF
ct one Of their number to serve on
me Of the committees, Chairman
eddick absolutely refused to do so,
Id It is the first time in twenty-five
'ars that the colOred Republicans in :,
licago have been so boldly stabbed in "
e back, insulted and ignored by the d
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