The broad ax., 1904-12-24

terest Of the K. P's.
AIRS. Carrie Warner, 522S Dearborn
street., win eat her Christmas dinner
In st Louis, No., with her mother and
sister.
Alderman William J. Moran. viii
have no trouble In being returned to
the City Council next spring from the
18th Ward.
James A. Quinn, City sealer, Of Chi
caso, left Tuesday evening for West
Baden and the East and he viii De
absent until the first OF the New Year.
James B. Mcdonald who is already
q dead one, e. N. Cummings, J. A.
Hearney and one or two other polit-
clans Of more or less note, are the
leading candidates for aldermanic
honors In the 30th Ward.
Alderman William II. Ehemann, has
in the past acted fair with all his
constituents in the gath Ward, and
next spring they propose to return
him to the City Council without oppo-
sition.
DR.. Daniel H. Williams has recently
sold his home, SD and Forest ave.,
and has purchased q new one at AID
and Vincennes ave-, and when the i'm
provements are on 1t are completed,
the doctor and Mrs. Williams will
have one Of the most beautiful homes
in Chicago.
Bethel church has In the past 20 or
80 years collected in more than two
hundred thousand dollars, and the
most of that vast sum has been sQuan-
dered by its officers and preachers in
buying homes for themselves and In
fast living, and after all these years
Bethel still owes more than fourteen
thousand dollars.
Mrs. Geneva Smith, 1854 Dearborn
street, departed Tuesday evening on
prolonged visit with her friends and
relatives In Atlanta, Ga. She will not
return until the latter part Of March
and will be greatly. missed in the
smart set4n the Town Of Lake. Each
week Mrs. Smith will read Of the do
fngs In Chicago while in the south in
The Broad Ak.
The Triangle and Inner Circle Clubs |
win give their annual Christmas char |
fly ball at the First Regiment Arm |
DRY, 18th st. and Michigan Ave-, Mon
day evening, Dec. 18th. Prof. N. |
Clark Smiths orchestra win furnish |
the music. These clubs give more for
charitable purposes than all the other
social clubs In the city, and that is
the main reason why their charity
balls are always well patronized.
Rev. Archibald James Carey, who
declared In Judge DUNES court In the
latter part Of July, 1902, while in con-
versation with Little Bill Ward, that
in less than two weeks from that time
he would put The Broad Az out Of
business" can receive i've dollars
from the writer without delay IL he
win write an article for this paper |
setting forth everything he knows re-
specting the FIVE hundred dollars
given to him by Mrs. Anderson for the |
benefit Of Quinn Chapel VIII You
favor The Broad Az with the article |
Rev. Archibald James Carey?
The Old Church Organ in its last Is
sue says that Rev. Abraham Lincoln
DR.. Murray spent four years looking
after the spiritual side Of the work
IN Bethel Church, but unfortunately
leaving the Church about two thou
sand i've hundred dollars (S2,50o)
deeper In debt than when he took
charge Of It. When the members sew
eral months ago began to realize that
their indebtedness was increasing
rather than decreasing. they began
an Investigation and found that large
sums Of money were being borrowed
to meet the running expenses Of the
church, and tn,Rany cases the church
zss payiag 80 per cent on these loans.
r new, Abraham Lincoln Murray
III OHd Bethel In such bad shape By
nimuly hooking altar the spiritual or
the sisssr side Of the Church, It u to
- hoped that Rev. Archibald James
Cary nm slack up On the q } Holy
chest ssds Of the church. II the
msmbsrs had not Joined hands With
RsEs. Murray, wilkins. Carey, Thorn
n. Httle BIN ward and had refrained
nom turning over i've. hundred dollars
TO several grand rascals to be en-
pended aOr the purpose Of landing -
IN fan Tor publishing the truth IN con
nection with their rascality, they