The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
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AMERICAS GREAT CITY viewed
BY THE APPEAL MAN..

ingS, Soclal ana OtHeT"iSSs 3iho"S
the Afro.Americans Of the Second
City of This Glorious Union.
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it in THE APPEAL.
Mrs. Gus Williams and daughter
have returned from their vacation trip.
Edward H. Wright, law yer, 1858 Wa
bash avenue. Telephone Douglass 1908.
J. Gray Lucas, the attorney, may be
found at SO Dearborn street. Suite AZ.
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Afro-American news stand, 3lO4 State
street.
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State street.
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price at Six Little Tailors, 124 Dear
born street.
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ing Mr.. Arthur Logan brother OF
Mrs. Davis, at Quincy.
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salaried position. call on John @
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The Six Little Tailors are now Oc-
cupying their new and spacious west
ern headquarters at l24 Dearborn
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Dr.. A. j. Carey pastor Of Bethel
church returned from California
last week. He is assigned here for
another term. During his last term
he raised $4,000 for the cause be-
sides adding five hundred and sixty
two new members to the A. M. E.
connection. y
The Knights Tcmplar of Chicago
will celebrate their 18th Anniversary
of Corinthian COmmandery No. | at
the Coliseum Annex on the evening
Of Nov. 22d. All grand and subordin-
ate bodies Of the craft have been in
vitcd. The celebration will wind up
with q grand ball.
The entertainment at the Douglass
Center 1892 Wabash Ave. on Monday
night was we'll attended considering
the many other entertainments going
on in different parts OF the city at
the same time. Speeches were de-
livcrcd by Hon. Clarence barrow,
Hon. e. H. Wright Mrs. Barnett and
MI. j. II. Woods.
Tuesday Night Douglas Club Rooms
were we'll filled by the members and
friends of Fidelity Court Fl. OF ]. who
came to honor its Goth Birthday. The
Services were opened by grand
march by the Court and an address
by Mrs. Ida Dempcy After which
refreshments, dancing and social con-
versation was endulged in to the
delight of all present.
Under the management of ]. L. FOye
and w. NJ Simmons, the Keystone Ho-
tel for men only is still the leading
hotel in Chicago. Frye and Simmons,
the successors of the original proprie-
tors, have successfully managed the
place for almost two years, and they
are gaining in popularity every day.
They are both energetic young bust
ness men. and are meeting with de-
served encouragement from the peo-
pie. =.
Mr. J. r. Dunn the efficient and
honorable past Treasurer of Great
Lakes Lodge of Elks conducted the
initiation of thirty-five new members
at the Elks Hall last Thursday eve
ming. Mr. Dunn was delegate to
their late convention held in Washing
ton D. C. and while there he met a
hearty welcome among some of the
best people there. Mr.. James Gray
of Pennsylvania avenue, entertained
him one evening during his stay at
an elaborate luncheon. Mr.. Dunn
speaks in high praise Of the affability
Of the citizens Of Washington D. g.
Mr.. Charlie Hirt the affaDle and
gentlemanly manager for the Gumb's
Buffet 1900 State St. was in his glory
Monday morning last when Arm
strongs Orchestra the way home
after a nights engagement stopped
in to see how the old place looked.
Charlie is a great lover of good music
and Armstrong; Orchestra is Railways
there with the goods when 1t comes