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Woman's Club, returned home Thur.
day morning from attending the Stat
Convention of Woman's Clubs at Mus
catine, Iowa.
Col Louis B. Anderson, Assistan
County Attorney can have the heart
support of The Broad Ak free O
charge if he should decide to maxi
the race for one of the City Judgeship
in 1906.
Alexander ]. Jones and Thomas J
Webb should be turned down cold Iol
they are not entitled to be re-nomi
mated as trustees Of the Drainage
Canal. They are 10th light corks anC
never give up any money to help out
the cause OF Democracy.
Eighty-one- students attending Prof.
Booker T. Washington's school, Tus-
kegee, received diplomas at the COM.
mencement exercises Thursday, May
cry, Ala, preached the annual SER
mon.
Drainage Canal Trustees Zina r.
Carter, Joseph c. Braden, Frank X.
Cloidt and William Fl. Baker. all Re
publicans, are more than likely to be
renominated by the leaders Of their
party in the coming Republican Coun-
ty Convention.
Lawyer ]. Gray Lucas, 167 Dearborn
street, accidentally fell from a street
car at 35th and state streets on last
Friday evening. He sprained or Sc
verely strained the muscles in his
feet, and he is forced to walk with a
cane.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagan, 5O31
Shields avenue, lost their infant child
Sunday, May, 81. 1t was born May 4.
Commissions was the immediate cause
if its death. The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs Hagan very much regret that
the hand of death has removed their
first and only child.
Former Judge Philip Stein, Thomas
M. Hoyne, Joseph A. ODonneIl, Geo.
rye Mills Rogers, Miles ]. Devine and
Col. A. D. Cash are being favorably
mentioned by the wise politicians in
connection with the nominations for
Judges Of the, Superior and Circuit
Courts.
Without any putting or blowing 145
students will graduate from Prof. w.
H. Councill's school this year at Nor
NAL, Ala. AS against 81 from Tuske-
gee, Prof. Booker T. Whshington's |
school. This record between the two
schools show that there is a screw |
loose somewhere.
Mrs. M. c. Hogan, Cambridge, Mass, |
who beat the writer out Of one dollar |
as six months subscription to The |
Broad Az, and who should be classed |
among the HAIRS and newspaper dead
beats, was recently elected President
Of the National Council Of Colored
Women's Clubs Of the United States
and Canada.
Attorney s. A. McElwee, 119 LaSallel
street, Room so, has succeeded In
working up fine practice since COM
ing to this city from Nashville, Tenn,
some three or four years ago, and IL
he continues TO forge to the front in
the next two or three years he vii
be compelled to occupy a much larger
suite Of law o1aces.
Mrs. Charles White, 5o46 Armour
avenue, gave an ice cream sociable
Monday evening for the beneAt Of
Central Baptist church. Her home
was well filed with its friends and its
pastor and founder, Rev. J. Madison
Mason and family, were among those
who joined in eating ice cream and
cake.
John z Traeeer, has been reelected
president Of the central committee Ct
the German-American Democratic
Club Of Chicago. and at fits same meet
ing on Tuesday evening Frank wenter
was Endorsed as a candidate for drain
age canal trustee. Dr.. Herman Refs
was recommended for Superintendent
Of the Bureau OF Information at the
City Hail.
Alderman John Burns, who is one Of ,
the best Aldermen the 30th ward has 4
ever had, was, On arriving At his