The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-06-17

$40 Lowe Ave. Mr.. BraOoy is let
ter carrier in that thriving city, and
he is also a musician.
Children's Day will be observed in
Grace Presbyterian Sabbath School to-
morrow at 1890. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
st. Mary's Church 1926 Dearborn
ST., begins ito Sth anniversary celebra-
ton Sunday June 18th. 1t will last
eight days and nights and each day
and evening interesting programs will
be rendered.
Last Sunday afternoon, Rev. A. ].
Carey preached the annual sermon to
the Households of Ruth of Chicago.
the order turned out in large numbers
and an excellent program was rend-
cred.
Mr.. P. T. Tinsley and his pupils gave
their 9th recitation at Grace Church
last evening to a crowded house. The
affair was under the auspices of the
Ways and Means Society and the pro-
ceeds go to the Building Fund.
A conference will be held at the
Frederick Douglass Centre tomorrow
afternoon at 8 O'Clock to discuss the
Negro and the strike. Many prominent
Negroes are to be present as well as
leaders of this race.
Now is the time to get in on the
ground floor and secure the souls OF
Black Folk" or THE Life OF Freder-
icl, Douglass" and The Broad Ak Tor
one year for $500. See ad in another
column of this paper.
Peter NJ. Hoffman, the efhcient Cor
oner of Cook County, has remooeled
and refitted his rooms in the Criminal
Court Bldg, and it is now pleasure
to transact business in the Coroners
sofice.
Miss Zoe Graves, of Council Bluffs,
Ia. is taking a course in hair dress
ing at one of our downtown establish
ments. Miss Graves is stopping with
her aunt, Mrs. Jno. B. French, 35th
and Grand Boulevard.
The Young Girls Guild" Of St.
Thomas Episcopal church are making
great preparations for a weeks out
ing in the woods of Wisconsin. under
the champeronage of Mrs. Lealtad, the
rector's wife.
Justice ]. ]. Hennessy, 63O1 S. Hal
sted St, whose reputation for honesty
in his dealings with his fellow-men
has never been questioned will be-
come one of the new municipal judges
of Chicago in 1906.
Last Sunday Children's Day was
observed at the Scott NJ. E. church
on the West Side by Rev. Purnell, who
is progressing with his church on that
side of the city, and each week he
fakes several new members into the
fGId.
Former County Commissioner Mich
aeI I-rmann, the successful cigar man
ufsorurer. has removed his store and
factory from 1876 W. Madison st. to
632 the same street, and he now has
better and larger quarters.
Logan Webb, 4712 Armour ave-, FOL
the past two months has been sicE
and unable to make his regular trip;
to ST. Paul, MINI, but in the mex
few weeks he will be hitting the rails
again.
Under the new city code saloons
or dramSaops are not allowed 10
locate or do business within ESQ fee
of any church and now is the time fol
the pastors Of Quinn Chapel, Bethe
and olivet Baptist churches to &c
busy and force the saloonkeepers tS
move their joints from right In from
of their respective churches
Miss Portia Washington, daughter
Of Prof. Booker T. Washington grad.
uated this week from Bradford Acad
envy, q fashionable private school in
Boston. So Prof. Washington thinks
that, industrial education IL plenty
good enough for common colored peo
pie. but he wants his children to re
eeive q classical educatin-