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prepared to give the right tip on his
candidacy and hand out new dope to
those who seem to be glad to march
under his banner.
Some people seem to think that
they ought to apologize when you do
them an injury" Booker T. seems to
think the Negro race should apollo
gize for living.
Booker T. Washington, Jr., attend
ing school at Rowley, Mass, went
with companions Monday to New
buryport and then disappeared. No
trace has been found.
Mrs. James E. Thompson SO East
Twenty-second St, who has been con-
siderably under the weather for the
past month is able to be out again
among her many friends.
DR.. Geo. Beddo, the efficient vetri-
nary dentist has just closed a con-
tract with Marshall Field & Company
to care for all the firms horses which
number over fifteen hundred.
The Liberty Pleasure Club, will
give its third annual complimentary
ball, Coliseum Annex, Monday eve
ming October 18th. Music by the
Eighth Regiment Orchestra.
Miss Dianato Hackley returned
home after an extensive visit to her
brother in Jersey City and friends in
New York, Boston, Washington, D.
c., Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
]. E. Webb, who has charge Of the
Country Club, Evanston, Ill, and one
Of its property holders and substan-
tial citizens, is a lover OF his race
and a firm supporter of The Broad Ak.
Mr.. Frank Hamilton, who has been
in the employment of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad at Salt
Lake City. is spending a few weeks
in the city stopping at the Keystone
Hotel
Miss Myrtle Hart, Of Indianapolis,
will reside in Chicago during the
coming fall and winter. On Oct 22i
she will appear in an all star concert
under the management Of Mr.. Julius
n. Avendorf
Wesley Barley, the wide-awake
Afro-American, architect, 1892 Michi-
gan avenue side entrance, has COM
pleted plans for the improvement Of
the home of Mr. Tyler, 7112 Langley
avenue.
Mr.. Will Allen of Portland, Ore,
passed through the city Saturday,
bearing the body Of his younger bro
ther Earnest Allen, who fell from a
window and killed himself Burial
will take place in Nashville, Tenn.
Invitations to the twenty-fifth mar
riage anniversary of Rev. and Mrs.
7. Chavis 1850 Vernon avenue have
been issued to their many friends for
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th. from
seven to eleven p. m.
Ernst Hummel, who is making a
winning race for treasurer of Cook
county has opened up campaign head
quarters in room A. 6, Brevoort
House where he will each and every
day meet and confer with his friends
and supporters.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of young Frederick GRAY. who
was shot by his employee last week,
were held at Bethel Church Sunday
afternoon. Rev. A. ]. Carey assisted
by the members Of Great Lakes
Lodge Of Elks officiating. A large
crowd attended; interment, Oak
woods.
Justice John K. Prindiville. has
never displayed his race prejudice
against Colored people, since he be-
gan to sit in judgment on their
cases. at the Harrison street Police
Station, and on November 9Th many
Afro-Americans will record their
votes in favor of his election as one
OF the new judges Of the Municipal
Court.
United States Senator Thomas C.
Platt, who assisted to rob life insur.
ance companies and their policy hold.
ers out Of vast sums of money, which
ne claims he expended to help to elect
Theodore Roosevelt president of the
United States in 1904. and his young