The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-04-14

The Anderson-Parker wedding will be
celebrated in Spokane, Washington. ear
k next Fall.
Mr.. Henry Anderson, Gas Champlain
ave-, who has been laid up with sore
hand will soon be able to resume his du-
ties on the road.
John B. Hart. 484I Armour ave-, will
on Sunday evening deliver a lay sermop
1t St. Mary's church. 10Th and Dearborn
ST., on 'eThe death, burial and resurrection
Of Jesus"
Miss Grace Knighten. who has been
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. A
F. Tervalon, z826 State ST.. for some
time left Ionday morning for New York
City where she will sail for the Cont
nent.
Rollin B. Organ, who was one OF the
best Commissioners Cook County has
ever had, has become a candidate for
State Senator in the Third Senatorial
district and Mr.. Organ is the right man
to send to Springfield to help to make
laws for this State.
We are told that the White City Man
agement will engage more Colored help
this year than last. We hope it is true.
Cards are out announcing the Nav
Ball of the Triangle and Inner Circle
Clubs for May grid at the Armory.
Everybody will have their spring toys
by that time and be happy.
Wednesday morning, Undertaken A.
B. Perrigo dispensed with the valuable
services of Miss Blanche Wright, which
is self evident that he only gave her en-
ployment with a selfish purpose of en-
deavoring to catch the Negro vote 10;
HIM.
Alderman Thomas J. Dixon is still
confined to his bed and home, 1892 Cal
umet ave-, from the effects of tramping
on nail, which has caused his foot to
swell up so large that he cannot use il
and it has been very painful, but at the
present writing the swelling is receeding
and Alderman Dixon hopes to be able
to be out the middle of the coming week.
Mrs. Sadie Norman, who was promi
nent member of Bethel church, this city,
al the time Rev. Abraham Lincoln Muir.
ray held forth in It and who was one of
his best lady friends is now residing at
Atlantic, N. J., where the former king
among the women also resides. 1t is not
Cur purpose to infer that there is any
thing strange in connection with her fol-
lowing him to that city.
William H. Clark, who has for a long
time been connected with the Corpora
ton Counsel's Office and Attorney J.
Gray Lucas, last Tuesday even
ing visited and inspected the
new Palace Theatre, Sam Snowden's ole
place on 3Ist street, between Dearborn
and Armour ave, and they both say that
it is a gem and that it deserves to be
supported by the cream of the, 400 or
words to the same effect.
The Tuskegee Jubilee seems to have
given a much desired opportunity to
some of our big statesmen great capital
lists and profound scholars and philoso-
pliers to expatiate on the Negro problem.
Three milliop dollars to Tuskegee is a
good thing for Tuskegee Institute, and
doubtless a very good thing to advance
the facilities of the race for industrial
education, but, that three million dollars
back of a movement to suppress the mob,
to stop burning men alive, to punish
men who are still maintaining a system
Of slavery in the south would achieve
grander results open more doors for in
oividual advancement of the race and
help remove the stain from our national
character which to other nations has be-
come a stigma of disgrace. Money can
rot atone for these grievious race
wrongs. The only atonement is the sup
preston of the evil.-The Advance est.
Louis, MOI