The broad ax., 1906-05-12


a number of our young folks. "Cinder-
ella" is the play they will put on very
soon.
The Negroes of South Carolina pay
into the State Treasury $4,000 more rn
taxes for education than is expended On
their children.
~ Miss Mamie Seldom, 64I6 Evans aven-
ue, entertained number of friends Sat
urday evening in honor of Mr.. Julius
Fields, of Denver, Col.
Mrs. Richard Pinn and her little
daughter. ago State street, left Thurs
day evening for Omaha, Neb. They VIII
be absent until fall
Doctor George C. Hall, and Mrs s.
LANG Williams, have been selected as
the new directors of the Frederick
Douglass Cenrte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carey, and the
children, 42oI Western ave. boul, re-
turned home Tuesday, after spending the
winter in Southern California.
Attorneys William w. Johnson and
Edw. 6. Alexander have removed their
law Offices from I67 Dearborn street to
the Imperial Bldg, zoo S. Clark street.
Hon. William A. Doyle, who is one
of the most eminent lawyers in Chicago,
will at the Judicial election, Monda",
June 9TH, succeed the late Murray F.
Tuley as Judge of the Circuit SQUIRT.
THE K. P ball given at the First
Regiment Armory, 10th street and Mich
igan ave, Thursday evening was very
dlargely attended and in every way II
was a grand success.
Miss Helen, the bright and talented
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Perry,
48Io Langley avenue, celebrated her
eleventh birthday Wednesday, May 9th.
Among the many presents received was
$500 in gold from her father.
The Odd Fellows will have thei:
turnout" next Sunday. the occasion
being their annual Thanksgiving day,
They will march from their new home
to Quinn chapel
John A. Linn, former clerk of the cir
cult court and one of the leading Re-
publican politicians in Cook County who
robbed the taxpayers of more than
$4,000, was transferred to the pen al
Joliet Monday, where he will rusticatc
for some time to come.
Attorney J. Gray Lucas, left for Wash,
ington, D. C., last evening, where h:
will appear in the United States Supreme
Court, in behalf of Doctor E. R. Robin.
son and his ten million dollar patent cal
wheel case. Mr.. Lucas will be absent
one week.
One of Robert T. Lincoln's colore,
servants, who wants to be dude an
the leader of the four hundred, and h
pretty light wife rode to and from tn
big doings at the PelIin Theatre, Mon
day evening, on common street car:
which was evident that some one mus
have been troubled. with the shorts.
Mrs. Carrie Warner, who is one @
the best Afro-American business wome
in Chicago, has removed her Chiropodis
and Manicure Parlors at ISz State stree
from the fourth floor to the sevent
hooor of the same building, where sh
has better light and more commodiou
quarters, and she will be delighted {
meet her old customers and friends.
James J.. Gray, the new popular cler
Of the Circuit Court, has been weedin
out some of the inefficient clerks whic
fed at the public crib under John !
Linn, and the following have been selec
cd as Mr.. Gray's assistants: Charl,
Center Case, Jr, as chief deputy clerl
Thomas T. Callahan, B. Fl. Pegrar
James S. Flannigan, Patrick s. Dunn
and Paul L. Vogel was retained as a
sistant cashier and assistant chief de
MY, positions which have been held |
him for many years. Mr.. Gray deserT
to be highly commended for selectir
such popular chief deputy clerk in 4
person Of Charles Center Case.