The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-09-08

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Niagara Falls, Toronto, Canada. Buf.
falo, N. Y, Cleveland and Toledo, o
They will return home the first oil
the week.
Mrs. E. L. Johnson and her sister
Mrs. H. B. Rogers, st. Paul. Mimi,
have been the guests for the past
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Anderson,
2e14 Calumet avenue. They left
Thursday evening to visit their old
home, Urbana, Ohio.
Institutional Church 1926 Dear
born street, August, 1906. Tine
Glass in Millinery will begin ifs
work the first OF September. The
cost for complete instructions Is IN
the reach of all. Day Nursery IL IN
operation every day but Sunday from
$50 a. m. to $50 D. m.
Joseph Greln, the hustling inspec-
tor OF weights and measures for the
city of Chicago. continues to punch
Ut the short weight coal and ice deal
ers, and Mayor Dunno made no mis-
take in selecting him for the trusted
position he holds.
Fred COnlin, "a white man." occu-
pies a cell in the Whatcom county
Jail, charged with having raped MS
own 16-year-old daughter. Conlin must
be a black brute" turned wrong side
cut, for how could a white man COM
nit so henious a crime?-The Repub-
lican, Seattle, Wash.
The Broad Ak was the only news
paper In this city with sufficient en-
terprise to publish the address of
the Niagara Movement in full, AMI
yet one Of the Church Organs would
Ike to make the people believe that
it leads OF in all things pertaining
to the advancement of the Afro
American race.
Sunday afternoon, September 9Th,
installation services will be held at
the Central Baptist Church, 37O5 State
street. Rev. d. W. Edwards will be-
come its new pastor. Revs. W. L.
Martin, E. ]. Fisher, d. H. Harris, W.
S. Braddan, J.F. Thomas, Jordan
Chavis, Attorney Walter NJ. Farmer,
and w. H. Flynn are billed to take
part in the program.
DIR. J. R. Norrell has been chosen
health officer Of the city Of Richmond,
Ind, to succeed DR.. T. Henry Davis,
who has resigned and whose term
there is only a short time remain
Ing. Norrell is probably the first Ne
gro in Indiana to receive an honor11f
this kind. DR.. Davis has been health
officer continuously for thirty-four
years and resigned to escape removal
by the Democratic mayor-elect.
Henry Pearson, proprietor OF "a
prosperous hotel at AsheVille, n. c.,
is a Negro and is proud of it. Be
cause he was listed in a city direc-
tory as a white man he claims that
his character and business have been
damaged, and he is to enter suit
against the offending corporation re-
sponsible for the directory. Il am a
Negro" says Pearson, and l don't
propose to stand for being classed as
a white man.
There will be given at the Institu-
tional Church, 1926 Dearborn street, a
grand Fall Festival from September
10 to September IA. Each night an
interesting program. Thursday night
to be called The Mans Night. All On
the program will be furnished by the
men. Also the serving will be by the
men. The Church is to be decorated,
and a grand time is anticipated. Adj
mission 10 cents. Season tickets Is
cents. The object Of the entertain
nent is to raise funds for the activi-
les and to lay In coal for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pratt, bride ana
Eroom, Of Mobile, Alabama, arrived
n Chicago Sunday afternoon from
Buffalo. New York, stopping with
drs. Fenton Harsh, 449 44th place,
Until Wednesday, they were the re-
:ipients Of many pleasant courtesies
" many of the Mobilians who live
lere. Mr.. julius N. AFendorf had
hem in charge and among other
Measures rendered them a reception
t his home. 65th and Greenwood av.
tuesday evening. About seventy OF ,
'hicago's elite called. They left for
It Louis wednesday evening after