The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-08-25

Doctors Daniel II. Williams, Charles
E. Bentley, A Wllberforce Williams.
and George C. Hall, are spending the
week In Philadelphia, Pa. attending
the eighth annual session Of the Ma
tional Medical Association.
Prof w. Kemper Harreld, who
wears fine buds, and who always has
plenty Of money to spend at parties
in treating the ladies. does not seem
to be called The Mems Night All on
and cough up the fve-spot which is
still coming to Us.
Whenever you hear any wouid-be
Preacher, who is unable to make
living at his calling, blowing about
what he has been in the past, and re-
naming silent as to his questionable
acts at the present time, 1t is safe 10
say that he is a damn dirty fellow.
Institutional Church 1926 Dear
born street, August, 1906. the
Class in Millinery will begin its
work the first of September. The
cost for complete instructions Is N
the reach of all. Day Nursery Is In
operation every day but Sunday from
80 a. m. to $50 d. m.
Editor J. L. and Mrs. Thompson,
had a high old time while in the city
visiting friends. Last Thursday
morning Mrs. A. NJ. Mott chaperoned
them, Mrs. James Crittenden Of st.
Louis, Mo-, and Mrs. Norton, to Lin
coin Park, and while taking in the
sights Of the PARK, Mrs. Mott served
a fine lunch, and on Friday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hughes served
an elegant repast in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson.
There will be given at the Institu-
tional Church, 1926 Dearborn street,
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. Ad-
mission 10 cents. Season tickets Is
cents. The object OF the entertain
ment is to raise funds for the actIvi-
ties and to lay in coal for the winter.
Reservations for bathers at Atlantic
City has been set aside by Mayor
Stoy. The beach is divided into
twenty-five bathing districts by signs
and limit posts, two Of these districts,
one uptown and one down town arc
for Negroes. This has been urged
fer a leng time by Southerners and
many others who object to the prox-
unity Of Negro bathers. The objec-
tors argue that establishment Of two
bathing grounds where Negroes might
mingle and form acquaintances would
be far preferred by sensitive members
Of the Negro race, to the existing
conditions under which they are
forced to endure snubs and sights
that fall little short Of open insults
Ell.
Several years ago a nameless Col
ored man who only grunts like a big
fat hog, when an honest man assists
to confer honors on him, declared that
he had a big brick nicely done up
In white paper, tied with ribbons,
which he intended to throw at Rev.
A. ]. Carey" who was then pastor VI
Quinn Chapel, 'if he refused to dance
to his music" or words Of the same
effect, and from all appearances Rev.
Carey must have fell down on his
knees before this nameless Colored
man, who is a snake in the grass, al
ways ready and willing to bite a de-
cent man in the heel, and complied
to his request or demands, for pup
Iicly he never heaved that brick at
the present pastor OF Bethel Church.
The Republican State Convention
Of Illinois, was held at Springfield
Tuesday, and after indorsing Shelby
N. Cullom for reelection 10 the Unit
ed States Senate and Slinpery Old