The broad ax., 1907-05-18


promises to send money order to pay
for his subscription to The Broad AK,
he Is Johnny on the spot, on the day
he PROMISES to send the money.
The Ladies' Catholic Order OF For
esters Augustine Tolton Court, No.
seI. will give a May Party May %, at
Douglas Club House, 351s Ellis Ave.
Music by Bowman's Orchestra Ad-
mission 35 cents.
With Mrs. VIM. Emanuel as chair
man. A number of ladies are arranging
for a large Charity Ball TO take place
the latter part OF this month. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of a social set
Element work in which tbs ladies are Ell
! gagged.
The remains of Miss Naninc Allen.
age 10. sister of Mrs. T. Galloway $40
Dearborn ST. were brought back TO
Chicago from Henderson. Ny, Thurs
cav and were buried from the home
Of her aunt Mrs. Sallie Palmer. $3.50
Dearborn 81.
Mr.. Robert Motifs, proprietor OF the
Pekin Theatre is spending a few weeks
, m Hot Springs, Ark There Is large
number of Colorcd people in Hot
Springs and We would rot be surprised
TO learn of Mr.. Motifs efforts to furnish
tleir amusement by opening for them
large playhouse. where they may feel
at home and enjoy themselves as the
Chicagoans do at The Pckin.
John better know as Jack Foster.
age twcnty-nine years departed this life
Wednesday evening at the home OF his
Parents 1911 Dearborn 81. After a brief
attack of pneumonia. Mr.. Foster took
a small part in the play recent. The
wife of his youth, for the benefit of the
Frederick Douglass Center. and was
well known among the young folks of
the city.
The lynching of Colored citizen in
Georgia this week for defending him
self against a white man. and the brutal
whipping of his whole family and driv-
ing them permanently form their home
is Just passing incident not to be men,
toned according to Mr.. Booker T.
Washington's dictum, which il followed
would turn the whole race into a drove
of towards we'll deserving to be lynch
ed.-The Guide, Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robinson 2+22E
La Sale street. have for long time
lived plain and simple. saved their mo-
pey instead of spending it in effort. 70
butt into society. recently bought a nice
brick two fiat building at 35II Armour
ave-. at the present time it brings in al
most $40 rent per month, and later on
they will live in one fiat. and continue
to rent the other. this is a very good
move on the part of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
inson.
On Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock
the funeral services were held over the
remains of Yvonne Ora MCGOWAN the
s year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
David A. MCGOWAN, 500 Langley Ave.
Yvonne was a patient little sufferer
from dyptheria, which afterwards re-
suited into a complication of diseases to
which she succumbed Friday evening.
May 10th, Rev. Moses Jackson conduct
ed the services. Interment was at Oak
woods.
L. L. Jones, 3S42 State st. vice-presi-
dent of the Black Diamond Develop
ment Company, returned home the first
of the week from a business trip to
Pittsburg. Pa. and Columbus. Ohio
while absent he sold several thousand
shares of Black Diamond stock at so
cents share, and as the Company has
about cleaned up all its stock, it had
for sale, the people were glad to pay
Mr.. Jones. the price he asked for it.
The Grand United Order of Odd Eel
lows had their dress parade and annual
sermon Sunday afternoon. The parade
started at ? p. m, from the Odd Fellows
Hall. 1885 State St. and marched south
on State St, to 37th. West to Dearborn,
North to 2oth, East to Wabash ave.
then North to Quinn Chapel, where
they listened to an excellent program of
song and oratory by members of the
order and Quinn Chapel choir before
the sermon which was preached by
Past Grand Master Edw. H. Morris,
and Rev. Roberts, pastor of Quinn
Chapel. Among other things Rev. Rob
erts said eff lawyer Morris had only
quoted text before his address, his
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