The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-11
church, 5251 Dearborn street, Thurs
day evening. April 9.

Major A. F. Tervalon has rena-,d
his cigar store and news stand, nm,
134 w. 51st street, to 1904 Sr.ra
street, and he now has one OF .Ee
best fitted up places of its kin. +,
this city.
Among the Society folks who a.r
change their residence this So ~
are: DR.. and Mrs. Robt. Hardin ~
and Mrs. Virgil Cook. Mr.. AMI -
Julius N. Avendorph, and NJ. ~
Mrs. Geo. Smith.
Mr.. George P. Titus, Negro. is ...
man of one of the largest watch e..
ufactories in America. WHEEL .-
making, taking or breaking Wa'ri
the black brother. as the %
brother, holds his own.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus c. 70.
5247 Dearborn street, will cell, ...
the twentieth anniversary OF r...r
marriage Friday evening, April
from 8 to IL o'clock, at the Arno. AZ.
tox club, 3144 Wabash avenue. q. .-
will be a very brilliant affair.
Ex-Mayor John P. Hopkins az
friend, John Mccarthy. will IT,. "a
Tuesday, April IA. from a two mo-.
tour of Europe, and it said tina.
Hopkins will boom Governor JoL
Johnson of Minnesota for Pres, %.
Of the United States.
Mrs. Stuart, Cincinnati, o., mo,l
OF Mrs. Robert Lewis and Or.
Grandmother of Oscar W. Memo j.
who came into this world less than
two weeks ago, is visiting with h.
daughter. Mrs. Lewis, and Mr.. ANA
Mrs. Memo, 5025 Armour avenue. Nj.
Stuart thinks Chicago is a great cir.
Booker T. Washington says that rh-
Negro is stronger because he has
problem to solve. Then he must hay.
been much stronger in slavery than
freedom. OF course, the Irish We're
stronger when the English heel WAS
on their neck then they were when
it was released. Such talk is mills.
sop.-Ex.
Former Justice George Gray OF Del
aware will enter the race for Pr,~i-
dent of the United States, and this
week he opened up his headquarters
in Washington, D. c., and if Judge
Gray fails to receive the first prrsi-
Dental plume. he may be selected 10
make the race for vice-presidcnt.
along with a good, conservative Demo
crat.
The Taft subsidy has gathered in
the Chicago Conservator, and ]. Max
Barber, its editor for a few weeks.
has been deposed for the same rea-
son and in much the same way that
7. Thomas Fortune, former editor
and part owner Of the New York Age.
was gotten rid Of. Like the last
named publication, the Conservator
is making a very poor showing as
compared with that before the
change-Cleveland Gazette.
Frederick B. Lynch, treasurer Of the
State Democratic commit.
tee, with Theodore NJ. Knappen. as
assistant manager, have invaded Chi
oago, and have launched Governor
Johnson's boom for president of the
United States, by opening up head
quarters in the Grand Pacific Hotel.
and all visitors are received with the
glad hand by these two affable gen
tlemen and many Of the big Demo
cratic politicians throughout Illinois.
are climbing into the Johnson band
wagon.
Brothers Nick Chiles, editor of The
Plaindealer, Topeka, Kansas, and T.
T. Mahammitt, editor of The Enter
;rise, Omaha, Neb. Journied to Wash
ngton, d. c., last week where thcy
we're presented to President Roose-
'elt, at the White House, by W. T
vernon, the black politician, who
iraws his salary as Register of tn
treasury, but puts in the most Of
lis time in travelling over the country
n the interest of Taft's candidacy
or president Of the United State
md while visiting the Capital Of
ne Nation, Prof. Vernon gave raa-
luet and reception in their honor, and
lie was so vain that he would PERM:
10 one to preside but himself. Let
IS all hope, that the two Western
'ditors toted some of the real Taft
DIN with them back to their homes.
Which will place them in a good posi-
ION to whoop up things for william
1. Taft.