The broad ax., 1908-02-01

NON ave. mourn the loss Of Mrs. Bet
tie Young, sister OF Mrs. Childs, who
died about a week ago in Montgomery
Ala. Mrs. Young was AFFLICTED with
a stroke Of paralyses about six months
ago and was a patient sufferer till re-
lieved by death. Three sons one
daughter and two sisters survive her.
The Appomattox Club will celebrate
Lincoln Day with appropriate exer-
cises at the Club House S144 Wabash
ave-, on the evening OF Feb. IL. 1908.
Hon. Mancha Briggemeyer, Judge OF
the Municipal Court will be the
speaker Of the evening. Ladies Will be
| invited.
VIM. Emanuel, Pres.
Rev. T. A. Clark, has removed his
real estate once from S345 State st..
to 3742 State, where he will be pleas
ed to meet his many friends. He has
become the South side agent for
! Samuel Richardson. 142 La Sale st.,
and he will rent or sell you a house
or make you a short time loan on per-
sonal property.
The highly-moral white citizens OF
! Montgomery, Ala, are up in arms be-
cause, after a Negro doctor has been
unmasked as the instrument used IN
covering up Caucasian lapses, eighty
white children are found to be har-
bored in Negro families. Awful isn't
IIt?-not the immortality, but the har-
boring Of the fruit of the same in Ne
gro HONESTLY.
Governor Hoke Smith Of Georgia.
the man, who made his gubernatorial
campaign upon the proposition to dis
franchise the Negroes OF his state, has
come out for Taft as the most accept
able of all the republican nominees
for the presidency.
We wonder If Mr.. Taft's North Caro-
lima speech caused the Governor Of
Georgia to declare in his behalf?
Many ladies believing in Democra-
cy, met last Sunday evening at the
Sherman House, and organized the
Democratic Home Influence Club. "
The ladies will endeavor to win votes
for Democratic candidates, in local.
State and National politics. The fol-
lowing are the officers Of this new
club:
. President, Mrs. W. c. H. Keough;
First vice president, Mrs. George Vos-
brink; Second vice president, Mrs.
KeIleher: Third vice president, Miss
Catherine Riley; Treasurer, Mrs. ],
]. Delaney; Secretary, Miss Josephine
Collins.
A very pretty wedding took place
last Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Ella Moors, 3451 Ar
mour ave. The contracting parties
we're Miss Frances Edwards, and Mr.
Charles Baily. The bride was pref
tiIy attired in a lingerie gown, while
the groom wore the conventional
evening dress suit" The bride
= was attended by her sister Miss Ella
Edwards, who was also attired in a
lingerie gown. Among the guests pre-
sent were Mrs. Maria Edwards, moth
r er of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Miller
} Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Mines. Buth
l wood, Ford Wilson and daughter. Tnt
Misses Edwards and Ford. Mess
Bryant, Smith, Farley, Edwards anG
i Bowman, Miss Lucy Lindsay and Mr.
, Noah D. Thompson. A fine supper
was served after the ceremonies which
were conducted by Rev. DR.. Roberts
of Quinn Chapel.
Mr.. Thos. E. Mcdonnell Gent. Supt
! Of the United States Express com
pany has announced the appointment
OF Mr.. Franklin r. Lindsay as his sue
cessor to the position Of "Superinten
dent Of Chicago and Fifth Division
of the above named company. Mr.
Lindsay was born in Cincinnati, o.
January Is, 1870, and entered tn,
service Of the express company a
messenger on the BALTIC. and Ohio r
R., between Cincinnati and Parkers
burg, w. Va, at the age Of sixteen
S Five years later he served as assist
e, ant cashier in Cincinnati for twt
u years, after which time he was ap
), pointed Route Agent with headquart
U ers at La Crosse, Wis. Mr.. Lindsa,
has served the 18Th Division," a
chief clerk, and assistant to the Gen
e eral supt. and his recent appointment