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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-02

34zI Dearborn street. Those who viii
attend the stag party will have royal
time.
The Midlothian Club, composed of a
number of well-known young ladies OF
the south side, under the direction of
Mrs. NJ. I. Thornton, will render an
interesting literary and musical pro
gramme at the West Side Sunday Club,
at St. Stephens A. NJ. E church, Aus
tin avenue, near Robey street, Sunday,
April grid, 1910, at 4 90 p. m sharp.
MISS ANNIE LOWRY, Pres.
The Easter services on Sunday morn
ing, at the church of the Redeemer,
szo4 State street, were very interesting.
Mrs. Cora Mullen, preached the morn
ing sermon, and its pastor, Rev. T. A.
Clark, followed her with a short talk,
on The facts and the results of the
resurrection of Christ" which was very
interesting and instructive. The Sunday
school was held at ? p. m and a fine
program was rendered. At the evening
services, Mrs. Mullen, preached the
sermon, after which Mrs. Page, rem
dered a very beautiful solo; entitled
Jesus Saves MeT'
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Ana Who can object to this grow
ing admiration Of COlOred women By
white gentlemen?
Let rs hear no more Of this SHY
prattls about this or that cOlOred man
not thinking enough Of his own girls
to marry one OF them The Melting
PoC' Of America is large enough to
take care OF all the boys and girls.
The question as to who one shall mar
~ is decidedly personal matter, and
It is the height OF impoliteness for
anyone. except papa or mama, to criti-
else the individuals choiee.-The In
former, Detroit, Mich, March rs, 10.
The above editorial contains much
good food for those who are capable
OF reasoning from cause to effect
Editor.
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recognized was not large enough for
ore of his caliber, so he sought Chi
cago as his future field. His moral and
Christian life surrounded him with
many who gave him words of encour-
agement, the uplift that was given him
then, he treasures 10 this day. In his
struggling hours, in his early practice
of medicine the hands of two men above
all others gave him cheer and assist
ance. They were the Hon. Franklin
Mac Veagh, now secretary of the
treasury under President Taft and the
other was Mr.. Wilson Shufelt, who
is now running for alderman of the
second ward. DR.. Croker's Office is in
the same building in which Mr.. Shu-
felt's Office is and has been ever since
he left school. Mr.. Shufelt in every
manner possible has been the friend
and companion of the Doctor and the
Doctor thinks it is his duty to speak a
word for those whom he has known to
be above prejudice and whose hearts
and hands are ever in the right place,
he calls upon his many friends in the
End ward to vote for Mr.. Shufelt, by
so doing no mistake will be made but
the ward will be honored by having him
as its representative. Dr. Croker is a
man who takes time from his large
practice long enough to speak for the
city's good. He is a devoted member
of Quinn Chapel and believes that the
city should be well governed and for
that reason he stops a moment to ex-
dorse Mr.. Shufelt. The doctor can be
found at his Office, No. I East 22nd
street, during Office hours, and will be
found a genial gentleman and splen-
did doctor.
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As TO MIXED MARRIAGES.

It is passing strange that there can
be found a single Colored woman IN
this enlightened time who q so utter
ly devoid Of common sense as TO criti-
else the Colored man OF the Colored
woman who hapepn to find their life
mates from among purely caucasian
or other people. We say 1t is pass
ing strange that such q Colored wo-
man may be found because the OBJ
lection is rarely heard Of from Col
ored men.
II Colored women realized that such
silly objections from them were a
sort OF confession that they lack sui
hcient Of W0manly enarm TO cope
with their caucasion sisters perhaps
they would hesitate to appear 50 r.
dIc1lous.
The Informef knows that the
charms Of Colored women are rela,
lively equal to those Of any other vO
men and they detract from their own
charms b. such silly prsjudiees. And
their charm Is acknowledged By white
men as well as By colored men.
within one week IN the city d
washington. D. c. two white gentle
men led colored ladies to hymsnarI
altar. In Louisiana there Is Al asi
tatIon to modify the laws Of marriage
% white men may marry their blael
eoncubines, ana thus iasalizs thst
families
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Col. Alexander E. Manning, of In
dianapolis, Ind, spent the first part of
the week in Chicago, visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Phil Green, z43 w. 47th street;
returned home Tuesday morning, from
Terre Haute, Ind, where she spent
Easter holiday with her mother and
sister
Great bargains this week, in Amer
lean Beauty Corsets, and fine summer
waists, at the F. and P. new Depart
ment Store, 3Ist and State streets. See
ad. in another column of this paper.
Mrs. Thelma Lamont, of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, arrived in the city
Wednesday morning, and for several
months she will be the guest of her sis
ter Miss Rosalie NJ Edie, 500 Grove
avenue
Mrs. Monroe L Manning. 1874 Cal
umet avenue, viii the first week in
june, give coming out party in honor
Of her young daughter, Miss Beatricc
Manning, who is quite popular with the
younger members of the, South Side
smart set.
Mr.. ]. Ellis, of 400 Armour avenue
entertained the following parties a
Rogers Cafe, s5rd street and Wabash
avenue, Thursday evening. March 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett, Misses: OLIVER
Samuel, Tobias. Carter. Donners
Messrs MeCree. Long. E. Ellis, Brown
and Dorsey.
On Tuesday. evening April sth. Col
Robert F. Ratelife, and staff Of tn
nth Regiment Of PatriarchS, of tn
Grand United Order Of Odd Fellow.
VII be honored with a stag. at tn
home Of Major James A Warren, on
of the high priests of the Odd Fellows
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ODD FELLOWS.

The joint committee Of the G. Q. o.
of Odd Fellows met Sunday, 9th inst
to begin preparations for the annual
celebration, which will probably be
held at Quinn Chapel A. NJ. z. Church
on the second Sunday in May. The
following were elected to have charge
of the celebration: Mr.. ]. B. Streets,
chairman; Mr.. Morris Lewis, secre
tary; Mr.. W. T. Gaines, treasurer;
E. E. Stone, head-usher; Col. R. +.
Ratcliffe, marshal; and James I.
Brewington, Jr., master Of ceremony.
The committee meets every Sun
day at Odd Fellows Hall, at 3 p. N.
It is predicted this will be the ban
ner year in point Of display for the
order owing to the interest manifest
ed in the district convention and the
meeting Of the B. NJ. c., which viii
be held at Baltimore, Nd, and the
candidacy Of Hon. Edward II. Morris
for grand master. The unexpected
was the unanimous election Of James
T. Brewington, Jr, master Of cere
mony. 1t is reported that he may
be an aspirant for district master.
Many committees have been sp
pointed to assist in arranging for the
celebration.-"C"
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The original of this cut, DR.. ]. Nor
man Croker, attended the 10th anniver-
sary of his graduation from Rush Med
ical College on Monday night. March
18th, at the Hotel La Sale The occa-
sion was one that will long be remem-
bered by those present The class of
1890 is scattered all over the world, and
the love for each other brought the
majority of those living back to go
over the scenes of the past.
The expression of friendship for DR..
Croker was shown on all sides, for it
was recalled by all present that he was
the first Colored man to take degree
in that famous college IN its almost 20
years of existence.
DIR. Croker was the foundation stone
of our people and well did he lay the
stone, by his efforts the doors of old
Rush" is ever open to those of us who
knock.
His brilliant attainments in his class
won for him special letters in Surgery
from Prof. Chas. T. Parkes, and sim
liar ones in their several departments
from Professors Sem, Byford and
Lyman.
The Good Fellowship as shown at
the reunion of his class, has stimulated
DR.. Croker to such an extent, that he
has nothing but good cheer and love
toward all. DR.. Croker in recalling and
looking back 20 years, tells things that
should inspire those of US who now
look upon life as a failure. With hardly
any thing he started out in life to do
something. Having been born in Rich
mond, Ind, being the son of John N.
and Sarah Croker, his home town he
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craft, Charles Washington, Frank W.
Waring, G. w. Henderson, F. L. Bar
nett, A s. Childress, Howard Corn
well, R. NJ. Stokes, are members.
julius and Joe as the Tambo Men
were excellent. One could hardly ina
CINE the immaculate, dignihed, Julius
as a funny man, but he took" and
was perfection. His condition Of I
think hear a Woodpecker Knocking
on my Family Tree" kept everyone
full Of laughter. He came out ahead
was presented with q head OF cab
bage. OF course we know that Joe
has always been full OF pranks and
his stand up and Fight like -,
brought the house down" Dock
Smiths tones were round and full
and have not lost my Of his vocal
sweetness. His Goodnight Dear"
was highly appreciated. Howard Cor
well and Isaac Dunlap were excellent
bone men. Ike got on the best joke
OF the evening and is now dubbed Mr..
Viceversa. Where. oh where, was
Charley washington and his skirt
dance? "BiIlie" Carroll was fine as
interlocutor-in fact the whole pro
gram was nne.
The affair was well attended and
the Boys" can vote themselves a sue
cess and the Old Folks Home win be
beneficiary to the extent Of about
$4,000.
And Solomon In all his glory, WA
not arrayed Ike one Of these"-the
girls and ladies present were beautt
/ full, both in SELF and gowns. Some thai
were noticed, were the lady from New
York IN the beautiful handmade Eish
lace gown; Mrs. Anna Lewis in Witt
lIinesris with picture hat; Miss REM
Lewis IN violet hat and dress match
ling: Madam Duncan IN red; Mis-
Naomi Bum IN light blue pongee SIX
4 M Joe. shoecraft in tan chinol
/ bpoadeioth; Mrs.. James Woodsrd
blue foulara trimmed blue met; Mn
Ks. A. n watkins. Cream brOadcloth
.Ipeazis; Mrs. wm- Emanuel. blue chi
Ton eioth: AIRS. senOrn Yerby, sra
elosh eoMn: Mrs. Monroe L Mannln1
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strawberry color chiffon broadcloth;
and a host Of others who were there
in al their glory. The crowd was
so large, however, It was difhcult to
get a full description Of many, but
the boys had success for a very
worthy cause.
It is too bad that some very nice
looking, well appearing, young guests
Of the entertainment. strayed away
from the prohibition district and
found a place to imbibe, and one in
particular almost making a spectacle
Of himself on Cottage Grove Ave.
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Mr.. Montgomery is SO years old He
was born August 5, 1870, in Vincennes,
Ind. He came to Chicago in 1888 and
has lived since in the Second ward. He
was graduated from Northwestern uni
versity in 1891.
For twenty years he has been in the
retail drug business. This is the first
time he has taken part in politics. He
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-02

is a member Of the Chicago Retail
Druggists Association, the Illinois
Pharmaceutical Association and a d.
rector of the South Side Business Mems
Association. He is Endorsed as a trust
worthy man with by Peter Van Setback
& Sons, A. c. McClurg & Co., the Hef.
ner Furniture Company and Fuller &
Fuller Co
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CHATEAU RINK NOTES.

The annual Easter ball and skate
carnival at the Chateau rink last
Thursday was q grand success, Mr..
o. studley winning first prize in the
semi-professional race, Mr.. Thomas
Branch winning first prize in the
amateur race.
Don't forget something new in store
at the Chateau rink, 1924 State street,
Saturday, April the 9th.
More than four hundred persons
visited the Chateau rink, Easter Sun
day.
Mr.. VIM. Chiffon will introduce a
new grand march on roller skates at
the Chateau rink, Saturday and Sun
day evening. II you are a skater, get
In the grand march. Music by the
First Regiment K. of P. Band.
Brother Elks meet Sister Elks face
to face at the Chateau De La Plais-
snce, Saturday, April the 9th, at their
grand benefit entertainment.
Best picture show in the city at
the Chateau rink, Saturday evening,
April the End.
One hundred couples drilled to tia
music OF the First Regiment K. OF
P. Band in the grand march last Sun
day at the Chateau rink
The Sisters Of the Western Light
Club, branch order Of the Knight Tenn
plars, will hold q grand AFFAIR at the
Chateau rink, Saturday, April the End.
All good people invited. Admission
10c.
The Leland Giants are more than
showing that they are up to form. So
far they have played three games
with the Memphis team at Memphis,
Tenn. First game wickware and
Petteway battery, Leland Giants
II, Memphis /; second game, Daugh-
erty and Petteway battery, Leland
Giants 10, Memphis 1; third game.
Hill and Petteway battery, Leland
Giants 8, Memphis 4. The Leland
Giants come home on May 18th and
play the Gunthers at Gunther Park
and open at their own park May 18th,
at 69th and Halsted streets. Andrew
(Rube) Foster, tie worlds greatest
pitcher, Is captain and manager Of
this now famous organization and will
WORK in the opening series against
the Gunthers.
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EMtsrsd ~ sSeon6-cIass Natter
49,. 70. IS0e at the Pest once at
chIOasA HIIpoIS, under Act Of March
Z Ie7A.
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Easter morning light broke the day
with a glorious brightness, bringing
peace, happiness and Joy to all.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 10 TAE PUBLIC

Mrs. Frank w. King, 36o4 State
street, is now in position to rem
der class service to all her peo-
pie, as she has secured the serv-
ice of Mr.. Frank s. Reed, licensed
embalmer and undertaken. They are
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-02

prepared to attend all calls, also to con-
duct all business. Mr.. E. M. Blackwell
is no longer in partnership.
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PHONE DOUGLAS 44s1.
Easter morning light broke the day
with a glorious brightness, bringing
peace, happiness and Joy to all.
With all it's earliness, 6 o'clock ser
vice at the Episcopal church was
well attended by earnest communi-
cants. {
Mr.. Patrick H. o'Donnel was sche-
duIed to speak at the Institutional
Church, Easter Sunday night, but oW-
ing to illness the Congregation was
disappointed. However, as Rev.
Carey said, God seemed to see at
that Rev. Jenifer should turn his
footsteps toward the Institutional
Church, he would call upon him to de-
liver the sermon Of the evening. DR..
Jenifer most ably responded. The mu-
sic was excellent and the quartette,
consisting of Mrs. Martha B. Ander-
son, Mrs. Della Ridgeway Browne,
Mr.. ]. Gray Lucas and Mr.. Frank B.
Waring; sang beautiful selection be-
for the close Of the service.
Mr.. Richard Crolley has gone to
MarianviIle, Kentucky, to attend his
church conference.
The D. Y. C. Club viii give q char
aeter party Saturday evening, April
18th, at the home Of the president
Mrs. W. Arthur Falls, 36th and Yer
non avenue.
The Oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Dunlap, who went to Tuskegee
Institute two years ago, has taken un-
to himself a wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardin win
soon reside at 1855 Wabash avenue.
Bob says he viii soon be able to
sing: Down among the old folks once
again"
Little William johnson. who resides
with his parents at DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
W. Lacey's, s640 Forest avenue, was
suddenly taken very Ill last week, but
is now improving.
The willing Workers, Kings DGagh-
tiers, met at Mrs. Wickline's Seth and
wabash avenue, Friday. April LIST.
Mrs. Ada Mckinley, leader; Miss
Constance Hancock, secretary.
Mrs. Oscar DePriest was on the sick
list for a few days, bur Is now much
better.
Mrs. william Emanuel Is soon 70
give an entertainment for the benefit
Of the Emanuel Day Nursery. It
should be well attended As this ID a
worthy cause. @As you do unto the
least Of mine. you do unto me"
Since the women are being lined
ND in the cause Of Mr.. Edward Wright
for alderman Of the second ward, his
election should Be assured.
Mrs.. Charley Han q washington
D. G., was In the city for Easter.
Initial performance q me ANA
teur Minstrel Club-the biggest post
Isntsn event of the wssk-was givsI
Monday evening. March asth, At oak
land Han, for the bensat Of ne Hom'
for kged and inhrm coiored people
one Of our most worthy institutions
NE Minstrel club is oomposed Q
ON -Home Buys. All me intelilgsa
msn. uho are capahle Of undertasinl
large aaairs ana making success.
Mr. David lawrence Is President
wnliam Carroll sscrstary; Issac Dun
Ian, treasurer: Msssrs- Q. g. Smith
y6lius n. ATsn6orph. JossDh shos
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With all it's earliness, 6 o'clock ser
vice at the Episcopal church was
well attended Dy earnest communi-
cants. {
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SOCIAL ITEMS BY MRS. MORRIS
LEWIS s745 WABASH AVE.
PHONE DOUGLAS 44e1.
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Mrs.. Charley Han o. washington,
D. c. was IN the city for Easter.
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since the women are being lined
up in the cause Of Mr.. Edward Wright
for alderman Of the second ward, his
election should Be assured.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-02

The willing Workers, Kings DEagh-
tiers, met at Mrs. wickline's Seth and
wabash avenue, Friday, April LIST.
Mrs. Ada Mckinley, leader; Miss
Constance Hancock, secretary.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-02

Mrs. Oscar DePriest was on the sick
list for a few days, bur Is now much
better,
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Mrs. william Emanuel Is soon 70
give an entertainment for the benefit
Of the Emanuel Day Nursery. It
should be well attended as this IL a
worthy cause. cas- you do unto the
least Of mine, you do unto me"
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Brother Elks meet Sister EIks face
to face at the Chateau De La Plais-
ance, Saturday, April the 9th, at their
grand benefit entertainment.
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JULIUS ? TATnOA sai'or ana Pub
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Mr.. Richard Crolley has gone to
MarianviIle, Kentucky, to attend his
church conference.
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Little William Johnson who resides
with his parents at DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
W. Lacey's, sS40 Forest avenue, was
suddenly taken very i'll last week, but
is now improving.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-02

The Sisters Of the Western Light
Club, branch order Of the Knight Tenn
plars, will hold a grand affair at the
Chateau rink, Saturday, April the End.
All good people invited. Admission
Toe.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-02

One hundred couples drilled to thu
music OF the First Regiment K. OF
P. Band in the grand march last Sum
day at the Chateau rink.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-02

Best picture show in the city at
the Chateau rink, Saturday evening,
April the End.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardin viii
soon reside at 1855 Wabash avenue.
Bob says he viii soon be able to
sing: Down among the old folks once
again"
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The D. Y. C. Club win give a char
acter party Saturday evening, April
18th, at the home Of the president
Mrs. W. Arthur Falls, Ssth and Yer
non avenue.
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Don't forget something new in store
at the Chateau rink, 1924 State street
Saturday, April the 9th.
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PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

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3TE STREET. p Whiton-st uart has sod
fs- ANY n TfIs 70. ITO East e9rh street, a
taTss st1rr and basement dwelling, On lot 1LlU
Is 8 r-s-
FIFTH svF-,lT- Henry Marks and Casper
lFTE have SOLD through 7. kstz No lac F1fth
HFenrr flur story building on lot -bXlVO
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