The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-09-11
THE THIRD WEEK OF THE LIN.
COLIN JUBILEE CELEBRATION
AT THE COLISEUM.
BY L. W. Washington.

The things specially featured this
week were as follows: Concert and
exercises Sunday afternoon, including
the addresses of the advanced guards
of the National Baptist Convention.
Sunday evening was an all star con-
cert. Labor day was big day, like
wise Tuesday night, when the Foresters
captured the exposition. Thursday
night with the Uniform Rank of
Knights of Pythians taking the prize
for the largest demonstration during
the existence of the exposition up to
the present time. In spectacular pro-
duction, Mr.. Tom Brown, the European
wonder, is the one great feature Of this
exposition. And now as we commend
the side lights Of the exposition, let us
present to you the more serious side
of this celebration. We find the COM
missioners entrenehing for the sake of
economy. One of the main features
Of the exposition has left the city and
that is the wireless telegraphy. This
exhibit is missed very much because
it was the leading exhibit of the cele-
bration. We are pleased to mention
the exhibit of the Poro College Of st.
Louis, Mo-, an institution which has
produced over 5000 women of the race
and gave them the splendid qualifea-
tion of seizing the opportunity of max
ing money and being independent. The
National Baptist Publishing Board has
splendid exhibit Of pulpit furniture,
church fixtures and church literature,
that makes this institution a eompeti-
tor with the best manufacturers in
their line of business. Mr.. Wesley
Barley, architect of Gary, Ind, may
rank with the best architects of any
race. His exhibit is to be considered
as one of the leading arts of the expo
sition. The demonstrations Of the
Baldwin Tea & Mercantile Co., blend
ers and grinders, is not understood by
the visitor as one of the most impor.
tant features Of the exposition, because
Mr.. Baldwin is the only tea testor in
this country Of Color. The National
Protective Association for Colored
Women and Girls, located in Madison,
Wis, has a nice exhibit. Madame L
Dean of Louisville, KY, is an expert
hair eulturist and demonstrates this
fact on the ground. She has a worthy
exhibit. Mr.. J. z. Allen, inventor, il
contemplating having on exhibit hi:
wonderful Allen Dirigible Airship
Harrah & Stewart Of Des Moines, Iowa
have speciality in a toilet soap, called
"Thumbo. Among the various col
lege exhibits the Lincoln school, the
Maharry Medical of Nashville, Tenn.
the Wherefore University, the How
ard University have fair exhibits. OF
course Wherefore stands in 9 elias.
by itssh as far as exhibits goes, Of
which we wiz treat next week. And
now as to the exhibition Of exhibitions
the largest display Of manufacturing
material the most systematized and
the better arranged and advertised ex
hibit Of the exhibition. The overton
Hygiene Co, with an exhibit which
takes up zox2o feet, with several bean
tifnl girls demonstrating this truth
that they can sen goods and serve tn,
Public in 6 business sense IL only giver
the opportunity TO do 90. No doubt Al
al that Mr.. ovsrtOn has given inspira
tion to more boys and girls who hav,
attended this celebration than any 9th
T exhibitor. The business system
shown here alone is worth much to tn.
race.
Miss E. h. EIlis of Pine Bluf, Ar
i kansas nov taking. several eourras =,