The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1919-12-27

ored chureh IN the city.
National Colored 1872 BaIke-Line
Billiard Championship at st. Mark s
Hall, December 18th to eth.
Shadow Dance of Prof. Chas. II. An
derson at Palace Casino.
Owl Lghtweights vs.. Dunbar P. C.
C., Armory, Onnge, n. J.
Vaadal A. C. of Atlantic City, VS..
st. Christopher A. C., basketball, Man
haitian Casino, afternoon.
Baronet Bees vs.. Alpha P. c. c.,
basketball, Manhattan Casino, even
ing.
CanatiOn Pleasure Circle, reception,
Harlem Casino.
Imperial A. C. vs.. Titan A. o.,
basketball, Orange, y. J. ..
Heela Social Club, reception, Bryant
Hall.
Teeo Girls in Playland Spectacle,
Grand Central Palace, afternoon and
evening.
Bramhal Theatre Players in "Jus-
tiee," afternoon and evening.
As an outcome of the dispute be-
tween William H. Tucker of 2IO W.
133rd street and the editors of the
"Observer" Tucker was arrested and
charged with the larceny early this
week of thirty dollars alleged to be
the property of the Observer Publish
ing Co. Of Baltimore, Nd. Cinnattue
Major of 145 W. 13sth street made
the specific complaint Tucker plead
cd not guilty and was held for a hear
ing in five hundred dollars bail. Mr..
Tucker who was formerly New York
manager Of the "Observer" resigned
some time ago because of a difference
Of opinion between him and the pub
fishers over the policy of the publiea-
ton. He wrote several newspapers
letters which appeared in print stating
clearly his position in the matter. The
Observer people contend that Mr..
Tucker received a check for thirty |
dollars for advertising matter intended
for them which check it is alleged |
they never received from the de-
PENDANT.
The annual Christmas Collation. and |
Reception of the 18th N. Y. Infantry,
took place Monday, December %, at
the amory. The entire regiment !
turned out. Col. Scheifelin, 1t. Col.
Fillmore, and, q. few prominent civ
ilians delivered the usual after dinner
speeches.
The play at the Lafayette Theatre
for the week commencing December
Is was the popular "POllyanna." 1t
is a highly interesting story though its
leading characters are q trihe improb-
able in actual life. Evelyn Ellis and
Clarence Muse were the best Of the
cast.
Kid Marshall, who was one of the
states star witnesses in the Becker
trial and who is now serving time at
the Municipal Farm, was brought to
town as a prisoner last week to APP
pear as witness in the case Of the
People vs.. Daniel MeGrath, County
Court.
Hubert II. Harrison, the famous
Socialist orator, was the speaker Sun
day, December p, at the Educational
Forum. His subject was: "True Re-
ligion and the Scientific Life Of the I
Church"
The Leach Club gave at their club
house, 121 W. 13lst street, on Friday,
December 18th, a well attended rag-a-
muffin dance. The proceeds Of the en-
tertainment were devoted to the build
ing fund
The Seventh Day Adventist Church,
Reverend J. K. Humphrey, pastor, has,
it is reported, purchased the building
Of st. Andrews P. E. Church at 127th
street and Fifth avenue. This build
ing is situated in the most select see
ton of the Harlem residential district.
The purchase came as a surprise, as
l27th street is a little too far down
for a Negro congregation, and besides,
the Seventh Day Adventist Church has
1t present one Of the finest church
structures in the heart Of the Negro
section.
Miss Mary MOrOal, 20, who gave her
address as IL West 18th street, was
aeld Friday, December 18th, in the
West Side Court TO answer to a charge
If malicious mischief. The complain
mt was Miss Mary Buckley Of S12
Vest forth street The Moroal girl
While employed by Miss Buckley in
Il Of rage destroyed an antique vase
aimed at over I've hundred dollars, BY
hrowing It violently to the floor.
The big meeting At the Y. n C. A.
'undsy afternoon, December 21st, was
addressed by Mr.. A o. Malmberg, or
Anizer for the Anti-salOOn League