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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-04

TIE REASON
SO many of our home
folks buy the Municipal
Service COmpany's
PREFERRED
SHARES
is because of their faith
in the permanent pros
perity of the c0mpany's
properties. This faith is
based upon the follow
ing facts:
No. THE c0mpany's ability
and readiness to adopt and
maintain the best new equip
ment. improving its services and
holding the cost TO its patrons
down TO Il minimum.
No. PITS honest, skillful,
conservative management keep
ing It's services ample at all
times to meet the communities
needs.
No. 3-Its payment of liberal
wages, under attractive working
conditions, enabling it to enlist
and hold the cooperation of
first class wOrkmen.
No. 4-The cOmpany'S unin-
terrupted dividend record, hay-
ing never failed to pay its pre-
ferred stock dividends since its
organization in 1912.
No. 5-The steady solid
growth of the company from
small beginning in 1912 to its
present rank as one of the large
successful electric service utili-
ties in this part of the country.
. This company is now Offering
its Cumulative Preferred Shares
of Stock which can be purchas-
ed either for cash at $1,000 per
share, or on the easy savings
plan at $500 down and $500
per month per share. These
shares earn s 1-2 per cent on
par value (Sl00.00) until No
vember ], 1881. Payments on
the easy savings plan draw 6
per cent interest until the shares
are fully paid for.
Dividend checks on these
shares are mailed to share
holders on February |, May /.
August / and November i, each
year.
Any number of shares can
be purchased for cash, but only
from one to ten shares will be
sold to customers on the easy
savings plan.
Write. phone or see the In
vestment Department of the
ALEXANDRIA
LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY III
524 King Street, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-04

Kwangtung, has recalled his troops
from Foochow, where they have been
cooperating with Northern forces in
attempting TO suppress the movement
in Fukien province supporting Sun
Vat Sen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-04
MIDGET PLAYERS

The Columbia A. c. will play the
Dixie Midgets Friday night at 7:l5
p. M. as a preliminary to Alexan-.
dria High School game. In the Co
lumbia lineup will be seen: Wing
| field, Pierpoint. Cronin, Bradley,
/ Fletcher, b. and r. Scrivener.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-04
"CHECK YOUR BRAINS"

New York: Standards Of the thea
ter have become such that you must
CHECK your brains along with your
hat" to enjoy Broadway shows.
Charming Pollack, playwright de-
clared.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09
PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc cisty pokoj
pro jednoho neb diva pany,
koupelna k pouziti, zvlastni
vchod, blize dvou poulicnich
kar, vych. los. a Union. Tez
Sc pronajme garaz. Haste Sc
V elsie 9315 Benham Ave. BIZ
lie Union Ave. Gil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09
CERNA MADONA
r o NJ A N
Napsal F. J. Cecetka.

hue Je Jltka Zanoukl, aZ
Sc ulekl sam sveho hlasu.
~ PAM primasky Trebicke,
zaskuhrala z kouta stara Ha-
Ia. 1sai
Y poloseru blikaveho kaha-
nu drive Adam baby ami nepo-
strehl. Prijemne teplo Sc roz-
lilo jeho nitrem, re vedi donna
0 jeho zene, re Sc lie zachytlt.
"Kdy odesla ="
pred chvilkou, vratl Sc co
nevidet.'
"A co tam della Y noci?"
PAM Primaska stone, po-
zvala il k sobe. Predni pani V
mtste musi 81 pomahati - 20
vidala podesena Haza, co il
slina ma jazyk vynesla Nell
bill Sc il vztekly vyraz rychta-
ruv.
"kde byla vcerejsl noci?'
"Doma jak ie nebe made
mnou,' uiist' ovala Haza. "Je-
ste jsem il sama rozpletala Via
sy -"
Zalateril rychtar, ohen 81
ri svolaval ma zradne plemeno
a chodil jako V kleci pokojem,
kopal do kobercu.
Zatim Manka s Adamkcm
Sc vytratili, Haza trnula stra-
chy Y koutku.
Gas line ubihal, stu dena, lep
kava noe snesla Sc mad me-
stem Ma dlazdeni pllskal dro
boucky dest' cinciclmi okapyn
hrnula sc voda. Kazdy Zvuk
Ichytalo ucho Adamovo a
Jitka Sc neyracela.
"Takova svetce sVedc /. J.
slysel slova krejGiho. A vldel
zive ieii zhave oko, vzrusullcl
usmeV, kvpre telo :. =.
"Skrze cary me opila
Libala cd predu, skrabala cd
zadu. A na III .jsem Sc drel,
setril. Ted .isem "a poskle-
bek, zmazan Ma cti" 4 Ease
tisil rozbourene svedoml. -
"Vzdyt' sla k primasce! =
Skutek milosrdny kona ;.
Bicovan vycitkami i zarlivo-
sti hodil IA Sebe plast 4 vyra-
I'll do tiny deSte domu.
lima no venku rozrazila, -
brada mu drkotala. Pustil sc
pres rynk do ulice Boleslav-
skc X primasovum. ably mel j.
stotu, ie-li tam Jitka.
'Ncni-H tam, zabiju toula
YOU kocku, Nebude mi k han
be - Zdalo Sc mu, ze sc co
' 81 na nei iiti, ze Sc kaci vrat
ka stavba bez zakladu.
Struzkv preskakoval a bico
van destem. vsecek Sc tresouc
stanul domu Trebickych. St;
; veni jake tvrz bylo pevne zan
! ceno, okna dole okenicemi pr
] klopena Il ponebl tina. Ude
!, I'll prudce nekolikrate klepa
: diem, az sc ulici ozvalo.
! (Pokraccvani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09

PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a jed
no neb dvourodinny dunn, pek
ne obchodni misto, cihlova bu-
dova, 2 story, dvoje obydli, ma
leza Sc ma vych. 131. ul. blize
Miles Ave. misto toto hodi Sc
velmi dobre ma gasolinovou
stanici, sprayky rafu auto
mobilovych soucastek. Tez
dunn o 1O-pokojich, novy, elek
trika, plyn, dive garaze, sklep
pod celym domem, velky lot,
proda Sc X urovnani zalezito-
sti rodinnych "a $4,000. Haste
Sc Il JOS. Smekal, 5000 Finn
Ave. Tel. Garfield 1899 w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09
ZNAMENITA PRfLEzyTOST

pro delniky, kteri pomysli 81
pomoci k svemu maietku "a
nyneisi DOLBY. Mohu vam uka-
zati majetky pomerne lacine a
dobre a moderni v peknem o.
koli v Corlett. - Nam zvlaste
pekny dunn 6ti pokojich $
krhem, novy, moderne stave-
ny. Lot je 40 pfi 200 str. The
Atlas Finance Co, 5458 Brood
way. Ptejte Sc ma James Fun
far. ell
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09

PRODA Sc dunn velmi LEVINE o
5ti svetnicich koupelnou a
jine zarizeni, ulice dlazdena,
naleza sc blize los. ul. d u
Mon kary. Cena $4,000. Hla-
ste sc v els. 9502 Gibson Ave.
6-12
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z VENkOVA PRIJETY tesal

PRIME Sc vicero zen ma
|vecerni praci Cd 5ti do II no.
din, pri benci a lehkou praci
na stroilch. Haste Sc u The
Standard Tool Co., 5000 Cen
tral Ave. GIG
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chechtal, zasermoval holl. "Oh
nemoc mladych zen. Napoj
lasky trha cervene kvety / S
neizdravejslch tvari!" Pozoro-
val Kuchtu, jak jed pusobi.
"Nerozumim ii dobre ="
odpovedel tezko chapayy ry-
chtar.
"Ale slysel jsi, pane rychta-
ii, jak napoj l;sky tloveka
zridi?"
"Slysel Ma mas Sc vsak
nehodi' Nam ia ma zena il.
ne ,starosti, nezli mysliti na ma
poi lasky," obracel kuchta ma
razku zert. "Tomu jsem jiz
odrostl
"Ty snad ovsem, ia to
mlada zena hleda jinde nahra-
du," podpichoval tvrde Vorl
SEX. oci mu swiftly skodolibe.
Sousede Sc post uchovali, u
sklibah,
"Pockej" skubl sebou rych-
tar: s,vrastil tvare a chytll kreJ
ciho ia rukav. "Pockej. To-
HE mi musis trochu objasnit:
Jak to: hleda jinde nahradu a
-iakou?'
"Inu, q lasky sousedske po-
vim rad Iva PAM malo spi.
Ncera byla ma jakesi kollaci )
rytirem Trckou Il lazebniku &C.
lou noe"
Sousede vypukli Y hlahol,-
kuchta zrudl Uneven.
Lies, iehlicko" zahrmei,
tezce oddychuje, a zatrasl Vo>
riskem. Ma zena je poctive
verna, stara kyselost proti nj
4 tebc mluvi.'
"kdo veri, bude spasep. Ale
Metres mnou!" vytrhl sc mu
Vcrisek. "NeukaZuj reznika
Chtel isl pravdu, nalil isem ii
cisteho vina." A sci ku predu.
"A lax dokazes-?"
"Vrabci ma strachach . ton,
zpivaji. zc ii Ian preblha . ha-
iemstvi. Slepy zahradnik vi.
yota sazl nokdy ky6tjny. kan
nepatri"
"Nic i podohcnytyi," dn,1-
raj kncht, spovaz nrimo =
ml,z muzi 80
cohen yoda te5ka eho-
aa, Dostala te ! moe. klane
podyadl 10 "Ccrn., Nadonan
kazde nocjlo
"Sonsed6 slrsaI; iytn na2,,a,
non kapito,u," vol,l rycht,,
"a snechaiic,mi "zndnopi,
mi > E,1daho ,lnvar,
"Vzdv q vsnde' lhlo,,d;l.
ma nesinkach sklouzl, "a 90
81 ctnosti Ulldai oanra,
i, Zena nahita chlaha "a
slany
Trefil hfebik nrava ao bla
wv Rvchtar 50 necitil Nv
bv neiradaii Norisla ,nys,n,
nebo hodil do vody A ieb
odvaba ubasinal, nrod nr;sa,
nvm kIdem krn,r;bn lto,,
M, nod,obnostmi otviral oci
.Honis rodinr acer, Il sto
~ % i; hal,Iare ,,i,,n..
;, dom, i nednvadoo udal.
.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09

PRlJMOU Sc zruGni uniovi tie
saii pi'i platu S1.30 na hodinu.
Haste sc u Chas. kontenskyho
q. 1900 Lorenzo Ave. aneb ma
praci 124l9 Farringdon Ave.
6-12
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dun ma zap. Al. H., bll-
ze Storer Ave. jeden dsouro-
dlnny dun na zap. Ia. ul. bli-
ze Lorain, dale pekny maietek
IA Clark Ave. blize skoly, no.
dlci Sc pro kazdy obchod. =
Haste Sc P. Neuzil, 9715
Denison ave. Tel. Hemlock
1219 6-l2
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PRODAJl Sc kombinacni ka-
nina "Grand" 6tikolova. pax
Roll Top desk, elektricka LAM
pa, d6tsky kotarek daven-
port, vse velmi LEVINE. V. Sc
dlacek, 4816 Broadway. Go
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LACE PRO RICHLY PRODEJ

Dunn, jednorodinny o 5ti po-
kojich, elektrika, zachod u
vnitr, ulice dlazdena, naleza
sc bllze Union a vych. 1O3. uI.
Cena $4,000; hotove $1,000. -
Haste Sc Il Ant. Pfenosil v {.
10203 Kennedy Ave. Tel. Gar
field, 1926 j.. ell
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PRODA Sc sici stroj Singer
pro krejclhc, gramofon, daven-
port set, buffet, kulaty Stul,
dresser, chiffonier, pohovka.
lednice, zidle, houpaky, praci
stroj na vodu, kamna, karpe-
ty, postcle a RUNE jine veci,
vse velmi LEVINE. Haste sc Y
c. 3343 Fulton Rd. 6-l2
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PRODA Sc nabytek do ctyr
svetnic "a S178.OO. Prijd'te
Sc podivat, do 8 hod. vecer mi
mo nedele. Je to lace. Haste
Sc v els. 1894 Professor Ave.
6-1 [
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PRODA Sc iednorodinny dun
o 8 svetnic;ch koupelnou, te-
pia voda, elektrika a Une "a
rizeni. Je to velka lace. Hla-
ste Sc y els. 4S21 Wendell Ave.
6-12
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ROB NE
ON A M K Y.
HLEDA Sc:

HLEDA Sc. byt o dvou neb
trech pokoich pro starslho sa-
mctneho pana. Nechte adresu
i aGm. t. listu. 60
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkoyy OBJ
chOd grocerou IA levnou ce-
nu, je naproti skole vynasi
dobry prlJem, naJem lie levny-
$500 mesicne. Haste Sc l.
hned, adresa Sc sdeli V adm. t..
listu. 6-l5
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PRODA Sc

PRODAM dobry domov na "a
padni 48. ul. Il Clark Ave. Je
tam 6 peknych pokoju, koupel
ma, elektrika, sklep, puda, pek
nd pore, velky lot garaz. Hla
tie Sc V els. 1892 w. 48. st.
60
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LACE PRO INVESTMENT pc.
nez. krasne lotS. kazdy 10 pr
l35 str. na Wheeler Rd. We
Wheeler Allotmentu Maple
Heights, q. Musite ie videt.
Nechte vaSi adresu adm. Sve-
ta pod znackou 100. 6-15
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PRODA Sc dubovy set do j.
delny ia $4,000, davenport set
jako novy, $4,000, move matra
ce, pera, postele. dresser sifo-
ner, kocarek, kuchynske stoly
(drop leaf), Sici stroj, limo
leum, lednicky a j. Dovazime.
Haste Sc v {. Abb Clark Ave.
prot Ces. SIM Sokol. Gil
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod V els. 1898 w. 65. St,
blize Detroit Ave., kde sc trzi
tydne kol $500 dobre okoli,
zadna konkurence, naleza Sc
blize divadla, da Sc LEVINE.
Haste sc v {. 6314 Cultivate
Ave. 6-21
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VELkA LACE. Pekny dvou-
ZVLASTNI LACE. Podeite

nabidku a nuj novy dunn els.
45O2 E. l26 ST., musi byt pro-
dan tento tyden. Haste sc Y
elsie 4481 E. 1875 st. Tel.
Broadway 1868. Gil
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PRIME Sc pan IA byt, po-
koj sam pro sebe. Haste Sc V
els. SOIL Frazie st. Dolloff.
6-12
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PRlJMOU Sc. MLADiCI

ma lehkou praci dime. Haste
Sc THE STANDARD OIL
CO., CAN FACTORY, 1872 +.
33. ST. 6-13
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STARSf CESkA PAM prime
praci ia hospodni mensi ro-
dine. Haste sc Y cis. 3719
Broadway. 6-l
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NEPLATTE NAJEM, muzete-
Ii byti We SVEN. Name novy
dunn pro dive rodiny, vsechno
zvelebeni. Lot 40 pri $50 str,
ulice dlazdena. Majetek ten
to Sc naleza ma vych. 13O. ul.
a da Sc "a m1rnou cenu; cast
ka hotove a ostatni ma mesicni
lsplatky. Blizsi sdeli l.. Sanda,
1915 vych. 116. ul.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24

the same time handling hundreds of
personal matters for the people resid-
ing in the ward, has always voted right
in the city council. He is upright, in
dustrious and fearless in the perform
ance of his duty to the people of the
ward that he represents and the peo-
pie of the City Of Chicago.
1t can further be truthfully said to
the great credit Of Alderman Hogan
that at all times in the City Council
he has always stood by the colored
people and that he has always will
ingly voted for everything which was
intended to aid them in any way.
It was Alderman Hogan who Sc
cured the permits to construct the new
Mt. Carmel c. M. E. Church and the
new St. Johns "A. M. Z. Church in
Englewood, and as Alderman Hogan
who always conducts himself as a
frst-class gentleman, has always been
warm friend of the colored race, it
Is safe to predict that every co.ored
man and woman residing in his ward
will vote in favor Of his reelection
Tuesday, Feb. z.-Adv.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24

The most recent canvas of the voters
of the entire Second Ward shows that
Attorney Augustus L. Williams, can
didate for Alderman from the Second
Ward, is far in the lead of all his op-
ponents. Mr.. Williams is making his
fight for Aldermanic honors on his
record which is so outstanding in
comparison with the record Of the
other candidates that they have stop
ped fostering their own campaigns and
are attempting to break down the
record Of Mr.. Williams. All Of them
seem to have reached the conclusion
that the Race Riot fight that Mr.. VIII
liams has made, is the winning cam
paign slogan, since the people of the
We'd believe that the successful ter
u1ination Of the Race Riot fight in be-
half Of tae survivors Of the victims is
the outstanding achievement Of the
day and are anxious to reward the
man VINO did something for them.
Throughout the meetings held by
the respective candidates, you can
hear N Williams name mentioned
by The respective speakers, some say
ing that he could not do it, others ad-
hitting that he did do it, but trying
to explain to the people that they took
part in it.
Mr.. Louis B. Anderson claims in his
Record to have been in the foreground
for the race in getting for them COM
pensation out of this chaos for which
Mr. Williams brought victory. He
attempts to belittle the work Of Mr.
Williams by saying that the people
did not need to go into court.
Mr.. Williams only answer to that
is that Mr.. Anderson at the time was
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
Member OF the City Council from the Ward who will
Tuesday, February q, be reelected to it from
the 18th Ward

Hon. Scott M. Hogan, who has be-
come one of the we'll and favorably
known citizens Of Chicago and one Of
its honest and straightforward law
yers. was born in Ohio in 1879, and he
has resided in this city since 1902.
He graduated with high honors from
Manchester (Ohio) High School and
Illinois College of Law Degree
LLB.); admitted to practice in 1908
and engaged in the general practice
of law ever since. He served as a
member of the Legal Advisory Board
of the 73rd District during the World
War. He also served as Assistant
Corporation Counsel of the City of
Chicago from 1917 to 1919; was elect
ed alderman Of the old 31st ward in
1919, and reelected in 1921. He is a
member of the Chicago Bar Associa-
ton, is married, and has resided at
64l8 LOOMS boulevard for the past
twelve years.
Alderman Hogan, aside from look
ing after the physical and sanitary
conditions in his ward, honoring every
reasonable request or demand made
upon him by his many constituents, at
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
N. A. A. c. P. NOTES

DR.. Dubois addressed a representa-
tive gathering in Oak Park this week,
also students and parents at Wendell
Phillips High School.
Mr.. Walter F. White, Assistant
Secretary, N. A. "A. c. p, will be in
the city March 10th on tour Of the
middle west.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Branch last Sunday was well attended.
The address on Frederick Douglass"
by DR.. Carl @. Roberts, was most in
teresting. The Executive Secretary
made his financial report, showing the
Branch free Of debt and the budget
fund approaching completion.
DIR. "A. Wilberborce Williams was
elected Treasurer of the Branch, vice
Mr.. c. N. Langston. resigned.
The next regular monthly meeting
viii be held at the Chicago Univer-
sity of Music, 1872 South Michigan
avenue, Sunday, March 18th at b. m
The South Side division has beer
organized with 10 Captains. DR.. L. H
Holloway heads the West Side d.
vision. Mrs. Emma Bryant Lewis j.
to be Major and leader Of the Hyd.
Park division. while Mrs. Georgia De
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24

the Alderman of the Second Ward,
was lawyer and stood in position
to do more for his people than any
other man living in the city of Chi
cage by virtue of this position, to
compel the city to compensate the
survivors Of the Race Riot victims.
Believing this to be true, several of the
claimants went to him and put their
matter in his Office. One of the claim
ants for John Walter Humphrey, de-
ceased, who had secured Mr.. Williams
for his lawyer, came back to Mr.. Will
liams and said to him that by virtue of
Mr.. Anderson's connections he desired
Mr.. Williams to withdraw. Mr.. Will
liams did so and his case was turned
over to Mr.. Anderson's law firm.
Records of the city of Chicago
show that Mr.. Anderson's firm did
not file a suit for the man and that
the man was denied his rights by the
negligence Of Mr.. Anderson or some
one else of his firm.
II il did not require anything but
for US to 60 in and ask for it, why
did not Mr.. Anderson get compensa-
ton for this man?
The remaining candidates say that
Mr.. Williams did not have to do it.
If Mr.. Williams did not have to do it,
why did not some one else take it up?
There are race men in the Corpora
ton Counseps Office drawing pay
from the city, but they failed to do
anything for the brethren. Why try
to steal Mr.. Williams thunder by tell
ing you that it was an easy matter7
Dear Voter, this trickery has been
practiced before.
Mr.. Williams has laid his cards on
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24

Hon. Arthur F. Albert, who is one
of the very best young business men
holding forth in this wonderful city,
has for some years been wide awake
member of the City Council from the
old twenty-second ward, has in very
short time become one of the real lead
ers Of that body and as off-hand ora
tor, he easily ranks with the very best
orators in the City Council.
Alderman Albert is hustling men,
Der Of many Of the most important
committees Of that body and he is al
ways on hand to see to it that ali the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24

the table; he holds the four aces and
all know il. That is why the other
candidates are foaming at the mouth
throughout the Second Ward trying
to belittle him with you.
There is no question but that the
people want change in the Second
Ward. Since they want the change, it
Is up to the people to take the man
and not the machine. IF the people
would act wisely they viii take the
insinuations heaped upon the candi-
date who stands in the lead as their
choice and vote for the man who has
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
ST. MARK M. z. CHURCH
50th St. and Wabash Ave-, Rev. Johr
w. Robinson, Pastor.

Last Sunday morning the pastor
was at his best and preached a
glorious sermon to the delight of all
that heard him. His text was from
the first chapter Of Matthew and 21st
verse: Thou. shalt call his name
Jesus"
Beginning last Sunday the pastor
viii preach series Of sermons from
the five letters contained in the word
Jesus. He preached Justification"
last Sunday morning and viii preach
@EvangeIization" next Sunday.
Be present at next Sunday morning
services, the Sunday school and
lyceum.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
DANCE LARGELY ATTENDED

The dance held on Feb. 9th, under
the auspices of Of The Graduated
Nurses Association Of Chicago, was
largely attended by the members and
their friends and was success. Miss
--- Bernard, chairman of the
committee on arrangements, is due
much credit for the manner in which
the affair was handled.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24

Alderman Albert has quite a few
colored people living in his ward and
he always treats them like other hui
man beings, with fairness and consid-
Grafton and every time he runs for
alderman, they march onto victory
with him.
1t is almost useless to state that he
voted right in favor Of settling the
race riot cases and it is also useless
to state that he will be reelected to
the City Council, from the new Forty
Third Ward on Tuesday Feb. n.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
CHIPS

Miss Edna Wood. Of Cleveland. o.,
niece of Mrs. Lottie Carter and Mrs.
Jennie Johnston, 5423 S. Wabash ave-
nue., this city, will on March Is be-
come united in marriage to Mr.. Ed
ward Newsome Of that city. Miss
Wood is very artistic modiste and
she will construct her own wedding
dress and other fneries.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
IN CITY ON BUSINESS

Hon. Wm. Herbert Fields of St.
Louis, NO, made business trip to
the city during the past week to dis
cuss plans for the coming meeting Of
the national grand council to be held
in August.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
LEAVES FOR SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS

Mrs. NJ. ]. Hickman left the city the
past week for .Centralia, I'LL, her home,
after spending much time in the city
at the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Louise KiIIion, who Is somewhat i'm
proved. Mrs. Hickman Is also the
sister Of Mrs Ellen Kinney. 3l42
Calumet ave
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
Albert Useful to Public

Baptist F. Ashburn viii head up the
work on the North Side The. Branch
desires likely leader in Englewood.
The Branch Office at 1901 South
Wabash avenue, telephone Victory
74o0. is open each week day, 9 to S
p. m.
MORRIS LEWIS,
Executive Secretary.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24

Hon. Edward r. Litsinger, Hon.
Arthur C. Lueder, Judge Bernard p.
Barasa and Hon Arthur M. Willard,
are the four Republican candidates
seeking the nomination for Mayor of
Chicago at the primaries, Tuesday,
February n and It IS up to the voters
of this city TO pay their money and
take their choice.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
MANY COMMUNICATIONS RE-
CEIVED

The Office Of M II. Bailey, 1888 5.
State ST., has received many commu-
nications from people throughout the
South who are coming to the north
and west and who want to purchase
homes in the suburbs Of the city.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-02-24
MUCH BETTER

Mrs. Ella Thompson Harris, 1427
W. Tooth Place, Morgan Park, is very
much better following several weeks
of serious illness. Mrs. Harris is a
member Of Egypt Council, A. u. X.
& D. Of A.