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SLIGHT STORM HERE
Light If Any Damage Done in Anne
Arundel

Although 2.7S inches rain fell in
last nights storm Gin Baltimore, but
l.95 fell here. The storm, while
more or less severe, was not a COM
parison with the Baltimore storm in
intensity and electrical effect.
The storm did very little, il any,
damage in Anne Arundel county.
In Brooklyn aud Curtis Day it rained
hard for few minutes, but the wind
was not high and no damage was re-
ported. Several small boats were
loosened from their moorings near
Light street bridge.
At Curtis bay n party out in a
launch paid no attention to the storm.
When they arrived in Baltimore they
were much surprised to learn Of the
havoc.
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Cham b.rIainfs Collie. Cholera and
Dfarrboea Remedy Better than
Three Doctors
Three years ago We had three doctors
with our little boy and everything that they
could do seemed in vain. At last when All
hope seemed 10 be gone we began using
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholerz and Diarrhcea
Remedy and in few hours he began q I'M
prove. Today he is as healthy child A.
Parents could wish for.-1IRs. b. j. JoHS-
JOS, Linton, Miss. For sale By Feldmeysr
7ros' Drug Store
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IL IL undlgestcd food that causes
sourness and painful indigestion. Ko-
dol For Indigestion should be used for
relief. Kodol IL a solution Of vegetable
acids. IL digests what you eat, y
cofrccts the deficiencies Of digestion.
Kodol conforms 10 the National Put
Food and Drug Law. Sold here by
FeldmcyeT Broe~ Druggists,
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To improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion try few doses Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr.. J.
II. seitz Of Detroit Mich, says "They re.
stored INV appetite when impaired, relieved
me Of bloated feeling and caused pleas
ant and satisfactory movement Of the bow
ella Price, 25 cents. Samples free at Field
meyer Bros. Drug Store.
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Cured.

A lady customer Of ours had suffered
with letter for two or three years. IL got so
bad on her hands that she could not attend
to her household duties. One box Of Cham
berlain's Salve cured her. Chamberlain's
medicines give splendid satisfaction in this
community.-M. II. RODNEY & Co., Al
mond, Ala. Chamberlain's medicines are
for sale by FeIdmeyer Bros. Drug Store.
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Mothers who give thcIr children
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in,
sariably indorse il. Children like {
because the taste Is pleasant. Con
tains Honey and Tar. Conforms TO the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold bY Fcldmeyer Bros. Druggists.
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All the Guilds and societies OF ST.
Anne's Church will hold a big bazar
la the early autumn. Proceeds for the
church organ. The ladies Of tho va
rlous guilds and societies OF the par
ish viii work this summer for the
coming Dazar.
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acmedy for Diarrhoea Never Known
to Fail.

| want TO saw few words for Chamber
Iain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
have used this preparation in my family
for the past five years and have recommended
it to a number Of people in York county and
have never known it to fail 10 effect cure
in any instance. feel that can not say too
much for the best remedy Of the kind IN the
worlds. JENnsoS, Spring Grove, York
County, Pa. This remedy is for sale BY
FeIdmeyer Bros. Drug Store.
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MARRIED.

BROOKS -WILSON-On the evening
of July 10, 1907 at o'clock AZ the
Teclory OF st. Anne's Protestant
Episcopal church by the Rev Joseph
p. McComas rector, Miss HILDA
V. WILSON, daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Wilson, and Mr.. CHARLES
w. BROOKS, all Of this city.
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Young Man III

Alton A. Arnold, son Of County
Treasurer Alton X. Arnoldd, is ex-
tremely III at his fathers residence
At Revell. this county. II is thought
that Re has been attacked by typhoid
fever. and fhe services Of specialist
and OF trained nurse have been Sc
cured. The young man graduated at
-. johns College this year and Is
highly regarded by his friends In
Annapolis aud throughout the county.
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Buf Chamberiain's Collie, ChOlers
and Diarrhoca Remedy Cured
Him.

II IL with pleasure that ] give you this
unsolicited testimonial. About year ago
when ! had severe case Of measles ! got
caught out in a hard rain and the measles
settled In my stomach and bowels, ! had
an awful time and had IL not been Tor the
use Of Chamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and ID.
arrhoea Remedy could not have possibly
lived bnt few hours longer, bat thanks 70
this remedy ! aui now strong aud well, l
have written the above through simple graft.
tude and shall always speak good word
for this remedy.--sAN II. GwIN, Concord,
Ga. For saIe ~ Feldmeyer Bros. Drug
Store.
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PERSONAL MENTION

lPersons who have friends as guests and
desire the publication OF the same will please
end their names TO this office.-EDrTOR.I
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HAY-Are daily expecting
several cars Of Choice Timothy
Hay from the West. Orders
taken for delivery from the cars
will be sold at a less price than
from Warehouse.
10 Il r. \. MAGRUDER * co.
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NOTICE.

Thia n % notify holders Of policies n either
THk UNION FIhE INSURANCE CON-
rANf, or the GfHAhD FIak AND MAI
iNE INhuftAACE COMPANY, Of PhiIadel
phlns fonnAyiyania. that Clarence ~ TIek~
Ing n no longer ia the employ a. agent FOR
these companies and that X. q. ELLIOTT.
henl Estate Agent, once IN the Arundel
building, IN this city, has been Appointed 10
represent and look after the Interest 0f these
companies Ia Annapolis and Anne ArundeI
County.
ALBERT q HANCOCK.
stjA General Agent
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All persons oWtuE Usxcs Cor r1e FeEr .tls
are hereby notified that sald raxes arc ll
arrears. and are rel laestesl - pas sac stFne
on 0r before the fSf aay 0e AaEuss. MA1.
their property viii ne stdverEfsesA
tHA~ il ttt $50. a 81 ~.
iyl1 Collector ana Treasurer eoE Ie.l.
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House and Lot For Sale

81 authority 81 the cvner. & osfea or ksle
the 4 IWO-~TOBf FttNMn NgENNasE. tar.
Charles and Cathedral street
For fall parfieuiars. applE 30
ELMER E p&ENI I,esslN
ar ag Prince feaxee ast.
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AT rFrsspns owtm~ tINE4 atsF EMe NrIr sH
are harchv uutlneti kant sllsf el11s4fE .H sE-
rears. aud are requested 80 pas t.ie .Elfsa as
or before th1 ilth iaN - AlGnsl. EaF
WEN~stN e,. osfEN
fyIf t'offecfor ant fre slslireF.
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FOR RENT

SMALL USFUHSlsEu uss sL.Alsaf
beautifully situaEed on 1auth atver Nteez
summer camp 1ectSloatt lse ga 1eFe
Included For paEtlsuiars annlF -
m31 1tf p. d. ENNttNN e.
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The Executive Committee of the
Afro-Amercan Council was held last
week in the headquarters of the A.
NJ, NJ. C.. I4th and Q streets, n. w.
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Bishop Walters was in the chair, and
Rev. S. L. Corrothers acted as sec
retary. The committee organized by
the election of Rev. Corrothers as
chairman, and Prof Kelly Miller, sec
retary. An informal discussion was
entered into as to- the position the
Council should take in the Browns
vile matter.
Editor Fortune did not favor ag-
gressiye measures. Bishop Walters
and Bishop Gaines agreed with Edi-
tor Fortune. w. Calvin Chase ia
vored aggressive measures and an un-
qualified endorsement of Senator For
aker.
On motion of Mr.. Chase it was
unanimously agreed to indorse the
stand of Senator Foraker and COM
mittee on address consisting of Edi-
tors Chase, Fortune and Gordon was
appointed. A public meeting was held
in Galbraith Church on Thursday,
January TO- Editor Fortune was the
speaker. Attorney Wet
more, Rev. Gordon and Rev. Corro-
theirs spoke. All the speeches were
good.
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and Historical Association under the
presidency of Miss Marie Madra will
be more than interesting. Miss Ma
dra has made the greatest history for
attendance to the Bethel Literary OF
all her predecessors. Attorney Greg
ory comes next.
Mr.. H. J. Pinkett, the secretary, is
the best that has ever acted at the
literary. He is accurate and concise
and untiring in his efforts to support
the president. No administration of
this popular society has ever had such
audiences as the present.
Those who have addressed the liter
airy have been men of learning and
influence. Some of the best scholars
IN the world have been before this
well-known forum. Next Tuesday
evening the program will be interest
ing. The public should not fail to
encourage Miss Madra, the lady who
has made the literary so popular.
Rev. Oscar ]. w. Scott, the pastor
of the Metropolitan Church, also de-
serves credit for his efforts in making
the literary power in his church.
Rev. Scott is liberal. He is fair
man and believes in progress. He
belongs to the new and progressive
school of ministers who is bound to
succeed.
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Reception To DR.. TAYLOR

REFORMERS' CHIEF HONORED.
The Rev. DR.. w. L. Taylor, presi-
dent of the True Reformers' Bank.
speaks at Howard University, the
Baptist Ministers Alliance, and in
stalls 1000 officers of the 70 subor-
dinate lodges of Washington, D. c..
Sunday morning Revs. DR.. Taylor and
]. T. Carpenter of Richmond, Va,
and Philadelphia, Pa, visited the
Third Baptist Church, of which Rev.
Jas. H. Lee, DID,, is pastor. They
were usheEed to the pulpit and pleas
antly greeted by Rev. Lee. At two
o'clock P. NJ. Revs. Taylor and Car
penter and Mrs. Rosa Thompson, of
Philadelphia, Pa, were the central
figures in union meeting of the
Rosebuds, or children's department,
which was largely attended. Mon
day at noon Rev. Taylor accompanied
by Chief Griffin visited Howard Uni
versity, where they were warmly re-
ceiyed by the president, Dr.. Thir-
kield. Rev. Taylor was introduced to
the students by the president in we'll
chosen words, expressingg his pleas
ure at having him present to say a
word representing an institution that
he had known of for years. Rev.
Taylor in discussing the real worth
of the True Reformers, showed Hat
500 men and women find en-, -nent
in the order each day and tn bank
had handled in cash since 1880 more
than $I5,ooo,ooo.
At o'clock Monday Revs. Taylor
and Carpenter were taken to the ard
Baptist Church, where the Baptist
Alliance was in session. They were
invited to speak. The invitation was
accepted by Rev. Taylor, who spoke
80 minutes. He discussed the ordeal
through which the race is passing.
His plan was for unity among mem
bers of the race along all lines. He
closed by saying our only hope for
the future is our faith in God and
union among ourselves. Cold type
will not convey to our readers the
impression made on the ministers as
shown by the enthusiasm with which
his speech was received. Monday
night closed one of the best meet
ings the True Reformers ever held in
Washington. The report of Wash
ington Division was read. Money
handled by Chief Griffin since Sep
tember 3 to January II, 4 months,
$II, ,24I.58. Undertakers Jas. H.Wins-
low and David L. Stewart had their
carriages at the disposal of Rev. w.
L. Taylor, DID, and his party. Meet
ing closed with a reception rendered
the guest President Taylor said that
he considered Chief Griffin one of
meetings as he had witnessed only
proves his worth.
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REV. TAYLOR'S SUCCESS.

KEW. lA1LORS SUCCESS.
The Trinity Baptist Church under
the pastorate. of Rev. J.Anderson Tay-
lor is progressing nicely. 1t will be-
gin to build The church is now thor
oughly organized and every depart
ment is in working order. A mass
meeting will be held in a few weeks
which will demonstrate the esteem in
which Rev. Taylor is held by the peo-
pie
ITEMS ON THE WING.
Owing to business pressure we are
unable to have much for our column
this week.
The NJ. w. Eureka CIR. Lodge of
F. A. A. A. Y. Masons (Compack).
oldest negro Masonic body in the
U. S. of N. A, at its communication
held on the 18th, endorsed our dear
brother, Ill. w. c. Chart, 33d degree,
as our legal attorney for the Com
packs of the D. c.
Also The Bee be our legal and of
fetal organ. The Compack Masons
are the only legitimate Masons of
colored men in the u. S.
Ill. Bro. Jos. Duckett, sgd degree,
is sick at the Garfield Hospital.
Next week we will have some news.
Read The Bee, the greatest Negro
Paper published. 1t is not afraid to
talk.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
MASONIC NOTES.

MASONIC NOI rs.
The United Supreme Council A.
A. 5. Rite of 33d degree Masons for
the Southern and Western Masonic
Jurisdictions, United States of Amer
ica, will meet in the 39th annual ses-
sion in July, 1908, at Staunton, Va.
The Supreme Grand Court of
Daughters of Sphinx of North and
South America will meet in July,
1908, at Staunton, Va.
Keystone Lodge No. 10, A. L. A.
Masons of Chicago, ILL.,, held their
election and installed their officers
last week. asMa
The Grand Commandery of Knight
TemplarS of the State of Illinois will
meet in Annual Session next week in
Chimingo, Ill.
Mr.. {. R. France, 80, grand master
of Masons of the State of PennsyIva-
MIA, has been sick for some time at
his home in Pittsburg, Pa.
Palestine Temple of the Mystic
Shrine and St. Johns Consistory of
the A. A. S. Rite was organized in
New York City on December 2I, by
Sir John G. Jones, 80, of Chimingo,
I'll.
Bro. William T. Grant of No. 1904
Valence street, New Orleans, La, is
grand master of the St. Andrews
Grand Lodge of A. L. A. M. of the
State of Louisiana. This grand lodge
has over 300 members and is the only
regular and legal colored grand lodge
of Masons in the State of ouisiana.
Brother Grant is a Jealous, learned
and distinguished Mason.
The Grand Lodge of A. F. A. Ma
sons of the State of Florida will meet
at Jacksonville, Florida on January
rs, 1907. That is the only regular
and legal colored grand lodges of
Masons in the State of Florida. Bro.
E. z. Franklin of 625 Carlolin street,
Jacksonville, Florida is grand secre-
tary. Brother E. A. Bryant is the
grand master.
The grand chapter of Royal Arch
Masons of the State of Illinois met
last week in the City of Chimingo
III. Ten chapters of Royal Arch Ma
sons were represented. The follow
ing grand officers were elected: John
G. Jones, NJ. E. Grand High Priest
S. H. Prather, Deputy Grand High
Priest; F. A. Campbell, Grand King
A. A. Hodges, Grand Scribe; Oscar
Campbell, Grand Treasurer; z. A.
Harper, Grand Secretary; William
Lear, Grand Royal Arch Captain; l.
B. Jones, Grand Master of ISt veil;
Charles Morrison, Grand Master oi
the I'd veil; Samuel Clay, Grand
Master of the 3rd veil; John L.Nance
Grand Sentinel.
Grand Encampment of ColoreC
Knight Templars of the United State:
will meet in Buffalo, New York, July
II, 1907.
William Gray of Chimingo, ILL.,, anC
John A. Bell, of Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, have been expelled for unma
sonic conduct from all and every
branch of the Masonic order.
A Masonic conference has just beer
held in Chiminga and delegates wer,
present from Michigan, Ohio, Hi
noiS, Arkansas, Indian Territory, Ar
iona, Colorado. The result of th
conference will be published mex
week.
The Imperial Grand Council of tn
Mystic Shrine of North and Soutl
America will meet in the next annua
session at Staunton, Va, in Tuly
1903.
THE AFRO-AMERICAN COUN
GIL.
The Executive Committee of tn
Afro-Amercan Council was held la!
week in the headquarters of the
= NJ. NJ. c.. I4th and Q streets, n. v
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
COSMOPOLITAN CHURCH
ELECTED TRUSTEES.

At a regular church meeting De-
cember 27, 1906, of the Cosmopolitan
Temple Baptist Church, o street, N.
w, between 9TH and 9th streets, Rev.
Simon P. w. Drew, ID, Ph.D., pas
tor, the following trustees were elect
ed for the ensuing year: w. H. Stro-
ther, Robert T. Moten, John Nelson,
Warren, and Randolph Cotrell.
Church treasurer, Robert H. Rob
erts.
Rev Dr. Drew will preach a series
of evangelistic sermons commencing
Sunday, January 20, at II A. NJ,
subject, "Be sure your sins will find
you out" At 8 P. NJ, TOO many
people for God" Sunday, January
27, at II A. NJ, "Wheel within a
wheel" At s P. NJ, "The stone shall
cry out, the wall and the beam of the
! Tember shall answer the stone"
ABHORRENCE OF PROFANITY.
He was a man of exemplary habits
and had an especial adherence of pro-
family. He did everything in his pow.
u q
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er to urge young boys to abstain from
it, and even offered prizes to the news
boys of the city who would promise
not to swear. About the time of his
trial The Post offered a prize of SIS
for the best poem on the subject of
profanity, which was won by DIR. Maui
rice Francis Egan, of the Catholic Uni
versity. Although the name of the do
nor was not published, it was an open
secret that the money had been given
by Samuel Croft
Mr.. Croft was for years a member Of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. He
was member of B. B. French Lodge,
F. a. A. NJ, and of Hancock Command,
No. I, y. Y. u. He leaves a widow
and one son, John NJ Croft, who is
married and lives at the family home.
RESENTED BROTHERS SILENCE
II is said the Croft brothers did not
associate with each other in the prison.
Samuel Croft, it is asserted, bitterly
resented the action of his brother in
maintaining silence, when, if he had
spoken, it might have resulted in the
complete vindication of the former.
Leaving Moundsville at the same time,
as they emerged from the prison doors
they did not say as much as goodbye
to each other. One came to his home
in Washington. The other went to
Thousand Islands to recuperate his
health.
Samuel Groff's friends planned for
his. homecoming for, months, and were
shocked when they saw, on his arrival
in the city September 10 last, that he
was already stricken with death. From
that date until he died he never left
his bedroom.
Mr.. Croft was born in Lancaster
Pa, April 3, I847 In his boyhood he
was employed first in a wooden mill
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19

cal anu pay "a :
-o,sv order. The management will
~, annoy subscribers with collectors.
address. B.L. c. Subscription Depart
-.r+ Of The Washington Bee, 1909 Eye
shsst N. w.
Mr. Emmett J. Scott of Tuskegee
was in the city Wednesday enroute
for New York.
Mrs. josephine Young has issued
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter Mollie to Mr.. Charles E.
Thomas. Wednesday evening. Janu-
ary r. at 8 o'clock, 1913 Eighteenth
street n. w. At home Sunday, jan
nary p, from @ to 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark enter
sained a party of 40 guests at their
home. I432 Pierce Place, N. w, last
week The gaily lighted room, the
fascinating music, the fashionable
dressed ladies', the well-dressed young
men and the palatable luxuries of the
dining hall made the occasion most
delightful.
Attorney J.. Douglass Wetmore of
New York was in the city last week.
the guest of Attorney James A. Cobb.
Editor T. Thomas Fortune of the
New York was in the city last week,
the guest of Justice R. H. Terrell.
Dr. Johnson of the Christian Re-
corder Of Philadelphia, Pa, was one
Of the distinguished visitors at the
Capital last week.
Bishops Grant of Georgia and Wal
tiers Of New Jersey attended the meet
ing Of the Afro-American Council
last week.
Register w. T. Vernon entertained
at dinner in Gray's up-to-date cafe
last Thursday Editors T. Thomas
Fortune of the New York Age, DR..
Johnson of the Christian Recorder,
Philadelphia, Pa, Justice Robert H.
Terrell and Mr.. w. Calvin Chase.
It was a sumptuous repast.
Mr. H. J. Dodd, who spent Christ
mas in Georgetown, S. c., was the
guest OF Mr.. R. B. Anderson during
his visit.
Among the guests at a dinner given
by Mrs. H. Duckery at her residence,
1881 Thompson street, Philadelphia,
was Mr. Edward Washington of the
District Of Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Steward of this
city were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher of Baltimore, Md, Jaauary
nh.
Miss D. Hicks had a very pleasant
time in Philadelphia while visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. {. H. Aston of Florida, came
10 Washington on business; from here
he will go to visit his parents in
North Carolina.
Mr.. Thos. Adams was visiting
friends in MARYLAND last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant have re.
turned to the city after a pleasant
WISH to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Davis, at their home in Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Brown
nave returned to Tarrytown after /;
Pleasant visit here among relative:
and friends.
Mrs. w. F. Young, who has beer
visiting in Washington for some time
"'s returned to Littleton, N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. George Myers, o
cleveland, Ohio, gave a birthday par
y Oh January I, in honor of their sor
Mr.. Herbert D. Myers.
Mrs Clara Mitchell has returne
W .ae city from a visit to her parent
III Richmond, Va.
y reception was given in honor @
.u'. Caarles Mooney and his brid,
nee Miss Sarah Lindsay, by the aur
VI .ae groom, Mrs. Mary Matthew
"eT residence. 1921 Brunt stree
Baltimore, Md.
MIS- Geo. w. Williams, who as tt
guest Of her brother, Mr.. c. w. Hav
Nns' OF Philadelphia, during the r,
l|' holidays, extended her visit
'@'I'eS and friends in New YoI
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and New Jersey.
Mr.. Jas. Brown, student at How
ard, was called to Charleston, w. Va,
by the death of his sister.
On January 3, Mr.. T. T. Fortune,
editor of the Age, was the guest of
honor at a reception in Newark, given
by the Union League Club.
Mr.. Augustus Richardson has re-
turned from Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Eliza Gregory entertained on
January 4 at her home in Baltimore
in honor of Miss Hattie cambridge
of this city and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heath of Jersey City.
Mr.. Charles Randolph of this city
went to Harrisburg, Pa, to visit his
parents last week.
Dr.. A. H. Stephens, of the Pension
Office, is very i'll at Anacostia, D. c.
Miss Ethel Hall spent Sunday in
Baltimore with friends.
Miss Alice Pinyon, teacher of
the Manual Training School, who has
been dangerously i'll, is now conval-
escent.
DR.. w. H. Brooks was able to fill
his pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Nation addressed the
Presbyterian Endeavor Society Sun
day. January I3. She was indeed in
teresting.
Prof. Ferris, who is visiting our
city, has been touring the Southern
States in the interest of our people.
IS soon to leave for New York and
Boston.
We are glad to learn that Miss
Marion T. Scott, after attending many
of the gayeties during the Christmas
holidays with her friend, Miss Flor
ence Marsh, is in readiness to repeat
the same.
Miss Mary Booker of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, has the
sympathy of her many friends for the
sad bereavement which has befallen
her family.
Miss Maud Fleming, of the Nor
NAL School, is able to assume her du-
ties again.
Mr.. Benjamin Proctor is very i'll
at his home, 81 o street, N. w.
Miss Marion Scott's chief enjoy
ment is giving pleasure to others.
She hopes to have with her in a few
weeks a very dear friend of West
Medford, Mass We, cher friends, -
shall be glad to help make it pleasant
for Miss L. w. of Massachusetts.
Miss Hattie z. Kicks of SIG Spruce
street, shall soon depart for Georgia
with some friends.
DR.. E. D. Scott, 9o3 9th street, n
L, left the city last Thursday, 10th,
for Atlantic City, N. J., to take the
much needed rest his physicians ad-
vised. He has not been we'll for some
time. We hope he will return much
benefited. He is stopping at Virginia
Cottage, 1923 Arctic avenue, and will
remain away several weeks.
DR.. Manly Taylor of Howard Uni
versity is making quite a record for
himself at Columbus, Ga.
A large and appreciative audience
listened to the timely address of Jas
A. Davis at Second Baptist Lyceun
Sunday evening, January I3, subject
Strength in Unity"
Rev. Taylor of Richmond, Va.
passed through the city. While here
reception was given him at True
ReformerS Hall.
Mrs Willie Moore, wife of Prof
Geo. w. Moore is very i'll at her home
No. 10 Patterson street, N. z.
Miss Mary Patterson was marrie'
Ilast Tuesday night to Mr.. Burgess a
the residence of her parents, 4e De
frees street. Her friends offer then
congratulations.