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You Will Obtain Help Through The Washington
Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left al any of the following branch
Offices, and viii be promptly for
WnFted 10 the main officer
GOLDENBERG Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY Cor. 9TH st.. y. !. ave,
and Z ST. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY, 7th and l. sis NV
DOM * SANF0RDS PHARMACY, Cor n. Y.
ave. and North Capitol st. nw.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY l21 y. j. ave. NV
s. KAHN. SONS & CO, Information Bureau
CHAS J, FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol SITS.
F. L. WELLER's PHARMACY. 1884 II 81. nw.
ATKINSON $ PHARMACY. llth and q sta. nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, Sd and q SIS.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and sJs NV.
CA8fpBELL'S PHARMACY, 18th and PARK sts NV.
KENEsAW PHARMACY. Mt. Pleasant and nv
ing SITS nW.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE, lith and SITS. NV.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY 9th aud L SIS. Nv.
KENER S PHARMACY, 9th and sts- NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM % and SITS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERW0OD'S. corner Prince and Royal SIS.
NEW YORK.
Ia COSTE & MAXWELL Nassau Beekman Bldg
CHICAGO
La COsTE & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. 5. WALLACE, Cor. Atlantic and \. c. aFes.
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Italy Barred from Race.

New York, April 2S.-In a letter from
Prince Roland Bonaparte. president of
the International Aeronautie AssOcia-
sion. which has charge Of the races for
the international Balloon Cup. received
last night by the Aero Club OF Amer
lea final refusal was given to permit
the entries of Italy in the International
Cup contest
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMus -
hair bTthmaTks, moles &c, by elsctEle needle;
guaranteed permanent and painless; sCaTsi sbso-
late privacy references from physicians and former
patieutsi apparently hopeless cases solicited consul
tRtOn free; electricity is the only permanent cure
for superduous hair. BOX II. Herald office. or
phone n. 2S32 mhIf-a
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN BUSINESS AtEN On IN
doTsed notes $50 to Sl00; also second trust loans
quickly made d. c improved real estate. in sums OF
500 and upward. QUICK LOANS, Herald office.
ap2s4t
MONEY To LOAN or APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at "a. and 5 per cent interest; special
privileges with respect 20 prior payments, TYLER
* RUTHERFORD uncl 1891 !. ST. NV ocs-u
MONEY TO LoAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones at lowest rates Of IL
terest All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. WM. ID. SAUNDERS
& Co. liU g. NV 0c5-u
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
AZ per cent TO per cent on u. e. real estate.
Every consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 9ee2 COZ q Street NV
mhI3-u
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

SINGING CANARIEs. PARROTS, DOGS. CATS.
rabbits. guinea pigs. white mice. and rats fancy
poultry pigeons, gold fishes; ms speciality Is chiropo
dy for birds feet. SCHAIID. BIRD STORE. 7l2 l2th
81. NV ap9u
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LEGAL NOTICES.
). LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney.
Filed April 5, 1877.

fleu AKFli >, lsJt.
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding Special Term as q District
Court Of the United states fer the District Of Co
lumbia, Ia the matter Of the paymen; OF damages
resulting 20 adjacent property from changes IN the
grades at streets avenues. and alleys authorized
by the act Of Congress approved February Is 1903
relating 10 the construction Of a Union Railroad sta
ton IN the District OF Columbia. District Court
Nc. 63L-NOtice Is herehF given that We. the under
signed. having teen designated and appointed by the
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia holding
a special term a United States District Court for
,he District OF Columbia, as a commission 10 ap-
praise the damages resulting 20 adjacent property
iEun changes m tie grades CT streets. Avenues and
alleys authorized by the act Of Congress approved
February g. 1888 relating to the construction OF
Union Railroad Station IN The District Of Columbia.
VII met az 1890 q. n, CT the Urn DAY or
NAY, A. u. 1877 at the United States Court House
ttity Hall, in the District Of Columbia IN a room
20 be assigned us by the United States marshal Tor
said District Tor the purpose Of viewing the prop
cIty affected by the changes CT the grades OF the
following streets. avenues. and alleys in said
District and hearing testimony touching the damages
resulting 20 real property from said changes Of
ggade IN ace0-dence with the terms and provisions
Of the act OF Congress approved April p, IsOs. en-
Titled An act 20 provide for payment Of damages
on account Of changes Of grade due 10 construction
Of the Union Station. District Of Columbia to wit;
Third street northeast between n street and Flor
ida avenue; street northeast, between Third street
and Florida aFcHue North Capitol street, between
h ana q streets; bingham place. Mccullough street,
aud the alleys square numbered SIX hundred and
iWentyeigAt t61l; + street northwest, between
North Capitol street and New Jersey avenue and
Delaware avenue northeast between and ID streets.
Owners Of real property damaged By the change CT
the grade Of any Of said Streets avenues, or alleys
viii hle a petition with u.s. IN this cause. signed
and sRoUl TO- ter an allowance Of damages within
SIXTY t61l days after the said 18th day Of May A. d.
1857 The aforesaid act Of Congress. approved ApTil
- 1904, provides that upon the failure OF any ach
owner % thus present bis claim for damages within
SAIL period, bis risht 20 do shah cease and de-
termine. CHARLES 4, BAKER, GEORGE w.
MOSS and GEORGE SPRANSY Commission to
appraise damages A true cupy-Test. tSeal) J. R.
YOUNG. Clerk BF I. E. CUNNINGHAM Assist
ant CLERK. sp539t. exS
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

A CAR LOAD OF GOOD DkAUGHT AND DRiY-
ing horses just arrived from Lancaster Co., Pa.
Hyman's Stables, SO3 9Th \. w.
an3Su
FOR SALE-59 VEHICLES or ALL KINDS.
such iandaUs, yictoras, Surveys, runabouts pony
traps and carts and delivery wagons; 4 sets Of
double harness and sets Of single harness; also 6
d ST. nv. apg7-3t
% VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE; 100 to / 400
pounds; also a few cheap horses. FRED JOHN
son & BRO, IA + st. Sc. fe2l-tf
10 MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice 80 sets Of harness and 100 vehicles; new
and second hand buy DoW and save money COGS-
WELLS. 2l9 18th ST. NV. felSu
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED COLORED JANITOR WITH WIFE,
SO; pTesser bakers helper. dishman. waiter. paf-
Ter. white second butler fo0tman, SIS; cooks and
chamboImaids; 10 Mattresses for Wheeling. W. Va,
SIS; fares EuREkA lGl n Y. ave.
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
for the post-0tfce Department 10 be held May l
and May p. We make a specially Of preparing for
these places CAPITAL COM COLLEGE. $500 o
ST. NV apl8-d
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned al our school in 81 70 30 days, Positions
guaranteed. Pltman Graham. Gregg Barnes. ana
syllable systems. Individual instruction. SIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. S5-3s Colorado building
OC7-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE REPAIRING. UPHOLsTERiNG
gasoline on stores. refrigerator. EDd ice boxes re-
paired. HOWARD's. lzB Il 1t. ne. 'Phons Z. lfs9
apJlsglf
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more shan the company issuing thems must
be seven years old; no industrial policies. TIE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, so q 81 nv
Ia3-f
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LOAN COMPANIES.

Reliance Loan and Trust
Co. 6i9 Z st. nv. Furniture
Loans. Fair treatment. A
square deal.
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SMITHS SUCCESSOR CHOSEN.

Republicans Elect GerrH }. Die
kemh TO FIJI Vacancy in House.
Grand Rapids. April 2s-Gerrn J. Die
kema, Republican, OF Holland, was elected
to Congress yesterday over George T.
Hummer, Democrat, OF this city, to All
the vacancy In the Fifth district caused
by the resignation Of William Alden
Smith. recently chosen as United States
Gauafpr
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ROOMS WANTED.

LIST YOUR ROOMS WITH Us; 10 COSlAns-
sion unless We secure tenants for you; many de-
ESTATE AND LOAN Co. Room Q 1927 II ST. nv.
Phone n l05. anlsg9t
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JEWELRY REPAIRED.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED; JEW
elry remodeled; best work lowest prices. LUCIE'S,
1851 st. IN, apI6s9t
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COLLECTORS.

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS,
estate and damage CLAIMS; no charge unless sue
oesstul. FULLER AGENCY. 1T i2tA ST. Nv.
mh3-tf
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UPHOLSTERlNG,


UPHOLSTERING. DRAPING, RECOVERING
polishing. repairing. II desired woFk done az your
home; staining ana polishing Of hardwood; nne Judge
OF antiques; reliable. L. FOSTER, s5l G 81, *
MIST
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS N. J. BOYD, EXPERT MARCEL W4VER
and hairdresser. shampo0ings manicuTing. chirop-
ody. facial aud scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main 855. gll q
st. NV. fe2l-U
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STORAGE

75c PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
you money on hauling. packing shipping. Call or
de29-u
WE STORE FOR Is CENTS A LOAD MOVING
Of all kinds L. S. STORAGE CO., sl520-22 10TH
ST. NV. Phone 81 4229. mhlo-eod st
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

DURING THIS SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE OF
high grade pianos you can buy excellent iI.siEa-
mfnts for S. and up uuulteF q -iigaig used
pianos are offered az q fraction thzr worth. fur
instance. Stief upright Ei9 $50 knsbe, $50. and
500 stsinHay. $50. Slightly used player planes up
from s5s2s3. Easy payments. o. J. DeAOLL <
TO. lLl ST.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-GENERAL SERVANT IN FAMILY
OF Two; no washing OF lruning, 90 home at uignti
must bring references Apply 1917 lsJh ST. NV.
WANTED-AT ONCE-A SETTLED WOMAN;
good cock; wages. SIS Address So 18th ST. nv.
apZ-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE MILTON SCHOOL.

THE MILTON SCHOOL.
III 18th st. NV. Phone VI 1896
STENOGRAPHY & TIPEWRITING THOROUGH
LY TAUGHT By EXPERIENCED ISsTRJ CrOKo.
ap23-ccd
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION ~ SHORTHAND.
typewriting bookkeeping. ciyil service. 6c.. in
one Of Washington's best schools. Tuition may be
paid when situation is secured Write for informa-
ton. Address BOX a. Herald Office
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATES TO PER CENT
interest. depending on location. GASCH &
BIRGE l226 \. Y. ave. ocs-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

ANTED-TYPEWRITlNG To DO AT HOME.
terms reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed. first
class machine. Tel. NJ. 6Es. BOX G.. Herald Office.
apZI-tf
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FOUND

L4CEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER
bet, Zoe and SOC per gal ) large bricks il a box
Sc Phone IL go, 50i New York ave. NV
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ROOMS FOR REHL.

RUUMS fUk RENT.
GENTLEMAN WANTS COMPANION TO SHARE
large front room, with alcoye; rent $ each. BOX
81, Herald Office. ap2s-st
go n 81. NW-TWO CLEAN. PLEASANT
rooms; private family; gentlemen. ap27-3t
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR
fats furnished or unfinished in any locality, see
US. We have listed with so per cent Of ali the
desirable vacant in this city, no charges and
automobile furnished free. THE CENTRAL REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN co. Room 2. 1927 st. nv.
Phone NJ 1855. apIs-s0t
ln0 N ST. NV. APARTMENT COO. IROQUOIS-
rooms with board; also one room with private bath
apl5-u
The Patience, 80 l. n. W.
European Plan-60 nlyely furnished rooms. 30
baths net water al the while; moderate rent
ap60t
FURNISHED.
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board; on car line. Write for rates MRS. s. C.
PULLMAN, Lamberts PIT, Norfolk, Va. apz-5t
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
1921 COLUMBIA ROAD-LARGE ID STORY
south front room and others; moderate rates.
spz-3t
WITH BOARD.
l2o5 18th sT.-LOYELY DOUBLE ROOM. WITH
best board. apg-N
AT NORFOLK, VA.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION'-WHEN IL NOR
folk get your rooms at 65 Wood 81. rates 81 per
day, S. per week; centrally located.
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE
family for rent by day or week. Mrs. WILSON
SANDERLIN. ~ North Reservoir ave- Norfolk.
Va.
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FOR sALE-Tu CLOSE Az ESTATE r. l.
ave nW. brck dwelling 10 rooms bath and c--
iafi iu good order lat 2xi0 u a 3lf. alley. This
property cost the deceased 0Rnlr about s5a0 Frice
y .e0l. Oh easy terms GEO -. LINKIAs. 500 lsth
81. NV, au4 g
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TYPEWRITERS,
Wall PAPER,

PLACE ORDERS FOR PAPERHANGIN1i AND
decorating now and avoid unpleasant delays
We guarantee satisfaction. Phone North 80.
EDWARD L. HOFFMAN. 100 lfth st.
ap2T -50t cod
WE WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms; 6x9xs. &c; l0xl0xs. SLl0;
l2xl5x9. S25 I4x2lxs, Sl50 ether rooms in proper
ti0n. Come! T. q. NOLTE. 9T 18th. fe5-n
R OOMs PAPER Z D. s. UP; SAMPLES
brought: latest spring designs painting LIE
PREUX. 1901 9Th ST, Phone ~ Sislm. jals-tf
CHEAPEST THING on EARTH-NEW UP-TO-
date wall paper, 1907 goods. Sc a piece: samples
on request JOHN K. MAHONEY. SIS Pa. ave. Sc,
Phone east $50 fe9-d
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MOVING, PACKlNG & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at 9o5 New York large padded vans. 81 load;
2-horse wagon, s. load mhl7-eodd
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

ROOMING HOUSE, DOWNTOWN. FILLED
with Toamsrs; must sell; 500
WaRted-Gr0cery. rooming and boarding houses
d, &. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS'.
6l7 18th st. Room g
WHISKEY. 8 PER GAL. THE John WE'D
DERBURN 6l5 L 81. NV arsu
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SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets WASHINGTON RUG CO
s3t 9Th NV. 'Phous NJ. 1925 aue7-set
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A Rare Opportunity.

The Ashburn Brothers closing
their series of entertainments here.
prior to their returning North TO
college. The program rendered by
these young men Is the highest class
of literary entertainment now on
the American platform. They are
both students at Mount Union Col
lege, members OF the senior class
and the Pierce School OF Oratory.
They come TO us from the North
where for a number of years they
have been entertaining through Ly-
ceum Bureaux with great success,
their cash terms ranging from twen-
ty-five TO fifty dollars for an eveny
ing's program.
They have made a speciality of
entertaining for colleges, high
schools, churches and various socie-
ties. They come very highly re-
commended, their testimonials being
chiefly from college presidents, pro-
fessors, principals OF high schools
and the leading pastors OF the middle
west. Their closing engagements
will be as follows;
First Baptist Church, DR.. w. T.
Johnson. pastor, Monday night. Oct.
21st.
Third Street Methodist Church,
DIR. A. ]. Nottingham, pastor, Tues
day night. Oct. 22nd.
St. Luke Hall, Wednesday night
October 23d. for DIR. Edwards
church.
Fountaine Baptist Church. Rev
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-10-19

also held by natives. Is once the
United States government is moved
in this matter It will find ways and
means OF securing all the territory
necessary. While the European ma
tions spoken of would hardly give
even an audience TO the Negroes
themselves, when Uncle Sam ap-
plies, means will readily be found to
accommodate him.
This new Negro Government I'm
Africa should be kept separate and
distinct from any connection or en-
tanglement with the colonization
projects of Liberia or Sierra Leone.
Each Of these have their own sep
arate missions and destinies to work
out and so will the new Government.
OF course, it goes without saying
that the new Negro government will
be a republic after the order Of the
United States OF America.
%. NJ. STEWARD.
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Mr.. George II. Johnson is indis~
posed at his home on Baker Street.
Mrs. India Johnson Of Newburgh
\. Y, formerly OF Richmond. Va. is
visiting her nephew. Mr.. Harvie
Johnson, 1917 Catherine Street.
Mr.. J. w. Mosby has returned
to the city from Pawling. n. Y.
Many Of the hotels I'm this city
reduced the pay of the walters 25
cents per day and as a result many
of them walked out.
Mr.. William RI. Flood of New
York spent his holidays I'm this city
lie was looking well and reported
his family in good health and him
self prospering.
Major ID. b. Cornish was In the
city last Monday night leading n
large trolley party They made the
Pythian Castle their headquarters.
Mr.. Hezckiah Jones arrived In
the city last weeh from Brooklyn,
y. Y, where he has been for the
past two years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-10-19
The Hit of the Season.

Rev. II. Charles Pope. Thr. Of the
devils kitchen and the dancing lady
from the bali room TO hell. After
travelling eight years from Virginia
TO Texas and from Texas TO Colora-
do, made HIS first appearance I'm Nor
folk. Va. at the Butte Street Baptist
Church to a crowded house And
also had a large audience at the
Bank Street Baptist Church and ma
NY other leading churches I'm the
tidewater section.
Rev. POpe's new exhibition called
the Black Hand is said by our lead
ing men i'm this section OF the State
20 be one OF the greatest moral and
historical exhibitions of its kind. II
is really one that IS fuu of thought
and teaches lessons that every one
should know. The Black Hand tells
a wonderful story OF the black man
From the jungles of Africa TO James
town in 1919. 10 the Pan-American
Exposition az Buffalo, y. Y. down
90 the jamestown Exposition Of 1907.
The Black Hand Is really lesson
of the hour and ono. that every man
should see and hear. Every minis
ter OF the gospel and au other n
benefit OF the Negro race should have
Rev. Pope TO come and deliver his
famous lecture, "The Black Hand a"
It is the first exhibition I have ever
seen which is solely the product of
a Negro brain.
Among his many pictures which
all are good is his famous Dragging
OF Dust The Unwrittcn Law. The
Black Mans Appeal TO Reason. His
Judgment Turn Backward, His blind
folded justice.
II there is such a thing as n race
problem, it looks as If Rev. Pope's
Black Hand furnishes a KEY to this
great question. Il throws light and
shadows on this great subject and
we say 20 all that nave the benefit
of the future of the race at heart
should see Rev. Pope's Great Black
Hand.
EYEWITNESS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-10-19
Lawyer ChiIes Here.

Attorney James Alexander Chues
OF Lexington. Kentucky was in the
city last week. He visited the
jamestown Exposition on pleasure
and Baltimore on business. lie is
looking well and gives "a fine account
OF his success I'm his adopted state.
Many of his friends here have been
urging him 10 return 20 Richmond
for the practice OF his profession
and il is understood that he has
the matter under advisement.
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a Silver Wedding.

The home OF Rev and Mrs. r. G..
Adams, was the social Mecca for
Danville's colored society on wednes
day evening. The occasion was the
celebration Of the twenty-ffth ami
versary of their wedding.
The spacious rooms were filled to
overiiowing with guest from various
parts of the state and city. One OF
the features of entertainment was a
literary and musical program under
the direction of Prof. c. r. Y. Bois-
seau. Misses Grasty and Iuge pre-
sded at he piano. Mendelssohn's
Wedding March was played by Miss
L. Hutchins Inge.
The bridal party was as follows:
Mrs. A. Fl. Lee. Matron of Honor;
Rev. NJ. F. Hughes, best man: Mrs.
William overly with Mr.. p. II. Dos
well. Mrs. G.. w Goode with Mr..
Robert Allen. Mrs. G. w. West with
DR.. a. l.. Winslow. Mrs. A. L. Wins
low with Mr.. c.. w. West. The
bride was attired in a silver gray ST.
Gillian, trimmed In applique to match.
The groom wore the conventional
black.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ID. n. Vassar. d. d. of Lynch
burg, Va. after which the bridal par
" and guests repaired 10 the dining
room where they sumptuous1y par
took OF Ain elaborate repast consist
ing of punch. chicken and potato sal
ads. sandwiches. mixed pickles, ice
cream, cakes. fruits and candies.
Mesdames A. f. Buford and NJ. F.
Hughes presided at the punch bowl.
Mr.. Alfred Jackson superintended
the cutting Of the wedding CAKE.
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DIR. Woodward Speaks.
Editor Of The Planet:

Editor Of The PLANET:
1t is impossible for you TO know
the real worth you are, not only to
the Pythians of Virginia, but the
Negroes of the whole country as well
Through The PLANET you es-
pouse the Negro's cause, which is so
ably done that the most faint-heart-
ed. IL they will but read the many
strong defenses made I'm the interest
of our race, will be encouraged 20
struggle on 90 higher and nobler
things OF this life.
If the members OF the many local
lodg~s OF this State were TO take The
PLANET as n member OF their fam
lily circle that the Negro youth may
have an opportunity TO read and di-
gest the good, wholesome advice civ
en- our people. ere long true man
hood and noble womanhood would
begin 20 be manifest In many places.
which now is an unknown quantity.
To this end then let ms all endeav-
OF TO put The PLANET into every
pythian home.
Yours truly.
T.. o. WOODWARD. NJ. ID
Bristol. Tenn.-Va.
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y. VI. c. a. Notes.

The Y. NJ. c. 4. Conference had
n very large attendance last Friday
evening and it was a live number.
Men stick and you will be helped.
a special committee Will plan for the
debates for the season.
Prof J. w. Barco was very pleased
to note that class for the explanation
on the Sunday School lesson Is in
creasing. Bring another friend.
Nothing beats personal work.
The work in the jail and aims
house for last Sunday is very en-
couraging.
The President OF the boys work
conducted the meeting last Sunday.
Genl. Secty. $. G. Burreu gave them
some practical hints. Mr.. Mann
finds pleasure in playing the organ
Tor the boys. My brother you are
welcome.
Genl Secty. S. c. Burreu conduct
cd the open meeting for men last
sunday. Subject: LooKlng for a
Man. We We're happy TO have Rev.
Samuel Brown with us who gave
some very timely thoughts. One
man was present who was not a
christian
Come to the explanation OF the
Sunday School Lesson to-day . y. NJ.
at the Rooms. Prof. J. w. Barco
will gladly receive you.
Men wanted Sunday $3.50 p. NJ. at
the True ReformeTs' Hall. Prof J.
+. Jones OF the Virginia Union Uni
versity viii speak by special request.
Subject: The Dignity OF Labor.
Free for all men. Come and bring
the other man.
Do not forget that the week OF
prayer is near at hand See that we
ask for a special blessing.
Pray for the Y. NJ. c. a