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The Washington bee., 1907-01-05

Drifting at Sea" Mr.. Devoe was the
next speaker, and he gave a good e9l-
ample Of his ability as a deep thinker
and clear speaker. He spoke of "Op-
portunity." DR.. Calder was called upon
and, like the sage that he IS, he gave
US some Of the ideas of his long ex-
perience. Professor Madison enter
tained the party with his sharp with and
humor. Lawyer Saunders eloquen4ly
pointed the company to the stars. Mr..
Jenkins spoke of the Importance of
training the hands as we'll as the brains.
Mr.. Smallwood spoke of the confidence
that should be placed in our business
men. Mr.. Wood then held the company
spellbound with eloquence and scholar
ly attainments. Mr.. Booker, the host
with wisdom and force, summed up
the transactions of the evening.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05
Washington to Haze Unique Training
School for Women ddnd Girls

The Woman's Convention Auxiliary
to National Baptist Convention is pre-
pairing to erect a well-equipped build
ing in the District of Columbia in
which all the arts and professions in
which women engage will be taught in
practical and comprehensive courses.
A great mass-meeting, in which the
plans will be discussed, will be held at
the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church,
Nineteenth and | street, Rev. w. H.
Brooks, ID, pastor, Monday, January
H. 1907
Let every woman and man come to
the morning session 10 am. The
meeting will be on the institute order
and will be profitable and interesting.
Evening Session u An especially in
teresting program has been arranged
for this hour. II will be a typical dem
onstration meeting and it IS hoped that
"the city will be present" The fol-
lowing persons will be present and
speak:
Mrs. s. Willie Layten, Philadelphia
DR.. z. c. Morris, Arkansas; Mrs, J
NJ. Layton, Washington; Rev. A. R
Griggs, Texas; Mrs. Mary Church Ter
rell, Washington; Rev, J. Franklin Wal
ker, Ohio; Miss Marie Mardre, Wash
ington; Rev. L. G. Jordan, Kentucky
Mrs. Laura Queen, Washington; Miss
Ella Boston, Washington; Mrs. Roset-
ia Lawson. Washington.
Each church is requested to appoint
them in time.
Mrs. B. G. Frances represents the col
ored y. w. c. A. Mrs Anna Murray
Miss Emma Merritt, Miss Matte Bow
en-. Mrs. Dr. Curtis and Mrs. Fernan-
dez are now being mailed invitations to
be among our special guests; also DR.
w. s. Montgomery and other promi-
nent workers of the city
Mamie H. Burroughs, Secy.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05
LIE TRINITY BAPTIST CHuRCH

Morning and evening services at
Trinity Baptist Church were we'll at
tended last Sunday in True Reform
ers' Hall. The evening services were
unusually large Many new persons
added their names 10 the church roll
Rev. J. Anderson Taylor preached two
most eloquent and logical sermons. The
singing by the new choir was good
Miss Clarice Jones presided at the Of
gan There were about sixty children
IN attendance at the Sabbath school,
which Is now thoroughly organized
Trustee Delaney IS arranging for
monster religious mas5-meeting. which
will be held some time this month. The
watch meeting, Monday evening, was
largely attended; fully four hundred
people were present. The entire church
membership has been organized into
clubs, and each club has guaranteed to
secure twenty-five new church members
and to collect a sufficient amount Of
funds to enable the trustees 10 begin
the erection of a new church edifce
next spring. Rev Taylor IS in hopes
Of having one Of the largest churches
were many. beautiful and valuable
There is no doubt of the popularity Of
Rev. Taylor among his people The
membership Of the New Trinity Bap-
tist Church has increased from 225
to 500 already. These who left Shiloh
and joined the new church consisted Of
the most wealthy and best paying
members. The Rowe family is the
largest and most wealthy family in Shi-
lOh. This family is with Rev. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe are two Of the
most influential persons who left Shi-
loh and they are at the head OF a
; large working club in Trinity.
DON'T MISS THIS MEETING.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JAMES F. BUNDY AND GEORGE
F. COLLINS, ATTORNEYS.

r COLLlNS, Al IORNEfS.
In he Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia
Howard Broadus vs.. Georgiana Broad
us and Alphonzo Waters.
No. 26.682, Equity Doc. 80.
The object of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce from the defendant,
Georgiana Broadus, because of her adul-
|tery with the defendant Alphonzo Wat
ers.
On motion OF the complainant, it is
this 9TH day of December, 1906, ordered
that the defendant, Alphonzo Waters,
cause his appearance to be entered here
in on or before the fortieth day, exclu-
sive Of Sundays and legal holidays, oc-
curing after the day of the first publi-
cation Of this order; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault. Provided, a copy Of this order be
published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter, and The Bee, before said day.
Harry NJ. Ciabaugh,
Chief Justice.
a True Copy.
Test:
J. R. Young, Clerk,
By WINS. F. Lemon, Asst. Clerk.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05

A SOCIAL STAG.

A stag was given at the residence
of Mr. d. Booker, 2226 Cleveland ave-
uue northwest Friday, December %,
1900 A most pleasant and instructive
time was spent until u pm.
The place was rendered pregnant
w..a Wit humor and oratorical dis
DIR. Allen B. Wilson, a leading ply
s.-aa If Harrisonburg, Va, was Sc
.-cret AS postmaster, and the ability
displayed in that capacity by that gen
-emlu would do credit TO any man
The other gentlemen present were
Mr. A a. Terrell, of Harrisonburg, a
pharmaceutical student of Howard Uni
sarsly; Mr.. Herman Wood, also OF
Ha-.s0nburg, a medical student OF
Howard University; Dr. Golden, OF
Virginia; Mr.. J. A. Smallwood, Of the
District Of Columbia; Mr.. E. P. M.
Ds,oe, of Cathay, Indian Territory, a
student Of the College Department OF
Howard University; Mr. F. c. Jenkins,
o., Atlanta. Ga, a student of Manual
raining School, D. c.; Prof Charles
T. Madison, OF Galopolis; w. l. L
-a"yer VIM. J. Saunders, of Virginia,
and ..r. T. B. Boddie, Of South Caro-
lima.
Mr. Terrell was the first speaker, and
be spoke c-oquently, taking as his sub
re. a Nan Without a Purpose Is
-.se aa-o a Ship Without a Rudder,
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05
SUTHERLAND-THOMAS.
Dr. Sutherland, a Howard GradaGse,
Weds the Belle of Evy City.

\ very pretty scene was enacted on
Thursday evening, December 27. The
occasion was the marriage, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Thomas, of
Ivy City, of their daughter, Reiter Lu-
cinda, TO DR. William H. Sutherland,
of Newark, N. J. DR.. Sutherland is
graduate of Avery Institute and of
the Dental Department of Howard He
has practiced his profession about two
years His success is shown by his
willingness to enter the marital state
His bride is a graduate from the Man
ual Training School. accomplished in
many ways, bright in conversation. and
! beautiful in appearance. She is known
as The Belle of Ivy City"
At the ceremony the bride wore her
travelling costume, consisting of a white
chiffon hat lined with panne velvet and
trimmed with ostrich feathers, a white
silk waist trimmed with French lace
and imported embroidery, and a skirt
Of navy-blue broadcloth, very hand
some. The groom wore a suit of con-
ventional black made of finished wor-
sted. among the guests were many per
| sons Of prominence. The list mclud-
! ed members of the faculty Of Howard
University, James T. Bundy and wife,
Attorneys Thomas Walker and L. G.
/ Gregory, Col Perry Carson, MMr w.
S. Jackson and many others Silver
plate and decorated china predominated
among the gifts, which were many and
handsome. Rev. DR.. Sterling ~ Brown
was the officiating clergyman The
bridal party left for their honeymoon
the saem night Their future home is
Newark, N. ].
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05

On Monday evening, December 81,
Miss Marion 7. Scott, daughter of DR..
AM Mrs. E. D. Scott, OF 9Oo3 9th street,
n. E, gave a dance in honor of her
guest, Miss Florence March of Orange,
n. J. Miss Marsh IS a most charming
young lady, and her winning ways and
smiles, to say nothing of her converse
uonal powers have won her Eany
friends. A large number of friends
were in attendance to do her honor.
ONE of them were: Misses Ethel and
Bessie Lewis of Cambridge, Mass; Lena
A. Jordon, Petersburg, Va; Edith
Wright, Rosetta Orme, Daisy Watson,
Larcie Cromwell, Beatrice Smith, Julia
Brooks, Mable Bruce, Florence Jackson,
Nellie Washington, Beatrice Maloan,
Ula Goodrich, Mable Mason, Eunice
Dorster, Marie Lewis, Ruth Gilbert, CT
cely Diggs. Alma Pitts, Mary Patterson,
Vashti Turley, Rosa Carter, Mary Stor-
um. Kathleen Amber, Margaret Am
bier. Anna l. Peas, Lavinia Norman,
Emma Norman, Clotill Houstin, Essie
Burrell, Hattie Collier. Edith Hall, Min
ME Hall, Fannie Burrell, Flossie Thomp-
son. Mamie Simmons, Gussie Simmons,
Lizzie Howard, Matile Sneed. Messrs.
Charles and Edward Cornick, of Yonk-
ers, n. Y, Chas. n. Barker Daniel Mon
roe. William English, Dr. Clarence a.
Wright. Dr.. Harry Brown, Lawyer Ar
mond Scott, Eugene Clark, Hamilton
Jacobs, R. A. Logan, Wm. H. Burrell,
R. Milton, Park Tancil, Milton Opey,
Robert Wilson, J. VIM. Ford, Alphonso
Harms, Scurlock, Marshall, Chas. Fear
ing, Ralph Amos, Oswald Bristol Of
Brooklyn, n. Y. Aubrey Morton, Nor
wood, John N. Wilson, Benjamin F.
Brown, w. II. Bentley, Burgess, Price,
Brown, Alexander Reveria, Cambell, NJ.
z. Blunt. Ambrose Garcia.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05
THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
Friday night, December 28, 1906, quite
a representative gathering assembled in
the main auditorium of True Reform
ers Hall to listen to the music furnish
ed by Prof. Charles z. Giles and his
orchestra, known as the Lyric Orches-
ira, which were given hearing By
Col Giles B. Jackson, Director General
of the Negro Development Company be-
fore selecting music for the Theatrical
Department of the Jamestown EXpOsi-
, ton.
This request was made by w. R. Crit
I'm, the chief Of the True Reformers OF
Washington, who made the request to
allow Mr. W. Sidney Pitman to enter
the contest with other competitors for
the Exposition Building. Mr. Grifin's
life work has been in trying to make
opportunities for the development OF the
talent among the race. Those who were
among the invited guests were Lawyer
w. Calvin Chase, Editor of The Bee,
Prof Wiliston of Fisk University, v.
w Tandy of Cornell University Rev.
D. Webster Davis of Richmond, Va,
w Sidney Pitman, ]. A. Lankford,
Prof Robert Kelser of Richmond, Va,
who represented Giles B. Jackson to the
satisfaction of his many hearers, and
Mr.. F. D. Lee the supervisor Of the
Washington branch office.
The speakers were loud in their praises
of the musicians. Washingtonians
should feel grateful because Of the very
existence of the Negro Development
and Exposition Company because the
first honors were won by Washington
architect. Richmond and New York
won second and third honors; they Sc
cured the contractor and builder.
We should quit fighting men who are
nroving their real worth to their race
bv their success in the face Of great op-
nosition. If we do our full duty IN be
half of the Exposition, not one of us
will have reason to complain.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05
AMONG THE ODD FELLOWS:


Among the distinguished members OF
the order who have accepted invitations
to attend the banquet to be rendered
Grand Master w. L. Houston, January
81. 1907, are Deputy Grand Master L.
n. Porter, OF Little Rock, Ark; Jas.
F. Needham, Grand Secretary, of Phil
adelphia, Pa; Grand Directors T. P.
Woodland of New Orleans, La; A T
Shirley. of Hermon, aV.; w. w. Law
renee of Newbern, N. c.; and J. c.
Johnson, of Baltimore, Nd; Past Grand
Masters Edward H Morris of Chicago
and ]. McHenry Jones of Institute, w.
Va.
Those desiring to attend the banquet
should forward their subscriptions to
the committee or those appointed to re
ceive them and obtain the card only
upon the presentation of which persons
will be admitted. This brilliant social
event will attended by the most repre-
sentative male and female members Of
the order and other citizens who desire
to Join in doing honor to the Grand
Master.
Grand Master-elect w L. Houston
returned from Chicago, ILL.,, Monday
last While in the Windy City he was
rendered a banquet by the members OF
the order and prominent citizens.
At the last regular meeting of Phyllis
Wheatley Household of Ruth, No. 22o3,
Mrs. Ella Lee was elected to represent
that bdy in the Odd Fellows Hall As
sociation.
At the annual meeting of the Odd Eel
lows Hall Association, the board Of
directors was elected as follows I. H.
Wright president; S. w. Watson, sec
retary; Joseph Manning, treasurer. Di-
rectors, H. P. Slaughter, o. w. Scot,
James Langhorn, w. o. Davis Vice
president, Lawrence Clark; assistant
secretary. A. F. Hick.
There were quite number Of recep-
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05

Mss NJ /. Merchant of Lynchburg,
~. gbo has been spending the Christ
80. HOLIDAYS with Mrs. NJ. E. Gordon
F.rr4H secretary of Washington Di-
-;sio, G. 2. U. o. I. r, left the city
.,tsy TO take charge of her school
ubir5 re-ooeus in her home next We'd
nesday. =,
Nfr Walter Brown, of Tarrytown, N.
Y spent the Christmas here with rela-
ayes
The Amphion Glee Club was out in
srylr New Years day and made many
calls The friends OF the Amphions are
rnany and gladly welcomed them and
s,,ryrd the sweet strains Of music as
.ssy came from the throats of the sing
a-s On the card of the club were the
.ss.g7's greeting and an invitation to
-he,- friends to attend their "Masquer-
,5e Soiree" at Odd Fellows Hall, Feb
9Th
After q pleasant visit here Mrs. Mary
Priest has returned to her home ii
Maryland,
Mis-, NJ Johnson Of New York State
fs. been the guest Of her brother MIR
G Johnson. and his family.
MIR and Mr., William Brown, OF In
aanapoI,s, Ind. will remain in this city
III. rest of the winter,
MIR. r. d. Nenning Of this city spen
tn- recent holidays IN Philadelphia, Pa
Misses Annie Taylor and Hattie Ha-
-.- had pleasant time during the hol
lus as the guest Of Mrs. J {. Hamer
T-. Of Baltimore, Md.
Miss Pearl Barbour. who teaches II
Jan n. T.. .pent the Christmas hol-
G..- at home. the guest of her parents
and returned 10 her school worl, Janu
any lrst
Miss Bcurah Crawford, one OF Halup.
tsr. students stopped in Washington
a. her way home to spend the Christ
mas.
Mr. ~. q. Lee Of Charleston, w. Va
spent several days here visiting his wife
Miss Bertha Pierce of Brooklyn, n
T.. has been entertaining as her guest
Mis-. A. NJ. Jackson Of Washington, D
e.
The relatives Of Miss Dolly Hicks OF
Philadelphia made her holiday visit one
of pleasure
Mrs. E. Moore and son, who have
their home, Sacramento, Cal
dr. Samuel NJ. Pierre Is quite sick
az has home
Mr.. p. NJ. Mitchell, Of 1885 V street
northwest. has been confined to his
home
Mr. W. L. Houston, national grand
master Of Odd Fellows, was rendered
d large reception in Chicago last week
Mrs. James F. Johnson of D street
> w. is sick.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05
FOR RENT
Three newly Furnished Rooms for
rent I742 18th street, N. w.
FOR RENT

tions held New Years. The White
House reception by Mr.. and Mrs. Roos-
evelt was not as largely attended as it
was last year The Cabinet ladies re-
ceived with Mrs. Roosevelt.
One of the largest receptions, which
was informal, was by Misses Maria
James and Laura joiner. These ladies
had quite a number of callers.
Zerubbabel Court No. I, Heroines of
Jericho, received the Sir Knights, Royal
Arch Masons and the Grand Lodge and
Master Masons Tuesday. at the resi-
dence of Mr. Thornton Jackson, 1914
9th street, n. w. This was one of the
most brilliant receptions given last Tues
day.
Mrs. L. 7. Holmes received on New
Years Day, assisted by Mrs. Dickerson
of Pittsburg, Pa, Mrs. Lewis, Media,
Pa, Mrs Harris, Miss A. Coleman, OF
N. Y, Miss J. Taylor
Mrs. R L. Harrison of 3II L street,
n. w, received on January I, assisted
by Mrs. Kate Mckenzie, Mrs. Mamie
! G. Curtis, Miss Marie Diggs and Mis-.
Lucy B. Webb.
The parlor and dining-room were dec
GRATED with palms and ferns and other
plants of the season.
A bountiful table was spread for the
guests with the best Of the season. The
callers numbered about two hundred
Among the many and the last was Bro
Rasms Moorland He asked, was every
body happy? (Well don't ask the rest.)
The Elks, led by Mr.. Joseph Palmer
called in a body, as also several other
social and musical organizations Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Harrison are among
the best entertainers in the social circle
and their home is coy and beautifully
furnished.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-05
tn SUBSCRIBERS.

s's.erbsrs for The Bee are n0liheo
-. collector will be sent to them
'l-' .ab.rriptfons and they will either
~ 3, md pay or send check or postal al
order. The management VIII
-. ,rnoy subscribers with collectors
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JamesF.Oyster

BUTTEk. CHEESE & EGGS.
Square Stands: CsnteT Market. Sth g
K 81. Market. Riggs haIkte.
once. Wholesale Ds9ot & Saleronms
goo and goa Pennsylvania Avenue.
az Sole Agent for the Celebrated Cow
Brand Butter Recognized without
an equal
Read The Bee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-22
A Real Wonderland.

South Dakota, with It's rich silver
mines. bonanza farms, wide ranges
and strange natural formations, is a
verltable wonderland AZ Mound
City, in the home OF Mrs. Il. d.
Clapp, a wonderful case OF healing
has lately occurred. Her son SEEM
ed near death with lung and throat
trouble. "Exhausting coughing spells
occurred every Ave minutes" writes
Mrs. Clapp, "when I began giving
DR.. Kings New Discovery. the great
medicine. that saved HIS life and
completely cured him" Guaranteed
for coughs and colds throat and
lung troubles, by J. C. Perry, drug
gist. 5Oc and $500. Trial bottle
free
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-22
NEW COUNTY HAS
HIGHER TAX RATE

Sacramento. Nov. 22.-The estab-
lishment of the new county of I'M
perial adjoining San Diego county
will cost the Southern Pacific $40.-
900 more in taxes and the Pullman
company $1,000 more.
Imperial county was cut out of San
Diego county. The taxes in San
Diego county at present are $2.20
on the 500 where as over in I'M
perial county the new county OFF,
cials and the board of control saw
fit to make the rate $4.25. owing to
the great expense of getting the
county started. The new county was
created August 1S and the taxes fell
due September 16. Consequently
the corporations had to pay taxes on
their property and mileage in I'M
perial county but they kicked.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-22
wMLAMETTE.SULTNOMAH
PigslSin BoOters VIII Meet
MultnOmah Braves in Portland
Next Saturday.

The Willamette University foot
ball team will leave Saturday morn
ing for Portland where it will meet
the husky eleven OF Multnoman
Saturday afternoon In what promises
TO be one Of the hardest gridlroh
battles of the season. Coach Mace
has his stalwarts out for practice
every evening and is giving them
several new tricks which VIII pe
sprung on the Portland bunch sat
urday,
This game will probably be the
last important contest this season
for the local team and much inter-
est is being taken as to the outcome
There will probably be large cro~u
of enthusiasts and rooters accom-
pany the local team to the melropo-
Iie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-22
COMPLAIN
OF BANK
HOLIDAYS
Sheriffs WEI Not Serve Papers and
Other Inconvenience Are Broupht
About in California.

San Francisco, Nov. 22.-Mar,
complaints are being made bv tho
lawyers throughout the city agains,
the continuance of the legal bo,,-
days, 1t being claimed great hard.
ship Is being worked upon manv
people inasmueh as certain of the
judicial offices are allowed Ia tran..
act business while other are forced
to remain closed.
To back up this case, Attorney
John Burke cited an instance tbi,
morning. Burke had a client to
whom $1,000 was owing and on ao.
count of the legal holidays, he was
unable TO levy an attachment upon
the property OF the debtor Every
effort was made to do so but the
sheriff fatty refused, declaring that
1t would be illegal for him to do so.
In the meantime the debtor managed
to transfer all OF his property to n
friend of his as the recorders Of
flee Is allowed to remain open an 1
transact business during the legal
holidays. AS a result of this Attor.
Iney Burke's client lost $1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-22
A SimnIe Cnre for pilns

Pile sufferers know that olntments
and other local treatments sometimes
relieve but never cure. They don't
remove the cause.
There is little tablet that Is taken
internally that removes the cause
of Piles and cures no matter how
long standing.
Ask for DR.. Leonhardt's Hem-Rold
Ga thousand dollar guarantee goes
with every bottle.)
Hem-Roid is the discovery OF DR..
Leonhardt, of Lincoln, Neb.. one OF
the most distinguished and success
ful physicians In the western states.
$1.00 at druggists, or DR.. Leon
hardt Co., Niagara Falls, ~ Y, Pro-
prletors. Sold. by DR.. s. c. Stone,
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-22
PEPPER AND SALT.

aseeng reality he only far
sssnted.
The o IN use a shotgun
air into gold
rendering path popu-
Earlnake It wide enough for automobiles.
The original Sck-the rollngpln.
people madbu it's the lack of 1t that
in the neck-cloth.
A che car reer frequently n
fellow nothing and thinks he
everything
shakepeare It's the box re-
ark ages-anywhere
He who liable
the other fellow
20 a a divorce
is lives hook
the family
Beauty is N
widow with FAM
tSly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-22
TWO KILLED IN
POWDER HOUSE EXPLOSION

Berkeley. Cal, Nov. 22.-In a ter
rife explosion which desoroyed the
gelatine mixing house number of
the Hercules powder works at Pinole
at 1915 yesterday morning, James
Kelley and Frank Morton, the only
men in the building were instantly
killed and their bodies blown TO
atoms. Five hundred pounds of
nitro-glyeerine were in the building
and this amOant of explosive was
sufficient to wreck other buildings
about the plant and break nearly
every window in Pinole.
Three Chinese who left the build
ing shortly before the explosion were
knocked down and hurt.