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Cream OF RarIey soup.

Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter
in saucepan. add two tablespoonfuls
of -four and cook for three minutes,
stirring steadily. Then add a cupfui
of pearl barley and cook two minutes
longer. Add slowly one pint of boil
ing water and one Of milk, stirring
until all are blended. and simmer for
one hour gently. Then rub through a
sieve, return to the heat and add three
pints of chicken broth or veal stock
and one tablespoonful Of cornstarch
mixed with a little cold water. Boil
up once and serve hot.
Oyster Patties.
One pint of oysters. two beaten eggs,
salt; add enough rolled crackers to
form a stiff dough. Have ready fry
ing pan half-full of hot fresh lard.
Drop a heaping tablespoonful OF dough
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club tonight Otto was scheduled to
fight Dave Deshler, but the latter sent
word to the club house at the last
that he was not able to ap-
pear on account Of Illness, and Scroggs
was substituted. Harry had evidently
heard of Otto's wonderful punch, for
he fought very cautiously and took no
chances OF running into his opponents
famous sleep producers.
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Harry Baker and made a creditable
showing against Owen Moran, will
meet Kid Beebe of Philadelphia in a
ten-round bout tonight at Schlitz
Park
While Beebe is not in the champion
ship class, he is considered the toughest
trial horse in the East-a boy of great
strength and endurance.
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YOUNG OTTO FIGHTS DRAW.

New York. April 23.-Young Otto cele-
brated his return to the ring in this
city by lighting a fast draw with
Harry scroggs of Baltimore in the
star bout at the Longacre Athletic,
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ONE DAYS MENU.

BREAKFAST.
Bananas and Cream.
Corn Griddle Cakes,
Maple Syrup.
Baked Potato.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cream OF Barley Soup.
oyster Patties. Rolls.
Chocolate Layer Cake.
Hot Chocolate.
DINNER.
Roast Beef. Mashed Potato.
Macaroni and Cheese.
Dressed Lettuce.
Orange Pie.
Coffee.
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Big AUTO MATCH
IN EAST TODAY
FACTS ABOUT BRIARCLIFF
AUTO RACE RUN TODAY.

, Scene of the Observation-Disclosures 4
, County, New York. 4
} Number of enfries-22 4
, Distance Approximately 256 4
miles.
, COurse-Eight circuits of 81 4
, mile laps. 4
Time of start-4;45 o'clock a. m. 4
} Scheduled time of fnish--1 4
o'clock p. m. 4
Trophy-BriarcIiff Cup. 4
Order of start-At one minute 4
intervals. 4
Number OF curves on course 4
, 20.
Number of guards for course, 4
1000 militia and police.
Number of American cars-1f. I
Number OF foreign carS-11.
Number of American drivers
b lis.
, Number of foreign drivers.
Fastest time for Iap-44 min 4
utes.
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tourney for men, driving contests for
men and women and a mixed foursome.
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ROUTES ARE NAMED FOR
FOUR DAYS AUTO TOUR.

monster reliability contest of the Chi
cago Motor Cub which VIII be run June
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NEWS AND NOTES OF SPORT.


Thee tie games In one day is
record for the South Atlantic
League and indicates that the ;.
A. l.. teams this year are even
" matched.
Hugh Jennings has pruned hAs
team down to eighteen players.
Wonder If he has saved the
right eighteen.
The true story of Honus Wag-
ner's Withholding his signature
from the Pittsburg contract SO
long must read like the money
market quotations.
Jack Warner of the Washing
ton team has purchased an In
ferest In the Galveston club and
will be a minor League magnate
next season.
Hobo Ferris looks to be just
the ssix-cyIinder' that Manager
McAIeer of St. Louis was look
ing for.
Umpire stafford, with the Am
erican League last year, Is using
his voice this season in the East
ern League.
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WOLGAST AND BEEBE
TO MEET IN MILWAUKEE,.

Ad WoIgast, the young Milwaukee
featherweight, who recently defeated
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THE TINES WILL PRINT ALL AMATEUR BASEBALL NEWS.
Attention, amateurs!


THE TIMES endeavoing to
attention it deserves
will the
making will be of interest
stersv ho recognition
baseball players like to
Of their games they
mention of
) Here's what of
Of
. areth econdit
in
Furthermore notices
a
For your
to
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FOR MADAM AND MADEMOISELLE
BY

white spots and a ruffie OF Bruges lace
around the top.
Buttons Are eIt.''
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in this, making sure to have an oys-
ter in each spoon.
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The Washington bee., 1908-03-07

orchestra; invocation by the pastor, Rev.
J. H. Welch, and selection, Religion,
Chambers, by the orchestra The regu-
lar program consisted mainly of solos,
as follows: solo, selected, Mrs. Irving
comet solo, Dear Lord, remember me, .
Thompson, by R. E Giles; solo, The
endless Day" Madame Prileon; solo,
Open the gates" Knapp, Mrs. I. II.
Burrell; solo, selected, Mr.. w. H. Car
-eT. J.; eclo, Save me, o God" Reu-
degger, Mrs Blagburn; organ offertory,
"St Cecilia" Prof w. G. Braxton:
solo, selected, Mr.. J. DeWiue Wilson;
solo, selected, Master Turner Layton.
solo, Calvary" by rsquest Madame
Prielon; selection, Heart to heart" or
Chestra; doxology and benediction.
Madame Prileon ca1g in for large
share of attention, judging by the mark
ed applause, clapping of hands, stamp
ing of feet, etc, by several hundred en-
thusiastic admirers, calling forth mild
but nevertheless a vigorous protest from
the minister, DR. Welch, who begged
70 remind the delighted" hearers that
they were I'm the house of the Lord.
This pointed protest seemed to have al
layed the applause somewhat.
The Wesley Club is composed of a
number Of we'll known young ladies, |
who are active both in church and char
liable work, among whom we noticed
the Misses Daisy Watson, Bertha Sauu-
ders Willie Nelson Eliza Bell Rosebud |
Murray, Rosetta Orme Gertrude Ryan,
Eunice Dorstcr May Saunders, Flor
cnce Freeman and Marie Morgan, who
acted as ushers. A silver offering was
taken at the door by the Mrs A. B.
Baily, Sadi Wingard, Virginia Jeter and
Essie Fortune.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
HALL ASSOCIATION

A well attended meeting of the Union
Hall Association was held at John
Wesley A. M. z. Zion Church, 18th
street between L and NJ streets north
west, Monday evening last. In a short
address Mr.. P. D. Morris, president of
the association, explained the objects of
the meeting and of the association, which
were to form stock company and
erect a large building or auditorium for
theatrical convention and reception pur-
poses. The principal address was de-
livered by Attorney w. c. Martin, who
was present by special invitation. Mr..
William Foman, the secretary, stated
that the temporary board of directors
had about decided 10 fix the capital
stock at 100000, with 10000 shares at
$40 a share
All present seemed pleased with the
good start the organization had made,
and fully appreciated the real necessity
for such a hall.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07

Robbins Is forceful and eloquent
speaker. He has been doing some yeo-
man service down in Virginia He held
the audience spellbound while he told
of the heroic efforts being put forth
throughout the Old Dominion to COM
bat the evident growth of lily-whitism,
aud TO send only known friends of SEN
ator Foraker to Chicago.
He emphasized the Importance and
wisdom Of sending uninstructed regular
delegates, rather than instructed CON
testing delegates, which they are en-
deavoring to do in Virginia, wherever
the conventions are called and domi-
mated by petty ofhceholders OF lily
whites
DR. Robbins is a trained and impress
sive campaigner, and his visit to the
Republicans of the District was source
of inspiration and much enthusiasm. !
He promises to come again a little later
on in the cmapaign
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
the knowledge Of Attorney Collins.

the knowledge OF Attorney Collins.
Mr. Bieber was told his week bv At
torney Collins that he had made every
effort TO have meeting, but without
success. a meeting was called for Feb
ruary p, but Chairman Bieber disap-
pointed Attorney Collins and made no
apology. Attorney Collins was inform
ed by Chairman Bieber that each dele
gate would have to put up $3.50. Attor-
ney Collins wanted to know who au-
thorlzed him to make such assessment.
Mr. B.eber informed Attorney Collins
that two were a majority and sufficient
TO do business. Attorney Collins in
formed Chairman Bieber that ne would
not do business unless he was consult
ed. In reply the chairman stated tha.
either he or Mr.. Collins would have to
get off, Attorney Collins in reply in
formed him that he could suit himself. |
The Bee would suggest that unless
Collins is treated with respect
lie issue a separate call for the election
If delegates
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
ODD FELLOWS

After forty-two years existence as 4
voluntary association, pursuant TO a res
olution passed by the members of Po-
tomac Union Lodge, No. 802, of the
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows,
a committee appointed for the purpose
had prepared, filed ana recorded in the
Office of the Recorder of Deeds of the
District of Columbia certificate of in
corporation. The Lodge will continue
its name; the term for which it is in
corporated is perpetual, and its princi-
pal business and objects are benevolent
The incorporators are: Robe9 J..
Holmes, Thomas D. Tucker and Jnho
w. Lee
The articles of incorporation were
prepared and filed by Attorney w. c.
Martin, Past District Grand Master of
the Order
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
A TAFT BANQUET TNRNED INTO
A FORAKER LOVE FEAST

There was a brilliant company of
Americans at the cafe of James w.
Gray last Monday evening. The occa-
sion was banquet to Hon. Ralph w.
Tyler Many speeches were made bv
the distinguished guests present. The
most significant address made was BY
Attorney Harry H Cummings, of Bal
timore, Md. He was a Taft mann,
and made every effort to boom him, but
he found the Foraker combination in
the majority.
Every mention of Taft was greeted
with a rebuff.
Mr. Fred Moore made an attack on
Senator Foraker He said that theSen-
ator was using the Negro for a selfish
purpose. He was hissed into silence,
and replied to Attorney Thomas L.
Jones, who delivered the best address
of the evening. Attorney Jones made a
bold defense of Senator Foraker.
Attorney James A. Cobb also made
a fire address. He paid a high COM
pIiment TO the lawyers.
Addresses were delivered by ex-Gov-
ernor Pinchback, Recorder J. c. Dancy,
Prof. r. c. Bruce, Hon. Charles W.
Anderson, Attorney J. c. Napier, Hon.
Ralph w. Tyler and others.
Among some of the guests present
were Messrs. Robert T.Douglass, Clark,
DEs. Cobbiness, Williston, Mr.. Sam
Williams, and others
The Foraker guests seemed to be in
the majority.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
REPUBLICAN RALLY.

A rousing Republican rally was held
at Odd Fellows Hall, Twenty eighth
and Dumbarton, on last Tuesday night,
under the auspices of the United Re
publican Clubs of the District of Co
lumbia Many and long were the ap-
plauses that punctuated every mention
Of the name of the Ohio Senator.
Chairman Bowie presided, and in
neat, welI-chosen speech told of the OBJ
ject and purpose of the meeting, and
the efforts the clubs are making in try
ing to arouse the Republicans of the
District to the importance of carrying
the election for the Foraker delegates.
Mr. John T. c. Newsom was the next
speaker. He said: when they come
to you and ask you to stand by the ad
ministration, reply to them according
to the watchword on our hand-billls,
Remember Brownsville" Our friends
only can get our votes"
He spoke of the several combinations
or tickets which we have endeavOred
tc form, and which, after announce
ment have mysteriously fallen to pieces.
This, he urged, should not disconcert
our followers at all. 1t indicated, ne
thought the desperate efforts being put
forth by the Administration forces to
demoralize US, and carry the election for
lift, for Hitchcock is now abroad in
the land
We are grateful for the fact that we
have two candidates on our ticket that
are impervious to such influences men
VINO are strong and true to their con-
victions and to the people, and who will
win on election day. He referred to
w. Calvin Chase ad Colonel Odell.
These efforts on the part of the op-
position should only move us to renew
ed and more determined efforts TO win,
as We will
DR.. A. J. Robbins, of the Fourth
Virginia District,and formerly of North
Carolina, was next called upon. DR..
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
THE WESLEY CLUB.

A special song service under the aus
rices of the Club named above, Mrs.
Julia West Hamilton, president, assist
ed by the Lyric Orchestra, was held at
the Metropolitan A. NJ E. Church last
Sunday evening. Both the body of the
church and its spacious galleries were
filled by an appreciative and enthusias-
tic audience The exercises began with
the GLORY Song" by congregation and
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
ITEMS ON THE WING

Recent events have more fully dem
onstrated the necessity of the Negro of
the United States being united.
Con'rade Goodman, commander Of
Post No. 9, G. A. R., is sick with the
grip at his home.
In I77c Washington did away with
kings - the United States. In zoos
the money kings are in full control
Recorder Lazarus of Bayonne, N. T..
rules that mistress is justified in Sian
ping and kicking a servant girl for i'm
perunence.
AT a meeting of the Encampmepr
y. A. K, Department of the Potomac If
was resolved that the price of admis-
sion would be $I.2s to the dinner given
TO the National Commander in Chief
on February 20 in order that all com
rades in the Department could meet
him. In order to keep out the black
comrades the number OF guests was
limited 10 three hundred, as it was stat
ed that It was impossible to hold a pop-
ular banquet The white comrades NAV
draw the color line, but there is an en-
car1pment they will visit in the near
future where they will meet on the
one level
In Freiburg, Germany, the authorities
maintain a theater, seats for nine cents
several restaurants, meals for SIX cents;
schools, and a newspaper They also
own cemetery, where people can be
buried che, p.
Representative R. P Hobson claims
that the Government discriminates now
against the illiterate whites of the South
by heavy taxation to pay pensions in
other States. In his remarks to the
Southern Industrial Educational Asso-
citation. If the South had not rebelled
sf'. would not have pensions to sup
port
Geore Wicks, colored, prisoner in
the Jail at Washington, Pa, has been
elected constable in the Third ward of
Washington.
Mrs Annie R. Hale, of Tennessee,
i'll lecture Friday, subject "A Plan to
Bring the North and the South To-
gether Uron an Old Issue 1--WE all know
what that is), in part synopsis states thai
the South should encourage an orderly,
systematic, gradual exodus of theSouth-
ern NegIo INTO the North and North
west, and that the distaste of the South
toward the Negro rests on prejudice.
(All the trolble the Negro of the Unit
ed States mas today rests upon preju-
dice and lack of unity.)
The Chicago Evening Post proposes
that the Republican party should elect
a Southern man as Vice President.That
is the trouble now, viz,too much South
ern influence ir Government affairs.
Mrs. James F. Johnson, of D street
southwest, is sick with Ia grippe.
Bishop Sarerlee, of the Diocese Of
Washington, D. c., died February 2z-
One of his last official acts was the con-
frnIing of a class at St. Monica's Prot
estant Episcopal Mission (colored) s.
w Requiescst in pace.
There are six brothers IN Antwerp
who were born of the same mother
within cne year. The first three in jan
uary, and the second three the follow
ing December.
United States Attorney Baker and
Assistant United States Attorney Cobb
have filed in the District Supreme Court
sixteen transcripts of judgments en-
tered by The Police Court
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
BAPTIZING AND UNION REVIV-
AT COSMOPOLITAN CHURCH.

One OF the most successful revivals
ever held in the United States is in
progress now at the great Cosmopolitan
Temple Baptist Church, N street north
west between Ninth and Tenth street
Rev. Simon P. w. Drew, DID,, LID,
pastor, conducted by the worlds famous
evangelist, DR. Drew Since these meet
ings commenced, about four weeks ago,
fully twenty-five thousand people have
attended the services and about three
thousand persons have asked for prayer
that they may be saved. Several hum
dred have already been converted, bap-
tized and joined the said church. DIR.
Drew extended the hand of fellowship
to two hundred new membersslas Sun
day, and administered the Lords Sup
per. He preached one of the most elo-
quent sermons that We have ever lis
tened to at 7.3o pm
Next Sunday he will preach special
sermons at 1890 am, subject, The lad
der extending from earth to heaven -
and at 7.3o pm, subject, Dead dog
after fea," by request of several
friends of the church, to be following
by baptizing at 9 pm. This great re-
vival will be continued until April II.
DR.. Drew is one of the best-known
evangelistic preachers, endowed with
gifts peculiar to his work. His sermons
are spiritual and philosophical compo-
sitions. His power as an evangelist has
won from every denomination the title
Of The Colored D. L. Moody of Am
erica, and the Evangelistic Artist" He
has an unusual manner, with a noble,
dignihed bearing, and he adds amuch to
his acquired talents by his pulpit deliv-
cry. His voice Is deep, mellow, under
perfect control, at times strikingly like
a thunderbolt, and compelling obedience
to his words; again plaintive and per
suasive. attracting his hearers by an ir-
resistible force.
Great crowds focked to hear this
great evangelist from all parts of the
city and nearby towns and villages Of
Virginia, North Carolina, and Mary
land. a great revival wave is sweep
ing over Washington
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
WILLIAM s. ODELL.
From the Journal of the Knights o
I aknr

From the Journal of the Knights of
Labor
1t does not fG'' that because a
person becomes member of a labor
organization that he must throw aside
all party afiliatiOn and wage a battle
against party" in the interest of la
Dor reform. The brother whose name
heads this article has during his polit-
ical life been member of the Repub-
lican party, but that fact did not pre-
vent him from joining the Knights of
Labor and of becoming loyal member
of Local Assembly No. 1920 Washing
ton, D. c. His record as a man among
men was all the recommendation nee
essary to admit him to membership.
William S. Odell has been a resident
Of the District of Columbia for years,
and is thoroughly familiar with the po-
litical and business interests of this city,
and this is why his friends have de-
cided to push forward his name as al
ternate delegate to the National Re
publican Convention.
Mr. Odell served as a Union soldier
in The War of the Rebellion, in the
Seventh Indiana Infantry Volunteers,
ior three years, participating in thirty
two general engagements, including An
tietam, Fredericksburg ChancellOrs-
Vile, Gettysburg, "The Wilderness"
Spottsylvania and Petersburg At Pc
te-sburg he was severely wounded. He
Joined the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie in 1866, and has filled all the Of
fees from Outside Sentinel to Depart
ment Commander, and his standing as
a Master Mason covers more than for
ty years.
He voted for Abraham Lincoln in
1864 and for every Republican Presi
dent since that date. He was the rep
resentative in Washington, D. C., of
the Indiana Republican State Central
Committee, 1888 to 1886; president of
the Mckinley and Hobart Interstate
Campaign Club, IE06; secretary of
the Mckinley and Roosevelt Interstate
Campaign Club, 1000; organizer and
national secretary of the "Old Boys
(the men who voted for Fremont and
Lincoln), 1904; member of the execu-
tive committee of the League of Re
publican State Clubss, District of Co
lumbia; member of Local Assembly No.
-6zo, Knights of Labor; and an or
ganizer Of the Roosevelt and Fairbanks
Labor Club.
He is nominated as an alternate on
the DISTRICT Republican riCksts COM
posed of William s. Odell and w.
Calvin Chase, alternate, Mr.. Marshall,
of Georgetown; and the ticket that
names General A. S. Burt with-Will-
lam s. Odell as alternate, and John W.
Patterson, with-Afr Gaskins as alter
nate.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
CREDIT FOR ALL WASH
INGTON.
You Don't
Need q bank
ACCOUNT

In order TO be able TO furnish
comfortable home. We invite YOU
to select from our gigantic assort-
ment of Homefur1ishings on
Credit and arrange the payments
to suit your income. You will find
no better stock in the city, and the
prices are all marked in plain fig
ures, so that you can easily COM
pare them with what others now
charge.
We are extremely careful in the
selection of our goods, permitting
no qualities of which we have the
least doubt to be shown on our
floors. We are also careful to Sc
lect the best patterns, and a variety
that will meet all requirements.
We are now showing many new
spring patterns, including a full as
sortment of the newest STYLES in
PETER GROGAN
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Bet. II and Sts.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
F. f GREEN & co

Mr. ]. Henry Foster, manager for
F. f. Green Co, SIC and SI8 Nine
teenth street northwest, has made an
addition to his place Of business. Aside
from the large work and repair rooms
upstairs, he has opened another room
downstairs, where he has on exhibition
all kinds of ladies' dresses. Mr. Foster
is active and persevering, and there is
no doubt that he leads all tailoring
businesses in this city. Then he has
two expert dressmakers in the persons
of Miss Mabel E. AndeSson and Mrs.
Mayme B. Jones. Both OF these ladies
are expert filters and cutters of ladies'
dresses. They are also up in business,
which is a great acquisition to F. E.
Green Co. You should not hesitate to
give him a call.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
SUPERVISOR NAILE-

There is every reason that John I.
Male, one of the colored supervisors,
should be removed from the schools.
The Bee would suggest that this man
and his work in the schools and his
bossism over teachers should be inves-
tigated There has never been a report
in the case of the Misses Patterson as
yet, which was promised before the re
tirement of DR. Chancellor
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
REV.EDGAR E.RICKS INSTA


Last "Wednesday evening, February
Goth, was the scene of a most brilliant
affair at the First Baptist Church, of
Georgetown, when the Rev. Edgar z.
Kicks was installed as its pastor Over
thousand people witnessed the occa-
sion, which gave honor to whom honor
is due. Several hundred people were
turned away because, 50 to speak, there
was no room in the inn.
DR.. w. H. Brooks, OF the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church, with telling eff
feet, preached the installation sermon,
after which some of the best speakers
in the city delivered addresses, in which
they paid a high tribute to the real
worth of the Rev. Mr.. Kicks, not only
to the Church which had called him,
but OF his race.
Circld e" of the First Baptist
Church through its president present
ed the newly installed pastor with 4
handsome gold fob.
The reception room tables were laden
with palatable food prepared for those
who desired to participate.
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07
I'M CROW AIR.

In theBureau of Engraving andPrint-
ing there are separate toilet rooms for
the females The white women have
heat in their room, but the colored
women have no heat Just why this
discrimination exists The Bee IS unable
to state
The Washington bee., 1908-03-07

june, 1906, Colonel Odell was sen,
as a delegate to the fftieth anniversary
OF the birth of the Republican party
here is no man in this city more pop
ular than Colonel Odell.
OF thF world