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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
SHER|FFS AFTER NEGRO
Who URGES EQUALITY
Organizer of New Church in
Virginia Declares Washing
ton Was CoIored Man.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, September
ia warrant has been several days in
the hands of the sheriff of Alhemarle
county for the arrest of Calvary, the
Georgia negro who has been for months
exciting race antagonism in the Cismont
section Of Albemarie and over the Louisa
line. A similar warrant has been placed
in the hands Of the sheriff Of Louisa, and
tator agreed upon.
It Is believed Calvary will make trouble
If he can. He has organized a new
church and precahes at several places In
this county and Louisa, but chiefly at
Cismont. His doctrine is less biblical
than social. He teaches the equality of
the races and claims that Washington
was a negro. but not very good one.
as he really did cut the tree. He does
not neglect the Bible, and is said to be
wonderfully proficient and adroit in his
uses OF its texts, Is advanced in his
views and captures the ignorant negro
not only by his easy familiarity with the
Scriptures, but by the audac1ty with
which he claims that he is a Christ.
Followers in Awe Of Him.
His followers regard him as possessed
Of power OF life and death over thema
They fear him, and the better negroes OF
the community fear both the agitator
and his followers. There is no ahilia-
ton between the regular colored churches
and that organized by Calvary. The
preachers and the better classes OF his
race are' trying to prevent the evils he
seems bent on achieving.
Calvary sought to affiliate with the Coll
ored Baptists' Association of Preachers,
but his credentials were rejected. They
/ consisted of a sheet of paper across
(which he had zigxagged lire or two,
claiming that he had written the docu-
ment In Hebrew.
Calvary is powerful negro. about
plexion end kinky hair.
The gravity Of the situation u net un,
derrated. The decision to arrest the
preacher was reached after months ct
would die out and the racial anger co6i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
The James Creek Canal.

Mr.. Phillips wants to get rid of the
James Creek canal, just as several other
engineer officials want to hide that old
sewer from sight. When this canal is
filled and graded it will make possible
the development of a great avenue ex-
tending from the Army War College to
the Capitol grounds.
Having a width of 240 feet" says Mr..
Phillips, 1T affords unusual possibilities
for boulevard treatment and would form
a dignifed and beautiful entrance to the
war college grounds, which now have
very undesirable approaches only"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
TROLLEY SMASH IN STREET.
Motorman Killed, Nineteen Pas
sengers Hurt at London. 0hio

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. September TO-
One man. Motorman William Slater of
Dayton, was instantly killed, and nine
teen passengers were cut and bruised
when an Ohio electric traction car left
short curve in the east end Of Lon
don, Ohio. yesterday and landed one
side up on the top Of fve-foot en-
bankment on the opposite side of
thirty-foot street. Every scat in the car
was torn loose. and every pane Of glass
was broken. One side Of the car was
caved in, and passengers and debris
were SO tangled that all were not re-
leased for some time after rescuers got
to work.
The body Of Slater was found in front
Of his car. where it had pitched through
the vestibule window, and in his right
temple was q half-inch hole that ex-
posed the brains. It Is thought his head
struck an iron rod or bolt end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
Joint Action Necessary.

ION account of the complication of
jurisdictions requiring joint federal and
state legislation; the problem is exceed
ingly complex, and its solution at best
will be long delayed and difficult. 1t is
important, therefore, that work be begun
without further delay, and it is respect
fully recommended that Congress be re-
quested to authorize the Commissioners
to enter into thorough consideration of
the subject with the Maryland authorities
with view of suggesting such legisla-
ton, both state and national, as will be
necessary. The joint interest of both
jurisdictions in this matter is indicated
by the additional fact that 5000 acres
Of District area drain into the state Of
Maryland and 10000 acres of Maryland
area drain into the District of Columbia.
THE pollution in these areas is quite
rapidly increasing, SO that for a subject
SO complicated in Jurisdiction and legis-
lation especially, which will require a
number of years to develop, it is believed
not too soon to begin the work. The
purity of these streams is SO important
for the protection of the park system. and
in the interest of public health and SAM
tation, that action should be no longer de-
layed.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
AFTER GIRLS AssAILANT.
Miners in Colorado Seour Country
for Half Breed.

WALSENBURG, Col. September Ia
Practically all work in the mines at Pie
tou and Maitland. coal camps. sixteen
miles west OF here, Is at q standstill,
while the miners arc securing the ceun-
try for Henry Workman, haif-breed
negro ana Cherokee Indian, wAe ID
charged with an assault on Anne Haw-
kins. the eighteep-yesf-old daughter Of q
Maitland hotelkseper, last night,
The girl, who had been Spending the
evening with friends In Pictou. started "a
walk to her homo in Maitland about
O'Clock last night. According to hes
story. she was overtaken by her assaii-
ant. Of whom she was able to give a
good description. choked into insAnsibil-
ity and left unconscious by the roadside
An hour later she regained her senses and
made her way back to Pictou.
reward of $3.50 has been offered TO.
Wortham'S capture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
BURT PAID THE RENT. :.
So He Was Fined as Settins In q
Gaming Table.

Henry and Burt Strother, colored were
charged In the Police Court TODAY NTH
permitting a gaming table to be set mn
and used in their house. Both nleaded
not guilty.
Several witnesses testified that the play
ers had put money up as stakes. plea
was made that the game had been played
In Burt Strothsrs house and not In Harry
strother's house. although both mon liys
In the same house. Az Burt admitted
that tha house was rented 81 his name,
his brother Henry Bas parnttted 10 no
free while he was fined $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19

business should not be dissolved and Q
receiver appointed to wind up the AFFAIRS
Of the corporation.
The rule Is based on q petition AleA by
Benjamin X. Leon. president OF the caui-
pany, in which he charges the other on
GERS are not properly conducting the bpsi-
ness and that the value of his steek has
Newmyer represents the petitioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
To Represent P. o. Department.

William r.. Spilman. superintendent OF
the division Of rural delivery. has been
designated to represent the Post Once
Department at the convention OF the Ma
tional Rural Delivery Lettar osxEisys' A.
ssciation ut Little Rock. Ark. September
20 to %. He left for Little Rock today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
MENACE TO DISTRICT
Pollution of Streams by Sew
age From Maryland Towns.
NEED FOR LEGISLATION
Supt. Phillips Recommends a
metropolitan District
URGES ONE VAST SYSTEM
Joint Federal and State Action Re-
quired-Favors Removal of the
James Greek Canal.

To keep Rock creek and the Potomac
river from being polluted by the sewage
and the drainage systems of Maryland
suburbs of the District Asa E. Phillips,
superintendent of sewers. has again
called the attention of the Commissioners
to the necessity of starting the wheels
of legislation toward an ultimate metro
politan district in which all the sewage
of this section of country, be it inside
or outside the District, will be drained
away in one vast system.
In his annual report, transmitted to the
Commissioners today, Mr. Phillips says
on this subject:
Sewage From Maryland.
1.-The District is expanding large sums OF
money for drainage works within its
borders to exclude all the sewage from
these streams, while at the same time
just across the line in Maryland. raw
sewage is discharged in increasing volume
from the neighboring villages and towns
This is of importance. not only to the
Rock Creek Park and the proposed parks
of the Anacostia hiver valley, but to the
city itself, through which these streams
flow. The only adequate solution OF the
problem Is the extension of interceptors
up both valleys to connect with laterals
from the several towns, thus providing
for the sanitary removal of the sewage.
These interceptors should be so arranged
as to discharge at the Maryland line into
the intercepters of the sewage disposal
system of the District of Columbia.
THE construction and maintenance of
the interceptors should be provided for by
state tax levied against the communities
benefited and FROM which the District
would be reimbursed for the actual cost
of pumping and handling the Maryland
sewage. To provide the necessary execu-
tive control, would require the formation
of a metropolitan drainage district, with
a state and national board with power
and provide for their maintenance, appor-
tioning the cost of same and enforcing
such regulations as may be necessary for
the protection of the drainage works and
their utilization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
8On
Perlna.
Ave-.
Your Money'|| GO Farthest in
Our Great September Sale

It's an eclipsng sale of Rugs and Furnture-this-the
greatest we've held The assomen the largest the
qualities the select The reductions de-
cded And back every single rug single piece of
the reputation of this Every home needs
replenismen-here short cut in the pro-
vide it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
TOUCHS LOCKED IN CAR
AND RUSHED TO JUSTICE
Drunken Men Attempt to Kiss
Women While Returning
From Picnic.

PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-Made
prisoners on a Camden trolley car. four
teen men who had been on picnic at
0aklyn N. j., battled for their liberty
last night while the car ran at full speed
four miles to the city limits.
There two patrol wagons filled with
notice awaited them In response to tele-
phone calls.
All the men said they were from Phila-
delphia. They had been attending a
picnic in the woods. where beer was
freely dispensed. Hardly had the car
started when one Of the men shouted:
Lets kiss every woman on the car!
Some Of the picnickers tried to put
the surxesticn into effect. There were
several women on the car not belonging
to the picnic party. and their screams
aroused the crew OF the car.
Trainmen Lock the Doors.
The car was stopped and Conductor
John Davis and Motorman Henry Liver
more. with the aid Of several sober pas
| sensers, got the women on the rear plat
| form and locked both front and rear
doors.
den, the men on the inside fghting t.
break out Of the doors. They broke sey'
sFel windows, but dared not leap through
owing to the high speed at which the cal
WAS travelling,
IN the meantime, when the car reached
Weodlynne, q telephone message was SEM
to the Camden police department ane
avenue ana Broadway, picking UP police
linen as thew went
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CITED TO APPEAR IN COURT.
Corporation to Show Cause Why It
Should Not Be Dissolved.

Justice Gould today cited DR.. White. In
coFporatsd; Lou L. Smith and John K.
Ffeiet to shew cause September q Why
the corporation, which conducts dental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19

IN omcss OF the board. W. H. sfnxleton
10 chairman Of the COMMITTEES. The cam.
g,tt c on on public ehslth. Of which Dr.. b.
Friday, September 30 As'4
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
County Property
PORTERVILLE SECTION
Tulare County
POPLAR DISTRICT


AN ABUNDANCE OF DITCH WATER.
COST OF WATER NOMINAL
We are OWNERS and EXCLUSIVE
AGENTS for the following properties;
3O7 acres of the best alfalfa land IN the
state: highly improved; 6-room bungalow
fine large barn; new pumping plant with
two wells % horsepower gas engine; splch-
did family orchard. This ranch is hve mlles
from the railroad and one of the best ranches
in the Poplar district; has eight shares OF
ditch water; now in grain. If you want
FIRST-CLASS ALFALFA OR DAIRY
RANCH, see us at once.
160 acres of splendid alfalfa land; water
u feet from surface; subirrgated; also ditch
water Poplar ditch); hog-tght fence; all IN
grain; ON corner of two county roads VIII
divide in 40 or so acres. New electric railroad
will run near this property and will double
prices asked.
100 acres Of good orange land NEAR
LINDSAY (southeast). Want small improved
acreage near Los Angeles Plenty water;
fine soil: in grain. Owner coming south.
Orange grove adjoining this ranch.
1000 acres of fine alfalfa land Poplar dis
tricO, with water 70 feet from surface, No
waste land; no alkali; S45 per acre. This
is a bargain that won't last 80 days at this
price. Get busy if you want something hrst
class
MERRILL & FOGG
21O Central Bldg, Sixth and Main SITS.
F57O2-Broadway 1888.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
plant Il to Alfalfa

20 acres located blocks from car line, SOIL
A RICH LOAN; works easily and lies fine
for irrigation. acres in walnuts interset
with berries, ETC.; acres in fruit trees bear
ing acres sown to barley Improved with
a 5-room house, barn, tool house, wells
and windmils. pumping plant furnishes
plenty of water. EVERYTHING GOES,
fine horses, COW, heifer, chickens, rubber
tire buggy. wagon and all implements. Set
this TO alfalfa and you will have fine in
come $500; easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

IS ACRES. located in the FAMOUS PLA-
CENTIA DISTRICT. WHICH is REALLY
FROSTLESS. Fine 6-room house, large barn
and shed with CEMENT FLOORS, DOMES-
TIC WELL. FINE PUMPING PLANT FOR
WORTH $1,000: 6 acres set TO FOUR-YEAR-
OLD VALENCIA ORANGES, 1 ACRE TWO
YEAR-OLD LEMONS, . ACRES IN BEAR
ING WALNUTS, 2 acres EUCALYPTUS for
FUEL. $4,000 cash will handle this, balance
liberal terms. This place should pay over
Is per cent net next year, and develop
rapidly thereafter. THIS is CERTAINLY
WORTH INVESTIGATING. CAN WE NOT
SHOW IT TO your
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
HOW About This?

IS acres located in the Fullerton -Placentta
district acres walnuts 4 years old balance
in cultivation: house barn. well for do
nestle use. ORANGE GROVES on BOTH
SIDES; 500 Valencia buds ready TO set out;
soil a rich loan. IT HAS WONDERFUL
POSSIBILITIES and is increasing rapidly.
S57-S
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

IS acres in Anaheim district; good loan
no alkali; good for oranges, walnuts and
alfalfa; acres in alfalfa and balance i'll
barley crop. This fine property is about
one mile from electric line and in a fine
location. 1t is improved with new broom
house, barn. she'd tank house, 1000 gallon
tank. and horse corral; 12-h. p. pumping
plant, brand new and in the best of CON
dition. Land is all level and bringing in
nice income; all ready to go ahead and
have fine home place. Price $4,000; terms
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

10 ACRES in MATURE WALNUTS and
YOUNG ORANGES. GOOD FINE-ROOM
HOUSE. barn, etc Fully water stocked.
This is a SNAP, and you will say so when
you see it, Trees in FINE CONDITION
and next year will bear a HEAVY CROP.
Takes $1,000 cash to secure this place, AND
IT WON'T LAST LONG.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

FOR SALE
$500.
HERE Is THE BARGAIN.
12ia acres good land. only 30 minutes run
from Los Angeles, one-fourth mile to
school, nice 7-room hard-fnished house,
bathroom and good bath and toilet MT
tings good barn, chicken house and
runs; young orchard; TWO ELEGANT
STRON G PRESSURE FLOWING
WELLS; any quantity Of free water;
acres alfalfa, IL acres table grapes,
also good team horses, 4 cows, 80 chick
ems. wagon, mower rake, plows, har-
row and tools. THIS PROPERTY Is
DECIDEDLY 4 SNAP especially with
all this personal property. Better call
at once If you want it. Easy terms.
WILLIAMS BROS. CO.
Expert Specialists of Country Property
236 H w Helman Bldg. 4th and Spring.
A975S-Main $500 IDOL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
FOR SALE
Country Property
COUNTRY PROPERTY
OF MERIT
Orange and Los Angeles Counties

10 ACRES $4,000. ONE MILE FROM ANA
HEM, toward PLACENTlA; good broom
california house and WE'LL water stocked;
FIRST CLASS ORANGE PROPOSITION
THIS Is IN THE FAMOUS PLACENIIA
DISTRICT Plant this to VALENCIA
ORANGES and your profits will be enor-
NOUS $1,000 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
Country Property
FOR SALE
SI6. 600.
''OOO' THE 1DEAL, RANCH HOME

FOR SALE
THE IDEAL RANCH HOME
16 acres in VALENCIA ORANGES and
WALNUTS, bearing. The LOCATION
is ELEGANT, on beautiful wide avenue,
fine corner, right in one Of the prettiest
foothill towns tributary to Los Angeles.
Grammar and high schools right near,
only short walk to station and
FROSTLESS BELT.
THIS Is ONE OF THE TANDSOM-
EST PROPERTIES ON THE MAR
KET, well improved, good 7-room, hard
finished house, beautiful ornamental
trees, lawn, flowers, grape arbor, and
the finest variety Of DECIDUOUS
FRUITS one can imagine-practically
everything for home use, and several
varieties of each; also a few navels
sweets and grapefruit. Good barn, sew
eral good outbuildings, splendidly ar
ranged chicken houses and yards; 60OV-
gallon tank, windmill and deep 7-inch
well, water piped everywhere for the
greatest convenience; also 100 inches
water for irrigation; one acre fine stand
alfalfa.
The soil is a rich loan, with elegant
black subson. and the handsome Valen-
cia grove and walnuts are sufficient ev-
idence Of the richness Of the soil EV-
erything has also just been heavily fer
tilized. sufficient for two years
FORCED CIRCUMSTANCES place
this splendid property on the market
Fverything Is included-a fine team,
wagon, harness, splendid new surrey
and new buggy; all farming implements
and tools fine cow, all chickens and
plenty of wood. This property at $4,000
is a ''sNAP." It's worth today $4,000.
with a little development 1t Will be
worth s25 900. A visit to the place itself
will so convince you. Only As minutes
from Los Angeles. fare 2ic.
FOR THE IIANDSOMEST AND BEST
PROPERTY ON THE MARKET To-
DAY FOR $4,000, this. Terms.
WILLIAMS BROS. co.
F,xnert Specialists OF Country Property
2ae II W. Helman Bldg, 4h and Spring.
As75s-Main $3.50. 1901
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
YUCAIPA
YUCAIPA WATER & LUM-
BER CO.
112 Merchants Trust Bldg.

FOR SALE
$4,000
ELEGANT ALFALFA AND DAIRY RANCH
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED.
40 acres first class land; acres alfalfa 10
acres grain, 2la acres early potatoes !;
any amount of ALMOST FREE WA
TER; nice 2-story house, big barn,
chicken houses and runs, several out
buildings. span fine brood mares, span
mules q fine cows, wagons, surrey,
buggy, almost new farming tools, chick
ems, harnesses, implements; nice shade
trees family fruit. A GOOD INCOME
ALREADY FOR YOU.
THIS PROPERTY IS \ BARGAIN.
The personal property is all good, and
it's really a SNAP Location only
40 minutes from Los Angeles. Better
call quickly. Terms.
WILLIAMS BROS. co,
Expert Specialists of Country Property,
296 H. w. EelIman Bldg, 4th and Spring,
A275S-Main $3.50. 1-3O-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
Alfalfa Rrinos Money

10 acres not far from electric line, foothil
section: all set to alfalfa, stand years old,
interset with walnuts years old; 3-room
house. chicken corra1s. l2-inch pipe line for
irrigating; well for domestic use. fine lit
tie ranch for S4S0O; terms
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
IN A PES
Every One

10 acres good deep soil in fine walnut and
orange section; 3 acres set to full bearing
walnuts in fine thrifty condition. Family
orchard of peaches, apricots, prunes, etc.
in good conditions eucalyptus along one side
of ranch. with abundance of wood. Fine
well with 15-h. p. pumping plant, throwing
an abundance of water. in first class con-
dition. Good well finished house in good
repair; in fact this is a regular home place.
Price $500. Terms In Anahem district.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
Snap at Coyina

10 acres located 4 blocks from car line;
acres set to walnuts will be years old this
spring: 80 shares of water stock SOIL Il
THE REAL ORANGE SOIL. Groom house
barn, etc. Raw land sells for this with wa
ter. 5000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

3 acres deep rich soil. % to 40 minutes
from Los Angeles. RedOndO line; all
under cultivation and in excellent condition
Good house and barn. 8 cows. ! horse and
100 chickens; also all the implements and
Is shares of water stock There is also
good domestic we'll and windmill on the
property. and a quantity of alfalfa hay in
the barn. Want to sell but Will consider
house and lot in Los Angeles at cash
valuation. This is a real bargain at S5000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
FOR SALE
Country Property
Small Chicken Ranch

/ acre on car line close to station, all fenced;
l-room house. modern; we'll, windmill chick
en- corrals. 200 feet OF piping, with hydrants
every SO feet; so fruit trees bearing, also
grape vines IS gum trees. ALL FOR SleU,
$500 cash. balance easy This Is close In,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
The Banner R11v

7Is acres IN THE FROSTLESS SECTION.
The location is ideal. Solid to WASHING
TON NAVELS years old. but look 10 years
old; a $1,000 crop ready to harvest This pays
% per cent and is increasing. Full water
stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

90 ACRES. 10 minutes walk from Garden
Grove. on Santa Ana electric line. at the
Low PRICE OF $500, and ONLY $1,000 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
WALNUTS-WALNUTS

Nine and a fraction acres in FULL
BEARING WALNUTS of FINE GRADE
and in FINE CONDITION.. Full water
stock Right outside good town and priced
right, $3.50 per acre Terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

10 ACRES. SAME DISTRICT; SMALL
HOUSE AND BARN. WELL, ETC; FINE
FOR ORANGES; grove of large eucalyptus
trees for fuel; for $500 cash,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
A Good BUY

sandy loan; improved with a broom house
large barn. chicken yards, we'll p acre IN
gum grove, y acre in family orchard; all IS
fenced. This is worth more money. BUY
owners don't agree. S35o0; easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

10 acres of cabbage. This is the place to
make good money. The land is fertile
and there is plenty Of water from artesian
we'll Look this up and buy before the
price is advanced when the crop is a little
further ahead Price now $500 per acre
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

141s acres good rich soil in Orange
county; good location; will raise almost any
thing; small house and barn; all the water
you want at company rates. This Is a
snap at $4,000. Look it up.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

141s acres near Anaheim. Building on 1t
used as granary; Z acres in good alfalfa
and balance just sown with barley; good
location:' Just off main oiled road. Abun-
dance of water very cheap; $500 per acre;
terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
GILLETT & RUESS
11o3 Union Trust Bldg, Fourth and Spring.
WALNUT RANCH
27 Miles from Los Angeles

Twenty-one acres of fine bearing wal
nuts; 10 acres are grated nuts; 10 acres
are soft-shels. All are fine, healthy trees,
bringing in good income. The soil is
GOOD SANDY LOAN, finest walnut land.
Surrounding groves are among the best in
Orange county and are held at high prices.
This is near the famous Katella ranch.
On the property are house. barn, windmill
and tank ABUNDANCE OF CHEAP IR-
RIGATING WATER This grove is only
a short distance from a fine town close
to Los Angeles and in an excellent coun-
try. As good grove as this at less than
$3.50 an acre is certainly bargain, Own
er will sell the 10 acres with the house,
or Ii acres without the house, II preferred.
If you are looking for ranch, large or
small, come in and see us. WE ARE
HEADQUARTERS FOR ORANGE CoUN-
TY PROPERTY.