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The Washington bee., 1911-10-28

9:3o A. M.-Sunday school.
II A. M.-Sermon, Rev J. w. E
mon Seminary, Atlanta, Ga,
$50 P. M-Children's Hour. Sp
Jas P. M-Sermon, Rev F. s.
perintendent.
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0:3o A. M-Sunday school
II A. M.-Thc Anniversary Scrnt
Pastor. Asbury Nj. F.. Church. Annapo
z45 P. M.-Sermon, Rev w
Sharp Street Memorial NJ. +. Churc
Sharp Street Choir.
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Ware leader there IS William McCook.
and the Earle faction is lead by Rob
ert @. McDougaL Mr. Waring. while
a candidate for magistrate on the
Earl ticket, was campaigning for Mr.
Earle. He Is one Of the abIest coIored
orators on the stump He has been
IA voter in Philadelphia Tor the past
eight years coming here from Ohio
He has defended nine first degree
murder cases. and never lost any Of
them He Is an attorney for the Or
der Of Elks. an Odd Fellow. mem
Der Of the Knights Of Pythias and
IA prominent Sunday school superin-
tendent at the Central Baptist Church
at Twenty-third and Lombard Streets
The Washington bee., 1911-10-28
|. S Iones

Do you want a good smoke and
all the papers published BY the lead
ing Negro editors IN the United
States If you do, cali to see J. s
Jones, at 1920 You Street Northwest
on the boulevard tt is not only tbe
Mace to purchase frst-class period;-
Gals, but the place where YOU will
meet the representatives of the race
1t IS strictly irst-class. It is tba
place where the people go. becauee
Mr. Jones can always tell you the
news, even if you don't purchase his
goods. Call and see. ''''
The Washington bee., 1911-10-28
A wiIIina Wjtnezs.

Did his actions have an air OF veri-
simIlitudeY' the lawyer asked the wiz
ness.
"Wh8t was that, sirT
81 say, did his conduct wear an atr
Of verisimilitudeT'
"Oh," replied the witness. "Sursl
He was versimiIitudin' all round TIE
place. Saturday Evening Post.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-28
Women and Their Idols.

Women adore idols"
do theyf"
Don't they Why, when a wom-
ans idol proves human she's stronger
for 1t than eT."-Toledo Blade
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This Tells The Story CopyriGhted March gym, ~
Woman. Stop. Wait, Listen, Read

Madam D. Perkins of Colo, who has spent hve years IN
all
of the hair and how dark skin IS Madam Perkins
vang beauyng growing the hair will grow your h there Is no
uccesslu
failed Have written herr not and you want nan
today Be to
write your plain II expect reply Don
If a Woman have long hair a glory herI Cor II-I5,
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Eyery woman can Lac That Gl0ry If Sac Wishes It.

This is 2 vor No more long, beautiful han
that need not retiring Do want tins KIND
Madam T D. Perkins the Sclen
SCALP Specialist Of astonishing the world with
her wonderful artO growing hair -.
My advertisement With these treatments my han
in had remained length t'0u nheS)
Is did for my hair doing for hundrS OF others 2n
Matchless Preparations
falling hair breaking off cures split ends remove
soft no thick how thin straight from the
will wonderful
Do interested
s9IIoy the send
testimonials
is do
and physical condition
when enclosed am the
the public
when first began treating 1t Send for booklet
ike them world The T. D. Scientific Scalp Preparation
Perkins, sole agent
The Washington bee., 1911-10-28

Offers superior advantages training young
many departments of work.
The following Departments i successful operation.
l. Department of Religious Training. This department
intended especially for the training of Y NJ C. A and Y w
Foreign Missionaries.
p Department OF Theology.
g. Commercial Department.
Literary Department.
| ) Department of Music
The Washington bee., 1911-10-28
Program of the Diamond Jubilee at ASbuv Church

Program Of the Diamond Jubilee at ASbury Church
Hitherto hath the Lord helped US
October 1896 Abury Methodist Episcopal Church was or
ned and apart by Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Abury Chapel The Church has enioyed prosperous
career and rhe prominent place among churches
The present IS the second structure adom this historic
We have plans and funds being
imposing commodiou very near future The
will succeed because The people have mind work
Every member and friend OF Abuy called to Hd hand
in this effort. Are you with us; Fall in line!
~Gss and shall be gi5en unto you"
SUNDAY, OCTOBER e.
9:3o A M,-Sunday school.
II A. M-Sermon, Bishop l. B. Scott d. D, Il D., Monro-
7a45 P M,-sermon Rev VIM R A. Palmer. D. D.. New
MONDAY. OCTOBER e. 8u5 P NJ
Sermon. Rev, Rob. F. Coates, Woodulle Md
TUESDAY. OCTOBER "a 8u5 P NJ
sermon. f b Gordan Walker Memorial Baptist Church.
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER e5, SI5 P NJ
CAPT MATILDA PAYNE
sermon. Rev. G NJ Oliver, M Union Wesley A M E Zion
Church. City.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 8n5 P M
sem2n Rev s H. Brown D D. Ebenezer M E Church. City.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER z7. Sis P.
sermon Rev Geo A Davis Nash Memorial Church. City
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 20
o3o A Ms-Sunday school
n A. N-Thc Anniversary Sermon Rev n NJ Carroll, D D,
Pastor. Asbury Nj. F. Church. Annapolis Md.
745 P. M-Sennon Rev W. A. C. Hughes, D; D., Pastor
Sharp Street Memorial NJ F. Church Baltimore Md Music by
Sharp Street Choir.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3o SIS PM
sermon Rev W H. Brooks D D. Pastor, Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church, City.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81 SIS PM
CAPT ROBERT BEVERLY
Church City.
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER I, BIS P. M
sermon Rev ". J. Tyler Jones NJ E. Church. Benning.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ?. 8H5 P, NJ.
Sermon Pastor,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, SIS P. NJ.
Sermon Alfred Young Pastor Whatcoat NJ E. Church
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5.
o3oA .M-Sunday school
II A. MSenon, Rev. E W. 5, Peck D. D. Pastor St Mat
thews NJ. E Church, Baltimore, Md
7:45 P M-The Lords Supper.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g. SIS Pm
Sermon Rev A. c Garner D D. Pastor Plymouth Congrega-
tiona Church, City.
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7, sI5 P. NJ.
carr CHARLOTTE LANHAN-
Sermon Rev T P Thomas Pastor, Central M E Church, City
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GO To
HOL ME 81 10 T EL
325 Virginia AvS., S. ".
Pesg Afro-Americzn Accommodation in
the District
EUROPEAN'AND AMERICAN
PLAN
Good Rooms and Lodging SOC, Z5c
and s. 90. Comfortably Heated
By Steam. Giye rs a call
iames Oroway Holmes, Proprietor
Washington, D. {.
Phone Main 23l5
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y 1
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER g. SIX PM
Anacosia. ~ W. l. O"O''I'
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER O. 8ns.P.M
CAPT. ALICE NJ CARROLL
Sermon 99 Rev c S Briggs, B. Pastor Robert Chapel NJ E.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10, 8u5 P NJ
CAPT. R, H MAuonry-
Sermon Rev S N Brown. D D. Pastor Lincoln Temple City.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 70.
9:3o A M-Smday school
n + !" An MSenQp Rev W H Brooks D D. Pastor St Marks
7>47 p M-Special Odd Fellows
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 8n5 P. N.
CAPT. BESSIE FosoUr-
Sermon, Rev, w. Jackson Pastor Simpson Memorial NJ F
Church. City. ''''a w. T.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ID, 8r5 P. NJ.
CAPT HATTIE S'rALLwQoD
E Church, City. ' '
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, BIS P. M.
CAPT REBEccA BrNEs-
Sermon, Rev. J. NJ Wadon, D D. Pastor Shiloh Baptist
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 8n5 PM
sermon Rev R. Kent Harris D D, Pastor Israel C. NJ E.
Church, City. "
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER y, 8I5 P. NJ
CAPT IDA BELL
Sermon Rev. w A Ray, D D., Pastor Metropolitan A NJ F.
Zion Church, City.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER TO-
9:3O A. M.-Sunday school,
Seminary, Atlanta,
$50 P. M.-Chidren's Hour Special program
Jas P. M-SernOn, Rev. F. s. Williams D. D. Dricc- Cf
perntendent
MONDAY, NOVEMBER co. BIS P NJ
Jubilee and Reunion of members and friends
Admission and refreshments The refreshments will t
served by the Mems Club
RESIDENT BsHOP-Earl CranstOn. D. D. IL D.
PRESIDING BIsHOP-W. F. Anderson, D. D. IL D
District SUPERINTENDENT-E. S. Williams D.
PAsTOR-M w. Clair. Phi D. D. D
RECORDING STEWA ARD-C F. Spraeue
The Washington bee., 1911-10-28

O. Department of Literary Training
!. Department of Industries
8 Extension Home Classes
Ihee are special scholarships for deserving young men and
women III the departments of Theology Religious Training
Inc next summer School and Chauauqua will open July 3 1912
FOR further information and catalogue address
PRESIDENT JAMES Z. SHEPARD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
BATTLE IN
NAPLES STREETS
Especial cable to The r,me..p..pa,eA. ]

lspe0ial Cable 10 The Tim es- Dispatch
Rome, July Ga fierce battle recently
was waged in the streets o. naples between
the police and the camor1a. The former
had come in body 10 execute a warrant
FOR the arrest of Vinceazo Grandullo, the
new supreme head OF this sangu!nary so
eiety in the Monte Calvario district OF the
city
They had secured their man and wer.
hurrying him along TO the carabinieri bar.
racks near by, when they We're suddenly
held up at a sharp corner by big band Of
CamoTrists. armed with dagsers and revol.
vers. Grandullo's brother. who was at their
head, demanded the instant release OF the
Camorra CHIEF, bloody ARRAY followed.
used on either side, Inspector Castoldl was
Paola had his skull stove in by heavy
sticks, and lie. at the point of death In
The military hospital.
Though several Csmorrist r.ngicader. were
shot in the arms and legs. all succeeded in
escaping except the successor of Erricone
who is now on trial at Viterbo. Even thi.
prisoner was later recaptured in the main
thoroughfare OF Naples.
The trial OF Inspector Matora before this
Neapol!tan criminal courts on the indlct-
men, OF the Royal Carabinieri. appoint eo
by the Italian central government to prose.
cute the campaign against the Camorra
terminated to-day in his acquittal. Matera
was charged with being the associate q
criminal societies. having run bagn!ds In
Naples IN partnership with ten notoriou.
female Camorrist Maria Stendardo who 4:
, now being tried at Viterbo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
BELIEVE CRISIS
HAS BEEN PASSED

London. July 2o.-The Moroccan crisis
is practically ended AT least this Is
the opinion of the English public. al
though the Foreign Office is careful
to point out that the negotiations are
not simple and may drag on for
While greatly relieved at the i'm.
provenient in the situation. even Sc
rious- minded Britshers. in discussing
the crisis. are invariably of the opin.
lon that. as war with Germany seems
probable. it would be far better for
England If it should come now than
latep. when the German navy will have
been streng thened. and also that Eng
land would better come to blows with
Germany over Morocco or some ques-
ton in which France is directly in
terested, than on question in which
London and Germany only are con-
cerned.
In the former case England would
be assured of the assistance of France.
while in the latter France might, with
out dishonor, offer sympathy. but stand
aside when it came TO fight
Germany. according to the English
view. has made a bluff which is being.
promptly called, and she is now pre-
pairing to withdraw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Iinstlerk Wan
WHERE THEY PLAY NEXT
SATURDAY.
Hustlers VS.. Giants, Spring Hill.
stnre.rs. Cardinals, Byrd Park.

The Hustlers defeated the Stars at
Byrd Park yesterday In a smuggling
match by the score of Is 10 IA The
Stars had good lead. but the Hust.
lers, by playing a great uphill game
and by hating Allan hard in the sixth.
seventh and ninth innings. won out
With the score Il TO IL against them
.n their half of the ninth. Amos. the
first man up, doubled, ard Green
scored him with home run over tins
centre helder's head. The features Of
The game were the home run by Green
and the playing al times of both teams
The Hustlers play the Giants al Spring
Hill next saturday. and as these two
teams are rivals. close game is ex-
pected.
Score ny Innings: RHE.
Stars ....4o01 off u 3
Hustlers .1 90 , o > 3 0 2-l5 10 I
Batteries: Nichols and Bischoff Al
Ian and Nelson Umpire, Atkisson.
Summary TWO base hits-D Green,
B!sda off, r. Amos Three base hits
Turner Home rum. Green, Struck
sout--Dy Nichols. { by Allan. o. Bases
on balls-by Nichols. & by Allan. 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
MEMORIAL TO KNAPP
Organization for Its Erection Ho. Raan
Perfected

; SSaleish. n G. July ga South.
to'd,, organization was perfected here
wa Washington: D. C.. to erect memo ~
org orran 10 sne late pr Seaman A Knapp,
aeinon ton work A statue or hue,
* Ben 10 De placed on the grounds Of the
department. of Agriculture al Wash.
inston. and replicas are to be ereetaa
q the agricultural colleges of each
The committee in charge of The
movement is Chancellor y. G. Barrow
isiohs' IA. president: Clarence Poe. RAJ
ieiEn, secretary; Q. B. Martin. Wash :
tngton' treasurer: Governor Mann. Vir-
tHi in'a con gressman Lever, South Caro-
INA CHARLES s. Barrett. Alabama. I
n Duggar Alabama. Charles Scott
9N!ssissippi: Congressman nansdeli
EEoulsiana' Lem Banks. Tennessee,
governor Donaghy. Arkansas: DR. s
r. n Bro4Ks. Texas: John Fields. Okla
member Is to be state chairman and
WI III name State committee of four.
IN each county i &C
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
,Ionroes Win.

The Monroes defeated the Crescents
Saturday afternoon in a smuggling con-
test. by the score OF 20 to II. Both
teams played well for the first fivs
innings. when the pitchers of both
teams We're hit hard. Gable, who start.
ed in for the Monroes. was wild, and
was touched up freely Boib. who
started in 1or the Crescents. was hit
hard Hues. who relieved him. shared
the same fate.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Monroes ....0 Of Q & 30 IS .
Summary: Home run-Browning
Three base hits-Creamer. Lain. Two
base hits--Browning. Miller, Dearsy.
Stolen bases-Bransford, Dreamer,
Heiker, Miller, Browning. Enselking,
Sohimek. Lain. Gilman. struck out
BY Bolb 3 by Hues. 9: by Cable, @;
by Heiker. 9. Bases on balls--Off Bolb
4: off Hues, 2: off Gable, ;; off Heiker
/ Time of game hours. Umpire
Gates. Attendance-150.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Poems DISSATISFIED
They Expected Greater Personal Bene
fits From Revolution

washington, July 2e-The verbal
reports that the ambassador TO Mex
iieo Henry Lane Wilson, has made 10
me President and Secretary KNOX re.
sLaroing conditions in Mexico are on
Ine whole said to be very encoura cling
me ambassador found that number
% poems entertained exaggerated ideas
as to the personal dement's they would
sealize from the revolution. It has been
Sone e~nat dithcult for the provisional
government to reconcile them to the
taet that there cannot be wholesale
division on agrarian principles amone
the populace
win an assurance that non-taYsh,a
private estates of vast size hereaftar
are al nc TO b, bear their share. of the burden
OF the maintenance of the government
II Is believed that much of the ciamor
will be satisfied ''aiiio'
The crying need of the Mexicans Is
a larger measure of public edncation
Mt wilson believes It is understood
70 De the policy of Francisco /. MaJero
Jr., should he be elected President ~
in inn gsd Upon ot the Mexican Congress an
united system of state schools
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
KING IS LOOKING
HAGGARO AND WAN
Continued From First pageo

Lady Paget is taking Mrs. William
Leeds to the Aix-les- Bains cure.
WhirIwind Tour of Continent.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Harrington Walker.
OF Detroit have been prominent AMONG
Americans in Europe this summer.
They made whirlwind tour of the
Continent. attended all the coronation
festivities. and then went to Cologne.
where they joined Mr.. Walkers niece.
the Countess Manfred Won Matuschka.
AT Cologne the Walkers have three
ehildren-a son. caldwell; a pretty
daughter of sixteen and another at
tractive child OF eight.
The entire party travelled down the
Rhine with the Matuschkas, landed at
Wiesbaden and motored through Sax
ony TO Dresden. where the party was
feted on all sides. Thence their pro-
gress was marked by constant enter
,tainments. for the Matuschkes are
great personageo.
When the Matuschkas's family seat
Schloss Breohan. in Silesia, was reached
the Walkers ended their tour. They
intend to remain there a few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Especial to The Times-pispatoh. ]

Danville, Va, July 2s.-Rev. D. P.
Tate. former prominent Methodist
minister and real estate agent of this
city, was arrested this afternoon In
Knoxville. Tenn. on the complaint of
the Danville police. on the charge OF
obtaining money under false pretenses.
The news OF his arrest produced a SEN
sation here. as he had been actively
engaged in both the ministry and real
estate until about the middle of June
and nothing but sympathy is expires sed
for his family, which is quite large
Tate came to this city about two or
three years ago from North Carolina
where he had been preaching, being a
minister of the Western North Caro-.
lima Conference When he came to
this city be was cordially welcomed by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
MINISTER ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Rev. D. P Tate Alleged to Have Secured Fraud
ulently SIS, 900 From Poorer Glasses
of Danville

both the people and the ministers. and
OF the Danville people. He has filled
various pulpits in this city. and was
regarded as n minister Of ability.
In addition to his ministerial duties.
he entered into the real estate bust
ness. and it is alleged that he became
deeply in debt. passing worthless
checks and defrauG.ng numerous peo-
Is upward of $4,000. and 1t is alleged
ne got most of his money from the
poorer classes.
The chief of police received a mos
sage from the Knoxville authorities
this afternoon stating that they had
arrested Tate. and an officer will be
sent from this city to bring him back
70 trial Just as soon as requis!tion
papers can be secured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

The Giants defeated the Cardinals
at Spring Hill diamond yesterday by
the score of to /. Barrett and
Schapiro were pitted against each
other It was a pitchers battle up to
the seventh frame. when a double and
a. single and a couple of errors by
Kelly, at third, netted the Giants four
runs. The features of the gang were
the battery work Of both teams and a
and Bowles. This game was played
in one houd and ffteen minutes. 1t
seems pretty good for amateurs. The
Cardinals play the StNrs at Byrd PARK
next Saturday. August 8
Score b. innings; RHE
Giants .........OoO oo141x-6 s /
Cardinals -. % 90 ooo1 OIL 4
Batteries: Giants. Barrett and Miles
Cardinals, Schapiro and Ernest
summary; Two base hits-Klng,
Ernest Three base hit-Williams.
Bases on balls-off schapiro. ?, OFF Bar
rett, B. Struck out-by Schapiro Z:
ny Barrett. s. Hit by pitched ball
Ciueci. Double play-Kine to WILLIAMS
to Bowles. Time OF game. one hour
and fifteen minutes. Umpire. Mr.. Sim.
mons. Attendance, 100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Miscellaneous
ST. Andrew. Victorions.

The st Andrews ball team defeated
the Recruits in a close game vester
DAY. by the score of TO 3. The fea-
lures OF the game were the batting of
Iimmons. who secured a home run in
me sixth win the bases fun, and the
pitching of johnson, who allowed onlv
SIX scattered hits and struck out ten
men. a. Fit2hugh featured behind the
bat for the Recruits
Score by innings: RHE
81. Andrews 1000 o41o.-6 10 <
Recruits .-.....1 03oo10O o-5 4
Batteries: st Andrews Johnson and
parnley. Recruits. Philips and Fitz-
hugh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Speaks for the ..D,y.,

IspeclaI 10 The Times Dispa toni
Staunton. Va, July 2o-Seaboard
. Msrignt' of Georgia. spoke for the
packed the largest assembly hall in
Ihe town He will speak again Mon
Gay night In the open air. closing the
T dhinPalgn Tor the election Tuesday
in ne "ets nave not had any meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

and organisms by tho medical superlptan-
dent. Hayward Pinch. and the director Of
the chemical laboratory. W. L. Alton.
An inspection was hrst made Of the con-
sulting-rooms, which are equipped with all
which the treatment Is applied. The royal
visitors were then taken over the patho-
logical laboratory, where the affects OF Ia=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
QUICK JUSTICE DONE
One Week From Crime TIL Death
Penalty Is Imposed.

Penalty Is Imposed.
Pecos Tex, July 29.-Leon Martinez.
the Mexican youth. was convicted at
2 o'clock this afternoon by a jury on
the charge of numbering Miss Emma
Brown at Saratoga last Saturday. The
Death penalty will be inflicted A
crowd attended the trial. and hundreds
shook hands with Judge Isacks for
his prompt work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

inc Empress Marie OF Russia has paid a
surprise visit to the new Radiun, In.,;,,,.
(which Will he opened for the reception Of
s on August 10. in Ridinghouse
Street W. The royal par,v NO. ..,..
Cd Cd through the institute by sir Freder,ck
49, - ana demonstrations were given of
tue eneet OF radium on various bacteria
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
CONDITION is GRAVE
'ohn w. Gates Suffers Relapse and II
Critically III.

Parie. July 29.-The condition of
John w. Gates was said tonight to
pe very grave. Mr.. Gates had a re-
monia developed in the left lung. and
according to Dr.. eros. the attend
ing physician. made his condition a
one time almost desperate
next forty eight hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
TREATIES ARE COMPLETED
Pacts of Peace VIII Be Signed Thi.


Washington, July 2s.-The general
arbitration treaty between the United
states and Great Britain and the
United States and France will be
signed in Washington next week. An
announcement to this effect wes made
to-day. After the signing of the
treaty there Will be a formal exchange
between the governments concerned,
Secretary of State Knox will sign the
treaties for the United states.