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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-16

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-16

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-16

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belt 4 Poter. og eter oct itore antoI 8%dhainger, iom ftrsnme.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-16

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-16

@%eteranerne fra 1864. 5ormon.
ben for 2on6sitopoIget FOR @etera-
ner ira arigep i 1861, aommimoI.
repiior geter 6. geterien | Ooenie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-16

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The Washington bee., 1912-03-09

Subscribers will please be ready
when our agent calls.
The Bee can be purchased at the
Smith Drug Store, our agency, Dunn
barton Avenue and 28th St n. w.
Mr.. James L. Turner is preparing a
history of the residents Of this section
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
WEST WASHINGTON.
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The annual males day exercises Of
the Mt Zion NJ. T. Sunday school
will take place Sunday morning.
March 10, at 9:3O o'clock A. NJ.
Prominent workers OF the Sunday
schools OF the city have been invited.
and the singing of the male voices by
the school will be one OF the main
features of the exercises.
The Heliotrope Circle held their
regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Z.
Holt, 25I8 P Street Northwest After
the regular business meeting an in
teresting musical program and innO-
cent games were enjoyed. concluding
by a beautiful spread by the hostess,
Mrs. Holt, who invited the guests
into the dining room, where refresh
ments were served. Among the guests
were Mrs. Roche, Mr. and Mrs Hill,
Mrs. Burch, Mr. and Mrs. d. Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Smith, Mrs. Alice
Harris. Mrs, Annie Boyd, Mrs. H.
Morgan. Mrs /. G. Williams. Mrs.
Maggie Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Holt, Miss Marie Morgan. Messrs
VIM Cruso. J. s. Smith and Mr. Jas
L. Turner
A sermon will be preached to Dis
triCt Grand Lodge Of Good Samari-
tans Sunday evening at Mt Zion NJ.
F. Church. 7:3O P. NJ, by Rev. d. w.
Hayes, D. D. Special music by the
choir.
A reception will he rendered Rev
D. w. Hayes. D. D.. pastor OF Mt.
Zion NJ. F. Church, 10Th St n w.
Wednesday evening, March I3 in
honor of his pastorate of two years.
and an interesting program has been
arranged, under the auspices of a
committee representing the several
departments OF the church The ex-
eTcises will be concluded by a presen-
tation speech by Mrs Marie Wheeler,
with several pleasant tokens Of re-
membranCe Mrs. Martha Lee. chair
man: Miss T. ?. Williams, secretary;
Mn Jas. L. Turner, master of cere-
monies
The choir of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church will render a sacred
song service Sunday afternoon at ;
P. NJ. at the First Baptist Church.
Dumbarton Avenue n w DR. Jas
Walker. director Rev f. F Ricks,
pastor.
The Epworth League Of Mt Zion
NJ. z. Church, listened to very in
structive address Sunday afternoon By
Mr.. VIM. H. 7. Beckett, teacher OF
physical culture of the Y NJ c. A.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09

On Easter Monday next. the newly
instituted Odd Fellows Lodge will
give its first grand entertainment
On this evening it is expected that
the acting grand master, the Hon
Henry Lincoln Johnson, will deliver
one of his masterful addresses
Tickets are now out, and it is planned
TO make this the grandest affair ever
held III this community. The vii
berforcian Orchestra has been en-
gagged, and our ladies will serve
choice refreshments.
The Executive Committee of the
FairmOunt Heights Citizens Associa-
ton held very important meeting
III the lecture room Of the NJ. T.
Church Wednesday night, February
20. The committee outlined the work
which the association hopes to accom-
plish during this year in addition Ia
improvements already ordered. Much
depends upon the energy and execu-
tive ability OF the chairman of the
executive committee.
The public school house is nearly
completed. The teachers. Miss !
Wilkes and Miss Erna WeIch. have
been called to Bowie by the school
commission to attend the teachers as
SOCIatlOn, which holds its sessions
March I and 8. The school here will
be nicely represented
Rev. DR.. l. n. Ross, pastor of the
Metropolitan A NJ. +. Church. of
Washington, d. c., delivered an ap-
propriate and highly instructive ser
mon at the Paramount Heights NJ. +.
Church Sunday, March ?. His COM
ing to Fairmount Heights was in an
sWer to a Macedonian Call" and a
universal demand on the part of all
the citizens of the community, ire
speCtive OF denomination, and the
special invitation of Rev. w. II. How
ara, the pastor OF the NJ L. Church
here.
DR.. l. \. Ross took as his text: If
any man will come after me, let him
deny himself, When the Rev. Doc
tor had finished his discourse the
young, as we'll as the aged, expressed
their feeling by exclaiming: Indeed
he IS endowed by the Lord to preach
the gospel y es, he measures I'D
to the qualification of a bishop"
Surely the next general conference
OF his church will unanimously elect
him to the bishopric'
In the congregation were seen many
persons. Among them
were: Prof. and Mrs. c. A. Champ.
Mr and Mrs. c. II. Fonyille. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker, Mr. S. NJ. Lewis, MI
and Mrs. c. /. Marshal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Washington. The collection
doubled the expectation of the pastor
Rev. Dr. N. w Clair, pastor of As
bury NJ L. Church, Washington, D.
c.. will preach Sunday, March 10, at
; o'clock His choir and congrega-
tion have been invited to be present
also.
Mrs, y J. Ware, one of the leading
figures in FairmoGnt Heights, left last
Saturday for Easiey, S. c.
Mrs. James f. Armstrong, Mrs.
James T. Slater and Mrs. Essie Wat
kins, who have been on the sick list,
are rapidly improving. They are un-
der the watchful care of DR.. Willis W
Jones, very eminent physician
The election of the officers and di-
reCtors of the FairmOunt Heights
Mutual Improvement Co took place
Thursday night at the public hall
Their names will be given later
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09

photographers
Mrs. Fluellen, of this city, is visit
in" friends in Atlanta, Ga. On Thurs
day, the 20th, Miss Caldwell enter
tanned in honor of her.
Mr.. c. NJ Hunt, of Georgetown,
KY, IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Johnson.
Mrs. Crawford, OF Vineland, \. J.,
IS the guest of her daughter and SON
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Davis, OF
Twelfth street Northwest
The Poinsetta Club gave a matinee
dance in the main auditorium of True
Reformers' Hall on Saturday last, for
the benefit OF the shoe fund The al
fair was well patrOnized.
Miss Helen Faith has returned to
her home in Gas City, Ind, after a
very enjoyable visit OF several months
in this city with friends.
Mrs. Young, wife Of Major Young,
OF Denver, Col, who is visiting
friends in indianapolis, Ind, plans a
visit to this city shortly.
DR. r. Z. Jones, editor OF the
Southwestern Christian Advocate. Wis
tied friends in this city last week.
Miss Mamie II. Burroughs spent a
few days in Philadelphia last week
Miss Phoebe Henderson, who spent
two weeks in this cay, has returned
to Philadelphia, after delightful trip.
They met at DR.. Morse's Gem Drug
Store and saw themselves in front of
that beautiful fountain, 10Th and L
streets Northwest.
Recorder Henry Lincoln Johnson
IL I Il, f,g- ac
say as much. He Is a man and no
cringer
If the Recorder had lost when he
went to Georgia they would have said
4 told you so" But he won, and
now they say he is no leader Bosh.
Here Is the congratulations of The
Bee and the people, Colonel.
Have you secured tickets for the
great musical event at the Howard
Theater March p, given by the Wash
ington Conservatory Choral Society:
Miss Theresea Lee will direct. the
dancing.
Mrs. VIM. L. Smith. of New York
City, who is visiting Mrs. Mayme
Shalton. of 1921 NJ Street, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Norah Diuguid
and sister, Mrs Almara Hawkins, of
Newburgh. n. Y. Mrs. Smith was
highly entertained during her three
days visit. Saturday evening 81 was
guest at a whist party.
Drs. Board and Mcclure, 18th St.
n. w, and 9th and You Streets n.
w, continue TO treat their patrons in
manner that continues to draw
them.
The New Ebbitt Walters will
give their Second Grand Ball at
True Reformers' Hall next Tues
day evening. Music will be fur
nished by the Amsterdam Orches-
ira. Admission IS cents
Spend an evening with the Operas,
at the Howard Theater, and listen to
solos, duets. seNtettes and ChOTu5es,
varied by an artistic dance given by
the Washington Conservatory Choral
Society. directed by Mr. Harry A.
Williams. the eminent teacher and ar.
tiSt.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
Mu-So-Lit Club Discusses Leaders.

The Mu-So-Lit Club had a largely
attended meeting last night at Mar
tins Cafe, nth and l. Streets North
west The speaker Of the evening
was Mr. Garnet c. Wilkinson, of the
faculty Of NJ Street High School, who
handled without gloves that much
mooted subject Negroes as Group
Leaders Music was furnished by the
letter trio, and a toothsome luncheon
closed the exercises. Mr. Robert A
Pelham presided. Among the special
guests present was Lawyer n. F. Har-
per. author OF the drama "TallaboO
now being played at a local theater
Miss Villa Hughes, OF Baltimore,
spent last week in the city, the guest
OF Miss Mary T. Clancy Of 1910 nth
street y. w
Gossip has it that number Of our
young lady teachers will take matri-
mOniaI vows about Eastertide
Miss Mamie Chinn, Of 2OII 9th
Street Northwesteis at home again.
after a pleasant stay of five months
in Philadelphia
Mis-, Irene Parker has returned
from a visit 10 Philadelphia, and Is
stopping at 2oo7 9th street for the
present She is considering a hatter-
ing offer to go into vaudeville.
Nine Anna Lee Slade, the talented
singer and dramatic reader, IS now
domiciled at 1921 Linden street
Northeast.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
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The latest evidence of the material
and social advancement OF the peO-
pie OF this community is the new
Odd Fellows Lodge of the q. y.
O. OF O, F. in America, recently set
apart under most auspIciOus and ira
ternal circumstances. This lodge,
brought about largely through the
ceaseless efforts of Architect w Sid
ney Pittman, ably assisted by w. ).
Grouse and others, is the first lodge
of this community, and as such was
most royalty welcomed into the fold
of Odd Fellowship with unusual cere-
mOny Associate Justice w. I. Hous-
ton, one of the few idols of the half
million members of the brotherhood.
acted as master of ceremonies, and
with him came one hundred other
guests. 4 sumptuouS collation. was
served, and great was the merry
making over the thiTty-two members
of the new Home Builders Lodge.
No. So28. of FairmOunt Heights, Md.
All the people of Baptist inclina-
ton. and their friends, of Fairmount
Heights and surrounding neighbor-
hood. are uniting, for the purpose OF
building a place OF worship, to be
known as the First Baptist Church.
\ grand rally is now on at the Public
Hall every Sunday at 3 o'clock. Rev
DR.. VIM. ]. Howard. of the Zion Bap-
tist Church, will preach next Sunday
March 10, and Rev. DR. J. Milton
Waldron will follow on Sunday
March Y. All are invited to come
out and help in the good work. The
newly elected trustees to assist the
pastor. Rev. Blackwell. are Messrs
B. s. Carter, w S. Grouse and w
Sidney Pittman.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
PEOPLES DRUG STORE

Beautiful Smooth Skins follow
the use of Barnard's Complexion
Cream. Freckles, Tan and Liver
spots are quickly removed by its
use, The best flesh cream. for
bleaching the skin. Attractive
offer to agents.
Special offer free; a 25c cake OF
Barnard's Clearo Complexion Soap
free to every one purchasing a jar
OF Barnard's Complexion Cream
and presenting this advertisement
On sale at all first
class drug and department stores.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.
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(By R. H Brooks, 723 So. Fairfax ST.

(By X. II BROOKS, 723 So Fairfax St
Mr.. John F. Parker, principal Of
Snowden public school, has returned
from Lynchburg. Va, where he was
sent by this city, to attend the col
ored Teachers School Improvement
League and represent the Colored of
Mr.. Parker is very much
elated at the results of the conven-
ton, and has called a meeting of the
teachers of the public schools at the
residence of Mrs. Sarah Gray, SIS
Duke street, on the evening of
March 9Th, at which time plans will
be perfected for great mass meeting
OF the patrons and cOlOred citizens.
which we hope will be in the near
future.
When the local branch OF the
League is launched here we will be
told in detail the objects of the or
ganization; though the real object IS
nothing more than the name implies,
viz: "Colored School improvement
League"
The idea is indeed novel. and very
practical, and it is hoped that Mr.
Parker and his able lieutenants and
'lieutenantists' will have the hearty
cooperation of every colOred citizen
III this effort toward the improvement
of educational conditions in Alexan-
dria.
Mr. Parker has been affiliated with
the colored school system of Virginia
possibly longer than any teacher in
the State, and it is hardly probable
that any have done more toward the
advancement of the coIored youth.
Many days Mr. Parker has Iabored all
during the authorized school hours,
and, at the expiration of this time,
finding the work of the pupils very
unsatisfactory to his decidedly criti-
cal taste, he would remain in school
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09

vation"
Miss Hattie Darnell is home again
after a most successful operation at
Freedman's Hospital
Mrs. Ann Shackelford is quite i'll at
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs
Mary Holseudorf. S2G Gibbon St.
Mr. Robert Burke. the confectioner.
expects to go to Freedman's Hospital
for an operation this week.
The Bee is on sale at David VAR 5
barber shop, No. 100 No. Columbus
St, and Miss Julia Brown, 200 \.
Payne St
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
THEATERS
TA.MES H. HUDNELL. Manager
HIAWATHA THEATRE

Beginning Saturday, February II,
Children's Matinee's every Saturday,
2I5 P. NJ. Juvenile pictures: Gin
derella, Three Bears, Jack and Bean
Stalk, and many others. Cinderella.
Saturday, February II. Select music
with lecturer, and lady attendant will
constitute the program Five cents
admission. R. H. Murray, Manager
5c-Hiawahta Theater-5c.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
Miss Burroughs.

Philadelphia Pa. March r.
The Interdenominational Confer
ence IS in session in this city. Miss
Mamie H. Burroughs, of Washing
ton. is the only colored representa-
tive present 1t IS one Of the great
est conferences that has ever been
held in this country. Miss Burroughs
IS being royalty treated
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
Next Tnesdav at Bethel Literary.

Mrs. Coralie Franklin Cook, OF
Howard University, will lie the prin-
cipal speaker at the meeting OF Bethel
Literary and Historical Association
on next Tuesday night. the 18th inst.
Her subject will be The COnServa-
ton of the Child
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09

A testimonial in honor of Mrs
Mary Church Terrell is being planned
by the women of Washington
4 banquet in recognition of the val
ued services OF Prot. George William
Cook, of Howard University, and
members of the Board of Charities, Is
listed among coming events.
Mr.. K. F. Phillips, of the Cameron,
has returned from New York CITY
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09
Death of Mrs. Estella Harris.

The funeral of Mrs. Estella Har-
riS. the wife of Mr.. Louis n Harris,
of the city postoffice, took place Wed
nesday afternoon from Mt Zion NJ. Z.
Church, and was largely attended
She was a member of Silver Queens,
Household of Ruth, which was pres
ent and assisted in the ceremonies.
Rev. ID. w Hayes ofticiated. Inter
ment, Mt Zion Cemetery.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-09

The program of exercises under Miss
Fannie Hayes was one OF the best in
the history of the League
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-09-27
Vanderbilt's Twelve Cents.

Mr. Vanderbilt. was noaably eNaa.ing
in his personal business relaItions-of
himself as well as of Others Az a
meeting of a certain railroads hoard
of directors of which he WAS MEM
Der it was found ehat several were alb
sant those present shared the total fee
Tha. is, if but half the members ware
present each attending member would
receive $50 and 80 proport. ona.Hv. On
the day of the meeting referred to
the number of ABSENCES made the divi-
sion Of the fee amount TO reraatn odl
dollars and Il 1-2 cents. AZ the rlosa
of the needing, AS the secretary hand
ed each member his apport[oned fee, he
accepted the given number of dollars
and passed mp the ~ 1-2 CENTS to avoid
the secretary came to Mr.. Vanderbilt,
however, he found HIM busily coun.in-'
some com from a purse on to the
table. IL can change a DOLLAR for You
and will take the IL CENTS" SAID Mr..
Vanderbilt, then smiled as he added,
but I cannot manage the IL GENT
And the man worth more than SID, Ooo.po'
had taken the trouble 10 change IA dol
lar for the sake of u CENTS, which, to-
gether with the extra dollars, had come
to him by the default of Others. Had
the proposed half penny bean in circula
ton he would probably have managed
the l-2 cent"
The next day Cornelius Vanderbilt gave
100000 ITO establish charity work in
New York. And it WAS in measure
due to his constantly keeping close tab
on the pennies in the handling Of his
large affairs that he WAS able to make
such splendid gift in the cause of hi;
manity Richard NJ. twdnans, in Har.
per's Weekly. / I