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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-21

FOR sALEHANDsoME HOME IN WASH
ington Heights; ideally and conveniently 10
Gated: has attractive rooms and tiled bath
hot-water heat and electric lights Il In ex
cellent condition and q wonderful bargain
for $4,000.
SHANNON 4 LucHs,
Phone Main 23A5. 71S 18th 1t. Nv.
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John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
IA Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.


We will start rent November any OF the
ALL NECESSARY REPAIRS MADE AT ONCE
643 Cnp st. Tor, h. furnace heat. $40 30
III ati St Sc, llr, b.. hot water heat. $3.50
8Ol n c. ave Sc Dr. b. hot water heat. 81 30
IL 9Th ST. ne. Or, b.. hot-water heat. -. 80 80
ABS \. j. ave Sc lOr., b.. latrobe heat. 81. 50
3I6 9Th st. Sc. Sr., b., hot water heat. 80 20
p Sth st ne. Or. b., hot water heat. 80 10
7Oi 4 st. me-, IT.. b., hot water heat. 2s 30
219 c st. ne Or, b., hot-water heat. -. % 80
2O7 II st. NV, 8r., b.. latrobe heat. % 80
lab st Sc, 7r.. b.. latrobe heat. -25 so
sos st. Sc, Or. b., latrobe heat ...... $3.50
443 NJ st. ne. Or, b.. latrObe heat. g. 80
1924 s. c. ave. Sc. 6r b., latrobe heat. %. so
243 10th st. Sc, Or. b.. latrobe heat $50. % 80
2l0 st. ne, IT, b., latrobe heat. 20. 80
1877 Carroll st. Sc, Or, b., latrohe heat. 205O
1919 10th st. Sc. 6r., b. latrobe heat. 10 30
45l N J. ave. Sc. ST.. b.. latrobe heat. 1875
1920 d st. me-. 8r., b.. latrobe heat. 1850
43S Ky. ave. Sc. 6r, b., latrobe heat. 1850
1862 u c. ave. me-. 6r, b., latrobe heat. II. 80
sO7 18th st. s.e., 6r.. b.. latrobe heat. 1871
4O5 st. me-. 6r., b., latrobe heat. 1877
3O7 ST. Sc. Ar, b., latrobe heat. 400
For complete list phone call
JOHN r. DONOHOE 4 SONS, INC,
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.

NORTHWEST.
l447 W NV. 81. b. rs. 50
} 1885 LIST NV, 6r,b .2.5O
} 1877 LIST NV, 6r.b.22.5O
, 1345 LIST nv. Or, b..2l.50
1901 c NV. 5r. b. 1880
} 26l5 P NV. 7r.w.14.3O
TAT Morton nw,5, w.12.5 so
NORTHEAST.
Il 1924 Mont av ,6r.b.1S.5O
1916 d ne, Or. b. 1850
} 1918 Fla av ne. Or, bic. 80
35 Myrtle ne.6r, b..l5.50
} 1874 It'll ne, 5r. w.l4.SO
}! 3O2 18th ne, Or, .13. 80
SOUTHEAST.
II 701 / Sc. 5r.b....15.OO
nos A Sc. Or. w..12.50
} 1925 4th Sc. Or, 10
l42 \ Sc, 5r. ". 1850
d 1894 = Sc, Or. ". 10. 40
SOUTHWEST.
ii 12O6A W'ter sw, 4,b15. 90
} All I sw. Or, b....14.D
47S II sw. 7r,w. ..14.bo
GIL d sw, Or. ". ..13.30
} 1853 y sw, Or. W. 1880
307 McL'n sw Or. w12.O
1909 $ Cap, 6r,w.11.5O
} 1899 AZ sw. 5r, ~. 1850
1912 Union sw.4.w1U.OO
1898 Union sw,or.w.9.5O
lily FLATS.
} 439a Tenn ne. Ar. b. IL. 80
$50 Morton ne, 5r, b. Il. so
PROPERTY.
33s Sd NV, st&dw %. so
} 3O6 ~ sw. store. .20.W
, 1870 Pa se,st&dw.2 20. 90
T01 ! Sc, sto&cel. 2O.O0
} 1901 ~ sw.sto&2r18. 90
} $40 ~ sw, store. 1900
} IS C sw, st 4 DIV. 49, O
1908 G NV. store. 1850
1904 Water sw. stol2. so
!, POP D NV store $50
TENANTS.
D. 8 14th Sc. Or, w...14.D
, Bl4 3D. Sw. 6r, w..14.D
Sc d sw. Or, ". ..12.5O
81 70l Lamont nw,b. WIZ
} rs N Sc, 6r,w.....l2.5U
!, 1417 Mass avse,4.b12.O0
ZIG N ] Az se, q. w11.5O
SO d sw. 5r, ". .11.O0
} 1917 N J av Sc 8, wlO.5O
} l417 Mass avse. 1, bio. 90
1918 LIST sw, 5r. ". .. so
1882 n J av Sc. 4r, w.9.00
} III Quander sc. Ar, w9 90
, 1910 4th NV, 2r. 800
J ISL n Sc, Or. w....S.00
, 105 G Sc. Or, w....6.0O
2lLf y NV, Ar. ". 3. -
! 1928 Half sw.5r.w.6 50
ETINS AT OFFICE.
Phone Main $50.
AZ La. Ave. NV.
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FOR sALE-RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A
suburban home in beautiful Chevy Chase;
west Of and close to Connecticut ave-; nine
delightful rooms; tiled baths: hot-water
heat; open dreplaces: electric lights: hardwood
floors; beam ceiling in dining room and
enormous porches: Is In nrst-class condition
and a phenomenal bargain at 5000.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Phone Main 2345 713 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


FOR RENT
1913 st. ne, IA rooms and baths $4,000
1883 Mass. ave NV, II rms and bath. 1918
2713 Ontario I'd. NV, rooms and bath. -. IS
467 Missouri ave-, rooms and bath. 49,. 80
iii 9Th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 80. 1850
e03 East Capitol ST., rooms and BATH. $50
1893 9Th st. NV, rooms and bath. 80. IS SO
q Seaton st. NV, rooms and bath .. $3.50
3265 St, rooms and bath. ........... 825O
1880 25th st. NV, 8 rooms and BATH. ~ 70
925 goth st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
235 st. ne, rooms and bath. 1850
4S3 Missouri ave. NV, Sr. and BATH. $3.50
IS NJ st. NV, 8 1ooms and bath. ..... $3.50
1922 IA. ave- 6 e.3 rooms and bath. % so
1117 9th st. NV, rooms. .............. 2 so
al7 Mass. ave. NV. 8 rooms and bath. 1850
1912 r 1t. NV. 6 rooms. ............... 1880
1915 Kirby st. NV, rooms and bath. =. 1850
1923 18th st. NV, rooms. .............. II so
ITO 26th st. NV. rooms. -............ 1850
End 6oor. 2137 Newport place n.w........ 1850
1872 Hickman st. Sc. rooms and bath. 1850
291S Mills ave Ne, rooms and bath. 1880
<39 10th st. s.w., 8 rooms. -............. 1880
$40 st. s.w., 8 rooms. INSTRUMENTATION. 1880
1878 25th st. NV. rooms. ............. 146O
24O4 II st. NV, 6 Observation-Disclosures. 1850
421 5th st. s.e., rooms. 1890
STORES.
612 Louisiana ave. .....................$4S 400
1722 14th Ut. NV. SOoO
BIT Mass. ave- NV ..................... 5O0O
THE WAsHfNGToN LOAN AND TRUST u
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
1924 MASS. AVE; EXCELLENT HOUSE, IN
best section for high-cass boarding house; Is
rooms baths; hotwater heat; 10 bedrooms.
THE +. IL. SMITH COMPANY,
Sl5 FIFTEENTH STREET.
BY OWNER-sEVEN ROOMS AND BATH.
$3.50. 40 18th st. Sc. near Lincoln Park 2S'
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FOR RENT IN DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD
--329 Md. ave. ne; s rooms AMI Ia til, $50. 80.
OWNER, 10 4th st. ne.
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IL w AIA<A<ASNoc
At 9th NV. lar, b$48. 90
8l3 l. nv. Sr. b. 40. 90
604 Sd NV. 10r. b. 1856
1925 W, 1Or,b, hwh. 30. sc
Sl2 F NV, sr. b. ..28.5
1908 y J av, CRIB. .S. 80
1445 W NV, Sr, b. Is 20
DWELLINGS
COG e Cap, Tor. b. 30 so
1902 Fla av ne. 7r, b,
stable .......... 2.W
12l 7th ne. Or. b. .23.5O
$50 I'd ne, Or, b. -.22.W
sos II ne. Or. b. SO
DWELLINGS
2 d sc, Or. b, hw. rs. 90
lit 18th Sc. r.b. .22 81
GIT G Sc. Or, b....18.5(
1903 Sd Sc. 6r, b. .17.W
65S p Sc, Or, W. 800
DWELLINGS
sO2 9Th sw. Sr, h. 80
2O5 18th sw, 7r, b. .22.5t
216 Limb pl sw.S, be-. 50
622 l sw, 6r, b.. 20. 80
1905 C sw, Or, b. 1856
322 " sw, Or. b. 1850
1854 ~ sw. Or. b. 1885
4S7 e sw, IT, w...16.a
1901 ~ sw. 6r,b.l5.N
457 e sw, Or. ". liz. "
TWO-FAM
312 18th ne. Orb. .2l.U
6lO Morris ne.Sr b 1880
BUSINESS
634 Pa av NV. .25u. OU
4S2 Pa av NV. 1900
1888 l. NV $4,000 G. W
200 @ ne, st&dw. so. OJ
726 7th sw, sto&dw. 40. on
926 LIST NV, store. 81. OK
1853 G Sc. st&dw. 1856
1924 E nw.st&dw35. O0
232 N sw. st&dw. 80. 80
201 Mass av NV. 800
1O3 D ne, st&dw. 30. NJ
COLORED
39l Fla av nw,7r, bit. 81
rs l nc, sr, b.....22.5 u
1927 18th NV. Or, b. ~. II
1927 9th NV. 7r.w.1S.5t
9O7 Sd sw. Or, b. .1s.S
1894 10th .5r, " ~. x
1924 e Cap. 6r, b. .17.5t
1856 H'man se Or. biz sc
2426 / NV, Or. ". 1885
1851 B ne. Or. b. .l6.N
339 18th Sc. Or, b.1R.3(
10 Q NV. 5r. .16.HG
2335 Sth NV, Orb. 1881
1912 3Oth NV. Sr. b. 10. 81
22U K sw, 5r. ". 10. 30
1906 l. NV, 5r.w. rs. 81
305 I'd sw. Or. W. Is. 90
1913 kin'nnw. 5r. wis. OK
PRINTED BULL
Phone Main $40.
lanes +. Shea. f
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S22h 18th sw, Or, b.1s.O
343 M'Leanavsw,G.12 II. so
421 10th sw, Or. HOO
COIORED.
42S X nv, Or, b. .26. so
2425 K NV, Or, b.. .25.U
907 Sd sw, Or. b. 80
241 I'd sw, 7r. so
727 21st NV, Or. 1880
223 Sd Bw, 6,b,d. ~. so
lib 7th Sc. Or. .12.5 80
472 l. sw. Ar. 80
1855 I'd sw, Or. so
il C. sw, Or. 90
200 C'ks ct sw,2,b,f7.JO
Inc, 7O4 18th NV
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FOR sALE-RI0HT OFT EAST CAPITOL ST. {;
close to Library; . substantially built brick
dwelling Of large rooms and bath: In good
condition; q snap for some one: only $1,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Phone Main 2345. 713 14th ct. NV.
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SMALL NEW DOWNTOWN AGREEMENTS
1905 9th st. NV. tnear Carnegie Library};
l, 2, 3 and 4 rooms and bath: electric lights
and gas; hot water: steam heat; large, bright
rooms; rear porches.
739 18th st. NV: rooms and bath apart
nent: h.k.
Apply to E. O. wAGENHoRsr,
COS Bond bldg, cor. 18th and N. Y. ave. NV.
Phone NJ S1y3
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FOR RENT-D.D.THO
5ll 9Th NV. lir.b $50. 80
81 X I NV NV. Or. b. -. 80
1923 9Th nw.9r, b. $3.50
1922 II ne, sto, DIV. .39.0
1888 Bids I'd ne. 10r26 80
1918 IL ne, Or. b. 81 so
Cos Newton 81, 5r, b. 1850
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The Toronto, goth and P Sts.-
to & rooms and bath $50 90 TO $40 90
The Laclede, 1923 VT. Ave
8 rooms and bath observation-disclosures s5 %
The Argyle, 18TH and Park road
rooms and bath. ,,.-.-..-.......-....s 81. 30
The Mt. Pleasant, 1888 Mt. Pleas
ant St
. rooms and bath ,-.:.-.-......- $40 90
The Ashton, I43o r ST
roofns and bath, porch 1876 %
The Wesley, 1927 Columbia
road
8 rooms and bath. porch ............. $3.50
The King, 1922 18th St
6 rooms and bath. ........-...........s 47 80
The Harding. 18th and Girard
Iand 5 rooms and bath ST., 30 TO $50 90
- The +. H. SMITH CO.,
NJ sl5 FIFTEENTH STREET.
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANT OR 10 ROOM HOtSE: GOOD REl
pair; must he reasonable: near Capitol and
Union station. REX FLOYD. committee cd
Indian affairs. Capitol.
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THOs. ]. FISHER & CO.. INC,
Real Estate, Loans ana Insurance.
UNFINISHED.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

by young couple after Nov. l5. bungalow o,
small house: state lowest terms and location
BOX 3S5 Star ONCE
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INSURANCE.

ARE YOU INSURED7 CONSIDER. THEN. THE
rates on the following insurance policies: Fire,
theft, health. accident. employers liability
we Will explain the value of such insurance.
CHARLES $. MUIR & co, INC.
Main 1885,. 14o3 y. Y. ave. NV Main 4sae
ESTATES CAREFULLY MANAGED :,
The Denver star., 1915-10-09

wish to give pleasure to thy mother,
90 to thy family (6)' to those on
whom thou dost depend? What
wouldst thou do for them?
G. % And for Me, hast thou no
Jealous thought for Me? (2) Dost
thou not wish to do little good to
The souls of thy friends who perhaps
have forgotten Me? (3) Tell Me of
one in whom thou takest interest;
the motive that actuates thee, the
means thou wouldst employ.
H. % Bring Me all thy failures,
and l will show thee the cause of
them. (2) Hast thou not troubles
| CD Who has caused thee pain? (D
| Tell Me all, and thou wilt finish by
adding that thou wilt pardon, thou
wilt forget; and l will bless thee
l. % Hast thou not joys to make
known to Me? (2) Why dost thou
not let Me share thy happiness? CD
| Tell Me what has happened since yes
terday to cheer and console thee;
| (4) an unexpected visit which did
thee good; (5) fear suddenly dissi-
pated; co. a success thou thoughtest
thou shouldst not reach; 90 mark
of affection; (S) a letter; (9) gift
which tho uhast received. 90 l
have prepared it all for thee. Thou
canst show thy gratitude and give
Me thanks.
j. Q) Art thou resolved no longer
to expose thyself to this temptation?
(2) not to finish this book which ex-
citest thy Imagination? (3) no longer
to give thy friendship to a person
who is not Cody. and whose presence
disturbs the peace of thy soul? (q
Wilt thou go at once to do a KIND
ness to this companion who has hurt
thee?
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
CAN 1T BE DONE?

with Him All Things Are Possible)
Somebody said that it couldn't be
done,
But he, with a chuckle, replied
That maybe it couldn't" but he
would be one
Who wouldn't say so till he'd tried.
So he buckled right in with the trace
of a grin
On his face. If he worried, he hid
it.
He started to sing as he tackled the
thing
Tha tcouldn't be done-and he did
it!
Somebody scoffed "Oh, you'll never
do that
At least, no one ever has done it;
But he took off his coat and he took
off his hat,
And the first thing we knew he'd
begun it.
With the lift of his chin and a bit
of a grin,
Without doubling or quibbling,
He started to sing as he tackled the
thing
That couldn't be done-and he did
it!
There are thousands to tell you it can
not be done.
There are thousands to prophesy
failure;
There are thousands to point out to
you, one by one,
The dangers that wait to assail you.
But just buckle in with bit of a grin,
Then take off your coat and go
to it;
Just start in to sing as you tackle
the thing
That "can not be done"-and you'll
EDGAR A. GUEST,
in Detroit Free Press.
1t is Satan who says that it cannot
be done;I
He's the main one who prophesies
failure;
He is back of the thousands who
point, one by one,
To the dangers that wait to assail
you. }f
It's the truth you are weak, with big
tasks to be done,
But there's One who will help you
60 to it;
Let the dear Master help as you
tackle each one
That cannot be done"-and you'll
do it.
CLOSING stanza paraphrased by
j. P. Lowry.)
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
THE sAvIoUR's VOICE.

81 will commune with thee from
above the mercy-seat."
A. G) My child, it is not neces-
sary to know much to please Me; (2)
it is sufficient to love much. CD
Speak TO Me as thou wouldst to a
mother if she drew thee to her side.
B. "a Are there any for whom
thou wouldst. pray to Me? (2) Re-
peat to me the names of thy relations,
thy friends; after each name add
what thou wouldst have Me do for
them. 90 Ask much, ask fervently;
(4 l love generous souls who forget
themselves for others.
C. G Tell Me of the poor whom
thou wouldst relieve, (2) the sick
whom thou hast seen suffer, (3) the
sinners thou wouldst have converted,
(D those who are alienated from thee
whose affection thou wouldst regain.
ID. "a Are there graces thou
wouldst ask for thyself? Write, II
thou wilt, a long list of all thou de-
sirest, all the needs of thy soul, and
come and read it to Me. (2) Tell Me
simply how proud thou art, how sen,
sitive, egotistical, carnal, mean and
indecent. Poor child, do not blush;
there are in Heaven many saints who
had thy faults; they prayed to Me,
and little by little their faults were
corrected.
E. ~ Do not hesitate to ask Me
for blessings for the body and mind
for health, memory, success. (2)
can give all things, and always give
when blessings are needed to render
souls more holy.
F. ID Today what wilt thou have,
my child? II thou knewest how
long to do thee good! (2) Hast thou
plans that occupy thee? (3) Lay
them all before Me. az Dost thou
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
MAYOR SHARPLEY AND COMMIS-
SIONER PITCHER.

If a man does good or bad deed,
tell him about it. If the deed is done
unintentionally, through mistake or
ignorance of true conditions, suspend
Judgment until facts tell the story.
Especially are we grateful to Mayor
Sharpley and Commissioner Pitcher
for their efforts in barring that race
mongrel play, Birth of Nation"
from our fair city where our race re-
latiops have been SO far pleasant. We
confess that we doubted Commission
er Pitchers unpretended and unher-
aided friendship. He began with DO
ing things quietly for us and has been
silently doing things right along We
feel it would be smallness and un-
grateful upon our part if we did not
fittingly recognize his efforts to help
us. We are told that he will give us
charge of the Public Comfort station
for ladies'. DR.. sharpley will reward
one of his faithful workers Monday.
These are the noblest Romans of all,
80 far.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
JONES FUND. HELP! HELPi
HELPI!l FoRTY-FoUR DOLLARS
FROM HOME. GRAND MAeTeR
GlNE3 DISTRESS SIGN

Titus s. Rector. Grand Master OF
the Masons, who is honestly and free
humanity, is making an appeal for
$44, balance of the 5000 which is nee
essary to be raised to properly take
the Jones murder case to the Supreme
court of Colorado. Already the exc
cution of the sentence has been
the evidence 151 pages. has been
the evidence, 151 pages, have been
fled Now the Briefs must be filed
at once and money is necessary for
their printing. Let everybody help to
make up the. $44 balance. The Minis
terial Alliance, through Rev. washing-
ton, is assisting. Will those who
pledged some money pay part or all
Of their pledges?
Jesse B. Wilson 81. 90
The recent donors to the Jones
fund are Messrs.
WIN: Parks ................... 80
'and Lilly Art Club ......... $500
Mrs. Mary Bryant. Is
More money is needed to print the
briefs for the Supreme court Please
help by sending T. 8. Rector your
check.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
WEEKLY SPECIALS.

A real snap; must be sold at once.
Good home, splendid location, six
rooms modern; needs little repairing.
Easy payments.
Listen-Many homes for sale. Buy
while they are cheap, or let US buy
you lot and build you home.
What we want you to have is what
you need-a home. Come to our Of
fee, talk it over with US, and we will
help you to get it.
A beautiful little four-room fur
nished house; rent cheap.
One five-room furnished house,
beautiful furniture.
One six-room furnished house, mod
ern, good furniture and a piano, good
as new. A hummer for the price.
For rent, three six-room modern
houses, 1890; good location and de-
sirable neighbors.
Many houses for rent. Call to SEQ
u.s. We will try to satisfy you.
THE PATRick-OlivER REALTY
CO.
27s5 WeIton St. Phone Main e23e
The Denver star., 1915-10-09

large modern churches which are in
charge of well prepared and respected
preachers.
The Negro Organization society dur
ing its five day campaign was well
coined by more than 5000 cOlored
people and by the best white people,
who realize the importance of main
tanning friendly race relations. The
largest meeting was held in a white
camp meeting ground that had been
loaned by the white people. Several
meetings were held In courthouses and
theaters. Among the white men who
delivered addresses were Judge Chinn
and Superintendent Blake Il. Newton
of Richmond county, Hon. C. G. Baker.
commonwealth attorney of Westmore-
land county, and the mayors Of Kappa
hammock and Fredericksburg.
President Motion, who Is also com
mandant of cadets at Hampton insti-
tute, brought home to the audiences
of white and colored people the great
advantages that come to the colOred
people from living in this country,
especially in Virginia. He pointed out
the many opportunities for acquiring
property and securing employment.
President John Hope Of Morehouse
college, Atlanta, Ga, was pleased with
conditions he observed as he Travelled
from county to county and declared
that he could use some Of the Vir-
ginia methods In his work among the
colored people Of Georgia. President
Hope made strong plea for the home
training Of Negro youth.
T. G. Erwin, the field agent OF the
Negro Organization society, through
whose efforts the arrangements for the
trip had been perfected, summarized
the years work, which included aiding
and improving all schools, starting
teachers Institutes, the cooperation OF
the Virginia state board of health with
colored leaders, the signing Of thou
sands of health pledge cards, the con
Quoting of successful cleanup week
campaign and the raising of money for
the Industrial Home School For Way
ward Girls.
w. T. Il. Williams, n graduate OF
Hampton and Of Harvard. who Is now
serving as field agent OF the Jeanes
and the Slater boards, outlined the
progress Of Negro conditions during
the last decade and pointed out the
need of training boys and girls to take
care of the property which their moth
ers and fathers had already acquired.
Rev. A. A. Graham, pastor OF Zion
church, Phoebus, Va, pointed out the
gains that have come to the colored
people Of Virginia through working
with the officers and members OF the
Negro Organization society.
The party included Major Il. II. Mo-
ton, Captain Allen Washington. and
W. T.. B. williams Of Hampton In
stitute. F. d. wheelock Of Hampton.
Rev. A. A. Graham Of Phoebus. Thorn
as C. Walker Of Gloucester Court
House, W. e. Robinson Of Essex coun.
ty, W. n. Crocker. Suffolk; T. G. Er-
win. Petersburg; Rev. l.. L. Downing.
Roanoke: DR.. Norman Lassiter. New.
port News. and President John Hope.
Norehouse college. Georgia.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
EDITORS BLACK HAND LETTERS

In the past month the Denver Star
editors, Chas. S. Muse and Geo. u.
Ross, have received three or four
black hand letters threatening death
and injury if we pursue the course OF
upholding the morality and high
standing of fearlessness in the Negro
race. We said some time ago, and we
reiterate it now most strongly, live or
die. sink or swim, survive or perish,
we give our lives, our property, our
all to the defense of the Negro race
and to the principles OF justice, I'D
erty and equality. Threatening let
tiers and personal abuse to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. We have de-
termined, regardless as to the COST
that the grating, hat-in-hand, time
serving, grinning, treacherous and
dangerous Negro scoundrel MUsI
GO, or we die trying. He mas ma
ligned the race for job; he mas de-
ceived our white friends and helpers
as to his standing and representative
ability among us; he has lied ooth 10
them and to us, and nothing remains
hut for the good or evil to survive.
No letters, no abuse, no influence, dl-
rect or Indirect, can swerve us from
our purpose and we will be felt II
we lose our lives doing the right, up
holding the just, God will raise up in
our blood and upon the same princi-
pies we are standing on, some strong
man to take our places. Negro bunco
steerers, grafters, deceivers and the
like, we are not afraid and we shall
continue this fight at whatever cost.
To our Denver friends and we'll
wishers, we have this to say: Give
us your support, pay up your bills as
promptly as you can, get everybody
you can to take the Star because we
are fighting enemies without and enc
mics within We do it for your sakes
and at times at financial loss to us.
More money is made fooling and de-
oeiving you by selling out your rights
and manhood and womanhood. II
you want us to grow, become strong
and really be credit to you and this
community, pay up, help us constant
ly. We print the last black hand let
ter which we have, with the rest,
turned over to the U. S. postal author
tiles.
Mr.. C. S. Muse, G. G. Ross, Editors,
Denver Star, 1926 18th ST., City.
you haven't got sense enough to
put anything in your paper that
can't understand. So if l am not good
enough to get in your lodges or Sc
cret organizations, you are not good
enough for me to speak to, or even
try to help you all. While you Ne
groes are running to churches, you
had better be down town trying to
save the young girls and boys. The
whole bunch of you old Negroes had
better begin to make peace with your
God You will never call another
man a drunken Negro. You are not
as smart as you thought you were.
The whole bunch of you Negroes
haven't got money enough to make
me take drink of whiskey or beer
l never say anything about you wise
- but l am going to cripple
YOU all, or die trying it. That's ALL
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
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