The Afro-American

ORNADOES LEAVE TRAIL OF DEATH AND WRECKAGE KANSAS GOVERNOR REFUSED TO EXTRADITE RIOT VICTIM EAGLIN GIVEN 20-YEAR SENTENCE BY ROCKVILLE COURT THE AFRO-AMERICAN The Only Newspaper In Maryland That Prints The Weekly Dispatches Copyrighted By the Associated Negro Press. XXVIII. No. 33 CORNADO KANSAS EAGL Entered in the Poste ond class matter un DOES LE AS GOV GLIN GI To Test Legality Of State Budget Courts Will Be Asked. To Pass Upon Teachers' Salaries Annapolis, Md. April 1.—With the Education Bill safely passed by the Legislature and signed by Governor Ritchie there remains absolutely no chance of county teachers getting a fair salary for the next two years unless the le- gality of the budget appropriation is tested in the courts. COLORED SUFFER ath Toll May Grow As Communication Is Re- established As far as can be learned from the persons most interested in bringing the salary scale to the office of attorney and legislature, this is just what will be done. It is pointed out now that the bill has been placed in the hands of a competent attorney who will recommend what are the best options. No doubt exists in the minds of many persons that the State appropriation Bill as far as it relates to the education and to the appropriations of funds for higher education for colored people is un-American and unconstitutional. To make this proposition more for the purpose of education and one that skilful attorneys are now spending sometime on. Church Divides Over Movies Knoxville, Tenn. April 1—Trustees and pastor of Mt. Calvary Church, E. Jackson avenue, have divided over the question of motive. Chaney agreed to urge his members to attend a moving picture and vaudeville house and in return the white manager and the rest of the proceeds during the entire week of Monday, April 12th. In a public statement, the Deacons' Board displeased the pastor's action declaring he was turning the church into a Devil's playhouse. Baptist Meeting Adjourns The Baptist Preachers' Meeting met at Perkins Square on Monday morning and after passing resolutions regretting the death of the late Rev. P. C. Neal adjourned out of respect for him. Bates Drawn On Annapolis Jury Judge. Moss Has Colored Man Named on Annapolis Jury For First Time In Many Years Annapolis, March 31.—Will L. States, in Judge Moss Monday as a member of the incoming panel of jurors for the Circuit Court. He will be the first colored man conferring on the jury in Anne aundrel county in years. The drawing of jurors was con- ducted in the Court House Monday conferring by Judge Moss. In the Fifth Circuit. The names of two other colored men were placed in the jury box and one or more of them may be benned in case the present jurors ask There has been nothing but favorable comments here among the leading white and colored people over the action of Judge Mess. Preferred Death To Wilmington, Delta, April 1—Lee Abrahams, one of the three men convicted of manslaughter in the General Sessions Court last week and sentenced to 20 years in prison created a sensation in the court room when he was jailed. The Judge finished speaking and said in a loud voice, "Judge, Honor, can't you make it a death sentence and let them electrocute me? I'd rather die then stay in jail that long." The Judge refused to change the sentence. Another strange incident of the trial was that no one of the three men had procured counts. Tuskegue, Ala., April 1.—The curriculum at the school will be introduced shortly by the introduction of the modern languages, higher mathematics, Sociology and coursework. The change will add one course to the school curriculum Princess Anne Academy # 134.1 Princess 3rd, April 1—An electric lighting plant has been installed at Princess Anne Academy and the building grounds are electrified. On account of the lack of dormitory space for boys more than 200 prospective students have been denied admission. Within the past few months there were about 200 students enrolled. Professor Klan is principal of the Academy. To Train Women To Vote. Richmond, Va. April 1—At a mass meeting held here, True Reformers Hall was crowded to the doors with men and women to protest against a Lily-white Republican Party representing this State. President Applegate greatest state member that coloration would be instructed how to become qualified voters. free Tornadoes Sweep Country ns In Illinois, Alabama and Ohio Carry Death And Destruction Calebigh, N. C., April 1—Tornado that struck in eight states day caused a death list that reached the one-hundred mark, using the property damage on my thousand dollars and bringing and wounding or leaving plate many colored families were apparently there, one driving northwestwards and dying on Lake Calebigh, one striking in Georgia Alabama, and another one opening through Michigan and HEAVY TOLL, IN SOUTH the heaviest damage to the parity of colored people occurring Macon, Georgia where two hundred people no loss of life but several people were injured. Wind with a velocity of 15 miles hour. Heavy rains and thunderstorms dislamented people killed and more than 100 injured at West Point, Ga., where were swept away by the winds where the wrecked even as far west as Alabama killing enfilaments when they grew in the Chicago district the tower of a building in two places, wrecking everything it passed over. BRIDGES DOWN Near Atlanta, Georgia, bridges pass the Chattahoochee river to swept away by floods caused by heavy fall of rain and hail. phone and telephone wires own and the loss of life and extent cannot be approximated. Red Cross is active and governments thrust to have appropriated funds to build the shelters. In some as whole blocks of dwellings unroofed and damaged by er. **HALMERS HAIRSTON, D. D. S. Specialist in Oral Surgery** Chalmers Hairston, D. D. S. Specialist in Oral Surgery. Receive Certificate in Oral Surgery at the Post-Graduate School of the Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental Institute, School of Dentistry, University of Pennsylvania. Receive the early call Dr. Hairston for the Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental Institute, School of Dentistry, University of Pennsylvania, and manifested such great interest and aptitude in the dental and radiography that he been awarded certificate for expertise in surgery and was given a place as assistant oral surgeon in the St. Agnes Hospital and as assistant surgeon in the Philadelphia General Hospital. Dr. Hairston is the only colored graduate specialist in oral surgery in the United States and is the colored surgeon that has served in the St. Agnes Hospital and the Philadelphia-General Hospital. He is opening a full suite of dental offices in Baltimore. Md. about 14th, which will be equipped with the minute well appointed and the finest suite of dental offices for degrees in Europe. **Advert** S. S. Yarmouth Not Owned By Black Star Line New York News Editor Prints Sensational Story New York, April 1—The Steamship "Yarmouth" of the Black Star Line, is not owned by the Universal Negro Improvement Association according to a sensational story printed last week in the New York News, but by a Canadian Steamship Company. "The News" editor declares he became suspicious when he met Frederick Douglass, as planned, and he was led to assert the fact from the British Consul. Congress sent him to be chartered but not owned by the colored company. Dr. Cabaniss Left $50,000 Estate Washington, April 1.—Will of the late Dr. Cabaniss filed recently shows an estate estimated at $50,000. The bulk of this goes to his wife as executors. Near scholars are $2,000, a scholarship at Union University $1,000, and a scholarship at Howard University $2,000. Joiner Leaves Wilberforce Wilberforce, O., April 1.—William A. Joiner, superintendent of the Normal Department has signed a memorandum to the University Uni- tility to work with President Scarborough is the assigned reason. Africa Menaced By Humans Philadelphia. April 11—"The white man is the most dangerous beast in Africa today" was the statement of a white missionary here last week. Whites were said to be preying upon central Africa in a way to make a Christian missionary ashamed of his face. Wants Law Against Flannel Pants New York, April 1.—Because a white man of American temperament visited an amuseable seventh grade school, saw colored and white people together, he wrote to an English newspaper demanding a law to prohibit the use of a channel pane, and to prevent white woman from admiring them. —Negro World. Trains North Crowded Jacksonville, Fla., April 1.—Trains leaving this region are crowded for better schools, better wages, and protection. "Nigger" His Last Word Columbia, S. C., April I.—Alleged to have told Wilson "niggers should let white people get on first," Bryan G. said, "the feet of his wife as they pushed by Wilson to get on a street car. Labor Is Short Memphis, Tenn., April 1.—Alaska wages are higher than over this year, cotton mills and plantations using colored labor equipment, and are planning importation of laborers from other parts of the South. Stevens To Run Philadelphin, April 1.—Andrew Stovens, banker, is the unanimous choice. He considers as a candidate to the State Legislature from the Sixth District. Richmond, Va., April 1—One thousand delegates from all parts of the State are expected to the State Republican Convention, colored. April 27. A whole ticket will be named. Teacher Guilty Of Assault Pittsburgh, Pa., April 1—Hilda Bruce, white teacher, guilty of assault for striking eight year old Armand Wright, one of the two colored pupils in her class. The Bruce University she was forced to in having colored children to teach anyway. Memphis, Tenn., April 1—Mrs. Abbie Ribbons, wife of Rev. J. W. Ribbons, pastor of Metropolitan Baptist Church, was acquitted by a jury on the charge of attempting to kill Miss Minnie Williams, organist, and admirer but the law was voked. Mrs. Ribbens fired at the organist at the beginning of a Sunday morning service. Washerman Discovered Little, Rock, Ark., April 1. James Johnson does family washing for several families and he is proud of it. Arrested on a trivial charge, he said that he had installed in his house an electric washing machine, and does as much work as six women can do with hand and washboard. Indian Weds Colored Spuaw New York, April 1 — Frederick, P. Green, 74. a full blooded Indian woman. Mary Nancy ages 32, who is decidedly brownskinned. SCHOOL. CHILDREN TO PLANT TREES ON ARBOR. DAY COME HITHER LITTLE ONE HELP! NIGHT "HAWKS" (NOT NIGHT DOCTORS) WERE THE CAUSE OF RECENT BACES. St. Louis, Mo., April 1—Req. William Vaniam Deane, dean of Lincoln Leo Institute has announced his candidacy for Congress from the 112 Missouri District. He will represent L. C. Dyer, white Another Millionairess Shreveport, 1st., April 1.—Royalties derived from the successful filing of a plan for the 26 new farm have made Mrs. Zoephile Young a millionaire. Dramatic Club Coming The Howard University Dramatic Club of Washington plans the reproduction of the drama "Thais" Wednesday, May 19, 1920 at Albaugh's Theatre. The proceeds are to be used for the benefit of the University Scholarship fund. Nashville, Tenn., March 25.—Supreme Court in session here day denied the petition of - the Morris Convention to reopen and rehab the clothing house law that recently decided in favor of the Boyd faction. Two Years For Manslaughter Preston Walters was 'sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary by Judge Stump Criminal Bounty Convicted on Friday before convicted of killing William Anderson last December. Walters shot Anderson in the back four times, following an argument over a stolen car. William Baphrium Jackson defended Walters. Great Drama ASK FOR COLORED Hampton, Va., April 1—Before fifteen hundred persons of, both races the Sophoclean Dramatic Club-presented the Greek drama, Philocetes. Dances performed with grace and skill added to the presentation. $16,000 For Tuskegee Biddieford, Me., April 1—The will of Miss Sarah Curtis, white, who gave a soldiers' monument to this place ten years ago was filed for probate recently and it was found that she had given her given her estate at $16,600 to Tuskegee Institute of Alabama for industrial work. St. Augustine, Texas, April 1.—All known records involving legal execution were shattered here last week when John Hood Price was hanged for the murder of a white man accused of murder and arrest. Price was captured last Tuesday at 4:30, indicted by a special Grand Jury within an hour and sentenced to death at a night session of the County court. At 11 o'clock Wednesday morning, 3,000 persons gathered in the public square to witness the hanging. Anne Arundel Republicans Organize Annapolis, Md. April 1.—The County Central Government of Anne Arundel County organized here last Saturday with J. Albert Adams, president, Henry Queen, vice president, and Geo. R. Thom secretary. Another meeting and dinner will follow this Saturday. Anne Arundel CITY COUNCIL TOUR COLORED MEN IN LINE FOR CONSTABLE WELL ILL SAY THAT YOU ARE SOME CHICKEN AND ILL ADMIT THAT YOU ARE A BIRD THERE WILL BE SOME CLASS TO THE EASTER PARADE Philadelphia, Pa., April 1.—The 57th annual session of the Delaware Annual Conference closed at East Calvary Church in Philadelphia, Monday with the reading of the appointments. Rev. Chas. A. Tindley the entertaining pastor, Rev. T. H. Kish, Princess Anne, Md., Rev. D. A. Hargus, district superintendent of Cambridge, Cambridge, Rev. J. N. Kish, of the Centerville district were elected as delegates to the General Conference, to be held in Des Moines, Iowa in May. Memorial services were held for Dr. W. A. Idout, Marlton, W. D. Whitman, Ortec and Bishop Alexander Camphor. "The conference elected J. M. Dickinson, of Salisbury, secretary, E. O. Parker of Princess Anne, statistical officer, and W. W. Helton of Snow Hill, treasurer, Bishop Matthew Hughes of Oregon presided. "At the meeting Saturday resolutions were unanimously adopted opposing the proposed plan for unification of the North and East churches. Delegates pledged themselves in favor of any unification which will continue the privileges now accorded the Negro in the church but not the present one. In their delegates were elected: Herbert S. Wilson, Fairmount, Md.; Mrs. M. F. Jackson, Wilmington, Del.; H. W. Jones, Princess Anne, Md.; and George L. Waters, Bridgeville. Del. There were few important changes in the assignments for the ensuing year. PHONE OPERATORS New York, April 1—Lead by former Lt. McKeala McKenna, colored citizens her are making a determined fight to get colored girls employed as telephone operators. White girls are scarce, and in some instances service has been crippled. We are sure that the employment of colored girls would precipitate a strike of white employees. Lt. McKenna suggested that they be given one of the ex-changes for themselves. The main official silenced by saying that white girls could be found to train them. To this last objection, Lt. McKenna replied that white girls are working side by side with colored girls without protest in stores and, factories over the entire city, and all races of both sexes are attending the same schools harmoniously in half the United States including New York. Montgomery, Ala., April 1.— Colored voters will not be permitted to vote in the Democratic caucus in the 11th. They may have a vote in the general election of November. Hide Jewels in Wastebasket Phila. Pa. April 1- Jewelry worth $150 belonging to Mary Beatty. The woman covered by police several hours after it had been missed. The woman had hidden it, for safe keeping in a waste basket which the rubbish out and dumped into the trash can. THIS IS THE FELLOW THE COLORED CITIZENS ASKED THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS FOR FALL IN !! GEN. RECKORD Washington, April 1.—The Senate Probe of the District of Columbia public schools is expected to continue for the next month. Sister Kate, a senior man above all whom the Parent's League want removed, will be called before the committee in the very near future. Mrs. Concile F. Book, the only School Board who was on the stand last week recommended that the colored public schools should have their full share of appropriations on the basis of the school tuition. The schools play grounds and took a stand for moving pictures and the theatrical entertainments in the school building as a part of community work. She also favored dances, school buildings and said, and said, "Today is going to dance. It is better to give them a proper place and chaparronge than have them go to other places." Mrs. Concile Harper from Mississippi the idle compliment that she was "clever woman." Dr. J. Hayden Johnson aroused theire of the Parents League when he affirmed that Dr. Van Schickk's characterization of them as one-child child, one-third savage and one-third shell-grabbing,publishing great results and it is said here that Congress will give the whole system a thorough overhauling causing theire of the R. C. Bruce and Dr. Van Schickk. **SCHOOL** Jacksonville, Fl., April 1—A university from school, the county of any similar institution of its kind is going up in East Jacksonville, known as Oakland. It will be completed by next fall. All of the work is being done by colored carpenters, plasterers and two stories high and nunnel Graded School number two. The stranger part about the building is that it built out of funds not at first intended for a colored schools. Two years ago, the legislature authorized a bond issue of several millions for the erection and improvement of white schools only. Seeing that they were discriminated against, the colored people secured injunction in the courts, restraining the county to loan the money to the ground that the people's taxes were being used for one race. The case never came into court. The white County School Board, after learning that the judge would surrender the county to loan the money to the ground that the people's taxes were being used for one race. Graded School number 102 is one of the brick structures being erected out of the fund. **Want Colored Conductors** Boston, Mass. April 1—At a hearing at the State House recently on a bill that would obligate managers of Street Railway Companies to extend equal opportunities for employment to all citizens it was polled out that colored men as conductors and motormen on account of their color. Attorney for the "I" declared that the company was willing but the carmen'织 objected, Charles J. Hudson, of the State Branch of the American Federation of Labor said that organization had no objection to the LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET PRICES .....TAYLOR & JENKINS..... OUR PROGRESSIVE BANKERS 323 WEST BIDDLE STREET, NEAR EUTAW. Phone Mt. Vernon 1980 INTEREST—4% on savings; accounts; 3% on checking accounts of $200 or more. Great Victory For Justice Association Defeats Two Rattempts to Extradite Hill Hill to Arkansas. Kansas Executive Claimed Accused Man Could Not Get A Fair Trial. Topeka, Kansas. April 1—The resusal of Governor Kanyon of Kansas to turn the Hill to Arkansas for the authorities on writ of ex-privation is relegated here as the greatest legal victory of the National Association since the segregation de- cased "Hill was arrested in Topeka, Kansas on January 20, 2014, after planning to "massacre" whites in Arkansas in October," the newspaper received at the National Headquarters of the Association, the Secretary of the Association, the former governor, the former president of the Topeka Branch of the Association and present at the National G. P. J., who wired the governor to the Director of the N. A. A. G. P., who wired the governor to the Director of the N. A. A. G. P., could be represented by counsel to the case, the governor Allen stating that the Association would retain counsel on Hill's bail and a fair trial in Arkansas; that this fact was conclusively proved by the evidence of moving out of the County. Arkansas. a verdict of the last November, rendered by the jury, the jury's verdict were excluded of the twelve man sentenced to five minutes. Counsel for defense in five witnesses on the stand in defensible behavior and did not ask for a change "Senator Capper recommended Mr. Hugh T. Flisher, County Attorney of the State, to join the Association who fought the case there, without compensation. WITNESSES TORTURED "It was contended on Hill's behalf that he had no direct connection with colored people among Homesteaders. Some, Arkansas, by affiliates and depositions it was shown that the testimony brought through torture and that testimony offered by Arkansas authorities, who were recessive to the testimony, was heavier testimony. Mr. Fisher forced the Arkansas Attorney General to name the victim of Little Rock, Arkansas, was almost lenched and that a great deal of feeling and misfortune against Hill in Arkansas, organization existed." EXTRADITION DENIED "Following Governor Allen's denial of extradition, which was a great blow to the Arkansas authorities, counsel for Mill and the N. A. A. C. P. immediately took a train for Kansas City, Kansas, arriving there last in time to prevent the Arkansas authorities from securing a peril from Federal Judge Pollock for Hill's removal to Arkansas on the ground of Impersonating a Federal officer which counsel for the N. A. A. C. P. regard as a official and inconsequential charge. Judice Pollock refused to sign the papers and has set April 8, as the date for the hearing on the federal indictment. "Assented with Mr. Fisher and backed by the N. A. A. C. P. were three colored attorneys, of Topka. Messrs. Ethea Scott, James H. Guy and A. H. Thomas." Pastor Or Soldier. Which? Philadelphia, April 1.—Is he a preacher or is he a soldier, which Roy, E. Jackson is hold under $800 hait for a further hearing on the preacher's prosession—a soldier and being implicated in a film-film game. Will Not Live In Maryland Beacon, Mass., April 1—Thos. S. Fletcher, who married Jessica Neal, white, a trained nurse, announced that he will not live in Maryland. Fletcher was with the Division in the war and was sent to the 65th to the Depot Brigade at Camp Meade. "I can't see why anybody is interested in us," was his statement. White Tenants Ousted Brooklyn, N. Y., April 1—The Unique Operating Co., Inc., which recently took over four apartments in Ascend, issued, notices on thirteenth-while tenants that they would have to move in order to give way to colored people. Eight families are now in each house, occupying apartments and moving from $40 to $77 per month rent. PRICE 5 CENTS Testimony Behind Closed Doors Testimony Behind Closed Doors Crowded Court Room Not Allowed To Hear Witnesses In Assault Case EVIDENCE FLIMSY Girl Could Not Identify Acused, But "Believes" He Was Assailant Special to the Afro-American Rockville, Md., April 1.—Facing a trip to the gallows or at least a long term in the penitentiary, Forrest Eaglin, 22 years old of 914 T. street, N. W., Washington, D. C. stood in the Circuit Court of Montgomery County here yesterday and told the court he was not guilty of criminally assasinated robbing Mary Sanchez, white, a native of Montgomery near Chevy Chase Club. Just July. He was sentenced to 29 years in the penitentiary but will appeal. Eaglin's lawyers James Hugh and Thomas Dawson, both white, attempted to prove an alibi. One of the chief witnesses in his defense, was Detective Edward J. Kelly, white, of the Washington Police Department, who investigated the case and expressed the opinion that Eaglin was not guilty of the charge hid against him. Detective Kelly's testimony was instrumental in preventing extracred and hand over to the Montgomery County authorities several months ago. Several other men testified that he was playing pool at the time in Washington. Evidence against the accused was altogether circumstantial. Miss Saunders asserting that she could not make a positive statement that Englin was her assistant although she believed "deep down in her heart" that he was the man. Englin was tried before Judges Ushur, Worthington and Peters and because of the nature of the crime, testimony was taken behind closed doors from which the public was excluded. The state rested its case on the fact that the accused man was seen by several persons near the place where the crime was committed and identified by several persons. The defense showed that police would get $3,800 by convincing Englin. The great Professor L. S. King, J. R. the man of mystery, magician, moving picture man, stage manager and chorl direction. He played one week at the Rainbow theatre, sometime ago. One week at the Star theatre, and played last week at Chichester Institution church. Dr. Kennard pastor. The entertainment was a high-class one, and was well attended. He expected to have a return engagement. 800a. This man gives entertainments at all times and at all places to help to educate the children at day School halls, school houses and theatres. Special matrons given in the school turn water to wine, catch fish on dry land. See him deal with spirits and take you to spirit land. Make him turn water to wine, catch fish on things appear and disappear. He has traveled the whole world, and has taught children to pray. Bethel A. M. F. church this city. His address is 1602 Madison St. Advt. Folks talk about various kinds of Protector, but the Kent Prost Mason Amusement Co., announced that is getting holder every day. Some of the increases in rent are due to an increase in taxes and repaid work, hence are legitimately. Others are due to down payments. Others are due to down payments. Epicure, Marylaugh, Arrow, Joydell, Funland, Joyland, Express Line Only To Run On The Avenue. Will Make Three Stops Lead by City Councilman William Fitzgerald, 17th ward, W. C. McCarthy, Dr. H. S. McCarthy, Carl Murphy, and E. Bernard Taylor called suppon General Manager Flowers of the United Railways at the Continental Trust Railways on Monday to thank nothing but do own and change the present car service on Drud Hill avenue. Mr. Flowers explained that the cars now in service were old and out of date and would be supplanted by cars from the market and targeted it is planned to make these cars "express" and have them stop only at Biddle, Dolphin, McMechen streets and North avenue, thereby insuring quick service to the patrons who live in the streets. Mr. McCarthy declared that between McMechen street and North avenue there would be eight street corners at which the car would not stop and this would work a hardship upon residents of the upper Mr. Flowers said that he would take the matter up with the recruiting committee to see if a copy could be sent to the postmaster St. The charge will not be effected for sometime to reply to a question by one of the delegation, Mr. Flowers associate, or another who prevent colored people riding on the auto buses controlled by the Electric Railways. RENT PROFITEERS CAUSE COMPLAINTS Folks talk about various kinds of protesters, but the Rent Protractor seems to be a gentleman that is getting holder every day. Some of the increases in rent are due to an increase in news of the legislature. Others are due to downright greed. Out in the 1600 block of West Lexington street a woman wanted to know from the landlord for She says he demanded $15 a week at a 15 acre street was sold for $15 a room at a 54 acre room was sold for $6 a room one on Camellet for $4.55 a week. He houses in East and South Fulton, which never brought over $15 a month, are now bringing from $25 to $30 a month. A colored owner of a house on the same street occupies one floor, rents out two, the other patents association charges, but allowing her a profit. The public night schools closed their sessions this week. At the Everyday certificates were awarded a number of the pupils. Musician Dismissed Reginald Hamer, a musician, was arranged in the Western Police Station last Friday morning charged with certain knowing data over a long period. Last week, the street was arranged at the same time on the charge of keeping a disorderly house. The accused were represented by Attorney L. Davis, both cases were dismissed. Through Attorney Ephraim Jackson, Lloyd Forty entered salt in Chicago from New York and later divorced from Mrs. Cecilia Forty, alleging abandonment. They were married in 1874 and lived together until 1901. On Job Again After an illness of three months, losing an operation for appendicitis, I was assigned his duties as superintendent of the Argyle avenue baths. Rebecca Hall Smith and Philip Hall through Attorney George L. Zendleton. He instituted a friends suit in the Circuit Court of Pennsylvania for the dissolution of the estate of the late Sarah Francis Code, of near Pearson Hill. The estate is valued at $52,000. County People Want Divorce Charging desertion and adultery, Mrs Jennie Grayson has entered in the Circuit Court of Baltimore County for an absolute divorce from her husband, Jacob Grayson. Both parties are well known to the lower courts in Baltimore County. George L. Zendleton represents the plaintiff. FOR EASTER FLOWERS SIDDONS THE OLD ESTABLISHED FLOWER MART Cor. Peuna, Ave. & George St. GEORGE H. HAMMOND & BRO. Successors All Potted Plants and Cut Flowers at Reasonable Prices. Stop in and See our Beautiful EASTER DISPLAY. Weldings and Banquets Served. Funeral Designs Furnished. The Most Up-To-Date Equipment in Baltimore. Phone 817-555-1810. Basket Ball Game & Dance SCHOLASTICS versus ATHENIANS Pittsburgh, Pa. Formerly "Y" Big Five HIGH SCHOOL vs INTER-COLLEGIATES AT RICHMOND MARKET ARMORY EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 5th, at 8 P. M. TWO ORCHESTRAS ADMISSION - no war tax - 50c HOUSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. RENTS COLLECTED. Realty News Marion Waters purchased from John H. Moore property on McCormick Street, Eastman St., 119x15.16, G. R. 115.16, Herrick C. A. Allen and others sold to Joseph P. Mason one lot, P. Mason to Mason Amusec- ment Co. I. lot, price $25,000. Wm. T. Coleman purchased 2241 Darley St. from Joe Gimbel and St. M. Goodman. Publication is sold to have been $2000. Wm. J. Wright and wife purchased from Edw. H. Strauff and wife, property on 16th St. near Holly Ave. 16x1004. G. H., $80. Publication said to have been $4,000. Sillie C. Garrett sold to Gross Grant Real Estate Co. property on the nw corner Gimbel and St. M. Goodman. Publication said to have been $2500. Edw. G. Fleet purchased a dwelling on Drud Hill Ave. near Robert St. 16.4x100 from Albert S. Gill for $4025. Wm. C. Methold sold to Louis C. Methold a dwelling on the nw us of Surturton St. near Fremont. 18x43. G. R., $50. Bend Blum bought a dwelling on the nw s of Biddle St. near Drud Hill Ave. 18x23. G. R., $60. M. Goodman, husband purchased from Bertha Shupe a dwelling on Drud Hill Ave. near Lafayette. 15x190. G. R., $95. New Hall Association Grand Lakefront Grown the building the n, c, e, corner of McCulloh and McCulloh Gardens, dedicated sold to be over $16,000. Wm. H. Jones "and wife purchased a dwelling on the es of 55th St. near Washington, 50x10. Chas. E. Shipley and wife sold to Has. Shimburg 1 lot. G. R. 45. S Wonderland Is Name Of New Park The Board of Directors of the Mason Amusement Co. announced that they have selected the name of Wonderland for the new park. Among the many manes submitted were Epicure. New Maryingham. Arrow, Joydell. Funnel, Joydell. Dreamland, Mason's Park and People's Park. William H. Dentzel of Philadelphia soult in the name of Wonderland. Steal Doctor's Auto Auto jacks stole the machine o Dr. John C. Stewart from the front of his home, 794 W. Lafay ette avenue, Monday night. John Mahoney, 1556 Ward street, where he is situated at North avenue, and Clarendon street. Monday afternoon, died at the Mercy Hospital Tuesday. Unconscious From Gas Benjamin Barley and his wife Mrs. Cornelia Barley were nearly asphygyniated by escaping gas sweat from the hospital she early Tuesday morning. Both were taken to the University Hospital for treatment. Thieves Clear Out House During the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doty, 857 N. Street, an unknown person entered the key to the key house, trussed the whole place, and carried off everything of value including solving. The police are investigating the case and are a friend of the family. The same thing occurred in a year ago. Crowd Sees Police Raid. Movement Started Fifteen colored persons, an equal number of white persons, made up largely of teachers and other white and colored persons engaged in social work not at the colored high school but at the colored junior high school of obtaining a Parental School for colored children. According to the parents there are at least 200 cases of trumany listed and fifty per cent of trumany listed and fifty per cent of the trumany is much greater among colored children because of the fact that the parents have to work out the trumany for the colored children for children between eight and sixteen for habitual remits from the city for colored children. A committee was appointed to wait for the school board to take wintake steps are necessary to further the project. Baseball at the Black Sox Park will open Saturday, April 10, with a game between Morgan College and Howard University. Routers of both schools are expected to be out in force. Basket Ball Game SCHOLASTICS versus Pittsburgh, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL vs. INTEL AT RICHMOND MARK EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, APR TWO ORCHESTER ADMISSION -- no w HOUSES BOUGHT AND SOLD 1.2 stair, house, store and fixture Indictive of the hot light, city councilman, Wm. L. Fitzgale is making for the location of a moving picture theater in the 1900s. ready passed by the City, in the department, Messes, in the department, Lajun Jenkins, Wan, White, W. Ashby Hawkins, Clarke Smith, Alexander Williams, E. B. Taylor, Dr. Winstard, Robert G. White, president of the Dreud and M. White, white, the architect. The delegation spent something in the Mayor's office and architect White had his plans before the city's chief executive ordered a theater to be the equal of any in the city. Each person had a word to say in the theater and the Mayor promised to take it under advisement. Drawn the news of the appearance of the pre-delegation at the city hall spread quickly and created a good deal of interest. Or- pments of the theater and the number of the delegation with the exception of Dr. Winstard lives anywhere near the site of the proposed theater and that they favor it for business. "Why do those 17th warders insist on trying to put a theater in our section?" was one comment. According to other objects, a move to close the theater for the foremer of the location of a second moving picture in the 1399 block of Pennsylvania avenue and to be under the control of Brown and Stevens, bankers of Philadelphia, the owners of the old Musician property on Pennsylvania avenue, near Bldd. street. APRIL 9th IS ARBOR DAY The City Squares According to the proclamation of the Governor April 15th Arbor Day and the school children of the city are scheduled to alum. at the tree planting will be at 2:30 P.M. in every area and that a number of people will be present following in the schedule. School DIVORCES FILED G. Stanton, 35; T. L. Hospital, Elize Bond, 62; T. Bils Falls,道. 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MARY'S EASTER MONDAY The Drexel Anron Extravaga From 8 to 2 6 Direction of Ernest King Diamond on Ashur Morley's THE DREXEL SYNC ADMISSION 25 CENTRE Elmer Hilliard, THE FRIENDLY PR ..EASTER MONDAY At The FISHERMEN'S AUDIT MONDAY EVENING, A UNDER PERSONAL DIRECTION LAWER AND PAULKNER ADMISSION Master Special Trow MASTER EGG GUEB CONTEST ST. MARY'S HALL MASTER MONDAY N Drexel Anorea Bo Extravaganza From 8 to 2 o'clock Action of Ernest Purv ing Diamond on the Flo Ashur Morley's JAZZ THE DREXEL SYNCOPAT ON 25 CENTS before Elmer Hilliard, Songster FRIENDLY PROGRE MONDAY NIGHT MEN'S AUDITORIUM, 4 DAY EVENING, APRIL 5 ONAL DIRECTION OF EDWAR AND FAULKNER'S ORGANIZ --Easter Special Treat-- $10 EASTER EGG GUESSING REFRESHMENTS ON SALE .....Opening Announcement OF THE PEERLESS BUILDING ASSOCIATION We wish to advise our friends and the and body for business. The men who are "Peerless Building and Loan Association" men of the city and have a host of friends join our new and have 25,000 with us. We pay you 6 per cent on all ours. We want to thank our many friends for shares in our Association. Now that our New Home Office we are better up a volume of business which we expect to DROP IN AND LOOK ABOUT OFFICERS CHARLES TOLSON President JOE CHARLES KING Treasurer LLOYD DIRECTORS Thos. A. Williams, Chas W. Wesley, Peer Office, 1212 Penna. A. Dolphin Street and Poinni. Ave. Can MEETS THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS Clifton Dorsey, better k Rochester's Moaning FLASHLIGHT Wednesday, April 7th, At St. Peter Clu Pressman Street n Spot Dance, Prize to the winner Rochester's Raggy Admission OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE S BUILDING AND ASSOCIATION, INC. our friends and the public the less. The men who will manage the Association are all have a host of friends. We in 25 N.A. offices per week we in 6 per cent on all savings de- talk our many friends who have association. Now that we are per- fect we are better prepared to which we expect to do. You wi- ll WORK ABOUT US. OFFICERS: President: JOHN F. OLI G. Treasurer LLOYD H. SA- DIRECTORS Thomas W. Wesley, Perry S. Tolso 12 Penna. Ave., B2 and Penni. Ave., Cars bring y DAYS AND SATURDAYS 7:30 Arsey, better known Chester's Moaning Clarin- ASHLIGHT DAN- y, April 7th, 8 P.M. St. Peter Clavier H Pressman Street, near Carey to the winner Theodore Chester's Raggy Orches ANNOUNCEMENT..... OF THE BUILDING AND LOAN MATION, Inc. Is and the public that we are now open on who will manage the affairs of the association are all well known business of friends. We invite all to come and records per week will open an account at on all savings deposits. THANKS my friends who have already subscribed now that we are permanently located in better prepared to take care of the doubt. You who have not called, MD. OFFICERS JOHN F. OLIVER, Vice President for LLOYD H. SAMPLE, Secretary Bley, Perry S. Tolson, J. Howard Tolson na. Ave., Balto., Md. Ave. Cars bring you to our door. 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The services were attended by a large number of min- isters and hundreds of friends. The memorial attended review of the Baptist of the First Baptist Church. Neal services. William in New Jersey, Warner Neal, monsignor in post office are contributions of the widow respec- tively and many enquiries were received until a later date. Flower shoot, offices, auxiliaries concerning the thousand lined Ministers of the Baltimore A. M. M. are winding up on the years preliminary to the commencement of the national service. Abraham Johnson, Church, Washington on April 15, Bishop Abraham Johnson will preside and the opening prayer. Ministers delegates to the Conference are to be presented at this session, things will be held or no events. Aside from some shifting around caused by the expiration of the two-year term, the Conference will be made by a prominent minister who wishes to be transferred into the Conference. During the session a number of prominent ministers are expected to attend, especially since the other conference concerns two weeks. Pythians Repeat Services Lord, ladies of Knights of Eton, hold thanskings services by St. John's A. M. E. Church and St. John's A. M. E. Church and Lordland High Street Tau- nish Church the previous Sunday. W. W. Luces delivered an address on The Negro and Pr- incessum. Lord of Canaan held the services at Fluor Japans church at night. The unfeared people was unable to find seats. Dee Dee Elliott presacbed and was wived by Mrs. Ross Knappson M. M. Mrs. H. H. Lewis M. Mrs. Lewi M. Mrs. Jones of Washington and Mr. George Car- l Taming the floor against long and expensive funerals at the brewery. Meeting held at Ursula's Church (Church of the New York). Rev. John declared, "That too much time and too much money was wasted on the dead. Long and expensive funerals are being treated with the words of Christ, to the dead bury the dead. Rev. Johnson challenged the ministers to show any amount of money when Christ or his disciples spent any time at funerals, ceremonies. "The very fact that Jesus drove the miners at the raising of the coffees, he said, 'show an intention to ceremony.'" "There is not a thing to it but these funerals people paint and have to be out and a little while after you can find them at a bail." PEOPLE SCHOLAR instructor of our entering into the present building. Great crowds filled the morning meeting. A.M. at 3. For the congregation worshipped at the old People's church corner of the building and Ann at the Union Bridge turned out at night for its international services. Sarmon Dr. Phelan, Boyle and Lawyer Flinnard were present at this service. Mr. Joseph Nurse Drive. Amount collected during the day was $222. OFFICERS ELECTED All the annual meeting of the officers members of Prentice. A. C. E. Osmann, Tuesday, March 11, 1926 for the year 1926 and 1929; Mr. Robert Jenson, President; Mr. Nathaniel Wilson, Record Secretary; Miss G. Vossels, Financial Secretary; Miss M. Blalt, Co-responding; Elizabeth Jackson, Superintendent; Junior League; Miss Arthur Burridge, James Brown and Parker; Plimist; M. John Pyrson, Correspondent; Miss E. Thompson Reporter. JOHNSON—In soul and loving memory of my dear son Sir Arthur Johnson, departed this life March 22, 1918. One year has passed dear son. Since I have you rarely see. That you dear son has gone to heaven to dwell. BY MOPHER SER MAIRA A. LEE Born in yesteryears of light happy surge you has fled. Where no grief can entrance find. Lailed to robe in God's great care. By sister, MARGARET. JOHNSON—In soul, but loving memory of Johnson, husband Remaind A. Johnson and this life one year ago April 2, 1919. Gone in days of my youth. Blighted in the dark. He loved the hearts that loved him. To sleep in the silent tomb. BY HIS WIFE. FIELDS—Sacred to the memory of my dear husband. Allan Fields, who three years ago, March 22, 1918. I mourn for you Allan dead. But not win outward show. My soul is sincerely Momus shilow and love. BROWN—In sad, but loving remembrance of our dear father, Ezekiel four years and March 29, 1916. We have out your memory, dear father. To remember our whole life through it, is one we never will forget. For we will always think of you. By his name, JAMY L. BROWN Shall more lifted the veil between. By his daughter. NINA M. BROWN But, on the hope the blessed hope, That shows my weary heart. That shows my weary heart. That shows my weary heart. That will me no more to part. By his daughter. NOAIA R. PHILIPS. DOTSON—In sad and loving resemblance Dodson who departed this life four years ago March 29, 1916. With loving thoughts and fond regret For the one I loved and can not forget Lies with the short dead The flowers I lay upon your grave May withering tears and can not forget Bove love I have for you dear mother Shall never forget far away By her daughter PLEGENDER E. DODSON MGDINSON—in sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband who deserved this life two years ago today April 13, 1913, Lloyd Barnes Peaceful be the rest dear husband, The sweet name he gave me In his love mourning sincerely In death I do the same I mourn for you dear husband But not with outward show For the one who mourns sincerely Mourns simply by BES WIFE Past on father father's labor is our The willing land will toll no more In silence you suffered, in patience Until God called you home to suffer no more For you can ANDREW. MOORE — In loving remembrance of our dear mother, Cornelia Moore, our dear mom Bonnie Moore, our dear sister and fourteen years respectively. In sweet rest, they entered. No more to graveyard or grave. We are from heaven. Our dear parents have fallen asleep. They left a memory fair and sweet. Their fraternity can never die. Their lives were short, yet still com- When God called them home on high, By their loving daughters, CORNELIA M. WEAVER AND MRS. HANNIE STEWART, of Cambridge MR. Mrs. Harriett Wrathen, beloved daughter of Ellen Cornish, departed this life March 24, 1920. She leaves to mourn their loss four children and three grandchildren. Sleep on believed and take your rest. We loved you well, but God loved you you best. BY HER CHILDREN. CARTER—In sad, but loving remembrance, our dear Marta, who departed this life years ago, March 31, 1911. THANK YOU. By her children. LEONA CLARENCE AND MORRIS CARD OF THANKS Mrs. and Mrs. Eugene Mason wishes to thank the many friends who loved son, Charles H. Mason who departed son, life March 11, 1970 and also for their expressions of sympathy and floral designs. CARD OF THANKS The children and grandchildren of Mrs. Amie Stanley, wife of the late Andrew Stanley, and of her daughter, Charles Seward for such noble message and remarks of their deceased mother and son. Mr. Arron Thomas and also sister Emma Scott for beautiful floral designs and Chaideaux and St. Thomas No. 6 and also friends and underwriters. MIL. GEORGE HOLLAND M. WILLIE DUDLEY Mr. Willis Dudley died in king and Queen of Ireland and of Zion Baptist church for many years and was an ardent worker in the church. He was a faithful Super- intendent of the Sunday School. He bore his illness with Christian forti- He leaves to mourn their loss, a devoted wife, three daughters, a Numeri matriarch, and a father. Mrs. Harriet Lipscombe of Iro. Nn. Va. Mrs. Sarah Bugley of Cumberland. Va. five sons and one daughter. Va. of two men and one woman. And a large house of friends. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mark Sparks and Rev. Thomas Churchyard was in Mr. Zion church yard. 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AGENTS 1. Bathe 1. Tample Oil 1. Beam poo. 1. Pressing Oil 1. Face Cream and Directions for Bellings. $2.00 25. Ones Bath for Portage prest. H. PERKINS SQ. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. F. W. J. Williams, Taster, Rev. F. W. J. Williams, Taster, Subject: "The Bouyt Tomb, 3.20 F. M. Special Easter program to the School, 8. L. M. Compering King" by Surge. person the pastor the supper the Sun the Rev. the Holy Communion the Sunday School. 2.20 F. M. Woman's services in the church. the sepherite. THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH Bond and Jefferson St. Bond and Jefferson St. Parasoura, 423 N. Bond St. 9:30 A. M. Class Meeting. 9:30 A. M. Class Meeting. Subject, "The Victorious Christ" Holy Communion. 2.20 F. M. Woman's services in the church. the sepherite. The Community church with a Com- munity program. Terry Alberni, MScchol. Pastor. TERRY SUNDAY 11 A. M. M. SCHOL. by the pastor. The Plan And The Meaning Of 2.56 P. M. Sunday School. Exercises by the Primary Depart- ment. 11 M. Epworth Leane. P. M. Cintata. The Lichted C. M. P. M. Sunday leaders. training. Friday Children's church 4.20 P. M. communities pastor: church: JOHN WESLEY A. M. E. ZION St. Luke Hall Millennium and Caroline, SERVICES 8:00 A.M. Class. 11 A. M. Sermon subject, "Come And I will M. Sunday School. Miss L. Wise Sumt. Miss M. Sperson by Rev. Alonza Honors of First Branen Church church and congregation S. F. M. Preaching by pastor subject, "Your Hand!" Mrs. J. alcome. Mrs. M. Sinaan See. Rev. Wm. J. Robinson A. B. pastor. Residence 21 N. Carolina street. The financial report of Woman's Day at Wayman A. M. P. church, Carrpool near Carsay is as follows: Mrs. N. Jackson $25.22 Mrs. M. Green 17.82 Mrs. M. Jameson 5.25 Mrs. Pointer Smith 4.50 Mrs. M. Williams 1.25 Mrs. M. Anderson 6.25 Mrs. Hermitage Banker 8.80 Mrs. Elli Fisher 7.80 Mrs. Hermitage Matthews 7.80 Mrs. Pearl Rose 4.76 Mrs. Josephine Williams 15.00 Mrs. Belle Spiller 14.00 M. M. Barnay 15.25 M. M. Benthill 17.82 Mrs. Florence Foster 2.80 Mrs. Elli Barnay 13.00 Mrs. C. C. Forester 1.00 S. I. L. 1.06 "TWO FURNISHED BOOMS — For 175.71" madison W2 W. Bldg street or 1.06 "TWO FURNISHED BOOMS — For 175.71" madison W2 W. Bldg street or 20.10 12.20 $218.01 FOR RENT-To a quiet couple with no children, a four room apartment. 1417 McCullough street. MAILED QUEST Real Human Hair Air Wigs are hand-made and strictly to room maker to wearer. Transformations, Switches, Braids, other articles of Hair Goods. Berry the largest selection of straighten-eds and Kair.Dressers' Tools. Free FASHION BOOK MAILED UPON REQUEST Write for Catalogue L. ORDER HOUSE P. O. B. 145 National Station, New York City tating mention this Paper 's Directory Of Leading ESTABLISHED 1875 N A. BISHOP ECTOR AND EMBALMER David Hill Avenue Postpaid $1.00 MME. BAUM'S MAIL ORDER B Pennsylvania Terminal Station When writing mention Afro-American's Direct ESTABLISHED 1875 JOHN A. BLD FUNERAL DIRECTOR A 1107 Druid Hill GEORGE H. HOLLAND FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER (Formerly manager for the late Alex. Hemsley) CARRIAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Will furnish Funerals at a price that will suit you Polite, Courteous and Expert Attention Guaranteed 1631 DRUID HILL AVENUE C. A. P. PHONE MADISON 682 Phone Wolfe 6580. Immediate Service Day and Night 1725 Ashland Avenue, Corner McDonogh Street BRANCH OFFICES: 504 East Street, 2109 Druid Hill Avenue Including handmade hearts and carriage, also beautiful caskets, other gifts, jewelry, and accessories. Shipping materials, cards, and up to 10% off. EASTERN M. E. CHURCH McBlderry near Patterson Park Parkway, near Residence 1809 N. Carry Street. The Home—Like Church 6:20 A.M. Wednesday meeting. Sister Mary Gaines leader. 8:20 A.M. Class, Bro. Israel Barnes leader. 11 A.M. Communion. Sermon by the pastor, subject, "The Resurrection; 2:20 P.M. Sunday School 5:20 — 6:30 P.M. League. Sermon by the pastor. Communion. All members are required to pay the monthly tuition, fees, and program meals. ST. MATHEWS M. E. CHURCH E 23rd St. near Greenmount Ave. E 23rd St. near Greenmount Ave. Pascoe 627 E 23rd St. 11 A. M. Sermon by the Rev. H. Washington 6 100 M. Sunday School. 6 10 M. Episcopal League. 8 D. M. Raster program by the Sun School. J. J. H. Carrier Sup. Mrs. Anne C. Smith, Asset Sup. Mrs. E. Tuller Pres., Ladies And. Mrs. E. Tuller Pres., Ladies And. Mrs. Elise James Pres., Poinch Club. Mr. Alexander Jones Pres., Brothro. Mr. J. H. Anderson Sup. J. E. L. ASBURY M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. E. Bodds. D. E. Pastor. Residence 1820 E. Eager St. Saturday night. Church person meeting McBathany's speech by the pastor, guardian, of the Lord's Supper. 2. T. M. Easter program by the Sunday School. AMES MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH Orton, Ohio, and Belton Streets FINANCE REPORT OF WOMAN'S DAY AT WORK M. E. CORRITCH Total by Captains Public collection Pastor All our order from Wits. and all other We carrying Combe The celebrated Madame Baum's Preparations make the skin velvet-like, the hair silk like. SHARP, ST. MEM. M. 22 SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SERVICES 6 A. M. Frayer and Prairie service. Udder the M. Frayer School, League School of Bible Class. 11 A. M. Sermon by the pastor. 2001-02 M. Ester exercises by the Primary Department of Sunday L, M. P. "Taster" by the Senior Dept. pa tments at the School. Mr. Emery, Bound Fund, Rut Grant. Address: Mr. Harry Jones. J. Bishop 12 A. M. Sermon by the pastor. Subject: "A Great Problem. For Three Women. The Holy Commission Program in charge of Mr. Norris Yorkshire S 21. M. Easter program by the Sunday School. Mr. Luther Mitchell Acting Superintendent. Master of Music by the English Lodge Orchestra. We extend you a hearty welcome to be present to all of our first Continuum this new Conference year at the morning services. CHRIST INSTITUTION CHURCH Ensor St. hear. monument - Dr. G. Sermon. pastor. Ensor St. 708 Ensor Street. 11 A. M. Sermon by the pastor. 2.30 p. m. Sunday School. 0 P. M. A. C. E. League. 0 P. M. Ensor Rev. John Archer Communion services. All are invited. Praise services conducted by sisters by the Rev. W. H. Bradley, General Bishop of Houston, Emma Munnis and Mary Sharpis. Sermon by Sister Martie Houless, Emma Munnis and Mary Sharpis. M. S. Sunday School Easter exercises. Sermon by the pastor, sub- ject, "Six Steps To The Throne", Special Easter selections by the Sister King, by Charles T. Edwards, "Thanks Be To God" by F. A. Clark, "The Substantia" by Alfred Hudson. C. E. Perry, church clerk. The will be a special sermon presche- led by Rev. W. H. Bradley, General Bishop of Houston, Emma Munnis and Mary Sharpis. M. S. Sunday School Easter exercises. Sermon by the pastor, sub- ject, "Six Steps To The Throne", Special Easter selections by the Sister King, by Charles T. Edwards, "Thanks Be To God" by F. A. Clark, "The Substantia" by Alfred Hudson. C. E. Perry, church clerk. 10 A. M. Bible Chase, Mary H. Smith, Teacher. 10 A. M. Paint Shop, Mary H. Smith, Teacher. 10 A. M. Easter sermon, and Holy Commission by the pastor. 2.50 P. M. Sunda School Easter program, Charles Tolson Supt. 2.50 F. M. Maloney on "Life of Christ." MADISON STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH H W T W W 11 A. M. "The Power Of The Tosar restion in the Present Life." 14 P. M. Easter exercises by the Sun day School. Church gorgetously does ornament with puff, daring diving lines. An Easer feg for every child. Colored Undertakers And Embalmers will furnish you a Complete Funeral with Caestet, Burial Robe Embalming, opening a funeral, and the shipping Funerals which is our Specialty, from $47 up. No charge for removing remains from hospital, etc. LIMOUSINE FOR WEDDING PARTIES & FUNERALS EDWARD RINGGOLD FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Will give to all the very best and courteous service possible. Carriages and Limousenes to hire for all occasion 1463 North Carey Street, near Gold Phone Madison 5361. Never Closed JOHN M. JOHNSON FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER (Formerly with the late John A. Bishop) AUTOS AND CARRIAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS TEMPORARY LOCATION, 1234 ETTING STREET Phone Madison 5588 Some people prefer QUALITY, others look at PRICES. I can suit you. My prices make it expensive to go elsewhere when you need an undertaker "WRIGHT QUALITY" 13 A. M. Tow. C. Emery Allen D. D. D. Detroit. Mich. Dr. Allen comes especially to preach the Easter sermon. Special Easter offering by all of the members and friends. Holy Communion. S. P. M. Sermon by the pastor subject. "The Trifamphthus Ascension of The Heavenly King." EBENZER A. M. E. CHURCH W. 10 A. M. Bible Class. Charles E. ST. 10 A. M. John Sunday service by 11 A. M. Easter sermon and Holy. 2.40 F. M. Sunda y school Easter pro- gram. 7.20 F. M. Movies on Life of Christ ST. JOHN A. M. E. CHURCH L. Row. M. H. Davis. 7.30 to 8.40 A. M. Special sermon Counselor and they do it by the 11 A. M. Special Easter sermon by the Dry Bones". 11 A. M. An Easter canta by the Professor J. W. Woodhousen, superintendent 5.20 F. M. Special Easter program. Divide session. 7.20 F. M. Special Sermon by the past MADISON STREET PRESBYTER 11 A. M. The Power of The Resource 4. F. M. Easter exercises by the Sunday An Easter fogy for every child The church with a welcome for every TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH Hildale and Linden avenue 11 A. M. Parsonage 122 McCullum St. 5. A. M. Early Easter services. 11 A. M. Easter sermon by the past 2:30 P. M. Sunday School P. M. Sunday School 6:30 P. M. League. 8 P. M. Easter cunita under cal- cult rights by Senior Depart- ment of the Sunday School. PAYNE MEM. A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday School Rev. C. H. Murray Pastor Sunday Easter Services All Day services. Mt. Chas. Peters. Leader. A. M. Special Sermon by the pas- tor. 2:30 P. M. An Easter program by the Sunday School. Mt. Chas. Peters. 5 P. M. Class Meeting. 6 P. M. The A. C. E. League has arranged a special program at Mrs. Pres. Pres. 8 P. M. Special services will be conducted by Senior Department of Sunday. WEEKLY SERVICES 8 P. M. Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday. J. A. Jervs Secretary. WATERS A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. W. Norris, D. D. Pastor. 427 Aquith Street EASTERN CONSTITUTION 11 A. M. Sermon by the Pastor. Subject. "A Demonstrated Act on The Part of God In The Resurce- 2:30 P.M. M. Easter services in the Sunday School. P. M. Allen C. E. League services & P. M. Memorial services of the Church. Classes Monday, Tuesday Week- day and Sunday. Thursday & P. M. Band prayer morning. Friday & P. M. Boys Training Class. Mr. C. S. Curry, Teacher. Saturday & P. M. Sup. Mrs. Emma Stanley, Pres. or League Mr. J. W. Woods, Secretary. the League chair, topic or "Endless Life" Heb. 7:15-16:25 and 1st, John 3:2-5. OAK STREET A. M. E. CHURCH 8 P. M. Easter Services by the Sunday School. 9 P. M. Easter, Friday, Sun. Mr. J. H. Dyrd, Pres. of A. C. E. League. WAYLAND A. M. E. CHURCH Carroll St. near Carey 11. M. Sermon by the pastor. Mrs. Josephine Williams, School. 4. M. Sermon by stranger. M. Class No. 2. Thomas Dixon Leader. Wednesday. M. Class No. 1 W. S. Johnson School. Wednesday 8. P. M. Class No. 3 Pastor leader. Wednesday 8. P. Friday evening. Prayer Meeting. FOR RENT—One furnished 3,7,6 West Montgomery St. near Charles TEWARTS, Pastor WITH Teacher, the pastor, Communion by the pastor, courgan, Charles Tolson Supt. JST: Lexington Street near Pine Street, Pastor, to be on by the pastor, subject, "The term (den only), the pastor subject, "The Valley of Sunday School, special program, indentent, for the A. C. E. League, Mr. Samuel, sitor to the "Wise Men". MYSTERIAN CHURCH All services reception in the Present Life, day School, Church gorously decor- tively. CALVARY A. M. E. ZION CHURCH Pine street at Saratoga SUNDAY APRIL 4 1920 Special Easter exposition and annu- tive will be observed by the Sub- bath school at 8 P. M. The public is cordially invited to be present. Special music will be rend- A resume of our first years junior wrote with Professor George Young, pianist. We invite our friends to the services. Rev. George A. Hull, Sum. Rev. Marianne Clout, Sum. Rev. B. Rupp, F. Williams, Sec. Rev. Joseph Bust, pastor. GRACE PRESENTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J. T. Colbert, pastor. Bringing and Dolphin Street. Easter services and streets of a numerous people into the church. 12 A. M. Preseling by the mutor. Sunday, "Come See the Place. Beautiful Easter music and meditations by the Sunday school at 2 P. M. 8 P. M. Preseling. FIRST INDEPENDENT A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. L. C. Curts, D. D. Pastor. Residence. 11 A. M. Easter lesson by the mutor. subject, "Following The Hiscion Church." 259 P. M. Sunday School, Mrs. Martin Harris, Sun. 6 P. M. League, Mr. T. E. Simms. 735 P. M. Sermon by the pastor the Lord's Summer administered. All are志愿士. BIGTON CHURCH E. ZION CHURCH P Ave. near Doulton St. Rev. J. W. McOw, D. J. Pastor Rev. Mrs. Leng Mason at Bigton Z 11. A M. F. Mastor gernon by the Dear Death, McCoy subject, *Trown on Over Death*. 1.30 P. M. Program by Sunday School. 1.30 P. W. Brown Supt. 1.30 P. M. Closse Meeting, Bro. A. P. Adams. 6. P. M. Christian Endeavor League. Mrs. James Bally Proe. Mrs. John Lein Mason will preach. Come hear this great woman. All are welcome. GILLIS MEM M. P. CHERCH P. M. Christian Porter Stockton Street. Kings' Teachers' Day. Mrs. James Brown, President. 10 A. M. Union Church. Robert Johnson leader. 11 A. M. Easter sermon by the pa- lor. 2 P. M. Sunday School. 2 P. M. Easter service by the C. E. League. Mrs. Battie Word Broadman Mrs. Battie Word Broadman Mrs. E. Brown, Sun. D. Mrs. E. Brown, Sun. D. Mrs. E. Brown, Sun. D. Residence 216 Dover Street There will be a big Easter meeting starting Saturday night at 11 a.m. clock Sunday morning. 11 A. M. Preaching Services. 12 N. M. School 2:20 P. M. Preaching All Bans are invited to attend our meeting. 5:30 P. M. Special sermon. Wednesday night class meeting Thursday night prayer meeting Sister Lucy Brown Church Clerk And Embalmers DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE M. DENNIS JT. RATE UNDERTAKER Iman Street Funeral with Casket, Burial Robe Hearse and Carriage or Limous- Funerals which is our Speciality, loving remains from hospital, etc. NG PARTIES & FUNERALS or no Money See Me First Attention Guaranteed PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY J. H. Murphy, Manager. 828 NORTH EUTAVIA STREET BALTIMORE, MD. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year ..... $2.00 Six Months ..... 1.25 Three Months ..... .75 Single Copy ..... .05 Pygble in Advance. FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1920 BALTIMORE COUNTY Where the political control of affairs of a city or county is entirely in the hands of the white people, and colored people have no representation in city offices or county boards, it is difficult for them to get their share of the taxes expended for public benefit. THE AFRO-AMERICAN'S expose of Governor Bitchie's Budget for the State of Maryland is an example of how the colored people are robbed of their own money. Another example that shows the disadvantage to which colored people are subjected can be seen in the proposal of Superintendent Albert Cook, white of Baltimore County to spend a maximum of $803,000 in improving the white and colored schools of his county. Now there are according to the last census in round numbers 120,000 persons all told in Baltimore County, and one tenth of them are colored. By all laws of common sense and justice then, one tenth of school appropriations should be spent upon colored schools. But what is the case, Under Mr. Cook's plan $762,000 as a maximum is to be spent upon white schools and only $41,000 on colored schools. Under the law $76,200 ought to be expended upon the colored schools, so that in the final analysis the thirteenth thousand colored people may be robbed of last $75,000. If a criminal in Baltimore County were to steal $55,000 from the State bank at Towson, the Associated Press would flash the news from one end of the United States to the other, but a County Board of Education can do the same thing with out fluttering the conscience of the county or state much less the nation. --- PERHAPS THE GRAND JURY CAN DISCLOSE SOMETHING One of the most astonishing things about the recent disturbance on Druid Hill avenue, which resulted in the death of W. A. Scott, the shouting up of the AIFQ AMERICAN building, and the wrecking of a house on Saratoga street, is the absence of any official inquiry into the cause of the affray. Despite the fact that Scott an ex-soldier, intelligent, literate, and of a good reputation in the community, the police department gives the excuse that he was a victim of the night doctor scare in the bottom of the whole riot. Persons unacquainted with Scott might believe that statement, those who knew him, know that there is something he could bind the state's police. Quiet investigation brings to light the fact that night hawks, two of them—or in plain words two young white men attempting to become familiar with colored girls on the street was the beginner, unable to find these men or those girls, or will it be necessary to urge to Grand Jury to take a hand in it? WISDOM COMES WITH AGE Over the head of Bishop J. M. Monor of the A. M. E. Church, and two other prominent ministers of the Baptist demonstration not to speak of the Governor and leading white people of Arkansas, Governor Allen of Kansas has refused to allow Robert Will to be taken back (or Arkansas for trial). Arkansas colored folk knew that If Hill were brought back for trial in connection with the Helena riots, he could not get a fair trial, and Bishop Conner said, his son before their constituents for taking sides with Governor Braugh demanded the extradition. Us whispered that Bishop Monor could not have had a secret understanding to use Will to free the other colored men now in prison on various charges growing out of the riots. However, Bishop Monor could not begin that he ought not make secret arrangements about public business. Today he is an older and wiser man. HOOVER'S MAY IN THE RING Hoover's But it is in the ring. For some time it has been noised abroad that Herbert Hoover the man who fed Europe during the war, could have the Democ- ratic nomination for the pres- ident, he wanted and would not be offered the nomination. It was offered in him. influential newspaper like the New York World, normally Democratic, announced recently that it would support Mr. Hoover, no matter on who he was, or how he would double in the minds of many politicians that Hoover will get a large part of the liberal Democratic vote. What of the Republican? the Republican race so far are Wood, Lowden, Johnson, and Harding. With Wood the only national figure, and the smothered scandal of the General's pre-election battle, this little perceptible enthusiasm among Republicans for any one of the candidates. What. What. this colored voter? John Howe is on the fence and sitting tight. Campaign managers of General. Wood have been attempting to dislodge him, but this is a time when something else besides money exists. John Howe is diving to Robert Hoover, with the expectation that he would pull them out of the welter of words into which President Wilson has subscribed, watching. A late start does not always mean a poor race. --- Spots in the sun were said by a New York Scientist to be the cause of the recent Northern lights seen in the heaven, and another display for April 18-19 is predict- --- The Mississippi Senate ratified the Suffrage amendment last week while the Delaware legislature debated. It certainly would upset the dope if Mississippi forged head and Delaware uses valuable time in discussing. Can any good thing come out of Mississippi? The fellow that grows at Baltimore because it is not, as good it ought to be is growing at himself. A city is not only buildings, but it is folks. Speaking at Cincinnati, Ohio, recently, Bishop Harrill took a stand against the present plan ofification in a speech that ultimately provides for colored representation. Is there anyone, who does favor the plan? There is a church in Baltimore with approximately two thousand members, one in Philadelphia that has a membership of 2500 to 3,000, but Mt. Olivet, Dulphia Church in Chicago Ohio has a long known congregation in the United States. Most of them are new members from the South. They all cannot get into the church building if a different set attended each of the three Sunday services. The pastor accuses the school of "abandoned home," and everybody, who goes within one square of the church knows that the congregation is appreciative. Jack Johnson reached Calexico, Mexico Tuesday just across the international line. He had with him his wife, his nephew and his wife's maid, but none of them will save him from going to jail, once the U. S. corps get their hands on him. Friends of Jack have advised him to stick to bull fighting and leave the U. S. alone, which aken altogether is not half bad advice. REV. P. CARTER NEAL The sudden death of Rev. 12 Carter Neal is a distinct loss to the community, which needs Christian ministers of the type in order that the spiritual welfare of the people may be properly directed. A minister of liberal training, educated at Wayland Seminary, Lincoln College at Colgate University, and at one broad-gruped and in exemplar of the best of the older traditions of the Baptist church. Dr. Neal spring of a family of teavent Baptists and was an eminent to the Baptist ministry and to the chery of other denominations. He was decidedly a Christian pacifist as will be noted by his efforts to bring peace within the colored Baptist family and cooperation with white Baptists in his presidency, the Maryland Co-operative Baptist States Convention has been in a most flourishing condition. The church, the people and the community will surely miss Dr. Neal. THE MEEK UNDERIT THE MUSH A Presidence correspondent writes: "We realize that straight party voting in municipal affairs by the Negro has not brought any recognition from the Republican party. Because of his loyalty to the party in the past, he is considered a 'sure thing,' and has no chance of receiving recognition. Will you give us your opinion as to whether a sure thing is the answer 'nothing?'" If colored people in Presidence or any other city are determined to support a party whether it gives them good legislation or poor legislation, two jobs or two hundred jobs, then they need never look for any relief. Politicians are much like storekeepers. Meek patrons get underweight, the worse cuts of meat and sometimes spoiled meat. They get in good raises coin is looked after. In addition patronizing another storekeeper sometimes where goods are cheaper pays handsomely. Vote for a Democrat sometimes. Vote for a Socialist sometimes. Vote for any candidate of any party who will promise in advance to get done the things that interest you. men, and a colored man on the school board. When Republicans can't talk on this line, talk to Democrats, and if they won't listen the Socialist will. Talk to them, and then vote for the party or the candidate that will put the job over. NEGLIGENCE AND BLINDNESS For failure to comply with the State law requiring the administration of silver nitrate to the eyes of newly born babies to prevent blindness, a North Carolina law fixed $10 and deprived of her license to continue practice. The woman had two cases of bibies sore eyes recently in her practice and had not used the 'solution which is furnished free by the Board of Health. The consequence is that the two children will be blind for life. What an insignificant penalty for children who might have had their sight if the nurse had washed their eyes out with the solution two hours after birth. Two sets of parents who will mourn all their lives the affliction of their youngsters; several thousand dollars the State of North Carolina have had to pay to educate these children in the School for the Blind; all of this misery and sorrow and money for the negligence of a midwife. Out of every 100,000 white persons 58 are blind. Out of every 100,000 colored persons 90 are blind. Out of every 100,000 Indians 302 are blind. This means that the ratio of blindness for colored people is higher than that of white and lower than that of the Indians. The reason is partly that a large part of the colored population live in rural districts where medical facilities, diseases having blindness as a more or less frequent consequence may be left to run their course unchecked. Lack of medical treatment accounts for the higher blind ratio among the Negroes and Indians. Negligence and like that of the North Carolina midwife is at the bottom of fifty per cent of the $349 cases of blindness among colored people in the United States. MYSTERIOUS BODY IN FLORIDA Gets Behind Tardy Colored Voters And Brings Them Out To Register Staff Correspondence Jacksonville, Fla. April 1, — Florida is getting to be something else besides a Land of Flowers. It is becoming a state of the far South where colored people are regulating themselves to vote imprecedent numbers. What the organization is that is getting behind the colored voters we are not at liberty to say here, but it is an active, powerful force with sufficient money to pay the bills of our citizens who insist it yet and then sees that his mans gets on the books. To say that the white people are Negro registration is putting it mildly. All through the principal streets in the show-windows can be seen this plaid. "Mr. White Democrat, Have you registered? Have not paid your poll tax for 1915-19 If not so, do it now, do it today. Back of this registration by colored voters, is course the increase in the number of people that they can do nothing without suffrage. Added to it is the fact that thousands of white people from the North are spending their money in Florida for welfare homes. These Northerners are avowed enemies of any one party system and naturally resort the fact that the Democratic party in Florida, as in the South, is the party of political force. They are interested in the establishment of colored voters and are encouraging them. The death of Joseph E. Lee, the president of the National Judge of Jacksonville removed from the ranks of the colored people one of their best and strongest leaders. He was the first and only colored man elected Municipal Judge of Jacksonville and was an infinite friend of the late President McKinley. Strangely enough he was a native of Philadelphia but preferred to live in Florida, where for the past 55 years he worked in the gift of his party including, collector of customs, internal revenue, chairman of the County Republican Committee, committee of the Republican Committees and delegate to the National Republican Convention. People who know the political situation here are frank to say that Donald Trump will not be able to fill, but that the large colored vote for Florida in the coming election will be the major factor in bringing forward several candidates who will have to be recognized. "The Heart of the World." The heart of the World: "The heart of the World" is the name issued from the press of the St. Bernard Company, Boston, Mass. by Joshua Henry Jones, Jr. Price $125. Like my Mother's God King I am splendid southmills expressed in verses that show the author's mastery rythm. Maryland Gets 81 Trophies Washington, D. C. April 1—Marryland 52 captured vehicles in the distribution of captured war materials, as ordered under the Wandworth bill which has passed the Senate in accordance with the number of troops unlisted from each State. The report shows limit: Maryland would get five 75 mm. howitzers six 106s one 120, six 150s, two 210s five 76 trench mortars, two 170s two 245s, 900 rifles, 120 machine guns, 52 vehicles and a great quantity of other materials, such as bayonets, badges and so on. Representation will be made to Maryland Congressmen in order to procure one of these field pieces for colored troops. Hair Catches Fire. Elizabeth City, N. C. April 1—Heal and dress catching fire from an open grate. Mable Clary was perhaps fatally burned here last week. THE FORUM Says Girls Quartette Did Some Real Singing. To the Editor:— I saw your cartoon about the Norfolk people singing the vow off the BIRD Sunday, March 21 and it was cool. Let me mention that for real harmonious singing, the quartette of girls that sang at the M. E. Conference held week before at John at John Heard church. The blending of the low register, contratos with the high soprano and alto was to me a revelation. Women were want to take my hat off to them, and at the same time express the desire that they give a lover of the city their help be invited. WJS. J. W. U. To them, the mother of three children, who are forced to attend the rural schools in Charles County. The building schools in Charles and the teachers are the worst paid in the state. For these reasons I hope that the AFRICAN teachers organizations through Maryland will not give up the fight they have been making for better school conditions under the current teacher package in Kentucky took the school question to the courts and compelled the legislature to fathom quip accustomed teachers to make better children. Mary land must not lag behind Kentucky, and if the legislature give better teachers, then they must be made to give better schools. Frankly. We Do Not Know. Refer This Question To Promoters. To the foreface that two white solos, tenor and harpone, are scheduled to appear at Albany's "Theatre with Madame Florence Poncelet" at the University School Society in the condition of "Hiwatona," I do not want to appear unreasonable, but can it be that it is impossible to sing these colored solos able to sing these parts effectively? The appearance of these men on the program spots on one of the other groups I imagine the other group asking our artists to take leading parts in their affairs, at the Lyric or elsewhere—not in Baltimore. A. B. LUDD, D. D. White And Colored In Prima Georges County Stand For Equi Salaries. Waterwood, Md., March 17th To the Editor. If Maryland as a State stands 22 in the scale of illiteracy, the Federation of Women's Club of America stands first in "Americanism and justice toward the colored children of the State, in that it recommends equal opportunity for every colored child in the State." A condition that will make for the very best citizenship. Education is not only an economic but a national necessity, if the fundamental principles of our government are to endure. Therefore the children of all the people should be educated. "The goal is by which the No-GALLEY 6 girl can reach this end that there is for any other child. In the scheme of education, a teacher is an indispensable resource. If the child is to be taught a subject, time and money, their destiny must be placed in the hands of trained teachers. Any other student must be placed in the state and the nation. We cannot expect to get trained college teachers for a salary less than $100 paid the janitors of many white schools. The Federation not only stands for equal opportunity for the colored child, but it stands for equal opportunity for the white child, a fact was made known in the county commissioners on March 4th in the presence of a crowded court room of both white and colored children. The commissioners called Upper Marlboro for the purpose of endorsing the budget as recommended by the county school board. Mrs. Claire Gilbert of College Park made a magnanimous plea for unqualified justice to all the children in the state. One of the chief reasons advanced by the commissioners is that children in free American ideals is that they may become independent, thinkers, in order to safeguard against any pernicious propaganda that might arise in the M. F. WIGGINTON. Supervisor of Colored Schools of Prince George's County There Is No Race Prejudice in The Industrial Workers Of The World According to Benjamin Fletcher Who Is Alive. Everyone should be aware the Industrial Workers of the World commonly known and referred to as the I.W. W. has had hundreds of tons of paper and ink used by their enemies purposefully defrauding them, defining its efforts. Scores of its members have been murdered and even as I write hundreds of other members are laughing away their threats and insults throughout the country. It is generally accepted and correctly so, that the Industrial Workers of the World is not looked upon with favor by the Employer. This article is to the readers of the AFRO-AMERICAN is to put them in possession of the reasons why the organization is so vilified and political and "Labor Leaders" controlled by the employers. When the founders of the I. W. W. gathered together in that may be 1905 at Chicago, IH, and launched the organization they had witnessed a continual series of deceptions the Trade Union Movement for twenty years previous. A little examination and inquiry led to the loss because of the lack of Solidarity in the Trade Union Movement, to illustrate when the Moulders of the Amalgamated Iron Worker Association from the Steel Trust the other crafts remained at work and when the Blackskins of the same organization anything the other organizations for, ed that the organization would issue issues scarcely and solve them. Hence, the I. W. W. was organized as an industrial Union, it being the awarded mini-Labor in the Union as it is assembled on the job. Instead of organizing the headquarters, carpenters, and carpenter's a building as separate organized workers—organize them GALLEY 7 as Building Construction Workers, the I. W. W. was to organize Labor regardless of its race, color or trade. It was held then that race prejudices must not and will not be permitted to mutilate any part in the W. Wesley case; in those principles have never been compromised; and that is the REASON WHY the W. W. is damned, presented and tied about by the employing class and their minions. the direction of Mr. John Groble, head of all the music and settlement departments; that judge his manifestations of generosity if a bill cannot ever be compromised; and that is how which question you are most likely invited to be presented, corollary invoked to be presented, Will you help? This is your opportunity to help your children to meet the challenges that show that while Commitments views were debated in the negative. W. by organizing the workers; FRED SCHERES AND LILLE regardless of race, color or trade is BARTOLOLAY. mission of the work class. Chicago, March 21.—In a specially prepared statement to the twentieth century, it is the abolition movement of the number of workers rally to its standard complete, industrial emancipation will be the heritage of all us and we will be from the thrudition of the tich. BEN X. PLETTCHER Pressman St. Resident Makes Kansite Comment On Theater Question. Mr. Editor. Will you please give me space in your paper to say that I am certainly sorry to hear of the prospect of a theater in the 1600 block of Draud Hill. I will influence upon the members of Baltimore city will certainly not sign such a bill. I of that steady, loyal Americanism think we have suffered enough humiliation. Every street we crisis, move in it is either a garage, pool, room or a house, and some of the people who are trying to lifesize us ourselves up. Now since the bar reliability of the facts upon which the opinions are formed. If of everything they can to disguise those who report and disseminate when, not only those living on no distortion either from Drudd Hill avenue, but every colony, prejudice, imbalance or negligence, the people whose opinions person in the city should address, the people with places in Pennsylvania avenue, the people with straight-thinking and social elusions. Thus, the press of any country, whether the general press wants to make some money but for that ministering to a partisan mood, to get in our best neighborhood, to stability and great power. I do not live on said street and thinking so much of the influence this is the first time in my life of editorial opinion as I am of the that I never saw in my body is excited, sarcety, sarceness, and accuracy I am very much surprised that reported; but even in editorial men like Messes, Fitzgerald, Ber-opinion it is still true that a great pard Taylor and Dr. Winston's field of leadership exists, and it should favor such an enterprise, will be a blessing both to the From Mr. Smith I do not expect American Negro and to America It is a "shame that 'our city' appreciating its high responsibility, councilman has such little respect and great trust, continues to guide for the own sake, and says 'the opinions of its readers into will when we can get the people' cooperation and method that will stand up for the people' tolerance." remained at work. When this situation was brought to the attention of the rank and file of these organizations and they in any instance took steps to stop this from happening, tables in their struggles for a better life in industry their officials, immediately drove home the fact that they had a contract and agreed with the employer and agreed not violate the tenet to secure soil or labor. Ernest J. Jackson. America Will Ultimately Recognize Justice, Black Man's Cause, and the Power of the People. r to Democratic Primaries doleh. Richmond, Va., April 1—Neurosurgery primarily for Mayor and Council on with April 6. For some while there has been an effort to line up members of the Democratic Party to nominate and then vote to the Democratic-dole wins. When the plan was brought up in party State he declared, "The State Dem- ocratic Committee Feb. 15, 1933 desired or only white persons are permitted to vote." The results it is estimated that there are 2,000 qualified colored voters in Richmond. UNIONVILLE Unionville, Md. April 1—The young men of Easton and Uniqaville gave a Mock Court at Unionville Wednesday night for the benefit of the church and had quite a success. The people are making every effort to send our pastor up to conference with a good report. The Community League has on a $300 drive to move our school house in the town and rebuild. Although the laureates of Belfast more, Ma., favor aggregation of elites, they are heartily in favor of white democrats in favor of commonly known are the most powerful of fighting the剧院 to be exclusively patronized by Negroes. This is a fair sample of the consistency of favor in America. They talk about adhering to "scientific and honorable customer" of that section and the "honorable customer" of force, but force is not law, but each incident as the mental somersault of the Baltimore City Council is brought to the attention is brought to the mind that this kind is nothing butosh especially when the dollar prominently figures. In Baltimore, where the Negro is segregated and loses in every management, a company composed of white men decided to erect a theatre in the "colored district" and enter to the promoters first struck a song in their calculation on account of the discriminatory nature of the white permission and not encourage the inclusion of colored business enterprises in "white districts." However, in circumvent this situation the team cap a management granting the white providers permission to put up a theatre in a locality where only colored people are members of the Baltimore Council are colored men and when the measure "come up" for passage they took oppose it and they carried out the white permission to carry out their project to completion, the other was unmatterly opposed to it. I should very much like to publish in these columns the Baltimore Council for the display of liberality. Probably he wanted to show his white colleagues that he was a consistent invader in the city and that he came into "colored districts" as much as he did colored people moving into "white districts." It is dollars to advocate "perpetrators that despite his manifestations of genoosity if a bill comes up in the Baltimore City Council providing for the creation of a theatre in a "white district" by coloring a "colored district" in the Baltimore City Council is invested with sufficient money to build a "colored district" in a "colored district," but no law can compel the colored people of Baltimore to patronize any enterprise not meeting with their unqualified approval. Coleridge-Taylor's Son in Choral Recital London, England, April 11. Colby Taylor, son of the celebrity singer and Taylor, arrived in London several years ago with his sister, Gwendolyn, best appearing in Queen's Hall. Interpreting her son apparently is a gifted conductor for on the occasion of the concert of the Central London Opera and the Orchestra, the conductor turned his begun over to the young Negro to conduct his father's music. The daughter appears in *situations* set to Colby Taylor. Lamaster, Dr. April 1—Twenty-five years ago, Thaddeus Shepherd, the first student in the initial Solubel course, gave it to the State Providing students were not burdened for faces, color, or creed. Once true, this work when followed by Solubel was presented with a diploma, the first college person ever to graduate. Towson, Mt., April 1.—The Board of Education of Baltimore County has worked out a new salary scale for teachers in white schools to go into effect April 1. A new salary scale for colored teachers in colored schools was put into effect January 1, 1920. Comparison of the two scales will help teachers save $30 more per month in every case than colored teachers for the same work. White teachers will come into the system at $29 per month, while colored teachers will save $90 per month. Colored principals with one assistant will receive from $80 to $120 per month, whites, from $119 to $150 per month and so on. The following shows the maximum salary per year of teachers and principals: White Colored Assist. $1300 $1600 Prim. 1 Assist. $1600 $1900 Prim. 2 Assist. $1600 $1900 Prim. 3 Assist. $1700 $1900 Although colored teachers in Baltimore "family" are better paid than white teachers, except in Baltimore city there is a good bit of dissatisfaction expressed over the new salary schedule. "Colored teachers are worth just as much as white teachers" is the way one of the inferential teachers put it. SHARPTOWN Shirleyton, Md. April 1—Lady works from Mr. Morgan of Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Elisy grown, who was chairman of the address of welcome to Mr. Morgan. Algr his lecture on the funeral of his mother, and open shares. During tids some meeting, they organized a branch office of the Elisy Brown, president; Mr. Oliver-Smith, vice president; Mr. Charles K. Brown, vice president; Mr. Hawthorne Smith, treasurer. ROYAL OAK Royal Dok, Md. April 1—Mrs. Mary Thomas is still on the desk list. Mrs. Mary Lawrence has returned home after witnessing the marriage of her daughter, Miss Mامie to Mr. Howard E. Filchett of Chestertown, Md. Mr. Villa Harris and daughter Elsie have returned home, from a visit to friends in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Williams of Wilmington Delta are visiting Mr. Williams parents here this week. Mrs. Henrietta Moore has gone to Chestnut Hill, Pa. The Progressive Lodge No. 24 K. of P. and the Harmony C of C. were out on Sunday afternoon to hold their anniversary. Rev. H. Notter preached the sermon. Sir Wim Johnson addressed the audience on Pythianism. Mrs. Stephen H. Long, of Pocmonoke, Edmonton, Canada, from Princess Ann and Salisbury, Md. on last Friday. present, present, wore: Mrs. Prat Jamie, Jamie, Jamie, Mrs. Prat, Miss Jinkett, Mrs. Prof, Finkett, Gale, Gale, Gale, Mrs. Henry, White, Professon Mrs. Boyd Jones of Salls bury, Mry. In Which Case We Would Have A Lot of Queen Things Happening In Baltimore The life of man might be prolonged a couple years through the use of medicine, by Dr. Eugene L. Fisk, of the Life Extension Department, 55 W. 4th street, New York. Dr. Eugene gave a session among scientists at a session of the Medical Scientists of the State of New York where he demonstrated that he had been able to increase the life of insect seven hundred per cent by the use of radium. Dr. Harvey, a famous food expert, preached Dr. Dickey's theory by saying that 75 years is the limit to any extension of human life and this can only be done by eating brown bread and milk and could also be a live to be 1900 years old. Every family could constitute a small town of its own, and the could also be a deeply populated that millions would starve to death. We could never get rid of the cracker confederates who fought Most of us would live to see an amourge grow so large that it would take in Washington, Amphipolis, Havre de Grace, and Frederick. Dr. W. T. Carr, who believes autos are not good for physicians, would have yet to walk 2,900,000 miles. It would be a common thing for mothers and fathers to have 400 to 500 children. It would have a new coloured high school and a coloured representative on the Board of Education before we all would die. Barber Prices Going Up With hair cuts at $10 in Chicago and shaves at $4 in several cities, at the county fair facing the limit of their price raising. One or two shops in New York have ventured to charge $5.50 for a hair cut but in the majority sites it is still $3.55 in Baltimore. The old regular customers of the barber shops have found two ways of getting revenge on the increased prices: shaving themselves and they let their hair grow longer. "Its worth $5.9 to cut some of the long-haired heads that we get barber expressed it. N. A. A. C. P. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 70 Fifth avenue, New York, today held a meeting of the National Association Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky, in which the Association expresses the hope that action had already been taken by Kentucky authorities and being to reel, members of the mothe, which lynched Grant Smith, a Negro, in Milwaukee, Kentucky on Monday night, and the authorities had been granted the tradition had been granted by authorities of the state of Michigan. The Association points out that extradition was granted on the assumption that the conviction had been in the courts of Kentucky and refers in a commendatory manner to Governor Morrow's "statements like action at Lexington in February 1863 in the conviction of Will Lockett, a Negro, from a mob bent on lynching him." **FOR METHODIST CITIZENS TO FOLLOW THEIR FAVOURS AGAINST THEIR FAVOURS** The Baptist churches need to come together and fill the misunderstanding. They need to at no time locked the door, guard the windows, hold the keys, resist the resisting or come together and vote him out. They do not believe they can win against the shipboard of the fold. It has always been some way of getting together. They "come home" to use reason together. Let us hope that the day may never come will have to be out on our church doors to keep the pastors out. Lynching Felt a Long Way. *Shiagoo, 11. April 1—*Every time a kid goes to Smith you can depend on it that colored people in that community will come to Smith two weeks' after that. To J. Arnold Hill, secretary of Urban League, he wrote: "I am a church on Sunday morning. All were from Vicksburg, Mississippi, where there been a lynching two weeks ago." Barder Attends Funeral Cumley, N. X., April 1—"Trinity" Robinson, barber in the House of Representatives. Barber Shop in Boston that comes to this city just Friday to attend the funeral of Representative William A. Browning, the representative of the last two years. The representative died in the barber's arms. Sussex Co. Teachers Meet. Sussex Co. Teachers Meet (Greenwood, Dale, April 1-5, Sussex County, Sussex) School district at school 28 Mrs. S. L. Waters principal on Saturday, May. D.F. Harigis, of the Delaware Confederate conference that Delaware is offering the colored people, the colony is offering the colored people, the colony is offering the colored people and praying to obtain. Mr. George L. L. Waters urged voters to see that their representatives in the legislature voted Townsend and the new school board. Program For Health Week Announced. Tuesday, April 8, March 11, Robert B. Minton, principal of Tuskegee Institute, announced to the faculty, "We have suggested programs for the students to be offered April 4th to 10 all over the country. Sunday April 4th—Health Day in churches. Sunday April 4th—Health Day in the schools. Tuesday April 6th—Fire Prevention Day. Clean your kitchens, your attics and under your house of furniture. Grow large rags and white paper. Fity person of lives star in rubbish piles. Wednesday, April 6th—Clean House Day. Clean your house, to general cleaning of your home. Plenty of soap and water everywhere. Thursday, April 8th—Yard Day. Clean out all rubbish. Friday, April 9th—Tail up and Wash Day. Saturday April 10th—Vancouver Lot Day. With the assistance of the school children and others, have all vacant lots, marks and playgrounds planted in plant garden plots wherever possible. Home Office: Charles & Saratoga Sts., Baltimore, Md. The Leading Life Insurance Company in Maryland. Life Insurance Policies Issued on Ages From 2 to 79. Premiums Collected weekly from the homes of the insured. $1.00 COMB for 59c This comb never sold for less than $1.00. It is made of solid brass with detachable handle. This extraordinary offer is made to acquaint you with the superior quality and low prices of our merchandise, and this 59c is actually less than cost to manufacture and hence to take advantage of this special offer as we have oiled a limited amount. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Fill in an attached slip, and seal stamps. FREE We are larger than dollars in Colored Venus's heart and foliars invite. Every Colored Venus would hate you to chase. We will send you a letter. By Society Editor Basket Bull, Easter Monday, Army. Easter week bids fair to be a busy one socially. "The Owls" are engineering an afternoon dance at the Lyceum. The Duplicate Whist Club have a dance the same evening, and party being arranged by some of the members of St. Mary's Church for the benefit of the Hall. Mr. and Mrs. George Dean and the Misses Evelyn Crawford and Edith the week end in Philadelphia the week end in the Hall. They were extensively entertained during their stay. Mr. and Mrs. Dean were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Goodlow, and the Misses Crawford and Taylor were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodlow. Friday evening a very exciting dance was arranged by a number of young gentlemen in the school. Goodlow entertained Mrs. Goodlow entertained at her home. Sunday afternoon Miss Wilhelmina Robinson gave a dance and Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. Goodlow entertained Momally at supper. Mrs. J. Edward Wheatley is at Atlantic City for the Easter season. Pittsburgh Scholastics vs. Athenaon A. A. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Hughes and family will spend Easter at Atlantic City. Miss Elanda Johnson attended the musical convention in Philadelphia last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes have returned to the city after a delightful trip to Florida. Miss Annabel Gearing will spend the Easter holidays in Atlantic City. Dancing starts 8 P. M. April 5, Baltimoreans were much grieved to near this week of the death of Mrs. Cecilia Gaines Murray, who died on Monday. Death was due to double pneumonia. The funeral was held from the residence of 1822 Baltimore street. The services were conducted by Rees, Clas. H. Murray, George F. Bragg, Ernest Lym, Sampson Brooks and others were conducted by Rees; were: Dr. Lincoln Weaver, Messr. Arthur Bragg, Carroll Williams, and William Walkins. Mrs. Lillie Lawrence and son of Philadelphia are spending the week with Mrs. Simus 1722 Duluth Hill Ave. and Mrs. John 1722 Duluth Hill Ave. The Music Supervisors National Conference that met in Philadelphia, Feb. 22, 1920 to Philadelphia, 1920. Mrs. Laura Other, of Newport, R.I. was the ghost of her sister, also Linnan Gust of 1722 Duluth street, last week has returned home. Mr. William Bradley, of Belair, Md. was the ghost of her sister, also Linnan Gust of 1722 Duluth street, last week has returned home. Mr. William Bradley, of Belair, Md. was the ghost of her sister, also Linnan Gust of 1722 Duluth street, last week has returned home. Invitation cards have been sent by the Tuesday Duplicate-winter Club announcing their internal drive to be held at Eiks's 1111 East 10th Street, Boston, Monday, April 11, dancing from nine to one-thirty. Give D. M. Tate is locating in the Ridewater section of Virginia. George Lewis, of 1634 Sinclair Place has been visiting rides in collegephil has returned home. High school vs. Inter-collegiate Armory. Miss Edith Hollowood, of New York is too guest on Mrs. Leslie Pendleton 1633 Sinclare Tues. Miss Elsie Minor, of 1600 Woodland designator, Miss Missie Brammer, of Lancaster County, has returned home. Mrs. Irtee E. Jones of 1617 East streets in waveng county, Va., and ringerown has returned home. Miss Viola Smailwood of 1909 streets in waveng county has been visiting rides in Wingham, B. C., and Lexington, Va., has returned home. Miss Martina Tate, of 727 Myrtle Avenue, who has been visiting friends in New York and Philadelphia has returned: *Miss Ethel Ryan, of 212 Angle Avenue, who has been ill is much improved. Fraternity *Io Visit City*. "Delta Sigma Kappa," a New York college, is one of the few colleges are either graduates or undergraduate of the big live New York College will offer. The fraternity will the guests of brothers Devers Young the remainder of the Easter week for the remainder of the Easter week to be represented by Brother President Charles. Nobile C. Bridgewater, Harold Richardson. E. Jarker Rudd, Edwin Lewis, F. W. Winters, Lucas, and Fran Shalton. Local Girl Makes High Mark such as Beth Macweth of Baltimore 1914 and Murray Moss 1918 graduate of Columbia University, who are taking Work on scholarships provided by the National Urban League have passed the credential for creditable standing, both averaging 18%. Incidentally they have given valuable assistance in various organizational secure communities in and around Great Neck, NY and in work. They have made the necessary surveys for enlarging work already in their area. These surveys have been conducted in addition to the required case in society, which with its great numbers of cases to be handled furnishes experience for the future social work. Wilson-McAbee Recital Several hundred persons heard Miss Several of her programs and are Viv L. Wilson, Miss of New York, and 5:15 P. M. in the third recital at Ethel church. Both artists appeared with her in the program and phonise for their efforts. Miss N. Aber's rendition of the "The Cry of Aber" was especially well received. Sister was especially welcome. Whether Baltimore knows it or does not, she is one of the very best organisms in New York, where he could give all of his time to his art and his music, and he has his name heard around the country. Visit Walters Art Gallery Fifteen Training School girls under the guidance of the United Walkers Art Gallery, Mt. Vernon Place Saturday. Another group of students were especially interested in the painting showing the Three Wise Men and the Virgin. One of the Wise Men is represented as colored. The Clerk, superintendent of the Gallery, any public school teacher can secure a painting for our children over 12 years of age. Teachers Did Not Fight. Story printed in a recent issue of the Miro-American that two school teachers engaged in a hair pulling contest on the street in East Baltimore has been found to be incorrect. Two young women did engage in a hair pulling over a piece of paper but there was no bad feeling at all in the matter. Entertained Mrs. Stephen H. Long, of Focomoke City, entertained a few of her friends from Princess Anne and Salisbury, Md., on Friday last. Those present were: Mrs. Prof. James, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Pinkett, Mrs. Prof. Pinkett of Princess Anne Academy, Mrs. William Gale, Mrs. Henry White, Prof. Martin, and Mr. Boyd Jones, of Salisbury, Md. Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, of 625 N. Bond street, was given a birthday reception on Monday night, March 29, 1929 by her children. Mrs. Johnson has eight children. 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. In honor of her seventy-fifth birthday her children presented her a nurse containing a nice little sum of money. The grandchildren presented her a handsome bunch of white carnations, each representing a year of she has lived, and from her many friends a large number of handsome presents. The guests were highly entertained and felt at a weir hour after twelve for their houses. Mrs. Johnson resides with Mrs. Laura Cooper, of 625 N. Bond street, who is one of her daughters. Mrs. Ella Tingle, of Mosher Street, spent the weekend in Philadelphia, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hughes of North Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary Cromwell is very ill at her home in Towson, Md. Be popular clear your skin with Resinol Soap Does a pimple, unattractive skin shut you off from admiration and pleasan associations? Each time you cleanse your face with Resinol Soap you give it a "beauty treatment" with the soothing, healing Resinol medication. 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Instruction given in the Poro System. 1128 DRUID HILL AVE Phone Madison 4757-W Hours 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. N POMADE DRESSING Grows Your Hair Long, Soft, Straight Lots of Hair-Fluffy Soft Brilliant-Straight Pliant-full of life and beauty is yours if you apply to your hair a little Pomade Hair Dressing It also stops itching scalp, dandruff,removes ringworm, teter and scalp disorders. CHARLOTTE HALL Charlotte Hall, Md. April 1—Regular services were held at Ebenezer church Sunday morning, conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. A. Murray. Rev. E. M. Dent, of the M.J. Circuit has returned for another conference year, making the sixth year. Welcome Home, Mrs. Nelly, Dent has returned after spending the week with Rev. Helen at the conference. The initial sermon for the conference year will be given at Gallies M. E. church Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. Dent. Mrs. Charles Butler, who has been dangerously ill with pneumonia, is very much improved. Mr. William Woodland and Mr. Thomas Foster of Gallies church visited the M. E. parishioner Friday morning. Miss Paulin, Dent visited Miss Lucinda Brown and Miss Esther Woodland of Oakville last week. FREDERICK Frederick, M. Apr. 11—Rev. W. A. English has been appointed to Ashbury M. E. church for another year and attended the M. R. Conference in Baltimore were: Mr. and Mrs. Bingles and kings and Mrs. Della Sewell James, Mrs. Arie Wansell, Mrs. Esther Grinnance, Ashbury delegates to the conference and operation here last; Nichols, Mrs. Brestie Jenkins, Mr. Imanius Snowden and Roy Madison G. Lee, Mrs. Brestie performance, and operation here last; Sunday for hernia is getting along nicely. The operation performed by Dr. Washoe, Washoe, Dr. Bourne of this city His nurse is Miss Alice Davis, who is a native of Frederick county. Freedman's Hospital, Washington, D. C. The rally for Conference chairs, held at Quinn Hall, last Sunday, was a great success. The immense crowd that completely filled the room for the collection table, Quinn church interns to send her books, prepared to pay every assessment. Rev. Drummond is an excellent financier, the chair of large audience at Nazarine Hall last Thursday, night. Ms. Nelson Scott the organizer, Mrs. Consulco Hall Henderson, is not only among our first-class crocheters as well. Mrs. Amie Robinson is also an expert at fancy crocheting at Salisbury Colored Fair Association at Salisbury several years ago. From early spring to fall, 402 Middle street is kept busy using his white wash brush. In this line he is frequented by the use of Munsee and Abathine. In addition to the work done here he is frequently seen in the street and other towns. The Board of Education gives him considerable work, and he is a stone and brick mason, and keeps several men employed to assist him with the many concrete walks and does general remainting and renovating of houses, churches, and schools. His success for Bradford Houses, where she has employment until late fall, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Broyl conjuncts a street and also keeps lockers. VIENNA Vienna, Md. April 1—Last Sunday at 8 p.m. the M.A. meeting, at 8 p.m. the M.A. meeting, Reve James Stanley arrived to the old folks at Carly's home, and she attended the Old School at 8 p.m. Old time class meeting. Collection for the day was given at Mr. Zionon, M. E. church on Wednesday at dinner at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Campher, and Mrs. Netta Beatrice Young has been called home to attend her sister. Those on the old are: Sarah Young and John Camper. BERKLEY Barkley, Md. April 1—The mortgage burning was held at: Iloanam church, Monday. The evening, food was the speaker of the evening. Remarks were made by Mrs. S. A. Webb, the President Presbytery and K. M. Presbytery. A large crowd present. The Minstrel show. The Show. The Presbytery. The Boise house. Wednesday, night well attended. An excellent show was given and it was a great honor. The altarite Mrs. Christina Banks, of Cumberland have been spending sometime Smith, Mrs. H. G. Smith spent the week-and with her mother of Belair, Miss Louise, of Cumberland have been spending sometime Smith, Mrs. H. G. Smith spent the week-and with her mother of Belair, Miss Louise, of Cumberland have been spending sometime Mr. and Mrs. H. Presbytery. DENTON The Silver Leaf Orchestra will give a concert on Monday, March 11, at Trubles Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomas molorsel over to Chesterfield Hall, where the girls are taking, the advantage of Lean Year, but the Denon girls are leaping slow. BARCLAY Barclay, M.O. April 1—The usual services were held at both churches Sunday morning. Quite a number of Conference which was held in Philadelphia. Among them were: Mr. and Mrs. Mabel Richardson and Mrs. Ida Rochester, Mr. Robert Carter who improved slowly, Mr. Gilbert Johnson had his 17th year-anniversary Thursday at the residence of his parents. Pondtown. Md., April 1—The meeting Sunday was very well attended, our pastor being at conference. Those who attended conference from Pondtown were: Mrs. I. Elliott, Mr. George Elliott, Mr. James P. Cooper, Mr. William E. Brown, Mrs. Annie E. Massey, Mrs. Ida Goldsboro, Mrs. Essie C. Long and Mrs. Cooper. Miss Hattie Adams and Miss Cora Adams of Townsend, Delta, spent Sunday with Mrs. Isiah Elliott. Miss Naomi Wilson has returned home after a delightful stay with her uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Elliott of Philadelphia. The Maryland Warm Jacks have organized their baseball clubs and are going to work Monday April 15th. Miss Lydia Ballott is visiting her grandmother and also Mrs. Edward Hemsley and little Dorothy and Sarah Catherine. C. F. Hall has expected the position as drummer in Johnson's and Bratchers Orchestra. SNOWHILL Snow Hill, Md., April 1—Rev. Waters of Pocamoke, preached at Ebenezer M. E., church Sunday morning. The Knights of Pythians had their sermon preached by Rev. E. J. Henze of Mit Zion Bantist church at Ebenezer M. E., church. Rev. Waters preached to a large audience at night. Mrs. Daniel Leigh came home from Wilminton where she had been visiting her daughter who came home with her on Saturday night. Mrs. Maggie Collett was in town and spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Daniel Leigh. There will be an educational mass meeting in Ebenezer M. E. this week. Mrs. Charles Waters and wife went to Princess Anne Academy to visit their daughter and son. In company with them were Miss Laura Drummond and Mrs. Brown, teachers of our public school. CENTREVILLE Centerville, M., April 1—Messrs. Wm. H. Hard, Wm. O. Hard, Wm. Mitchell and Purnell Bonds motored to Philadelphia, Sunday to attend the Conference. Mrs. Purnell Bonds spent the week-end in Queenstown visiting her mother, Mr. Ollie Hard, spent a few days in Baltimore visiting his brother, Mr. Walter Hard, Mr. Charles Trusty was sent as a delegate to conference by the Charles Wesley M. F. church, Rev. Hiki, the Indian preacher, of Philadelphia, lectured at Bethel A. M. E. church last Friday evening. He visited the school in the afternoon and gave the children a very interesting talk. Mr. Theodore L. James visited Could-town last Thursday seeing friends. ROCKS Rocks, Md. April 1—The pupils of Chestnut Grove School celebrated Harriet Mary. Marion Baxter and Earl Holloway wrote and read two excellent essays on "How Maryland Roads Connect to Good Roads in Maryland." The Honor Roll for March bears the following names: Marion Baxter, Bark Holloway, Margaret Hewitt, Elizabeth Jeregon Rico and Roy Moloch. CHASE Chase, Md., April 1—Mr. Joseph Allender, of Chester, Pa., visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Berry who has been very ill. Miss Vinton Hill, of Chase, Md., is visiting her sister Miss Hattle Hill in New Jersey. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Malef Johns attended the M. E. Conference on last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. Harvey Scott attended the Conference also. The congregation of Sharp Street M. E. church Chase, Md., are all joining over the return of their pastor, Rev. J. L. Brown. TOWSON Towson, M. April 1-J Mrs. Carrie Johnson, her bed on the account of sickness. The Sunday services were attended and a excellent sermon was preached by the pastor, Samuel J. subject. The King Business, Sunday March 10, a priest church had a very large crowd and a good program which was, as I think, much more than Walker. The following participated in program, Miss Lavinia Hollowo, solo. Master Eugene Scott, recitation. Master Robert Williams, Miss Queen Fields duet. Miss Betton Hinton president and Mr. Edward Bob W. N, X. Edwards of Virginia avenue, has returned to this town after having spent a few days in old school with a few children. Mrs. Robert Johnson, of Railroad avenue, is confined to her room and is under the care of Mrs. C. MacLean and Mrs. Roser Ballard are still on the slick list. LONGGREEN Long Green, Md., April 1—Rev. W. H. Baker filled the pupil. Sunday morning and Palm was distributed. The A. C. E. Lengue was led Sunday by Mr. Henry Cromwell. Mr. and Mrs. David Gwyn and family have moved here from Philadelphia. Pa. after a two year stay. Master. Ellsworth Davage is home from the hospital. A surprise birthday party was tendered Mr. Lawrence Hughes on Saturday evening in honor of his twenty-fifth birthday. Mrs. Rachel Winder spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Moses Quickley last week. Miss Lila Curry and Miss Elizabeth Cromwell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cromwell, Mrs. Bertie Gregg visited Mrs. Lizzie Gregg on Saturday. Mrs. Nellie Winder spent Saturday with her husband, Miss Maggie Winder. Miss Blanche Whims is very sick at her home at Baldwin, Md. Mr. Ignatius Proctor visited his wife at Towson on Saturday. Mr. Elifah Gwyn attended the wedding of Miss Isabella Brown and Mr. Britton Robinson at Fallston on last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Josephine Savage is visiting friends at Cotonville. CRISFIELD Crisfield, Md. April 1—The Annual sermon of the K. of P. and C. of F. was preached at St. Mary's, Rov. George Scott, after which there was an address by Mr. Elmer H. Daniels. The collection was $18.25. The $6.00 was donated by Mr. Harry Whiting and Miss Emma Griffin. $12.25 was turned over to the trustees by Mr. Joseph Bridlingham and Mrs. Eva Bough At Stilhoff M. E. church at 5 P. M. Rev. D. Waters filled the pulpit. The pastor, Rev. C. S. Springs, is attributing his M. M. Springs to Stilhoff M. H. Sinclair and her two son with other folks motored to Cristfield to visit relatives. CATONSVILLE Colonsville, M. A. April 1—Women's Day at Grace church last Sunday at 11 a.m. The collection netted $243.00 Sunday morning April 4. Holy Communion will be administered at 12:30 E.aster services in the Sunday School by the little children and S P. M. an Easter shirt. The Uppers will give an old time concert at Grace church Thursday April 6th in Washington D. C. a vigiline Mrs. Rosa B. Forrest, Mr. Samuel Henson, Mr. Robert Torsell, a large auto truck and is doing work in general with his truck. Give him your mashing! In姑姑: Mrs. Annie Robinson, Mrs. Annie Snowden and Mr. Bird Howard. Charles Solomon and Mrs. Annie Snowden. Mrs. Joseph Torsell was christened Sunday afternoon by Rev. C. A. Howard. Grace church sent a large basket of eggs to the old folks home this week have moved into the house that was vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Ganes. Mrs. Richard Parron were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson-las CHESTERTOWN Chestertown, Md., April 1—Mrs. Mamie Parker and Miss Estella Carol, of Baltimore were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Carroll last week: Mr. Isaac Fletcher, of Baltimore, more was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Martha Fletcher, last week. Our pastor Rev. J. H. Fitchett preached and inspiring sermon Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon. The Knights of Parlians turned out at Bethel A. M. E. church Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Butler and Mrs. Lula Ringgold are visiting friends in New Jersey. The Ushers Club met at Mrs. Augusta Lockerman's residence. Mrs. John Gillman had as her guest her sister, Miss Ruth Lork for a month. "The Beautiful City" was rendered last Sunday evening by the pupils of the public school. Miss Irene Stricklin directress, Mrs. Herbert Jones of Still Pond spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Waters. Mrs. Janie King attended the funeral of her niece in Baltimore last week. Mr. Wm. H. Jenkins spent the weekend home with his family. The collection for last Sunday was $50. POCOMOKE CITY P. Deemoke City, Mr. Annill 1—The services at St. John's church were largely attended morning and night. The pastor Rev. J. W. Bowie preached two very able sermons the occasion being Woman's Day a large number from the different churches were present. Mrs. Manile Gillett and Miss Bessie Miner gave very interesting napers on the Woman's place in the world. Professors and Mrs. Long, John F. Gillett and Mr. John Wentworth returned home from Philadelphia, and, where they had been in attendance at the Delaware Conference, Captain Edward T. Waters and Mr. George Long returned home after, spending the winter across waters. Mrs. Mary Avilote, wife of Mr. Parker Aydtotte who has been in failing health for more than two years died at her late home Monday, Mr. Gillett Coitman is confined to his home on next day. Mr. Gillett, Mass. Meeting was held in Snow Hill, M., Tuesday, all of the teachers from this city were in attendance. Rev. Isaac Collier filled the pulpit at Mr. Zion church during the absence of the pastor Mev. W. R. A. Palmer who was away during the week. Miss Hattie Long left Saturday for Philadelphia. Mrs. where she was at the summer, Mrs. Pahler Gunby has been somewhat indisposed for the vast few days. Since the weather is so fine many persons are seen with hoes and rakes in their respective gardens. Mrs. Della Dickerson was on the sick list of the last of the week. ELKTON Eikton, Md. Andl I—Services were well attended at Wright's A. M. Erickson and both churches. The Easter exercises of the children will be held on Sunday in the afternoon at the church. All are eventually invited. Rev. J. H. McCullough and Rev. Macmillan was the week-end guest of her mother in Eikton. Mrs. Marie Macleo and Mrs. Michael Sarlin were the week-end guest of her mother in Eikton. 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The next morning, you wash the face with warm water and Black and White Soap. If you will repeat this treat- ment for several nights, you will find a delightful clink in your skin. into the skin. Let the Ointment remain over night. The next morning, you wash the face with warm water and Black and White Soap. If you will repeat this treatment for several nights, you will find a delightful change in your skin. The Black and White Beauty Treatment is guaranteed to please you. Any drug-gist or the manufacturers will refund your money if you are not entirely satisfied. If you cannot find Black and White Ointment and Soap at your nearest drug or toilet counter, both will be sent you postpaid, on receipt of 50c. ical Company enn., U. S. A. Black and White Beautifiers among your friends and money making proposition and your copy WHITE Dream Book. ANACOSTIA EASTON Good Friday will mark the observance of special evening services including preaching and love feast. You are (being) to be present. Sunday next to the morning, Easter Sunday, and also the morning, Sunday in the month Communion. Will be given only in the morning. Let every one try to get to the morning services. The Easter program will be given by the Sunday School. He is rendered at night. On Friday evening March 26 at the public school. A declamation contest took place. The contestants showed themselves to the vignette. The winners however were: Vintage, The. Georgia Jones, and Master Port-Miss Georgia Jones. They will go to Bo-held Jackson. They will go to Bo-held Jackson. They will go to Bo-held Jackson. All will go to Bowie in May. We all hope the contestants will be successful in their undertakings. Mr. Abel in the Cromwell formation. Mr. Abel, Mr. Abel, will quite seek at his home. Mrs. School is quite old and infant daughter Thomas Caswell from a visit to Mr. and have returned to the Department of the Department. Mr. A. Mckendie at Port Deposit, Mrs. R. A. Mckendie, Monday night a national reception will be given to the General. On Monday April 12th, the Community League will hold its monthly meeting. Please come out whether or not you have a son or daughter in school. The pupils at the school are practising for the Athletic Meet to be held in Belir before the closing of the school. Miss Laura B. Mitchell has returned from a trip to New Jersey. CAMBRIDGE Cambridge, Md. April 1—Klonty's Day at Belfair church which closed last Monday morning with $129.90 which cleared the muleholeness of the church windows. Rev. Wm. will carry severe thunder codd. Rev. Taven called on him last Sunday, and he is much in love with the annual session at Belfair church last Sunday. Rev. Harris preached the first session at Belfair church last $1.20. Rev. David Stanley presided at 11 A. M. and Rev. F. E. Hughes chaired of the conference chants, the pastor being hears and unable to talk. We went in Baltimore and Washington. There will be special Easter service at 1 P. M. and the Senior chair will render "Immaternal" at 8 P. M. on Monday. The Senior chair will have an Egg Hunt and 8 P. M. the Junior chair will render a special candle entitled "The Easter Mr. Oliver Klein and Miss Lula Malarkey both of Cambridge, were quietly married last week. Mr. Leand Shanley, of Chester, is visiting his mother Mrs. Gerrie Stanley. The Ladies Mysteries Glee Club were highly entertained last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Carr on the street. The funeral of Mrs. Stella Camper was held at her home last week. Intermed was in Warwick Chapel Cemetery, Mr. Herman Waters is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Waters at their home on Cedar Street. Mr. Win, Waters, of Fairmont Ave., has opened an ice cream parlor at the corner of Time and Washington in the building formerly occupied by Mr. Jessie Earles. Miss Viola Fletcher has returned to her home after spending the winter in Norfolk, Va. Mr. Win, H. Camper is spending several weeks in Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kennard has returned home after visiting their mother, Mrs. Ann Maries and sister, Mrs. George A. Stanley, of Washington, D. C., also visited their sister, Mrs. Arthur Webb and Mrs. Win, E. Clash of Baltimore. ANNAPOLIS Amnesopolis, Md. April — Sunday was Woman's Day at as Mrs. Morrish was born. Mrs. Morrish was a gram constituting of local talent. Mrs. Georgia Boulder tendered a t.i.a. time and Mrs. Boulder was a Mrs. Mrs. Mattie Thomas was chairman for the exercises. The noat sum of $12.10 was certified by Captain No. 7, miss Mattie Thomas amount of $55.66. Mrs. Thomas is the lady at Rev. R. S. Holt Shaving Bar. Laurel Dein. April 1—Last week was a week of socials, a week of residence of Ms. Nannie Brown. The Olive Leaf Circle at Miss Genova Lamb. The Olive Leaf Circle at Miss Genova Lamb. One of the most enjoyable feasts was given at the school honey by Mr. James. P. Jenkins for the benefit of the Parent. Teachers Association. The Laurel Dein League will hold its bi-monthly meeting at Mr. Pflugsh A. M. Church. Church will hold the first, for the Easter holidays, the Wm. Throughout good has been home for a Law day the Laurel Cooper has returned to Laurel. Rheumatica Your Money Wise of Prescription You This guarantee is made in good expression of confidence of the m merits of Prescription G-2223 who suffer with rheumatism, gou eruptive skin diseases caused by to blood. This is the guarantee which ac package. Take two $1.50 bottles G-2223 according to the directions suggestions as to diet and daily P this treatment has been used, peri- ened, sufficient to justify the the medicine, take the two empty the druggist, from whom purchase originally paid him will be chee your druggist reports your case and inburied. Of course there are cases of lobe require the use of several bottles to results desired, but if no benefits are taking two regular size bottles Pre- considered a fair test—then the doubles as to whether further use of is advisable. Time and experience have demon- reasoning of the specialist, who first prescription, was based on unusu those diseases caused by acid or to blood. He made a study of such tinned experiments, he knew what the quickest and best results. In hundreds of his patients, he had an to test, again and again, the curati his own prescription, which is now prescription G-2223. IN BUYING toilet ting the old-reliabl ER'S SKIN WHITE used and endorsed by the country over, for DR. FRED PALMER Does not promote the growth skin in any way. After a few blemishes will disappear and you lighter. DR. FRED PALMER SOAP A cleansing and mute arms and neck ear and beautiful. DR. FRED PALMER POWDER After years of experiments. Palmer's Skin Whitener Po women. DR. FRED PALMER Removes dandruff, makes the growth of soft, fluffy, silky hair Neumatic S or Money Will Be Refe of Prescription C-223 You Satisfact antee is made in good faith. It is the confidence of the manufacturers-in- Prescription C-2233 to benefit those with rheumatism, gout, lumbago and discases caused by toxic poisons in the guarantees which accompanies every take two $1.50 bottles of Prescription dling to the directions given, following to diet and daily habits. If, after it has been used, no benefit is ex- ficient to justify the continuance of take the two empty bottles back to from whom purchased and the $3.00 id him will be cheerfully refunded. reports your case and is promptly re- there are cases of long standing that of several bottles to accomplish the , but if no benefits are derived after regular size bottles Prescription C-2233 a fair test—then there may be some whether further use of the prescription. experience have demonstrated that the specialist, who first formulated this was based on an unusual knowledge of caused by acid or toxic poisons in the made a study of such diseases; by con- he knew what drugs produced and best results. In the treatment of his patients, he had ample opportunity and again, the curative properties of prescription, which is now known as Pre- 223. Rheumatic Sufferers! Your Money Will Be Refunded if Two Bottles of Prescription C-2223 Do Not Give You Satisfactory Relief. This guarantee is made in good faith. It is the expression of confidence of the manufacturers-in the merits of Prescription C-2223 to benefit those who suffer with rheumatism, gout, lumbago and eruptive skin diseases caused by toxic poisons in the blood. *This is the guarantee which accompanies every package. Take two $1.50 bottles of Prescription C-2223 according to the directions given, following suggestions as to diet and daily habits. If, after this treatment has been used, no benefit is experienced, sufficient to justify the continuation of the medicine, take the two bottles back to the druggist, take the two purchased and the $3.00 original paid him will be cheerfully refunded. The druggist reports your case and is promptly reimbursed. Of course there are cases of long standing that require the use of several bottles to accomplish the results desired, but if no benefits are derived after taking two regular size bottles Prescription —considered a fair test—then there may be some doubts as to whether further use of the prescription Time and experience have demonstrated that the reasoning of the specialist, who first formulated this prescription, was based on unusual knowledge of those diseases caused by acid or toxic poisons in the blood. He made a study of such diseases; by continued experiments, he knew what drugs to produce the quickest and best result in treatment of hundreds of diseases; he had ample opportunity to coin and again, the curative properties of his own prescription, which is now known as Presteridium C-2223. DR. FRED PALMER TOILET PREPARATION BUYING toilet articles, insist on the old-reliable DR. FRED PALMER SKIN WHITENER prepare and endorsed by thousands of country over, for years. 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Bathe the face, arms and neck each night to keep the skin fair and beautiful. DR. FRED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER POWDER After years of experience and hundreds of experiments, we have perfected Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Powder—the ideal powder for women. DR. FRED PALMER'S HAIR DRESSER Removes dandruff, makes the scalp healthy and promotes the growth of soft, fluffy, silky hair. 25c each at your druggists'—or sent postpaid upon receipt of price AGENTS WANTED! Write for liberal terms. JACOBS' PHARMACY CO. (DR. FRED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER LABORATORIES) ATLANTA, GA. Have the Charm of Fair Sister OBS' PHARMACY ED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER LABOR. ATLANTA, GA. Have Charm Fair S JACOBS' PHARMACY CO. (DR. FRED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER LABORATORIES) ATLANTA, GA. Have the Charm of your Fair Sisters Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Girl Is published directly in the interest of Colored teachers and social workers and for the promotion of the study and teaching of Negro History. April issue will be MARYLAND AND DELAWARE NUMBER Every Maryland teacher and social worker should have one Get your copy from news agent or write now to MARYLAND HUGGINS, M.A. C2223 tatic Surf It Be Refused tion C-2223 I satisfactory R It. It is the in- crease in benefit those ambage and sions in the anies every Prescription 1., following 1., After effect is ex- influence of des back to the $3.00 refunded, promptly re- standing that complish the arrived after C-2223 may be some prescription that the culimated this knowledge of sessions in the by; cons produced treatment of opportunity properties of own as Pre- Prescription good drugstress treatment of $2.25. If you Laboratory, M dress for litter the Liver Pill. C-2223 LABORATORY MEMPHIS RED MERS GET DATIONS icles, insist on get- R. FRED PALMER preparations, thousands of people ears. SKIN WHITENER air and will not injure the plications all blotches and complexion will be shades SKIN WHITENER final soap. 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It restores normal functions to those organs or tissues which are not naturally performing their full work; changes diseased conditions into conditions of health. It also uses especially on the excretory organs, aiding nature in removing immune products from the body. A valuable aid to Prescription C-2223 is a mild cathartic that does not sicken or gripe. This pH stimulates the secretions of the liver, tones up and regulates the bowels. It is known as a dose, Pill, and Pill. Prescription C-2223 is a dose, and these effects result from their use, they can be used by young and old alike. Prescription C-2223 is guaranteed and sold by all good druggists at $1.50 a bottle, or the complete treatment of two bottles and a box of Pills for $2.25. If you cannot be supplied, write aaboror to Memphis, Tenn. Send name and address for literature, 1920 Almanac and n sample of the Lyer Pills. SOCIAL WORKERS NEW FOR YOU TEACH MAGAZINE education and Social Work. the interest of Colored teachers and promotion of the study and teach- AND DELAWARE NUMBER social worker should have one news agent or write now to HUGGINS, M. A. AVE., CHICAGO, IL. $1.00 THE YEAR. Playing as they the lives depended on it the boys of the Community. Center five of this city played in the Wissahickon Club of the Wissahickon School, Pennsylvania, such as the latter has not had for sometime. While the passing of the Pennsylvania was far superior to the passing of the Wissahickon Club, up their deficiency in this department by hard all-around playing and especially by their close guarding, the department should not abandon the work of Dorscy and Powell. With improvement in his shooting Powell will be a dangerous man, the Parker brothers were the stars of the game. They worked well as follows, although they missed some good opportunities to score. Neither side could gauge the basket but Powell had one or the other excelled in this department there would have been a much larger score as both teams committed chargeable er With about 8 minutes to play the Community boys came up on even terms with their opponents only to drop behind a few minutes later. The team went on to goal the Wissickleons clinched the game 15-12. MARDELLA SPRINGS , Martha Springs, Md., April 1—On Sunday night Rev. Guy preached an interesting sermon. The collection for the evening was $12.50. Mrs. L. Walker gave a festival Thursday night for the benefit of the church. Friday evening the boys and girls of Waller's School gave an entertainment which was very much enjoyed by all. With the proceeds of $6.50 the school is going to purchase a dolge ball. DELTA Delta, Pa., April 1—The Sunday School, of Trinity A., M. E., Zion are preparing to render an Easter program Sunday evening April the 4. Mrs. Bertha Giles who has been quite sick is recovering. Mr. Wilson is suffering with the men's list at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Sweeney, Mrs. Marceline Hollis and Mrs. Anita B. Lee spent several days in York last week. Miss Anna B. Price and brother Hayward and Mr. Willie Miller spent Sunday in Delta, vaguely visiting friends and relatives. Mr. Wilson called on Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney, Messrs. Robert I. Lee and Cyrus Cary spent Sunday at their homes in Coulsontown. COLORED MUSIC SHOP OF ITS KIND IN MARYLAND Let us repair and tune your Piano or Player Piano. All makes of Phonographs repaired. All work guaranteed. Whenever you need Music Rolls, Records or Sheet Music, come in to see us, or call up. We will be glad to help you make a selection of the latest hits. SOMETHING NEW EVERY WEEK. Come in as often as you wish. Perfect Colored Dolls. BALTIMORE MUSIC SHOP 1222 PENNA AVE., near Dolphin Street, Baltimore, Md. PHONE: MADISON 7183 OUT OF TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ..Wonderland Park.. Opening May 30, 1920 Title to 14 acres of land on the Hanover Street Car Line, just across the New Hanover Street Bridge was transferred to The Mason Amusement Corporation last Friday, at a cost of $28,000. Construction WORK BEGINS AT ONCE. SOME OF THAT SECRET ROLL HIDDEN IN THE SOCK SOME OF THOSE 3½ PER CENT BANK DEPOSITS SOME OF YOUR LIBERTY BONDS. SOME OF YOUR SURPLUS CASH. IN THE STOCK OF The Mason AmusementCorporation It will provide a much needed up-to-date Amusement Park for the 185,000 Colored People of this City. the 125,000 Colored People This Stock pays you 8 percent and Bank Deposits only 3½ percent. The roll hidden in the sock pays you nothing and this stock 8 percent. Liberty Bonds pay 4 1-4 percent, and this stock 8 percent. If you don't put your surplus cash in something you spend it and get nothing. It is time the Colored People should begin to back their colored enterprises with their money and reap the benefits thereof. This is a substantial corporation, owning $28,000 worth of land on the waterfront in Baltimore City, on one carfare and controlled by colored men. In Union there is strength, and this park is actually being built. WONDERLAND PARK The Coney Island of Baltimore Will have its GRAND OPENING, May 30th, 1920. Call at the office or write at once and subscribe to some of the shares of this corporation and get in on the ground floor while getting is good. Time payments arranged satisfactory to you. The 8 per cent, Preferred Stock sells for $5.00 per share, and besides we give one share of Common Stock valued at $5.00, as a bonus absolutely free, with every four shares of Preferred Stock you buy. We allow you full value for Liberty Bonds when stock is purchased at the office. VISIT THE GROUNDS. Be convinced. In the stock of the Mason Amusement Corporation and watch your money GROW. John W. Rich, Vice President Carl J.Murphy,Secretary-Treasurer E. B. Taylor, A. Jack Thomas, Boyd H. White. Main Office: 1623 DRUID HILL AVE. Baltimore, Md. PAGE SEVEN SPORTING NEWS. Big Athletic Meet Planned Athletes From All Over The Country Will Be Invited To Participate. Plates are well under way for the midship of the Second Annual Midship Track Meet under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A., which will take place at Clifton Furry, Monday, M. December, the event as planned will be the first of its kind ever held in this city, will bring together the best athletes of the country and an attorney with a lower level of the long standing ranks of the short dashes and long runs. Howard University, Morgan College, Virginia University and University will be send representatives, as well as Arrestron High School,umburgh High, Morgan Academy and the Cambridge High School. The program includes mile runs, mile runs, jumping high and broad, will be divided into three groups, is for the Colleges, the universities, the local and city schools. Can trophies will be awarded in each of the classes, and medals in each of the events. The Y. M. C. M will give one, two, or three medals will offer a special prize in the open mile run. Public spiked cities interest in the athletic development of the youth of the city will be asked to contribute toward the expenses of the city. No revenue except a small amount from entrance fees. All contributions may be sent to R. S. Booker, or to the Afro-American Sporting Editor, and will be acknowledged through donations. Permission has been granted for the boys to train in Druid Hill on the cinder path in high surfaces reservoir, and on paths where the Fourth of July The general committee composed of representatives from all local elementary schools, high school Morgan and St. A. C. are working up interest among their respective boys, and it is hoped that the youths will respond to this request to give them an opportunity to develop their physical bodies and social skills. The third meeting of the committee will be held at the Y building on Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 sharp when all who have been asked to become members are currently requested to be present and outline of plans already started. he "Y" Big: Five The game with the crushers at Washington marked the end of another successful season for the 77' on the court. During the season such teams as the Athletics of New York, the Philadelphia 77' and the Washington 77' were defeated, while the fastball of Atlantic City were just one on eight visitors after forty minutes of a most bitter struggle. The team won 12 games and 77.9 points were scored to help opponents 506. DELTA WHY? Interest in billard circles was received this week with the announcement that Peyton Manning, better known as the championship tournament here in the near future, Manning defeated Robert Parker (Cornbread) in a 600 point match recently and Parker was ridden himself. He says that, he ridden his last match under a handicap, not having fully recovered from a recent sickness, and he feels he will be able to turn the tables in the next a contest to see who will face Manning will be held at Oden Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday, and he will be 200 points each night, between Cornbread and Kid Lewis, white, of New York. Lewis recently defeated the Masked Marvel Boyd Boyd during the best Bonnie Boyd tournament will act as reference to all the matches. THE REAL BOX TAILOR HARRY THE BUSY TAILOR VACUUM GREENS C.THOMAS 400-2 DRUID HILL AVENUE At Eutaw Street Pressing Club & Hat Renovators Ladies' and Gents' Garments Cleaned, Dyed and Altered Suits Pressed, Garments Cleaned & Wash While You Wait Park.. 1920 Street Car Line, just referred to The Mason $28,000. Construc- Corporation the Amusement Park for deposits only 3½ percent. and this stock 8 percent. stock 8 percent. something you spend it and to back their colored en- tires thereof. $28,000 worth of land on fare and controlled by is actually being built. 30th, 1920. Call at the of the shares of this cor- getting is good. Time e 8 per cent. Preferred give one share of Com- ply free, with every four when stock is purchased convinced. Secretary- Treasurer d H. White. Baltimore, Md. THE AFRRO-AMERICAN THE NEW YORKER of Newark Shoes for MEN & WOMEN FOR WOMEN $4.95 - $5.85 - $6.85 IT THESE ATTRACTIVE PRICES the Easter showing includes the best of the season's styles—the latest fashionable novelties. With over three hundred models to choose from, you can easily select just the pumps, oxford, or shoes to suit your individual needs. And, with every pair you buy, you have the satisfaction of knowing that it is the best at its price to be found in America today. See them—that is all we ask. You will then realize what it means in satisfaction and economy to buy your shoes from the World's Largest Shoe Retailers. You save two dol- lars or more on every pair of shoes you buy from this national organization of over 300 stores—you get the saving that results from selling four million pairs of shoes a year to the public direct. pretty foot. Only $5.85 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Lafayette Avenue 203-203. N.EUTAW ST. 114 N. BALTIMORE ST. BALTIMORE & GAY STS. 430 S. BROADWAY 103 W. DENINGTON ST. 905 W. BALTIMORE ST. Next to Cor. Eastern Ave. Next to Corner Liberty Noar Popplen. 403 S. BROADWAY 547 N. GAY STREET 3402 EASTERN AVENUE Next to Corner Bank St. Next to Benesche's Next to Cor. Highland The very shoes you want for Easier wear are waiting for you in the NEW. ARK Store. See them tomorrow and buy them at a price very much low- er than you would have to pay anywhere else! See the beautiful line of Spring buckles. The con- sistent shape is firmly in place as shown in the illustration above. ONLY $5.85 ONLY $5.85 I handsome dull kilt Oxford, with the stylish receded toe, long vamp, high arch and, Louis' heel. Turned sole. Six cyclets to hold the shoe snugly about the ankles. Only $8.55. Ask for Model 1066 Brilliant patent leather pump, with turned sole, long lump, high arch and covered Louis Hewel, with aluminum plate. A aluminum plate. The pump adds that grace to a pretty foot. $0.55 A snappy oxford in the popular English lace with long vamp and a floral pattern. Made in a rich malagany abside of soft, pliable leather. HOSE FOR EASTER WEAR "Lady Biltmore" for Women. Full fashioned, of lustrous fibre silk, double spliced too and heel, reinforced top. In the popular Spring shades: Havana brown, gray, black and white. Only $1.55 a pair. "Searchlight" for Men. These famous hose for men are made of genuine fibre silkette. Only 55c a pair. "Manchester" for men. We guarantee that you cannot wear out four pairs of Manchester shoes outworn during that time can be redeemed for a new pair of shoes within that time by the box - black or tan, all sizes. 4 pairs for $1.00. ONLY $6.85 Stock Offering * An offering is herewith made of the unsold portion of the full participating, full paid and non-assessable Capital Stock of the Colored American Theatres Corporation Divided into 1,000,000 shares. Par value $1.00 each. All Common Stock. No Bonds. No Preferred Stock. The Colored American Theatres Corporation has been incorporated under the Laws of Delaware for the purpose of building and operating a chain of high class, modern motion picture theatres throughout the South, to which the Colored people will have access to any part of the house. The theatres are to be of brick, steel and concrete and are to have the very latest systems of heating, lighting and ventilating, and toilet and rest rooms for both sexes. Only the very latest and best pictures will be shown and the chief aim of the Corporation will be to maintain a high class atmosphere about the theatres at all times. The stock can be issued only through the Liberty Trust Co., Boston, Mass., Transfer Agents, and only for cash. No promotion or bonus stock has been or can be given to any one. The Corporation will at all times receive the full par value of its stock in cash for every share issued and outstanding. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS C. HENRY ROBBINS, President, Boston, Mass. WILLIAM L. REED, Vice President and Secretary, Boston, Mass. Member of State Legislature 1896-7. Asst. Collector of Tax, City of Boston, 1901-2. DR. ALFRED P. RUSSELL, Jr., Treasurer, Boston, Mass. N. K. McGILL Owner and Publisher of Florida tival, Irvineville, Fla. N. K. McGILL Owner and Publisher of Florida Sentinel, Jacksonville, Fla. JOHN E. NAIL, Director for New York, New York City. JAMES A. COBB, Director for District of Columbia, Washington D. C. Washington, D.C. ROBERT GIVENS, Industrial Secretary N. Y. Urban League. DR. ROBERT JONES ABELE, Philadelphia, Pa. M. D. and Bank Director. E. R. TAYLOR, Baltimore-Md. Member of Banking E. B. TAYLOR, Baltimore, Md., Member of Banking Firm Taylor & Jenkins. WILLIAM H. WRIGHT, Louisville, Ky., Attorney at law and Bank Director. J. C. NAPIER, Nashville, Tenn., Banker. DR. ULYSSES G. MASON, Birmingham, Ala., Capitalist. ROBERT R. CHURCH, Memphis, Tenn., Capitalist. WALTER L. COHEN, New Orleans, La. President. People's Industrial Life Ins. Co. BEN J. DAVIS, General Manager, Odd Fellows Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. BLUE, Atlanta, GA. JUDGE R. D. EVANS, Lawyer, Waco, Texas. DR. WM. M. THORNE, Physician, Charleston, S. G. JAMES T. PETERSON, Pres. Union Mutual Ins. Co., Mobile, Ala. WALTER S. SCOTT, Pres. Savannah Savings Bank, Savannah, GA. Savannah, Ga. BERT. WILLIAMS, Comedian, Ziegfield Follies. JUDGE R. D. EVAN, Texas. Additional Directors will be elected from time to time and there will be a Director of proven honesty and business ability chosen from each city where a theatre is to be built. The officers and Directors are all Colored men of standing and reputation and Colored architects, engineers, contractors and theatre managers will be employed wherever possible. It is at present planned to build the theatres in the following cities: Bulmilore, Norfolk, Richmond, Louisville, Lexington, Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis, Birmingham, Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Charleston, S. C., Jacksonville, Tampa, New Orleans, Houston and Duluth. This offering provides a rare opportunity for the Colored people all over the United States to make an investment that should return then large dividends. You all know that there is arying need for these theatres and that they will be abundantly patronized. It is rare that thecolored man has an opportunity to make an investment where his own paraphrase creates the profits. Think it over and your own best judgment will impel you to buy as much of this stock as you can. It is a splendid chance to save and to receive a good income. Every stockholder has equal voting power and will receive an equal share of the profits according to his holdings. The personnel of the Board of Directors is a guarantee to you that your money will be honestly and economically spent in the creation of your theatres and that you will receive your full share of the profits of the Corporation. PRICES $1.50 PER SHARE Application will be made to list this stock on the New Oak and Boston Curb Exchange. TAYLOR & JENKINS BANKERS 223 W. Biddefle Street Baltimore, Md. Gentlemen: Without obligation on my part please send me complete details of the Stock Issue of the Colored American Thaiates Corporation. TAYLOR & JENKINS BANKERS 323 W. Biddle Street Baltimore, Md. Centtlemen: Please enter my order for ..... shares of the full paid, full participating, non-assessable Capital-Stock of theCooked American Theatres Corporation. Price $1.50 per share. Cash with this order. NEW LINCOLN COLORED THEATRE 934-36 PENNA. AVE. NEAR BIDDLE ST. ONLY REAL COLORED VAUDEVILLE THEATRE IN BALTO. WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW Positively the last week you can see the Drake Co. for at least two years in Baltimore. Last Chance. ENTIRE CHANGE BUT THE-NAME BOM Bay GIRLS COMPANY OF 25-PEOPLE-25 FEATURING The funniest comedian on the American stage today ALSO THE TENNESSEE FOUR The Funiest Jazz Band in the Country This will prove the Best 2 SHOWS ever shown at this theatre.. Don't Fail to see them both. To avoid the rush take advantage of Special Supper Show at 6 p. m. Matinee open 1:30 OUR FEATURE PICTURES Monday—"Invisible Hand" Thrilling Serial. BROUGH STUFF—2 REEL WESTERN TWO REEL COMEDY, SPECIAL Tuesday—Screaming Shadow, Episode 2 WITH BEN WILSON "MAN'S GREED"—with Real Turtl 2 Reel Western TWO REEL COMEDY, SPECIAL Wednesday—MILLION DOLLAR REWARD 11 DOUBLE CROSSED—2 Reel Western TWO REEL COMEDY, SPECIAL Thursday—THE LION MAN Episode 11 THE ADVENTURES' OF RUTH, episode 11 Friday—LIGHTNING BRYCE Episode 14 DEER BUNTER—2 Reel Western TWO REEL COMEDY SPECIAL WE OPEN 1:30 TO 11:30 P. M. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE COMING-Serial "CREAMING SHADOWS" Tues. March 30. Coming March 27th - JACK DEMPSY in "THE MASTER MAKES" Serial "DARE DEVIL JACK" Serial April 16—Elmo the Pearless May 13—Hack's Trail May 5—Trail by Three May 24—Silent Avenger GET IT AT 1016 DRUID HILL AVE. COR. OXFORD ST DRUGS Morgan Park The only development for colored people with all city improvements and suburban surroundings. MORGAN REALTY CO., AGENTS 900 NORTH EUTAW ST., Cor. Biddle Phone Mt. Vernon 2839 B. MAYER Registered Optometrist 532 N. GAY STREET EYES EXAMINED FREE Glasses if needed made at Lowest Prices. The Public School Nurses Drive For $4,000 Campaign for the funds will begin Sunday, April 11th, with announcements from all of the pulpits. At a great meeting of Baltimore's representative citizens held at the Y. M. C. A., Tuesday, March 23, the effort was launched. Dr. B. M. Rhetta was elected chairman: Carl J. Murphy, secretary; H. O. Wilson, treasurer and Albert J. Mitchell, chairman of the publicity committee. Cocolatum TRADE MARK REC. QUININE HAIR TONIC SOFT, SILKY HAIR is obtained by using this wonderful Hair Dressing. It promotes the growth of hair and is beneficial to the Scalp. It will not gum, break or cause the falling of the hair. Made by men who know how. 15 Gents Everywhere ROMAN DRUG CO. BALTIMORE, MD. P.O. BOX, CLUTTON STATION STOP! LOOK! READ. TANGORENE CREAM For Men's Hair. Makes bad hair good and good hair better. General and very fragrant hair. It is a great money make for barbers and agents. Write for terms and special prices. Better and obeseer than any other Straighttoner on the market today has all letters to the TANGOREN CO., LTD. Philadelphia Pa. THE AFRU-AMERICAN Pennsylvania Ave. at Pitcher. Regent Orchestra. Paul Harris. Leader. in Attendance Weeg beginning Monday, April 5th HENRY R. DIXON And His Girls From Jazzland. Positively the last week. Entire change shows Monday, Thursday MONDAY—Vitagraph Special in 7 Reels (ONE DAY ONLY) Alice Joyce in "SLAVES OF PRIDE" Weeg beginning Monday, April 5th MONDAY—RETURN ENGAGEMENT (By Request) "THE MIRACLE MAN" 7 acts LIGHTNING BRYCE 14 JAMES AUBREY in a good COMEDY LEWIS STONE and an ALL STAR CAST IN "A MAN'S DESIRE WEDNESDAY—Palmesson Picture PAULINE FREDERICK "OUT OF THE SHADOW" LITTLE SAMBO IN COMEDY THURSDAY—Universal Super Serial Headed by Kathleen Williams, Jack O'Ganner & Jack Perrian in a star cast THE LION MAN 10 BETH POT AND her Own Company in ADVENTURES OF RUTH No. 14 BEN WILSON and NEVA GERBER in a Mystery Serial "The Screaming Shadow" Enpisode 6 JEFFEN HOLMES in a thrilling 2 act Railroad Drama Vincent Comedians in "FOOTLIGHTS AND FAKERS" FRIDAY - FELMO LINCOLN the Strong Man in "ELMO THE FEARLESS" episode 4 SATURDAY—Champion Jack Dempsey in "DARE DEVIL JACK" Episode 7 TIRILIING WESTERN HEARST NEWS No. 7 Rainbow Comedy—LOOSE LIONS and FAST LOVERS" rainbow Theatre GEO. H. WOODLEN, Mgr; NYLVANIA AVENUE First Evening Performance Begins 7 p. m. Pictures and Polite Vaudeville Vaudeville Changed Mondays and Thursdays The New Rainb The New Rainbow Theatre 2115-17 PENNSYLVANIA Matinee Daily--2:00 P. M. First Featuring the Best Pictures a Come to the most beautiful theater in Baltimore VAUDEVILLE Matinee Daily--2:00 P. M. First Evening Performance Begins 7 p. m. Featuring the Best Pictures and Polite Vaudeville Come to the most beautiful theater in Baltimore Vaudeville Changed Mondays and Thursdays DICK AND DICK EASTON AND EASTON SOMETIME THE FAMOUS DR. BUZZARD FRIDAY—THE WORLD PICTURES PRESENTS Montague Love in "GROUCH" Picture with a good punch... Monkey Comedy with Joe Martin. SATURDAY—WM. FOX PRESENTS TOM MIX in "THE CYCLONE" WEDNESDAY—Super Serial with LILIAN WALKER in "THE $1,000,000 REWARD" 10 HALL ROOM BOYS COMEDY ALSO MARTIN JOHNSON PRESENTS MAROONED IN THE SOUTH SEA ISLES James C. Creemen, Prop. Harry Davall, Manager Charles Henson Assistant Manager. Carey Theatre CAREY AND PRESSTMAN STREETS THE BEST IN PHOTO PLAYS Open every day from 2 to 11:15 Continuously Imagine the worst sharks, and crooks in Chinatown being converted into good law abiding citizens. Imagine all you know of good and bad in this world and even then you can't imagine the wondrous appeal of the MIRAGLE MAN. Do you know what miracles LOVE can perform? See page 8 full partitions Montgomery and Rock in "Loafers and Lovers" 2 act Comedy ADMISSION FOR THIS DAY: Children 11c... Adults 17c TUESDAY—JACK BOXIE and ANNIE LITTLE in A story of true facts and LOVE in 5 Acts. Christie Comedians in "Liscense Applied For" Very Funny. WEDNESDAY—JACK DEMPSEY Champion of the World in "DARE DEVIL JACK" Episode 5 More Pen, Speed and Action than any other serial Don't Fall to see Prize Fight in This Episode TRUE BOARDMAN AND MARIAN SAIS in Adventures of Stingaree. Episode 14 Rainbow Comedy "A Roaring Love Affair" 2 Acts LITTLE SAMBO in "FLOOR BELOW" Some Comedy. THURDAY Al Jennings in "OUTLAWS' ARMS" 2 act western James Aubrey in "TERRORS AND THRILLS" 2 act Comedy Purge Review' No. 23—Interesting, instructive and beautiful. "The mysteries of "Jon Man" appear in this episode ANTONIO WORNEO and PAULINE CURLEY in "THE INVISIBLE HAND" Episode9 ROB REVIVUS in "INGER PRINTS" 2 act Westen. Lyons and Moran in "Wives and Old Sweethearts" 2 act western. COMING "MIRACLE MAN" Return engagement April 5th. A If you want the BEST you can get it for LESS at BISHOP'S. Your hair shampooed & pressed with BISHOP'S 3-IN-1 HAIR GROWER for 50c. Electric Message 25c. Manicuring and Violet-Ray treatment at reasonable prices. BISHOP'S Cut-Rate BEAUTY PARLOR 1425 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. PETER H. BURGESS Phone, Mt. Vernon 1159 W. EAT YOUR NEXT MEAL AT JONES' LUNCH ROOMS 1045 PENSYLVANIA AVENUE BALTIMORE, MD. JAMES W. JONES, PROP. You will live better and feel better All food strictly fresh. Home cooking like your mother used to cook. Cleanliness — our motto. We cook everything we serve. Electric Plano Muscle J HOWARD PAYNE ATTORNEY AND COUNSPLOR AT LAW Office 514 St. Paul St. Mt. Vernon 2171 Residence 1006 Linden Ave. Mt. Vernon 2019 J. ROY S. BOND E. J. ORANE WATCH MAKER & JEWELER 1833 PENA, AVE. Neon McMechan St. Residence 1411 DRUID HILL AV Home hours 7 to 9 every night Office: 215 COURTLAND ST. Rooms 49-51 Third Floor Have your watch fixed by me I will guarantee it to keep good time 6 years. 37 years in watch- repairing. B. SACHS, Prop. BRAXTON AND NEUGET DE TWO COAL MEN $0 SPECIAL EASTER MONDAY PERFORMANCE Open 1 p.m. MONDAY—PATHE PRESENTS DOLORESA CASSINELI in "THE WEB OF DECEIT" She had high Ideals, but she fell into bad company. She came from a good family, but once in the city she left behind those homepun, truths and wove a web of deceit. Also MUTT and JEFF COMEDY. Two performances Mature He was a Shark and Brute in one. He ruled a crew of rufians by force. Suddenly he changed!.. What did it? Also Sunshine, Comedy—THE HEART SNATCHER. RegentTheatre One of the tragedies of every-day life is the spectacle of an elderly man or woman attaining to citing to youth, or pretend to viability, which has long since departed from them. One of the supporting characters in "Slaves of Pride" in which Alice Joyce is the star. Miss Joyce plays the role of Patricia Leeds, a beautiful young woman who is placed on the Auction Block of marriage by her shallow minded, extravagant mother. Do you believe mafia is a business proposition? See SLAVES OF PRIDE. Can a girl he happy in a marriage of convenience? See "SLAVES OF PRIDE". ELMO LINCOLN In The Universal Super Serial entitled "ELMO; THE FEARLESS" 4 International News And Famous Star Comedy This is a wonderful serial A WESTERN DRAMA "THE ROARIN DAN" Two Reel Comedy—ADAM AND EVE A La MODE FRIDAY—The Best Known Man in the World JACK DEMPSEY IN A SERIAL "DARE DEVIL JACK" Episode 4 ONE OF THOSE FAMOUS O'HENRY STORIES GOLDWYN COMEDY SATURDAY—Vitagraph Serial featuring Antonio Moreno in "The Invisible Hand" Episode No. 14 LEARN TO LIVE FOREVER. SEE "THE SCREAMING SHADOW" 5 FEATURING BEN WILSON and NERVA GERBER PATIHE NEWS AND CHRISTY COMEDY DUNBAR Central Avenue near Monument Street MONDAY—“THE INVISIBLE HAND” Episode 13 Select Pictures Corporation presents CONSTANCE TALMADGE in “GOOD NIGHT PAUL” Screen Magazine No. 56. PAIDORE COMEDY. TUESDAY—Wm. FOX presents in 6 Big Acts WILLIAM FARNUM the INCOMPARABLE ACTOR in “WINGS OF THE MORNING” This is a play worth going miles to see. Don't miss it! PATHE COMEDY—AND LIT UP Admission This Day 17 and 11 Cents WEDNESDAY—“The Adventures of Stingaree” 5 Western—“THE SHERIFF'S OATH” “SCREAMING SHADOWS” Episode 1 Fox Sunshine. Comedy—CHICKENS A La CABARET THURSDAY—“ELMO THE FEARLESS” episode 2 Featuring the great actor ELMO LINCOLN “ADVENTURES OF RUTH” Episode 10 WESTERN Star Comedy—Wives and Old Sweethearts! FRIDAY—“THE LION MAN” Episode 14 Featuring Jack Perrin and Kathleen O'Connor. Robertson-Cole presents “The House of Intrigue” CURRENT EVENTS No. 4 COMEDY—“IN HOCK” Week Beginning Monday, April 5th COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSS With ANNA LEHR and WAITER MILLER Who Killed Horton? The blame might have easily been placed on Moore. He was the last seen with Horton. Horton's partner had sworn revenge & a gun man might, have had something to do with it. The solving of this mystery is going to be a big surprise. A story of the Canadian Mounted Police. Tom Mix enshrines through three floors into the collar of a house on horseback. COMING—WLM FARNUM in "A TALE OF TWO CITIES" STARLIGHT STEAMER STARLIGHT BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR DATES FOR STEAMER STARLIGHT AND BROWN'S GROVE Also All Points on the Chesapeake Bay FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO Capt. Georg W. Brown, 2103 Drulid Hill Avenue, Phone Mad 3567-W Or W. R. Langley, 1418 Jefferson St., Wolfg. 4222 J. Captain Brown will be at home especially on Saturday evenings, 7 to 10 p. m., and Sundays, 7 to 11 a. m., from now until the first of May. Be sure to give your committee authority pleasure dates when application is made as positively no dates will be held in reserve. The following dates have been MOONLIGHTS MAY booked for June and July, August 31—Hill Brothers. will be advertised later. 1-Dansey Circle. 2-Violet Pleasure Circle. 3-Hill Brothers. 4-The Original Tea Rose. 5-Good Will Pleasure Club. 6-Pence and Pleasure Club. 7-Lane Excelsior Council No. 773. 8-Knight and Pleasure Circle. 9-L. O. St. Lukes. 10-Golden Social Society. 11-Star of the Goblin Link Council 23—Prius, Concinnatus's JP. Auxiliary, 24—Prius, Concinnatus's JP. Auxiliary 25—Iothand, Friar, Cloreby, C -Al-Middleton, Clotton Golden Rod -Al-Middleton, Clotton Downtown, -Al-Sir, Culinary's Church, -Al-Sir, Culinary's Church, 1—Union Society No. 14. Jobs. 2—Whitman M. E. Church. 3—Progressive Society of Moses. 4—Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John No. 165 of St. Peter Clavus. 5—Progressive Baptist Church , and Sunday School. 6—St. Joseph Tabernacle No. 26. Moses. 7—John Wesley M. E. Sunday School. 8—St. Joseph Leaf Musical and Literary Circle. STAR THEATRE MONUMENT ST NEAR BOND IFITS GOOD SEE IT AT THE STAR Week Beginning Monday, April 5th WILLIAMS AND ROSCOE SINGING DANCING TALKING BY SPECIAL REQUEST—REENGAGEMENT OF THE WHITMAN SISTERS" I —NUFF SED— PORTER & PORTER SINGING -- DANCING -- COMEDY Monday—"Screaming Shadows" Episode 1 LAST EPISODE OF ADVENTURES OF RUTH, No. 16 LUKE COMEDY— Tuesday—Antonio Moreno in "Invisible Hand" 10 Pathe News Billy West in "BRASS BUTTONS" Wednesday—Ann Little in "Lightning Brice" 12 PARAMOUNT COMEDY BRUCE SCENIC Thursday—"Million Dollar Reward" Episode 11 TWO REEL EMPIRE WESTERN Friday—J. J. Corbett in "Midnight Man" No. 8 2nd Capitol Drama Christie Comedy Saturday—Jack Dempsey in "Dare Devil Jack" 1 FOX COMEDY PATHE NEWS MOTION PICTURES AND VAUDEVILLE Matinee-Monday, and Saturday Open 2 P.M. BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF MUSIC MME. LOTTIE A. PETERSON, Directress The Best and Most Modern Methods of Teaching Piano, Violin, Cornet, Double-Bass, Trombone Man- dolin, Clarionet, Saxophone, Drums, Voice Culture A complete system of Vocal Education including Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced Departments ORCHESTRA PROVIDED FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1627 DRUID HILL AVENUE ABRAHAM LINCOLN FREDERICK DOUGLASS EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE THE LIKENESS OF THESE TWO MEN. A WONDERFUL DRAWING. SIZE 22x16 inches. 25 CENTS EACH. PLEASE DO NOT SEND STAMPS Presstman and Carey Sts. Baltimore, Md. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ..CREMENS' GARAGE.. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 511-19 WILSON STREET FIREPROOF MODERN SANITARY AUTOMOBILES STORED, REPAIRED CLEANFP and WASHED AUTO ACCESSORIES GASOLINE OILS REPAIR PARTS YOUR CAR'S STYLE HERE AS IN ANY PRIVATE GARAGE STORAGE AT REASONABLE RATES