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DIDN:T SCARE MISS STONE. SENIORARY DEPIED THREATS OF BIBLE CONFERENCE IN ATLANTA. Included On Visiting Afro-American Amishes After Christmas-hearted Menners Means Her With Expulsion —Then They Let Her Alone—South- strong Belief in "Jim Crow" Heaven— Wonderful Discovery of Hoke Smith's Henkmen That There Is In No 16th Amendment—uitt to Rejohn Afro- Americans from Setting Up Elk Lodge. March 16.—There was what was a Bible Conference held in this city It purported to be a meeting at the comprehensive study of the good of the Bible with particular refer- ence to living. Ministers from the Nation East and some from as far as in attendance. The meeting appeared to be a veritable love-fost- ration adherents. It was held under the white Baptists of the city, but barely demonimational. Among the men invited to be present was Miss Lindacliffe capture fame—and to the city Miss Stone must visit to see some of the Afro-American churches and to mingle with some students. When she arrived here she met the church and mingling of the churches and mingling of American people. The thought their speaker would visit an church and mingle with black people than the Christian-hearted hostess they immediately set about to Stone. She was informed that visiting Afro-American churches must the ethics of the Christian church be followed. She must forego the visits to the churches and stick close to the church "for whiteness only." The missionary was not to be daunted of admission and kept on singing and telling the fact that it was the desire of nine of the conference people that she did not meet such things, and wonderful people that the conference even after she had Washington attending the divorce the troubles to secure the the trust of the Senate the Senate to the white votes of Georgia. January 24, 1906. I heard the Vice President to the United States the vote in the House, of the it was therefore not a law, it The data, therefore, to which it was the votes taken in all constitutional amendments the clock calling the end of the first vote in the Senate names are called and those op- nions are taken, then their it will thus be seen that the words always disclose the exact information to make impossible the that has carried this Nation for all who want evidence of the of data. I have in my possession of the Senate, taken when the Fif- diment was on its passage. This who impose the grandfather clause of war and imprison, that it violates with Amendment, Fatness demands with Amendment, Painness demands with Amendment, Truth has demonstrat- ion is no Fifteenth Amendment for condition to disfranchise the race, to disfranchise the race, to disfranchise to excels them, and they will to of purification. When I help in reading the mask from and of law, they answer with condition kindly admits that I am not Washington. They would wouldn’t were they to ask that woulder and demonstrate that it the Congress establish and pro- tection be has made Mr. Williams believes he has made that is worth while. He made in the late 1960s the settling up of Elk Island, where Mr. Williams was wrought up over the final lives of his family from being in the mysteries of the order. Now he is the order at Macon died an ill. William Driskell and others, who are such are not eligible for item. And further and further, but white, enrolships. Driskell and his associates, the requirements to set up jobs out the plans of the order they colonized that when the trial of the colonizer in 1780, he was a good like on anybody blue, and the thing like color does not matter in the colonization of the white men as childish tion of the white men as childish tion of the white men as childish tion on the 27th and will be with interest. **THOMAS H. MALONE.** Boston Enterprise in Boston. March 10.—A very promising or of young Afro-Americans of Boston. the legal business of the appeared. The legal business of the being conducted by the New York Law School. TUSKIDGE'S 100 ANNIVERSARY. Mr. Ogden Will Have a Special Truth Eminent Speech Announced Tennessee, March 17—The officers of the Tuphere Normal and Industrial Institute are making extensive preparations for the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the death of Mr. Andrew Carnegie, April 4, 5 and 6. Assurances have been received from Mr. Andrew Carnegie, President Charles W. Ellot of Harvard University; Secretary William H. Taft, Mr. Robert C. Ogden, and Mr. Andrew Carnegie, Beth Low, former mayor of New York, and many others, that they intend be present. The board of trustees, plans to bring from the board of trustees, plans to bring from the special train, with 112 persons as his guests. The railroads have granted a one-fare rate plus 25 cents, round trip, for the celebration. COLOR: LINE IN Y. M. C. A. Colored Branch May Dissolve Beenuse Cen- The列表 of Zion A. M. E. church, Footo their spare time in making preparations for the annual fair, which will be held in the month of June. The preparations are for 20. There will be interesting library pre- parations, the service last night the preacher was the Rt. Rev. Frederick Courtney, D. Rt. dex- day evening the Rev. W. B. Wattershall, D. D. day evening the Rev. W. B. Wattershall, D. D. the preacher. The second of the series of organ recitals on the new organ was given Hundoner Sunday afternoon. 11th in- club and choreographer of Center church, assisted by Miss Margaret H. Roberts (white) who sunday evening joined Joan. Thou art Standing. From the greatest success are proving a most graffitivе success. THEQBOLD LODGE RECEPTION Seven Hundred Guatemala Graded the Fentive Oceanian Now!standing the fact that Thursday evening, the 55th instant, was the stormiest day of the season, more than 700 friends of Theodore Lodge, 2890, were at Tammany Hall to witness their seventh annual reception, which was the grand march of the lodge, in union with Veneto, H. of, Rith 1318, G. F, O. F, the officers of both, in dress regalia, the lodge, the lodge, the lodge, and Mrs. Mamie James, R. N, G, of N. Y., under the superstition of J. N. P. James Saunders Box 2—Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grinnett and TOLL Hort S. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lewis. Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stores and Mrs. Josephine Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. James. Mr. and Mrs. Shannon S. King. Jersey City. Mie Bott 12, Mr W T Hough, Mr Thomas Bott 12, Mr W T Hough, Mr Thomas Mice Cole pain and Juda Mea Juda Boy 12—Miss Jessi Saunders, San Jose CdL, Miss Fannie Montague, Denver, Co. Mrs. George Valentine, Mrs. Susie Soden, 10 to Dr. York, Russell, family and family. Box 15 - Mr. and Mrs. Jamau T. Taber and Simon J. Taber, Mts. Tidea Green and Mr. Simon J. Taber, Mts. Tidea Green and Mr. Box 17, Mr. CARE, Miss C. BRACHLE, Mrs. Box 18, Mr. CARE, Miss C. BRACHLE, Mrs. Box 19, Mrs. IMMON, Mr. C. HORTON, Mrs. IMMON, Mr. James HURD, Mr. JA soph. J. STANLEY, Mr. Charles Primdon and Mr. BAX 19, Charles Primdon and Mr. Forkakill New. DENNISKIL, March 29. At the A. M. E. Zion Church last Sunday the Husted Social Division and their annual musical event next week there will be a sowing school organized by Mrs Jannie Alaine and Mrs Violet Vance among the little girls. The school is improving from her darkness, Mr. C. B. Collin of Chelsea on one woman each for business. Merchandise of all sorts LYNCH LAW BEFORE CONGRESS. SENATOR INVESTIGATOR AND CONGRESS MAX POSTER PATTERN FITION. National Federation of Civic Rights Acts Enforcement of Math Amendment Which Guarantees Imperial Trial, by Ona's Force—Referred to Judiciary Committees—Judge Stetsonburg, a White Man, President of the Judiciary, Believes Afro-American, if They Were White, Could Win All of The United States. Special Correspondence of Tim Ack. NEW ALAMY, Jan. 14, March 18—The petition of the National Federation of Civic Rights, saking for the suppression of mob violence and the enforcement of the Constitution, has been introduced in the Senate by Senator Albert J. Beveridge and in the House by Congress. John H. Koch has been referred to the Judiciary committees of the re Judge John II. Stetsonberg, the president of the Federation, is a white man who has an interest in the history of people by devolving much of his time, energy and knowledge in the criminalization in the cities. At the Baptistian Convention in Boston last year he introduced a bill that would require the culture of human beings in the Southern States, but the Christian-hearted ministers in session would go on, record against these devilish clerics. THE WHITE ROSE MISSION. He Good Work. Gaining Ground in Nor- folk. Va. MRS. VERONICA NICKELSON. Entertain the Mozart Literary and Social Club Miss Helen Hutchinson of Peckwalt was killed on Thursday, Thomas, Saturday last, Miss May and Florence once Thomas of this village spent a few days in prison, Mrs James Peterson, Mr Clinton Scott and Mrs Joseph Peterson, Mr Clinton Scott and Mrs Joseph McIlfoy of White Plains was in town Sunday visiting his family, Mr. and Mrs Joseph McIlfoy, and attended at dinner Sunday last by Mrs Peter Nichols in honor of Mr Peter Nichols' 74th birthday. ISHOP WALTERS IN NYACK. Prairie People's Teacher Care of Nick Panson Special Program, Handed Glen Cave Neck. Gov. Govy, March 29. The funeral of Mr. Nicholls Townsend, one of the oldest residents of Calvary A. M. K. schroehre, Rev. William H. Chandler, intermented, the pastor, Helen K. wife of Corona, I. L. and Mrs. Pegida father's funeral. Rev. Robert Germanmant, attended their father's funeral. Rev. Robert Germanmant, Philadelphia bachelor his brother, who is very ill. Mrs. Matthias with a large cooking store, Calvary A. M. E. Sunday school, preparing for Easter. Mrs. Matthias visited here last week. Miss Sarah Jackson Mayher last week. Code Not Found Attempted The executive commission League's next meeting for 20, 30 and 31. The executive commission will vote to preserve the vote to a unanim increase of the League PROP. BULKLEY BY BILLIARD Dr. Johnson, whose college room is built in the park, yet never gets up to do anything, will be very strong and eloquent in the park, and will stand out of this soothed, lively room will soon. If the amount of those best interested in its success governs, more writers and will probably have a club house. VIRGINIA TRANSFER COMPANY. First Entertainment and Advertising of New York, New Jersey The first annual entertainment and formal announcement of the Tinggai Transfer Company, held Monday evening, March 12th, at the American Hall, was a most successful afternoon event. Thomas Johnson provided. Short and interesting addresses concerning the remarkable corporation made by the following gentlemen, Mr. George J. B. Smith, Mr. George J. B. Smith, Mr. R. Mosco, Mr. Wilford J. Smith, attorney for the gentlemen are all interested in, the Virginia Transfer Company and are well conversant. The stopmotion video by Mr. Beal, A. Green, both abroad and in this country, were extremely edifying, combining both assessment and interest spent in dancing. Retirements were by the New Amsterdam orchestra. At all the time we covered the assignment containing the business, to mail deliveries. It has by persistent effort grown until now it has 100,000 square feet and one large moving van. This van was built last year at an expense of $700. The van for the large van coming in so rapidly that it is impossible to carry all, and the company is able to hire one to two moving van companies. With a paid-up capital the company will be able to pay its employees and esponsors, and so save the money expended in hiring outside help. This will not necessarily demand the most urgently debated on the part of the company, but it will have a company run wholly by colored men and all its employees being colored. It is closely to the colored people. The shares are payable to the subscrubs, or justify the need for a color-coded certificate of stock will be issued. The stock is a good investment, on last years business a percent was paid on all stock outstanding, and on all parts of our people. The officers of the company are a good investment in this community, and in addition, the treasurer is put under a bond in that any security guaranteed and Trust company is in perfect safety hands and honesty is guaranteed. MEETING OF WOMEN'S CLUB. Members Vote Flowers to Cheer Sick in Mountain Rise, Granite Bottom Nierpour, R. L. March 18—The W. M. W. Nierpour held its meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Bertina Warren where a very enjoyable evening was spent. At the meeting the club voted to send flowers to Miss Alverra and to send flowers to Miss Alverra. The new members were admitted at this meeting. At a previous meeting they voted flowers to Miss Johnson, also a member who is at the home. Miss Mary Morris Morris who has been very ill ever confined to his bed is also recovering. Miss Edith-Marie, who spent the winter here as an art city to spend the spring. Miss Bessie Matthews, who spent the winter here as she been making an extensive visit. Newport was visited Thursday by a shoe and sneaker blizzard of March 17, 1888. Those who had spent the spring work were treated. Miss Wanda Ward worked them all, supplied, were the 25 Afro-American men who came to visit. Miss Van Va, to work on the farms here. The weather is still cold while the ground is cold. At the meeting of the congregation of the teachers the members accepted the registration of the teacher, Rev. Bryon Gunner, which was The Supreme Court is not in session, having it will take, if any, will probably not be known by the Federal Government against the leaders of the Federal Government by the Department of Justice. "Washington will not be in session," the Justice Department said. After the court yesterday granted Joker's unanimous acquittal, the sheriff of Hamilton county, in whose county he was accused of killing a woman who tried him, of his allowance, and directed him to a courtroom, where he and the retention of custody of the prisoner were their attention was also called to the law proceedings in or under the order of the state court, where they were also directed to notify the courtholder of the State of Tennessee, to counsel Whalter of the State of Tennessee. When the Afro-Americans learned early this week that almost hundreds of them refused to carry ware stores for firearms and ammunition. At ware stores for firearms and ammunition. At ware stores for firearms and ammunition. At ware stores for firearms and ammunition. The Afro-Americans cooperated with the police and burned 2 000 white people and burn homes. 2 000 white people and burn homes. 2 000 white people and burn homes. The sheer also began to sweat in deputies on the street. At 8 o'clock to light Afro-American on the 300. At 8 o'clock to light Afro-American on the 300. There was a fistful of blood. Deputy-shear Dick Light had a thumb shot off and a railway rod through his eye. In the shadows at 8:30 a commission store on West Ninth Street opened on fire. The blaze was extinguished with but little damage. The funeral of Johnson is to be held to mourn the death. The threatening to make a demonstration then the militia asked to keep the militia on duty all day. OLD CHURCH WORKER DEAD. Religious and Social Gleanings at Tarleton Pantucket News. PATWICKEN, R. L. March 20—Mr. Benjamin Greene of Harvard College was the guest of Mr. Fred Watson of Elm street, the past week of his birthday. Ms. Watson, Mace, Miss Tuesday evening, slew a large crowd from this city and velocity. Jack Sankey of orchestra of this city supplied good music for Ms. Mace's lines, the troubadour of Jackson's舞台 band, the prompting poet of Jackson's stage band, a solider at the benefit concert to Rev. M. Holland of the University of Georgia, and one month ago shook her first lesson from Fred Jackson's keyboard for her teacher. Current report has it that she taught her for two years. Afro-American Mascole lodge in this city in the near future. Patwicken has many Mascoles who count of there, being no judge here, are compelled to teach her. Coordinator of Jackson's sand was a visitor at Newport the past week. Mr. James of Providence was in this city the past week. MEDICAL SOCIAL AT STAGES ORANGE: March 29—On Wednesday, 14th inst., the social circles of the Oranges were treated to a musical treat when Madam Thomas of the Oranges, a member of the home to those invited to hear the talents of her aviator assembled for the inauguration, were performed on the altar; W. Beale, midwife; W. Randolph, Johnson, planer; Jem A. Croswell, Peter R. Lee, Johnson, planer; Jem A. Croswell, Peter R. Lee, Millie Ridgway of New York. After the program superb was served, then danced, accompanied whom were: Mr. Wimson, Mr. and Mrs. Bull, Collins, Randolph of New York; Bull, Collins, Randolph of New York; Bull, Collins, Randolph of New York; T. Tanner of orange and Joseph Darbett. COMING CHURCH FAIR AT TROY. Rev. Buddy to Gillor Opening Frayer at Lawrence Baptist School—Brownings Blk Chowchow. Rev. Buddy to Gillor Opening Frayer at Lawrence Baptist School—Brownings Blk Chowchow. D. Connelly accompanied Mp. Vervitt Johansen, aunt of Mrs. Brenn Gibe, to the Harbat Turtlene Home for the Aged, at Auburn. N. Y. Mimi Dartin for Flaunting, L. I. is visiting the Turtlene Home for the Aged. They are the guests of her mother, Mp. II. Bishop. Rev. Newly, our cremanding older, arrived in town Thursday evening and proclaimed in writing that Eden Morgan is in suffering with new throat. There was a large meeting in State M. E. church in August 1965 to discuss the A. M. E. church building fund. A sub-committee of the A. M. E. church under Walters was present and, among other matters, a committee of three existing against the A. M. American church. POLIGHKEEPSIE CONVOCATION Dishop Walters Lectures—In Entertainment at Musical Recognition Middletown Gleasing—Accidental Death on the O and W. R. H. Tracks Milngrove, March 29. At Bethel A. M. E. church Rev. K. E. M. Harper, pastor, preached after a 8 o'clock the pastor attended a rally at the A. U. M. P. Church, Goshen. SARATOGA NOTES. APPEA-AMERICAN DELIABLATES TO WRITE CONVENTION LIMITED. Rev. B. C. Morris Commended for Accepting Compromises—Indians and Chickens Not Repatriated—African-American Branch of Curulegie Library Preserving Popular—Photographs of President Rose McAdair Waltz. Special Correspondence of THE AGE, LOUISVILLE, KY., March 10—The Haptips of Louisville, as well as those throughout the world, are irritated over the compromises of the Baptist Convention, in consequent to have only 35 or 40 delegates to the white National Baptist Convention which convenes in May. It is further reported that Dr. Murray suggests that the American Baptist be restricted to certain sections of the church. SOCIAL EVENTS AT ALBANY. Monthly Meeting of Home Social Club November, Early to Morning, Cross SUCCESSEUL EVANGELIST Rev. Alexander in the Recipient of Valu- able Tokens for His Good Work FLAMENFORD, N. J., March 29 - Rev M. A. Alexander, the noted evangelist who has been conducting the revival at Mr. Office Baptist church, preached his farewell Sunday night to a large audience. As a result of this work, 55 members of this number 55 were converted. The good work of Rev. Alexander will continue as the recipient of several valuable presents Sunday, March 29. He watches and chains, a very high bighit, $15 in money from a committee of which Mr. Alexander is a member committee, and another committee. Alexander was well known for his white belt by members of the church. Xinglston Suites STREETLAND, S. L., March 21. On Tuesday, March 13, the F. A. M. E. church ycmum rendered a very nice program. Misses Whitling and Mary Williams rendered values to the program. March 20. The program was in charge of Mrs. Fannie Shepard preached morning and evening. The Sunday school department will practice cards to be given April 11 by the Lymburn has a light outlook for answers, unless the Mary Pope of Newport, R. L., visited relatives and friends in Streetland and New York, visited his mother last Sunday. cereal advertising. 7 cents a line, single Broadway Arts on advertising outreach for a newly opened entertainment payable in advance. Publication on Thursday of every week. Publication on Friday of every week. Publication on Monday or Tuesday. Advertis- ment will be received until noon on Wednesday or current work. Address all broadway arts offices. BROTHERT A. PETERSON, Publishers. Oak Street, New York City. BROTHERT A. PETERSON, General Advertising Agent Oak Street, New York, and 47 Alhayne ave. Brooklyn. THEIR GARDEN CHURCH. West 51th Broadway, 51th and 52nd avenue. 114 West 51th and 52nd avenue. 114 West 51th and 52nd avenue. 114 West 51th and 52nd avenue. School 3 Weekly Brewing - Class Meeting on Monday, tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8 o'clock. Friday night on Friday night at 8 o'clock. BATS FREE ALL WELCOME. T. W. TERRY HINDMANN, D. D. Parkside residence, 248 West 129th Street. Room from 8 to 10 A.M. The Patrons are at the Church every from 12 to 13 P.M. MOTHER A. M. E. ZION CHURCH. 80th St. br. Columbus and Amsterdam Avenue. Rav, J. H. McMCLLAN, Pastor. Saday, J. H. McMCLLAN, A. M. F. M. Babbath School 2 F. P. People's C. E. Prayer Meeting every day attending at 6:15 o'clock. Public invited. A CORREL WELCOME TO ALL 29 JR. New York City News MANHATTAN AND BROWX Miss Frost number of 438 West 55th street, still listed to her bed. will call them to her bed. Mr. Berry of 414 West 52d street, has sown to a severe attack of the glovepe. Mr. Berry of 414 West 52d street, has a dearest friend of 414 West 52d street. For human hair goods, get to Greenberg's Eighth avenue, near 310th street—adr. Mr. L. Shaw of 68 East 132d street, has been given ill will to be out again. Mr. L. Shaw of 68 East 132d street, near 310th avenue—adr. Mr. William Williams of the Philadelphia Tri- lune of the Market of William's ohio. Mr. James II Terrace of 193 West 154th who has been ill for the past four wishes, is convoking. Ke. David Loff and her sister, Mrs. O. L. Brown, Vera Loff and her sister, Mrs. Nancy Worcester, Va. The company KTV will be reproduced by the Club (club at Kibbons' Casino Rosie Little Carter of 308 West 30th street, for seven weeks, but is also on week evening, March 17. Mr. Rosie entertained the club at his 60th street. The annual Southern dinner of Mary Monday evening, March 26. Free free free—Adry. Hotel Messon, Mr. and Mrs, M. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs, J. Willis M. H. Harris, New York, M. H. Harris, New York, Society of American and Chinese night, Private dining-room, West 190th street—advoc. notice in our issue of March Mr. George Anna, Marshall hospital February 20. She died Instituting Academy, 116 W. 53d college daylight evening. She attends lessons given—Adv. Birth of 218 West 62d street. Birth with pneumonia. Is out again doing business. Birth to 11, 30 cents. Noon. Birth to 12, 30 cents. Table Birth to 16, 30 cents. Table Birth to 61th avenue — adv. James H. Worsham, the Miss Monday evening, Miss Friday evening, Miss to uncompose to be given to a party in Pennsylvania Railroad choral society con- firm April 19. Full informa- tion. Artist Dancing Masters, Artist Class sessions (in Monday evening, Friday day), general assembly.— Patrick of St. Patrick Miss Mary Bright at the beating of the heart, beautiful supper were Miss Agnes Curtis Miss Mary in box 7 at Tammany Hall Miss Rose牙粉 is one comparisons for wilting Charles H. Roberts, 31st street, New York city. W. Boyd of Buffalo, W. D. M. Buffalo, N. J. attended home after attent tion of the household she was the guest of 21st West 20th street B. Bodges and Miss Annie after a ten days' visit with the husband pleased with their treatment given them by Jerry meeting at Union Services all day were as fast: 11 a.m. m. mermon 11 a.m. m. mermon St. James Presbyterian Institute. Rev. Fernanders, thus closing a great hospital church the pastor of the Ministry. Matt 4, the Nursing Rabb Judgment, looper than man will be given the nursing. March 20. Mrs. Wilson, treasurer. March 25, a two-week in St. Benedict's church in New York City will be sung, and the ser- vice William Gulhan, the archdeacon, will be at Halfpast seven been started among the city by the Young People's church in New York city, which has been found that many have suffered for want of and their dawn. Dr. Gilbert of Dr. Madison G. Peters Arthur have endorsed the the Afro-American play- house, special arrangement by present "Abya- nall Hall, Washington, D.C. Williams and Walker, Cooper, of "Abyasinla," is a Wash- ood composer. He studied music has made his most meeting of the Colored, Woman- s' Club, Sunday, March 18, at Mt March, the Quintetrecet Social Club, presented the association the cantata of Queen Bettie of the officers and members of the applet temple the pastor's sermon on "Cousinship and Power" was well received by a large audience. Sunday morning, The Lord's supper was adored by Sunday morning. The Lord's supper was adored by William Holder assisted Pastor Chandler. William Holder patiently about the elements of the supper, patiently about the representation and sang their best selections in the night the officers of the Woman's Minutum. A musical program will be rendered by the accomplished pianist, Ophile Brown Wells, the accomplished pianist, Mr. J. Thomas Chicago, will play a piano solo; Mr. John H. Page, chorister of an soprano solo; Mr. Albert B. Reed, solo. Porelian direnial in the service. The choir, under the lead of Prof. Samuel Jackson, will stag "Bladem." BROOKLYN. Mrs. Charles F. Murrow of Harrison avenue would like to stay with friends at Great Barrington, Mass. Walter: A. Jackson, oystercatcher specialist and migrator of the North Atlantic, *J. Mam. Zool.*, N. Y. Tul. 148-3J, M.A.—60v, j445648. Miss Jane B. Wood, who has been a baker, Mrs. Harden, in Brooklyn and will remain with her uncle, Mr. McKeeel, of Halley street, for some time. The nineteenth annual dinner and reunion of Oberlin alumni, of which Prof. Chase, of Columbia, was held at the rooms of the Aldine association, at Granville and 15th Street, New York, on Friday, June 16. Sherif Michael J. Flahery of Kings County has appointed Mr. Thomas E. Jordan of 435 Company to Mr. Sherif; in consequence of this Mr. Jordan has been appointed address. Mr. Sherif, entertainment bureau at the above address, Mr. Sherif, entertainment bureau at the above address, and is giving general satisfaction. A public meeting under the auspices of the Thematic Section of the collection of oldborn Womens Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Dr. R. W. will preside, and there will be addresses by Mrs. W. W. J. and A. Kellor, Mrs. Mary S. J. and Miss Mary W. Owington. The first annual dinner of the Carlin avenue Branch, of 435 Carlin avenue. Thursday evening, at 4 o'clock, adresses and gentleman are admitted in every Sunday. The course of study for the next four months will be "The Life of the Bible," the books of the Bible will be studied in groups. I tremendous enthusiasm and interest were displayed at the Young Men's Christian Association last Sunday afternoon among the 200 men who crowded the building to listen to the addresses and take part in the proceedings. The general subject was "Alarming Conditions in Their Cases and Remedies—Are We Responsible for Them, and to What Extent?" In response to an appeal just lauded to the Board, he appointed the following funds, for the coming year, return have been Edward K. E. following; $1; H. Miller, Walter E. Handy, $2; and Stephen M. Pierce, Walter E. Handy, $2; and Stephen M. Pierce, NOTICE TO HEIRS. All the heirs of Harriett Fraser, Anthony Fraser and John Fraser, formerly of Hempstead, L. I., and Northport, L. I., sister and brother of Maria Fraser who died February 15, 2006, C. Cowan attorney and counsel-at-law, 2006 Broadway, New York city. Meh 147 NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS. Personnel sending us notices of changes in their addresses for publication are notified that each matter must be paid for at the rate of two cents per word. THE NEW YORK AGE: THE The grand march lead by Prof. Benn and the club's interesting spectacle. At the end of the march, the club's members solved. Dancing was continued until the hour and all voted this the finest affair ever held. The members of the club are as follows: A. F. Palacios, F. R. Stewart, vice-president; C. King, secretary; G. O. Preygrant, treasurer; Moses David King, G. O. Preygrant, treasurer; Brown, J. Wesley Smith, Thomas Watson, L. Lomax, A. C. Little, Samuel Watson, E. H. Lomax, A. C. Little, Samuel Watson, Alexander Christopher, C. Williams, and Alexander Christopher. The affair was under the direction of Mills Hall Jefferson. "Regular class session next Tuesday." FLEET STREET CHURCH. Punter Jacobs Preschool Special Sermon on Educational Work. March 18 Fleet street Memorial A. M. K. Zion church, Bridge street Brooklyn, the morning service opened with selections by the choir; prayer by Pastor Jacob. Rev. Charles Waters sermon on *Friendship*—the Good Samaritan; upon *the relationship* we hold to one another. The sermon was splendidly delivered and full of spirituality, Collection, $9. In the afternoon the choir rendered extremless the Berry, chanter, and the efficient organist, Mr. Bolt. Dr. F. M. J. Macosch preached from the holt. Dr. F. M. J. Macosch preached from the fruits of the vise, etc. The sermon was full of power and great manifestation of the Holy Lord's supper. Collection noon, $20.22. Closing prayer by Mr. William. Christ's life was beautifully illustrated by the choir. President George Maddocks closed with the choir. Regular meeting night, Tuesday evening. The annual fair of the church will commence April 3 in the church. Bishop's Chapel A. M. F. Chapel Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Very pleasant front room for landed; private house, all conventures. FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without bound, 1713 island house, all conventures. City, N. J. Open the year round. Proprietor Mrs. Eva Laby and Misa Elma Fry. mart-sin TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms with bath and all conventures. Apply Mrs. A. Wil- iams, 215 West 29th street. FURNISHED ROOMS to let; all convent room; Wright, 1470 Bergan street. Brooklyn, N. J. mar 15-16. FOR SALE—An additional assortment of fin- second-hand carpets, all conventures. $12; also Royal Wilson carpet. Call at 227 Halsey St., Brooklyn. mar 15-28. FLOOR TO LET—For light housekeeping, four rooms and bath, hot and cold water. Almost all conventures. Man and wife. 212 Watorth street, bet. 29k Nathve, and Will longbay avenue, Brooklyn. FURNISHED ROOMS for gentleness, 110 N 103d street. FURNISHED ROOMS for gentleness, 110 N 103d street. TO LET in Christian street, near 54th avenue; to respectable colored families, 2 and 6 flats with all improvements; rent from $28 to $38 for information call on D. McBougall, 91 McBougall, hours 2 p.m. p. m. TO LET—Two large rooms for light housekeeping; also single room. Inquire of JAMON, 200 West 17th street. WANTED—One or two young men, with referees to take spare room; bachelors to apply. Universal Barber Shop, 523d street. Mar 22 21 WANTED—Men and women who are seeking employment to call immediately to N. Drew, 256 West 20th street. mar 22 21 FLOOR TO LET—256 near street. Brooklyn. References required. TO LET—Room, respectable person only apply. Mrs. Julia Snidlar, 45 West 97th street. TO LET—In private house just opened, 25 West 133d street; three and four rooms, hot water supply, Furnished or unfurnished. Enquire at 71 West 134th street. ELEGANT apartments to let, 214 and 250 West 62d street. Latest improvements, rentable. Apply to, Howard H. Smith, agent. TO LET—Nicely furnished large front bedroom, two rooms, running water; deep furnished ones, drawing water; deep closets and drawers. Convenient to cars, 327 East avenue. Brooklyn. FURNISHED rooms; all conveniences, for music, for meetings, the gentlemen, Mrs. Frankie, 131 West 53d street. LARGE, light room to let at 502 6th avenue. Apply to, L. A. Kink. FURNISHED room suitable, for two gentlemen of man and wife, $50. 77 West 52d street. TO LET - Large front room, furnished or unfurnished, convenient to three lines of cars. Apply, $48 Quincy street, near Summer avenue, Brooklyn. TO LET - Furnished rooms, good location, all conveniences, all conveniences, West 52d street. Society Theatre The week of the Theodore D. Rock Street theatre will be a gathering of race, Miss M. E. Wilbarton, of week, Miss Wilbarton was formed here, Miss Lucretia Porter, also of friends and will also entertain on Decoratron Day, Mr. and Mrs. Massey was engaged a box, Mrs. Massey was open, Mrs. J. Sammis, who always cenium box, as has also Dr. O. M. Other box holders are Cole & ton, Miss C. Henson Green, her party of friends, among whom will J. Gatewoods and Miss Rose R. M. a party of ladies from Norwich, Clement Scott, Mr. Eugene Jackson and Mr. A. Digges are also among honored by having present one of the Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., a most progressive citizen, who will attend are: Eugene Phillips, Tris, John J. T. Jackson, Levi William Wright, Thomas P. Jones, Isaac Thomas H. Wright, William Arm, Roscoe C. Anderson, James McCain, Austin Allen, Ernest Austin, A. C.nis, Joseph Durham, James E. F. Charles C. Irly, M. B. Jackson, T. Jones, Edward T. Matthews, William Pell, William B. Randolph, Simon Edward E. Warren, Nathan William "AS TO THE LET An Open Letter By PROF. KELLY M. 25,000 C "I consider it the ablest, soundest and race that has appeared in many years." PRICE - SINGLE COPIES. Address The week of the Theodore Drury Grand Opera Company at the Fourteenth Street theatre will be a gathering of the most cultured and refined people of the race. Miss M. E. Wilburtin, of Ninety-ninth street, has a box for the entire week. Miss Wilburton was formerly of Kansas City, but is at present residing here. Miss Lucretia Porter, also of 69th street, has orchestra seats for a party of friends and will also entertain a party at the Wednesday matinee, which is on Decoraton Day. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Massey, of West 134th street, have engaged a box. Mrs. Massey was one of the best dressed women at last season's opera. Mrs. J. Samaris, who always patronizes the opera, has engaged a proscenium box, as has also Dr. O. M. Waller. Other box holders are Cole & Johnson, Mrs. Harry Walker, Mr. Lee Clayton, Miss C. Henson Green, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Allston will have with them a party of friends, among whom will be Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fox, and Mrs. J. Gatewoods and Miss Rose R. Montgomery. Miss A. Frances Scott will bring a party of ladies from Norwich, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee, Mr. C. Clement Scott, Mr. Eugene Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, H. R. Osborne and Mr. A. Diggs are also among those to be present. Mr. Drury will also be honored by having present one of the leading lodges in New York, the Medina Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., a Masonic organization composed of some of our most progressive citizens, who will attend in a body. Among the members who will attend are: Eugene Phillips, Theodore Smith, R. I. Tillman, Shadrack Harris, John J. T. Jackson, Levi Williams, George Taylor, J. R. Spurgeon, J. F. Wright, Thomas P. Jones, Isaac Alexander, James Dary, T. W. M. Alston, Thomas H. Wright, William Armstrong, Elisa Young, Edward V. C. Eato, Roscoe C. Anderson, James McCadden, William O. Payne, Richard B. Ross, Austin Allen, Ernest Austin, A. C. L. Camphor, William Capp, McHenry Denis, Joseph Durham, James E. Farrell, Henry Hicks, William H. Howard, Charles C. Irby, M. B. Jackson, T. M. Jackson, Benjamin R. Jenkins, Joseph Jones, Edward T. Matthews, William H. Metger, Benjamin Myers, Theodore Pell, William B. Randolph, Simon Rodney, Charles H. Tyson, J. W. Thomas, Edward E. Waren, Nathan Williams, John W. Williams "I consider it the ablest, soundest and most important paper in behalf of the colored race that has appeared in many years." —Grover W. Carle. PRICE-SINGLE COPIES. 150.: OVER TEN COPIES, 10c. Address: KELLY MILLS FORD'S HAIR POMADE Personally known as "OZONIZED OX HARROW" DO STRAGMETERS KINKY or CURLY HAIR that it can be cut up in any style desired consistent with the CONVENTION HALL WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 30, MAY 1 and 2 DR. D. W. ONLEY SURGEON DENTIST 79 W. 134th St., New York City Branch Office: 150 South Eighth Ave. Mt. Vernon, N. Y., where patients will be treated. Thursday's from 12 to 5 P.M. Sundays 12 to 2 P.M. Opportunities for Young Men at Tuskegee Tuskegee Institute is now offering extended training in Architectural Drawing and Electrical Design in Architectural Drawing and Electrical Design or elementary courses in either of the subjects will find the opportunity to obtain few institutions in the country can offer. There is a growing demand for young men in technical courses completing technical Drawing courses, compiling plans for houses, and who can do the work required in engineering. Every effort is being made to make these courses more than over before. Tuskegee T. Washburne, Principal. Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. Jan 18 NM Manhattan Choral Union Conserv. April 20. Owing to the severe storm on Thursday the Choral Union, the conservatory at Manhattan Choral Union, was not given, but will be given at the place Friday evening. April 20, and outside place Friday evening, will be accepted. New advertisement later. Mrs. Winslow's Booneville Stray has been used for over sixty years by Hillary Clinton, with her husband, Jim, BEATHING, with PRESENT BOONE NOTHERS THE CHILD, BOONEY the CHILD, PAIN, CURSE, DIAKRON, and is the DIAKRON. DYDROPTIS is every part of the world, love and care for men. Windows DYDROPTIS causes no other kind. Society at The Opera Howard University, Washington, D.C. THE BEST OF THE WEEK LUCY LEE ANTHONY DRAMATIC READER For engagements and tours, address: 81 TRANSIT STREET, PROVIDENCE, R.I. mail us at extend an earnest invitation to attend To be given by the Fathers of the New York Apostolate From MARCH 25th to APRIL 8th, 1906 Masses with Instruction, every morning at 6 and 8 o'clock. Doctrinal Instruction, Rosary and Mission Sermon, every evening at 7:30 o'clock. Non-Catholic friends are cordially invited to be present at the Execret. May the Mission be crowned with a rich band of souls for Our Risen Lord. Pray and work for its success. TO LET Large double store. Suitable for any business. Will divide to suit tenant. $50.00 per month. Apply PHILIP A. PAYTON., Jr. 67 West 134th Street Tel. 917 and 918 Harlem. Telephone, 3659 Harlem. F. S. GRANT'S 'Atlantic Servants' Exchange Colored 'Help & Specialty. 6 WEST 134th STREET. Near Fifth Ave. NEW YORK CITY. Wanted: First-class cooks, male and female; laundresses, waiters, waitresses, Porters and bellboys for Summer Hotels. BENNETT J. SCOOT, JAMES O. THYSON, WILLIAM TWOEK, FRANK STOWART ARNOLD, JAMES R. GREEN, W. K. BRIDGE, BARRY WILSON, JOSEPH B. BROWN, FRED M. HOUSE, WILLIAM H. SMITH, PATRICK A. PAYTON, JR. MYER BUILDING, 49 MAIDEN LANE BETWEEN NASSAU AND WILLIAM STREETS 11TH FLOOR, ROOMS 1105-6-7. NEW YORK CITY Telephone: 2126 John and 2127 John. "HIAWATHA" BY THE FAMOUS S. COLERIDGE TAYLOR CHORAL SOCIETY OF WARHINGTON, D.C. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, PHILADELPHIA THURSDAY, APRIL 19th, 1906 Soloists: MR. HARRY T. BURLEIGH, Baritone MR. SIDNEY E. WOODWARD, Tenor MISS LOLA JOHNSON, Soprano PROF. JOHN T. LAYTON, Director At the Piano: Miss Mary L. Europe At the Organs: Mr. Melville Charlott TICKETS 50c., 75c., $1.00 and $1.50 Boxes (4 seats) - - - - $8.00 Boxes (6 seats) - - - - $12.00 Persons desiring tickets or boxes should address Warwick's, 202 South Eleventh street, PURITABLE FARE from New York for party of ten or more over Pennsylvania Railroad, Mailroad fare from New York for party of ten or more over Pennsylvania Railroad, $3.00 round trip. Full details about excursion given in local, column next week. GRAND CENTRAL PALACE, 43d Street and Lexington Avenue MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 16th, 1906 Music by New Amsterdam Musical Association consisting of 30 pieces ADMISSION, Including Wardrobe Check, 50 CENTS PRIVATE BOXES $3.00, $3.00 Boxes can be had W. A. Boyd 32, W. A. Boyd 51th street; Thomas Smith, 207 West 19th street; R. H. Huckleman, 436 6th street; Dr. A. W. Reed, 314 West 52d street; Hotel Macdonald, 436 3rd street Supply will be Supper will be served by B. F. Thomas, Proprietor of the Hotel Macso, for 50 cents, Offers of the League—Dr. A. S. Reed, President; W. A. Hoyd, Vice-president; John D. Younger, Financial Secretary; Joseph R. Harper, Corresponding and Recording Secretary; J. Mothman, Chancellor H. Edmonson, Marshall. J. H. Tuckle, Chairman; Gideon Ridley, Secretary; J. C. Thomas, Treasurer; John Coleman, W. H. Smith, George Deas, W. Weston, James Smith, Robert Jones E. V. KRAUS 483, 605, 607, 609, 611, 613 NINTH AVE., Cor. 43d ST., Right on the Corner Cut out this coupon and bring it, together with 10 cents in cash, to our stores, and you will receive in return One Clothes Brush, made of White Bristle Border and Black Centre, worth no less than 49 cents, and a card with 25 assorted needles for every kind of use, worth at least 15 cents. All you get for 10 cents, because we want to make it worth your while to see what a fine lot of Furniture we sell, and how you can save money by buying here when the time comes that you need something in our line. Go-Carts that go. All you have to do is to push them just a little bit. When we do the end that you have to carry home because they break when you put them out the door. Well. Good Go-Carts from $1.98 up Iceboxes—the kind that pay for them, making the 'see bills small. Good Hardwood, Charcoal lined Iceboxes. $1.98. Men's Suits and Raincoats at one dollar a week. Our terms are $5 down, $1 per week on bills up to $50. CASH AND CREDIT. Buy where you get your money's worth. We give 100 cents value for every dollar. The fellow who sells cheap, he means to do you. 603-613 NINTH AVENUE, COR. 43d STREET YOUNG PEOPLE, RACE FOR LIFE IN THE BUSINESS WORLD. OWN A HOME THROUGH The Real Estate, Deposit & Investor Co. Main Office, 1931 Broadway, Miller Building, Rooms 200-201-202 New York City Telephone 4100 Columbus. This Company is incorporated under the Laws of New York State, for the purpose of legal action with H. Depositors will receive 6 per month interest, and principal returned, allowing the option of borrowing money or securities. Controlling business capital of $800,000. Large number of lots in City and suburban towns for sale, $25 and upwards, $5 down and $1 per week until they are paid for. Also a number of dwelling for sale in and out of the city; and others that will be built to suit for $1,000 and upwards $800 down and $1 per month until one own even. We pay six (6) per cent, interest on every dollar incurred, subject to your withdrawal at any time bynotifying the Company at its Headquarters. 175 VOICES PHILIP A. PAYTON, Jr., President and General Manager, FREELANCE STAFF-ARMAND, Vice-President, BENEFICIARY BUREAU and Treasurer, WILFORD H. KRITE, Acting President, MRS. (TOPS): EASTER RECEPTION OF THE SOUTHERN Beneficial League WILL BE GIVEN AT NTRAL PALACE, 43d Street and Lexington EVENING, APRIL 160 New Amsterdam Musical Association consisting of 60 ADMISSION, Including Wardrobe Check, 50 CENTS PRIVATE BOXES $2.00, $9.00 bad of W. A. Boyd, 521 West 33th street; Thomas Smith, 436 6th avenue; Dr. A. S. Reed, 314 West 52nd 436 street served by B. F. Thomas, Proprietor of the Hotel Mass- league—Ir. A. S. Reed, President; W. A. Boyd, Vice- President; Joseph R. Harper, Corresponding and Reco- ncil; H. Edmundson, Marshall committee—R. H. Hulce, Chairman; Glideon Ridley, John John Coleman, W. H. Smith, George Deas, John 699, 611, 613 NINTH AVE., Cor. 43d ST., Right on the this coupon and bring it, together with 10 cents in cash you will receive in return One Clothes brush, made of and Black Centre, worth no less than 49 cents, and need needles for every kind of use, worth at least for 10 cents, because we want to make it worth you what a fine lot of Furniture we sell, and how you give it here when the time comes that you need some that go. All you have to do is to push them just a kind the kind that you have to carry home because the them out once or twice—such we don't sell. Good C Iceboxes—the kind that pay for themselves by ma- Good Hardwood, Charcoal lined Iceboxes $495. ands Raincoats at one dollar a week. Our terms week on bills up to $50. CASH AND CREDIT. you get your money's worth. We give 100 cents v the fellow who sells cheap, he means to do you. E. V. KRAUS NINTH AVENUE, COR. 43d STREET PEOPLE, RACE FOR LIFE IN TNESS WORLD. 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Atadnme Handall and SMe Tullus Walker of New York, were racer sev frat timens aiter holoint who tank part were Sftmea, Een, itaten and Wanaah ‘Silier Tarr Rrof's, 8" ttntes ang. Me liens duglor. Mec: Rotel afeuee ana Stem’ dune Fetter i” MeCalltny mecermpan fmen fea Eleita Nauten Crimi amd dalla went to New Qin iednecas eeentag to sre Willlame amd Walkers mew plage MRGREEURACE SEODOEIR: | taewexsies, XN. J March 18.—The fourth cyuriony comtereate si he held Fyn ove WENN SITE How chueets er. 61s Mane Treat di le permet eres (0s Malena fier james AMen” es_ auto Mire Mitt et a A Ste Ne He eae yet cages My Saath ae a eee ai itaiat act, ee mena cest ee Hath ‘Gaeta NOS a tne Seg ihe Testlene af Mr. and Mes, Dake 1. hae: Pe Rees tonetnateat a ihe a seh Pewee mene nentce ARE ee Piiateg? otek et SBC oF ata Th raanes A fir cee ame (esteem ree tray see eer eae Ta acinre ta ester ng ante ee Berth Mets COM, aa eof Rat nt atta i cau Phe eon Sth Seiad a Gemieee ere TSU AIE Ue rtag cre Ora ar aes I rece meek tact rg arn genta ie, Maleate etrhee aha ee Sees tan, aut have, iieans, come. togetter and ar: tga Cees Nn, Aer ener mt yet Fane ie eat, ead ae pane te re roel Berni eae ota , Sonwrc NOTES Soren, Con. Mere mtv, Me, wae woe af tence Ronni etch Waterbang: aoe) diet ae guint at Mt aenry Manag chet Quah ae le tad cag Ete a ert Sea cae” Been sae gees, Rein conmirerttta te Gea es ar a Wert ciercinitct si, hatte athineeh Lem ies aia Steele Hane ot a ett argue aes Lt Ser et ia ie cgy eeeiuae ate torah ceriinnite ren dh freind ate Wieck iraieen ed aida wR He ia LI A eek, ATR, oe ee eat tite ad die sae ett bite NGptee Sethe Ste sae ee tie aed act ect ah cate ee cies Are ey ea cee ROG eae Money ieee Seca a tneatea Se tae SFC lag a Wot ag 9 rate saatate Sal ani RE ete elon Sater amttalith Sarsh aa = ATT seh, See. CURE ee. ane ee 1 SU Sater and Ars. John Davis went ta Row: Tin inst Wodneedny, “where "thee were Poet inc" ate aguahter of. Mr Stontae ‘Trotters "ait Woot tw ‘the automablie whos: “he party tort innit "aut." Phew dane sive, tazt ‘hnesiay ‘be Twa" promineat ‘mea of the ely meet hth teewnn Mandan Mare "bacon to. the. nbomughters ot Conference.” The devas af Teen, "WE Tie Farlor ape revoeerlg frooy'mennton. whteli bt raglan ine etd mane fanaitien nt perxemt In ® mild form, “Are. Alar- Ae Neting and cleter, “Marions ane ceiving Te Procldenes. Mice Neille Slegire hat retnened Ahior aneniiing thee manthe with Piney mod Fetenie'ta Delaware * Mamatt Noten sewmin, ST. Mare 20 The Chelstian Endeavor wae writ Mtendind Ince Sunday. The heeatdend, Mie NA" Simeon: wae ant aati, Mitor several singe litnens Mervler tee Del ns Seon Ther, EOS. Mefinnioie gace, hie. beaters peta eatin, ale Moura Greene ne een fo “tie Wouitad on the Tyth mufering eam Aout appenttedtte. "alee Rime A Bteree badd ae Enert “an Sanday. Mr "ateher of Sew "Vink Sine’ Charina toate: had ne margin Unmet Whe. nN atinson anid Mee Nana Wes. Atlee He tareniate'g eueet onthe dati sens Mr Huclananint Sen Yuri Tie New Yodo kee fan tenotiained from Mes Amsle fone, 64 Woodland aseane, Memacial Service ta the Late Wey. 8. J. ‘Wewer. 1 fatet momnrial erevices for the, fate ter. Aa teen winee "het “tn “te ‘Helder street AM MU"Bucth newton tne, Sunday. after Donat at hated ae hes heeingtom atone Henmel Yah tA. aad the Carlton, avemte each Yo AEG RS seen in’ te mat Roane Meas cunded oe oaain chewed Me hile "Catcem i) witch: he ener wlerexs IM eae” eid sue gute, The: tlie Witceawt wine etiutcred enecnine eens 4 Workt"at "have "Aloanes 2 Plate Mes ‘St Pelltened: tence Hee We He: Monet: Santen Towne eotoreat “viephan ” Awrinie SAR tents aah Miniator” Wee WK Baw a em Meee ee hramtar sate, len eek lite Lage aaln Wcnrtetine. Ne enn “te dnert ie “rakerea in” Venn Wogon!t sis Than |Warmedeys. ater vel eye AIT ili’ anntence Ssmdne Voce Rea Se 9. 2 Fuennes iter Toney ees tlisen Stine Bina Paline: tenon: braver. ‘Xo Harhets Tosterme” Willlam -P Trot Brat nee : "Shtnarintniumitice Mra CX Moggers cualcman’ Norman re donner, wereiary 2 MEE Mactiaant Stet. Penni, fe tlowes Meas Jomo A" Pavior, Mise Aan M) Warmer, Mian Fie F faimer. Neg. We Ruiawton Ri Tamiln: J, E'tenen, William NAW achington, WHT ot eee Cnet te Poee | | THE NEW WORRIES PRMURSDAY. “MARCH 20, 1906. |’ Greensé@re’ ss Wah oe lLadies ‘Hair Dreasing Parloré ne |.” Afro-American Hair Godile'a Specialty. /BRADFURU'S. ES Je At kan of Wien Prent Pen snd Een tah, ent Moda Order: jovegase,, Chaos: Sea, A ‘| 589 Eighth Avenue |“ erate E]amgiees ty” Near Seth Strest. ’ -~ ee abe 300M &. BAABTON ee nl The Bilen Bo — JHE COMA é —— Ladies ‘Hair Dressing Parlore - __ MANUFACTURER, OF. SUMAN Ram Goons ot _° Affo-American Hair -Godile'a Specialty - |, All Mite of Wig, Pret Pleom soa Evens i tama, ant Made te Order > 589 Eighth Avenue Anate-es ty __ Near 30th Strest, ’ -~ « as areas || MRE BOFIRD., + Sih es Sa & = an ae oo ‘Hair Goods. Specialty. ES? s Ate) ete IMPERIAL HAIR DRESSING “MRS. J. T. HICKS a ed Manicurist and Hair Dresser BP eae int Deate ea Ee glee ET eeerr ey meee ene, bate, and | Hair (Gat bair straightening. ee BS eg eth Wa aoe SS | Pe een eg C2 pore eee ee |e Rare a Undertakers ; J. EDWARD WINTERBOTTOM & 60. UNDERTAKERS .- WM. S. A. QUINN, Manager : | 638 Sixth Avenue, above 31th sires, New York Telephones 402 and. 403 30th / Ane per Jameso.rHomas, | -C. Franklin Carr user Ae eee FUNBRAL DIRECTOR ee 300 West Ud Breet. New Tork: ‘CAMP CHAIRS TO HIRE. Formerly with the late ‘Tel 99365 Col totter name = tors |e, hataere Jen 3 eee Fokguoee Ca aie RL Soe, Nib Cue omy | > eh BONA Columbee CHARLES H. GRAVES, W. DAVID BROWN Undertaker and Embetmer | 9 mam orang uicxesm> ~ ‘Srrrein 8 apn geh Aveaees tok eracert ert. | Undertaker & Embalmer meee Funergl .Partor and Chapet : = |146°West<53d Street Detween Sixth and event Arenas , Landy ettontant at, aul Pemerum Oums’ lchaire and Cenabes to hire at at hears a see ‘The True Reformers Burtal Co., “iewneed UNDERTARERS & EMDALIEERS [ak BERGA TER Gee gay Shectece 60 West 184thst. Tel. 1482 Harlem cee tee er ES Se ORLAND ER L. DANIELS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AMD EMBALMER 100 ‘West 134th Street ‘Tel, 1025 Moroinzige, New York City Prompt Service and Moderate rae | a0 774 COLUMBUS A’ 836 and 838 COLUMBU VICTORIA MARKET CO. 774 COLUMBUS AVE.; COR. 98th ST. COLONIAL MARKET CO. 836 and 838 COLUMBUS AVE., COR. 10Ist ST. ome TP hse TE ETRE Mente Poultry, Provisions Dig re ene ee A Grand Star Concert] ge CONSULT | aceite, | ft F B\ THE THRER - Thursday Evening, March 29,06] (MN SO9MRN CEORBRATED ts Pint ET IN THE NEW CHURCH XW MEDIUMS conten na Alan soeneeh, Be yi ee ta meetin; ce | ER CLAIRVOYANTS ny Sect emmy ar ora ‘ gone ease, |, MAND PALMISTS seine «ES TELUS 2076 a he th te fn —— | eae Begitenee yee ta coxconm marrier cemen, | Eee cognate yay Bue mprymtee’ OamnirPonrral service -et| See BiSeees ermaeaa Med cote At the Concord dtaptise chureh, Brooktyn, fast Sabtach morning Te WT Dixon preached Sgt eles ae ecehdis idith ie ee eatin? at Kol ie tates srs ame SOE ea hat taal Banat ae iil et Ee Lara pene SATiie Sunday ‘setont serviews at 2-20 were pakke Sak eh a tee omer Hike seis ata Bees Fe atta, leit habeas Waverts avenne, on Thursday extoing, Aprils. |! « Wetaaepert Sewn : taifuer" Came” Macon nr er | whi Nee Wow gen toe ge oe pect ecc witn te mes MeL MC ete efi nee Me, ME ean ot Se tien ae itn hated Te sepper riven Uist Thuredas by the ‘ponster| * Fersgnetira a ergtnsne of hark | Leen i nl SR a aS Fates iat ites Ree Re et | Uisie Tati" Ga Sai at athe Sa of the water’ Wetaraday, Srvalog Ware eR | at Wi Gregory street, e Uridaepert. \eun | “MME. 8. BOFIRD, | - LARERP MAm DamesiNe PARLOR, : =r menra ave Afre-Amertean alr Qceds .0 Specialty. ‘ise Male Suaightantng. "Tout Putennde Selteite tate “MRS. J. T. HICKS Manicurist and Hair Dresser =e Seo rete Reet 215 Betdghi Street, Broskiya, wear Myrtle Ave perssomie’ "BE twe bel, = C. Franklin Carr vowmnat Dinecron, 200 Woot t04 treet. New York Formerly with the Inte) Tob, S906 Oot James H. baetnewn fe tee 7) eh 3004 Columpen W. DAVID BROWN 7 mam Grape Lice Underiak U or & Embalmer . Funengl. Parior and Chapet 146°West*53d Street Decwoen State and Seventh Avensen Parner wel yerghr tena Couns Sap Geeahall ss thes ot eat noses ‘en tote Telephone #178 Cntumben. SS ae | wes’ eat ame im Rev. Robert ® Met's samen tan ee tee oe iSereasas, “yaar aa Prealine es Steragee ot coe ier sare = REY, mommnt » wowr, Geteiiaier and Eabetors mee West Ga Rireet, NEW TORK Branch Offca € Lawrence Btrest dishes kek Mesbuee, aeTeS: CONSULT THE THREE - CELEBRATED MEDIUMS CLAIRYOYANTS AND PALMISTS ip eu é ih \ THE THREE - PB) CELEBRATED N Oy MEDIUMS RAY CLAIRYOYANTS SA AND PALMISTS If You Are Getag to Bee = Clairvoyant, Why as ee a ae ea estrreyat ct Lae Mere Sami ers BSS pe ecercat aed ee ae not tobe ous cent of Jour money. Mas wot Fraeaa tet! you ail this and more: fis os fre eT co at Se oe iS St tcareceeee ii Sa Seber none ape is Sl oereneree., iis 1 Ses one He Se eae cer How San} peta med aslo ie Serene, oe Hey Sat gest ted we eey He Ss En HE St 7 Se oy Sate vet «We tell all sea ‘never ask “Govetions. Lee er rer Peete ohn cating tee ge Bay STARE A ane wit ST SE a ahd rearanie pane Soe ee eee ear Sees a ari eeecetin ae erate ae es oe sie arya ws a ee tne oe Seo eter aeons rele Ee A "sed Wheality: tomers ‘ail evil is i Si Becca cole ws St oe tL ets ore pase Oy wiittar, ov even Yo Teeter ieee? anes wa ee aT meen oe, tay ae ee sae ee mes ree ea asia. | er ate a me ae =! Rad naw fq ory 3 ee oe eS iene, Sees i MPOULAR DEWEER. 35 CENTS Jan age E CAABTORD, Preectorr i The Hilen House “4 4 |. BAG Wrens GTED Revees - SES Lees way eens Mre F. 8. WHITE, _ ee ‘WILSON HOUSE = B14 Weet 28th St. HOTEL r) afta, Menem! Sctventtacks WE »| Bevebye Soph ce tseutm Fins rooms x | New Kor ARK Ge MoLmms, Proprietor. T btianed veral ‘Tes: Long ‘Eeippiiched ana Faverebiy GILBERT HOUSE | 2h, W. M608 St naa Bib ave, NEW TORK Fiaer SST ERE iat Protupt sad courteous attention, Modern gguventeotes sna moderate pricia ace” flee’ Seaventedt, ‘ame putrsntes of either PSteaaent iy rraanieny: eyegig teapot fully policies = : reitec Proprius. neySTONE MOTEL 206 West 87th Street. Firat-ciase Furaiauea Boome by the Day. wh B3, pqol ASS BREED Verde Bown. r. ‘ataina: AO Wh. DANKE. _.~ ” Proprietor The Hotel Alpen, EUROPEAN PLAN. $81 Seventh Ave, NEW. YORK. CITT. Newly furnished ang decorated. Moders inproverente Coneegea "ey brgae one PUBMie"ConSe\the “aniy" ace toF travelers Tee owhie te ‘Rae, vere She" FUENE 2otGgR: Proprietor. ‘Rew Maryland Bouse ENLANGED AND REMODELED. “aid aaa au Wert 370 Strecte Nighy Fyfnianed” Wome” tye Day Weer Monte Reese (pace? Jonn WALCOTT, Treprieter. ore aimee’ Ea@@ tenuary, 1097, Tol 009 Columban HOTEL MACEO, 213 West 68ca Street, N. Y., FirgtsClase Accommegations, ONLY. elibtar gi hatinde Gusstenusssgaal GEESE Slecay tnd Bustasee” Mow iret Sidhe hestaureal “Rexwian Dower: acted nevwine sacs 's pom to & subayer et pte ee $08 a Oe jninlel Florin, THOR THE PARHAM HOUSE 448 West 27th St, near GthdAve., How York Romaty teptied, Meee feat ns Bice ne Ba cd eel ty Parimine Proprietor, every Tnerisaye, - HOTEL LETT, 186 West 63rd Street. abetdeatillenag tit aati cteen Eas eg er el RESTAURANT ATTACHED. Mind COUNTW RIOTS Proprtetrese BUNDY HOUSE | tet eet sae ae, stl Sieuwt ee dendaomasiy fursuhes toons (06 pebtai: solertrereeey Sees bes (sas, poms; Seavesteneaat siemens Eanteetane 5 Bese cei ees siepes a. wenas, Prosetrton, Ghe Walker- House 19 and 21 WEST 135th ST. hae Ue arses Hananomety Tucniened pisses for For- aleemerey fren Be Tastip SESE Reaeernnt. nent, Sema ss Seaton! Pa gs ANDERSON HOUSE, tee tenn waoaee Sane Mare feiss, Grbaen, Sat 6 tes a iemermaster Rial Seine fieg AS iaechgr nates oka NOS TI Sieur aie cree Myale at a howee Teen, The Manhattan Cottage Lee ARCTIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY. Re 3. onen April 1, 1306. Boarding and toda: eRe RPE Mente ‘MRS. M. QMITH, 28 Futon steely Brooklyn THE DOUGLASS HOUSE 60 WEST 21th STREET TO EET IREATLY FURNISHED ROOMS: Fat Permanent of Transient este Tints Mceanetan ; RE. WA, Prom FURNISHED ROOMS 237 West 53d Street ro net | Deatenhie Furniaied Tom ith Tath and aul Taneurs Rar Reema tt Bn State teed He dealer ace eee sea Eoretn. of ‘nbgate Moor ; ‘teen F Conte’. Walter F. Craig's | FAMOUS .ORCHESTRA 321 West soth Street Rew yorK. fe tan The New Amsterdam MUSICAL ASSOCIATION incorporate Mt MERC xh Ger ai tomertome ORE? Fors teimnn and daten ndarene Ww, AL Riker, managers Os wen Sita atret, Nieaaquacicta S18 West ‘ota Biibet snarl den a Miss H. L. Anderson’s ; Orchestra. rRomrr ATHERTON CIvEN ‘TO alt Com = me weet gece Servet. ‘Waw voRx crry, Tempbene 4952 Cotemben quel oe '. PHILIP A. PAYTON, JR. | mecere AN vet wy . ———$—$—$ —~ ELEGANT-FEATS-~- Tole Saree ern Wig'stia"te ™ a ‘are alwais is seed soadition. ; nORERT CARTER see went oo naee JnecAnDen CRoamT, #17 W. c0th Btreat nam BOLTARD, einanige BY Noe ie SAML A.. KELSEY oa Eaete pet, at ent (All clam of pecpery wg 363. Lenox Avenue a ES ASS Tobepbene 2404 L Moratagsite. docet pm Working Girls’ Home 217 East 86th Street, Siecose iggeinge tog aire with pets iin uibmant dengan eee He Sreten Seer cere eo ieass ot Te cortner dntorsintion adtress Mrs. Victoria, Bar! -Mattbews, 217 East 86th Street.. * New York City. nevte-tecen ‘ WIN fan toh ‘dep of meticos, : "GO TO Chas. F. Hatterman Druggist ys COLUMBUS AVE., Cor. pth at NEW YORE | ratephone 4189 Riverside: eett-ty LET YOUR MOREY WORK POR,YOU RIES 8 USL QUARANTEED INVESTMENTS. Desi on, s0d ope oy marae _ selitit, EE ore otis oes te EES. Shee = oe ttemttes Address Maxwell @ ‘Reom 1335, 160 Noone Strwe New Tow Cl. / = . Jen: 18. 3 me. GET INSURED Don't be Burned Ovt and Have Nothing Left A Rime eee Peete te yee BS! STC Fig mse Cogent” Peg ea stapes See Trae apeet a Re wee W. Sidney Pittman ARCHITECT 494 La. Ave. NW. wy PBES WasiuNGTow, D7" Sea CAEN eI, es Twat a Ss neo =< -_tin ite. cah enn Games C. H. KING and JOE YOUNG Meerecees Core Le WTMCEASS, mater NC na Mipetrte Mieco, S00 WADED A: Eons Pade AN Ste boncteee peace! e as SOBEL BROTHERS LOAN BROKERS 822 Columbus Avenue Ban rothand raivt Sta, New Fock Money Loaned on Diamonds Watches, Jewelry & Silverware ee r Wines, Liguers and Cordials 823 COLUMRUS AVE. 2101 Righth Ave. NEW YORK ee eoseceun Brof. E. Wenefield scimwtyee Teecrcane 18 RERvES Ao MiwUnATION. Mier yeteee saat prengrey, pi teetthers J. C. KEOGH ; _ eaminesr : 178 Columban Aves New Yorte hens Ulan ewes hin cies ee ee ee a Telephone 6455 Madison Square.” FRANCIS TURNER PACKER AND: SHIPPER ot tne ieee tee Meee Wee rey Pe a ASAE SRE nadie tos gente tap Bicones AR Ra: ky : ns as alate 77 DRL g pensanTE ats AD Carlton Avenue. Rrookiy, N.Y. Ea sur ra andar oy Soporte, | ene ere <__ yoo - var MONEY NGY nite MONEY? If no double your Interest and be indepen- Hea ls ek doin dhe gen a a RP Taraeat of tte kind in the workh Address ¥. L. MOORMAN, Sepotmeat ote bree 10 Lafayette Mrect, Brooklyn. W. Y. tMBue8 5 eb 233 wee ASR RE Sa Sc ov + = ToIsde, Acme ee Ta i ad pn I gees | an GOOD PRINTING = AM ARASOUABLE AT RING'S PRINTING co, ner pn 908 Sith Ave. ot rtame—arr Metine, “t Tote ons, rr iS a array WILFORD H. SMITH, _ COUNBELOR-AT-Law amp reqgres uy spematrr, ¥ @o mawen Lane, Ew YORK owes 1106 to M107. “~"Phone 310: | 1 ae Demon Bolte « Soecdg, ‘Geones & BRANDILL LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAIL aw Went xDecn street wow Hore Sag enatian)! WL Dames SUIT! To mmc FENTON Saentioeprtees 2 | Fe S610 Fresoert, Ons atm Or. ‘Walter N. Beekmag| SUROKON DENTIST 7 700 Falton street Ne Addphl, BROOKLYN, NEW YoU, Ole Beers: Pa mien a | ‘SUNDAY BY APPOINTMTST ar BENJAMIN . HOWE 62 WEST 133th STREET Real Estate Agent and rete POLST Fez son . J. W. Watkins gph, West, Uh gtrest, New York On, Sosk Ane! Omer Rete sed aes ale. ‘Roome aud fate to Iet. O’FARRELUL HO apd 412 Bighth Avenae, Near Bet street NEW ToRr Cpe FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING “Beeson Pits Gnd Aperiivite Rntegm! ome CASH OR CREDITE: FRANK DORNATIN : Oldewt and meet retladle mci in the CHR! MAKES THE HAIR @ROW LOM STRAIGHT, SOFT AND’ SILK CURES DANDRUFF AND 870! FALLING HAIR. Is no Experiment Tt was dlacovered by D Ro 216% {a7 ogish chemist. who bhn made ust. (! ‘cult of colored people for the pant tr “5 iba who. aftermuch tlwe abd exer Ered nfs great Toole eapeeiais £6 ‘Tuo Doctor mae that Ble exseriss~ study bas taught hiea that the seat! te GPA prose traulres & apeclal teatte:t fwr laborinw apd testing these tary sant bas “discovered the greatest” REMEDY WORLD has ever known for the HAIR: ore peopl. KINKGNE wii make the bair OROW ‘one to three {aches per muneh {f Wir nei ‘Aad instructions are coretully: fe.0med ‘We have’ mapy cases on recon whit te result have been obtaioed. whl We de Ot Tite when we take these claims INKLING (3 the ooly Fate peetaratios WORLD that {3 guarapted to make th STRAIGHT apd make dry hate stismth 20% ie from breaking off andvfalllog tt: et All the kines and knots. cures Donifs cs She hair soft and silks. apd bv nivratocs Foots eivesit ew life and Figure. tester Saturn color. READ WHAT A CUSTOMER SAYS OF IT Myx Rose Holt. Auaota, Ga. writes: “Tam wied to may iu has done mv brat gout than snstbiog Tecerr ust Sea] Shree doxen mare bottles of Kink.!3¢ 31 Fors like bor cakes apd works wera 02} Baie. SPECIAL oF ent. To prove the quality ni socially of ome doods exer alt others ove Aecare at the felon ing Droxci-ts Gee Facionined Bettie of Kink-Inr. Rie, ene cake wf, Kink-Inr som kent “humps aud voller soap TE one pete Ss “Remeber ost [S. Rosenstock, 71h avenue ot ts ME WE Reekes itn Shiver aes vo iS SD Ward. 50th aired ani tet 3 Chan Bo Prante, 220 ott a Sle Wikern Storey Hexen As Soll bd. P Grottay 27th steed ant 0% SMA Te. Runp. Rath ‘street rl le Ha neewot and Tet venue th t ath sreet “aad St) ween Rireer "and Stir avenies Cory 2 Elm Rievet FW, Kinsionn & Co 2 i 2 gi SOF axenge and Ath street ac! Rd TEEN eet, Tignes 2 Stores Abraham’ & Straice *" ! Engens Martpert, Newark, Mos 1906 Model™ | Remington-»- Shoes = = = Pe =i a = | Pas eaarmenata (omuin ee soe or wainas Blane, Og