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brothers, Charles, Of Boston. Mass.
Mrs. II. Butler, of Shippensburg, Pa,
Mrs. Richard Washington, Mrs. Web
stcr james, Miss G. Anna, Miss Ma
tilda, Horny and Nimrod, all Of Win.
chester.
Mr.. Turner was born in .Clnrke
county but moved to Winchester
when young boy and attended the
public school, from which he grad
uatcd undcr Prof. j. II. Quiet He
was also faithful and consistent
member of John Mann Church, hnv-
ing embraced religion under Rev. A.
p. Shaw. He was tho Youngest OFF,
cor, being member Of the steward
board and was also teacher in the
Sunday School and held membership
in all Of the auXilinries Of the church.
He was also affiliated with Several
social clubs OF the city, a talented
entertainer and Was much sought af-
ter in all amateur performances,
having always cheerful disposition
and Il pleasant smile. He carried
sunshine everywhere he went.
He was lately married to Miss
Ester Davis. the only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Davis, OF South
Maj street, to whom he was devoted.
nc VIII W SicutlS HiSScN ny All WHO
knew him. TO know him Was to love
him and we believe that our loss is
his gain. He basks in tho eternal
sunshine Of Gods love, who docth all
things well.
His many friends sent lovely flow
ers to show their great appreciat on
of this noble young man. We can
only say as the great poet said, "The
Lord gave and the Lord has taken
away, blessed be the name OF the
Lord"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, of Woodstock,
Va. are Wis ting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jefferson on North Main street.
Sir Fl. II. Bartlett was elected as
Master of Ceremonies for the Knights
Of Pythias annual sermon on March
"a.
The Young Peoples Society Of Mt,
Carmel Baptist Church held a knit
ting party at 1874 w. Piccadilly St.,
February 26, for the Red Cross.
Those present were, Misses Rosa
Harmon, Mary Tapcr, Sarah May
Harmon, Ruth Fletcher, Elizabeth
Jennings, Sarah Taper, Sydney and
Elva Washington, e. r. Parks. The
young men are also learning to knit
and say they will beat the girls.
The John Mann and Mt. Carmel
Baptist Churches expect to come
together and organize soon a Red
Cross Chapter. All are asked to Join
and do your bit. The following ar
ticles have been turned in TO the
chapter by Miss S. Emma Parks, one
pair socks and three wristbands.
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county and state work and then pre-.
| sented to him the tokens coming from
the faithful members. DR.. Goode in
very graceful manner accepted the
tokens with many thanks.
The lnvincthlc Four appeared at
the Westmoreland School Hall on
Thursday evening for the benefit Of
the a. M. l.. Church.
Danvillc is pleased to have n row
band known rs the Buford Band,
under the leadership of Mr.. s. II,
Buford.
Mr.. James Reynolds is quite : ok
| at the home of Mrs. A. e. Bufori,
Union street
Miss Maymc Guerrant is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Julia Daisy, of South Caro-,
lima is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Williams, Upper street.
musical and natr otic concert
was given at the Odd Fellows Hall,
tuesday evening, under the auspices
| OF the Danville Chaulfcurs Associa-
tion. The opening was Il. sccne of
soldiers around camp fire by Com
pany tG., Danvillc Boy Scouts. AS
the curtain WAS raised the band
played, keep the Camp Fires Burn
ing, after which contest drill WAS
had. Lieut.. George w. Goodc, Jr.
| won the pr &c. He Was wrapped in
| the u. S. flag while the band played
Star Spangled Banner"
| Miss Nellie Fuller, of Callnnds, Va
spent two days in the city visiting
| her brother, John III. Fuller, on
Spruce street.
News reached the city Of the death
OF Mr.. Alfred Jones. the son of Mrs.
Lizzie Jones..His brother, Mr.. IGcorse
Jones, died few months ago in
| France.
Mrs. Willard, who underwent mn
operation at the General Hospital s.
doing nicely.
| The members of the A. M. E.
| Church are busy getting ready for
Conference which will meet the tenth
Of April.
Misses ODhe.ia and Lottie Cole
man spent the weekend in South
Boston and Houston, Va.
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COL. JACKsON's PROPOSITION.
Judge Tcrl'clls Term Is Ended.

J Washington, March 4-The scheme
of Giles b. Jackson or Richmond to
secure a ColOred Labor Bureau in
the Department Of LABOR, with him
self as head, and with snug salaries
appears to have met with defeat.
Secretary Wilson, of the Department
OF Labor has announced that he will
| appoint a Colored man on the Labor
Commission, soon to be named. This
position will be an advisory one, SINH
| lar to the position held by Mr.. EN-
nett j. Scott in the War Department
| and like it without salary. 1t is stat
ed here that Eugene Kniclxlo Jones'
Of the Urban League, New York City
is the man decided upon for the place
Jackson had been working for some
| weeks on his scheme for separate
Colored labor bureau.
The National Colored Soldiers Com
fort Committee, having its headquar-
ters in this city, has decided on plan
Of appointing district organizers.
These organizers will be capable co
ored women who VIII superintend the
securing Of pledges and contributions
for the fund to provide relief for
needy dependents Of Colored soldiers
The commission of Judge Terrell
as Municipal Judge for the District
OF Columbia, expires in May. The
Judge is hoping for reappointment
to his fifth term by President Will
, son, and confirmation by the Senate.
1t is currently rumored here that
Col. Charles Young, retired, may
soon be restored to active duty, and
placed in charge Of one Of the Color
cd rcgimens now in training.
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THE BAPTIST MINISTER'S,
CONFERENCE.

The Baptist Ministers Conference
Iof Richmond and vicinity held an in
!eresting meeting MS wei as helpful
last Monday. Vice president, raev Ed.
Lewis presiding, on account OF the
illness of DR.. e. Payne. At the be-
ginning of the session Of the confer
ence fifteen minutes were devoted
to prayer for his speedy recovery.
From 1890 the Conference had the
distinguished pleasure of listening to
a we'll prepared paper by Prof. j. w.
Barco Of the Va. u. u. SHOULD
members Of an Ordination council
be restricted to ordained Elders and
Deacons?"
The paper was sound in doctrine
and scholarly delivered, all went
away much benefited and enlightened
on the subject.
Next Monday at 11:30 the confer
ence will continue it's discussions on
Plenary Inspiration and will also take
up the question of raising a hundred
dollar fund to be used by the manage
ment at the Y. M G. A. at Camp Lee
in order that the religious services
in the interest Of the men may be
strengthened.
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RALLY IEOR CAMP LEE SOLDIERS

BE sure and take an extra amount
OF money to church on next Sunday
sweet girls who are anxious to be
helptul will DO stationed ut thh front
Oh the church with mite box which
vail hold Your contribution This
| tund Is being raised in answer to
| an appeal coming from Rev. Randall.
7. M. G. A. Secretary at Cnmp Lee
In his appeal he is asking for grapho
phone needles and records for the
amusement of the men at the Camp
II you were in Camp and couldn't go
nome when You wished to-. don't you
think You would like for your friends
to furnish You with sweet music to
try and drive away the inconsistencies?
| We know that you would like for
them to do every thing to make you
know that you are not forgotten. then
look for the girls Sunday. UP to .alis
writing the following churches have
consented through their pastors. A
ful! list will be printed next weel,
with amounts.
| First Baptist DR.. w. Il. Johnson ::
Second Baptist, DR.. I'D. Lewis; Sixth
Mt. Zion, DR.. RI. V. Peyton; Ebenez
or, DR.. W. II. Stokes; Fifth Street,
Dr.. #. J. King; New Baptist. DR.. II.
- d. MoSDyi MI. CaFnol. NCV. IL. ID.
Caffee; Fifth Baptist, A. d. DAILY;
Rising Mt. Zion, Rev. Nelson Brown,
| First Union, Rev. VIM. Thomas
Union Level, Rev. C. ~. Martin;
! Trinity, Rev. Darlington; Fountain
Rev. II. r. Williams; Calvary. Rev.
Harris; Mt. Olivet. Rev. j. Andrew
bowler; Christian Church. Rev.
Nash; ST. Phillips. REV. r. A. Jack
son; Bird st. A. NJ. T.. Rev. M. L.
Davis, Pilgrim Baptist, Rev. Stan
nard. Hood Memorial, Rev. Flack;
River View. DR.. e. d. Lewis; First
Presbyterian. DR.. A. A. Hector. So.
Richmond, First Baptist, DR.. A. Binga
IND Baptist DR.. L. G.. Garland, Zion.
Moore ST., Rev. r. O. Johnson. Leigh
st. M. e. Rev. G. G. Gill. -.
| committee. Ora Brown Stokes.
Martha Fowlkes. Grace Knox, Mrs.
e. ID. Caffee, Gladys Booker, Ethel
Stith, Bertha Locket, Mrs. l.. C. Gar
land, Mrs. Cheatham. Mrs J. e. Gun
bingham, Miss Ruth Norris;
the list Of girls who will serve at the
various churches will he published
next week.
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DANVIIILE NEWS.

DANVILLE, Va, March 5.-rho
Danvillc Branch OF the N. A. A. c.. P.
that was organized February 12 ,(last
month"; with forty-fve charter mem.
Ders held it's first public meeting at
the Industrial High School Friday
evening, March 1. "A large and on
thusiastic crowd was present to wit.
ness the program that Was prepared
for the occasion.
The program was introduced bv a
solo rendered by Mr.. A. d. Wheeler,
one Of Danville's bright and oncrpetic
young men. He is making himself
useful in many ways, especially as a
soloist.
The President, Prof. J. II. Page
delivered the opening address setting
forth nj a graphic manner the work.
ings OF the Association, citing moro
than one instance in which the Asso-
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COLLEGIATE COURSE IN AGRI-
CULTURE TO BE Added
TO HOWARD.

AT the semi-annual meeting of the
Board Of Trustees Of Howard Univcr.
sity. held Oh February 6, 1918 the
trustees voted to establish Cor egi-.
ate courses In Agriculture, leading TO
the degree of Bachelor Of Science in
Agriculture. This action places the
courses In Agriculture on the same
scholastic basis and standing as tho
other degree courses in the Univcr
sity.
1t has been felt that Howard Uni
Versity. with her we'll equipped lab
oratories OF Physics, Chemistry, Biol.
ogy and Engineering. can hep great
~ in meeting the increasing demand
Tor scientific Agriculturists, better
prepared Farm Demonstrators and
Experts in Rural Education, as well
rs give an opportunity to those who
may wish to prepare for the differ.
ent lines of work in the Federal ser
vice, such as Plant Inspectors, Plant
Psychologists, Horticulturists etc.
Some of the main features OF the
new courses will be Agricultural Bot
any, Agricultural Chemistry, Animal
liusbandry, Horticulture, Dairying,
Poultry Husbandry. Rural Sociology
and allied subjects $s,& -
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Florence S. G. Notes

FLORENCE. S. c., March 6.-Mrs.
Queen Steward, II highly respected
farmer mud business woman of our
county was married TO Mr.. II. C.
Green, an enterpr sing well-to.do
farmer of the Southwestern county
section, on Wednesday, February
20, Rev. j. M. Lewis officiating We
all wish them abundant success.
Mr.. N. A. Grant. Of Orangcburg,
S. G. Was married to Miss Sallie WI.
liams. Of Latta, S. c., on Thursday,
February 2S. 1918. Rev. Howard
VIII ans officiating. The contract
ing parties passed through the city
and boarded Wcstbound train Mt
$500 for Orangeburg. We wish them
much JOY and Pence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Clemens feel
quite>grateful to the members OF the
order Of Knights Of Pythias and of
the M. e. Church for the most liberal
surprise given them recently. Mr..
Clcmons has been suffering with n
stroke of paralysis for more than
X months. They reside on Brown
street,
Mr.. William Legell passed through
the city. recently cnroute to Marion,
S. G., returning from trip to Genon,
Italy. He left home last July to
try parts unknown. After visiting
Richmond. New York and Boston, he
secured work on the steamer Orion
He saved his money. | handled one
of his fifty dollar bills, trying to get
il changed We hope for many more
such boys.
Rev. George Garlield. of Pamplico,
came to the city recently on business
connected with the building Of Il now
Baptist Church at Pamplico. lie is
working Jointly with Rev. II. G
Crawford. He was ordained at Chip
ley, Florida on May 80, 1908 and is
a great songstcr and Sunday School
worker. He is plann .ng to have n
grand rally in March. Mr.. Dargon,
the mill owner and Mayor OF Pam
plico, has donated $50 on n 500
lot on. East Main street.
Il. B. WEBSTER. !
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WINCHESTER NOTES

WINCHESTER, Va, March s.
Rev. Meredith Armstead preached N
Borryville on Sunday afternoon al
the A. M. e. Church on Charlestown
Road.
The Morning Star Of the West,
No. 14G1, G. u. O o. T.. observed
Ogden day On the first with fine
program. The participants were as
follows, Misses Rosa Harmon. Ruth
Fletcher, Virginia Harmon, Mr.. John
Morris, Professors Fred r. Kramer,
p. w. Gibson, Rev. ]. A, Reed.
An entertainmcnt was held after.
wards in the lecture room and the
following committee Served, Mrs a.
Jefferson, Mrs. II. Robinson, Mrs. p,
W. Gibson, Miss Nan Fletcher, Mrs,
Rosa Robinson, Miss Bette Jackson,
president; Miss Virginia Harmon,
pianist.
Rev. w. L. Starr, of Josephine City,
Va. preached special soul-stirring
sermon to the brethren On Sunday,
taking for his text, John 1885 and
mover since the beginning Of the
lodge has ouch a sermon been listened
to in old Mt. Carmel. It was a sue.
ccss in every particular and the
amount realized was twenty-nine dol
lars and thirty-nine cents, for which
the Odd Fellows extend q vote of
thanks to everybody, who helped to
make it success. We have been
Very successful lately, taking in new
members and still have more to take
in. Charles Lampkins is chairman
and Mayhem B. Cooke, secretary.
Mrs. Harry Hopcwell, Of Martins
burg has returned after spending a
short time visiting in town.
Mr.. John Jefferson is visiting at
Hot Springs, Va.
Sir Robert Jefferson, who has been
on the sick list is able to be about
again.
The citizens Of this place we're
greatly shocked on Thursday morn.
ing by the sudden death Of Wesley
Isle Turner. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Samuel turner, Of West Cork street,
from an attack of Acute Indigestion
The funeral services were held Mt
John Mann on Sunday, March 3, at
eleven o'clock A. NJ, the Rev. ] A.
Reid, officiating, assisted by the fol.
lowing ministers, Rev. B. Layton, of
Shiloh Church; Rev. W. p. Fisher,
Mt. Carmel; Rev. Walker Carter, of
Success and Rev. J II. Quiet, Salem.
Intermcnt was in Orric Cemetery.
The pall~bearers were Messrs. A..
J. Cooke, Carter Tokis, William Cliff.
ford, Harry Green, Samuel F. Ban.
mister, j. turner, J. Wells. Miss
Blennie Evans sang beautiful solo.
Mr.. Turner was born September
%, 1894 and died February %, 1918
AGED "a years, S months and 1 day
He leaves besides his parents, three
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Harness Maker Wanted.
Experienced Colored Harness. Maker
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NOTES ABOUT EASTER AND AFRICA

We have Is American workers out there
now.
Il n n *
Africa has only one missionary to every
$4,000 souls.
49,. ro 2 q e., n -
them by DR.. Tindley. u man OF our own,
people.
Surely this great Africa should be
known to oil our people in churcnes and
II II a u
Africa contains one-fourth of all the
land surface OF the whole earth, and one
seventh OF oil tho people in the world live
n ~ Il II
Colored Baptists. during the last SO
"''' ''"'S' 4 y II y
Afrlea's natural wealth equals that OF
80 per cent & & all 3 '"' 2 y 3 II
=, The he, Easter East r program Is reproduetio,n
portrays the work Of christianity among
with all S{r,eaa!s natural & 9 Wealth, tnere
souls Tor whom Jesus died. and they need
tho gospel. win we go. let go or help go?
AT 1t. all at 1t all the time.
Let every : 1as.o 3 sec mat 9 Every depart.
ment of his church joins the Sunday
school on the fifth Sunday of March in
tho Easter exercises so ali may help ou,.
workers In Africa. War conditions make
it imperative that we be loyal to the Lord
as never before.
For years . the = Sersi = Mission Il Board
has sent from 100. 900 to 250. 900 programs
to our Sunday schools. This year. be-
cause of the tremendous cost of material
and labor. we must confinc our sending
to those who will remember our Foreign
Mission work on Easter Sunday
q q q q
After 81 years Of my very best self.
given to interesting our Baptist Zion in
the redemption OF Africa, on this Fcbru-
airy 13 my twenty-tirst anniversary. am
saddened over tho little done and the
vast undone 4" Enlistment OF 500 churches
who will give weekly ana report monthly
will greatly aid our workers and cheer
your old field hand
Yours in His Service.
I. G JORDAN
Even Bldg 7o1 s. 10Th st Phila.. Pa
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THE EAGLE SCREAMS.

BY M1NNA IRVING, in "Lcslie's Week. -
O, Huns and> Turks, and other foes,
When you can reach Oh high
And seize in sacrilegious hands
The stars that stud the sky,
When you can hold the clouds of white
That voyage overhead,
When you can touch the morning light
And grip its rosy red
When you can stop the rising sun
And plunge it in the deep,
When you can turn the darkness back
And rob the world of sleep,
Then you may tear its glory down
. And drown it in the sea,
The hope and savior of the world,
The flag of libcrty
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Spring Lecture Course at Mt. 0.

The lecture course of Mt. Olivet
Baptist Church begins Sunday, March
10th, 1913 at 400 O'Clock p. NJ.
Address; Dr.. r. II. Tancir; music
Excel Musical club; selections by
two OF East Ends best reciters; cor
net solo, Prof. VIM. Crump, Mt. O's
cornetist.
All are welcome! Come and hear
for yourself!
Third Sunday an address by well
known Attorney ut Law--Who is he?
Watch this space.)
Rev. J. ANDREW BOWLER,
Pastor.
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Agent For Planet.

All persons leaving Richmond and
nearby cities for Atlantic City, on
vacation or for work, this Spring and
Summer, may obtain the very latest
news Of their homes in The Planet,
at Arthur A. Williams, Agent, 901
IL Baltic avenue.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given to all stock
holders Of The American Beneficial
Insurance Company that the annual
stockholders meeting Of said Company
will BIO held at the Home Office OF
this Company, 613 A. N. Se"o':1 81
On Tuesday March Goth. 1918 at 8
o'clock-P. M. Do not fail IT, be pres
ent
J. THOMAS HEWIN. President.
: r. w. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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Now York, February 25.-Rev. r.
G. Ransom, editor OF the A. NJ. e.
Church Review, was nominated for
Congress last week by the Colored
men i'll New York City. He is nomi
mated to represent If elected, tho dis
trict which embraces Harlem, in
which 1t Is claimed there are $4,000
voters.
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THE DOVE MOANS.
Cater reading the poem entitled "Ihc Eagle Screams b
Anna Irving, i'll "I-eses Weekly.')

After reading the poem entitled rhc Eagle Screams by
Minna Irving, i'll "Lesie's Wecky")
BY I.UCIAN B. WATKINS
Mad Huns of Hate! Mad Huns Of Hate
When you have fell the height
Star after star, inviolate,
Mans upward looking for the light
Beyond the nnooncss black
Can hold stornl-riot winds, the tides
That Ger t,mbng back
Can the music that abidcs
Where Hope is glad within;
When you pluck and fling away
The souls conviction, Fright will VIM
And silence prayer for aye
.,t-zsws.
Then you may battle with your will,
Stay with your awlcss iron rod
The symbol of strivngs still:
= "TnE ETuops HAND CursrRErcIIED
Corr
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beautifully decorated with carnations
lilies and roses.
The Knitting Unit Of the A. NJ. e.
Church was the guest Of Miss Mag
nolia Pittmnn, on Seventh avenue,
n. e., tuesday night, tho 26th ult
This unit Is doing an effective work
New ones join thcm each week. You
can help our colorcd soldier boys.
Come out and take part. they will
be the guest of Mrs. Susan A. Brown,
12d Fifth avenue, n. W., on March
the 4th.
There will be special features al
of the week Of March 4, ut st. Paul
Memorial NJ. e. Church, marking the
close of the Conference Year. Sun
day morning, March 10, sermon by
the Pastor: p. NJ, sermon by Rev
G. G. Taylor. d. d., with music by
his choir: p. NJ, the closing sermon
of the conference Year by the pastor,
Rev. S. NJ. Bcanc. The congrega.
tons of all the churches are invited
TO be present and assist us during
these services. You will find a cor.
dial welcome
THEY DISAGREED SOMEWHAT.
three old life long friends on
'Sainshoro avcnuc, disagreed on the
18Th to such an extent that they
came to slight blows. One of the
trio has black eye and one has a
sprNincd wrist. Arguing too much
anyway. "hey will soon be fast
friends uga'n.
The Silver Leaf Missionary Circle
and friends Of High Street Baptist
Church gave its President, Mrs. Mary
Penn and Mr.. Alfred Penn, 1913 Sew
cnth avenue surprise party on their
twcnty-fourth anniversary. She was
presented with a beautiful jardiniere
stand and beaut full pastel flower.
Mrs. Penn has been the president of
this circle fifteen Years.
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