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on this occasion. Hc was pointed
iorcetul and eloquent and all who
heard him were. we'll paid for thoir
TRIP IN the ra II. The day was a cold
rainy one, which Of course, kept the
attendance down. but q large collcc-
ton was lifted by S.rs Green Penn
and Madison Stanfleld and everybody
went away happy over such Il won
ueriul sermon as preached by DR..
White.
We are all very glad to have you.
DR.: white and If you wont come, we
VII invite you back any way.
Tho knights are preparing to have
Grand Chancellor, Hon. John Mitchell
Jr. In the Magic City soon.
the fifth anniversary Of popular
club is to be the seasons feature. For
once they are going to have tho
ladies present. Won tell Won about
1t later
I'm sleepy now. Good night.
LITTLE WILLIE.
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,p Good &c d,,I luck to all readers of the
Sgt. Trayaham had the Homesick
hing Blues SO bad that he had to 60
.one IN search of cure.
~. -; ~G o: ty iSak,, { (, ~
frlVate PoindeXter has been prOmOt
Cd TO Chef of Kitchen Police He puts
all pots and pans under arrest and
then batthes them.
Mess sergeant Tyler had to go home
TO sell couple of horses, to keep the
poor animals from starving to death.
Private Louis Shovcly has transfer
Ell to Camp Stuart. Byc.byc Louis,
we hate to see you 90.
we mad very serious accident last
Sunday jill the Mess Hall Cook Div
ers made mistake and gave us Straw
perry short cake, lamb, hot chocolate
oranges. bananas and kind treatment.
iurrah! for Divers.
God bless our Mess scrgeants and
cooks. They sure are some providers.
Ii Is nothing for them to give us a
real meal once every two months.
Private Ncsbit Is in the Base Hospi-
tai at present suffering with the Pias
terism, what ever that Is.
sergeant Colston goes to town every
night trying to catch the boys oil
south avenue mapping at Davis's Bill
Hard parlor. Please don't 'pcsticate
with him, as he is very surprising
with the cue stick. And he Is also
known as the Walking Bank of the
Company.
Private Preston is really having
some luck on his new job and has
been promoted from dish washer TO
waiter. Tray. Carry IL on boy, you
Will be chef some day in the year
| OF 1886
we are all down here in Camp Lee,
Getting along very nice.
When we get to Germany,
we will take old Kascrs life.
(Rest.)
BY Sergeant Colston.
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CAMP LEE NOTES.
Headquarters, 155th Depot Brigade.

Headquarters, 155th Depot Brigade.
Sunday, March 24tn, 1918, carried
with It Tor tho boys in Camp Lee,
Two meanings; 1t was Palm Sunday
ana the Camp was thrilled to hear
or. George G. Taylor, pastor Of Mt.
Zion A. M. e. Church, Roanoke. Va.
Dr. Taylor arrived in Petersburg.
Saturday, March 23rd and notwith
standing the fact that the Camp was
well night deserted owing to the fact
that the majority of the soldiers were
attending or participating in the u .
5. 5. Parade Richmond, Va, DR..
iaylor put in a good days work try
ing to understand how it was possible
lor n shell to MT Il man in the trench
sunday the noted minister was at
his best. He preached at 1900 A. M.
anu 1:00 +. NJ, at the Y M. c.. a.
NO: SO and $3.50 at Base Hospital,
ana according to the Y. NJ. c.. A, sc
cretarles, Randall, Davis, Purycar and
others the spirit was certainly with
nun. lie was blessed with is con
'erts ana from tthe beginning to the
emu his hearers were held spell-bound
DR.. Taylor seemed we'll satisfied
with the work of the Roanoke boys
we have lost some OF our boys by
transfer, but the others are doing
VOL. All of the Roanoke boys wish
Tor DR.. Taylor health and prosperity
and an early return to Camp Lee.
PflVates John Po;ndexter and Willie
PRESTON who were recently transferr
ca to Camp Upton, Lond Island, New
york, write that they wish they
were back in Camp Lee.
Corporal Arthur Collation. is souo
proud Of his Chevrons, 1.-TWO strinesI
and we arc hoping he Will 20 on IN
until he is Top~Sergeant.
sergeant James w. Traynham in
addition to his regular office work
as Sergeant-Major is also a Clorionet
player of the famous 9th Battollion
bnad. He was able to see DR.. TAYLOR
ut tho very last moment nc bo
Spent Sunday i'm Richmond arramg
ing for band reception Friday night.
Private Showley is in Newport
News, Va, and privates Martin and
Moore are probably by this time in
France with the 505th and 506th En-
glneers Service Battalion.
We send to all Roanoke greetings.
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Washington, March 24-American
troops have been engaged in the at
tempt to stem the great German often
sivc, according to reports reaching
the capital.
The Teutonic forces are said to
have made further advances in the
past twenty four hours, aiming their
main thrust for the purpose to separ
ate the two armies, roll back the
right wing Of the British and tho left
wing Of the French and open the way
to Paris and the coast, at Dunkirls
and Calass.
The American troops reported to be
engaged are thought to be those
which recently were active along the
Chemin Des Danes.
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PORTSMOUTH NOTES,

BY invitation Rev. r. G.. Adams
was called to Camp Lee under the
auspices of the Y. M. G.. A. to con
duct services on Sunday March 10Th
The Rev. spent two days and nights
in camp. On Sunday morning services
there were five conversions.
The Rev. seems to be anxiousto nay
them another visit.
The *. of P. and Cuort Of Calanthc
had their annual sermon at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church March
Gath at p. M.
Rev. r. G. Adams was select
ed to preach the sermon.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr., has been in
vited to speak in the near future to
the citizens Of Portsmouth on the
War SUBJECT. We will give further
notice as to date.
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We have 10 American workers out there
q q q q
Africa has only one missionary to every
l33,OOO souls.
Our Easter = songs g a e COCA. Two of
them by DIR. Tindley. u man of our own
people.
q q q q
Surely this great Africa should be
known to all our people in churches and
schools.
Il q u 4
Africa contains one fourth of all the
land surface of the whole earth, and one
seventh OF all the people in the world live
in Africa.
Il ~ II Il
Colored Baptsts, during the last SO
years have given to Africa GO workers.
and evangeiists.
Africa's natural wealth equals that of
any other two continents. Africa pro;
30 per cent & & al; 5 the 2 3 5
The Easter program is a reproduction
OF sketches from Jean Mackenzie 8. book
portrays the work Of Christianity among
African tribes.
with all E & 2 natural & 3 9ea,,0, there
is a greater wealth OF 1870 600. 900 or mor1
souls for whom Jesus died. and they need
the gospel. win we go, let go or help go
At 1t, all at 1t all the time.
y q q q
Let every pastor see that every dcpartS
mcnt Of his. church joins the Sunda
school on the firth Sunday of March
the Easter exercises so ali may help on
workers in Africa. War conditions NAB
1t imperative that we be loyal to the LOT
as never before.
u - y q
For years the Foreign Mission Boar
has sent from 100 900 to $50. 600 program
to our Sunday schools. This year b.
cause of the tremendous cost of materi e.
and labor we must confine our sendil
to those who will remember our Foreit&
Mission work on Easter Sunday.
y q q q
After 81 years OF my very best SO -
given to interesting our Baptist Zion
the redemption of Africa, on this Fcbr
airy 13 my twenty-hrst anniversary. I nj Il
saddened over the little done and
vast undone" Enlistment Of 500 church. III
who will give weekly and report month a.
will greatly aid our workers and chd ~
your old field hand
Yours in His Service. Il
l. G. JORDAN.
Even Bldg TOT s. 10th St Phila, Pa
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ROANOKE NEWS NOTES

ROANOKE, VA, March 25.-Rev.
George P. Miller filed the pulpit at
Mt Zion A. nj. 70. Church Sunday,
at eleven A. NJ. and eight p. NJ. with
credit to the occasion. DR.. George
G. Taylor was at Camp Lee, Va, on
invitation to preach to tho soldier
boys. He put in a full days service,
reporting fifteen conversions during
the days services. He returned feel
ing that the Lord had greatly blessed
the services.
Monday night, Rev. Dr. Lee, of the
High Street Baptist Church preached
for Rev. Taylor, Of Mt. Zion A. M. e.
Church. His congregation and choir
accompanied him. The able divine
delivered a strong and forceful Cos
pei message and raised a collection
OF $500, for which DR.. Taylor and
his people were very grateful.
Tuesday night, Rev. S. nj. Beane,
the pastor of st. Paul's M. T..
Church, with his choir and congre-
CATION, were present by invitation.
Rev, Beane preached as all who
know him are aware. It was q rich
Gospel sermon and at the time raised
S7.O5, for which Rev. Taylor and his
people will ever feel indebted to them
The help is so much needed at
the expiration Of the Conference Year
Mrs. G. Stanfield returned last
Thursday evening from Lowmoor Va.
where she had been called to the
bedside Of her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Stokes
Sir d. G. Gaskins on Seventh ave-
nue., N. e., is sick, having had a
relapse
Mr.. Lester Stafford, of TIC Nor
folk avenue has been reported sick
but is much improved.
Mr.. Fl. l.. Shelton, of Eighth ave-
nue. N. w. has been very sick with
Pneumno:a. Major Shelton had spent
vacation Of four weeks up in
Pennsylvania, where he reported
having enjoyed his trip nicely. He
had been home but few days before
he was stricken. We hope the best
for his recovery
The Rev. w. W. Hicks, Of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, who for the past
two weeks has been engaged in q
great revival service in Bedford City.
is at home again and reports the
Lord having wonderfully blessed the
services with a great outpOuring of
the Holy Spirit, many having accept
cd Christ and deciding to follow him
through life. Rev. Hicks is quite a
strong advocate for the Masters
cause. He returned home Saturday
feeling that the Master was pleased
with the work Of His servant. He
was looking real well after two
weeks OF ministerial labor.
Rev. j. d. Walker preached at the
Morning Star Baptist Church, Of Ap-
pomattox County, at eleven O'Clock,
March "a, from Luke 24:32, "And
there were also two other malefac-
tors led with him to be put to death"
1t was splendid service and all who
heard the discourse seemed well
pleased at the Gospel message.
Rev. G. Fl. Black, Of HUNTINGTON,
W.. Va. is visiting his sister-in-law
and motner-in-law, Mrs. Louise Bur
ton and Mrs. Sells, at 326 Fourth
avenue, N. w. The Rev. Black will
spend the week end with his people
and leave Saturday for homo. He Is
pastor Of the Second Baptist Church
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DO YOU KNOW THEM?

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of my sister, Rosetta Cabins, form
erly stcnOgrapher for the True Re-
thankfully received by Private Lewis
Cabins; 372 Regiment Co., G. Camp
Stuart, Newport News, Va.
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NOW OR NEVER.

NOW OR NEVER.
Now comes the hour of God
Our Clock of Time has struck.
Things radical and odd,
Dcvil-mccare Of pluck!
When every Legislative State
Is framing epoch laws Of late.
The prohibition sun
Has risen DER the world!
With victory we'll won.
Old Rum-IIing's Flag is furled!
Railroads, fuels. foodStuffs of states
Each Nation rules and regulates!
The new draft laws compel
Odd shakc-ups everywhere
TO fight the flame of Europes He'll,
We've crossed the stormy mere
Tho whole bygone order of things
Has flown on Revolution wings!
The Woman Suffrage Bill
Passed Argument TO Law
Democracy d;dst give its will
TO void an ugly flaw.
Daylight Saving Bill has passed,
And Labor Laws-all anti CASTE!
While brand new epoch rules
Get on Laws Statute Book.
Negroes should not be fools,
To stand around and look!
It's now or never for our race,
TO win or ever lose our case!
Less weakened leaders, pest!
Less white folks Niggor's grin!
For while we take this acid test
It's up to us to win
After this war new social wars
Shall shake this world with Vulcan
jars!
Let us no longer stand around
Waiting for things to change.
Others VIII crush us to the ground
Put MI our hopes beyond our range
They'd always keep us Negroes back
Did we not watch Life's Almanac!
'Tis come-the Day Of God!
The Clock Of Time has struck!
Things radical and odd.
Devil-me-care Of pluck!
While new laws help Japhet and Cusl
Tho heirs Of Ham their cause Should
push! a g
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SATURDAY. 49,. MARCH so, 1918
"A LINE o. CIIe1EK ONE DAY OF
THE WEEK.

(By Rev. E. d. Caffce, Richmond,
Va)
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Announcement

DIX. ". j. PETIIS
ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL
OF HIS DENTAL OFFICE
FROM
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TO THE
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MECHANICS BANK BUILDING,
COR. THIRD & CLAY SITS.
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PLUMBERS AND WONDERS

Good luck to all readers of tho
(PLANET.
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THE HAMPTON THEATRE.

The best pictures at all times.
Monday-William IS. Hart in He'll
Hinges. Tuesday-Francis x Bush
man in Gold Mine Wednesday,
Helen Holmes in Lost Express. Thurs
day-The Magic City Mix-up. Made
in Roaliolte featured by Hanson Bal
lard. One reel comedy. Friday
Married in Name Only. Five reels
The Ben Bow Stock Company, all the
week of the 25th. Come to your
house all the time.
Mrs. Carrie Banister is much bet
ter this week. She suffered an at
tack OF acute indigestion Sunday.
Elite Cafe was the place where the
Colored War Chest workers had their
lunch Tuesday and Friday, at noon,
and all spoke commenting the table.
The public should encourage the man
agement. White and Mattox, pro-
prietors.
Mr.. William Newton, Of PIT Fifth
avenue, N. w. is confined to his home
on account of Illness.
Deacon Alfred Penn is sick at his
home, 1913 Seventh avenue.
Mrs. Vernon Hackley, OF Lynch
burg avenue, y. 10. is suffering with
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While using our best efforts to support our
Government-(whic by the way we all believe
to be the best Government the world has ever
knovn it is well to take steps that will enable us
to enjoy to the fullest those blessings of Il life,
best ways is to secure for yourself home and
then you can be independent in the true sense of
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-13
Not a Bite Of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
Says a glass Of hot water and
phosphate prevents illness
and keeps Us fit.

Just as coal, when 1t burns, leaves
behind a certain amount OF incom-
bustible material in the form of ashes,
so the food and drink taken day after
day leaves in the alimentary canal a
certain amount of indigestible mater
ial, which If not completely elimina-
ted from the system each day, be
comes food for millions of bacteria
which infest the bowels. From this
mass of leftover, waste, toxins and
ptomain-like poisons are formed and
sucked into the blood
Men and women who can't get feel
ing right must begin to take inside
baths. Before eating breakfast each
morning drink a glass of real hot
water with teasponful of limestone
phosphate in it to wash out of the
thirty feet Of bowels the previous day S
accumulation of pois ons and toxins
and to keep the entire alimentary ca.
nal clean, pure and fresh.
Those who are subject to sick head
ache, colds, biliousness, constipation,
others who wake up with bad taste,
foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff
ness, or have sour, gassy stomach
after meals are urged to get quarter
pound of limestone phosphate from the
drug store, and begin practicing in
ternal sanitation This will cost very
little, but is sufficient to make any
one an enthusiast on the subject
Adv.
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Was Dismissed
Eight Months Ago
Mrs. Ada M. Satterfield, Of
SIS w. Jackson St., Has
Been Cured for Eight
Months.
is STILL STRONG
Says Her Relief is Permanent,
and Thanks Interstate
Doctors.
IS STILL STRONG

Mrs. Satterfield, an old resident OF
Muncie, tells of her dreadful condi-
ton and her immediate relief at the
hands of the Interstate Doctors,
whose Richmond offices are located
on the second floor of the Starr block,
corner Main and Tenth streets. She
says she was dismissed as cured eight
months ago and still feels strong and
well, thus showing the permanency Of
the work of these great medical
specialists.
She writes her case as follows:
"Muncie, Ind, June 10, 1918.
ITO the Interstate Doctors.
Gentlemen: / want to in this way
publicly express my gratitude to you
for the successful management of my
case-hoDing it may be a guide-board
for other suffering women who are
languishing for medical. aid. l had
been suffering severely for one and
one-half years with stomach trouble,
headaches and female trouble. l had
doctored so much with no relief that
| had almost given up in despair. My
husband and had been reading about
the great work you doctors were do
Ing over the county, so we decided
to call at your office and have an ex-
animation made anyway. We went on
August 2. Your physician gave me
the most careful and painstaking ex-
animation l had ever had by anyone.
After his examinations and analysis Of
my case l placed myself under his
care. 1t was the best days work I
ever did. 1t transformed me from
miserable every day sufferer to we'll
hearty and sound woman. I treated
with you two months. 1t has now been
eight months since you dismissed me,
and l haven't had the slightest return
of my former affliction and that proves
your cures are permanent, and we
can't say enough for you doctors and
your methods. And I earnestly hope
that every suffering woman may see
you before 1t is too everlasting late.
MRS. ADA M. SATTERFIELD,
"515 w. Jackson Street"
Voluntary testimonials like the
above, coming from heart full of
gratitude for his saved life and health
with no other object but to guide some
other sufferer to reputable, skillful
specialists is what has gained for these
specialists the confidence Of all who
know them.
Any sick person is safe in going to
the Interstate Doctors. Their exam
nation and consultation are free, hon
est and confidential, and if they can
not relieve your suffering they will
candidly tell you so and not take one
penny Of your money.
Doctor Culver, the head physician,
will be at the Richmond office every
Friday, all day from a. m. to p. m.
to render his services to the afflicted.
Office over Starr Piano Store, cor.
Tenth and Main.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-13
EARLHAM-HIGH
SCHOOL GAME TO
BE played ;.i0NDAy

The Richmond High School basket
ball team will play against the Earl
ham team on Monday night instead
of Friday as previously announced.
President Edwards of Earlham said it
would be better to put off the Earlham
game until the last part of the drive
because he wishes to keep the Earl
ham rooters and pupils from the
crowds because of the influenza.
The Red and White team has now
filed all it's basketball dates but two.
Manager Vernon announced that he
had secured two games with Rushville.
The first one at Rushville on Decem-
Der q and the latter at Richmond on
January "a.
Richmond High has now but two
open dates and those are on January
81 and December 20.
The complete schedule follows:
Nov. 22-Connersville at Richmond,
Nov. charlottesville at Martinsville.
Dec. 16--Muncie at Muncie.
Dec. charlottesville at Richmond.
Dec 20-Open.
Dec 27-Rushville at Rushville.
Jan. 3.-Huntington at Huntington.
Jan. 1O-Marion at Richmond.
Jan. 17-Shortridge at Shortridge.
JAN 24-Open
Jan. 31-Rushville at Richmond.
Feb. 7-Conncrsville at Connersville.
Feb. 14-Huntington at Huntington.
Feb. 21-Shortridge at Richmond.
Feb. 28-Newcastle at Richmond. -.
March 1-Muncie at Richmond.
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AT THE MURRAY

n
The vaudeville bill at The Murray
which opened yesterday, pleased a
good house last night. Jarvis and
Harrison Is a man and girl act offer
ing songs and dances, while Fitch
Cooper, who follows them. has a nov
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