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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

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TO moderate shifting winds. mostly east OF the
Florida coast. snd fair weather; over the East
Guf gentle to moderate southerly winds. with
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
NATIONAL RACE CONGRESS.

Everything is now ready for tho
great antiI4ynching session Of the Ma
uonal Race Congress to be held in
Washington, d. c., Oct. /, 2 and 3,
1918. Organizations of all parts of
tho country have begun sending in
their registration fees and from pre-
sent indications, tho meeting will 90
cutie Il sOCC2&G.
Among the noted speakers who arc
scheduled to be present arc: DR.. C.
T.. Walker, of Ga, DR.. Ernest Lyon,
l,ibcrian Consulate General, Miss
Mamie II. Burroughs. Washington,
ID. &C.; Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr., Editor
Richmond Planet: Mr.. John r.
Hawkins, Financial Secretary, A. M.
E. Church; Hon. Emmett J. Scott,
Special Assistant to tho Secretary Of
War; DR.. M. y. N. Shaw, Boston,
Mass; Dr.. ]. c. jackson, President,
New England Convention: Rev. M.
w. ID. Norman, Washington, d. c.;
Judge William Harrison, Oklahoma;
DR.. George Il. Haynes, Director OF
Negro Economics; DR.. G. II. Step
teau, Baltimore, Md. and Senator
Wesley l.. Jones, Of the State Of
Washington.
For further information write,
Headquarters, 903 Third street, N.
W., Washington, D. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
Y. W. O. A. NOTES.

The Phyllis Wheatley Branch Y. w.
G. A. Is charging its borders and
it's work. At a recent membership
meeting 1t was decided to open the
following classes-First Aid to the
Injured; Red Cross Unit: Crochet
Glass; Cooking Glass and Bible Glass.
The lists are now open for enrolment
in nil those classes.
Watch next weeks issue for pro-
gram Of our fall membership drive
and conference of local leaders to DO
put on the Task week in this month.
"The progress the Yoting Women's
Christian Association Has Made in
Fifty Years" will be the subject of an
address to bo given at Vesper services
Sunday, September IL, by Mrs Maize
Mosselle Griffin Of Philadelphia Pa.
Miss T.. p. Taylor of Hartford
Conn.,, who has charge Of our girls
club work is making the evenings live
ly and interesting for tho young peo-
pic.
Miss Lottie Frasier, who has had
charge of our girls club work is leay
ing this week for Atlanta, Ca, where
she will teach the young folks how
to play. ... 49,.
Miss Viola Gray is leaving this
week for Camp Jackson. 8. c., whore
she will assume tho duties Of Cafe
terra Directress In tie hostess house.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
BADLY WOUNDED COMING BACK.
Men VIII Have Best of Medical Caro-
During RecUperatiOn Period.

Paris. September SIT is announc-
ed here from tho Office Of the chief
surgeon OF the American Expedition
airy Force that all lingering cases Of
illness. that is to say any man in the
American Army who is i'll moro than
four months or who, having been
wounded need surgical attention for
moro than that period will be sent
back to the United States.
The reason for this is the greater
hospital facilities In the United States
for lingering cases. Men who have
been In hospital for more than 4
months will not. except in rare cases,
he used in France but will be employ
ed in work at homo go as to release
other men Of sound physique for scr
vice ct the front.
It has been decided also that no
man hereafter will DO DISCHARGED
from the army until every possibility
has been exhausted in the effort to
put him back In the best physical con
ditfon. Even after tho war men whom
1t will be necessary to retain in hos
pital for some months will not be dis
charged until medical authorities
supervising their cases have done
everything possible for them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
PRICE, FIVE CENTS

mond. While in the city she is the
guest of Mrs. E. II. Carter, of 700
North Fifth street.
Mr.. Ulysses S. Cunningham, Of
Danville, Va. was in the city last
Wednesday On business.
Mrs. Mildred RufHns and Miss
Beatrice Stigger returned home this
week from Green Bay, Va.
Rev. David l.. Cosby, President Of
the Ministers Conference of New
Jersey and pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church, South Orange, N. j. is
now on his vacation. He attended
the Lott Carey Foreign Missionary
He also visited Danville, brakes
Branch and Richmond, Va. s.,
Mrs. p. NJ. B. Hodge, OF Danyille,
Va has returned homo after a de.
lightful visit to the Sunday School
Convention at Farmville, va, the
National Medical Association at
Richmond. She also visited Camp
Lee. Mrs Hodge was tho recipient
OF many courtesies and her many
friends regrete her short stay in tho
city. b..
Miss Mary Il. Scott, OF 1903 Law.
son street, South Richmond, spent
the months Of July and August visit
ing relatives and friends in Philadel
phia, New York City, Brooklyn and
Jersey City. Her brother Iunius,
who was living in Philadelphia Is
now in Camp Sherman and brother,
Thomas Scott, who was living in New
York City is now in Camp UPTON.
Both brothers are doing we'll and
enjoy camp life. 49, X
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
PERSONALS. AND BRIEFS.

Mrs. Mary Weston, of Baltimore,
Md. was in the city and called on us.
Mr.. George w. Rison, OF Danvillc,
Va. called on lis last week. He was
onroute home from the Reformatory,
Mrs Fannie Pryor or 2406 Canal
Street who has been sick for the past
two weeks is Commissioning.
Mr.. llamden Moon arrived in the
city last Saturday from Asbury Park
N. J.
Rev. II. j. King, accompanied by
his brother, Rev. G.. w. King, Of
DcWat, Va. and Prof. and Mrs. B.
l.. Marchant, OF Lynchburg, Va. were
callers at our Office this week.
Corp. George c. Bragg of Fort
Wayne, Mich. but recently Of Lang.
ley, Field, Hampton. Va, member of
the 2Sth Construction Company visit
cd the city last week, He was accom-
panied by his wife, Mrs. Lillian Pry-
or Bragg.
Pvt. Joe Lee, Of South Richmond
writes his mother. Mrs. Charlotte
Lee very interesting letter from
"Some Where in France"
Mrs. Mary Battle Of Charlottes.
vile, Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Mllllc Moon and sister, Mrs. Lena
Murphy on the Southside She is &C.
companicd by Mrs Mary Bowles.
Miss Janio Scott, of WASHINGTON,
ID. G. and Mrs. Jane Scott, her moth
err, OF Richmond, Va. have returned
from Atlantic City, N. J., after a
delightful vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hill, of Go
East Federal street, have returned
to the city from a ten days stay in
New York City visiting Mr.. Hills
brother.
Mr.. Edward Roy Carey, formerly
of Richmond, but for the past year
had been living in Akron, Ohio is
now in Camp Lee.
Miss 1nez Cogbill, of South Rich.
mond, after q pleasant visit to
Charlottesville, returned home last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alma Fitzgerald, of Midloth-
Ian Turnpike, who has been sick for
many weeks, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Ida B. Richmond is leaving
Richmond for her home in New Jer-
sey, after delightful stay OF one
month with Mrs. George l.. Branch.
On the eve OF her departure a de-
lightful send off party was given by
Mrs. Branch.
Miss G.. Louise Carter has returned
to the city after spending q most
pleasant vacation, visiting her broth
ers, Messrs. u. r: Garter, Jr. and
Wyndham M. Carter, OF New York.
She reports that her brother, e. r.
Carter, Jr. has sailed for France. /
Miss Della Bundy, OF Essex Coun-
ty, Is spending a few days in Rich.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
OPENING OF THE ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH.
Splendid New Edificc on the South
Side Is Opened to the Public.

Splendid New Edificc on the South
Side Is Opened to the Public.
Enter into His gates with thanks
giving and into His courts with
praise"
The opening Of Zion BAPTIST
Church, Of South Richmond, of
which the late Rev. Dr.. w. II. An
thony was the pastor began Sunday
morning, September list and ended
September ESth. Each service was
we'll attended by the members and
friends, both in and out of the city.
The following services were we'll
rendered.
Sunday morning, Rev. ). J. Wood
son preached the opening sermon.
Voice from the Deacon Board" by
Deacon SAMPSON Cooke; remarks,
Prof. j. Fl. Blackwell. At $3.50 tho
sermon was delivered by Rev. l.. c.
Garland, ID. y. Rev. A. Binga, D.
ID. made timely remarks. At $3.50
p. NJ, Rev. e. Payne, D. D preached
a splendid sermon
The following Divines preached
during the week: Monday night,
Rev. T.. A. Brown, of Mt. Olive Bap
fist Church; Tuesday night. Rev. w.
H. James. Of Swansboro Baptist
Church; Wednesday night, Rev. a.
Smith; Thursday night, Rev. G. a.
Cobbs, OF Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church; Friday night, Rev. w. q.
Mitchell On the second Sunday, the
eighth, Rev. J. A.. Bowler preached
in the morning.
The following choirs rendered mu
sic during the week: Second Baptist,
Fourth Baptist, Mt. Olive Baptist,
Swansboro Baptist, Calvary Baptist,
First Baptist and Zion Baptist.
One thousand and one dollars and
twenty-eight cents were raised during
the exercises, which speak volumes
for the energy Of lions congregation.
Mr.. Daniel B. Glenn, the able clerk
and the untiring corps of deacons.
assisted by the Church Aid Clubs,
are working increasingly for the
progress Of this most remarkable
Church, spiritually, numerically and
financially.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
REV. GRAHAM'S ADDRESS.

Rev. A. A. Graham, D. D., Iof
Phocbus, Va, delivered an address
at the session last night whidh
brought the annual session to cIosk.
1t was a powerful address, delivered
III grand style, and created n pro-
found impression.
PROMINENT men in attendance
were: Bishop p. A. Bouldin, OF PHIL
aaelphia; Rev. S. S. Morris, ID. d. y
or Norfolk, Vice Grand Master; and
a. ID. Purnell, of Philadelphia and
others
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Peachy Hudson Of Burkevillc,
Va, announces the marriage OF her
sister, Bessie e. to Mr.. w. G.. Carter
on last Wednesday, September 18th.
at tho residence OF Rev. q. D. Lewis.
The reception will DO OF e62 N. 7th
Street on Wednesday September 18TH
from 8 to 1890 p. II. 6rtende arc In
vited. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY and COLLEGE,
TO Make Remarkable ShOWin@~=xfS 3Lst
annual Session. STUDENTS ENROLL
ing i'm Large Numbers.

Virginia Theological Seminary and
College will open in its thirty-first
annual session. Tuesday, October list.
Indications are that this will provo
to be Il very remarkable year in many
respects for this institution. The
enrolment will be lrage. All dor
mitorics will have n capacity number
Arrangements and improvements arc
now under way to Increase tho dor.
mitory space.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
COURSES.

The courses are modern and adj
justed to meet all requirements. Tho
College course has been especially
adjusted to new world conditions, so
rs TO give the student tho proper
insight and fitness to meet the new
problems of science, economies, NOR
ais and religion, that will naturally
evolve out OF this world war.
Special emphasis is placed upon
physical and social sciences rs
branches that will be fundamental
in the work Of reconstruction after
the war. Thesc in addition to Il
list Of electives, in tho College de-
partmcnt, afford Il splendid oppor-
tunity to tho ambitious, Industrious
student, seeking thorough training
for his lifo work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.

The annual reports Of the \Grand.
Otficcrs and chairmen Of committees
were read Wednesday night The
Grand Fountain was resolved into
special session long enough I'd en-.
power tho Board OF Directors to
negotiate loan Of $4,000 to liqui-
date mortgage on the property Of
the Grand Fountain described by Il
deed OF trust.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
In MonOrialn.

In loving remembrance of Mrs.
RebGca Robinson, Of New Kent. who
died September IL, 1917:
"Thot hast gone to thy grave,
And LIT this weary world.
May you rest in peace until tho morn
When Ve shall meet again
TO sped eternal years"
Daughter,
MATTE yADEN,
1903 Unbn Street, Fulton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
PUBLIC MEETING.

The meeting Tuesday night was in
the nature Of a reception the speak
ers being Mrs. l.. l.. Stanard, Grand
Worthy Secretary; Director Lee
Trent, Pittsburgh; Mrs. NJ. u. Wyatt
Richmond; Mrs. Addie Thomas, Pc.
tersburg; and Mrs. Oracle Merit
weather, Richmond. The (musical
program was pleasant fed allure of
the evening.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
THEOLOGICAL COURSE.

The institution is very popular
ana - rapsd'y hec&miG. Ialn1us be.
cause OF tho very thorough and use
full men who receive their training
for the ministry in it. III this de-
partmcnt, too, the fact is recognized
that preaching must have q new
social aspect; Il moro human inter
probation and at tho same time
always observe tho all important
purpose Of tho Gospel, the spiritual
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
ACADEMIC COURSE.

The academic work is designed to
fit one for College or the profession
al school. The laboratory for tho
physical sciences is being enlarged
and a large additional supply OF ap.
paratus placed to increase the facil-
tiles In the scientific department.
Tho work in this course Is thorough
and strong and gives the student a
fine foundation for any further work
desired.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
MUST FIGHT WITH 1T,

Tho Planet and other noble insti-
buttons have remained on the actual
scene Of the struggle and have
neither given nor asked any quarter.
They have been as radical in their
demands for racial recognition and
economic freedom as the dictates OF
good journalism and breeding would
permit. Can you fight for tho uplift
OF n people without lighting with it?
Could Tho Planet and its contem-
poraries have done the good they
have accomplished had they deserted
the scene and gone afar Off for the
sake Of personal safety and comfort?
God moves in q mysterious way,
and it may BIO that the Provident
Hand Of our Father laid heavy on
the shoulders OF the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People
when that board upset the arrange
ments for the appointment Of DR..
Dubois.
Faithfully yours,
! FRANK HOWARD HALLION.
EDpewell, Va, Box 1912
September z, 1918.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14

aspect. In shaping the course this
has been kept in mind. This do
partment Is standard and modern.
Excellent advantages arc offered to
the young men taking this course.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
THE GRAND FOUNTAIN HOLDS
18TH ANNUTi SESSION.
True Roformcrs Held Good Meetings
Here This Wcclt--Will Liquidatc
Mortgage on Property.

The Grand Fountain, United Order
of True Reformers, held its thirty
eighth annual SESSION. in tho True
Reformers' Hall on North Second
street. The session began Tuesday
morning, following a injecting Of tho
board Of directors on Monday, with
Mr.. w. S. WOodson, Grand Worthy
Master. presiding.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14

Hear Roscoe Conkling Simmons at
,the City Auditorium, next Monday
night. Auspices OF Spartans.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14

Hear Roscoe Conkling Simmons at
the City Auditorium, next Monday
night. Auspices Of Spartans.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14

90 and hear Roscoe ConTling
Simmons a the City Auditorium, on
next Monde night. $3.50.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
MILITARY TRAINING.

The institution will havo Student
CONTINUED On Fifth Page.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
OUR HOPES HERE.

The majority of the Negroes of
this country have been in the South
land. His hopes and aspirations, as
DR.. II. G. Woods says, are in the
South. His fortune and misfortune
and his problems have all been con-
tered in the South. He is physically
and mentally adapted to tho South
land. Hero in tho South Is he I'M
dcrstood and appreciated, even tho
at times mjustly prosecuted and
1layed by discriminating legislation.
Thru all OF this what progress he
has made, has been made in the
South. In the South he is a factor
an economic factor-and an estab-
lishmcnt
If this is true, then, how can his
problems be threshed out and settled
with any degree of satisfaction any
where but in tho South? Dr.. Dubois
deserted when no left the multitude
he essayed to teach and attempted,
from what he believed to be an cX-
allied place, to do the teaching,
leaving the ignorant multitude in
the meantime to the mercy of its
ignorance and the Thing from which
he thinks ho is trying to save IL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14
"THE STRANGE CASE OF DIR. w.
II. Is. DUBOIS"
Editor John Mitchell, Jr.,


Richmond, Virginia.
Sir: The principles for which The
Planet stands are to be commended.
First, last and all the time it has
held fast to the program 1t first
mapped out Early in its history did
it declare for racial justice, based
on the Divine Law OF equality of
man, and valiantly and unremitting-
ly has it fought for its set-up stand
ard. Times and conditions have
changed but steadfastly and tena-
ciously has The Planet chung to what
il believed to be right. Nor did it
at any time lose nerve and fec the
scene Of action.
1t is easy enough to stand afar
OF and hurl stones into a crowd that
is fighting among themselves, but
the institution worth while is the
one that In the face of abuse and
even danger courageOusly filings its
banner to the breeze, declaring 1t
self ready and willing to share with
its people some OF the difficulties and
sacrifices that are necessary and
incident to Il successful prosecution
of its Cause. The Planet has at all
times shown discretion as we'll as
race pride. 1t has proven itself di-
plomatic without sacrificing any OF
the qualities of straightforwardncss
and manhood.
THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE,
The recent dilemma in which DR..
w. e. b. Dubois found himself is
perhaps partly due to tho fact that
he deserted. 1t is possibly partly
IN hn L.,
self aloof from his people and set
himself up as the unQuestionablc
criterion OF twelve million blacks.
mo one who essays to teach the
multitude" Cir this is DR.. Dubois
editoriaD is in itself an exponent Of
the train Of thought that has led
DR.. Dubois unto his present embar-
RAISING situation. "Some men are
horn Great, snmn achieve greatnnss
ana some have greatness thrust up.
on them,' may now easily be
supplemented with and some
thrust greatness upon themselves. !"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14

mond. While in the city she is the
guest Of Mrs. +. II. Carter, Of 700
North Fifth street. :.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14

Mr.. Ulysses S. Cunningham, Of
Danville, Va. was in the city last
Wednesday On business.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-14

Mrs. Mildred Ruflins and Miss
Beatrice Stigger returned home this
week from Green Bay, Va.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
TITLE GIANT TRUCK
"Opens AGENCY HERE
brst Bros. Win Handle Commercial
Vehicle m Local Territory.

Forst Bros. Inc. t115 New York ave-
as northwest. have taken over the
kclusfys agency for the new Little
lsnt' line Of l. and ala ton motor
Fucks.
Forst Bros. after thorough investi-
ztion, have become convinced that
be next avs or six years viii be to
PIE motor truck line what the past
{ve or six years have been to the
pleasure car line, and that the day
Ipr the handling OF motor trucks as
side line By pleasure car dealers Is
last.
It 10 the further opinion Of Forst
Bros that service Is 70 per cent Of
Ehe motor truck business, and that no
|natter how good the truck q man
buys. or what guarantee may accom-
pany the sale, II Is the unexpected ac-
bE time unless the damage can be
quickly and properly remedied. and to
this end they have set for themselves
Inc motto. Service above all, and
are carrying the largest repair stock
pf any truck agency in the country.
Forst Bros agency includes. be-
Bides the District Of Columbia. all Of
Maryland and Virginia It Is their
Intention to open their own branch
'alssrooms and service stations In all
he larger sities throughout this ter
ritory, 80 as to enable them to main
tain their motto OF Service above all''
By quickly assisting the owner or sub
dealer Of Little Giant" trucks. no
matter where he may be located in
their territory.
p Forst Bros. have a large feet of
trucks Of all sizes now en- route from
The factory OF the Little Giant Truck
in Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
ToUGHNESS EXTRAORDINARY.

"A good many hard things have been
said about army commissariat beef"
remarked recently Maj. Gen Bols,
new chief Of the British General
STAN in France. "but I think the
hardest was contained In . conversa-
tion overheard on the western front
some little time ago.
"A typical Tommy belonging to the
old army such a one as might have
stepped straight out from one OF
Barnsfather's inimitable cartoons, was
drawing rations for his mess.
Look ere he said to the army
service butcher who was cutting up
the meat. for Gawd's sake, matey,
give up q bit Of beet we can get our
teeth into. The chunk you dished me
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
THE MOTORISTS GUIDE.

luton: Sharp Curve and Dangerous.
The sun is glad. the earth is gay.
The morning airs blow fresh and sweet;
This Is indeed holiday
Notice: This is One-way Street,
Awakes the rose as from dream
And far away chill rains have fled;
The skies blue. the waters sleam-
Road Closed: Construction Work Ahead!
Good old machine. it's running fnel
The level ways beneath US flow:
We're doing thirty-eight or nine
School Crossing: Motor Cars Go Slow!
Our eyes light up. our thoughts expand.
Our lasgard lungs with ozone fill;
What vistas open on each hand!-
.. Cautionl Sharp Curve and Dangerous Hill:
Well. there's the little inn in sight,
And luncheon time is drawing near;
What say you. shall we all alisht2
Automobiles Must Not Stop Here.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03

out with last time was mess orderly
was that tough I could ha' soled my
boots with it,
"'Well. why didn't your" replied the
A. 8. C. man airily.
Quick as a flash came the retort:
So I would II could ha' got the
tacks to go through tt '"-Pearsons 5
Weekly.